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. .., • MINING INTELLIGENCE. countenance to their proceedings in any way, di-
rectly or indirectly. The Birmingham branch have the formality of a referer em to the central board in
London, great advantage to the merchant would re-
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- (From the Mining Journal of this day.) • further resolved to recommend to the general com-
t Man- sult from such an altered Om. They would also re- -r the buyer as the two months endin
HOLLAND. We have to report a marked improvement in the mittee of manaeement which is stationed a
commend the selection of a gentleman of practical mantity o spools spinning is
chit t t' i '?
32 1 declaratio
s er, o ssue imme late y a • n to the em- regards W. J. Thompson sen )-J. Lamber t, E. R. to 80s; and Turke Fi s'6 t
Wte; jbr.oTklie°rsin(P; cis
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TUB HAGUE, JAN. 8.-The Government has de- amount of business transacted since our last publication, - experience in commercial affairs to co-operate with . h
F., . . R T yg.e s o 65s per cwt. only on a par with the consumption we may fairly em-
ployers throughout the country, expl f th '
anatory o eir Wood, and J S
. mit , eingston-upon-Hull, nisurance rec.- o-day East India Rice was sou ht aft •an t if add.t•
cided that those soldiers of Belgian origin who took while prices generally have been steady, and in slime the other commissioners ct imposing the Board of Cus- brokers g er, pee-, i meal looms ure put to work, an advance in
0 position and the determination at which they have (as far as regards E. R. Wood)-W. Long, and advance being re uired o erated - '
part in the active service of the Netherlands at the cases improved. Several favourite dividend m
-hies -avd
arrived. We believe that in this decision Birmingham toms ; and their anxious des ire, in fact, was to see the J. Howlitt, Chancery-lane, wine and spirit merehLts- auction 3,805 baggs Bengal wereagtaatkasetn bnasiness. At I price on yairns, for none seem inclined to increase the
period of the treaty in 1839, shall not be obliged to advanced in value, and bid fair to continue theireucnnaerd
is not singular. The various branches of the association present antiquated and vieious system undergo such E. Hollidge and J. Ricamicgton, Kingston-upon-Hull,. Ils 6d fur mid and good, being Is pe clwt aatbolv°e3thtoe I pprteeseenbt 13ritonounctilon, at the current tate for yarns.
be naturalised, in order to their military promotion, course. Carn Brea and Wheal Owles
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entertain similar view 3 with regard to the present unfor- a thorough and comprehemsive revision as would in- tea-dealers-C. Restall and T. Winslade, Farnham, value. Of Sago gotry
flcaatizt quote any decided im-
decreased 672 chts were only inrpart sold; fine rocven.;nt in to• day, we have to notice a.
for that by virtue of the four articles of the law of the a decline, which may be accounted for y
fth I cl. • tunate proceedings; and the central committee a ma" sure its adaptation to the altered position of the coin- Surrey, tailors-J. P. lion and G. Sims, Bieminge large pearl at 255, mid medium size 18s to 19s and mid P•'t of eeneral confiden
amount of ore sales and non- a went o e usua in- , spiri ce as to the future as regard&
9.Bth July, 1850, they are considered natives of the , , ,P Y
b siness has been nagement have cautioned members against being led merce of the country. ham, pocket-book makers-J. Woodger, E. Woodger, small 16s. Of Sago Flour 495 bags sold at 12s to prices. Yarns cannot be bought near so well as two
dends. In speculative mines the u. and T Wood er N w
Netherlands. equally satisfactory, and to a larger amoun .
t than usual. away by the representations of the Amalgamated Society. mi.. Tunelea and one or two other gentlemen . g , e castle-upon-Tyne, fish cumin- 12s 6d per cwt. mouths atm, and it will be a hard conflict to get a come-
M. Drouyn de l'lluys is expected at the Hague in
Th b - f h M• • Exch
e mem e.s ot e ming ange having deter- They consider that to insist upon t. .
he demands made b Lordshi •
3' haying addressed his pin confirmation of Mr: (as far as regards J. Wood er -N Har P nd SPHarrs -Ia conse e
W. Goodbod - g ) * v'y
a ' qu nce of a reduction of Id per sponding advance on goods, without which we see no
the course of a few days, charged with an extra-
mined on the issue of a weekly list of prices, showing the that body would result in great injury to the trade. Hornby's :temarks, St. Geer e-street East late Rat HT- 1n h yin been submitt d
y, g ( cl gal o a g e to tor Leeward Island chance but the pre mutt reduced production continuing.
dinary mission from the President of the French b ' d • h ' the public will be able to ob- h United St t no mean on] eti-
Belgium and tre . aes are . c p
Lord Je mutt RUSSELL said he could promise the gen- highway), merchant clothiers-T. Darlow •un at, d W R, m a fair bu. iness has been tr •
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te- tat .t, 4s. tu .a TRADE OF MANCHESTER, JAN. 8.-The market for
or usiness one in eac mine, • . , D I R • •
tors; an addition ot 10 per cent. on many important de- • - • ar ow, amsey, Huntingdonshire grocers-W M tckey r I roof streneth East India
Republic. tain a further guide to security in their future opera-
artments of machinery would throw England out of the tlemen of the deputation tnat the subject which they J. Smith, G. Bell, and J. Ho ' *
rsle ew ,ji p ,„ . is cheaper, and the piece goods and cotton yarn was tolembly firm to-day,
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y, N castle -upon- sales are 300 hie s at le 3d to Is 3irl proof. but the business done was not extensi 1
Baron Gericke has been appointed Netherlands tions, which caanot fail to be productive of considerable P had broug ht before his attention should be taken into T ve, except ur
market; and the result would be either the total loss of yne, drapers (as far as regards G. Bell)-7.1eanor For Demerara operations have been small. at c ' ' '• '
Ambassador at the Court of Belgium. benefit to the mining community.
• these branches of tho trade or a reduction in wages to deration with the vie f ascertainin
careful co. ssi e • w o erfain descri stions of nods e inch command a refe-
g Maria Nunn and Annie Wallis, Ealing, Middlesex, 2s to 2a 3tl for 32 to 40 over proof. Jamaica r 1 g i . P
In the Metal Market-English Copper has been in -
h whether env changes might not be effected caculated schoolmietresses-G Brim() • W W R i ,IleP. In yarns, goed No. 40 s, and India qualities of
TURKEY. active demand; South Anaerican meeting ready sale at h t Id ' 1
an extent ta. wou enab eus to compete with tee e -• I, -•- • -r-scoe. and R. fine crudity 34 to 33 per cent over proot is offered im 50, . i , • .- . •
e ant 60 3 mule twist are in requesehind rather diffi-
th r machine-making countries. to render the Board of Customs more in accord- H. Briscoe, Wolverhampton, merchants (as far ns re- I from 3s 21 to 45 2d, d hil t den t -
goo mi o goe ee to 3a over 23 cult to m '. •
for by purchasers. Tin continues 0 e eet a ith tor early delivery. Fine numbers and
A letter from Constantinople of 2,5 th ult. says :- 784, and still sought It must not, however, be forgotten that there are fusee wit h the wants of the country. The sub- gar& G. Briscoe)-J. Nash, jun., J. Nash, and W.l 7d to 3s, mid 2s 5d to 23 7d, and low 28 to 30 i 2 2d •
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and and the late a vance is u y sup- over s deubie yarns suitable to the Yorkshire markets, have a
" The French Ambassador has lately had several iu active dem , ~ . h gt• fi . d many operatives Connected with the Amalgamated ject should be generally inquired into, but Thorntore Reigate, Surrey, auctioneers-T. Dy•er and Ito 25 4d. Full terms are demanded fur Braady. Price 3
conferences with the Grand Vizir and.the Minister of ported. Bence, and Straits ave gone o ree y, an t • . .
expected. The extraordinary increased Society in Birmingham, and many who are members of with reg ard to the suggestion that some gen- J. Clarke, Upper Mary steady sale. For the Mediterranean, exporters are
lebone•street, Portland-place, 1 for Cognac best brands of the vintage of 1851 rule at rather inactive, and the German be ers continue to bu
Foreign Affairs. It is supposed that they relate to :igher pricfes__
Tin Plates continues, though a shade less neither body. Numerically they may be stronger than denian o high standing in the commercial world surgeons-W. Rivett, sem, W. Rivett, jun., and S. Ri- 4s act to 45 43; 1850 ditto, 4s 6d to 4s 8d; sparingly, In cleths there is a gOod 'lll uiry for the betteyr
the late events in France. M. Ed. de Lesseps, the •hiP'e:tthan a month ago; altogether the market is in a the members of the Engine Makers' Society; but so far should be chosen a member of the Board of Customs, vett, Crown• street, Finsbury, cabinet makers (s, a far as 1849 ditto, 4s 93 to 4s 11d; 1848 ditto, 5s 3,1 quslities of wide shirtings and printlig cloths. Both
French Consul at Aleppo, has just arrived here, ac- in p,ri:ti
y healthy state in both these metals. Lead re- as we are aware they have evinced no intention to ihsist
he was afi mid there would be some difficulty in car- regards W. Rivett, shen.)-a-Jl.e Swlaltlning auentd Ssi,itst fititlling, to 56 sd; older, 5s 7d to 6s 6d; low to mid 2s 10d to 4s; spinners and manufacturers appear firra, and in a poen-
North Warnboroug , II rt y Mew a
companied by the persons belonging to his consulate, PriML iather dull; an increased quantity being raised upon a compliance with the demands made elsewhere.
Tying out that recommendation, because he thought . ac field, and Bordeaux, 2s 23 to as 4d. British made Spirits re- tine to resist any attempt to lower prices.
If, hoe ever, they should do so, we are informed that the Southampton. nurserymen and seedsmen-J. F. Rhodes main firm at 9.i 8d to 9,1 93 net cash; and Gin 8s for 92
and several witnesses in the affair of the murder hal the effect of lowering late rates. din very few z nerchants of the requisite character would and W. Colli • B
el, radford, Yorkshire, grocer i-R. F. under proof. Geneva is ls 7d t 1- 8d and fine Is 9d to COAL MARKET. w
American envie ers are prepared to follow the course adoptc --EsTiRDAY.
Of Father Bazile. This affair, which some time back In the Bullion Market,-Mexican and South .
Y - - 1 t lose their works. be found willing to abandon their present avocation Remin JRH 1 TSC •JA Bi b h 2 • l '')
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gton, . . al ow, . . owte. . . ium ac , 3 per ga ton. Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market :-
buyers at 4s. 110. per oz. Bar silver containing Manchester and London, name y, o c
il *nducement as t Bate's West Hartley.. 133 ad Wharton ... 14s ed
was stopped from want of sufficient proof, is to be
doltlrs'll old above 5 grs in the pound to be paid for At the extensive establishment at Soho, and at the Lon- for go sms .. an i . t he comparatively paltry and W. B. Tristram, Bombay, East Indies; merchants INDIGO.-The quarterly sales of East lodia Indigo are
at once resumed. The Porte has expressed its de- go--, ,a g - • • •• - ' d ke et F e Henderson and Co., we un- remuueral inn enjoyed bY a Commissioner of Customs. (as far as regards R. F. Reinington)-C. Candy and E. fixed for the Burnhope
e Id. per oz. standard. Bar silver witnout gold, on wor s o essrs. o , Itnn of next mouth, and alread r-• 38
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e,sirr a nartley ..... ... 14s 3clißraddyll
termination to act iu the case with the utmost im- 5-- esa - .11 t notice has been given to the members of On the ()doer hand, a merchant of the class to whom Ferrand, Watling-street, City, Rue la Font, Lyons, at chests are declared, 0 • •at •fl 17s Od
d d B ld " d de t
ss. °ad. per oz. sten ar . ar go ,745. 9 . per oz. •rs and ~ a perations are au tri ing Chester Maio 143 6to gotten
partiality. On the report of the Finance Minister, are. -0-um--an -ounoons, 785. 3d. per oe. the Amalgamated Society to the effect that if they insist the 11 be
salary would rea y an object, was not likely to St. Etienue, and at Rue D'Enghien, Paris, merchants- for all purposes, althouga there are sellers
stane el Cl 1 hi d hi Howard's W. H. Neth. 14s tei Stew '
art ei - ... .... ••• 17es 6d
the Sultan has issued a firman to regularise the ad- American eagles, 765. 3d. per oz. Platina, 16s. per oz, upon the demands made upon the employers elsewhere, e
uave suffii :ient weight to satisfy the requirements of S. Bromhead and d. Hemmi„g, Bristol and 'tondo uderry, 2d to 3d psr lb under last sale's rates. Longridge'sW.Hartley 14s 6d Hartlepool
ministration of orphans' property, hitherto subjected At East Wheal Rose meeting, on Monday, the ac- their discharge is inevitable. We trust, however, that the public., However, he could only repeat his assu- Ireland, contractors-W. Crabtree, J. Harrison, i Ind W. In consequence cd the reduced stock of Spanish, pre- North Percy Hartley.. I:3s 9d Kelloe
to dreadful mismanagement. The persons placed at counts for September and October showed-Balance this determination will not be rendered necessary. If it ranee that the subject brought before him by the de- Rushforth, Bradford, Yorkshire, machine makors (as mous terms are sustained ; sales are, however, trifling; Allsrdean wain
should, great distress will be the result, inasmuch as far as regards W. Rushforth)-C. Mayhew and W. P. Guatemala, flares at 48 9d to sa, sobres Redheugh Main ...... 12s 6d iTimunley
the head uf this amount cf ProPerty have, it appears, from last account, 2,408/. 18s. 91; ores sold (less dues), putation ts3ould receive serious consideration. 43 to 4s 6d, las 01
been speculating with the proceeds, and thus les- 8,628/. 9s. Id.; Cargoll adventurers for water charge, ho are satisfied with the resent positien of the „ .
those w . . P hdi h I he, int. ?rview then terminated. Padmore, Argyle. street, St. James's, architecte-J. conies 25 to 3s Id; Caracca, flores and sobres 4s to 55, aanfield Moor me-- 13s ad:West Kelloe
sened its amount by several millions. The imperial sec., mee 17s. 43.= 11,213/. ss. 2d. By dividend of t , g
rade-who are entitle " rather to bear t e i s t ey
_______________ Brown and G. Cropper, Sheffield, whitesmiths- -P. S. aud corms 2s 10d to 33 9d per lb. rantield Moor Butes... 13s 3d Bowdon Close ..... .... 13s 3d
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have than ny to others they know not o -wi e in- itililroy and J. MiCord, Plymouth, linendrapers-J. CocniNEAL. To-day the demand was brisker for '
Fownley... ..... 14s Od Hunwick
firman renders the managers for the future fully 74 103. per share (9604): leaving balance in favour of , • , .
t • ; NoRTHA aneroer RAcES,-Sir Rowland Trenchard Broadhead dJ R 143 6dAdelaide Tees ....... 155 6d
volvea in the same unfortunate cacums ances anstng an . ogers, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, Cochineal, and at auction 111 bags Honduras all sold at West WYlam
added
responsible for the property committed to their adventurers, 3,009/. 12s. 4d. tas those who were really should ha. ve been to the nominations for the woollen cloth manufacturers. Wall's End, Sae !Tem
be At South Frances Mine meeting on Monday the from the went of employmen , full rates, silvers at 2,3 93 to 3s for ord to good, aud black Gosforth .....
charge. The Sultan Inas also ordered measures to
'''' "' • th fi tas of the quarrel.
Ha . iise ersC 11 e Northampt onshire Stakes, and Hungerford and Wood- INSOLVEN r PETITIONERS. at 33 6d to 4s for mid to good.
taken to secure the capital for the future from a ts showed-Co er ore sold 3 1501
1 ac_coun pp , , • ' ' lark omitted. James Fowler, Ade, Norfolk, publican. Morrison
SALTPETRE.-To-day a thir business was done by pri- Northu b 1 1 .. 15s 6d Hartley
e to be 4,2/. 15s. 9d.=3
dearth of water. Fountains and reservoirs ar , _ ,6231, 13s. 9d.-Labour cost, Oct.,
MURDE RNO MURDER ! THE CANCER HOSPITAL, CANON-ROW, WESTMIN- Chas. Greville, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, doctor of medicine. vete treety, and full rates were paid. At auction 257 Riddellm er
aw
14s 6d Nixon's Merthyr and
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created, in order to render the distribute
'on of the ' ' 1 / 1 s
6894 Os. Bd.; lhov., 648/. la.; merchants bil s, 544 • es.
ld • d 21/ 1 "d • t t xes ,Fcc 521 13s • As a
~ ues, 4 . la. I.; ra es, a , ~ • • , jury that does its duty, and calls a murder a STER,-Ti ie generhus
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offer of Old Glauaoreanshire. rocer. ba s realized 2" - ' •
Mrs. Wobridge, of Reading, to Richard Jenkins, Pontypri , . s g g JJ 6d for mid quality 26i per cent reintc- Walker lss Ora Cardiff
14s 9dr
lar "
water from the sources cf Belgrade more regu .
the two months, 1,447/. 148. sel.- murder, is put into a very invidious situation, it Is im- , •
- • • • contribute fifty guineas to the above hospital, before the end R. Lloyd, Brynmawr, Brecknockshire, beerhousekeeper. tion. Ships at market, 76 Sold. 5l.
leaving profit for month e 1 d - S GO h•
o the ensuing , 0 March, has been a rea y re- David Thomas, wansea, amorgans ire, cense
li d TALLO •
W.-This afternoon the parcels of Tallow at -
__--•-ww---------------_ Balance in hand, 426/. Ila. Bd., makes 1,874/. 6s. Id.- possible to find fault with the twelve men who, in face 1
sponded ti iby four eenevolent persons ; and we havt no victualler. public sale mostly sold at previous rates; 230 pkgs -
RAILWAY SH. ARE M ARKETS.
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nee next ac- of the sunaming-up, acquitted Thornas Bare of mur e
LIBERATION of GENERAL CAVAIGNAC deduct dividend, 1,2404, leaves a. balance to
and
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n s doubt the entire sum will be realised ere the time expires. Evau Polley, Cae Harris, Glamorganshire, collier. South American at 34s to 358 9d; 317 csks of bydney, LIVERPOOL, JAN. 9.
onnd him guilty ot the infinitely tester ouence or
ce count of 6341. 6s. ld. Of all the maladies which human flesh is subject to, none is
, Steph. Sheldon, Sedgley, Staff wdshire iron chest maker. good to fine Mu•ton, 35s 6d to 36 63 Bf 3' t 36 • Swum EXCHANGE. '
'I he share market has been dull
CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE PRESIDENT'S At North Pool meeting, on the 30th Dec., the ac- manslaughter. Of the verdict itself, however, we can more deseeving the .syamathy of the affluent public tnan
J. S. Carter, Sed 1 ' ' • • ' • • - s' ee
da o a'
and in • -
g ey, Staffordsinre, licensed victualler. 260 elm wrecked P. Y. Candle 35s 3d to 355 9d. active to-day, with little business doing. Prices remain
MINISTER. counts for September and October showed-Balance have but one opinion, for we can have but one cancer. John Edwards, Llangetni Anelesey Unman. without noticeable alteration. The transactions were as
from last account, 566/. 13s. 53.; ores sold, less dues, opinion, of the crime. The man had a long-standipg . _ I b f Owes.-This afternoon of 70 tons Sperm Oil at auction
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(From the Scotsman) - John Newman, Old Lakenham, Norwich, gardener. follow :-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 62 In-London and North-
. THE, LONDON GAZETTE, Jan v. a part only sold at 84/ 5 t to 85/ lOs for good to fine.
It has fallen to us to be the medium of first publish- 6, 3(1 =--3 811/ 9.. 83.-Mine costs and mer- quarrel with the peor creature who was so unfor-
-3,244/. la. • , • Edw, Spittle, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, cow dealer. Western, 116nt - Midland, 57% -St. Helen's (Railway and
chants' bille, 2,1441. 5.3. 5d.; bd.'dd f 5/ h • b h• • 11 d f h• ' • '
ymeen o . per s are, tunate as to e is wife ; she ha 3 e rom is Como:mime. by the Lord Lieutenant of Lancashire. F , . Canal), New Preference, 6 per cent., 2 p.-York and North.
ing the documents regerding a Tmetiou waich has reueric Rogers, Ashford, Kent, grocer.
1 000/ leaving balance in favour of adventurers, 6674 presence, for reasons which the sequel has proved not John Armstrong, E .be De try Lieutenant, THE CO UN TR Y MARKETS. ;dandled, 23aa-Dundalk anu Enniskillen, 7A,
been made the topic of much dispute, end the facts of
4;. 3d. ?The profit on the two months was 1,110/. 103.101 to be groundless, and which are not rendered less valid Jan. 5. sq., to p Thome Fist, Canterbury, shoemaker. .
•MANCHESTER. JAN. 9.
Thomas Stagg, King's Lynn, Norfolk. gig painter. WANEFIELD, JAN. 9.-We have fair arrivals ef
whiah have not hitherto transpired either at London mieswmden bi•monthly meeting, on the 31st Dec., by the circumstance that it is no longer accounted
At B 1 id BANKRUPTS. Henry Forster Great nlassineh Norfolk plumber wheat and barley and moderate of other artieles The aTOCK EXCHANGE.-The business to-day was very modea
or Paris-the terms and circumstancee of the libera- the accouata showed-Tin ore sold, 4,232/. 4s. 2d.; old murder for a man to hunt down and kill his wife ;he Richard Billing, see •h d B•11•ng jun b-ick , - ' ' ' a am" - ' dern n f ' • • - •
a and Ric ar iI • ~ • Ricaard Elwell-Jones King's Lynn Norfolk. an or wheat is scarcely so active as last week, rate, and prices flat. The transactions were fll
as 0 ow :-
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a e omen, en- Ast ancashire, 15g4-Lancashire and
tint: of General Cavaignac by the French President. iron 6/. 195.=4,239/. 3s. 2J. To labour cost for Sept. had declared that " revenge was sweet," that he would makers, Beading, Berkshire • ender Jan. 23, at ' ' e e '
, to surr , which checks the disposition to adva b e .
_... far Joseph Fisher, Great Massinghana, Norfolk, journeyman nce, ut a air Yorkshire. 62 Ve-Ditto, Fifths, lei dis.-London and North-
The letters, with which we have been favoured from anAct., 2,6 ad. Oa Id.; merchants' bills and dues, have his revenge at any cost, and did not care how half-past twelve, and Feb. 20, at twelve, at the Court of atnount of business 1- pa • i
, e ss ng at late prices. Barley
a trustworthy source, and e
-chicle we proiteed to give 1,015/. 123.; coals, 1554 4s. 3d.; carriage, 74/. 17s. 1 Id. he had to go tor it ;he had set spies and laid a trap Bankruptcy. Stansfeld, official assignee; Gregory and shoemeker. 'Western, New Quarters " Al h • '
.., 0 p.- anc ester and Binning-
h had , %Il , u o , a OUrer.
John Taylor, Kessinel d S ff lk 1 b maintains the recent advance, and in fair demand. Oats ham (C), 113-16-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire,
in dm 1t• d e Preface except it be necessary By dividend of 4s. pershare, 324/. 165.; leaving balance to discover the refuge of his intended victira ;e. i Faulkner, Bedford-row; Blandy, Reading.
-ns a ion, nee ne • , - , Mary Mitchell, Kinede Lynn, Norfolk, milliner. and shelling sell in retail, and are unchanged in value. New Preference, ta p.-Midland, 58-South-Eastern and
to in.'orrn some reeders thee M. de Moray is the in favour of adventurers, 11/. 12s. 11d. purchased a flat file and afterwards, very wise y Frederick Freeman C I
e tb, grocer, Canterbury, o an. r. ,-.0, ; Beans are held at full prices. Dover, 21 7-16.
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I a omson, paw ei , or s ire, woo en menu am
Presidenee Home (or Chief) Minister, and that Me- _ , , •
At Wheal Gclden. Consols bi-monthl meetin at for his ur ose chan ed it for a triangular 00 and Feb. 17 a' t •
Y g' ' PP ' g‘i. ''h 1 - ' d-a -w, , A elve, at the Coart of Bankruptc . ,
Y S. Hopson, Halifax, Yorkshire, schoolmaster. old. New. BIRMINGHAM, JAN. 9.
B nasteme on the ith inst. the accounts showed-Ba- file a much stroneer weaoon Tots e s taipsoe teraham official ascii t
enee ; Cullen, H g
ih- street, Poplar. WHEAT, per qr. 601bs per bushel:- s. ii. B. e. STOCK EXCHANGE. -There was little or nothing done in
dame Wier is the mother of the young lady to whom
•aa e ,
th, , . • , h , d , , , d . ,
I e d hid about - , ' - James Brundle, Dickleburgh, Norfolk, dealer.
t nce last acceunt, 2,ei 21. 4s. 4d. ore soid, 4484. -s. sa. work ot no common difficu,ty-en Sennett Mason dra W wcastle-under•Lyne, Jan. Suftolk,Essex, and Kent, red ... -to - 40 to 42 the share market to-day. The only sale reported was-
Generel Caveignac was about tu be married in a day
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' ' el• d 13' • • trata ern into his , dF . ' h per' j' e h a 'li Henry Duffer), Tasburgh, Norfolk, blacksmith. Ditto, white ... ... ••• -- - 46 -48 Anabergate, Nottingham, and Boston, 5'X.
. '"' t' 'ld f Decembee when the coup
.or two atter ee -, o .. ~ et, ---eaa,3301. lee ed. Monthly costs, mclu mg ues, ex- im. Having made his way by as- g .
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em an eo. 18, at ealt-past eleven, at t e irming am
John Marriott, Earl Stoneham, Suffolk, farmer. Norfolk and Hunts., red ... ... - - 38 -40
k and he arrested. It may be added PenditurP 'ln Penhale' team ba- wile's, a artment after a brief altercation ho intiicted ~,
mistrict Court W •
Sas., 2,080/. 43. 101: g p , - "- • fb. - • hitmore, official assig
• nee Birmie -
' , . •14 Henry Tilney Holesworth, Suffilk, carrier. Ditto, white ... ... ... -- - 42 -44 -
d' itat was struc lance of 1 2401 73 5i to tne credit'of tbe company. sixteen wounds on her farm and the front part o er hain• Fenton Newc Menieram, Kul ht
. pd, , , attle-under-Lync; • g ' SHIP NE WS.
Omer Collins, Arundel, Suss: x, chemist. Lincolnshire and Cambridge, red ... -- - 37 -39
that the correspon en e ,_,
d c apt ears to do credit to both ' • - ' ' " s' •
At Ferran St. George Mine meeting, on the 191 n of body, breaking one of her ribs, and severing tee p i and Emmet, Birmingham. Bnwerom JAN. 9 -Wind W.N.W. Arrived, Dit
Ditto, Ishite ... ... ... -- - 40 43 -on
from Ne wfoundlund; Lerd Beresferd, from Swans '
ea
emiee -to the spirit of the General, and to the po- D.
lh w• - e,c., the amounts showed-Copper ore sold (less dues monic artery. He did his vvork effectuelly, for tne John Williams, shipowner, Bristol, Ja,n. 23 and Feb. Tiii
John Monk Wheeler, Reading, saddler.
ulnas Watts, Rending, leather cutter. Yorkshire re,
, „, ... ... -- - 37 -39 During the gale iu ti. . *
litencss and dexterity of the Minister. aud income tax), 2,161/, I2s. 43.-Labour cost for July, woman died on the spot, and, on heine informed of that 18, at eleven, at the Bristol District Court. Miller, Ditto, white ie Bristol Channel on Thursday
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. evenie / a ves-
The cerrespondence beget), we believe, with a letter 621/ Is. 11d.; Aug., 456/. 9s. 5d.; merchants,' bills, 349/. fact, he expressed no regret for it; th; only approach to offietial assignee, Bristol; Day, Bristol. Dantzic and Konigsburg, white .. -- - 40 -45 1,, sel, supposed to be a barque, was seen to
G. Dunbar Edinburth, rofessor of Greek, to tneet
frees Madame Oiler to M. de Merny, requesting au 2s. 61: leaving prOfit, 73i 1. 18s. 61 ; add balance from proper feelino• being an admission-which the jury have David Boobbyer, ironmonger, Tavistock, Devonshire, ... e
d Pb
hJ n 14 nd F Lowerßaltic and Eamburgh, red... -- - 35 -40 founder between Black North and Walton Bay. No other
order of admission to the prison of attn, an order to last account, :2,702/. l Is. = 3,4341. 05. 61-lese cost at done their hest to neutralise-that he deserved to be Jan. 20, and Feb. 18, at one, at the Exeter District witsam Dowell s Room:3, Ein urg ,a . a eb. 4, Mediterranean, red ... ... ... -- - -- - Partieulers have transpired.
have the marriage of her daughter and General Ca- Devonehire. 261/. 7s. 5d.: leaves balance to next ac- hung fur what he had done. Now, if there - •
be swill a -, . . at one.
e our- Hirtzel, official assignee, Exeter; Terrell, Exeter; g. By • . ii •
ton, Glasgow, merchant, to meet a thin the BARLEY, per quarter of 8 buslaels:-
Norfolk and S BANFF, JAN. 6.-The Barbara, from Sunderland, sunk
utfolk... ... ~. -- - 27 -39 in the outer harbour of Portse o
y n the 4:11 inst. during
vaignac performed there. The Minister wrote the count, 3,173/. 2s. ld. crime as murder at all, this is murder, and murder, a 3 it Parker, Rooke, and Parker, Bedford•row.
Glasgow Stock Exchenge, Glasgow, Jan. 13 and Feb. 3, Lincolnshire and Yorkshire ~ -- - 23 -32 a heevy gale; her cargo is beteg landed.
folio wing reply, of which the date appears to have • on the 99th Dec the ems us et' no c mmon atrocit The situation of a • rap m.i „
At Tuicenbory Paine meeting, - ~ 8 e to , . o - y. - ... Gee e.;i ma Yorksh•
cloth merchant, Falsgrave, ire,
tit twelve Scotch ...
...
...
••• -- - 28 -32 BURNTISLAND, JAN. 7.-Durin h 1 f
been the 15:11 or 16. h elf December:- acceunts showed-Balance end of September, 284 2s. 7d.; helpless woman tied to a surly and vindictive brute i. Jan. 26 and Feb. 16, at twelve, at the Leeds District . •
W. Johnston, Edinburgh, poulterer, to meet within Grinding per 30 stone „, ... -- - 24 -25 g a eavy ga e rom
S.W. this mornin the Anna M
" Madam,-The President of the Republic found it I b in Oct. and Nov., 1034 Bs. 6d.; materiala bed enough as it is but when she is oblieed to fly for her
paid for a our Court Hope ofil i* 1 • e Leeds; Barker, Hud-
il II 1 • ) b - ' • ' ' el t know ' t• . ' Lta assigue , the Albert Hotel, Edinburgh, Jan. 15 and Feb. 5, at two. Foreign ... ... ... ... -- - 25 -28 afoot
half a
in_eg argaretha drove on shore
18/. Os 53 me 119/. 113. 6-- ycal in ( cto er, 1204: life, to hide herself under a strange name, an o dersheld; ihrd, Heddersfield. 'ANS, per qr. 631b3 to the bush •.i
*- il to the westward, where dm sank;
necessary to take very severe mcatures in the fint mo- • • 1 al W. Clark Edinburgh, grocer and spirit dealer to meet BE crew and
that he is using all diligence to find her out, and that John Bradshaw Taylor, ship broker, Liverpool, Jan. . .• , e 35 30 _ 3 part of materials saved, and the cargo is ex-
xt asecunt, 29 . 1 Is. b .
leaving balance to ne
_. . Small, fine ... ... ••• ..• 3- -
meets, and cou!d not yield to p, rional considerations, T d h .(.1 thtksnebe- within Steventon's Rooms Edinburah Jan 14 and
At Crane and .13,diswsa Mme meeting on ues ay, t e tho bloodhounds are alrea yon e rac , -
it- 22, and Feb. 13, at eleven at the Liverpool District , - ' ed ' ' Ticks ... ... - ••• 31 -33 29 -31 pee,ted to he got out if the weather moderate.
but be has Expretu dto me the desire, immediately after I t 209/ "d •
accounts showed-Balance as account, . ss. I.; comes an objsct of thee profoundest commiserationmor Court,. Turner, official ''
assignee, Liverpool; Booker, 1 eb. 11, at two. Foreign ... ... ... ••• -- - 26 -30 SHIELDS, JAN. 7.-The Lochinvar, of Montrose, is,
the re-establishment cf traequillity, to restore General
labour cost fur September, 174/. I3s. 7d.; October, 204/. greater wretchedness can hardly be imagined. .1'
r-jAiS Liverpool. PRICE OF SUGAR. OATS, per stone:- now on the Slipway in the Tyne, with false keel gone
Cavaignac to liberty, whose services to the ceuse ot
4i 63 , trite:liters' balance, 104/. 143. 33.; merchants' 'was the position of Louisa Bare; and while in this Robert Wall 0.1 • ld broker, Newcastle-upon- '
fhe average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com- Meeting .
... ... -3 to -d 103 to 113 fore and aft, and some bottom blanks damaged, in cease-
order and society he has not forgotten, and whom he
bills 22.9/. 3; 10c1 =4221. 18. 93. By copper ore sold, tuition the terrors that had embittered her existence Tyne, Jan. 20 tgi vie, P
, a eleven, and. ' _
sI- rea. 26, at twelve, at the ' pnted from returns made in the week ending Jan. 6, Feeding .., ..., -d to -d 9d to 103 quence ot having been ashore.
does not confound with the conspirators who meditated ' ' •/16 9d • ir 3/ 12s es II 1.• d b the sudden apparition of the murderer m 1 ct B k ffi • 1852, exclusive of Customs Duties paid or payable th3reon et • ° '''' -d to -d 93 to 103
291/. 45.: lead ore, 3. s. ~ scrsp on, . . -a.; were rea me y . mewcest e-upon-Tyne District our . a er, o cial oreign ... ..• ••• WAINFLEET, JAN. 7.-The Jeune Ensile, from DUD-
the ruin of his power. balance to next account, 111/. Bs. 103. bursting into her apartment, just say , e
ine enowth to point • on the importatien thereot into Great Britain:- ARRIVALS. kirk tor Lynn, which was ou shore near Saltfleet, has
call, 5124: leaving assignee, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; White;Sunderland. From the British possessions in America No return.
"Knowing the opinion of all your family, and his revenge, und stretchiug her a corpse on the floor, Qrs. I Qrs. pat in here leaky.
A call of 1/. 103. Per elitare was made. DIVIDENDS. From the Mauritius ... ... ... 225. Od. e
p r cwt. Wheat ... ... ... 12,210 1 Rapeseed ... ss. ... __, m a a
_....,. . .
cicsiring to give it a proof of his friendly interest, he
At the Trelmseth Mine quarterly meeting on Tues. pierced by sixteen gaping wounds. If this is only man-
At the Court Basinghall-street. From the East Indies ... ... ... No return ~ Barley ... ... ... 4,017 Shelling ..„ ..„
... 80 yr ATERF HD JAN. 7. taolumbus from New Orleans
charges me to say that he would see with pain the etre•
da the accounts showed-Mine cost for September, slaughter, what constitutes murder? As the woman who ,- , • •
' IS• h -c- rt L'
ic es ou , ime-street, By authority of Parliament, for Live ' h '
J. memo and R. J titmice, 275 Linseed .. ~,, apool, went on s ore at the entrance of this
Oats ... ... ... .- - -
mon), ef the marriage of your daughter tvith the honour- 695/. 2s. 5d.; balance from last killed her child the other day, and was found guilty of
at helfmast one-J. T. Bra- Fltemer BICKNELL. Clerk of the Grocers' Company d 86 I Malt ... ... harbour, and has gone to pieces; two ladies, two pas-
OZt'ober and November, Cite merch t F .
au s, eb. 2, • • ••• -.
able General saddened by the walla of a prison, and to
'^
lld 1 413/ 13s 4d B 11 d d r has been respited for a week, and will probably GtW• d 'II t Grocers'-hall, Jan. 9. 86 1 Flour ... .., ,„
... m sLog'ers, and eight of tho crew drowned; master and 19
account 'lBl. 10e. ---=-* , • • • yca ma e mur e , mel.S, T•
itchborne-street and rea in nat -street. Peas ... ... ... ...
send you; an order to set him at liberty. I need not .
n Oct'
tober 0 p. r
1. p share), 1,0001,: leaving balance be reprieved, we cannot complain of an inequality in that Wesidander . -
t china nlass ant eart
1 henware dealer, Feb, e d. About 1 000 ' •
men save , Dales of cotton have been got
say with what pleasure I execute this comadistion, and ' . 0 .
4134 13s. 4d. A further call fl/ . e BUt it is evident Mat there cau no longer be mut.- - timi , , . e , , ee ~ ~, , tet
o . per LSS • artin emane, te est- • On ehore
NEWBURY, Jaen 8.-Our supply of vvheat to-day is •
agaiest tne mine, ii, at twelve-C. Wheeler, °"' '''''' MARKET INTELLIGENCE.
I request you tu accept the assurance of my profound der, or at least there need no longer be murder, m• .
share was made. ulster, woollendraper, Joe. 31, at eleven-T. Ekin, large, for which there exists a fair demand, and although . LONDONDERRY, JAN. 7.-Aurora brig, of Belfast,
respect. At West Wheal Alfred quarterly meeting, on Mon• so far as wives ure concerned. A mau .
has onl to
Y. Cambridge, spirit merchant, Jan. 30, at eleven-s, (From the London Neu, Price Current, Jau. 9.)
our mill* are short of water, yet a g,ood clearance Wa3 during the gale, was driven on shore; crew saved. She
SUGAR.-To-da, West India Sugar met with more
(Signed) " MOENY." 2 121. take a glass of hot brandy-and-water, to abuse his wife, S has since been got off.
Is to 2s er
Et h c• e factor, Jan. 30, at on effected at an advance of p quarter. Barley - ,
day the accounts showed-Balance oi last account, Ashlin, as c eap, ity, esen e• attention both from Grocers and Refiners, and easier
To that letter General Cavaignac replied as fol. ' •
7s. 10d.; second portion of dep , , tett, h . .
osit 2 500/ " 71e/ 7s to provoke a reply, and then out with his dagger, and
In Wm Country. rate 3 were taken making the decline since last Friday fine selected lots Is to 2 MALTA, JAN. 2.-Ceylon from Alexand • f
moderate supply; - s per quarter , . • ~, • , ria or
lows :- 10d. Labour costs, merchants' bills, and general ex- finish the business. When it is done he may say what he T. Powell, Aston Warwickshire, miller add corn , e. - • higher, other sorts from 6d to 13 per quarter, with a hcueeeetoan or Palinouth, put in here yesterday leaky,
Is per cwt. The purchases are 8i 2 hhds &c., includtng
"Fort of Ham, 17th Nov.. 1851. ' - h r 0 t her and November, 2.1931.. likes, abuse his wife's memory, coiness hinaself a sinner, and with cargo shifted.
eneral clearance effected. Eeans, oats, aud peas, short
penses for Sv•etu e , c o , dealer, Feb. 4 * ,'
I t th C t 13'
at halt- est e °vett, a e our , ir- at •
_ auction 150 hhda II trcs Barbadoes which sold at 27s g
" Monsieur le Mintstre,-Maduine ,Odier, about to 15,. gd. • ine &c 250 S • lea • b. l.e and own to a certain quickness of temper. There is one • 1 ' P• •
; erecting eng , e . , nag a aim ham glass de 1
mune tam-E. Lacey, Burning , -a er and 6d to 29s 6 i for fine and superior yellow, low to good de ll i tained 1
supply, an uyma n . ate rates. PARIS, JAN. 9.-An English ship, waterlogged and
be my mothee-in-law, has this instant sent me the order in favour of mine, 2684 12s. 21 thing that he may always remember with comfort, and i 't-
oo trig-glass manufacturer, Feb. 4, at half-past eleven, 30i 6d to 375; 50 hhds Antigua at 25a 6d to 30s for LIvERPOOL, JAN. 9.-This week's returu or .r.nbi ._ . .
, ~
~ish abandoned, with only her bowsprit and mizsnmast stand-
for my liberation.,That order is accompanied by a letter ALW t D ns Consols bi-monthly meeting, on that is, that he will be tried by a jury of husbands.
t ingston ow at the Court, Birmingham-W. Smith, Leeds, iron Wheat is 85,457 qrs, at 378 2d per qr, and is a remark- "
i g, the tatter painted white, her stern ornamented with
which you have saddreesed to her. .
Thursday, the accounts showed-Balance in hand last It tho punishment of death were wholly abolished, we founder machine maker aud engine builder, Jan. 30, at w . .
washed. The total purchases for the week are 2,516
o falling off ni the farmers' deliverie4 as compared
abl • an escutcheon, with arm 3 in the centre, was passed DLJ.
"If the Governor of the Fort of Uani had received account, 39/. 93. ; copper ore sold, 736/. Bs. Id. ; call re- should at least be spared the sense of inequality. But, le EFINEb -To-day there was less demand for Re- 27, in lat. 45, long. 30.
'the Co t Leeds-J. Thompson, Leeds china ' '
e ven, a t ur , fined Sugar for home dealers, and former rates are not .
with many preceding weeks. Our Curn Exchanee this
the order pure and simple to open to mo the gates ceived, 4891. 12s. 6d0=1,`)65/. 9s. 7d. A call of 2s. 61. with auch horrid crimes as that under review punished 1 th C 'L
and glass dealer, Jan. 30, at c even, a t e ourt, eeds moderatel attend d. The t d b
morning was . y . e ra e openea
• GRAVESEND, JAN. 9 W• d
..- in , 7 row., W., fresh, and
supported, brown lumps selling at 433 nd to 445. In clear k •
of that primin, I would also pureiy and simply have per share was made, and-a
special raeetiug to be called with the lesser penalty, there is scarcely en imaginable
•wg. - k h. h languidly, but it closed with much firmness as regards s J.
Beach, Bradford, Yor s ire, apot nary, Jan. 30, Crushed Su ar there is littl d • f B•• •h
e mug or export; nus
resumed my liberty which has been illegally snatched on the 27th instant. case in which we ehell not seem to be exceeding our at eleven at the Court Leeds-J. Hill, Thorne York- is 26 7g wheat a,nd flour and full prices. Indiau corn was the Arrived-Preciosa, from Jamaica; Adventure, from
s to 2 s per cwt.
from me. but the order which relieves me is accom- At North Crenver meeting, on 23d December, a call own standard, if we iuilict the extreme penalty. The men • ' ' h g '
shme, wino and spirit mere ant, an. 31, at twelve, at turn dearer, with more inquiry. No change was ob- Dijon; Speedy, from Guernsey; Mary and Sarah, from
MAURITIUS. This afternoon Mauritius Sugar was Charente • Cit •of Boulo -
molted ny a letter which you could not have considered of 1/. per 6hare was made. who murdered, or tried to murder, Mr. Eestwood the the Council-hall, Sheffield-W. Waterman, Sheffield, operated in with c • 11-t k 1 f 1 t servable in the value el ems, barley, beans, a,ud peas. „ , Y gum from Boulo,gne; Ocean, from
Elution; ae ec ine oo p ace o s o
a+ confidential and which fell naturally to be communi- At North Buller Mine quarterly meeting on Tues- other day had an altercation with him, and had, as they notterdam.
BRISTOL SUGAR MAPKET JAN 9 -Business Was re.
er Jau. 31 at twelve at the Counci -
grocer and tea deal , , , l Is 61 per cwt for brown, and 6d per cwt for yellow and '
meted to me. 'The commentary which it expresses, and d the accounts showed-Balance last acLunt, 131/. ima ined, reason to be rtl incensed with him. In the ' ' ' Sailed-Inde endence for N w
ay, g gea y hall, Sheffield. refining. Of sutned here on Monday last, the office having been closed 13 , e York; Comet, for Ma-
-8,458 bags 37 clinks at auction not more doira; Concession, for Mal • •
the motives which it ascribes to the power in whose 9n ld.; call paid, 5121=6434 9s. Id. Costs for the heat of the altercation, while their voices were still loud, PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS. tho whole of last week, as customary at this season of age, Prince Albert, for G uern-
nanse you a,ct, are not of' a nature to be accepted by me. quarter, 6291. 9s. ld.; leaving a balance of 14/. to next they struck him down, not with a dagger Notting-hill, plumber, 28. 6d. on Satur- e.
than half sold; low and very ord brown went at 19s to d sey; City of Paris, for Boulogne.
the year. For West India sugar there has been a stead
Certainly no one has suffered and does suffer more than account. A call of lOs per share was made. laboriously sharpened for the purpose but with dR. Peacock,
hree subse uent ' ' ...23 6d, better sorts 23s to 28s 6d, ord to mid yellow 29s - - ' nee -__________ _ - - .
but the ver hid rd -
demaud, y 1 It assortment at market hits
I from the sad delays to my union with Madlle. Odier; Wt Wheal Uny Mine quarterly general meeting, on a roadside stone, and, instead of in'ilicting six- ay next, and t q Saturdays, between to 31s, good to fine 31s 6d to 353, low to fine grey 26s to SEABORNE MAILS
eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Groom, Abchurch- 33 d d t ood rainy yellow 31s prevented operations of magnitude, and prices are again
s, an or o g g to 365. tee signifies that th • '
but I have no apprehension that even she would con- ~
Thursday, the accounts showed-Balance from last ac- teen serious wounds they did not inflict ono fatal bl e mans are sent trons the General Post-efflue
fined firm wi
rather lower. Re th a good sale. Rum is
ow• lane Cit EAST Ira:um-This afternoon the market was again by the night-and al by the morning--elispatch.]
alder this a reason for acceptine my liberation. I ought count, 120/. ss. 9d.; call paid, 1,024/.-----1,1444 ss. 9d. Moreover, Mr. Eastwood was a landlord's ee t i ' y• ..
an la ' C. T. S. Davey, Woburn, auctioneer, 7s. 6i., on Sa- still very dull.-Bristol Mercury.
freely supplied with Bengal Sugar. At au t: 10 700
e lOU ,
to leave this ;place, Monsieur re Ministre, for one sole Mine costs for the quarter, see/. es.; leaving a balance cf not a wife. Now, if Thome Bare is to be pitied and and three subsequeut Saturd b t ff d d b hlf EXETER, JAN. 9.-Cattle Market-The supply of I When made up in From what
reason-viz., that I have done nothing to bring me here. 2901. Is. 9d. The report and accounts were received and h h t d M -
spared, why are t o men wo s one r. Eastwood and turday next, n ays, e ween bags were o ere ,an not a eve a sold; Kbaur went PLACES. 'GeneralPost-ofnce port dis- Whoa
cloven and two, at tho omce of Mr. Groom, Abchurch- at 193 6d to 21s 63, being Is to Is 63 h h every description of beasts were abundant, partieularly due.
C esper; ot er , London. patched.
I have no desire to be a prisoner here in spite of those adopted, and a call of 1/. per share was made. threw him into a hole to be objects of unqualified con- Fat bullocks were in demand at an advance on -----
who have illegally arrested me, but it rests with me, and At North Tamar meeting, the accounts h d b d ' dbh ?I' 1 k 1•1( Ih. f lane, City.
s owe aa- emnation an a orrence ,• oo 51ea c as ing o e E sorts sold rather lower; common white Benares at 333 "eel)*
e, , Mowaen, Oxford-street, furnishing ironmonger, to 345, mid to good 34s 6d, fiue 365 6d •_, last week's quotations. Prime articles sold at from Ss to
it concerns my honour to accept of no compromise in•• lance in favour of adventurers of 2904 3s. standards. In Ireland they kill landlords, and in Eng- to 38s, miu to America (by Brit. kt, N
don Tueiday, the 6th instant, or any subse ent d !grain , ellow 34s to 37s fin ' 8s 3d per score; inferior from 7s WI to 7s 9d. Cows and Aziertea (by u.s.
113,kt )
_, Jan 9 .. .. Liverpool . • Jan. la
qu, goo ) Y , e date 373 64 to 38s a N 'Jan. 27 .. .. Liverpool - ,Jan. 21
consistent with the duty I owo to myself. At Great Wheal Baddern hi-monthly meeting on land they kill wives and children; we in England think 24a. aBcd•:, bet eleven and two, at th calves, of which there was a tolerable supply, sold at America (by U.S. pkt.) Ali
"In consequence, Monsieur le Ministre, I have the Tuesday, the annOtlnls showed-Balance last accOunt . li le• • d d t ttl 1 dl d ' • ---" ---ween it
,it very soc ing in ee ose eanor s arrears in N• h i Basitigha -street. e office of Mr. 6d. Madras is Is per owl cheaper; at auction 2,600 bags
from 9/ 9s to 13/ 108 each. Barreners were from 43 6d to Africa (West "lit). NII4 .. .. Southaaapt. 'Jan. 9
, th of the month Plymouth IFeb. 3
honour to declare to you that I shall remain here till Fri- 7621. 9s. 7d.; new leases and law charges, 54/. 83 ; office that summary manner, and in Ireland they are probabl t. ic o son, were all aold, soft brown at 20s 6d to 218 6d, and low to Alexandria* .. •- -
1,. lesbury, draper, 53 d 5i per score. Sales of sheep were not readily effected, neigh=
.. ••••• • ..:. liseitithi & goth et mo. Hover „ lean, is
day, the 19th of the month. At that date I shall deliver to expenses, 30/. Os. 6d.; labour cost, Non, 377/. 2a.. 10d d' sd to criticise the standard of conjugal or 1
; ispoee parenta J. Moores, ey _ 6., on Tuesday, good yellow ditto 22s to 24s 6d per cwt. Y•••. .. Dover .. Daily
t T '
bsequen uesday betwe still prices did not much vary from taut week Wetbers Brazil .. ~ Isil9
Jan. 6, or any en eleven and Female/a-To-day there was no public sale of foreign _
_______ • .. ,th of the month ISouthampt. Jan. 16
the govesnor of the fort the order which I retain. Ulm Dec., 430/.; merchants' bills, 175/. 143. 2(1.-1,8994 15.1, duty adopted by English juries. But if a rule is ood sea of Mr. Nicholson 'Be der lb; small ditto, 5 'ft f ad' '
4-- ; ewes .rom 42- to Vel per ."-Inos tlYres .• .. at;9th of tho month 'Southern t Jan. 16
1111:1 received none to the contrary, I shall be entitled to Id. Calls received, 3934; lead sold, 1391. 4s. Id ; tin. for anything it is universal in its applicatioo. If mtfrder two, at the offic
ereban3, Norfolk, Cor singhall•street. Sugar. and there is sarcely any business done privately.
15b. P Pannier Turke is, 5s to 10 ' 4a 6d v;s_s „ a Califorma,(viaChagrer) M'2d SG 17th of month South Ppt: Arrived
s ;
,geese, 5
,ya.
,c,ape of Good Hope N 14th of month Plymouth Feb 3
say, and to consider as admitted by the Government 141. 19s. ed.; call unpaid, 119/.; lead not drawn for *3344; is to be punished with death then him d
, g MUT erers or
, E. Wolsey, .
~
....., , a merchant, ls. 5d., Prices as compared with those of last Tuesday show a
on Thursday Jan. i°, °"" three subsequent Thursdays, decline of Is per cwt for duty paid parcels. d k 4 5)
each; uc s, eto s per couple; pheasants, d
..9 tO /S, t,oustantinople* .... N 7th 17th 27th of mo Do - .
ver .. Jan. 20
itself, that, ss I said above, Igo out of prieon owthis sole materials sold, 31. 63. 21; mundic, 1,6651 ; lead just sold, wives and children as well as of landlords; if ca • 1 ' d two, at th ffi
ptta pu- between eleven au °°ce of Mr. Stansfuld, MoLA6BEs.-Prices are sustained for West Id' d partridges, 33 to 3s 6d; snipes, Is; woodcocks, 53 per Cent,rai America .. DI 2d & 17th of men. Southampt. Jan. 20
ground that there is no lawful reason for retaining me 5824; leaving balance to next account, 342/. 2s. 43. nishment is no longer to disturb our domestic relations, n la, an Chaenel Isles ••
ne•hall-atreet. the supply is limited; at present, however, brace; wild ducks, 45 6d per couple; hares, 3s eac ,
h • rab- .. N Mon. Wed. &Fri Southam t T -
P • ti• Tl.. Sat
here. (Signed) " Cnvniderac." At the Raleigh Mine meeting, on Wednesday, the then don't apply it to the relations of landlord and t t Basi - Poole Dors t • there are chili .. .. •• . 11117th Of the 'month' South
the
It will be seen that this letter intimating aptd„ts for Au_
gust, September, and October, showed- -Times• enan . m Sydenham, , e , printer, Ma 2d.. on few buyers. The value of Barbadoes and Anti bits, 10d; roasters, 45 to ss; butter, ls to ls Id per lb; France .. .. lat &N Twice daily .. .. Doveramp.t: Jaut.o.2ds
gua any
and three follow' eggs, 10 for ls. Pork Cercases-The supply was tole- Greece* .. „ „ N 7th
Thursday, Jan. 15, mg Thursdays, be- is 125 to 13s, other sorts lls to Ils 61 Of Bengal 17th27thof me Dover •• Jan. 10
Harnburgh
General's intention to remain till the 19th, is dated Balance from last accouut, 126/. 103. Id.; costs mut mer- rably large, but the demand slack, at from 6s ad to 7s
311 Tuesday & Friday London .. Tues. sat.
tvreen eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Stansfeld, and Mauritius the quantity here is t di d h
ri In Holland , •• ••
the 17th ;it would not have been received by M. de chants' bills, 374. 83. 5d.m.5004 18s. 6d.-By call in EXTENSIVE EMBEZZLEMENT BY g, an t-ere aro Wednes. & Satur. London atm. Thar
A Basingball-street. buyers at 10s to Ils. For Cuba and Porto Rico holders ter worth to-
per score. Corn Exchange- What is bet • n on uras .. ..
El d . ••
••
. Nll7th of the month Southern .t.. J .
an. 20
Morny eill the aeth ; and on the 19th-the very day August, 3604 : leaving balance against adventurers, 1404 COIVFIDENTIAL TRAVELLER. G. Haines, Nor h
teampton, grocer 4
, se on Thursday, require 126 to 12a 6d; at present little is duind gyone day, and.bs 6d tor good samples has been freely gym . tillialla :. .. ht&Nerwthe daily .. .. HolyheadP.. Twice
announced for the exodus-he wrote the following :- 18s. 6d. A call of 21. per share was made. At the Liverpool Police-court Yesterday (Friday), Jan. 15, and three following Thursdays, between eleven continues to be wanted, and J ' '. Y I tances 5s 9d per bushels was asked, but we In envie
n some ins southarapa haliOth of the month Southampt. Jan, 23
amatca realized from 36s mina (viahl amines N
" Goneran-In transmitting to Madame Odier the The Tamar Silver Lead Mining company has been George Johnston, a confidential tr 11 d 11 t d
aye er an co cc or, an mvo at the office iiif Mr• Stansfeld, Basinehall-street. to 56s for low to fine. Prices are firm f T • heard of no sales at that figure. Barley, from 33 to 3s mediterrane - ) ieth424th efmonth Dover •• IJan. IS
or minuends ' an (via
order for your liberation, I had no other object than to under the necessity of making a call of 103. pea share. in the emPl°Yment °f the resPectable firm a T 5°Tl and M 'et nleikle, Liverpool, n ' 4d; oats, 2s 3d to 2s 6d. Fine flour, 31s per sack. Southampton) ..
argar _ pawnbroker, Is. 9d., on with several buyera; East ladle at Ss to 123; and West Jat 20th of the month Southampt.,Jan. 23
do an agreeable thin f 1 13. h I love and re- In consequence of the few adventurers of Lamherooe Richmond,soa f Bl k YL' J 7oran 5 Wool-Eighipence per lb is the top price for this article. mediterranean (via
gto a arm ytv lc p-manu acturers, ackstoc • street, iver- Wednesday an. . y absequent Wednesday, be- India 20s to 30s per cwt.
spect. I never thought of anything else. Wheal Maria present at the general meeting, e,ppointed pool, Wa3 brought before Mr. Mansfield, char d • h ' d two, at th
ge wit tween eleven an e office of Sdr. Morgan, Cocom-Inmorters of Trinidad hare been desirous to marseilles)
BANGOR, JAN. 9.-There was a very small attendance tr_x__ - .. N Bth& 24th of month Dover • . ,Jan. ift
" If soh,*
--ad myself to epeak of the sentiments of the to be held on Thursday, it was adjourned to the 22d. embezzling various sums of mone amount:og altogether L• dat our market to-day, owing to the stormy weather. •'"
u tle'd •• •• -m2d of the month southern t !Feb 5
y. c tverpool. realize this week, the quantity broueht forward havin "a""a •• •• .. 111'9th f h h.. P.l
• 6
President of the Re '-•
• ' .t me- The Berriow Consols Mbae accounts for four months, te 729/ , the • ' n The supplies were but scanty, and the transactions very
maita. , • ot e mont Southampt. Jan. 1
public it is (and you know i., • operty of his em lo ers. W. Gamble, Liverpool, merchant, ld , on Monday, been larger than for SOW t. • • '7th 17th 19tla 27t1,
neral, better than anybecie hW h eat political to end November, show-Mine cost, 134/. 73. 10i.; ma- The•case wPars heard •h P Y ' • t o ime, prices are depressed 45 ~ ~. 1 Dover Jan. 10
) 1 at, it e gr., , in t e masdistrate s priva e room, Jan. 12, or any subsequent blonde • b enseouently, it is ditfieult to alter our quota- & 30th of month
fmr ea 3, etween eleveu to 5s per cwt; at auction 1,400 bgs nearly all sold, low ain'te"' et----- i
acts whose object is h s terials, 21/. Os. 1d.,•=1554 7s. 1 ld.-Balance in hand, eud b h f l':"ii""' • • •• •• N sth 15th 25tn ofme Dover •- IJan. 12
dons of this day week.
t e safety of a country sometime ut t e acts, we are assured, Vieth as follovv:- aed two, at the office o • • mud, Liverpool. to mid grey at 294 6d tO 324, good 325 64 to 333 63, and Papal States* N sth 15th25th of molDover .. laa. 12
impose stern necessities, the eg h • i ti- July, 103/. Os. 81: leaving balance against adventurers, Mr. Jos h J DENBIGH, JAN. 7.-Our market this day appeared to den, ~ •• ••
ydo not eeace t e mil ep ones, the prosecutor's cashier, deposed J. Russell, Althea' Mills, Lancashire, miller, 93., on damaged 24s to 315 pe • • asa-ar.. •• .. AI 7th 17th 27th of moiSouthampt. 4an. 16
menus of esteem which m is 3d. A call of 103 er share w m e
52/. 78. .p . as ad . _r cwt. privately red can be ob-
-133 well attended, when a further advance iu wheat took Peru .. „ e .. al 17th of the month Southampt. Jan. 20
ay e entertaiaed for an adver- that the prisoner had been in the service of Messrs. Monday, Jan. 12, or any subsequent M d b t en f • dt f 34
on ay, ewe aine a rom sto 425.
sary, and do not forbid the expre ' ' The Gonamena Mine accounts for Sept. and Oet. show Tyson and Richmond for about two years; his duties eleven and two, at the office of elr Bi dL. 1 grain averaged 133 pcir 168 lbs• barle Tuscan * N sth 15th 'lsth of mo Dover . j
" You will understand that I 3s"lc °f
Ihem. h t •r , merpoo • COPFEE.-To•day holders of Coffee were firm, and re- Place. Th" ' Y' 93 tY- - - ' ftho th • an' 12
0, est Indies .. .. M'l7th 0 em u Southampt. Jan. 20
o not remy to wee. you -Balance to end Aug„ en les, mid.; mine cost, 195/. were to solicit orders and collect accounts He could E nd Nephew, Wrexham le e 147 lbs. oats, 53 to 5s Od per 105 lbs; fresh butter
per ,
vans a , g , i --eneighshire, dra- frained from submitting any to public sale: Home , West Indies (except
have done me the honour to sa -• t ei Site 14 4d • materials, 158/. i9s. 111=3581. Os. ld. A call ' • Id' 10d lb
1.11 to 13d per lb; sa t itto, per .
Havanna 8c Nassau) 51,2 d of the month .. Southaospt. Feb. 5
y regarding the we'3*---' 5.
i ' at any time go to the ledger, copy out what accounts pers, 1-11, on Monday, an. 12, or any b t Mon- dealers or exporters were lit cl. d t '-
au sequen tle minim to opera e pri
of your arrest, and that I limit myself t ' 1 of 1.. per share was made. WST, JAN. 6.-Wheat, from 12s
o congram a- he tnought proper, and collect them; but it was day between eleven and two, ut the d vat& s i • LEA R to 14s; barley * The maus to those c °entries thus marked (*) are conveyed by
dons that the data selected by you of The Craddock Moor Mine accounts for Sept. and Oet. hi - • • I d , office of Mr. Bir , y, tll prices are maintained, and good ord Native l'i i fh- h i _ • ~ , *Marseilles.
. 19th December is s duty immediate yto han over the money Liverpool. 8s to 96 6d; oatmea ,ow tc a arge quantity is ens- French packet vi .
Ceylon cannot be bought under 39a per cwt. ect Havre mail from London via Southampton during Ws
80 near at hand. (Signed) ei gg i, shovv-Balance to end Aug., 113/, Is, al; call made to witness. On the 12th of December the • - • mh ll'
ORNT. prisoner P. 1 ielding, Y , lintsh"
ire, hotel k Is 4d On TEA.-The quantit- d 1 d f i'
eeper, . ~ I' ec are or aucaon on ues ay
T posed of at this market, mostly fer the use of the sur- The dir _ b
month will e m ,
ade u, three times a week only. instead -
Of dalty.
- ---------- 29th Oct., 105/. 103.=2181. Ma 63, Mine cost, 103/. 2s. absented himself, and suspicion becoming excited car m e T
- onesty, e an. 12, or any subsequent Monday between us large, amounting rounding mountain district, 123 6d to 135; potatoes, 6s
30 000 k Th re ha in con-
to , p gs. e s
THE ARMY AND NAVY, d • leavin balance in f
tod.; materiale, 131. 135. 6 _ g avour milers were issued in the following week, and seut to the i
e.even and two, at the °Mae of Mr. Bird, L've; 001. sequence been only a limited demand during the last few - ,
to 6s 6d per hobbet. [AnvertrisnmErsg.]-11olioway'e Pills a sure Re-
(From the United Service Gazette of this d ) of adventurers, 841. 15s. 2d. A call of 10s. per share various customers, desiring them not to PaY any money C. Dutton, Tarvin, Cheshire ; • tPdi t 11,11YL, JAN. 6 , .
.-Our market to-day was a little better medy for Asthma, Coughs, Colds, and Chest Diseases.-Per-
Y. , Joiner, ls. 6d., on on days for Congou• still merchants display firmness. The
THE LATE LIEUTENANT-COLONEL Rit,TaG. -
mhe was made. to the prieoner. It was then ascertained that the sum day, Jan. 12, or any subsequent Ado d b n eleven rates obt 'd f ' d sound 80 to
n. ay, etwee . ame or low are Bd, good or ,
di in the wheat trade. 1 rime wheat, from 13s 3d to 133 9d m these complaints wheth
sons suffering fro , er of long standing
officers of h 5
. t-e eth Dragoon Guards, stationed • The Bridford Consols Mine accounts for four months,
m the of 100/. had been received by the prisoner from Mr. and t th ffice of Mr. Bi d
wo, at 0 0 r , Liverpool. blackish leaf 9id to 1 lid, superior and Pekoe kinds Is to per hobbet of 168 lbs• barley f
, , rom 88 93 to Os 34 per or arising from recent cold, should ive the
t ial, as a few doses will afford arti 1 1.
g se celebrat d PM
e 1 s a
Balance against adventurera to Lu ton tallow-chandler of Mar lebone on b h If
Royai Barracks, Dublin, have caused to be erected a 1 to end November, show- , 1
03 ,
..1 p , , y , ea of K. Pringle, Liverpool, ironfounder lid on Monday, Is 6d. A material i f 1 d • td t
ncreate o t eman is expec e o ditto of 147 lbs; beans, from lls to lls 3d per ditto of
tirnuance will insure a certain cPure a re ief, and a short con-
. Thousand -
s eho havecon-
' ndeome white marble monument, in Arbor-hial end J
very na • 1 21/ 6s 5d.; mine costs, ..03 . 183. e
ay, • • .-22 a 4s. his employers, and never accounted for. Other sums had T
. an. 12, or any subsequent Mond , , ~
A ay, between eleven and take place for sorts unde lb S h n is hld
rls per . ouc o g e HO lbs; peas, from 9s 3d to 10s per ditto of 180 lbs;
sidered their cases hopeless, and h
military cemetery, to the memory of the late Limits,- Bd. By call, Sept. 9, 1284: leaving a balance of 974 4s. also been received from Mr. Harrison rocer of Birken-
, g , t h ffi f m Biru re
wo, at te o co o r. oats, from 55 3d to 5e 9d per ditto of 105 lbs; potatoee, w o were even nimble to lie
, lverpool. for 9ci to II d for low to mid, and good to fine Is to 1310 d; down in bed, have been restored to heal h •
nant-Colonel King, lath Light Dragoons. Bd. against the 11 of 103. er share head • Mr S ers of Renela h-street• and others non
adventurers. Aea 13 , . Y , e g , , 0 E. Alseason, Liverpool, wine merchant, id on Man- at present few buyers are to be found. In the value of from 55 3d to 53 61 per ditto of 210 lbs. Pills ; which possess extraordinary ewer '
t by these invaluable
RECRUITING FOR THE GUARDS.-It has been shOwn was made. of which had been accounted for, and amountiag alto- dt u i bseq Ike „ ' W J 8 Wh. b
"
ay, ctn. 2, or any eti tient monua oetween eleven Oolong there ia no variation, yet Butes have been small, ETHEREY, AN. .- ..ite w-eat, •.
1 63 t 17s red hl d • •
5s o • p egm an giving a healthy action to th 1
p in carrying off the
d ether to u wards of 700/.
that during a period of five Years 3,583 men have been During the week shares have changed hands in Alfre g p and two, at the office of Mr. Bi dr. Y' ditto 14s 6d to 15s ad per load ; barley 30s Od to 31s Od per qr.; of the highest character can b e ling& Testimonials
t , .Ltverpool. common at 10d to Is and mid to fine Is Id to ls sd. • , , e adduced in proof of the won-
enlisted for the Infantry Brigade of Guards, and that Consols, West Wheal Alfred, Lewis, Tincroft, Great Constable Murphy, of the detective force, deposed to .
J. Royce, Nottingham, currier, ls. 10d ,on Saturdaen On the Part uf• k ISer f ,reen there is no desire to
o s o 1., . beans les bd to 14s bd per load ; oats 9d per ston
eed ditto 4s 9d derful efficacy of Holloway's Pills.-Sold b all D •
ruggists
nut es she member 481 men were rejected uPon their Wheal Alfred, Wicklow Copper, Cook's Kitchen, West tracing the Prisoner to Belfast, where he took him into Jae, se, ee „y alternate Saturda . , _ , . RIroN, JAN. 8.-White wheat 5s to 5s 6d, r
28 t
,a. . and at Professor Holloway's Establish y 2 4 ' d
1J ' 26 between sell und '
er previous terms. Prices tor tiyson ot tow and to 5s 34 ; beans 450 d to 45 6d per bushel ; barley s o °us , London. ment, 4 , Stran ,
arrival at head-querters. Caradon, South C d Bdf rd Venton, Mary Ann, custody. Upon his apprehension a portion of the mone
ara on, e 0 , 3' eleven aud three, at the ofae 37' unti tine '
eof Mr. Bittleston, Not- mid quality rule at ls to ls 3d, good to fine Is 4d to 25, oats 19s Od to 225
BRIGADE oF GUARDS.-In five years 892 men here Wheal Yeoland, earn Brea, North Pool, Wheal Robins, embezzled was found upon the prisoner, and upon being tiughdra. per qr. Tun BRITISH EXPOR
Merit es n e m
been discharged fro, the Foot Guards at their own re_ y , -out,. a amar, Clijah and Wentworth, West told that he was charged with embezzling 7501., and E. G. Cuff, Leicester, hotel k d superior 2s 2d to 2s 10i, Gunpowder, Canton 9d to Is KNARESBOROUGH, JAN. 7- ad • beans T oThd th
Wheat 15s Od to 53 - , t , T RADE.- n urs ay e
las to 2as re urns of trade and na • •
quest, and the sum paid for their discharge was 7,24 .
'4l • Callington, West Wheal Rose, West Camborne, Tamar, asked where the remainder was, Johnston replied that day, Jan. 17, or on any h eeper, 6s. 8., on Satur- 4d, Hyson sort Is 3el to 3s 4d, Imperial Canton lld to 4s Od to 4s 6d per bushel ; barley 28s to 303; oats, - the
e,ev vigation were printed, showing, in
i en months ending the sth ult., a great increase in
' Moll SU•AeqUent alternate Saturday, is 2d, Hyson kind Is 3el t 2 d Y
o a 6 , oung Hyson from per qr. the ex o '
and after deductino. the amount of levy money allowed Gochand' St.
Aubyu and Grylls, Cwmdyle Rock, Braich he did not think it was so much, but admitted that he had until June 26, between maeg , h ffice of 1 2d T SCARBOROUGH, JAN. 8.-New wheat 39s Od to els od t p rtation of British and Irish produce and manufac-
to replace them, a'balance of 3,666/. 19s. 6d. was paid Mining Company of Ireland, Bodmin Wheal Mary, carried on the system nearly from the commencement of Mr. Bittleston. Nottingham.n anu three, at t e 0 sto s 6 , wankay Ild to le 2d, and Hymen skin
ld ditto 41a to 43s per qr. of 40 stones; new oats 9d to tare from the United Kingdom, compared with the come-
Whe ' Is 3d to Is 4d. Scented Orange Pekoe is wanted ° • d I t • barley, malting 25s to 295, spending period in the d ar. In the 11 months o.
tod • old ditto 10 to s per s one , prece ing ye
t,o the Secretary-at-War to the credit of the public. al Samson, Cana V Gld St A nes his employment by the prosecutors.
alley, Wheal o ea, . g R. Storr. Corby, Lincolnshi ocer and draper, and support reviou t ls 1849 the de • 1. • for the b
P s erms, good to fine sellinag at gr ',
inning ditto 249 to 26s per qr. of 32 stones; superfiae fiour dared value was 54,089,809 , ke period
A MILITARY COSI.NANDANT WANTED.- WO under- Beacon, North Tr i
G e B
rat ryn, Lelant
ne-awnY, East Trescoll, East Rashleigh, Messrs. Harrison, Lupton, and Syers having respec- Is. 11, on Saturday, ism,. 17, re, gr
or on any subsequent al- 2d to 1 MI
1 a
and s ; all other sorts e
103 to Is ld. b' les ar 31s to 325, seconds ditto, 26s to p
275 er sack of 20 stones. of 1850, 60,400,5254; and in the 11 months of 1851,
stand that Colonel SI d 90th Light Infantry has de- ,
a 6, Consols, watterdon, East Wheal riaelY proved the payment of money to the prisoner on ternate Saturday, until ju
ne 26 betvveen e eve yet small in Flowery Pekoe, with sellers of good to 63,31,1,272/. On the month ending the sth December in the
George West Beam
alined the appointment of Commandant to the Royal
id , , Black Craig, Condurrow, East Pool, his employers' account, he was fully committed to take three, at the office of Air. „.
t Consols ' N ttingham.
ittleston, o mid Is to ls
flue at ls 43 to 2s 83, and. common to . THE CLOTHING MANUFACTURES. three years the declared value of British and Irish produce
Military Asylum, at Chelsea, but will most probably be rilrumpe , Seton, end Union Tin Smelting his trial at the next assizee. W. Thornley, Riot -`) 104 d on
rbvshire grocer, ~ 3d. ,-, d scented ditto THE WOOL TRADE.-LONDON JAN. 8.-111 •2
was resnecti ely 4 691,161 a, 5,36 ,319/., and 5,188,216/.
vape is held for 10d to is 2d, an e market A, , V-' ' li
selected to succeed Sir Richard Doherty, as Inspecting `eleny.. Satarday, Jan. 17, or ye, De t ' - I S
a n subse uent a ternate a- l is steady. The week's arrivals of wool have onie m kAIRE FOR -YDROPHORIA.-Died at Odell, on.
Field officer of the London Recruiting District. 1 Foreign Shares transactions h 1 ' REFORM. in thc CUSTO
ave taken p ace in MS D.EPARTMENT. tarday, until June 26, da 3' q Id to Is 5d . y bee
(Armen eleven and three, at the SricEs.-W' ' h rket has been liberallY 402 bales from Vaia Diemen's Laud. The import . n the 2lst ult., Mr. T. Wells, late landlord of the Mad Dog
Cobre Co ia o Im eri ith Punento t ema ation
RECRUITING DISTRICTS.-It is said that the Glasgow 9 P• P , p al Brazilian Royal Santiago, Yesterday a deputation of Liverpool merchants had office of Mr. Bittleston, Notti gh 1. -house at Little Odell, at the advanced age of 80 years.
limited • hee is wool into London last 'e • pub lc •
United Mexican St John d 1 w NOTICES nr, iis a- ani•
supplied this week, and the demand having been ot s p yar was 210,607 bal 11 li • th 1 • "
and Coventry recruiting districts are to be abolished. • me •' • 6 --eY, General Mining As- - t • w with Lord John Russell, at the Trea- •-,R CERTIFICATES. 190,414 bales in 1850. es The deceased was we nown in e ocality for being in
sociation, sncan and Sout an ,in ervie prices declined liel per lb; the public sales of 1,600 bags againet
h American & . At the COu possession of a prescription for an efficacious drink against
We understand that there is no truth in the statement
________________.....,. c sury, for the purpose of representing to his Lordship
Walb -rt, Basinghall-street. nd mid, 41 to 4id tor ENGLISH WOOL, LEEDS, JAN. 9.-The •
W. Davies, went at 43 to 44-d for low mid a i Henc
re is not any the bite of a mad dog. e the origin of the sign of his
that the 52d and 85th Regiments are to be equipped as
PROTEST OF THE BIRMINGHAm the necessity for an improved administration of the eleven-E. Churto rook, coahmerchant, Feb. 3, at good mid to good, and fine sd. At auction 60 chests change of moment to report in this branch f
0 trade public•bouse. We have heard of the antidote he prepared
u Cavendish-s uare lised 120 s
Elite Corps. ENGINE MAKERS' STEAM-
, SOCIETY, C stoma department of the Government. The depu- bookseller F b , , Hollea-street,
__ v a
ea , ) Cassia Lignea were disposed of; fine rea , during the preseut week, either as to dema d ' h . been successfully administered in several instances tO
HONOURABLE TESTIXONIALS.--The officers of the u ' e• d. t os mouldy 105 s to hor prices. aving
twelve-E. I..titson,_ encnurcn- e Foie
oru and mid 105 s to 11 , . EIGN WOOL TRADE, LEEDS, JAN. 9.
(From the Bimitingham aournal of t d ' a. introduced to the Premier by Mr. Card- street, saddler, Feb. a attic after having been bit by a rapid animal. We
Business to c
85th Regiment have presented two massive silver ink- °' aY.) tation w . 2, at eleven-J. Bates, New Wind- lios and broken 903 to 95s per cwt. Casma a moderato extent hae been transact d• f ' d know not if he has bequeathed his valuable secret to any of
We stated last week' that there was no - 11 M p for Liverpool, and among its members sor, builder, J e in ()reign an .
stands, with suitable inscriptions, to Paymaster Thomp- apparent in.. we.a, • • an. 31, at twelve-W. S. Whatford, Vet.' •
a is wanted at 46s to 565. The value of colonial wools during the past week. P e his representativea. It has been said that, although in strait-
son and Quartermaster Neil, late of that h • tendon on p
corps, on t ea* the art of tho o eratives em 1 •
P P oYed m this were 31r. Littleda ( Y
le ma or of Liver 00l Mr. ri hton den ' •
p ), B g , tist, Jaw gi I WWh W
, let twe ve- • ite, in- Cassia Buda is 1303 to 140 s, and supply remains scantY• dergone no perceptible alt ' ri am have un-
ened circumstances, he has refused as much as 100/. for a copy
erati
retirement on half-pay, after serving respeesivela
y 36 and branch of manufacturing industry in Birm•
ingham to H by ihlr Turner (chairman of the Liverpool chester, builder, dad. 30, at half-past eleven-W. Jones, For Peer there is a much better demand, still no ad- LIVERPOOL WO °D.
of the prescription.
t f h
take, part in the raovemen o t e Amalgamated Society orn ,
ittee), Mr. Shand, and about half-a- New-road, Whitecha OL JAN. 8.-q' •
e he imports for the past ..
34 years in the regiment. D, oek Conan f .
fi , Pel, and. East Ilam, cowkeeper, Jan. vauce a been produced by it; by private treaty 6,000 week consists of ' ---
ca. I..___ e___ mmememil to state that the ees...-. -_ of Engineers. We were not
innaware of the fact that t d 'th 31, at eleven. 274 bales East India, li bales St.
~ ---emmen o in uence connec e wi hem tome been sold. Sumatra and Penang at Thd„„„_ AR 1.,„;_ 1,,,....,, BIRTHS.

THE ARMY AND NAVY.
(From the United Service Gazette of this day,)
THE LATE LIEUTENANT-COLONEL KIND. The
officers of the sth Dragoon Guard., stationed' in the 1
Royal Barracks, Dublin, have caused to be erected ii
very handsome white martle monument, in Arbor-hill
military cemetery, to the memory of the late Lieute-
nant-Colonel King, 14th Light Dragoons.
RECRUITING FOR THE GUARDS.—It has been shown
that during a period of five years 30 8 3 men have been
enlisted for the Infantry Brigade of Guards, and that
out of that number 481 teen were rejected upon their
arrival at head-quarters.
BRIGADE or GUARDS.—In five years 892 men have
been discharged from the Foot Guards at their own re-
quest, and the sum paid for their discharge was 7,2741.;
and after deducting the amount of levy money allowed
to replace them, a'balance of 3,6661. 19s. 6d. was paid
to the Secretary-at-War to the credit of the public.
A MILITARY COXMANDANT WANTED.—WO under-
stand that Colonel Slade 90th Light Infantry has de-
clined the appointment Of Commandant to the Royal
Military Asylum, at Chelsea, but will most probably be
selected to succeed Sir Richard Doherty, as Inspecting
Field Officer of the London Recruiting District.
RECRUITING DISTRICTS.—It is said that the Glasgow
and Coventry recruiting districts are to be abolished.
We understand that there is no truth in the statement
that the 52d and 85th Regiments are to be equipped as
Rifle Corps.
HONOURABLE TESTIMONIALS.—The Gfficers of the
85th Regiment have prescnted two massive silver ink-
stands, with suitableinscriptions, to Paymaster Thomp-
son and Quartermaster Neil, late of that corps, on their
retirement on half-pay, after serving respectively 36 and
34 years in the regiment.
We have been requested to state that the recent re-
Uri:anent of Major Ashmore, of the 16th Regiment, took i
place at his own request, induced by li-health, ho hav-
ing offi&ally applied to rotire from the service by the
sale of his commission.
Major Findlay, 3rd West India Regiment, is about to
succeed Lieutenant-Colonel Maclean, retiring from the
service.

ROYAL MARIA.ES.
The following gentlemen cadets have been granted
commissions in Ibis corps and appointed to divisions as
under. Dated December 30, 1831:—
Gentleman Cadet Edward Cungreve Longley Durnford,
to be Second Lieutenant, and appointed to the Ports-
mouth division._

PROTEST OF THE BIRMINGHAM STEAM-
ENGINE MAKERS' SOCIETy.
(From the Birmingham Journal of to-day,)
We stated last week' that there was no apiiaient
in-
tention on the part of the operatives employed•
in this
branch of manufacturing industry in Birmingham to
take part in the movement of the Amalgamated Society
of Engineers. We were not unaware of the fact that
here, as elsewhere, the proceedings of that body had ex-
cited much interest. The observation we then made ap-
plies to the present moment. There have,not, we believe,
been any indications on the part t of the engineers in this
town or neighbourhood to join in the demands made
upon the employers in London and Manchester, so far
as the shops of Birmingham are concerned. On the con-
trary, we are assured that a large and important body
of operatives not only refuse to take say part in the
proceedings of the Amalgamated society, but are abso-
lutely hostile to them.
It may not be generally known that there are in
existence two trade societies connected with engi-
neering—the one the Amalgamated Society, which
consists of engineers, millwrights, smiths, and pattern-
makers ; the other the Steam• Engine Makers' So-
ciety, which is rather more select in its mem-
bership. Of this last-named association we have
heard little in the controversy; and yet it occupies an
important position in the trade. ft numbers between
2,000 and 3,000 members, having branches in the prin-
cipal engineering towns throughout the country; and
consequently any decision of such a body must have a
considerable effect in influmcing the settlement of the
unhappy dispate between the employers and the em-
ployed.
We are informed that the members of this associa-
tion in Binninghain numbtr about 100, and in:Jluding
toe neigtoonring district not less than 500. This body
have had the prcaoflt position of the trade under con-
sideraSion. They are of opinion that the movement

REFORM in the CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.
Yesterday a deputation of Liverpool merchants had
an ,interview with Lord John Russell, at the Trea-
sury, for the purpose of representing to his Lordship
the necessity for an improved administration of the
Customs department of the Government. The depu-
tation was introduced to the Premier by Mr. Card-
well, ?LP. for Liverpool, and among its members
were Mr. Littledale (mayor of Liverpool), Mr.
Hornby, Mr Turner (chairman of the Liverpool
Dock Committee), Mr. Shand, and about half-a-
dozen other gentlemen of influence connected with
the trade of Liverpool. .
Mr. HonNBY explained to the Noble Lord the
object the deputation had in view in requesting that
interview. It was not their intention to lay before
his Lordship cases of individual hardship which
arose under the present defective and onerous sys-
tem of Customs regulations. Such matters of detail
ought more properly to come before another tri-
bunal ; and the deputation were therefore
anxious that the committee of last session, which
inquired into the grievances of the merchants, should
be reappointed on the assembling of Parliament
to continue
thtehiCr
had now to complain to his Lordship of the general
working of
upon him the necessity of introducing amendments
which would obviate the vexatious delays
ande
an
utciodmue
an-
noyances e 3
to which the maerchant was at present
daily subject, and which h
countervailing retarding and clogging
, the transit the effect of seriously
tha
any additional security to
without yielding any operations of commerce,
might mention that, solely
erywaiitlingexatidnvcatniotna.ge,Thoer
Owinrevtenue. Indeed,d he
lays of the Custom-house, o
trade
eof tedioush port
of rad
deputation wished, therefore, respectfully
of Liverpool was threatenetdhe
to his Lordship that if a local
board was ap-
pointed at Liverpool, having to suggest
jurisdictiona in minor

J. Y. Smith, Iu the Country.
broker, Feb. 5, at twelve, Ili the (1
—ourt, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne—W. Rawlins, Vir
Newcastle-aeon-Tyne, ship and insurance
arvack, maltster, Feb. 4, at half-
past eleven, at the Court, Birmingham—W. W. King,
Liverpool, chemist, Feb. 2, at twelve, at the Court, Li-
verpool
__

COFFEE.—Today holders of Coffee were firm, and re-
frained from submitting any to public sale: Home
dealers or exporters were little disposed to operate pri-
vately, still prices are maintained, and good ord Native
Ceylon cannot be bought under 39a per cwt.
TEs.,—The quantity declared for auction on Tuesday
is large, amounting to 30,000 pkgs. There has in con-
sequence been only a limited demand during the last few
days for Congou; still merchants display firmness. The
rates obtained for low are Bd, good ord sound 81d to 9,1,
blackish leaf 9id to 110, superior and Pekoe kinds is to
Is 6d. A material increase of demand is expected to
take place for sorts under is per lb. Souchong is held
for 9d to lld for low to mid, and good to fine Is to 1310 d;
at present few buyers are to be found. In the value of
Oolong there is no variation, yet soles have been small,
common at 104 to Is, and mid to fine is Id to is sd.
On the part of holders of green there is no desire to
sell under previous terms. Prices for Hyson of low and
mid quality rule at is to is 3d, good to fine is 44 to 2s,
superior 2s 2d to 2s 104, Gunpowder, Canton 9d to is
4d, Hyson sort Is 3d to 3s 44, Imperial Canton lld to
Is 2d, Hyson kind is 3d to 2s 6d, Young Hyson from
Is to 2s 6d, Twankay lld to la 2d, and Hyson skin
Is 3d to is 4d. Scented Orange Pekoe is wanted
and support previous terms, good to fine selling at is
2d to is 94 ; all other sorts 104 to is ld. Sales are
yet small in Flowery Pekoe, with sellers of good to
fine at is 4d to 2s Sil, and. common to mid la to is
3d. Cape is held for 10d to is 2d, and scented ditto
lid to is sd.
SricEs.—With Pimento the market has been liberallyle
supplied this week, and the demand havingl Iriendombiat
pd
rices declined id per lb; the public ea
went at 44 to 4id for low mid and 'd,es4i3l to, 4'd fgu;
good mid to good, and fine sd. Atul mid,
60 ichests
Cassia Lignea were disposed of; fine realised 120 s,
ord and mid 105 s to 110 s, mouldy 105 s to
Hos, and broken 90s to 95s per cwt. Cassia
Vera is wanted at 46s to 565. The value of
Cassia Buda is 130 s to 140 s, and supply remains scanty.
For Pepper there is a much better demand, still no ad-
vance has been produced by it; by private treaty 6,000
begs have been sold. Sumatra and Penang at
2id to aid, and Malabar 3-Ad to 3id. White
Pepper sells freely, and at full terms; the public sale of 360
bags went at 'lid to Sid for mid to good. For Cayenne
Pepper the rates obtatned privately are from 9d to Is Bd.
Ginger is in limited supply; there is an improving de-
mand, and stiffer rates are obtained; a public sale of 100
packages Jamaica went at 125 s for fine, at 48s to 703 for
mid and good, and at 42s to 47s for COMMOD ; pri-
vately some parcels of African have been disposed of at
24s to 25a; Calicut and Cochin 28s to 38s, good to fine 40s
to 645; the rates asked for export East India are 16s to
17s; no sales, however, have taken place. Cloves are
more in demand; previous low terms are, however, ac-
cepted, Amboyna selling at 6t d to 71d, Penang 10d to
Is Id, Bourbon and African bid to bid per lb. Mace is not
offered at a decline; sales are small, first sort at 2s 3d to
2s 54, second ditto is lld to 2s 2d, and inferior is 84 to
Is Iod. Nutmegs are operated in with caution, and prices
yet incline downwards; at auction 33 cases were dis-
posed of, good bold Dutch limed went at 2s to 2s ld,
mouldy is 10d to 2s, wormy 64 to Bd, and fine bold
brown 3s per lb. Privately mid and good sorts can be
obtained at 2s to 2s 10d, interior is 8d to is I Id, comnlon
and mid limed is 6d to Is 10d. The Cinnamon sales
will take place on the 26th inst.; there is still little
business doing, and sellers are willing to accept 2s to 2s
3d for first sort Ceylon, is Id to 2s 24 for second ditto,
and third 9d to is 104 per le, the better sorts meeting
with the least attention. _

THE WOOL TRADE.--LONDON, JAN. B.—The market
is steady. The week's arrivals of wool have only been
402 bales from Van Diemen's Laud. The importation
of sheep's wool into London last year was 210,607 bales
against 190,414 bales in 1850.
ENGLISH WOOL, LEEDS, JAN. 9.—There is not any
change of moment to report in this branch of trade
during the present week, either as to demand or prices.
FOREIGN WOOL TRADE, LEEDS, JAN. 9.--Business to
a moderato extent has been transacted iu foreign and
colonial wools during the past week. Prices have un-
dergone no perceptible alteration,
LIVERPOOL WOOL, JAN. B.—The imports for the past
week consists of 274 bales East India, 11 bales St.
Helena, 33 bales Gibraltar, 67 bales Alexandria, 37 bales
Beirut, 51 bales Malta, 40 bales Constantinople; total,
513 bales. The demand is steady and
prices well sup-
ported.
TRADE OF LEEDS.—Our markets have been very dull
both on Saturday and Tues ay; on the latter day there
were fewer merchants at the cloth halls than we have
witnessed for a long time, probably from the circum-
stances that this is the time they are generally
no al teraentigaongd
in
in making up their books. There I
prices in the
present dull state of the trade, but the
have seen their lowest
general impression is that goods
prices price, and the stocks being moderate, on the revival of
trade for the spring,
in the town since
has this day week, and business in consequence been
mast be higher.
buyyr There has
been scarcely any of the larger
dull in the warehouses.
TRADEor LEICESTER'—SeveraI buyers have been in
but their purchases have been made with ex-
tremerket,
them
caution. The opinion, however, is, that a fair de-
mand will take place for the season. Owing to the
extreme
caution with which manafacturers have pro-
duced, stocks in hand are light for the season. Large
sales of yarns have been made under the impression that
spinners cannot produce them at the present price wool
obtain. The usual market continues firm, and skin sorts
are in great request at a trifle advance in price.
BRADFORD, JAN. B.—Wool—The transactions in wool
have been of a limited character. The price of yarns
being so very disproportionate, no one seems inclined to
buy at any further advauce. The spinners cannot make

CERTIFICATES GRANTED. g
H. Snelling, Brighton,
grocer,
Wiltshire, surgeon, cer-
certificate of the second
class—C. Bayliffe, Chi P- uh
second class, after the 31st Dec. 1852—J.
T. Cole, Thorpe-le-Soken Essex, auctioneer, certificate
of the second class—,J.
Miller, Manchester, haberdasher,
r°:
tificate of the
certificate of the third class, after a suspension of
eighteen mouths from Jan. B—VV. Pashley and F. rash-
ley, Sheffield, table knife manufacturers, certificate of the
third class, after a suspension of twelve months from
Des. 13. ~"41
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
S. Slight and T. Smith, Boston, Lincolnshire. builders
—W. Jevons, jun., T. Jevons, T. Jevons, and T. Wood,
Liverpool, iron and tin-plate merchants—T. Jevons, W.
Jevons, Jun., T. Jevons, and T. Wood, Neath, Glamor-
ganshire, coal and iron merchants—E. Robins, C. Ro-
bins, and L. Caldicott, Birmingham, auctioneers (as far
as regards C. Robins)—
E., Robins and L. Caldicott, Bir-
mingham, auctioneers—J. White and J. Dew, St. Brie-
vas, Gloucestershire, farmers—J. Norton and G. Nor-
ton, Alanchester, eheesemougers—D. H. Fry and R. W.
Boyle, Fenchurch-street, metal-brokers—A. Fleming
and W. J. Utinaatt, I,llyerston, liancaabire, grocers—J,

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THR BRITISH EXPORT TRADE.—On Thursday the
returns of trade and navigation were printed, showing, in
tefxropmort
the eleven months ending the sth ult., a great increase in
ther e
theatio nof
Unitedßr Kingdom,
t acompared with the corre-
sponding o Irish produce and manufac-
u period in the preceding year. In the 11 months o.
1849 the declared value was 54,089,809/. ; for the like period
of 1850, 60,400,525/ • and in the 11 months of 1851,
and 5,188,2161.
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DwiPHOBIA.—Died at Odell, on
A Cons rou
the 21st ult., Mr. T. Wells, late landlord of the Mad Dog
Thepub
possessionic
deceased- hou
os public-house,
aawt
pLs
ri
wellet
stcl er pt in
known
mOdell,n a
fort
nt
ahnet
the locality
advanced
usa
drink
of 80
fori
n kbnai years.gnagl
n
the bite of a mad dog. Hence the origin of the sign of his
st
public-house. We have heard of the antidote he prepared
having been successfully administered in several instances to
cattle after having been bit by a rapid animal. We
know not if he has bequeathed his valuable secret to any of
his representatives. It has been said that, although in strait-
ened circumstances, he has refused as much as 1001. fora copy
of the prescription.

BIRTHS.
OF A SON.
At the Heath, Salop, the wife of Major Stephenson, of
twin sons.

Gentleman Cadet Edward Gladstone, to be Second
Lieutenant, and appointed to the Purtsm, outh division.
Gentleman Cadet U. ssher Lee Morris, to be Second Lieutenant, and appointed to the Portsmouth division.
Gentleman Cadet
.Joseph George Shanks, to bo Second
Lieutenant, and appointed to the Piymouth division.
Gentleman Cad©t Arthur Charles Joshua NPMeekam,
to be 6ecJnd Lieutenant, anti appointed to the Chatham
Gentleman Cadet George Fredel;elc Walker, to be
th
Second Liealant, and appointed tu the Portsmouth
division.
Captain and Paymaster George Natio, of the -wool_
wich division has obtained two months' leave of absence.
Lieutenant Harington has joined from leave, and Cap-

On the sth inst., at Murray-street, Camden-town, the
wife of A. Davis Cooper, E-q.
On the 6th inst., at tipper Tulse-hill, Mrs. J. Dawson.

OF A DAUGHTER.
On the Bth inst., at Clifton-road, St. John's-wood, the wife
of Walter W. Aldridge, Esq.
On the Gth inst., at the Rectory, Grosvenor-street, Mrs.
Howarth.

FRUIT.—The supply of Valencia Raisins is large for