The Express. — London, England, 1848-04-20 00:00:00

Irr" - - ( 4 ,. G-2- ---- 1- .---... a/~- ~-> DISH C()LLEGE of HEALTH, Now-rood, B ~,0 rc„ ,..4 g, , , ,t1 1. 1 1, r , 0, ,: v4 A O JEtz d i t i entimoioed O fP' ' : - BEDFORDSHIRE. ' ig 50. W. Chignon Ott;tlr C. F. Toimus Lett•hton Buzzard. Mr. G. F. Odall Luton. %Irk A. Hell Mr. W. Croft loath"' 11' 11. 114 rd BERELTa rn . * * * Croft . printer Reading. Generid .tgent, M. J. Spence,. Alhinnatmet. 1005,21 u, Mr. J. Darts, pr i e d,. Stir nem Windsor, ils.Boirdish ," 8 ,• add B r , J. Blanket, Wall•nziord, Mr. R.IPOMMIikreA __......, Windom, Mr. T. B. NOMA Cad , ..--- 1. -I4r. J. spenoe. Albion- Went 1 7C: sad MD. Uunond ulit iIkICKINOI Asisnixt. .-imMesn, Mr. Potter I Migh Wycombe. Mr. C. Torktle gliiighaiWb'n'' Mr. Te AM ~1' . ..7. ettiTU"d. Mr. 1. Inwood Insbniwb Mr. John Anthony,* Oeneral Aunt. 4, Market.ntroct. preeti, Mr:Hobert Adynol I Hadderikani, Mr. J. M. Robinson co bdogn, Mr. Anthony, Fitzroy- Little GrulAinn, nr. lizztou, BAY. Thorns,. 8 0 . meet Ou My. Mr. Newbo rntwell, Mr. H. Whitaker *name. Mr. R. Illnds Mama, Mr. pier lord iiiiilppy, ttr.il. 011 bat, 'moor Wis E tiezdz, Mr. John Anthony CHES IR. arredbotioro, nr. Mottram, Mr. Macchnfltdd, Mr. J. Fankner, The J. MM. inncer Waters CIKMff. Mc F. FrBT. Nortflate- Middle old, Mr.J.liensholl, hooter greet, mud Mr, M. MlikiLMOM, Nasitzrich, Mr. E. Griththoonationer 0100.14,mt Nortloich, Mr. E. Plenum. oen. =o, Mr. E. Stub* groom Rutin iro, Mr. T. White, budder n, Mr. E. DigltUlll. grocer Sionl.p. , rt, Mr. E. Gill, stationer Brett Nst.n, Mr. 'fhoz. Hughat Wlnoford Mr. S. Jackson, grocer CORNWALL. ' Wenn, Men, Liddell, stattooms Redrutb, Mr. Leap DozoncW. Mr. Thom. , ittoello. Mr. Roberts, draper Onattlford, Mr. roam:, grocer lititalmal. Mr. Toher Omberrack. Mr. J. Lew gtocer St. Auotell, Mr. W. Mitchell Faimouth, Mr. E. BenniAt St. Duryea, Mr. Thomas, grocer Jewry. Mr. J. A. N iebolis St. Column, Mr. J. Robertn,Trmer Makatea, MM-• Rao-01 St. Ists. Mr. J. 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Mrs. Gibbs Waltz-deed. , Mr. John Shatter InzekTorrinntrm. Mr.W. Chairman posey. Claniplt chairror..l, Mr. Thom ri Milos Chtbileigh, Mr. tliblrs Cr...dhoti, Mrs. rooter @Stumpy" Mr. l'h sato Rowe Derouivrt, Mr. Ilruilluy Dartmouth. Mr. lin:Lards M p a ntnb, r. 011rer, Mr. Toogood. and Mr. redriCk. Duilbro.k tuns ingrmaidge. Mrs. Sarsh llunipbreis Eleter, Mr. Um ill° larnouth. site. Flneombe and Mrs. Southeott Reidgworthy, Mr. L. Parer% Pow ofAce Ide mar Bseter, Mr. J. Townsend , Ilfratmobe, Mr. J. Banneld DORSEI Brldnorz. Mr. Tucker. bookseller W...ifori, Mr. Sling, issolatilisr Cease Abb.. Mrs. W. Oise DOTON.,ter. Mr. l'Jtelt.b.iukseller, and Mr. Sch..llsr. Maiden N art toil. 3tr. M. Roberts Fool., Mr. Lankt,ter, boolutelba . Dual Binwpwcarvennth, General Agent. stulion Awl:land. Mr. T. Reynolds , Bishop Weantiouth, Mr. M. Gard ner 1 1 Darli ng t o n, Mr. C. Ortstscr Per, Mr. Wriaht Oran Ltutilsy. Mr. lt. W/10011 I Rartisisiul, Mr. T. erortor ESa and Mr. Rome MM.:brainy. Mr. J. Bucksaw. RLAND. Permian, Mr. AIM Whitabascs, Mr. Sherwen, Quern- Area Winton. Mr. Telford, watchmaker Moranlgton. Mr. Wood. Market O. SHIRE. IDerby, Mr. To-Ur, 5 0 , Sadlarg atc Mene,urne. Mr. Bather Wirkaworth, Mr. Cuter, prinks ~IIIRE_ NYirtian Disperma. I. rowilnerzww. K enton, Mr. Thomas Colo. limpetoix Mr. 1MM,1111,1 oretoshampstead, M . To orchard Inwhop, Mr. S. Phillip Modbury. Mr. lloskina Keaton .Ibbott, Mr. E. Rove,' North Taw ton, Mr. Tucker O.:Wiwi:loon. Mr. Ebenezer Lake Ottery. Mr. John Iluttabie 1 Petertary, Capt. Richard Bloom Plymouth. Mr. J. Jerritt a Mr. P. J.o*lnnen. Stott:lane, kir.J.Slin tuond.*, and Mr. W Thounwen, I, Stokc.gonlen Pinhoo, Mr IMnbury Ilbaldon, Mr. Maer Sedulous/.Mr. Ilityrnan Silverton. Mr. 3. Ward llouthinolton. Mr. Thomas Harris. Starer... 311.4. Channon Swhubridge. near Barnstaple, Mr. lienry Norm to Taunt .11, Mr. J. O. Ilarill TedWurne SL Mary. Mr. Kerneill Tek;unio uth, Mr. William Cbasty Th..rrerton. 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Bartlett Bgabo r gdon, Mr. R. Ells K E.'T. Dover, General Lade, Mr. Wrn. Ilumphreys,. r, St Jarawis.stroet. Caterbury, Mi. Puircc,O,Hroad.st.—Strood,Mr. J. Langford. grocer,ac. Bought on, Mr. Bonny . thathaul, Mr. Burrell Hollow, Mr. S. Shelton' Ilawkheart, Mr. J. Bryant CladdiNstonc, Mr. R. Brooks Moo, Mr. P. tioldstune, grocer Cobham. Mr. C. Cobb. grothr letham, P. Dean Cliff, Mr. C. Lhadltall. grocer 'Maidstone. Mr. X. Fulljanoes Crokeollill,Mr.Hath , St. Mary Cray Margate. Mr. Land. mercer DeaLlMrs.troodland,l4l,3diddl as t. Ram gate, Mr. Walter, Hardie.. Demf....l. Mr. Porritt, irook,eLicr, .text th, Itighstrect Riverhead, Mtn re. Fulljaines and Borer. Wm. Humphreys . Burge. ).tor) ; (4 , )1eay5.. , ;r n,.. Rochevter, Mr. Lamb Sheerness, )Ir. Wa e thorn Edenbro r loc. Mr. Wither* bittioXoourne, Mr. Edmonds Erndge, 31r. Jacquicr Stelhog Mime. Epsilon'. Mo. Milder , Mr. Culver Stoke, Mr. W. Edwards, grocer Var.:thorough, Mr. Grid% Sins A. Mr. John Langford Fever-hap, )Ir. J. Staab, grocer lonbridge, Mr. E. King. grocer grant. Mr. Carr Toubridac W e lls, Mr. King.. ; Mr. Gr. esool. Mr. Mills. Ilenticy.sk, Elliott: and Mr. 11. Nyothn. and Mr. thutry, Pcurock.st Westerhem, Mr. Turner LANCASHIRE. Live Tool, General Agent, Mr. JoIDC , Fisher,. 196, Scoththdroed. Manaloster, General Agent, Mr. Ja..... Milkort.. 54, lirMige.t..4. and 34, Oldhaurstreet. Altringbani, Mr.. E. Sha.nock, Liverpool, Mr. T. Atherton, Low , Incur Town hat Astaon.undur.Line. Mr. T.Carrill 31anchester, Mr. J. Ilibbert, and haeup, Mr. W. Rubinson Yirs. ilibbcrt,36. Oldham et. Wathborn, Mr. O. Dewhurst, 311.1dieton, Mr. J. Huhes, grocer, thionestroct sic.. Marketplace Bolton. Messrs. J. Hall. SchoolwL, Mytholnirth .1, Mr 'Writhe, Rush- J. Ilibm, Luptonst., T. Binulek, north Ch. Gt. op. Swan Inn, and Mrs. Nen Mills, Mr. J. Board, shop- I Rolert..thsr, Crook-street. keeper Brook•lmitottb on.. Mr. Robinson , O ldham, Mr. W. Clegg, Yorkathro. shopkeeper , t.T.A. 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Mr. WAIT= Ware, Mr. G. Elter. Watford, Mr. Youleg Welwyn, Mr. G. Ituultort Alford. Mr. Portlnetor. 1x7k; 7 1 . 1;3 Dorton upon.llutither. Mr. Ilat SUP.i.j. Mr. J. Noble: *own, Mr. Pautell, bookAellor Mee. Mr Palmer, IL,okoollor C...11-tor, Mr. W.:LI-worth. watch linker Orandron. Mr. RFebardowth, heir. r M I DDLE: I E X, LONDON The Ilrlt.b Collc,c of 11 . 210 . 2 . 11. " Tho Mdprero.roAd. Mrs Ooud. 63. Corm tedge. trees (heat Tedrer.A., 33,Mr. 'Baldwin lldliunk, 63. Mr. Hallett Loodurd.d., as, Mr. Cboikroll M I rd., Mr. LdftL, • Park liezeut Vield.*.f.Q.AdmAt Brentford Mr., Ca.deu Town, Mr. Foster. POdir offtoe, itasuldlob . otreet BaLaLnervotth. Ur. Saw, grocer _ MONMOD IISHIRE. Gam-boroukil. Hm• LAkOton, Hommel°, Mr.Comoro,hoo AC Liamla, Mr. Poleek...Pot , Market Hawn, M. t ttleolup, tea. Slrll.lllk2. Mr. North. POM- 021 . 0 Mr. WAR.. grneer 1 4 takuJord. Mr. (lbert, ironmonger .1 4 , AND ITS VICINITY. rolltont place. Now road. King *-CTOSS. ,41ke, 14. Storni. St. 6,r,;co..ist the.Er.t. Mr. J. K31rte....2.i, No , ~,,,i Str3n.l. Is., Mr. E. Uriffirt Tottoth.lmomut.r..v.l, 12g. Mr. Houchwr Mr aDlog.stroet, 5.5. Mn. E. Dire llort.m. Mr. Langley. 63. Grail Chart !Met. Last.road. Walham Groal. Mrs. Mordant Monmouth, Mm.E. flomit,____- Aißirtanonny„ Mr. J. B. Morgan. auti.stoa. Mrs. E. Williams. Ilign . gmc , NORTIIAMP Northampton. General ...tent. Mr. Myth). or line entry. ?Ir.°. Dicey Mena Mr. Me. perfumer Bucklq •L-ing, 31r. Hate, groem Critic, Mr. W. Dicey. itroixr lisermtry, Mtwrltatat, gnomes Kettering, Mr. I...imp. grocer LotlMlWtos. Mr. Rowlett, grocer NORI Not-Rich. General Agent, Mr Ayl-bani, Mi. Teary Ben: Apt.. Mr. R. Lane Derehnin, Mr. Gomixor ft.., Mr. Atbott L _hookeellec Yaktohant, WarteTs Fonoett, Mr. Wert. grocer Miligham, Mr. it. Else, Holt, Mr. Colman Melville-la% Mr. M. Mor.leir Liietrun, Mr. J. Burton Loillto. Mr. Bailey Liellinto..lfr. 3.11er 17n, Mr. I,l,,wright 71113111 RE. tap- tleneral Arent and bookseller. Monmouth, Mrs. I ttath Norisul, Mr. Moron Erones hrtntcr J. Barrett.. Pr Inter. ne.. Bridged. N.trthwupten. Mr. J. Barnett Outui.e, Mr. lobdt, North ctreet Thntr-cet. Mr. rtandento. oust,. Tetweeder. Mr. Vernon. draper Wellutrtut. Mr. Mitten, and Mr. J. Chotertan, printer r . • WOLK • r. A. Charlfro.l,* Orford .hill. :Cory 31rs. Tasford. Hoak of Ino North Kalsham, Mr. Weber. Mar viaec Reepham, Mr. twiaeks Shipdhann;l4r. Mendarn etwaitham, Mr. Harvey, prThrraer Wal,ughMr. am, Mr. Cason. Kroner Walton, Adam. waratmaker Yarmouth, Mr. Alexander, book -eller 31CA0,. Tyrant and CO. Mutruplingbant. Mr. Parer Wymnadham Mr. Clark _NOTT . I . N2I iii ottittitham. neneral Asual., • r• Est Ita.tfurJ Mese, ey, • LtCr, tce,.l7. Clapel-Mr. Man-ficl4. Mt Taylor. Church-at. tzoothaell, Mr 11.tott, Sutton In•Anblict.l. Mr. Plumb. Mama, Mrs. 3lollos. pilu4;n Nntlbutham, Mr. Sutton, Review rffic, Mr Shaw, printer, end Mr. T. Kirk. to olocller • Thn.e :went" harlnz st • atm ?Mit tthand Ihte. itto Itrllladl.:9llMic u•aus. NOITHUMBhassa' s . Neweastle. General Ale . , Mrs. klbephord.s,73forthunineriam. .. Alnwict. Mr. Anthony _..,... Hewn. Mr. J. Merton, grocer Alston. Mrs. llama= PhiMpeoe Monett'. Mr. 0. Iler Allenheads. pear Allendale. Mr. Newcastle. Mr. C. hlmPlerd Spot North Shields. Mr. Potter, boot- Berwick, Mr. A. Mater, CsatlelMis umber. I ff. 1 • 317 . - d 7 . 4 Ford Forge. Mr. Mark Allan Hoosier, M....n.. Archbold mid deem Medley, 31r. Richard Dodge OXFORDSHI RR. linntoary, gr. Potts, books:Us' Nelliebed. Mr. Champion Biconer, Mr. Harper. poser Orford, Mr. Setter.: A 3, High pt. Dorchester, My Jammer, grocer Thane, Mr. &tolled Henley, Mr. L. Knight RUTIA DSHIRE. Oakham. Ml= Jodi= I Umlegharn, Mr. 0. Daniell SHROPSHIRE. Dawley.green, Meagre. Bailey. Her • Stinmeten, Mr. W. Wardle. sla va. sad Co. timer Elonere. Mr. T. Dutton, &Rpm Wellington. Mr.T.Capsey,Crownst Madeloy /dr. T. Bartley. fewer Meru, Mr. G. Vrankhn, stationer Market Drayton. Mr. J. Whittaker Woulock, Mr. H. Treror, grocer Oesestry, Idr,T.Edwards, stationer I Whitchurth, Mr. Darins bookseller 13111Saml. Mrs. Edition& I W rockers/Mr= Wood. •B /Miff ST ATTORDSII 1 RE. Burton-on. Trent, Oenoral Agent, Mr. Whitchst, !Shinn. Mr. Josses Walsall, M oor.. rereTrile 4r. and Brierlay.hlll, Mr. B. Stinson, sta. Thrmbr %loner Wnlim,bury, Mrs. Sarah Booth, Burtonem.Trent, Mr. Whitchurst statimwr, Dudley, Mr. J. Hooduln. stationer We•tbromnich. Mr. R. S. Hudson, Eceleshall s Mr. W. S. Durrard. we and Mr. Baum, Wahalistrest tinittr Wolverhampton, )Ir. T. &unlace, Lichfield, Mr. T. 0. Lomax, hook. bookseller, Market-place seller Uttosetor. Magus. Norris and Son. Stafford. Mr. J. Rogers, leationor stardom= Tamworth, Mr..l. Thomism', sta tioner SOMERS SHIRE. Bath. Min Watson. 17. Ilenrictia. • Creekenie, Mrs. Tutehen st., Mrs. Tregerthen, Walcot, Mr. Cheddar, Mr. Wllmott R. Kitch. 13. lliadud.bidgs., Hatch limuchainp, Mr. J. Coilins , Mr.lrryes,booluelier•Weingte..e. , Midspner Norton, Mr. Arlen I Bridrewster, Mr. West.l. , kealler ' Mtivcrt.n. 31r. Joseph tilevisna Bristol, Mr. 0. W.A. 62, Wilmer. , =opt= Mallet. Mr Was= Mr. Tonna.% 15, Rolcirtfo.sto Taunton, Mr. Runloott and Mr. Mr. W. Parsons. Up. Arcady, Belleloubbers I sod Mr. Kraus. 9. Clams& Wedmore, Mrs. to Breton. Mr. Bud i Wineniton, Kr. Jacobs Charlton llorcthom, Mr. S. S SU F mith Yeovil, Mr. Muds, toy warehouro FOLK. Ipswich, Ormond Agent, Mr. E. Giles.' tobnceonint,Tareyastreet. Akiborough, Mr. K. Turner Ipswich, Mr. E. Oilm Bildentone. Mr. J. 0-horne Lestield. Mr. A Brightley Brandon. My .1. Clarke Lowsstoft, Mr. T. Crowe Bury. Mr. J. Robinson Middleton, Mr. S. Hutt Eye. Mr. J. Cott Mildoulmil, Mr. F. Large Groton. Mr. M. Baldwin blomuul..ltuva. Mr. It. &alto= Orundisbergh, Mr. E. Bra/uun rloothsrobl. Mr. S. Boles liadiegh. Mr. 11. Story Stradbrooko, Mr. J. Robinson Ilsimworth. Mr. J. Aldred Stowinarket, Mr. J. 11 .m 7 . Ilarnst, Mr. J. Hemet Woodbridge, Mr. W. Kemp Horton, Mr. W. Scott Yoxfonl, Mr. E. Itird SURREY. General Agent, Mr, John Lofts. AB. Strand, London. ChertAcy, Mr. Kempoon Ocelidming, Mr. :Landon. Clapham, Mr. Batten. library Loatherhead. Mr. H. Author Dorking. Mr. Kiln,* Old Kent =rid, Mrs. Pouter, 8, Epon', Mr liarrowell Townseinistrect Fa:lomm Mr. &riser Poeklisni, Mr. MUMMY. librarian Unildford, Mr. Piokett.s.ll7llMTe. SU EX. tiastbays, Geneva Agent, Mr. C. Moore, 1, lioum•street Horsham. Mr. W. iaker• ; Brighton, Mr. Evans, 83, Noth,treei .trundel, Mr. W..,ter, Jarraut.g. 1 Ilonea,n, Mr. W. Laker Battle, Mrs. Vacrd I 1..... t.., Kr. Wright. )4, Northst. &that, 3lr. T. Pallas= Little Hampton. Mrs. Oils and Brighton, Mlle Chase-raw. toy- Mr. E. Pepper Ire H. North.st., end Mr. Phydou, Mr. &Aland Rya Cato Steadman, Sr . Rye, Mr. Keeton, +addle, lc. Chiehmtcr, Mr. Penn, Northst. Wishorough Gruen. Mr. 131 k. llorlsbani, Mr. White Worthing. Mr. Streeter Hastings, Mr.C.Moore. l , Bournet. WALES (Norms. Ileum . . Mr. W. Amor, *tattooer ; Llanditoes. Mr. B. Ilrown, grocer Rumour-b. Mr. E. Joins, grocer I Lianolleit, Mr. E. jialtt.. groat' Brynmaur. Mr. D. Swpbols 1 Nuw town. 31 r. D.Thomas.stationer Ibuidey 31ountain, Mr. T. Lock. i Tower,. Mr. H. 1,100, gocer wood I Welchtrul, Mr. D. Morgan. groom* 1 Wrcsh3m, 31r.T. Palmer. stationer CjP;ll. - VVoll, Mn. Joni+ 1.111,40211.1. Mrs. 1. Jones wAi .vj Ormerml Airant, Mr. ..;AU Aberystwith • M. Mr Cranston. .4a- Snt - Tll , . Lorin. 3•Si, Straw!. 1.,.n ion. Las ' orford,rest. Mr. W. Itcyoolds , Cartlet Lksuina. Cardlasn, Mr. W. Walters Merthyr T).1411, Mr. P. Julia, printer )111ford. Mr. "Jaime, plumber Nurlsatti, Mrs. Darism Swasers, Mr. J. Willlmus, Cam bril:. Ofhas Tmlesar, Mr. J. Theis. llrychan Tr.:- 1...re.5, Mr. L. Thomas, grover 71 , :$1111tE. Mr. J Wadcltou,. Snow.blll. i N UWltols, Mr. itarraclough l) Nechells n.s.n. Mi.. 11).10 (Album Mr. L.I. po..t °elm Southam. 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Mr. Claytonjeweller Evit Wiltn, Mr. Cohan Malibu, Mr. Hartley. nankeen* , Ilehaleu.bridge. Mr. W. liarforth and Mr. J. lkuirden liemblrst linareduirough amt llarregste, Mr. Langdale Loads, Mr. Ileuton, 7. in TORKSIIIBE I Mawborourt, U. mind Agent, Ainthorpo.mr. W. }Unblock, pariah clerk Beviiriey. Mrs. Greeutearyi boot maker Cave. Me:sa.. Confine and Menem Cottin4harn,Mr. Coverdule.builder Mitfield, Mr. Yaivient, bookseller sir. Clemitres Menden, Mr. Turley. bookeeller llmloa !dr. Tao> man, grocer Hull. Mr Candills, Klngetreet. and Mr. Reward. klilgaretreet Armagh, Mr. White, hookblntie;, H. Scotetontrect ; and Mr. J. Thonnson, " Guardian" office, G 3. kinglkh street Aughtmeloy, Mr. Walker Lielfsen., Mr. Phillip, bookseller, liedge.street ;rind Means. la e , Mr. Banbridge, Mr. IL. Lova Calnr, Mr. J. M. Bowen Callan, Mr. O'Keefe Carlow, Mr..Jph Fletcher Castle... Alan Mr. Minor Carriekterge, Mtn. Bowman. WCt +Met Castletown Mr. J. Gnu Coleraine, Mr,' M•Kiulay Cavan, Mr. U . Blit.°S, booknelle.r Cookstown, Mr. Conlon Cork. Mamrs. Wood and Son, Di, Priletcastroet Dublin. M. Keene and Son, book seller., College.green ; Madden, 7. Graftou. lolareet; Mr. ; W. Shaw Bacbentalk and Mr. Cotton. L 3 Aun4l..r.st. Dungannon.Mr.Donii.,bookseller Downi.atriek, Mr. J. Meliown, grocer DIVIDOiO. Mr. Murphy, grocer Donaghmoro. Mews. D. Brown and Son, merchant , EnnHollen, Mr. Gordon, mer chant , and Mr. Bevan. printer Druaiseorthy. Mr. Y. Cook Graig, Mr. P. Murphy SCOTLAND AN I Mr. John InuePrr,* (leneral Bopp inee'aseteet. ABERDE Aberdeen, Mn. J. Mitchell, 61. Broad,trei.l 1N D. 4Jorrraa, Mr. Micbael F0cr.1.7 Kneel. Mr. J. 13.,)d, woutletadra. per, ltragt.street Kilkenny. Mr. Iroaartr 1).1.1a) 114:114.reet Kili...bandra. Mr. 1 . 11.11 r Kite:de. Mr. LlAurn. Mr. Cordmr. racer I.ungtut. Mr. Arrttroug, mere.hiot Lowlooderry, Mr. Ilyudtran. irou. Apr. Mt. T. Daft. 14, Ncataiiket atreet Beath. M. D. Moffat, shoemaker Cummoct. Mr. John I lam, grocer Donal, Mr. Wm. Dow ie.. meat Galetml, Mt. It. Ilowat,ale...man 4il/Vitle, Mr. J.M'Cracken.mcreht. Irvine. Mr. Th... Wilz.on Wright Killaraic, Mr. D..—'^- Banff aralalctirt --- roon4er Laushfo r rd, Mr. P. P ar.a. Mr. L.vk In,kineo watchmak Longn er Inirthentown. Mr. S. Douglas Monalhan, Mr. Ros, ruerchant ; and Mr. itolllll.o. io n Lill Magnin: Le Bridge. MI. Mall Mayhem. Mn, Moore Markethill, Mr. Camille New Hon, Driu.t. Priory-street Newry, Mr. It. Greer, bookseller, Margaret-moan and Mr. J. Rept..1414, North.strect Portadown, Mr. J. O'llsolon, merchant Itareltou, Mr. Bri.rham. merchant Straleme.alr.Thormo. di, merchant Siig, Mr, trllr.on, Thorstantown, Mr. Wrn. O'Connor; and Mr. Thom., Dunphy warrennolut. Mr. W. MurvitY ' Waterford, Mr. Ja... Kelly Wetford, Mr. W 111. Finlay. 15. Corn.market Youghal, Mr.. Jane Brown ) ITS ISLANDS. yang Agent for Scotbind, he., V, r Town. Edinburgh. &Nal IRE. Huntley. Mr. J. Aleunder, Gor don -greet Mon)inuog, Mr. Patrick Moir. HIRE. Kilmarnock, Mr. D. Gllchriot, mer- Kchant. Hauggtreet mm., Mr. J. Lambroughton, W . ... 0 Larp, Mr. J. Taylor, Wenner Mrs Thom , . Manchlin, Mr. Thom - , Bryce tialvonto, Mr. J. M'Killoi), rho.- maker rSillitE. Mr. George Chri4le. IKSIIIIIE. 1 ih no . e ,Mr.W.llowll-ton,,hoernakcr Lauder, Mr, Wu). Itailantynn 111i)l. uhan, Mr. D. M. Lucas, Argyle- A T u tu: , , Mr. M. rtwith. war- I RPTESI Na b. n r ea Port Afertig, lab of I,lmy, Mr. R. White Nylealtine. Lochaish, M. R. M. Hay, tnerchant igiurire . I Itmlisay, Miss Young CAITHNESS - SHIRE , Wick and Thurso, Mr. William Campbell. merchant. CLACKMANNANSIIIKE. Alloa,Mr.Grabam,Cgmlmirenratth I 11 , 41.0 r. Mr. Win. Ml,gia DI MDAItTONSHIR E. Dumbarton, Mr. I'. ki'Murrich, I Kiltatrlek. Mr. J. Lisingston, Mesa ahmtnaker Eirk t otilluch, Mr. It. Foram DUXFIII}I ,4 .sII I ICE. Annan, Mn. Kerr. Hanes ILockerby, Mr. David M'lntoils, Loam:Labe° Mr. Thm. ilraham grocer • EIIIN SCRUM AND DIN DE RoilsußE. Edinburgh, Mr. Walker, North. Dlkelth. Mr. T. Brlrgins,llich.rt. bridge I.eith. )Ir. Kerr, 14. i, Kirkrate Edinburgh, Mr. Fraser,ttl, Prince*. Portobello, klussiAlairgh, Mr. J. ntrect, Now Town Pennsculk, plantar FITEBII IRE. Agent for Kirlialdy, Mr. William Eilzour. Lint.. Aratruther, Mr. D. Mixon, mer- Limekiln, Mr. K. Malllcr chant Lundy Mill, Xr. U. Mitchell. Color Fife, Mr. A Dow/e, Cathe- ...serf agent rine,-truct. m o y. ai r , W. Not,le, Rridgc•end DunfercolinoMinFloan,hookaeller Newburgh, Mr, Grant Earls Folic Mr. It. Minn i c k , St. Andrew,, Mr. D. Hutchinson. :nerds.% ' wearer. Falkland, Mr.]. flersicriem, grocer St. Monancc, Mr. G. Swann. baker Kingsharris, Mr. J. Morrisossager Stmitbroeigla Mr. W. Waal* : Kingilnuir, Mr.A. Keay, innkeeper inercbant FORFAR: 4 IIIIIE. Arlinath, Mr. J. Hackney, Cattle. 1 Forfar, Mr. C. RON. Green - street ring•Atreet Montrose, Mr. 11:Klanon, hair- Dundce,Mr. D. Crumb 17,High-st. drawer lIA.DDINOTONSIIIRE. Dusty, Mr. M'Cattiln I liaddingtoallr.R.Sinclair , illgh . i .t . Gifford. Mr. R. Ewing, merchant I PrestonEirk,Mr.J.Adigek.Ssenton IN VERNEV.A.SHIKE. larerneen,Kr.R.Dacidaou, Dridge - I Into a sky, Mr. D. AVDsmaia. Mirth Rung ICINytOSI3-Rillitkl: Rinr.;eliU.lohn - eialcert. EIRKCIJIHYRICIFITSHIHE. Castle Douglas,LAN. Mr. ARKSHIR M'Lellan, calua werchant. E. Airdrie. Mr. M. Miller, eO, Stir- Oingo., Mr. J. P. M. Reu ling-street frow-lane. off Rentleid-street Calton, Mn. Monteith, 36, Ossetc- Olaegior, Mr. W. Walker, Of, High street street Canna/1./4r. J. Toung, mentsat Hamilton. Mr. Nell Omy, wetter Pouglae. Mr. W. Inlis, tneretant Lanark, Mr. N. Clara teacher Eaet M. near Waiver, Mrs. Latiagow, Mrs. Cleland Laurie Old Modtimd, near Glanosr, Mr.. Glasgow. Mr. 1. lerPore.. IT, Sid• Pride my-street., Simpsonebuildings, Springbuck. near Glasgow, Mn. Gl ow. M a Clerk Gismo., Mr. W. Lore. bookinkr, litoneboUn, Mr. Alex. Garth,n tea O. Nei...on-street dealer ell S Otsego., M rs Brownlee. Partam out h ave n, Mr.W. Wee. weaver. LI N LITTIOOWSHIRE. Whifburn, Mr. Alexander IR Martin, weans. Elgin. Mr. Mr. A. Ramey. rocrdbant I /Celtic, Mr. James Tonna. dyer. Forme, Mr. 3. Bain, sbormaker °RAMIE ISLANDS. Kirkwall, Mr. R. Anderson, ricer- I Iftromneee, Mr. 0. Carioca, mar. chaos &ant PEERLES-SLIIRE. Wet Linton. M. ir*.i, Alexander. Pon au-I Stamp Office. P ERTHSHIRE. cricfs, Mr..). Selkisk.gruoCf.hthi. Meths ea. Mr. James Meg. Meat grocer a Downs Mn' Mary Sorn men Pertb, Mr. T. !Drama, 4. Phokeld. Mn Ellis, merchaal thsormacreat. t-lane, k Pownall, Ipr wer S b;, ' tael4dt;l4l r Everts, Threadneedle. at 11, at Beelughall-et. at. rag., Bell, Odle. worsted ►pinner, April 2 wkine, New Boswell-et.• ed.; wenn., Young. Lancashire, joiner, Ng 'iment & Co., Temple, gs reer,Liv!rroL retabire, ma eeper, April So Como, ltaymoadr rut., Exeter, off. reels, innkeeper, Mal' 2 la 30. 0., Lineoln'srina•tiekis, ailk manufacturer, Apit Set., Bell St Co., how. naditch, tduceletslie:ll; 02. & ANN P 10.701. .24 at 2, Sr lily no at 14 y-1,1 , Holborn ; off. mangy May 1 & 30, at 11, at Brie. King, Bristol; off. usig e City, mrrthant, April 28 48 An, Tatham & Co., Austin. . _ fishmonger, May 2 at 12, plums, Nurthumblk e. 1nt1.% draper, May 4 at 2i, 3, es& Turoer, Aldermanbury; rtriporrner, May 3 et 104,. t•t. Album, l./.triuut. r. Wukley, Neucortlr. mrex, grocer. •- - , :pato, SlaaMeet. aßliaraight Bataan. Chastestaws. 'first. Bath, rofeasw and teatime lattanc. ualt. Bataan, Wax. Ickalam in, ,• lobbma. Bath, liaen.ed rtataalim Bdmaa, La ti.scre. Bu b. ratilamas. 1)1V11)1-::ips, cant-let d.s. of 4s. 31d., May , Manchester. victustler —lst My. of ss.. it day. 01 :A., April 27, 8 any reryooL -Ist di,. 01101 d., any Wedness joiner—dad die. a 2.. 6d., lioi.e's, Leeds. dike, dutch Li.dider—ht illy. of Items, chemist— Di•. of se. 7%kt,, ya, at Susuefeld's, Itins'a-army. tare, grocer-114dt.. of ta, port, Derretehlre, bottlers-14 • after .tpril 29, of 11.rrounott's, tea dealer—tat die. of 2a. nor —lot div. of 8., icy Thurs. at div. of Is., any Thursday, at draper —Div. of 4k., any Two- malt-ter—let dir. of 3s. tid., say 6:011.12. 4 011 Of le. 61 Lursdaps ut Stanefekl* Yang's- common brewer—ht di,. of Is., , at Ilope,t, Iced. -- • - 1, Birmingham, hatter—May 11. buteber—May 10. (i. /tom- F.. Cook, Doraley, Olcatecaterehin, or, burrs, trUillllol2Ser —al ay 10. %a merchant—May 9. W. Lawton, R. Parker, Ludgatotill, woollen water, Soutersetatalre, acraeger— ocioLyne, grocer-May 9. A. B. pper, Dyer aamerot., wholesale -John Adams Bower & Robert =truer", April 26 & May 17, at thi • Oda, Argyleshue, saddler, Inn, Invermy-Tiremas Carswell, at Om Saracen's Head lan, I..iisley lower. Apiil 22 & May It, at the limegow, tonna, Apni & ale-rooms, liasgow-Jula , Lawrie, er, April 22 & May 12, a do oorele" arse, i s near burgt, casuals Clumb., Edinburgh-Luna April 2i & May 12, at the British Glasgow, weight & builder. April 24 Glasgow-Jahn Park, itutherglen, the Albert Tavern, Glasgow - Job& a, April 21 & May 15. at Fergasores Reif, Glasgow, Wright, Apni 21 h Glasgow-Durul Gavin Som.., Dri er, April 26 & May 24, at Mrs. Hat. Sin Keith SIM. Glasgow, commissioa Star Hotel, Glasgow. U. -D. Aitken & J. Althea, Pete li. Rowley, Krightoss-J. Brooker, G. ge's, Bloomsbury, so far as regards°. Jerjeant, Mdrosson, Cornwall-K. Ems G. Clikisou & J. T. Crawford, Gls'. I. Walker, Liverpool-J. (heaves, W. gton, sheitield J. Hartley &R. Hart . Boole, Ardwiek, near Masehestia rkarf, Lundas.bridge -J. Law dt R. -B. Lowe A W. Street, Giteheath, neat Moymi, 11. Panagiotti, H. Mops'. IL, Manchester-P. Marshall &r. Mar ship A J. Stamford, Titford WoiCeS• boron, M. kiniithwaite, & WTI . Aro. an, so tar as reprds W. 11. bler heater-C. Mosley & E. Mosley, Hyde. W. Page, Kteward et., Old Arullery. 1, Liverpool-8. Maley & 11. ,pplewell, W. Brans, J J. . Damit i an, n r J. PO Mr as regards Poppewell . Mundey, Old Broabot.-C. J. Stott & Surnmerbill & R. Smith, Eingswisa rode a F. W. Round, Mark-lane- 1 . ream, Vorkshire-I. Morality at M. J. 'Revers, nen., & J. Trerers, jun., with-K. Williams &M. Williams. Yew is P.lll.reg [ardJis J.ggle, Kelly-'JJ. JCO. iggle, Woolley a J. rELLIGENCI3.--MAILs. DC 11. max ASS. me. ... 0 to awns, e. Soot/. 0 Syil.a:a - . Inani uuritoir . 0 noxice cart .00 Do. :momenta. Li .la, ana,Arcill pe42o 0 ;testis, sold 0 Wmt Apt n d blinds& Apeill9O Brum ..apnl inlved Quinn, Hamburg ; Cervantes, adcharrif; Blanche, Laidig ; Verona. of arrow, st. Michael's ; John Barnett, t. Übe. ; Troutwdour, Cope; Drama Tat ; sultana Mogudore ; Tsman. audio; Lynx, Aco, St. Michael'. ; No niron ; Caroline, Jamaica; anieiiCionlW red, symmetry, Alexandria ; Weilesley, Ira ; Wolfgang, ifo.to.k ; Lady WOW, all, St. Nitta; Melbourne, Port Piaip; Prince Albert, Sylph, Superior, St. Mb' , Mauritius; Jamaica, Itorhia ; Me to Video ; Maw:ram; Georg* *ern* Lisbon; industrious, Leghorn ; Sumatra, Anon. ; Mary, Aleuradna; 'Leal, Caen; Adelaide, Lisbon; Date, Aesop, Terceira; Lochnager, LIUDCeStOII; U. Blyth, Calcutta; May Queen, for Ho. Kate, Cape; Omuta, Quebec ; pleal. ; Henrietta, ; Luny V—iant, Arrived: Brasil Packet, St. Reunify; !lane, st. glilii11 . 11; Pi i.vidence, sinyrns; Devonis Lisbon; Pomona, Mat wJkr; A Pa lnenieboin ; P.newtu Ilan. Now Irypnena, May rs. ; Rosalind. Mekui.dris. Duvid Bunks, ,m3rns ; Sauiderson, Cal" Sailed: G.deb Grunstiew, superior, Es oine, Vera Cruz ; indu.strie, Ostend; Core avatta ; Agnes, ltio Grande.—Od : A are, Annan), This , Thistle, Kestrel, Tory, tu kko to Rio Grande, w'.l4 totally lost, Crew saved. BIIITIIS. arlcTford.rood. Vauxhall, We. T. Acetin, of I nford.hlll, Mr, It. Coto., of 3 claurhto , at Illiewtou ‘lcaraae, tha, wife of Da. pf at tlw;0 W. N. Loo, of a da.; 1 1; Dulwich. f Mr-. . . place, Portman Naar% tba awl-thus. I 11,111 ors c rc,cialt, G. l'owclL of a • iburgh, Mr, W. held, of a asuint , a , - - —•• MASUAGE:;. avail 1 . 2, at Neshall. PcrthAfro hy thr Re , ......, 1..4., of Istorwarie, W bu;anuali Ml/10. nlurff, t.,q., of Nunhall. il •3. at Quoptou, A. CoNina, Eoh. a Apr , O. aaUage . .t. alaughwi o f Mr. T. la-Ipp,. _.a, • -Aprll 11 . at 1' olkeAtunr, Mai.' E. P. 141--,_ r. to Wanly Elisabetb. younawat daulf bm "" '- La, Sunvy. April 12. at Clifton. W. S. math. halo of 14 . 4. sr Won ....f Itrewt•tApt. p. 111.0..a0, ,t o , tio , K.—April 14, at Una. Capt. K. Ttrow-.,a, ..,. Jan.;late: of Mr. A. Walacr, of I.ll.wcrolto, Wt. April , WNW Dalton, 1 1 al ur, P. Tin d al l. J un ., 1....4. o f rtafhala. SUnIY. u late Mr. I. Itika . , of So uth lialtou. ~ , • -April 13, at Ilri&Wlrk 0.7u1l therlautl, 3. ” 41 .... r. 1.. Mal Lothiao,to 1.11. w, ibird daUSKW , '' t ' b. , of M 00001.) liail, Cwol.crLual. ;. R. Elliott. DEATII9. Lep., of bintickl Park awl Wird I.l ,Lise. at Lawninuton, El i a beth Wilplcy the law a I 11.;. at I: Lonl C ura Wk.:al, nty"... . Ntr .,ll, widow of We Lste A. m.n. A. aa..l 77. z.b.th. dauillstor of the Key. T. Kilb, of Wsk , ' .14 Warkbrook Mauro, TVCRI, Inia% FCIIOII, 4 Colloid M o os 1.. e lame. aocoLl 14 . co . , a, ail. of f.. . 1,1.. of Wunpolostrett. 11 13, at I:lo.ar.placc. nege.C,Part• Cat/WS'''. gtou, E-cf r. E. Pro= ,at Couipt.na•ternwt , I..lineton, M rs. - e ' J. Pmuter, Ext ,saml el. üb.tur,...sount, K.xent-o.park, Emma ter. 1 , ..q.,..1 the M 1.1.110 Toopio. , t h 5,,th t. Pan4au s. CauterhlV, Mrs. Ellcala Satt, kl.y., Cal , . Toth , cut.• Alt,1:: 0. It liiitalizufitvl.l,..irka:::::,:wWq. ~ (5u .,,,, r 0s .Ist, J. Starkey, LA., ass' nii. : Canwrbury. Mrs Warr, valor, of T. Warr , fi b ., -"i. f Cava Tick. Ctairtotater Wilson. W.A.. m iTi o rarokr‘i" 0 arinler. lawns, and forkarrlLfell ,y matt, at Obt paean. 7d - , r.-1;i: 101 , ; EltB. 513.] LONDON, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1848. [THREEPENCE. Johnffitono, Mr. J. honor, grocer Johnstone. Mr J. M'Ciavin. nth •Rllborciaa, Mr. J. Dario, liarbohn ROS:t.t4l Locbwinnoth. Mr. J. Tire...maver oft Pfrchant thillsohiclA. Mr. W. Scott. Jun, Chap..l.4mot STIRLIN BeWon. Mr. J. Nellmro, gromr Valklrk. !Mr. J. Aitken. chins, merchaut Lligill iii: - ! Hawick. Mr. J. Murek7. rkg.r I Kele.. Mr. J. Rule. aal.duaaker 1081111iN. lOraaalartonc. near Falkirk. Mr. T. Aadervia tillayUl, M. J. Andenon. wearer Stiriltur. Cooparatlla 81oro SHIRE. . Mll illark.mercbaal. WIOTO NOWloll9tt.rt. Mr. POREIGN GENERAL AGENTS. Adelaide (P. A.) Mr. J. Stephens Ousonsey. Mr. Jas. Cochran° Augosturs, M. ItouguetW Mallfas t N.S.), Mars. A. and W. Arita (West ladies,. M. D. Ca. Macklnlay• rdes, un. Kagan (Bavaria), Berehtold & Ballunote (U. 8.), Messrs. J. C. Sun, and Mr. N. flarYba Friniett and Son Kingston blainaicaL Mn. C. Barinducs. Messrs. John Monte- Wboattall tors and Cu. London Limey Canada), Mrs. W. Barcelona lanolin), Mr. C. Boa Wright Beak Itiwitarand), Mr. R. Scalp Louisville (Kentucki. l J• ff.). A. N. Bathurd (Ossubial, Mr. D. gnat Booth* Bolognalltalyi, Mr.V.A.Guarmani Macon (MS, Cty, Georgia. lklady illenuanyl, N. Kernfleld, U.S.). Mr. Thu s (ena Eru. Madras, R. L. Pereira. Esq.• (adiz, Mr. J. lkounterm Malta. Lewis Barba, Bag. Calcutta, Then. (Janina. liao.• Madrid, D. Jon Simon I CAI. Breton. 1.1. t. J. WIC Man° Malaita. iCual. Dr, Amhrosin C. (artagena. Sr. Rafael tato. Me- Santo, Calle del Mediu. Nu. 13 rails dot Mar Mexico, Mr. Jean Toga City of St. Domingo and its Earl. Milan, Mr. J. N. Rivoita roil.. Mr. Jacob , Pereira Moutreal. J. R. Tadao . Constantinople, Mr. A. Stamp. New York ill .). Mann. Firth. Copenhagen. Mr. C. S. Boa Pond, and Co. C o rfu, Mr. J. W. Taylor Oar. Mars. &life' and Co.. Crwow, Me. Clw Liorhamer and Wm. Wagner CUIIKU4 (Wed Indite), Mr. 0. M. Parra, Carl 1101711 M I)acosta Pernambuco Malls), A. 8. Coy Dona.; (Isle of Mani. Mr. B. belt, hirq. Cause, (heat fielarnwagn Ruas ( harlot), Mr. W. Wagon. bldaro, Mr. O. IA liteaberg Odra Frankfort. lima Trace Vienna, Mr. Matthew Burger 1 1 Oenree Town City iDernerara), Mr. Valencia, Mr. Antonio Andrcu Donald Smith Wellington (New Zealand), Mr. K. Gibraltar. Mr. T. 11. Rolwrts • Parris N.ll.—Nocheinlds or dlllggiAtAltre allowed to sell Woburn'. P, the bah Cllor° of health modring that nil ponies who sell Morinuis Pilh Asould 1 .1. y aoqualntod with their effects. the that the word, - Moriunis l'nit anal olodielne - are entraved in the 'prominent Mann , . lu white baton, mon a rod ground. without which none .0 l'e genuine. ISimicd) MORISON. MOAT. and Co. N.D.—The puhlio Is hereby informed, that every agent is provided ' , ll Mr. Morison s Wurks, which are lent nut to read grata BRITISH coLttor. OP HEALTH. Triumphant 'moms of the lIYfiEIAN !SYSTEM of MrDICI SophiNE throughout the country.—Reea the reports for IST. of Lady a Oro , . of Sandisay, now Northwich, Cheshire, Richard TothilL E.q., of llmdtrae,tierr L‘eter, and Mte Way, of bole A•iston. row liristot, 1 the CURES o ff oettsi by MORISON'S VEGETABLE UNIVERS MEDICINE. The =Porte fuer bo had of tho Ilysulao wets throughout the Megaton ESS KS. LAMOND and Co., railway share IVnuottoncert. nwpectfully bre to Inform their friends and tho addle, that U., aintinue daily to BUY and SELL ail deecrlptlont of It ILW AY nil AIIES. debentures, Nagildi and ,oreign stocks, and all other share+ and prperty. Mears. 1.. and Co. also further an nounce that thew public sale of railway Au, takes place every Wed. ncelay at 1 o'clock. at the Hall of Commerce, Throadoeedlteetr.t.l. lll2. dou Oar o ffices at which plaoo all friVOUt• are reepereled to W ad droved.—Threadneedic gruel. London. Jan. 1. 184 d. AI'ERFECT SUBSTITUTE for SILVER.—Did yOUCTCT me FIESTIAM*B NICKEL SILVER! If not, mete one tr.!. and )ou MB then be cow - laced it t the only reel. Lutaccning,e anAll d perfect subinitute for 406111 A .firer- It po.eis.,. ndvan.... , r ether meta* nxtuiris I,ot little clemilng. and, nlthoh In daily oe fur yaws, retaken. ita colour and brilliancy. Dont. be isfr im d to lot It rk to vvert. nny Wit, en It will ri,i 1.4 the inn.t 1... did arlobs T. spoonL, ~,„......A y,,,t., to, hide 11.111. MO fork, 11%.. per dozen. (iamb, alai., cruct-ftnn. &e.,at proportionate priesi.—W I LL lAI4 BEN RAM IfOrMaly Avery lien.. And 6014 , 1. 4.,,Vltyllehed O.D. 174 IS. Black- Ma, r o od ,surrey dide Hlnelttrlarsdiitiditel. BUYERS of STOVES and FENDERS are re quevited, heforo if ally deeding. to viva WILLIAM S. BUR. TON'S (late Nippon and Burton) resole !tome., 10, Onfordetreot. corner of Newmanntreet, and No. I Newinanwtrect ; they are the Innoont to the world, and contain melt an aiwortment of lode., Stoves Raton:, Firetrons, sod General Ironmonger, no preached A:1.o, hero. either for varietl. novelty , hietutl qui.ltenem of workmandnii, while the twice. are on that low ...de for which bin riterhittionent No been n o celebrated for more than quarter of it century. Might wtorew, with bruit:L.l ornament. sod two wet. of tem £ Ito.; ditto with ornmlu ornainent. and two net. of her.. f..ti to In guinea.; Drtinsed fenders complete. with ',milliard., from to steel fender., from Th.; ditto with rich ormolu ornament., from 15.. le guinea, Patent Awn...lth radlAtilW htrnth platot. Any artkle to the furiit-hinit loneery not r mut. under any other houite. The looney returned for even' rticle approvial of. Deteilod ewe hon., with OTISM Mew wint liver posy free,_ ROWLANDS' TOILET ARTICLES.- Rowlands' Macao.: Oil. for the growth and for iwthrtring and bthittifying the Milian hair. Rowland.' Kabolor. for linproving and bentth, Pwe the 4in :mil ...minder ion. Itorrlah.l4* (Month. or Pawl Den. • Office. fur prereming and beautifying tho tooth and itham. ifoware of ,Deri•wpi imitation , -rome are offered under the Implied sanction of rmalty and the ..,mernuICIIL department... with Ainliar allellll4. at de ,ption. The oily genuine of each b e the name of " ltowlandw— iweerline that of the article on the wrapper or Iola:old by them at Y.O,llatton.ganlon, Loud...tad by every nwpectable themth and Pc , lamer throughout the kingdom. Now ready, to bo had of all Prot nu: r,tailent. QUMMERLY'S ART-MANUFACT URES, 61 by Bell, Crewirk. Dyes. Morsley. Mach., >bawdy. Beddraye. Townsend, Westmaroan Prayer t Boy) Statuette .. 4 0 Brenta Inkstand 11 0 Belief 111100 Statuette ... 1 4 0 Downier Stopitem, various prices Earthenware Salt craw.. 0 3 9 Writer Juntglaw). various PYLON Chlt Bowater.. earls..... 3 3 0 Fhb (Lyra, Oils Wine Olaater, web.. 06 0 , The " nay" Paper Cutter 6 s o dawatee tjigme.. wimp,' igloo. Wine TM (papier tnachel 210 Sharlrut Pet . 04 0 Hop Story Boer Jug . 010 Itruoh Blob . ........ 01 0 B r itannia Metal Teapot.. 016 thaw.] the Lion (Partan) 3 3 0 Taspot . 21 0 Dorothea tßrolue and) tplatedl ..... 1 0 Paden. ....... . 2 2 0 Tea Caddy In (silver) 3 10 NeptUDO Salteellez 03U- 1 Ten Caddy In wood. Virioll• p 14014 nor anti) Patten ........1 70, New-tin-ad Rolfe ........1 I Itn.log children . IPartan) 0 9 0 New•bnwl Platter. various prices 13m1O1 inkstand Paean/ 113 0 Terra Cotta lirackete,each 3 0 net arrived from the Manufacturers. The 911 AVINO POT. add by ell I'CrfWMA. The CAMELLIA TEAPOT. with Perim knob. In Britannia metal, Is. :told h 2 all re:erectable Ironmongers. The Art•Manufacturen Circular, with twenty.four pictures. Bent.= receipt of throe pilotage domain. from Cundalln, 11. Ohl Bond.stroet. r, at Mr. BOTANICAL NUMB BY PRoFESSOK 1.04 BLNY. Po 1 vol. dro, prior 15,, the Fifth y: liana of THE ELEMENTS of BOTANY, STRUCTURAI , and PIIYBIOLOGICA I. With a copious Ghweary of Tam. The whole IlluAnthAl with nearly ZOO woodcut. , In I thick v,Tl h . ;,?,=.41 . n o td.7 h' r ' ie l I*" and " U ' l Y .;r=or . o) l gltratioar. prim Nle., cloth hoard, VIE VEGETABLE K I NOD ; or. the STRIXTPRE, CLAF,3I. I ICATIoN, and I'SFA of PLANTS. Ilhwtretwl upon the natural Stand edition, with lulditional genera. In daily Soo. with newly Wu iwirc fa. &1., bell-hound, GICTIOo I, BOTANY ; or, the NUL/IBM:ITS of BO AL BC . I E\ CL. wm.we Baarwlewtreet, Fleet -Amt. THE SIIIILESWIO.IIOISTEIN QUESTION. This day puhltMed, rtro, with map, price .Is. dd., stitehod. A I'IENIOIR on the SCHLESWIG-110LSTED1 QUESTION, presented to Lonl Palmerston bye e b e y s t r ) #t4g o ; Br ascs ; with a other impo r tant Documents publi WraiiPiran. London: Longman, Drown, Omen, and Longman& LATEST FROM PARIS. their flag, and will take up their station near the companies of their arrondissements. If assemblages should take pleas, under the influence of dangerous insinuations, it will be knowp that the workmen of the ateliers nationaux have not contributed to increase them. They declare with energy and determination to defend the republic, the government, and order, with all their strength. It would be well, I think, to warn your chiefs of legions, in order that their presence may be understood and approved. By the advice of the Council of Defence, the go vernment has decided that the army of the east, which is to assemble immediately round Metz, will consist of three divisions of infantry, each of three brigades, and a strong division of cavalry, consisting of four brigades, one of cavalry of reserve, two of ca valry of the line, and one of light cavalry. The com mand of this army, in case of war, is reserved for General Changarnier. A further improvement has taken place to-day in the funds, which is ascribed to the unanimity and real shown by the National Guard, in support of the more respectable section of the Provisional Govern ment. The Threes closed at 411. Fives at 611. Posse. Arai 19.—New Loan, —; Three per Cents., 411; Do. Flea per Gents., 611; Four-andallalt, ; Fours, Belgi a n Firm, 1410, 61; Do. 1842, 311, Do. Threes, —; Da. Two-and.a. Naples Rent," 42 ; Roman Loan, 01; Treasury Bands, 39; Bank shams, 1148; h.m.hange on Load." no trans scams. &miters. Paris and Orleans, 480; Paris and Rouen, 310 ; Rouen and llarre, ITO ; Mignon and Marseilles, 195; Sera*• torn and RM., 111 25: Cantrs Timone, 527 50; Amiens and Boulogne, —; Boston:, 343; North, 337 50. Letters received in Paris this afternoon, contradict the report mentioned in the jou rnals of the morning, that Pescbiem had surrendered. It is stated that Charles Albert, after havin opned a brisk fire upon the place, sus pended the atta e ck. This had treated much discouragement, bat was motived, doubtless, by the tardy conviction that the place was too strong and' too well defended to yield without more delay than the king thought it prudent to incur. I His object in seizing Peechiera was to obtain • , point duping; for his operations on Verona, std in part occupy the route to the Tyrol. The following is the official report of the attack on Peschiem, which took place on the 13th : Head-quarters, at Poseohngo. His Majesty, as general and chief of his army, wishing to drive the Austrians completely from the right bank of the !dincio, ordered to-day an attack on Peschiera. The report that this garrison was composed putty et Italians, and that the remainder was co mpletely demoralised, induced ' him to attempt an attack with the field artillery only, sustained by the brigade of General Bel. After having got together eight obuviers, six pieces el battering cannon, and six pieces of field artillery, our brava artillery commenced with tour batteries, covered with the trenches constructed the eveni n g before to attack the ad vanced works of the enemy on the right bank of the Mincio. The different companies of volunteers attacked these' . works in Hank, as well as those placed on the left bank of I the river. The angles dismantled, announced that our in- I (entry could advance to the attack of the fortifications, and his majesty appeared disposed to second the order of our troops, , but, foreseeing that, even an case of success, these works, commanded by the enemy's artillery on the permanent forti fications of the citadel of Peachier,, would have cost too much of our soldiers' blood,whichwould have been shed without • di initive result his majesty resolved to renounce this attack ; ' and after having, for form's sake, summoned the place to surrender, he ordered to resume his first position to cams suit on more important affairs. His Majesty has been extremely satisfied with the courage and skill of his artillery, the enthusiasm of his volunteers, and the order of his troops. His maj.sty, always foremost in danger, remained several hours exposed to the fire of the enemy, with the sons and a numerous staff. A letter from Botzen gives the following account of the affair of Goeto, which we transcribe: A corps of volunteers was formed at In ospruck, to protect the southern frontier of the Tyrol from any attack of the Italian volunteers. Some companies of the 4th battalion of Chasseurs had tak,n a position near Goeto. Attacked by a superior Picelmontese force, our brave Tyroliens made an obstinate resistance, repulsed the enemy, and k illed a great number, particularly of officers. But the Pied montese receivingconsiderable reinforcements, their batteries oped their fire upon us and on some Austrians who were ne with us, and we were obliged to retire, after blowing up the bridge. On the 9th, the enemy had di-appeared from our advanced poste. Marshal Radetsky has published a bulletin of the affair of Ooeto, dated Verona, 9th April. It announces that the Austrians were obliged I. retire before a superior force, after having killed a great number. The marshal had ordered 20,000 men to advance from Verona to Villafranca, but the enemy did not appear. A letter, dated from Castiglione, the 9th April, gives some further particulars. It says : The Austrians, seeing the imposing appearance of our troops, retired to the other side of the river, blowing up one of the three arches of the bridge ; but the mine, badly pre pared, destroyed but one of the parapets, on which the N'oltigeurs passed and commenced the attack. The engineers soon re-established a bridge, under a can nonade of the enemy ; the division passed : the Aust rians were beaten, many of them killed, and two pieces of cannon taken. To-day the first division has attacked the enemy at Ihr ghetto, on the Mincio, at three miles from l'escbiera. We shall take Peschiera, besiege Mantua, and then cross the Adige. If the enemy meet us, there will probably be a battle at Villafranca; and if he be beaten, be will retire on Verona, his last hope. Opinions differ as to the final operations of the army. We wish it to finish by a regular siege of Verona, which will deprive the Austrians of even the possibility of a capitula tion. Some think the mountains behind Verona should be occupied, and thus cut off all communications with the north. The Italie of the llth April d i sorg anise de advanced guard of the Austrian army, and dying of hunger, does not exceed 32,000 'nen. The Opiniane of Turin, of the 14th, gives further particulars of the capture of the powder magazine of Peschiera. The Milanese did not succeed in carrying off the gunpowder, for, a large body of troops being sent from the fortress, they had only time to throw a part into the water and to blow up the rest. They had to retire afterwards,' and barricaded themselves in Castelnuovo, which they defended for a long time. They then cut their way through the enemy, regained the s t ea m..:, Maned. the night at Assisa, and returned to Desenzano the next day. M. Gioberti has addressed a letter to King Charles Albert, declining to accept his nomination as senator of Piedmont. The sup:eme regency of Parma publishes a letter from the duke, dated l'arma, 9th, in which he accepts the resignation of the regency, and leaves the magistracy of Parma to form a Provisional Govern ment, till the result of the arbitration offered to King Charles Albert shall have decided the fate of the duchy. Official information from Venice, of the 10th, con firms a report that a body of volunteers, attackedl a more numerous force of Austrians, had been obli ged to retreat to Vicenza, where a la r g e bod y of crusa ders had arrived. The town is barricaded and well de fended, as a precaution against attack. Adviees from Udine, of the Bth, announce that the Austrians who were on the Isonzo, and occupying the line of Goritz, had been ordered to march immediately . upon Trieste, which was menaced by the troops stationed in Istria and Dalmatia, who had all declared in favour of the Italians. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF Tor STEELE, " IRELAND'S HEAD PACUICATOIL."—Lest evening, an attempt at suicide was made on Water loo-bridge, by Mr. Steele, better known as " Tom Steele, O'Connell's heed pacificator." It appears that the unfortunate gentleman' mounted one of the seats on the upper aide of the bridge, and instantly plunged head foremost from the third arch into the rival., but a waterman, who was crossing the river in a boat, succeeded in rescuing him. He was immediately taken to Bow-street police station, and from thence to King's College Hospital, where be at present remains. WhiLt in the reuivingroom of the hospital he expressed a wish to be removed to Peel's Coffee-house. He also said that he bad acted very foolishly in not waiting till it was dark, as then he could have done the business effectually. lie did not state what bad induced him to make an attempt upon his life. That Tom Steele never like some others, made agitation a trade, may be gathered fro \n the fact that when he came of age he entered on a good estate, in the county of Clare. Twenty years of amateur agitation brought him to the Insolvent Debtors' Court. Having taken the benefit of the act, he came to England, and has since been living upon an allowance out of his estate. Ur. Steele took high honours at Cambridge, and is a member of the senate of that university. It was Mr. Steele who proposed O'Connell at the celebrated Clue election, from which arose the Catholic Emancipation Act. NIAUNDAT THUESDAT.—TO-clay being Mannday Thursday, the Queen's bounty was distribut to fifty aged m en and women, at the Chapel Royal, Whitehall. Tbe women received 31. 15e. 4cl. and as many silver pennies u her majesty is years of age. The men received 41 ISs. in money, with brown cloth .to makes a suit of clothes, slmeD, shoes and stockings. I~ NEWS FROM LOMBARDY. I'ARIS, TVESDAY, 5 P.M. The day has passed over quietly, and the opersttive classes have evinced a laudible anxiety to clear them selves from all suspicion of desiring to overturn the Provisional Government. Sobrier has published in the Commune de Paris a sert of proclamation to what he calls " La Reaction." In it be declares that he dots not fear the Communists, but the re-actionists, and he warns the latter that," to destroy their insolent aggression, if ever it should dare to display itself in open day," there are "three hun dred thousand men ready to fight to the last gasp." le says that the re-actionists who cried " Down with the Communists!" are ready to cry "Down with the Republicans!" He then proceeds to address himself as follows to the Communists: Society, such as it at present exists, contains immense vices—we have said that—we repeat it, and we shall repeat it until we shall be listened to . As much as any one we are soeialists, but we do not desire violent shocks, because they have never produced anything. We will combat the a ttempts which, under pretext o f giving us welfare, would drag society into a frightful struggle, into a series of awful calamities, of unheard-of disasters, of misery, of general famine. To proceed with order, by successive ameliorations, to place every one in a position to enjoy his rights, to give every one his portion of welfare, and his place us the sun— such is the object of the repu"lic. To organise labour by association is the means—it is the desire of the one hundred thou-and workmen who went on Sunday to the Flout de Ville. Association well under-tood would increase tenfold the riches of France ! Do not listen to those who tell you. " Our doctrine is in the gospel." Ys ; the first christiani were coin munists, but why ??Becaus e they desired no pos session here below, because they considered the earth as a place of exile, which they were anxious to leave, and on which they could only build a tent for a da y . Are those the sentiments which animate men at present ? If you persist in your ideas, why do you not go where you can easily put them in practice? What success do you hope for ? How ' 1 many are you? Scarcely some thousands, sun d yet you pre• I tend to subject 34,000,000 men to the yoke of your doc trines ? But there is not a proprietor of • little field, how ever small it may be, who would not rush to arms on the first signal, even if you offered him the mines of Peru is compensation. - You would be attacking a wall of bayonets, If you were threatened, we should be the lint to rush to your assistance, although we do not share your opinions, hut we have friends among you. Leave France, and found towns and colot.ies where you can live freely under the system you have dreamed. You will increase the glory of the mother country, which you will have deprived of your hearts and your arms. Algeria ie there, immense, uncultivated, unin habited, awaiting the hand of man. But, in the name of God, do not call terrible extremities on yourselves ! Espe ciall distrust mischief-makers. reactiomsts, and intriguers, who y, turn to account every idea, and protit by every movement. N. Emile Thomas, Chef des Atliers,lslationaux, yes terday addressed the following letter to the colonel sub-chief of the general staff of the national guard, with a request that it might be communicated to the chiefs of legions : Colonel,--The workmen of the ateliers nationaux will perhaps, after their labour, proceed this evening to their in mairies their respectiv e companies, to fulfil thar of duty their immediate chiefs. Those who are not of the eanadedtional guard will range themselves in military, order, hby (fOrt% SHIPPING. Meru AlLETlD.—llublist, 2; Waterford, l; Denagha dee, 1 ; French 1; Flanders, 1; Boston, &c., 1. LONDON, April 20.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.E., light breeze and fine weather. Deer" Apr 1 19.- S.W. ; S.E.—Arrived: Samuel Boddington, Calcutta; Rockdale, Mauritius; Caroline, and Clio, Demerara; Margaretha, Hanna , sad sailed for B rem en. Sailed : Forfershire , Adela ide, S.A. • Royal Alice, and Janet, Madras; Henrietta, Dominica; knabeth, St. Johp'e, Newfoundland ; Sophie, Havana; Ann Mills, Quebec. Arrived from the river sad sailed : Lady Valiant, and Prince Albert, Mauritius; James M'Queen, Ltarbadoes ; Canada, Quebec. O F F DUNGINZPS.—Margaret Skelly, Bahia, for Stettin. PORTSMOUTH, April 19.—S. by R. to S.S.W.—Arrived General Hewett, Cape of Good Hone. Cowie, April 19.—S.—Arrived: Charles Buchan, Rio Grande ; Bride of Abydoe, Bahia; Sarah L. Bryint, lievannah. C AMPBR LTOWN, April 17.—The Gnat , brig, of Wexford, from Dublin to Ayr, came into the Blind Sound yesterday, but came off to-day, without any appare:A damage. Yeusiourn April 19.—The Socblomsten, of and from Christiania to 'London, which was off this port yesterday, water-logged and disunited, having been on the Lemon Sand, has been assisted into the roads. A keel has been sent to lighten her. The crew left her when she went on shore, and w ere afterwards put on board by a smack. PRINCE METTERNICH. His Serene Prince Metternich, accompanied by his princess, 1-... Richard, and the Baron Charles Rigel, and a nnmerou. suite. *tired at the Bleckwall Pier early this morning, by the General Steam Navigation Company's mail steam-ship, Rainbow, from Rotterdam. LIBERTY AND LOYALTY.—The following address to Lord John Russell, relative to the Chartist meeting, is re ceiving the signatures of all classes in the city of Oxford : To the Right Hon. Lord John Ituseell—We, the under signed inhabitants of the city and borough of Oxford, are desirous (in common with other loyal subjects* her Majesty Queen Victoria) of conveying to your lordship our most grateful thanks for the prompt and efficient, yet merciful steps adopted by your lordship and the rest of her majesty's govern ment to prevent the confusion and tumult with which the me tropolis of England was recently threatened by persons calling themselves chartists. While we express our great abhorrence of all attempts to effect changes in the constitution and sevens.' ment of Great Britain and Ireland by force, we are anxious I to impress upon your lordship that we are fully sensible of the necessity of such gradual and well-considered reforms in various departments or the state as the intellectual implore ment of society and lapc of time necessarily create. And we sincerely hope that, as speedily as possible after order has bees restored in the dominions of our beloved queen, your lordship will not fail to submit to parliament suck measures as shall be conducive to the restoration in some eases, and the continuation in others, ef happiness and pros perity to all-classes of her majesty's people. THE NEW PALACE AT WESTMINSTER, AND MR. Bakuv's PLANS.—A numerously attended meeting of gentlemen, chiefly artists, was held last evening at the In stitute of the Fine Arts, in Great Marlborough-street, to consider the propriety of adopting a petition for prcrectation to parliament, praying that no interfere** be permitted with Mr. Barry'. design for completing the palace at West minster—Mr. Illidge presided, and explained the circum stances which had led to the meeting being convened. • commission had been appointed, with a Maw to snake reductions in the expense of the new palace, sad he believed it wile proposed to cut down the height of the Victoria Tower, from 220 feet, as originally planned, so 1120.—Mr. Franklin then read the petition which bad been Iprepared. The document act forth, that the work in guts ' den was one of great national importance, and of great in fluence upon the arts of the country as a specimen of the taste and talent of the age ; and the petitioners thought that no mistaken economy of time or money should he allowed to interfere with the genius of the archi tect, especially with reference to the Victoria Tower. Mr. Franklin thought that, apart from other considerations,' it would be a breach of faith on the part of the nation be interfere with Mr. Barry's plan now that it had beam accepted. It was unnecessary for him to mention how =say modern examples of foolish economy existed in this land— ' such as Buckingham Palace, the National Gallery, and I several other national diagnoses ; and he thought it 1 would be a matter for great regret, now that there lwas an opportunity of making a building worthy lof the character of the country, for it to he in terfered with. Another gentleman observed that the very characteristic of Gothic architecture was height, and 'any reduction of the owe would take more like character from it. At present, t the palace looked more like an Italian 1 building than Gothic one. Mr. Franklin said, with refe -1 rence to the period which had already elapsed in the con struction of the palace, that few of the great buildings on the continent were completed in one generation. Instead of attempting, with a few thoissanda, and in a few years, to finish a great work, it was the practice there to carry out some great design only so far as they could be afforded, leaving the work of completion to other ages ; anti he would recommend that plan for adoption in this country. The only great work in England built out of hand was St Paul's, and that occupied a great many years more than the work of Mr. Barry, although it was not so large. The peti tion was adopted after the rejection by the meeting of some d amendments and additions. propose ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF Lira PROD Fine —A general meeting of this useful associa tion was held yesterday in the New Council Chamber, Guil.thall, for the purpose of receiving the report of the com mite for the year, and for the distribution of medals and rewards to t the servants and other persons who had. to the imminent danger of their own lives, saved the lives of others. —The Lord Mayor, who took the chair, said the society de , served the most warm and exte nded support. People were, as regarded property, generally careful enough, but with regard to life the danger, especially from fire was so great, and generally so instantaneous, that any plan calculated to diminish the danger ought to command support. By means of fire-escapes a great diminution in the sacrifice of life bad been effected. The re-..ort stated that three new stations for fire-escapes had been established, so that there were now twenty-five stations at distances varying from a half to three quarters of a mile apart, each supplied with a conductor, whose duty it was to attend every fire in his district on the first alarm. There had been since the re-establishment of the society in 1845, 548 fires attended to, and 48 lives had been saved by means of the fire-escapes. There was a deficiency of funds amounting to 2001., which it was to be hoped would be immediately supplied.--Mr. D. W. Wire moved that the report be received. He thought, however, that such an association should, instead of depending upon casual bounty, be made a branch of their social economy, and attached either to the police or to some public establishment. tie concluded by expressing a hope that the corporation would take up the question, and peti tion the legislature to bring in an act to compel parish and other authorities to adopt means of preserving life from fire. The report was adopted, and the Lord Mayor then proceeded to distribute silver medals, certificates, and rewards, to various parties who had been instrumental in rescuing human life from destruction. Mr. L. Prettyman was presented with a silver medal for rescuing his servant froa; fire at the hazard of his own life. Mary Cromer (a poor girl) was presented with a certificate and 11. for heroic conduct in bringing a child out of a room on fire. The Lord Mayor presented rewards and certificates to the police-constables and the servants of the company. Silver medals were presented to George Abbott, sen., and George Abbott, jun., for having saved the life of ' Mrs. Ryan, at Enfield. ROYAL NAVAL SCHOOL.—The Earl of Auckland has signified his intention of bestowing a marine cadetship for competition amongst the pupils of this institution at Midsummer next. In addition to this gift two naval cadet ships are annually placed at the disposal of the council by the Admiralty. The Earl of Yarborough has also given 1,0001. to found a " Yarborough Scholarship " in the Naval School. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—Our stock market was again flush in the early part of this morning, and one bargain was actually done as ;high as 83 for money in Consols, say 1 per cent. above the last prices of yesterday. The rise was considered, however, to be more the result of the scarcity of stock, of which a large amount was sold yesterday for delivery to-day, than to further purchases of any bulk. Parties who sold stock for delivery a few days forward, upon the speculation meanwhile of lower priers at which they might profitably buy in, have found it difficult to supply themselves, and are, therefore, compelled to pay higher for it. It has been more difficult still to borrow stock for the temporary purpose. So soon, however, as the money business of the morning was disposed of, and the accounts and deliveries adjusted, Consols began to give way, and have now descended to 82! to ; for money, and 821 to 1 for time; they are still dearer, therefore, for immediate transfer than for account. Reduced Threes ' sot to I. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 811 to 21. Bank Stock, 186 to 9. Ex chequer-bills, 40s. to 43e. premium. Foreign stocks maintain their prices with some firmness, but we have no dealings of much considera tion in them. We quote Mexican DOW 141 to 151, or lower than the highest rates of the morning. Peru vian, 29 to 31. Brazilian,6 2 to 6. Buenos Ayres, 18 to 22. Spanish Fives, 11 to 11; ; the Threes, 201 to Passive, 2; to 3. Portuguese, 14; to 151. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 38 to 40; the Fours, 56 to 8. Russian, 80 to 5. Venezuela, 18 to 23. 14f -past Two o'Clock.—Conseis have continued to fall, and are now quoted 82 only. ZIOLISFI FUNDS. Bank Stoek. 1.16 9 sr CL Cara fir Ae., e3l 3 per Cs. Rod. Anna, *1 i 3 per Cent... Dli 21 Pee Ct. Cons Leo.. mi I Ezebequerlitas, 40e. to 43 prso. FORAILIN FUNDS. 6 par Ct i Allttrilli ß l , . 120 ,1 4:t l 60 o pes Oent n side 6 . e ( f irenalaßd erred a., 12 14 p i' : Cent. ditto. *6 . par et Almon. 1344.141 164 6 Ik arilian *U.. CI 6 P et et P6 r3 ' or 13 B et1r Dittoßuenos AyrT o ß s tte.. U 22 I =6 lei 6 Dow Womb. D Chiliad d. 132. t, 3 pet . Ct. ttpsedah 209 9 Columbian Wader Mt, 2 I Spaayp Dafeare,d 3 tor Ct. Denah Ws.. 0) 66 DPW, Pied* Eds., 29 3 21 par Ct. Dutch Edo. 32* Spey. Ct Venezuela bor., 15 . 13 4 wet. Daub Cone.. 101 Felon** Deferral Ede., • RAILWAYS. —The share market this morning looks more firm, at yesterday's prices ; the dealers, as it is conceived, having oveetold themselves, WO MB DAY IN LONDON 1 Poland In last pegs.) Midland. 9711 Norfolk, Guar. S) per Cent., 41 North British, tire., 31 Do. 'Thirds, I North titatfirrdthire, fj 7 Oxford, Worcester, and Weis:. hamptoo. 201 Reading, Guildford, Si Reigate, Gf ticottish Central. South F.aetem, 22f Do. No. 2, 6 South Yorkshire, Dow:attar, and Goole, York, Newc.,& Bet., 30 Do. (Orig.Neve. Ber) 971 8 Do. Eaten. No. I (York sad Nome.). 121 Do. do. N 0.2 (Nero. &Her.), 91 Do. 0.24. E. Fur. or PraL, ff York and North Mid., eilf Do. Pref., 124 Do. E. and W. R. Exten., 23) Boulogne and Arnim., SI Namur and Liege, II Northern it frame, Paris and Lyons, 91 f Ririe and ritriebowg, 11 SALES EFFECTED 11P TO (Yoko Mrs prim' Arab, Nott, Boa, & F.. Jo., 1 Bir., WoIT., k Dudley, 13 Baton, Sham., la Mr., 31 Bristol and Exeter, 59 Buckinghamshire, 41 4 d Caledonian. 2 7 0 E. Anglian 181. i., E. k H., Po. ai. 10a. per Ct. Pref., 3 Eastern Counties, 131 j Do. New, 20 Eat L(ncolnshire, if Exeter. Yew% & Dorchester, 1 Great Northern, 311 Gt. Western, r 9 Do. 'Woo, 30 Do. Quarters. 15 De. Fifths, 19) Do. New 17 t, Lane and York. Halm, 86) Do. P 11114311 and jam' 33 Leeds Bradford, 87 LAG., Brighten, k 8. Oust, 291 81 Do. Guar. 5 per ). 81 Cent. (late Croydon Thirds Len. k N. Western, 1281 81 Do. Qrs. New, 4 Lon. and it. Western, 441 3 Do. New 501., 27 LIVERPOOL SALES, The market to-day was dal Lams& Ch. (311. d ry d Egg hire Now, if Great Northern, 10 cl lon. & York. (W. it. t., IL), 41 4 N. Lon. & N. Wes 1 Lane. a Preston,2.3) 8 12) d Do. New Qrs., II Lk &le. Ild. p Do. Md. eh. L . 11.), 8 Tuns Lan. & York. (W. R. II.), 41 d lon. and N. Waotern, 128 Do. ew Qrs., 361. 3d. p Man., s N uf., & Lin. ll Eighths, 51 d Neve. & Car. 404. paid, 2 p 19 —O9E o'CLont. Midland 116 Do. Halve., GI 4 S. IL and Doerr, 22 Do. 2,, 10' d Do. No. a), SI I d To& . ewe., liar. El. No. 1I p Dutah Mende & d, GI o'CLors. Plidhod, 961 Do. Havre, 6t d k&E. & Doer, 21 eek, Yewa, & Bev., No. 1, 1 p Aram 19. any material alteration .Therewusii ' t . f 3 smum , of Prices. Bir., Lan., & Cheab. Jo, 7 1-16 i d Eaat Lanenabire New, n d Bon., Black., Clith., & W. York, Leeds & Thirak, 234 d Nal, 12 d Ilan., slid., & Lin. i Shef. & Lin.), Do. Pref. (13). 1/ d 84 d Lon. h Yorks. Firtiv, lid North Staffordshire, II 4 d Do (821. 5b.),114 d 8. E. k Dover, No. 4, si d DO.. W. IL U., 4 146 i d Wintehamn & Yurnem, 10i d SIBAIINOILUI SALES, Aran. 19. The market was again languid, and prices lower. Midland, 96 I Shrewsitury and Dim (B), 34 N. Stafford*, 54 694. 90 . 31. 371. 94. d LEEDS SALES, Atm , . 19. The transactions in shares were very limited, only half{- dozen sales being effected, and those were at late rates. Gt. Northern, 107. 9d. 10 d I North British Thinia, 403. d E. Lamoshire New, 7 i d N. Sutiferikkire, 31. 60. 3d. d Lae& and Think, 231 BKI , TOL SALFS, i/BIL 19. The market was a shade more active, with prices some what firmer. Great Western, n d Birming. & Gloucester, 115 Do. laths, A d South Devon, 22 d Bristol & Looter New, 94 1 Tuff Vale New, 4 d PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Haff-past Two.— The public sales of 1,600 bags Mauritius and 2,000 bags Madras Sugar are gong off steadily, at full prices, and altogether this article looks better than for some time past. Refined, standard quality, 535. to 535. 6d.—There has not been • public sale of Coffee, but • full amount of business has been done in good ordinary native Ceylon, 30s. to 365., chiefly at the latter price.—Rice : '2,800 packets white Bengal were offered and part sold, 10s. 6d. to lls., which were last week's prices. 1,500 bags Manilla were also offered, and chit fly bought in, good sold, Bs.—Salt petre 4,000 hasp were offend, for which there did not appear to be buyers at full prices, and they were bought in ; refraction 21, at 365.; and 335. W. to 354.—Cotton dull.—ltum l'roof Leewards, nominal, Is. 9d. to ls. M. —Nutmegs: Penang sold at 2s. 4d. to 2s. Ild.—Tea dull; commiin Congou, 7d. to 70.—1 n other articles no alteration.—The public market closes to-day, and will not re-open till Wednesday next. TALLOW.—The Tallow market quiet, both for the spot and for arrival. retersburah Y. Con the spot, its. • Oct. to Dec. delivery, 465. to 46 5. 3 d. ; se p arate months , 465. 9d. to 475. CORN.-HaltlssLEY, April 19.-Our market was well attended by farmers, who showed more samples of grain than of late, particularly Barley. Wheat sold at from 19s. to 21s. per S bushels; Barley, at from 325. to 345. per qr. Oats were very little inquired after. Rostov, April 19.-We continue to be scantily supplied with all descriptions of grain. Wheat to-day met a slow sale, at barely the rates of Saturday. Oats and Beans in small supply end limited demand. Wheat, red. 435. to 495. ; white, to 51 ; Oats, 16s. to 215.; Beans, 3-51. to 375. CHICHESTER, April 19.-We have no alteration to notice in the value of any description of grain since last market day. The supply of Wheat was moderate ; very trifling of other articles. Wheat, 465. to 60s. Barley, 325. to 365. Oats, Ws. to 245. Beans, 38s. to 40.. Peas, 385. to 40s. Flour, 365. per sack. HALESWORTH, April 18.-We had • fair show of Wheat. Buyers were very slow in their operations, and our late quo tations could not be exceeded. The malting wawa being near • close, but little was doing in Barley. Beans and Peas firm. Wheat, 465. to 51. a. Barley, 28s. to 31s. Beans and Peas, 345. to 38s. Oats, 20s. to 265., per qr. HATWARD'S HEATH, Apnll9.-There was a good demand for Wheat at our market to-day, and rather a short supply. Wheat sold at Is. per qr. advance on the rates of this day se'nnight. Barley steady. Oats, Beaus, and Peas are more inquired after. The seed trade is still depressed, and eales are made with difficulty. White Wheat, 131. to 131. Ss,; red, 111. Lis. to 121. Si. Barley, 335. to 3,51. Oats, IKE to I9s. Beans, 335. to 355. Pesa, 365. to 375. NEWCASTLE, April 18.-The weather yesterday gave symptoms of improvement, being close and sultry; but to day the temperature is much colder, the wind having come round to the south-east. At our market this morning we had a better show of Wheat from the country, and having several vessels in from abroad, which wen much pressed for sale, business could only be promote d by submitting to easier rates. For Hamburg red 50s. could not be exceeded, whilst to have made progress with Wolgast or choice Pomeranian 525. must have been taken, which holders were not inclined to accept, preferring to go to warehouse than do so. For Flour the demand was warmly so good as on Saturday, and where vessels required clearing a re,.uction of 6d. to Is. per sack had to be acceded to, Rye was offered on rather lower terms, a parcel of choice foreign having been forced off at 295. per qr., weighing about 611bs. per bushel. , MaltinS Barley fully as dear • and the same may be said o f Malt. Beano, Peas, and O ats unaltered. Rouronn, April 19.-Our market to-day for all kinds of grain was very dull, with • fair supply, at prices about the same as last week. Wheat, 445. to 58s. Barley, 30s. to 345. ; grinding, 25a. to 295. Oats, 201. to 28s. Beans, 28s. to 355. Peas, 30s. to 365. Rye, 2 75. to 301 . ROYSTON, Aprill9.-Wheat, in a few instances, made Is. per load more money. Barley, generally, Is. per qr. higher. Wheat, 28s. to 365. per load. Barley, 295. to 355. Oats, 18s. to 265. Du aux, April 18.—We had an improved demand this day for Wheat and Indian Corn, and we advance our quo tations 6d. per barrel for the former, and fully Is. per qr. for the latter. Other things maintain the currency of Friday. The following is the general currency : Wheat, white, 27e. to 30s. per 2801 be.; red, 241. to 295. Oata, 9s. to Ils. per 1961 be. Barley, 14s. to 16s. sa. per 22411 w. Oatmeal, 11s. to 12a. per ewt. Flour, 15s. to 15s. 6d. per cwt. for seconds. Indian Corn, 255. to 311. per 4RObe. HOPS. -- BORONGN MARKET, Ti.. 0' Chock. -- Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market is very firm for all Hops with colour and qualit at late prices, end that the accounts received from the pl antation s state that the continuance of wet weather is considered to he very injurious to the coming crop of Hops. New Nada E. Rent:. U. Bto U. 0 Yearling Ne11013 ,041 L 21. oto N. 0 New Weald of Kent* 2 16 to 3 12 Yearling titans „ I 6to 2 1 0 to 2 10 8 Now &Mel 2 14 to 2 10 Old Lloyd.. ...... „ Farnham 4 4to o u Woucesran, April 10.—There is a steady retail trade doing in Hops, which continue firm, at 589. to 680. per cwt. The wet state of the land is said to have injured the young plants in many gardens, and planters hold for better prices en consequence. --..—.... H AY. -SWITITFIELD, TWO O'ClOck.-Mesurs. Cooper and Davis report the trade at the following quotations Mewintr....6B l . I Rosen. -Mt to tit [ARM.. M. to luferior...... ..... !As. to 66w Clover ... to 935. I CATTLE.-EXETER, April 19.-A good supply at market. At the opening there was some little activity, but this soon disappearei, and although upon the whole no Moot siderable business was done, yet latterly it was a heavy and :egging affair. Prices, however, must he regarded as mainly supported. The quotations are: For fat Bullocks, front 531. to 661. per cwt., or trem Ds. 6d. to IN. 3d. per score ,• butchers' Calves, a pretty free sale, at from 4d. to 6d. per lb. ; Sheep were in large supply, and a rather large business was done on the average, at from 61d. to 71d. per lb. Then a few tat Lambs, at from 70. to rather over Rd per lb. MA 0f PALILIWN FAIR, April 15.-We had a good show of fat Beasts, and • brisk sale, at 6s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. per stone. In.calvers sad Cows and Calves, at from 131. to 171, each. Irish Beasts fetched from 6L to 81. each. English Steen and Heifers, from 81. to 101. sub, Ewes and Lambs from 50s. to 545. the couple. Hogs, from 365. to 445. each. A thin show of Pigs , an d a moderate sale, at about last week's prices. The show of Hones on this day was very limited, and had been so during the week. This lair, indeed, for the last few years has been but little like the Palmitin Horse Fair of bygone days. MOHILL FAIR, April 13.-Horned stock on the Green were numerous, but ventrally of inferior description, the sales of which were limited. Dry stock, for stores, much in demand, and brought lair prices. Heifers, of two and three years old, would have obtained the attention of purchasers bad they been brought to market, which was evinced by the ready purchase of the few exhibited at from 71. 10s. to b/. per head, according to appearance and the advantage likely to be realised by speculaton ; yet the hilliness transacted seemed to be rather confined. Pigs scarce, and in little de mand. No fat Sheep. The Horse fair bore no character. It is supposed that the great annual fair (the Bth of May) will show forth a variety of good stock front various loca lities. ROMPORD, April 19.-To.day we had a large supply of lean stock, which was very dull sale; but fat stock is still very high. Beef, 3a. 4d. to 4e. 6d. Mutton, 4s. Gd. to bs. 6d. Lamb, 7s. to 84. 1 :eel, 4s. to 4s, 6d. Pork, 4s. 2d. to flea SOUTELLL, April - the prices realised • alteration can be 2s. 4d. to 4s. 6d. bs. 4d. Pork, as. offal. 1. For Yr ril 19.—Oar trade for Beef wu slow, and were rather lower. In odor thaws no nottd from lag w Pada from M u tton, 40 !Teti 4s. to . , to ea. lielOPS the 6d. I ~: roderdsy's.A l s 73 in *.i I l'• 11 .P , ~, A ` TA