The Express. — London, England, 1847-03-09 00:00:00

`r _ - - ~~ ~,% ~_ :.~~ ~~ - , _ IMPERIAL P. MOUSE OF LO] LT,_ MA2OI . & Lambe. Esswag Paper, Pries Vireo-pease. THE EXPRESS 6 . 6 ., in 'Mika to the UM in the Morning ITATUMMARY of the HOME and FOREIGN (MINCE t.ltieh may arrive on the day. THE EXPRESS has the besettt of the Foreign Correspondent*, and Aber wetly charm , = "l 4 a Marainh/ ournaL BM the full aad PORTS the MONEY; B asis AV of Ar e Prig DUCE. CORN. CATTLE, sad Air MARKETS are the marking Stamm 1 sMrespectable new-agent wzil transmit THE SS on receiving a Post-effice order at the ate ot Iso per carter;q but shouht sa &Mouthy s oon, persona are requested to remit a y Poet-office oder kr *at maraud; payable to Mr. Hnea WALL MODGE, 10, Eouverieutreet, Fleet-street,landon. OjEare far adeertielawsk and communication., life. 10, Rouverieltreet, Fleet-street, London. ioniesuL_ 1)13/IEX COUNTY HOSPITAL—Brigp Z a i• b — VACANCY lit ea PINTICit. at ' ih g4t —lPar Iliedigaite 111 gb. LIL 11.• paillowli SI ipWalia. . aaaatpilia Meal aa /kali tai Ilingtry. ~. .ki. coLvßkwliLL's MOW AO lisavni Asp Lotto lasi ream I. ark rino # la.aa Y. 61. ea* wHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID, (ins Dloaaallal ki• A Omilaba) S. HOW TO 81 a 'M. !!;11001 Thaler-0* Olt alwartl/Maal aitosawela EW and abides are of ear o' an ts p4l — , —frawrigpiewitti ,igt c., OP &Ma moislord lia nark" Oa waster= .... allabw.llololl.ll4 daf.tedaillim mag I* ants= jinni,. • Slantaaa, W, itiaraatitr.rovj Wawa. lik 4 :' 11. S. live eearsawg: Carob; 14; histattiatt ; 451 , . w a g flirt: C. COMIC fres the Aothar. 10. Analt.aisee. Ipent-atrest. • , SECOND EDITION. hoot .tha GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. t o a pairmi lissilamariptlOArtl,lll, JAMIE lAir, FEYIEWEAPENEs lONE PONET sad Rotrttrt• ettreritrtr m , se =rne-street, Plessdity, tailors. • WastAx BULL, Little LOTIMAEO, Wood-street, stook Jahtriagirgittrr. Strattaa,Uareindl, truer. JENNE MOIOAX, WidaNift, SOCENEISLMIITE,..tfire. ANTIONTand RICHARD HALLILIT„VrigtOE,CUEIbEEIE4 MAO pelotas. HAIM ELLIOT HUNTLEY, Nowomils-ePOtr-Trily. WISE, 'tpastest. . 'PM& Btrin} b..k.u.r. • . • Tams" sod JOB stroc4l.ll,l.trespeol, asp SORstr.; ! • SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. • , Jolla? HEW, CihuSOW, r . , WIEHART Nod - gm% Audis ussooketussn. Micros MUNRO, Bridge ot Rua. Perthaldreiseddiss i ! . • Etta M.Csss, Glasgow, aril& draw. / ILLEVAL HOWLETH and Co., Olorow,popbapipligiu..• WALILEI and 0110.01 LOWEIH• aiIEOMPEWII seinhrow•P' ' ,n• err LATEST INTELLIO.iftift. ... . - THIS DAY, Four 9' Clods. • _The Than ham received .ah overland despatch from lb correspondent in Oporto, communicating intelli from that city up to 21st Feb., of which the •,iil•w►sng are the most important points : " I have the painful dpty of announcing to you the islal We of the Oriental and Peninsular Company's Illeaat-ship Tiber. She left. Lisbon yesterday morn kg ateight o'clock, with about twelve atria -poem- Es few second class, and several Gallegos return to Vigo. In endeavouring to make into this dint pert in a fog the captain ran his ship on shore at ii flint of land near Villa de Conde, about 12 miles feela'thili. No wiint of diligence or skill can be im gated to the oaptaia, bo a u est the most active bia sed, sad fixed g nus repeatedl y, when he judged he INN is this neigh cod. The last time he cut fwd he found he had 17 fathoms, and he supposed I 'innl& the bar a intsiant before ho struck. 'WM levant took puss soon after noon this day, illmi. bird en bore sinned the ship broke op and limeinMessiseatensaki- IP Gaillegaton endeavouring IS beret 'the eider' beats,' alloto them all, and every kohl on 'hard would hive :pirished, if the people from the shore had not gone off in boats and saved nearly all the passengers and mew. The conduct of rtbs. wan people woe admirable,—they refined rendered the most useful sermon One genererwbose name Wit not beatable Aii, ' was washed off the deck and lost. I hart:« to.C.apt. Stephens, late of the Superb, 80-geni Ito Commander • Paseo', late of the Inoloal, ._,,, Mr. Niel., a merchant of Belfast ; to the eat stewsrdese of the Tiber; and to a yoting , lady, govorness in a family at Cadiz, all of apeeped wUmt other damage than the low of ]Dues. Captain Bingham also escaped, and mellow esptain belonging to the company, whose. leasnel have not heard. II • H Itho.Mniar, the agent of the company, on=. .ii dui event it 7 o'clock, instantly comm with the consul sad Captain Bobb, the senior officer at theaquadron. He has gone to Villa de Conde to 4..i.whiltever property can be saved. I fear the es are all lost, bat I understand the Blood .i7teamer is 'to' be sent ti-morrow, if . the fog pi,:b.. ...., to Villa de Conde, to pick them up, r 7 lan be found. She is then to go to the ;admiral It , and it -depends on the admiral whether the mails now made up barn and at Vigo, for the Tiber, should be despatched home in a few days, or be retained for the next steamer. " Marshal fieldinha..with 7,000 men. 20 1 1 of whom KO ' covabh is at Vends' Novas and. Oliveira de Anameie, &re/ear leagnee-seuth of Opera% -- , oo *ob General Cush who proposed reeking a etana r•Dsir• Antes at 'Vienna, has abandoned that . He made • blow of fighting at Ponta de leaving 200 men in She Castle of Mewl bat en the approach of Das Antes, be broke down the bridge, and retreated to the hontier at Valenta. Des Antes did not pursue him, and entered in Sim* into - Viinin;aoirlis preparing to iodine the outlet when he receivvi . "real toesrt_ daniatches hem thp4ante entallint AM °Mla 13 was tbe tat Cesare movements were feints to draw Dsittes away from this city, end give time to Sal danha to cross the river and intercept him. Des Asintehoryol, and }ie. and lie dividoo of 2,000 rasa seem Oporto, and at Villa Nova da Amami a dart !Maus from it. The old. General Poross ins also Imo in, and, the hats are asking the greatest effbets, I believe they cannot, outeerember Saldenha's blola s eled.imme at theft force le in admirable order. " aga tsn's ease hes resolved • • greet blow by GI *HU Prieto dating. This !merchant hest been hire& at Lisbon, and fitted up es a war'skanier, and was. Very asefid in canto; dee titdomt along the gout, and molding in the blodusia tin leaving Vigo two days sumo the serernd sad erew noutuded, overpowered the- Akers, and then brought the Porto into the Deere and sarenedsred her to the Junta. The Junta has now Mr Otinions rthe Minden*, Porto, Duke of Oporto, sad the Vesuvius ; while the Queen has nee, unless, as it' is •ed, she has hired the Royal Tar. Oporto is y tranquil, and the city ibendaatly suppilsd. inertness of Marshal fialdula, the retreat of Orel, the return of Des Antes, the temp of aid Povess, and the coming in of the Porto steamer, Live advanced the cause of the Junta materially. &Ideas {sat do something to retrieve the fame of tfroM array, se desertion will take plain.. I-Wise% I have reason to know,thatit load the intention of Baldwin to assault the et' i s , 4l• 44 Zpoess to Invest it, 11 411144 g. Mt mitt* eff sal of oven* with a the garrison. Ile re- E i ret t irtrepthery; en a transaition. , Hocks& is only nominal ; vessels everr T deJ, pthe bar is free, go in avid out. It was, the a decree;sespended 'to' the 20th, 'arid' ,600 of port wine were shipped for England in the previous dart *The Nike of Tereeira and other prisoners have been tenoved from the castle of the For to the ci prison. etere well treated. The Queen, it is ai d : refused ehange Bo and the priotiners ,Ferree Veins for the duke. '"The 'runts hes seise:clan all bills coming doe in •e bilk here of the Bank of Lisbon. This had and t=of the Custom-Mese, which have been on imports and exports, eve them tie ta _resent abundant fonds. — lb* Spanish Government are working bard to poke' sot a cause of interference against the Junta. lave seen a despatch from ' the captain-general of Oahe* stating that the frontiers are disturbed by Butane of the hoots, and that orders are given not :luotput down those people, bat to follow them up any respect to territorial boundaries. The list of grimmest against the Junta is very long, relating piasipally to the Spanish brig-of-war and stammerla **Douro being made an asylum for the Chartist, and for the persecution directed Isiftlele Junta against • Spanish subject who made notorious here. " The lines are well manned, and two regiments sent out to coated the miming of the river by " saldsakt. is. I am told, most mmputte, sad in stead of b . mg sauseyed at Oporto being reinforeed, be measuftliss WNW( on harms die Whole of the timat=ht Miaselbo_ paidions are set ng ads the Junta, but so aims bobreas than boa Win, ar will Itiwe' Zeeland journals ham been Mesit'ed to the BM October it which date the septet of public all Mire .-was , bat it would be sass time Ulm the t rhe swan= i*l lbseathemelft saheb of meat landlitien ,It difilAlileal evinced a tee= friendly ' . - emit Premised to redoes the haves " - =bets, ae soon as informed b/ ar ttas= parties to, whom they should be dedi it was also Mated that this chit P visit f Ariesd immediately, there to- • • 4 w i th the British' 1 Fro M- -we learn that the , primesten/md dried, ecnvintedo end sesdosted tramportatimilm life, and that visa of tiodai • bees sent to Helisatlown in her Majesty's illthnl* Driver': itangihesata was still at large in the neigh bovrim4 ot Manewatu. The Lebteletive 03uneal was sitting. at Aackisztd, dimming the Magmas Amendment Bill, and the estimates, the WOW amounting, fee the financial year, to about 41,0001. The Hutt district bad been visited with hear, floods, occasioned by the thawing of mow on the Tsunami range. The water roes to an unprecedented height, and messioned comiderablelia6mge. • - ; . . .. Ide Mentemedin (the sat al D a n Caries) _ :'7f. suite. .:..-- • *MAL MAGNETISM AND Cint&YoraNcz.—The tollinelig aninalote of elairvoyassin is rosaridal, is the Own* has Hipikas, ta Lo aniarrial ing is roll —Age.' um asapktynt in illations= a aill lintary is Win had hen ineind.by a oragatnas friend to Idiom tins ofineslahsYedtsnkatmatanhshtt, 1.04 to tlint emu. tamed wet s larginart t annota willow Is .Boni SW powers eats is inWag din astir% propwate, aad A ...4 yeaseg_nratelen win NOMA M• • ' MilmMi. in traastirring the orwonlin.teagianne to crLdWalsial d the Hunan at Named Bionny, In AM inniannbalin • potion etatitire • 1. ° 44 4 Ask amlitillts:4o.7orrld in pow no sow annandittiminott dial the papir, analtit„ felt it, nswing& Ida her lawn and anonnivaly 1 4 ) 1 idiot it ta hot entritt and eplgangginag. She then irAdomitT elantlatail.," Jaskol a ahnid—the gaild vary ill-ntaat , maga apt yittlida (ineaaalption)— 'whops of me. ontl7l nintadigia• to lan ugod,v dm, ransing , ea In* n tang kin of arlininan• whist' tha . attendent, physignin amain down- is • proper and beasieg samoisr...She saw who bad 'heads& Vas Wit for • itaiMietiOD 1 o Melt MAMMA at the prognally pit tie. inns ' , hin packet, and then nob Mb ••••••Mitr •11 1 1 1 msesidng to • th• sadiron Art this Wit ot light Ink lima • phthiakid thud had been dot onniing ens It a• rapil aad healthy amid in the managaria ! He then made his amp, as in as painibba. • • • COMMERCIAL If NANIETS. MONEY MARKET It CITY • WITELMGENCE. Ifa(f-last 744.Ptivate kitten bap. Neweistle or -Tyne, sasemoce that the Meth of England Joust Stock Bask, whosodrafts were refined yomot _op Saturday by the London hotel, of agesey, yempendial he payments Its ton its dome . IP usual. Its is so !may different, isl Wee, would, of coons, oilqw the example As yet, so details are *ism of the state of ito affairs which can be emellelently re lied upon, althciugh the report in circulatimihere platieday that its balances, owing on deposit account, or =they., per haps, of accounts current, an equal to about 104,0901., may probably b e an approximation to the feat. The crest had naturally created a great sewn= is Ifewsmatle, and the immediate neighbolultood ; but it is nudeastood that the other tenka of the town, who are al Tepoitotio bklwealth were fully prepared for whatever au...unary inio:mut., upon them in . ..qua. of this Ware. ins& crated rather bettor. the* they were AK the close of business yesterday, but with a hogaid market, the that quotatioas for Consols henry 891 to $ far money, and 801 to 3 for time. Them prices were not, however, long 'repinta' ioed, and the Consols an now only 891 to 1 hr account; and 891 to I moo Consul. Sa4, .to pre = . I!„kisk tloolmd ito . Tharrourd- at *II to I. and 30. to go ppeppjupi. The mOltst is weak and gives nay upon the lean pressure. We have had a slight re-action in the trios of mom of Tmore speculative t = stocks, but with little tomes. the transactions. 8 Fives are now called IN to 3 ; • Threes, 331 to 4. if °navies, however, ass rloware 33. 'te 3 ute. tp i ro ican voi rs tri n to 2l l .thtl! - FT ) g t a adaUalfpar to 1. In other foreign sieeveitis, we are without &iteration. mina. irk more. ft • w morrow enact.. pm 01.1•LWEle . errr ISi pert:lite, eii f ceepdp, Som. te. f Beelleteer sob. Pa ep p ‘• • COW. ul MOP, t t r POIIIOS FUND& per Ct. Am B• 80,116 1 per Out 41••4•166., U MP. C. 1411 ain 4714 *, 141 6lnneres As a. hee, pp per Owe. OM. Pm S per Ct..11101•74.11U, 111 61 I jbeleel e lpe , 1b1e.,16 VC CC NOM= Ma, SI ' • l"Plie6_ kW, ire 6 r its. (ll4 o. elere Alm St.. 46 ,er w. =SSW 116,11 aI DUN Odenelk. 1 pm CL 7/4.7154 4 3 01.4 . 4% . = 1 , 7 :: .45 C= 17 err ?vett Dine' 1617. 611 I - 'pee - s.lreuesels 11114. . le I 6 per CC . .1 Teuesele Dine 7176., 105 115 . . 'RAILWAYS. — The market exhibited somewhat tore 'animation in the first pert of the mantisg, and prime eta Itawhol• were firmer, in some instances improved ; but dos tlet depression of price in the fends, shares have *Fibs "tore heavy. . ..1114141rir?FrP,4 MIL& &Oil+ LONDON. Chens prise s will lasidia isat pro Hostel, k LI., 24 30744337 r a lantbaspaa, I 4 Jona.. 131 I 714•434133 and Ifiefwak. MI 74 Dudley, 101 . Vanes Veto, 1 1 t P OA tb il; • • Meth British 34 . &= . l l If prVi '. lake% Pi tfr iw iL d ii ii la rata., ... Itt OA: Wear &VIOL, II • York Ts., .1 • Priisa ea if" 34 • Da. Hikes (14). i v Ova teastellse, 14 Me . ad 4 , 1 1 ...brniew.lll . & • , 1 er w , air e l 'is i lesttla * r i '' 1 Ind N al k .." . I), 11. 11.61.114 r.), 11 1 IL It DIA" amp. N. 4,4 . s m . m m oskilb, awl, 14 4 . Soak wa... a2.7 ay& eM W....41•14,Nit o r s 4 One lreinr int6. linsOli Wet 11Mbe UN" ip • lisulbry X, sad Nat, 3 Wata, Ilisp.,&lVlN.,ll Deft Dews. ale ell twit a Newsreel* 11l si . I• 414 sad Takla Sm. Ili bb. N p i e r ia lL .. 133:=1 di II L Oisa. $33 4 Tisk a pi! 4 :1:314. 12 IS .Do. 3.4434 IL 1aier44,131 1 Da ILA l izs irikdati Ns * 111 ' Kittr74 14 & Andeste, 4/ 1 Le li t=l Is lesehre. 11 12•,_11. ob., 3L aB. (A), 111 Newer k Lig 6$ laa:11 a Western, IS 2 Nwailfli el Freese, 111 fiew sliply, N s ho w • Maim and Bertmas, 71 i Pe* X km* 3 1 ..„ me Para a hoer. 1v MET 7171 41 Podia Strohm% 34 aware end Mom; 14 7 No. Do. do., 34 loan a Navas, It LIVERPOOL RALE 14.43cR L Than we. maim but gloom in the Oars market yester day, sad almost sway description of meek Was lower. Lo des sad North Weelern stock declined to 18911 Midlands to 1101 sad Dowers, to $7. Thoegh Nom is mart es yes wares he stock woody" the *embroil)* thst it will before ls. be 44 ull 11 0 sbtsta. MOM SO pia mesa. Big irimalft Pal Watt Sm. la., II p Nam. lobs ono t p • Dsorsm, el p , odthellela 2 Do. (E. &W.I. lizi l l ) 1 p ltads,Al a DIOR It lieftrt.lee, d Imam & N. woman, No 4 ome. C. le a. (le pd. . 34 4 0 Ds 1444, OM. 111 JI 3 usta...ll Thaelt, if f 4 A (Or. 3. 1344), NI 7. Da. Fkon 4 4 De. (I.lsX.si.die g l i o. ik ir,Wt 4 . t.ri. 3. 415.... 14 EL) si p Mom i'idi.. 1 1 111 1 a Z ss. 16.114 : 1 • . .filteeskAlo p r i , j;. * . 4 1 I ...e.-0-...k,tr . ..., Ens. ..a p i Ill• Or. la. 41 4 Btria..l One. In. 411 Ito j.l do, s p B a s . ismille 61 11....i.k M .u p or a g ,t.,..,.. L ) ,tt * . l m i , c Arllt lis D. llesCthere, ra h lier 111, , Slimy k Warrispoitt. i i it im. Ea 1.71 a ', : N. Nellardsldre, i p !fix..4 A.), 14 p Wens. and Bk. (.0. ID. 0 4 p 4 ULM., , . KANCHINTNII pal." 'blow IL Time was bet • way . r , — "Adrian' ii tie' imeletk saistsube beamed so.- Nam, 7144.4 itsa. l.lll IliNarlOwilmlia, II Ulf R. Las. (Ws II 3., 64114-141 11• L Ilia IL sad C, $f I lamb I/ a • 011. Itle, If 711 a, lk 114 w. 314141 Lam, Ilm. & ..(411, Di. 64 ow. oil Qms 141,11 hit., nellirilieit=g ß at ig ov miry aimatdialit scrip Fit • Namaider t Lib (W, kb IP N. II I Olibira Mos" 11-18 Pro. SiWti ?ASsail ieram(4), wu 4 1464 su llt o r k. to u Wbil w.3.diels 146.14 11 IL), par i p BAUM Mama a. ant of booboos dope, but tin es have a Illownward leek, nor TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 9,1847. (3d. does there seem to be emyisintkiiils "Map* a impreve mint- . .... . .. saker,Not.,k i ld 111.1110104.15 p FM, wet. led he I Shresai i,j ak. ,11. our INrOf . k Slsm • MM. p 1 Ds, oa id. 1 it s " hp S. Mt In.), II id. i, • Ds. ChM Yd). it . . U. p _ LIM IR, 11M. S. TIM Skisinstisne it the slum market were numerous, yet yak tem moimpdemi the whole of the sake MOTO effected at =es le h. el CR. Nor. (Los. k Tk Neil. per N. It W. Tertalrks. IS. Lap Itm. AL's* 511.M.,D it IP...Cy sset laismilsk i , Xow, I p Datisek sod Sumo. Ik. 6d. p Pat Imam Sark, IS. N. lip Own& Ifiariadae• 141 . p ilwasesta Think. ILI d N. Stmlierdeldre, p Et ISI North Weisr . o.A ., d II p N. Owe** .1.1... Itas.,Se .15.,1k Id. d ere& loam a a a Oimt p itimalbi, b.p - - W alla iltili•ll - 74. p -t 4 r•fi ~r _: - , 111111pIDSAIDAISp Ilkis Ir. • _ .., ' ' 121111.1114160,601666;y DU mpg, astin;iste - s Mew pitsv.i../ .1 1.. ALA d Wm. 2 lamb.•Q • ui.dil lii . i ' /few, Se • Dow& s ■D. Worm cps., SI I P 02.11272, SI p tirnerth, II , . .. DULL SALlWltures S. I ' alski-Fit t Bea au.. 42.'d IL Brittle DEL 22r 4 p lb. la 1' FWD. viva, .16 W. B. 72 OL p N. Wski, 1102 Ot Nor., Da & Took. 16. • W. Worierg, IL p Norreside & Bald*. Di d W. RidisiDelow. IL ID. ad. 1.6 0 • TORE BALM, N* 21. -Cit. IC. (166626 lt T2rk Ilai.). Amami, rk lirrripk, DI Y. 10,.. Id. 2/. 1 D. Do. New. II PI 'Larleretor ir R. 12.. Villareal. Is., 2L ID. , N. *kik 624 W. 6r. 4 Tairle &WOW. Pril., Si 61, Y. M. --.......-.. . - Trnif•Daat Z 00.7: vises Isom Bit odd Int 4oriss mosiy. Is Oats no slourstios. Ds* 111ibe54.764 to MY; wildlob WY. to Ma. per 40 et. BOA?, Ilk to Ns par 32 st Oslo, 160. SO 17e per stoat,. .. • Noareawrrow, Malting 6:-Wheat aM irith a reedy tale at about la per qr. advance. Barley dal at 2s. to 3e. par Qr. less money. NOTTINGHAM, MANCH 6.-Wheat wan taken very ma thusly, at an advance of Is. par qr.. and Barley wea 2e. to le. per qr. lower. Oats dull, and Is. per qr. cheaper. New Beans declined le. pa qt., but old kept their price. Wheat, white, 755. to 80s. ' • red, 72a. to 780.: white. new, 78e. addh . l _rod. les. to 800.. per 38 stone. Barley, grindeng, 475. per 30 stone; malting, 48s. to 535. per qr. Oats, 37r. to 424. ; new, 365. to 424. per 24 sten*. 13eans, 54a. to Qt. • new, 60s. to 58s. per 38 stone. . Flour, per 20 stone, superfine, 513 a. to 67.5. ; floe, as. to 575. ; Riztaisiosoviss, 114ocx 6.-Wheat sold readily at an WillllolWre4n to 3s. per qr. Bade, urns Is. to 2s. lower. :fhb at Is. decline. Beans maintained late ma" sow, 745. to 78s. ; fim. 805..; add red, 745. ; 11nak atisoilto, 784 to 825. Barley, Ms. to 661. • line, tßw ; Be. gelwillap.6ol. to 525. Omts, 30s. to 325.; fine, 385. leas, 54a. to 665. PLTKOUTII, Ma=cs 8.-The 'Wheat mks' wee lill s k this noralw, sod print were Is. to 2a. dearer, 84s. harlot Ana made for fin algae Wheat. Barley, Oats, and Floor unaltered. Pantos, liana 6.-Wheat sold at 6d. per +Ladle al; vane ; white, 361. 6d. to 3n 6d. . yellow, 36a. Bd. to 37s pea 220114. Barley as before. Thanewee a foe Bowls, at an improvement of dd. to Is. pn ,li temit i t to fine rmplas, 26e. to 29e. per 22011.. Oats mid at a Mt.. dine of Is. peebaeltd.,. . . . Ataantesp. Tolman's, Manta 6.-Wheat melt leis. fla to Ils, ; Oats, Ss, lit: to As. dd.; Dexhspeliniiii 11114441114;.. Beam. 6e. to 7a. per bushel. ' .1 • • 1..• . ~; i . Barnett Wass*. Illetten 1.-Ammies se l poog realised Bojo' , qr. advsnee. BeFi. 4 7. 0 , 90 1 M and Is. to. le. per qr. elespet. • •“^:7^ - ..y . , Sznawanuni, 11•41' 6.-We had a steady trade .at following prices: Wholt, Bs. 4d. to 108:44.. Jolley, 61. 9d. - b? 7s. Id. 04a; 4e..24. to 61. la per imp. Inn& . . B.L,AIT, MARC. 7.-Thla =An has diained , Whoa}. 1,14 per barrel. Flour, la. to It. Bd. per oat indict .14•11,1 more then proportionately. I.llllllClr, Maass 6.-There has heft eatery trilling li =of Wheat at market the Let ihrhilitht, that we ata , give quotatiew at ell. To-day Won were net a Jews Sara ; and 2s. 7d. per stone wee tad. Bupplin cif' Ohl* eke more and' man restricted, gat la. dd. to /4. 71.' woo!~ is *eminently. No Barter oe eater' grain. Spins Work a le:wart, bat weather now fine, and it will pro. pees *towable alteumetances, bet ft is apprehended eery littlei will be sown. The demand for food in the estleadvo illitriets abort hers le altegeth,r dtprfidind pa M I : =8 large fleet sow in the river seem to have but prim. Bxtoo, Meseta 6.-Largirrivals and equal consumption. 'Oats, per barrel, 21s. to 24". 6d. Oatmeal, per cwt., 27a; Indian Dgeol . , 20a Wheat, per 20 at,, 41.. to 435. American 11.01,41115. &Wu to 40C, aceordiog to quality. 11•41111111110ap, MILILCM 6.-We have had dull markets Vhitragbook the weak, nothing but retail Wes baring taken pites la pubse Grain or Flour. We are still without sup. pilot of soantry Cern; a fact which justifies the expectation 147,446ant1y ntmes of Amend for growing stocks. Priest l b . re=p l e . erse . l i r as d. : o 7 . were of t t the . ekes . . a tot Cons, whin may be bought at la to le. 6d. per Int money. Below are our present prices :-Millteg Wheat, Ob. to 50s. per barrel of 280 lbs. ; shipping, 44e. to 47.. Bar bs, 28a. to Eds. per barrel of 224 lbs. Oats, 18s. to 22a. per brl. of 194 lbs. Indian Cora, 46e. to 475. per barrel of 280 lbs. Indian Meal, 20a. to 21s. par owl. Flour, supartioe, per "seek, 61a. to 635. ; seconds, 56e. to 675. ; thirds, 62m. to 545; fourths. 435. to 47.. KIKICILLDT, Maim 6.-The supply short, sad isles slow, at price's' follows : Wheat, Is. to 94. per qr. dearet ; Barley and Osta es& 6d. to Is. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, 645. to 76'. ; Barley, 475. to 624.; Oats, 34e. to 43. per qr. Oatmeal, 695. to 60s. per bag of 28011..' , evntll _ - _77:: DAYMIC, Fan. 27.-Sellers have obtained higher prey. Old high Mixed, 61 lbs., 655.; mixed, 59 lbs. to 61 lbe., 61a.; Inferior mixed, 1594 lbs., 595. ,• on delivery, four weeks after e re w a t er , goo d m i xe d, 60 lbs., 62e. to 63a. ; inferior, 61s. Heenan, MARCH 5.-Wheat, 4nb., Mag . d., red, 190, 212; ditto white, 190, 215 ; Marks end Brunewsek,49o, 214 ; Meek, and Pont., 190, 214 ; Holstein, 186, 208; Lower Elbe, 186, 208. Rye : Marks, Meek., and Pons., 144, 167 ; Danish, 138, 148 ; Rusian, 147, 152. Barley : Denial, 140, 129 ; Holstein and Meek., 105, 124 ; Anhalt and lifted., 130, 143. Oats : Meek , and Holstein, 74, 83 ; Lower Elbe, 72, 78. Beans : 146, .154. Yeas, 148, 160. Vetches, 140, 175. ItApsespd, 160, 172. Bagroca, UANCH 1.--Stooks are very short, sad holders lave aet =a nsised their prime. Good Wheat cannot be bought 644. to 655. b u tr, free on board. Ia Barley there hae tem doing there are few "ellen ander 39.. per qr. STITTIW, MAWR 1.-. What has been purchased to some extent, and for 691 b. red Pomeranian and Silesian Wheat prices have been paid equal to 675. 6d. per qr. free on bawd, and for 69tbs. white Silesian, 661. per qv., free on board. Barley same, aad (=mot be quoted below 395. per qr., free on board, Snit open water. • - CHEESE.—Narrnicium PAIR, MARcH B.—A fair average quantity of Cheese was pitched, most of which was cleared off at the following quotations:—New Milk, 68s. to 64e. ; Flood Milk, 465. to 665. FOTATOES.ANDOvr.a.--Best ash,-leaf and wal ' nut Kidney for med. 30u to 345. ; second early, 245. to 265.; good, for the present, 161;to 20s. ; moderate, 14s. tole& per sack of 36 bushels. Rather more in the market. Cazusta.-We ham s better supply of Potatoes to-day than we have seen for some time post ; they may be bought at Is. 4d. per stone. • Lams.-Tb• supply, though below en average, was better than last week. The prime varied from 4s. to 4a. 3d. per weigh of 481 b., awarding to quality. Lirvitaroot..-Poestoes, Kemp., Sh. to 9s. 6d. ; cups, hs. 6d. to 91. ; blacks. Ye 6d. to 7e. Bd. ; plak-eyes, Si. Od. to ih. per moan of' 90%. ' ' SirtnttLiiin.-•-aige' quantities of Potatoes an • still . leaviog ire for Scotland and eleewlsere for ,esod,, whisk keeps the Pries up ; they set now selling, the best • seam la. 10d. to au wpm* of shoat 161 h.; sad oho oloisoilo. or ' wall ow,. pt from 146 24 to lo r . U. 81111731/641.-.14••••,2_¢ to 2 1 1 4 ; Adel *milk 19 e• 6 a• to 20s. 6d.; thaws, Ills. to 2ps. per Mad of llit. SIN - Wurewseratt-Beit inlaid 30e. to 11464 l'lnworad surly, tes. to 26,4 best eating, ; ; les. to 18s. perms . I , HOPS..-Eosotrom Kamer; rim o'Cloek.- ' Iferre..Pattendmi and harlds, I t it e lfaetces, mart that the aunt* is dein at the following ;- atts• msesseluseetra eve et le 1 oaf; U... •.. ews. ii. •I.a. e 114•14,44114014., ~, e •*a II • Timilbeg•mmu.. ~ , a ••••• • Amu ...,...,..1. : .1g:11: 0. 1 14444,4 4 ~.. ~, & /41•6 I • HAT,--Eirreurna.D, /Ivo o'CiooM 2 -*WiTi 00Orr 1 tg.DteT F. 4 ainfflitlrogro.o/POlO *KO Oho - 1 : L'0tt00:.1.7 4 ....: 21 ZZl'mfttailairr!'"l•abi. 6 1, , : , • CATTLE, Stm-OoLeitisellio 'MOWN • 4.•--Tts . 1 penly of Barb eadFhaip iris thlasit itteresieed oah, as aerb-vias wont root orit took, :14 : wide sod Wire &iota og • hurl iiitz: part or tbetiellist ' i . Ze d /p= ir eog at 111 dui la . lbr . ; . _k' No Inca )(anew 6 -)ar loathe! Oolsonbla show of Bseassiiiebeirt.havia, #, ' et Devout. The 1411,11111 IMO very au** . Ate NW . limited, ed aboat hat week's Woo Pat Bodes ' • arm .1 trade very dell; for &MO& ies 7s. fid, ; . sivst, ‘ to 7s. per stone of 14 a elearsers.' . pens wire better note Da m *6 mak ; all tits Howes west at ha psitae. tat lts. to Bs. 6d. per were, with a brisk sale., Is store Pim • led Pork More is as alteration Weak crime. • • ... • • ~/Kernaatton Font, Mamma S.-41dB ht2 i i ii ddi laa omooll7 boon so well assoodod, prassa ted . a ... in at liis year. The *ow at Memo was very lallaissadber. geedweas Win inhibited, beam latter eiserrisien Asir w av er sweat &mod, alba Wok prier wore akin*, • The ' mile a( it HMOs Wile Mali sod wises won sollooloAlebort MlO 4 r some lbw pea, oor *on 7e. to Ta U. per atom .. ara itoek, whisk time *al a salmi* riot shaw 4 he slialida little in prim • - ~ 1., ' L . • . nehrho -i For pep • ' i=. on km' • 11;1.01D CHANCILLOIteOk his seat llt ' ll,. o'clock. PUBLIC BUSIMESS. WIMO9IL-37 Lard Baoronats, from (Itaegow, eteapielning of the Main et Id* into that city • tram the Corporation et fj 'retitle Wenders. R rAgin r—P l atr7. t ild u oarrescondenee relative to LAMM IWO MJ. H. Capper reopectlop MIN kb UMW sentesor of mumepeeeMlna Beret at Onemiadeners at Central &Boa) otekagow. COMMMIMIL—anady et 0111ras ; Prletas: BM. an gi LLADlNCl..—labouring Poor (Ireland) BBL 0111)Will.—A an or t mandna sad nt Mentemilleidlake Pilaw a of he yens old ties , to Tothl warra ll.aelde He May, Ikan the Weandneter Pollee (Inert-by Mr. No. 163.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVE ' SHIPPING, • . . Mail. , liiww‘ww; 4, Dahlia; 3, wiimiiiiiii". 4. Do.' Ili titoil, l ia r ok la t44l:4 l" Zoj r liW.. fork broom al it t i *. L . i . 8.. i. v i aik., B.N. to .. 40#•,.. Thij Noralio, Csleatielsobollittor:Tt. Jay d; cla aa; to BB Lit . . ~I.E . Ckba ; Markt, T ; , ! ll Rrora.- 1 1A littrA. it: i tt.:—:.t : lararairp, Elt; Mier; : 81k. Ark Atrioa; 7th . Nov York. . LIAM , ler-3.744414: . Flown', Nwr 1 B.22 w#T.lt s ilialleil‘lted.iki t • lez eown la • ,14 ,B. 2.a: riss, - .llYoA ti y g a tti gasai, Bazassurao, BCania. B.—The Aotr l / 2 4 Boath, fibi;lns. rounded oa Moplia eala Lot oaokaaara bar boos 1 Na itazwieji, Maid% 8,2211$ Tork, ' of Losalre S , to telliy, at unbar, vat la papa with thcfrionds, and renived sow ,_r*ol)UCE.—MniciNo-] W1111 1 ,31 1 1X IX pee6+es:2g hees7llX,4. ennelesur rim; ' bat they wi ll net cow:lads gotta a Nana later hoar than wad,. Refload.ocestinaos doll.— Geffee: The deliveries of Lot week, as repertad in the returns of to-day, have .eased .eora4 Wks inquiry .11 9 q . s ! ood ordiawry . Cey whit* I :o st i oz . becalm. Awe at ele„Ad: to . 4eo. . *ens ma ernan , . Inas off stea dy t o two Bonn: panto —Rios : 1,300. jogs good, mid ' were offered in a pttblio sale 4. .410tdrawn, at Us.i, or want of buyers at that prier._ w i ld at La deolike..—Cotton eoadanes very dull.—Rent we.. l a =r — q T tl e"?*"6" freer ii ls Wi t iaS e .4 . L0: : 4 37 77 1 u. githt; . . - PRICES CURRENT. . . *. li h e telalk7.l47 l. a.s.te - r,..;sta anf,"•:. '! - • I._ • . ..., ,s• ....A . T•o•wkom... SO 0..93 Carps Siailaditi N ... 0 'Xis , U 0_.16 Owed* IN 1 • ' .11'1 .Ibirlirkskbrowit... n, a, 47 Las% at prer ton: , 11161i."........ 19 47-42 M o rt -.. -It •... 0 1 , k je ll eitigostaai: e,..es n • s s . l3 St t%iiicat .. .... It 11..._1, 52 0 .P 6 red at abdXl -. 19 16..30 'I 11.1.16 revere XO. .47 apeitsf ' ',. • Ti 1•.!.'• •4 Taw_ .. .. a/Of NW - a 201290, Halal= .. as a -73 . straw. ... ll 0-54 le W t 2 7112171. .. . ~ 16 • 0 • o,4 B 4 Tha diause s e: ' 0..: : 4 . 27 10 . 8 Oood. 4l .0...a9 0 *Mb In. 97 6...1• 11l Pla9 .. .. . to 0...116 0 OileettrallipsitpJaa 64 0.- 0 1 Caylats.X.O3 4;44: Oren Nat 44 •..ii a nary .....,.. 43 6 - 44 0 Bad. Xs" pule, ' Mai 54 0... 70 0 Unwed 27 0... • 5 6a574 0... U 0 nommen, eft M dla iml C l 0, ads-it- 13611w—Orelt lat per 111 IL.= 0: wry X Ir.,- 34 0-, 54 0 201 0 0 0 111111 WUS ll* Pa- 19.1 • 0... I dot 24 0... X 0 Ise. 0 0.. 0 Tat at per lb. de Compostesearace.. 9 0 ... 0 11.5 Carlo*. 15t.....: 16 0-103 a I. lbat at Per eat. Newry la —. 0 0... 0 X Duda ablii • 22 6. 24 0 W 0anp.,.........„. AD e... 21 6 Beal, ladia, pet A55a...,...„...... .70 0,.. 21 0 Sires • .. . 0 0.- 0 = . 7 no 0... 51 0 Pork, plateaux— 01 •,.:0• Bassa.Paq, Laub I se (Lid • ‘1 am apse • itmorard 0 10 ... 0 prr i ro , 0 2:: : • 1 4 ... 0 4 Jame" Jowls pit Not. O.P. S ... 6 Tavoatite tovka 5 1 ... 6 6 aNily, NI brand. 5 .. 6 0 fle6oolL 0 .IrIN Pl4l, prom. P.T.11......-.447 0...14 0 ! alobws, Mid DON Nil ri . 1.1111 1111 0...65 0 Itiefted 'SS 0 .46 0 1 Ho N, 11 Per toe. 11thleblugAidat.37 N.. 311 0 h.lf NUN 14 10_11 0 ' Lolldose 2l 0..31 10 Itlcs, BAIN mocha per U INNN Prt ladle 06w l5 CAB 0 NNW 11 0-_l3 0, Jot• l7 0...11 Tot, at per cwt. Nato • 101 0..106 0 StralN • II 0 N 6 loaso.:. Worded; 71 - 0...76 Oil 46 0...66 311 "P s 166 0..00 0 • DM l'Airmisia 34 0 .S: 0 Mws, 03 mot Cow, at per lb. Statl f IL View, • .0 d 64.0 al = 1 : 0" I . :. .0 • Bk• &I .O UmisValtp. dry 0 6 ...0 11. Well bigh. dry: 0 $...0 4 had_ „.. „ • • •• We tolli: - - • ••• of kleTt a.. , dry : 7..0 6 iL 96, 16...0 9 . 6000...»........ 6 11...1.1 0 ' jtioy ers itt4a 6 6...10 4 • ... 4 11 . '11=:•=!t-ge 1.4.' .. 4 II lIS I. , Coll6loolli_ ........:.. II IC:. 7 16 • ....... tpwles • I I 0.„ • • Osop ad ' 7 l/711.7.1:.: 4.-..... 1 :At ! Ylio _Ol Oa. la Meeks OS 0...0 is Irass, at pro*. 1 ite - d - sisaases=.l 1:e ii leas ............" ... go • ..go oi BresiL-....-i.........51 Cali Al! . - 'TALLOW.-The followiag are our sfoolatiaaa t-I Tedrabura Y. C. on the spot, file 3d. to 610784. •, ell da Tar delivering, Now, 46..6d. to 48s. 9d.; Jantuuy to March delivering, 61s. 3d. SOAP TRADE.-Lorton, MARCH 8.-The prlm of Tallow is gradually advandog. Price of Y. Can on' the spot, per ewt, Loudon, 61s. to 61s. 3d. • lAvorgool,' 61.. Bd. Town Tallow, nett price, Loud*, 60a. Bou N gS! Fat, letter prior, per etoee of 8 lbs., London, to. 1014.• Newgate Market, for good Fat, average 'price, per sums' of gibs., Loodoo, Is. to 3e. 2d. Rough Stuff, Landon, 284. Palm Oil, Loodoo, 375. ; Liverpool, 38s. to 3es. dd. Cocoa nut Oil, Loudon, 46.. Raga, flee transpelent, London, Ifs:o Liverpool, to. 84. to lot. 9d. Alkali, strong and weak, roc' *at., Load*, Sid. top ; Listrpool, 3d. to 314. PROW **Me **Soap, no* , inutusim Oaks*, *fiesta, ite., , Leaden, 61 0 . to folk. ; rerpbol, 50e. tO 51s. btottbd, I. goo, 6k. ; Liverpool ' 475. al 48E . . . .. CORN.-BATH, MARCH 6.-We had a Ithasali supply of own. Best Whet* brought rather olds lrldOs and inferior remoined,st last week's pried. ' SOW day Is. per qr . reamed*. Bess. and Peso et Whop. slow sale at rather lea moo Wheet, 64r. to Wf, iht 4 e3s. to 665. ; Beans, 47., 665. ; Pei , 48s. *NA; ' to 7 .. white, 325. to 10i. ; bbick, 260. to 334. Boinumorox, Yawn 6.-Wheat wild mak Ito Mohr shwas. Oats is short supply ' and witl9ll3llo 1N .;1M 665. to 71s. • Barley,. Me * Os. gm Wes to ls. old. , Tior stone. *lsms. 605. , ,t0 645. Pa i r 4o..lpllo. l pr quarter. . OAMBILIDOI, "WWI 4.--Anllll/811•1111111. ill 2/./i11V91111141111 *MM. Balky ab beam. Oats, Ilanktititliw"lala Is.' elisoper. Wlisst,tod, 70k. terns I wilisoll4a: Miasy,stalt-, in', 645. to 6114.7; islod,-62s Oat., Oa. es 362.4 Sasso, 60i. Po*, 645. to 68a. . . • t , . , t Cattraiusear, lilacs 6.-Vhdate have ad Is. to b. pok'cir., and the =Mem *ankh* freely. , ramie now, Whitt to 716. 810 e ; new, brOwn, 20443 77e. 0 Barley, nh, 64 0 . to 60.. Oda new, 345. to .325. sow. 4 1 .. to 625. Pad, hag, 60s. Castrate Itasca 6.-Por Wheat last wash' y rates wane Sally maintained. Barley was la to Is. Od. higher. OMB! ways 3d, tors. a* .f• formor rota. • • - DosaArroa, M ..n. , it 6 -For Wheat the *whet opined briskly; fine sample. 1'1'4611 , 46d. *drones; at the chins then was less animation . Ices latched nearly last week's priors. Bows nth* low*. Bar* in .large supply destined 2e. to je per quarter. Whoosh sew, Us. to 270. ; Ina, 3k..t0 Its. ad.; old, 274. to 905.: Sae. ffis. to dia. Blerdears, 20e. to Zit ; Ant, Ma sap., llis. so 20s. loans, 19.. to Mc ; ins 2t..: • olds. lk. to 21s. Pews, whits, lle. to 26.; grey, 20s. to 235. pore bushel.. Oats, wow 24a. or M.; fine, 2k.- to 31'4. old s -26w to Saw lift As. .:Derley, M. to 625. ; Goo soloing, 64 to 665. per qr. • • . FAMINIIII, Wittig 8.-11ie hog white Wheat sold at 191. 10s. ; .rod, 1111. 104.; and leerier at Ida 111. to 114. load ; prime *eked 20s. to 265. mere. Barley* good , at lower prima say by A. per qr., the beet not =era alle. to bie. per qr. •, soma weighty mord dm. la* iblibed 48s. ; light Daft Ira , bought at tram 3k to 41b. - Aga is aamdsp i lactanaa be got r the best wawa. fi. OIL ; good, at 90. ed. per 'bushel. Oats Wan oho esmemit, **which 90. la 3s. less money lost given ; SO. by %tyro' added* iesaples. we ; sod Werke, 26e. in Pk Bead, sad Rye, Buis .or no alteradoes. throe; 7s. per Nebel; Wulf 0'..., 161. to 130. Seeds i1i57.4., at lower pelvis. - r •• • thigronn, Nana* 11.-Thort was a moderate supply Wheat, an; ;mod sample, mold readily at ma advance of Is. per qr. Pi* nialtLeg Parlay being warm, sold Indy at but week's prior. Naas, Poisoned Oats as br&re. HUNVIXODON, XLICIt 6.-Of Wheat Ise dlow Was soma and goLpucisla sold readily at as sdatoesef . to b . 1/a...por qr. , Ina rather WNW. B. • Pao, -aid Oats, of soh et wNdt the supply our otoisewloortmlimed about kass! Wilma Kuraorow,llencit 6.-A very short supply of erbei4 ea offer, which out nody irareldois at al *dreads of 3s. to . 4w ow r. The tears ortioas ia , _ Garda' osraersieenenod to esed purpose*. is se* %swift *try wares. AL. , to Its. ; Barley, 60s. to 80s. collts, 89s. to Ms. Laramie, Nasow, 6.-The market inn very *imaged, old an silvoispeof k. per qr. was maimed on the , 'be* sean plo of Whom. Batty, Oats, and Beam, yelling Seely, at Wt earreary. Floor Is. per mot higher. MALTOW, MAIL= 6.-A small supply of Wheat, and a good demand foe the better qualities, at 21, per qr. over pro- IRISH DISTRESS. TM Bake of ilailtitffilli;sled whether there would be any objestisa te lay before the house a return of the progress and emission of public works is Ireland, and the expense of the tams. Also, whether government would from tires to time present a statement of the manner in which the money raised in this conntry by sutecription for the relief of Irish distress errs diAributed. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE had no sageness le give the public return in question ; but be did met in how the government could furnish statements demagoguism. lit the private fund subscribed. ~ Lord BROUGHAM, in presenting a ipstition be. 111•► gow, complaining of the influx of Irish heggad to es/I the atheedfrea of their lordship* to thee, ale* the English ef Wreaks were celled upon to nuke eseitt done for the reinter the Ii pear, die latish landlord, did, as a body, very lien towards dist object, in width they were ID Diefir eilemened. He hedomeived keen item Int sena in Ireland hi whom he pined lies WON& Meng him deals which = thorn oh" vis jial = the Irish Itheihmems. There mmernetallimendle • eit ref • Laillemiesolig 2,0001. a year thaw his thlented is the they hesegth am of the nest dietressesl trearithasallai sepesard spalealita bed net erne &Ong le the relief et lie Asathea tioa a body d kaieteesies. Jai am put& la Oak evarrio of 26hIlier a year, be disk seaattratises given nth • 30h1. and no •theelte a or= Inrepithe •in the pared. A third, WINN, a detheiag 4501. • yew been • • parish where llin a =thedeleth of two.thirth of else Protestent Amity, these • Wa', le shot locality, four clergymen In live Preleileat ihnellies (the remainder of - the population or the pea* 7,000 in number, bang all Roman Catho lics} methileeni oat of his 4001. only If. He (Lord' may oat shah mom to abet may he in en jl l ll.l.ll M net egen te glee month= he those le glee, lisst dlisemilisesetepleadepeldsetselesillytemahr the flithiler to Am .. Ilse ambit •lest she seer a reassesses ben Dulrie, art 4,110 Oseasess had haw West he rent, on the they day Met the met barns stets* thee, the effect 0 obi& bed lestutirstra stagt ap a rn e r es rmll6l ; all ttaaate hush les te it, tear babllas he po saha hearr at apes the werW He Abe- seed a War Itsse=1::::: whisk Is oddities to stelemetatersiaestlecties diasessiltera ronobereadi'llis teals end towns! Serig aseesadelki die sharps be hal wale otallesss la the Ilarltratles et smiler meet spa pub& works. The Writer, =sea other path* bers,alseallasd that two of the sees of a dertrymaa of pre pay -war emend nether the toted relief conunittn, OA that the thier elms al f a Kit. Ormsby, also a teas of-pee • peety,•balil no neer than seem well-pan Mikes ' Ave of edict were immediseely under the toted a =f . 1 The Bari of MOUNTCASHRL deprecated the Mao Meath statements as these on the authority ' beam—anonymons kitten. Lewd BROUGHAM said he had no Aube te eared t acme of his informant. He derived his heletholies Sea Mr. R. Hewer Verdes, proprietor of the NO The Marian of LONDON DERRY sieseast alli rt a ilme noble lord should still persist in these relemeas art ten dine the Irish landlords. He bad no right bream dews to that house with such imperfect and lassema leileeeetha. A few d i scontented, ill.tonditioned, aad dithilibind Meths wrote nag details to Lord asseehms alte g e a rie Them news. paper, (a laugh,) full el lieseseeedle Wanders, merely the the make of gelling fitelestlete height hence the notice of the public (Hear, hear!) Many of the state- Won in The noses respecting Ireland were grossly false; lez i (Lard Lostiondeny,) had himself beets the means of de tfa its pages one of the most millithrenu falsehoods that eon ever p•blished ; but of noun, thins in vain that be bed mind upon the editor to state the seem of the 'nits... masa he had printed. The noble lord seetellthlehim to be , eating meth linen the same principle so On Tiness—(a leighk•bierhe believed the course he pummel Willa ha of rem nab benefit to the country and would be vex, Halo &edit to himself. (Hear, and renewed Lead BROUGHAM said be had nee r= wain Imes ectraordinary than the alltions 011ie helleas= Why,le hal expressly avoided bring* migedithin ' the Web a 'lreland ! He had sew thug Ohm demon nisei tel ran Ass down I He said in the weues:ase. met a f his week that he wits apea/daph_ble. Mad the edm bet •a the 'exespeirsee. - Me lieer term - meant to may, not emosived, anyeuch brogue. es the Met, marquis had imputed to him. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY said that Hen naMe lord bad not vented hie opinion. very wrongly agshist the Irish landlords he was molt willing to make him that imeende which was due to bita—(. Oh ! no, no! " from - Lord-Brourtham)—but he really meet my t hat he did not think he ;Wes 'antacid in what Se had mato& Thal/art ot MOUNTCAS iIYL dead that It nee reed to him wide andareesary to defied the landlords against the atlas at the wide lord and kis aaoe soon serrespondents, whoa lemeenthe sable lard bed h declared to to " mare -seamy them miatamiel." (Loud kaghtsr.) Led 11110170 HAM bed never meant to say that ell the niaarmants of hie correspondents were "-soars showy than estbstaarisl ;" the words had bees used by him with referee" Wig la& allegetko. SECONDARY PUNISHMENTS AND TRANS PORTATION. The NOBLE LORD then went on to present • petition ' from the corporation of Hull (for which see ante) and took occasion to observe ' with reference to the statement made the ether night by the noble earl at the head of the Colonial department, that he agreed with those who thought it would be well that the subject of the abolition of transportation should coma before the boom in the shape of a bill. It was Ids intention to move (and he would do it at that moment if their lordships would permit) that a committee be appointed to examine into the subject of the execution of the criminal law, particularly with reference to the transportation of young offenders. Lord STANLEY mid be would take the opportunity of observing, with reference to this subject, that he hoped some , implanauon would proceed from the government with respect to their intentions beyond that they bad already given. As be at present understood the matter, it was intended to carry iato operation for the ensuing two . yeare the experimental plan, of which the noble earl had wen them the outline, without making any further application to parliament upon the subject. Now, he must say, that he thought tkat course objectionable. The experiment to be tried was one of great magnitude and great .importance, and he certainly thought they ought to have an expression of the opinion of both of parliament with respect to it. He could not help , ) 1;=, too, tbat to take the step soggeMed by the noble earl would li, in his opium an abpae of the prero gative of the down. The Pierogative of mercy must be seriously endangered if Wino not slw•T ainaild with reformat to the merits and details of a ere, sad l s oz before-hand, that daring the ensuing two yams, juries might conriet and though the japes of des bad might pre saateoges of transportatioe, :that iswiry ease, _thipmown would step in to prevent aeateace =mg carried into eadeution„ would not fa, in his opinion, to be host to the prarogntkre of the sovereign. He that bar ingestre government would , . their :ietenniaation, mit suable parliament to =rem • delibereth opinies ce the merite of their plan. Feel bEET observed that it was to be borne in rano= in k braving, that the llAir of this country va, sad Amp had given, to the crown, Um power of ' how eartain Glares of :51s, mateneed ti Amid be. of.• • • to the year 1844 Ake made lord ' r al itanl . ed ) altered the Omit . ;*Lat in, see cri 'urinal matenoadio rev= years bedew been Aspect= from three shares. Tharrimke=44asidtwal course at that lime was not to transport mph entnimis bat to i=da.thens by cordiarmant in.. the hulks at home or at In 1849 Use amble hod, itt =dices with Sir Imam Graham, al Mred the . that' dam convicas =odd all be seat la .. es Van Disseen's Lead, to which *hap Wig selreadkiff *Prod to welt as admit es to mew= mem* It one the arm= el wholesale expietstisu Jeldok mere oboist to eke=; Int it =odd be maremalp is. tto Wag in a iisll upon the salleet, fa i r: . trens • wie, is his opinion, a bed • it had ' . eillea9aut advantages. One of sheet meiteses was, , Om phis apoviet's penal psialluneot wM• tin,. 0. wee. ../101,0VS hese, spa. this colitry but was mobroatoostllo Nraself in a esiniy - whowe be mold have the . mane of self • eepport. In order to retain that advantage it was seeimary Slot matasom,ot, madams to his .mendpro ani;• and i s fam ina r letisa mets d ( tho change (avnim, no doubt to his owe; ..ia opening the questica) be... ever-sated, for ohm =4WD iiit le be =dish* racl =V l :to m b= woo *poise at which its emmeaqwesess were seined out. New tkis, was by =mows so sokiteatial se altasUlaut hi le leader necesearyasep eat of the perliament. It was hod lews, -kw- her 1 .=i tc tt sawn* that ia c = l ' a g s br at agoeted to • blessats Land at suatemmi , That power wes still to be clia inunediale =amp i oI the law =ski be ,hoick mesa in. dist saes to 0 . 1, oittoolloollo adults= w ttiwrol ib llddll=f ead billi r ill eeZ i rCrilest maal= l 4 4 l.l. ehot dial amasses oilloolit he paned as Javoiso nwatual sagreristiou, eltiteagb= met he rot :s akh VPleill isbras whew =Poise* Vona thst the . el that plot of the meetass genial not ho vith we, and.gpadems•thaiedelitak • •• lord BliOUGlblikismind libok Ms * Nes is.' than lad bees .a.• ea aimmukintaidueballen tar It lute, the grows bails ossilifeW MO odiapsitoolefor 99 rate, ami of W lie meutisida. The: wink WEI& ' tristies" was mar tea= law; Ilk =big god thillatet at lissi • friast(lard lambegkalmel W Food' ma lifted Om& Immegbant), egrasil a ll iid t him that it was asameant eassatheeka dm Moe* to As . VA trompOotottsil MIA MUM the ptaisiolast to froirloor most **MOO dolibbi eat it. use is the polio it the emus' be modemihr aospital elimee t Imes: mbiher would , deserve impaidmino9-1194osanns hem. eguemilb espied Iska=kdaddaereemuk ho abolish Ili-epdIUMIN Om a kin* `:', Illeiltr...l 001 t ramleklifffi that hie =Wmirill , pool to &Might be • t sant of preliamentl:' posing tint =Mum ot tnampertation =min slimes berm Milers A at easy - tree the erown,the executi vs were rainy of &violation arum law, if in anytime in whisk transportation had been ordered _bp the emir' i under the act, the prisoner were not immediately . b Irma were the fact, hit noble friend oppodta (hoed Stanley) and all his predecessor" had frequently violated the law. With regard to transportation for seven years the practice objected to was notorious: in reference to a contain class of criminals it had been determined by safe missive secretaries of state that they would not carry the sentence into execution. Earl GREY : Except in peculiar eases. Lad CAMPBELL said what he had stated had bees the rule. The Parkhurst boys all belonged to the class which he had mentioned. Whatever the length of the sentences pissed, all would no doubt rest on the same principl e. Lord ASHBURTON thought it highly inconvenient,that the judges should go on, year after year, passing petiteness which the crown had pre-determined not to execute. (Hear, hear.) It appeared to him that the criminal himself had • right to require that the sentence passed, and no other, should be executed. (Hear, heat.) Lord CAMPBELL was of opinion that if a eentene7l'of transportation for seven years lied been posed, the Court of Queen's Bench would not grant a mandamus orderiag that the convict should be immediately sent to a penal colony, any more then if a sentence of hanging were passed, the party could insist upon its being 'seemed. Such a acetates as this last only gave power to the executive government:le deprive the criminal of his life. _ Lord BROUGHAM mentioned the case of two whimseys tried at Tort, who had been sentenced to transportation far life, for the crime of perjury, by Mr. Justice Befey,i! instantly transported, and he asked Lord Campbell to whether, in such a cam, the crown had the power of en toting imprisonment for transportation ? . Lord CAMPBELL thought in that ease the wart did not impose on the executive government the neceedl7,ef transporting, and that the fact of the latter haring doitasssad the convict in gaol would be no violation of the law.. • . Lord BROUGHAM said his question was, whether it would be legal instead of transporting for life, to imprison for lifo ? Nothing could be more absurd or ridiculous Skin for a judge to continue pronouncing sentences which were not likely to be carried into execution. There migh t year be another government whose opinions woul d sr from those of the present, and then there would be a change. " Misers eat servitus übi 'us vagum et ineognitui..2 The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said the act of pa, meat .sth George IV. was very clear in reference to the mount of impriactumeot which might be infrated thimbles= who had been sentenced to transportation., • Waal were, "That every offender shall cooties.) is thooMil N =tse de oemlineneitat, or be removed to or confined in amps silt - sa aforesaid , ite the of his Mejeety'e prieen * cif State shall !rem time to time direct.gintil seek shall be transpol'id according to . law, we .411.2 Mum wedded to his liberty. He admitted that.if after experience, parliament should approve of the proposed mod* of punishing offenders, it would be very desirable to give the practice the sanction of an act of parliament; but undlthe experiment had been tried, it would be well merely to, lops • discretion with the crown. He did not regard this change as a permanent change in the law. Many equally extensive alterations had been made on previous occasions. • • Lord BROUGHAM dMelaimed concurrence in hurl,* friend's inference from the act. Lord ASHBURTON did not see how the gover nment could be justified in exerrisiug the.power fox a oenath,pe riod, whoa it was admitted that an act would be sivemuselly Pe rrrd arI ELLENBOROUGH thought that nothing dime than seved or eight years' experience would be aufrissii to test the system. Did his noble friend (the Marquis of Leos downs) anticipate that the government would resnaissia office for to long ap e riod ? The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said he anticipated nothing of the kind ; but if any succeeding pommeled approved of the experiment, it would be easy foe thew to continue it. The Earl of CHICHESTER thought one great objection to the new plan was, that when prisoners wore tried, nothfieg would be known respecting the nature of their actual punith mcut in case of conviction. lie would suggest that some general regulations should be laid down with respect to.th. punishment of different classes of offenders, for the guidance of those who were to sentence prisoners. Earl GREY said that the objection of his noble friend was more just with respect to the existing victim than the Ab jection of noble lords opposite to the plan which he propos ed. uunder that plan, the punishment would not be capricious and arbitrary as it was new, but would be subject to "mown rules. Thy motion was then agreed to. Their lordship adjourned at half-past 7. ROUSE OF COMMONS.-RONDAT, a.- The SPLAY'S' beak the chair at four o'cloek. PRIVATE BUSINESS. •1,11 MOND READINOB.-Borealmham end asford I 11111 Ilmkeptilem. Welmetnnipean. aid DMW lallw,ys Ao = 4 Illendearemillieulen lellway; Oshiseter, Moue Vas& and Mablend Potwar (lean totholpmeleh red Berry IL Railway Oreepeny) ; Dublin, Umilmen, md Mwhimeimm ate mist aiebenlsMeglesn'a &sea); Idleinegb mil BMW. Bawer end diseedramti Oriat Mee* ef Mei Menany _Ceemlin Is thelelimi Vnlima plelmer B . ollB . ( 18 1 . 4 r0.4 6 4 11 7 1 • 11 7 ..tha Tt= wmat% 1111 7 0.4 8.1 10.0 6 :4; Lean Dowessey, aid GM Mu well Was, IlleMart t way (Chdlenlann, •Was. vidg• e end - Iseethellen Use) i Midland leeway (Olemener and );epee) ; Slimwabary and Omer Beltway (Bnowbea isli_rertlwl) t Swam a nil anunan Junction Railway ; Swum& veffer Ile 0 4W( 8 8 , 4 81, Wend Iledirray ; Vale of Neath Nallway ; Win. Mild ant rnSt Railway OWL ... ~ 1112411tE.-Llysiet Iron Om pay Bill. . . ~. PUBLIC BUSINEBB. eIIeMnONL-By Mr. S. T from the Ay of Terk. lIM Se of the peeisemeaS An& DMillnliITIIP. iswza4: jpiltildOn of Glen Gov, . of of Ishii maps that eky. • Kr. B. Quinton Me an imamest Pe lama. Mr. Omens. 6111111 , 1 'lsr abillides dim. Mr. eases, Si. *NO aping immilear ib = ablekedlelseer el Irdeal. Lel 0. fram illmatitemi. '=". trlr, searemll=s Orthelle Lie lin 0 1 1:41 taw of IMAM "diet Mr. News, lima lace*" fee *Mom if Jr, lea Hod. te • acaugoar swam of Ma lir_ mllpiire. , 130113 , i....-LiUnitd ligirlff (iNing); Leen; Blau NOI7COi 011 MOTIOM-Baelsraense Qatar . oe 8e... But. -Mr. T. Ihmeteme, oft 4; flue move a randualint to the MYR that It Is eldielleet lid es of M MIL b lane Mernterm-Mr. en a future day, totem thal Ille Irish animilansoas menses be referred to a select weentluse. ••• Hues or Barriame-Ille flows on a future day, to awe e the production of .neat Seepatelin rower:lune the ain• *.*math.of Sestarah. , NEW WRIT. On the motion of Lord M. Mal, a new writ we ordered for the City of Canterbury, in the room of J. Bradshaw, Esq., deceased. . SPANISH BOND HOLDERS. Lord O. BENTINCK roes, pursuant to notice, to present , a polities has the **sass, and deputy•ehaiimm of the Bdlsli4latedetine et lOW* Bond holders. The petitim m. daledr. that She •dosolih Diann wee in lo .the imeima beeeftehisse to *samosas M 7 8 , 0 00,000 sterhele. Theillee Ode smonat *men had been passed at memos *me by the Spanish Cotta, government, sad somaigislig oolcity to the bondholder'. yet, that amesteliese, atfte mike sum of 78,000,0001., the (Merest hed eat be.. Amid, imp fie the east of 7,185,0881. *a a kin wild ei dm& The pottiness farther suited that the weave aonhaset theasidoe all* Spanish Meek teem -Bad* eshisillkimd ,thsp :Hakim . went ea to say, , that mime the - periled whim the Scat of these loans wen esfteeoed the Mim& 11111•1111111111 had • mars they doelided,-ney, further, that Ma did learcisit was sines the 7th of August, 1838. Thr 'BMW that In .de _yew 1834 the entire rertruies et Ord' aid elbeniseiddlllool. annually, 'eeress in 11116 It m liceed head* dateniet of the Wainer of Finale aeOnated masa* eseeeded 12,000,000 L And that liesrtbse there was • s et illellaMb ever impeodiestresef sot IBS thaw 46.19411* reek, Min equal to 460,00 W. MM. Sams The poilienon•went ea se mete thatieertinly throne' din heatatessiellid of •he loos hem British capitalists, Ilpaik had Ike . psis .past hem rapidly inermAiset us pee& pally, *al* • tut& 11111011T0111, - mil had , entirely •s -arßai its teseditArith native easiteiste, and they snot es ha to lites it puts any deficiency •el ability to mist its segg .Si Abe British 1111, alters that the detaieetied red der Opsaia ideadoonot woo te be tiodod..hat litat aaSheeteetaary, wilt ampebble *OM emestelesia Speak eapiallos lesoodriessillrie the ontrestitrof the Seitidedebtl, gee - deftest' et.nok ileldelott-bon Ihahfalty lead sordestrodd. 7. &addends ettild edam ef *edema dateods• etibe . prate! Ws op thaV lir e M bili geweentaina a2At isidleddx e of t Oa .seineliy. teeth_ drarataftwara positalilsosslid thseibmilleasmegis edemaontoiesot Orissa emenotheont thelheeeeb Ad. tilialisiheseselt=eart Wiwi tree thee he the ealy redress e7.inst the haidditerthellpenligeominot woes be fennai in sops** Slot 'beam en the mist. ant du& *I dapeemba asealont they ,C ul te. edited , antsuauel -io , awes Iraii. , . Voter these one: staleea, petitiesses memo Se that boos te Fey dolt WWI like their steins's latoessualwallso, seising thew seek abet as it might Oka ilk • IV/Om selesed lode sada Ado ^ • ... , . . TREATY OF Via. - .. .. , ~ No 3. 0, woariAr asked, pumentie• nes" N thar oneseneent eosli,• kitbag daldnuiet , ha ad swift lay ea the lON eonehnement seta Omit eleteehe (base"" stated as leeway the Tremstry, thst ia the seailles il t of the misty of Worm, *alai, sew& wen fo do bosom* of the toeldL_es of deada. , • tllieseent RILLAIE odd. he -shoo* bilks secret .B*. me/mg, be preshosdae home the tate* , a asetenta• eiewalptat bribe two iisierliatissiou in 11181,10111111161 t ..the guretisk . Alememertmlimege Ilroes a hisaateliW the la • Lege Lathorissers, dated la 1616, whisk wes est theateteneent alinled te ley the right boa sod u... . manila ACT • AMENDRINT- JIM& - oct • lir Ot.eitim, in avetwertag • eisatot tallP S*,* ineesinn:, slated that he ohm* heyr if 411. HMO imotelmad,- Is roamed with *it be mit endayneth a AL =pa t ai her the west sildhelladd Ind stalhd ROM deo to new the paring di the ieseaure ealikies thde **easel podOie , • . . •• !••••. . ~ . 1 •••••••• • ! ItthERMUI 11111 YE TRIM' - '''.- • Xt. HAJ*I6 eattherVet AN Mehl* fo r . **ire Orhathm-gemamisit le Odao a ter npeedoLdo did deo Oat ewe VW ems • pew d :.,,..w ! • r. , ..•. I. ' -Ithesasti s elaCthe wet die imens, s 111k id= "4 .0.6.8 to a t el tea , lbe of - ~ L • to - r - -. - 7 el that -.we ft, •• .• te vet • an ~ado vi a ./ . ; ) r 101 . eessinetted elle theft . stip•iiiis , !‘e sio=ll:g., 4 _ ~,,, • ... s' =" ;4l " --. th th . s.a ll er illit ill4MB .4lll 4o filnifftifin -5. 5 . ' ' ''' • . A ' ninner•*; •4 4 se ' waft; it oat aot the • • ' - -w^, ' -} 1 C... 1 ' l '4 • : t - . • 4 ' :4 - o . .1-- - Z.---2 2-- Z '---- 1 -- -- executive were guilty of &violation auto 'high transportation had been ordered_ be act, the prisoner were not iminedlMry I were the feet, hit noble friend oppodte all his predecessor" had frequently • 'ith regard to transportation for sena . , jetted to was notorious: in reference to line's it had been determined by sw- eat* that they would not carry the on. ept in peculiar CUM. • said what he had stated had bees the t boys all belonged to the class which Whatever the length of the 'entangle doubt rest os the same principle. IN thought it highly inconvenient,that , on, year after year, passing anaemia' pre-determined not to execute. (Hear, o him that the criminal himself had a t the sentence passed, and no other, (Hear, hear.) . was of opinion that if a sentenc:l'of . en years had been paned, the Court of I not grant a man da mus orderiag that ai immediately sent to a penal colony, .., . entence of hanging were passed, the t n its being 'seemed. Such a sentence power to the executive governmimt.to if his life. _ , af mentioned the case of two prisoners ad been sentenced to transportation for ' perjury, by Mr. Justice Bafeyi! and he asked Lord Campbell to so, the crown had the power of en for transportation ? .. :.I. thought in that ease the mart executive government the neceidl7, ef t the fact of the latter having Otani.' Add be no violation of the law.. • . .M said his portion was, whether it ad of transporting for life, t• imprison luld be more ab.d or ridiculous flan e pronouncing sentence' which were el into execution. There migh t : l t tenement whose opinions would . w tent, and then there would he a ! mentos Ida Jul vagum et ineognian.:_ INSDOWNE said the act of pm...- - was very clear in reference lo the mama which. might be merged I been sentenced to transportation., The very offender shall cooties.) is thawed or be removed to or confined in mine I foresaid, id ens of his ejeetye w la shall dlnos time to time direct g xantil 1 transported .wording to law, or aan is liberty. Hs admitted thatif after it should approve of the proposed code i ' 5, it would be very desirable to give the i of an act of parliament ; hut tuttil9,lle tried, it would be well mereig to. lOW crown. He did not regard this change re in the law. Many equally catmint made on previous occasions. •• : I I d diaalaimod concurrence in hien** n the act. JN did not see how the government exerciaug the.power fox a oenaM.pe- anted that an act would be swerousally / 1.01.10/I thought that. nothing dire ears' experienoe would be auffirjaW .to his noble friend (the Marquis of Leas- 1 at the government would miriade nod? LANSDOWNE said he anticipated ; but if any sumeeding government inmost, it would be easy for theism lESTER thought one greet objection hat when pnecirers wore tried, nottiteg acting the nature of their actual punish- tenon. lie would suggest that some could be laid down with respect t 0.412 . •nt classes of offenders, for the guidance sentence prisoners. .1 at the objection of his noble friend was I . t to the existing vartice than the pb- ippoute to the plan which he propard- • 1 • . I punishment would not be capsicums 1 a now, but would be subject to enema aa then agreed to. . owned at ltaltpast 7. IMMONS.—MONDAY, MARCH 1e the chair at four o'cloek. - . EIVATE BUSINEBB. • .. Binnialsara andrslor u id wv. .1 mil Reeky =4 Callakester, Mut Vanap, ease to ; thelpmehr me Wiry W. win, bertnnia, md learanegror 1 Gs nt seo); id.hiegil Ma askisfrie Mks,/ i i =llertil ef i a i rta m mil= jile gardild *ea ; te 111=4 I kefl= i lltaway (mit lonills ad Diehl es) t Bailer* (Chdholana, Msg. Ains) i itailuni Lacey (illemeler sad I Ihrewshary and Meter Rolla, (Bremen aid hannius Junction Bailwey ; Serums Wes Illifway l Vale of Meath hallway; ere. aver mita ... ~ a Ompay SW. . . riMLIO BUBINEBB. • /A If awes the sity of TIA• *a as orate . ar. Dmarept,Aeut- , et et Mei the the he se mem he Iteetle it etellete 4z r ea4e: aide* wrollmr ibb & l ne e MO. hem epielteeel- • st • Plainclldl7 imeitimate le nenete sr thett hue Moen Oitlelle dew le Oiet. et let. Nese Ben Leeds. Ise died= it NM" Wm pal. Bwr • zeitatesely Meet dam d igagefel (iNing); Lava ; 1111 s. IL—lllealesachs• CIAUSEI Of 1111•011•1 hut. 1;• 4.4 111 move • medullas le the abet limes of this W. s as a future Pay, to mese *al IMO its be referred to • erica cocussiltese. ••• -Kr. Brea, en a meanday, $l, MOPS r i despatehee respecting the erect alis Spa NEW WRIT. ord M. Hill, a new writ wag onto* wbury, in the roses of J. Bradshaw, .• 311 BOND HOLDERS. • lli rose, pursuant to notice, to present hafnium, and deputy-claim= of the 4 *milt Bend holders. The petition- Ilregali nation was indebted to the to the amount of 78,000,000 derl!ent- i eieeteet bad been pawed at weave Corte, government, and etewsitimitty udders, yet, that nswebelets. albs lOW., the totareat bed set lees leek ' 7,1.44,066 i. kw a leit period ai elwit. sr stated that the gnu smembemet molt Nook. were -Bnithealsjealkimad en to say, . that ging the - peeled theme loans wsa esftswed ' the ' 4 .none thee doulded,-nay, further, a -was sines the 7th of August, 1830. Alfa yesr 1834 the entire revenass of 14,1111,0001. eannally, whereas ta lOW • Owlswited of the Waiter of Pinang, same rweeeded 12,000,000 L And shot mhos at illellEMll over expendiettrooof 10 reakiderag equal to 460,00 W. Md. trent oafs shine Mailman* throne' if •he loam firm British capitalists, rash been espidler incise/dog in pea& : eseenrems, sad had , entirely sas- h Wile cet sia tesiint, and they tome .wee'lsei say deficiency of easassessoits •to the British RIF Weir it tit. Opal& Oreekeseme Mile eleelleeNeaser, Ida ampbbie Irlirs= pia s Inomeholemilldo deblie• MOD tieteteeee eg.meek 1* lend ehremp}ela. -.lreehieede et *edam dehesise eras =1 im e a Ire 1. sil e 0 v . • I N I s j NV Ism ief thakinimiltr. ifiailaralhear psoistlilsosslid firstimplisassmits Way assordreirat lisarsieckilv