The Express. — London, England, 1847-07-07 00:00:00

1 Fir A B. B. John Owe Aa Or a pert 4 of to Poi ohm wool She Ohs lbw mid - ▪ 71 did W▪ ev so. oe Ale waled Cool XVI Per W wow from nail imp foto lion loon arid end rn web brad Ns. rd. bolo bno detn the II L-~1~~ y~~ ~~~~~~ Oa • bar welob. under a 1 cosse. 'fatal to Drtuaboa, I cUd. Ye_ • ensellesee Ihe boniest the awes's. nit been amen. wanst melempamy his le carry is the beat way ha ited ails ha dam is, the Tines stroot be sold for hier.pamse without lent man tko sale. Hero is the rub. If lima be, at beyond all doubt then is, a new circulation to be obti Med by • sailastm amine, or if Mt ordatitag sir.' euhriest IMO be wee emirileided, the rise If that out from the ampatitiom. anntamporary's *them of ad. serthemcate has its inarremakeses. it cominmas him to MI a IMF Ilia meal to the mthepries of rival journals, sad to welsh peadvsdy the mak at • macamst from which lit may left mark. sad our (pia aothini. With respell to the lioneig, eseekesesyi ledegestieses of oar aseammo span psb s soli sehlis Whim we MP we shell set /see by awashis. wish the Time awn then we ham dem hitharki. W. emmt be es ilee es se expert a more hominids maim& The alassm of the Times upon the important. afmishateisdag al* giswifird &remu neration for newspaper SIMMS IWO Mat just ; bat it does not appear that even the amplest herieese pumas fora journal a political character. Oar coetamporary, for meth*, with undoubted • resources, has displayed at different times varied and ability, without attaining the least reputation for consistency or stability of principle. It bag pared into a settled belief that, except upon the the Times has no opinions at all. Be may be anyth in g this week, and anything elm the next. Be puts principles off and on like his glove; and, whether the prevailing ram be reform excitement or conservative reaction, hostility to • free trade budget or Ivstility to MOM law,Pu•ey its extravagance or no-popery prrjudioe, his passions, thoughts, eloquent* seem ready to flow along with ovary temporary currant of opinion. It is certainly cool enough in • journal which keeps up only a forensic acquaintance with principle, as a part of the ma chinery of trade, to lecture anybody upon character. The following notice has been Leaned by the Poet office :—On and after the 12th instent, a closed mail will be made up at this office for Braman, and transmitted daily (Sundays excepted) by way of Belgium and Prussia. The Lane for Bremen whites the Ira') ic may desire to forwao in the menace, should be addramod, " By closed mail, rid Bel gium mad Prima ; sal as following are the rates of postage to widult wait Win *pi be liable, vie.: ed.; 11. - T4.1 edd Ile. 4d.ils. Li will be soon that the combined British and Prussian rates are to be taken upon the scale of weight now used for charging inland letters, the Belgian transit rate being taken upon a scale advancing by quarter ounces, in accordance with the principle adopted for charging letters for Prussia, rid Belgium. The postage on the letters for Bremen forwarded in these closed mails may be paid in advance, or the letter, sent unpaid, at the option of the sender, but the payment of the postage fora portion of thedistance only is not permitted. SALE OF PLANTATIONS IN CEYLON, —Yesterday a tale of several coffee and sugar plantations in the island of Ceylon took place at the auction-mart, under grant by the Governor of Ceylon. The property, which, wu disposed of under the direction of the standing committee of the Ceylon Betate Company, comprised eleven thousand six hundred and twenty-six acres, of which about two thousand one hundred and forty-two acres are planted with coffee, a great portion of which is in full beating; and about one hundred and twenty-nine acres are planted with sugar oane. The auctioneer put the lot up at 65,0001. The following were the offers-66,0001., 63,0061., 70,0001., and 75,0001., at which but sum the estates ware knocked down. COLONIAL BANK.—The half-yearly general meet ing of this company was held at the London Tavern yester day ; R. Wight, Esq., in the chair.—The secretary read the report, which congratlated the shareholders upon the sat's. factory state of the company's affairs, by the diminution of bad and doubtful debts. The financial position of the com pany is as follows:—Debtor: Circulation, 203,3881 ; deposits and liabilities, 811,2481.; paid-up capital, 600,0001. ; profits, 20,8361. ; making a tota of 1,537,4731. Creditor : Specie in hand, 262,3611. • bills, securities, and balances at banks, and expenses, 1,275, 1121. The report recommended a dividend for the half-year at the rate of 21. per cent., or 4 per cent. per annum, which would leave the company as follows • —Profit for the ball-year, after paying expenses, 20,8361. lls. 9d., which sum, less for preliminary expenses 1,5051. 18e. 7d., and dividend at the rate of 2 per cent., 10,0001., leaves a balance of profit of 9,3301. 13e. 2d.—H. Barclay, Esq., MY., was elected a director, and A. O. Biibarts, Esq., an auditor.—A vote of thanks having been pawed to the chairman the meeting separated. °VERSION LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, No. 6, AT. JANNTSBTIIINT, LONDON. Henry Tomnrdt Esq. Otsego Edward Scat, Esq. A. Wrlge... Itenotiker, !tut: goad l trg, Xel.. M.P. r. CII fil;;;I Arthur Lennex. Dv , men; I lanai—T. C. Omer. Pure John Ashburuur. Lev.. Y.D . }nrehrother. Ere.. AM. &ltT netArdkr Tenuh Ilwar. tiger ow, P. Wear. Oindobsol. Mat. Amlarreriti% borineems tae Ilvao pumas je May Ile sod wiry mid IN awls or • Pisa arrilll aimed boa le the a s. armiral es dulk &Om Ile& Mu molar of Ilfs mem= =rf F... 0 Wolin ft loam r uin :h e eingefie lbe you i h...r:22 Cr inie V e b a l f 111 1 1% WPM • pideW= 4 ola " leser=s l d "."l:3:9l S t Ona Il l a i n hi gia l :111111 f=ll zon. ma = o =lo tri=ruh. ift; Polloy. Nee 4rAxisarag or say link 11.0.11•1• lbe ormorie ef aulaWre. "was unreal on &ninnies UMW rol erealase Una paw, NM *AM a. an onllnan UN ram AnnnAn. aid MaissmeMe pasted at my favourable Volboof A 1 0 .1 0.• t oanoloarae any epeelbol aeo. granted Aber elbee Mama return of St peinnems. In esee the age at which the awls b b evonnenee ft bet MIN& Pins A prom. aged IL NW at SS r an annuity Al es mamas ago d et the at fellea. OIOW OSP at roantrag, WWII Ann wrnmeare arrravos Cana 01/ DRAM ' ' • "Mom SM.. 01111 Myra et 11,64001 c I With swims of Ur. mbola. 0. sd. . 4; •••7 3 ^1 I £l4 kik 311 ZS 1111. IDI T EITSIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE COM PAN Y, eenweetbat the Cleletllikemy, Navel. mid Mr did Pr nc ientio—lneorpurated.- ~ h u m.,, out ad mails set hitherto rimed by any similar Ineitutlon. IRO soma si ale prr *wow, to be bed it the Aloe The galas of piumMep _an her. Annual premium to itioMll7o .ClO/1 ell We Male al We. .0 19 9 I r ape—dli 13 6 30 1 19 6 LIB 6 APPlkaton" for walligeted. EDWARD AY 114114 Mary sad Sieselara Mow. 'N. Cleatelde. London. TDENTS MANUFACTURE of WATCHES • awl CLOCKN I" protected by thnieagale Ladles' MOM lak r = xliir r o .r ed arat io Myr meta „ t. four hoist} dineale=lo‘ film* We Ceekepareaces ; and 34, Royal Lubliew fib* Twat Am.j. NEW PATENT OIL.—O . M. CLARKE reeeetfully to call the attention d W maiwytT: PATENT OIL. called The Paine Alfas Flee la lid. pfg Om. This MI will he found wider be a. rd at 111111 wore Mea MN the ma. It MR bees la my bump, 4 viwy gala free hew AIL ad, hum lie minim Ilima►. lame limalea ertn out peeve MR Ow /Melt raff leagewateigacelf be Ware Mho Mien Cm Al onlemes °lkea We paimies . A . uml amdM MEM. tw am go. sitemyetreet. amenitmilL polea emeated alai two Isom dm receipt. A lags tu pd bap, entuklabras, Re.. of the mast pailliwas. oast rIVHE new TOOTH-BRUSH, mode on the most y e teenfic principla. thoroueltly diembig beimen the teeth Mien and up sad dome, and polisleing tbe einem Mega mod aragnerays. TOY Mei we mild! Min Manes lbs elms* leak Met the Inventor" hoe alibied epee soisiss 's teath-plek bimb, Ibiaefore ask for It maw Yet name, mama gad membered as Vr, "4.: full fired bream wart T. P. W., No. 1 Med, No. 2 kes No. 3, middling. Ns 4 Ibe wasemer bnahes T. P. N., ei I tut, No. 6 be. No.}hat No. S eon. T6se inimitable bewir are only to beled ag 1086 sal SON'S. 119 aged 110, and they wifnet the hall never to tome oat, M Is. ter lfat per dose.. In Ire ; ad It each. or 21w ter down, In leery. tale, that, double Mammare NAIL BRUNEI, on the mine ;Amble, penetrating under the eels ,roaaa I n jury to the einich- ROWLAND'S HAIR WASH. — This is a pre portion from tbe obelowt eriaricif . =rly mild And eeterdre oropertlw. e mus.[ -ery We hair sad skin of the heed froth fuel way =le • debate frararnw. It le battler. to It .111 prevent tr P ro el Mai% late bead. and Mil render the bite dry In fee siaslieh Wl** wiewellea the b et el for wine the Mae cur o 4 • ibe Midler Ada of the bead and from It beneficial eftele sa a. has. Walther With the erawful and rofrabilte ..etratlon t. l=l", Wee perfectly In. meat In la nature. prove an to the tolkt. and the puma. of the nunery. 3a. 6d.. per ar al ed LAND sad NON, 1.1, ILstassomden. Ueda.. and 21 an THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, Na CLXXIII le published this day. CONT.IVIS: 1. Life of Bt. Preach of Arnim pyre Beaumont and Fletcher. 1. Brown% Whanne 4. Life of Lord didmuuth. A Robin Hood. 6. Mr. Dbrwirs Teamed the Emancipation of the Jew. 7. taste and Kardemberg Prmatem Agrarian Lernatiom Mre. @Mien sad Mn. Butler Books of Travels. 9. EnethiM's Materials for a Mum of 01.1 Painting. 10. litat is to be dose with oar Criminal.: Loudon Longman sad Co. Ediabargh A. and C. Bleck. NOVELLO'S EDITIONS, NOW READY Udy b.—Octavo dim HANDEL'S MESSIAH, complete in 12 Nue., each 6d. Ditto, bound, na 6d. AU the Mom., In ditto, 3. 6d. HAY DM'S CREATION, complete In 9 N o n. cub 6d. Ditto. bound, to. AO the Choruses In ditto, 2.. 6d. Cloth ewe fer binding them work. 6d each. HAN DEL'S JUDAS MACCABARS, No. 1. 16 pare for 6d. This work will b. comprifted In 11 Monthly N.. HANDEL'S DETT I NOEN TE DEEM, No. 1. 16 page* foe W. Thin work will be comprawd in 6 Monthly Non. doper.royal quarto du ommle elna oblong). HANDEL'S MESSIAH, complete. Piles K HAYDN'S CREA. TION, complete. Prior M. ed. nommen. areparticularly adapts& Cm phowleeke abysm. as lawman only half the usual number or Lamle bin erwir. All the abort 'corks are in semi Now webs worsts Natimpaloisit f attri.t . " 7vi b . .. y •1 1 d " ;:aa1 ."°.6 / 6 2=11 1 inuiter il. 1:1 •M rder NOVELtdfd EDITIO:t6. Di. 017L911RW ELL'S GUIDE TO lINALTH All) LONG LIFE. Price 1, owl., buodUs il lrals. sd. oath. WHAT TO EAT, IP AND AVOID, (MO D)ssdables far A Omidialsl _ t HOW TO HZ RAPP/. " J Vtilllo-4310. it ii OOMOIMiIIi flat nle•terAts et ew Mew re mberlis ere d limmtradV:ny cartle. Of Other er illitt~lisee eselsiendl dremlas ddiso. awl doge ste M swamies& es Alumnae of theeevite meirkied Is Owe the weed ems et leumboo == eln" .eeeltnaltsreem: nag 11,_ " 0e1a...; itothe.l , . etas Broadamet • 661.4.666• 66666,1616 w ; R direct from the'AVetkitallelse,"""Memeeirese LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Fou o'CLocX. Intelligence from Paris, received to-day, announces the receipt of a telegraphic dispatch by the French government, which confirms the accounts already re ceived ofi the entry of the Spanish troops into Oporto on the 30th ult. The Journal des Debate of yester day, in which the substance of this despat 311 was pub lished, observes: "Oporto has been occupied by the allied troops, pursuant to conventions between the de legates of the junta and the commander-in-chief of the Spanish army." We have Hobart Town papers to the 14th of March, but they possess little interest. Finding it impossible to prevail upon the Legislative Council to agree amongjthemselves, as to the twelve members of whom it should be composed—that is, whether the six unofficial members who formerly resigned upon some misunderstanding should be reinstated, or the six new members selected in their place be permitted to remain—the lieutenant governor :(Sir William Denison), seeing no other alternative than to decide himself, had come to the determination of requesting those who had resigned to resume their seats. Fine flour was selling at 121. per ton; wheat at 4s. 9d. to flu. per barrel. The new wheat was coming in. Best bread, 3d. the 21b. loaf. The Queen has been pleased to nominate Adm;ral Sir Edward Codrington to the vacant governorship of Greenwich Hospital; as a reward for eminent services. The Throes of this morning says: "We believe we may date, on undoubted authority, that it is the in tention of Mr. Borthwick to insist on the re-insertion of the clause in the Poor Law prohibiting the separation in unions, of couples above sixty years of age, whenever that bill shall be brought down in its altered form from the upper house. 1% e need hardly say, that we wish the hon. gentleman every success in his humane attempt to resist his "gallant" opponenth in both houses." THE "TIMES" AND THE CHRONICLE." The low. worrilowi attack by the Ti.,,.. on the Morning Chronicle—its late ally and " respected con temporary "—because it has announced its intention of fighting, for the future, under the standard raised by the Daily News, has been the subject of general conversation. We give below some extracts from the reply of the Chronicle, and, in another page, an article from the Daily News, in which the argument of the Timer, if it deserve to be so called, has been tho roughly diasected, and some plain facts are told in plain language. The general feeling in the City is, that the Thanderer has overshot his mark—that the attempt at mystification is too obvious, and that the charging to the public the cost of the additional paper and stamp on which his advertisements are printed, and omitting the hundred thousand pounds a year received for advertisements, is too barefaced to be allowed to peas as an accidental error, considering that the account has been twice published at an interval of a twelvemonth. The disinterestedness of our contemporary will perhaps more clearly appear from a notice of his account of the ex pense of producing a newspaper. • • Now, without at all admitting this to be a true aoeouat of the expense of a journal, it is enough to direct attention to the transparent deception of attributing to other newspapers an expense with which the Times alone is encumbered. • • • The Times alone, of all the morning journals, publishes a supplement. • • This supplement, however, which is with our contemporary a necessary evil, I. the real cause o f hi s annoyance. Th e supplement of the Times is a single sheet, in which those advertisements which are thought of least account are stowed away in a rain, without any adventitious attraction, except some fatted of an obscure disquisition carried over from the mer part of the paper, with the ingenious design of Mitring a stray reader now and then to take up that rely sheet for which he bas paid kis extra penny. The supplement, it is very well known, is mere dead weight. The newsvenders would *ell the paper with out it if they were not prohibited from doing so by Imr. Sold however as it is, by compulsion, it shows all the signs Of a forced circulation. Let the paper be opened where it may, at the breakfast table or in the railway car. Vine, the supplement is sure to sink down disregarded. Not one reader in a dozen glances into it. Look into a club or a toffee-house. and while the sheet containing the news Rae" , about from hand to band, the supplement is always to he seen lying in a corner, as neat sad unruffled as when it RETurtis or PENSTONS.—A list of all the pensions granted between the 20th day of June, 1846, and the 20th clay of June, 1847, charged upon the civil list, has been laid before parliament. It appears that pensions to the amount of 1,2001. per annum have been granted, viz , to Hisses Anna Archer Shee, Mary Archer Shoe ' and Eliza Jane Archer Shee, the daughters of Sir Martin Archer S bee, president of the Royal Academy, in consideration of the eminence of their father as an artist, and of his services as president of the Royal Academy during a period of 16 years a pension of 2001. : to Christian M'Cari ill and Jessie sistersof the late Sir J. M'Caslull, in consideration of the gallant saviors of their brother, and of Hs death oath* field of battle, 501. each ; to Catherine Taylor, daughter of Brig.. Gen. Taylor, killed in ac tion in the late campaign of the Butted, in consideration of OAR distiagnished services of her late father, in trust to Sir Harry Dent Goring, Bart, a pension of 501. ; to the Rev. Samuel Bloomfield, D.D. consideration of his services and acquirements as a Gelder and divine, a pension of 2001.; to Mr. Bernard Barton, in consideration of his literary merits, a pension of 1001. • to Mr. John Ramsey M'Culloch, in consideration of his am:stones the author of many useful publications connected with the finance and commerce of the country, a pension of 2001. ,• to MarT Haydon, widow of the late Mr. Benjamin Robert Haydon, a wad leration of her distressed circumstances, and the merits, as ea artist, of her late kubend, a pension of 501.; to Calvin Beaumont Winstanley and John Lloyd, in considera tion of the services rendered by their ancestors to King Charles 11. in his escape after the battle of Worcester, a pension of 261. each ; to Samuel Wilderspin, in considera tion of his services in promoting infant schools, a pension of 1001.; to Ellen Mary Banim, widow of Mr. John Banim, the author of several works of imagination and poetry, in consideration of the literary merits of her late husband, a, pension of 601. ; to Margaret Turnbull, widow of the late' James Turnbull, in consideration of the literary merits of her brother, the late Dr. Leyden, a pension of 601.; and to Mrs. Fanny Gurwood, widow of tient-Colonel Garwood, in consideration of the literary merits of her late husband, a pension of 601. DARING Arrratirr AT HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND MURDER, THIS DAY.—Bradley, one of the postmen who is employed by the General Poet-office to deliver the bankers' letters and parcels, received them at the natal hour, and about eight o'clock left the - Post-office for the vicinity of Lombard-street. Upon entering Mitre-court, three well dreamed men were at the narrow end, and while in the act of turning a kind of elbow in the court, one of the fellows drew a life-preserver, and s:rork Bradley a violent blow on the head, the aim being the temple, butwhich fortunately mimed, falling on the forehead immediately above the eye. For a moment the blow rendered Bradley Insensible, when an at tempt was made by the party to ponces themselves of the letter-bag, which fortunately was twisted round the postman's arm, who immediately cried murder. At the time Bradley called out, Inspector Woodruff., who happened to be in Wood-street, hearing the alarm, ran up, when he found the fellows had closed the gate, on which be imme diately ran round to Milk-street, brat by the time he got into the court the assailants had effected their escape. He found Bradley in a kind of stupor, bleeding profusely from the head, and on the pavement the life pre server with which he bad been attseked, and in the Lock of the gate a skeleton key. Assistance coming up, Bradley and the letter-bag were conveyed to the Partoffior. The letters and parcels, which, no doubt, contained property to an immense amount, were mites , quently delivered to the respective parties. Daring the whole of the morning Inspector Woodruff. and some of the detective police have been in communication with the Post office authorities on this daring attempt. Had the blow taken the desired effect, no doubt Bradley's life would have fallen a sacrifice. A reward will be offered for the dis covery and apprehension of the offenders. DREADFUL FIRE NEAR GREENWICH HOSPITAL, CAUSED Sr LIGHTNING. THIRTEIN BUILDINGS Da- ITROTED.—ThiI morning, during the raging of the terrific storm which passed over the metropolis, between one and two o'clock, the electric fluid struck the roofing of the pri vate dwelling in the occupation of Mr. T. Wiseman, situate in Brewer's-lane, Greenwath,near to the Hospital, and set fire to it and several otberdwellings. The authorities connected with the Hospital at Greenwich being informed of the cala mity ordered the engine belonging to that establishment to be got out without delay; and, upon information being sent to the dockyard at Deptford, the powerful floating engine moored off the yard was speedily manned, and rowed to a position opposite the flee ; and Mr. Henderson, the foremen of the southern section of the fire brigade, the Farringdon street engine, the West of England engine, and the engine from the County establishment in Regent's-quadrant were very soon at the fire. The hose of the float being led from the Thames, and the other engines being will supplied from the waterworks of the Kent Company, vast bodies of water were soon poured upon the burning material ; but the fire, which hilly this tame necessarily obtained great hold, pro gressed fearfully nom house to house, until it encircled an area of great extent. From Mr. Wiseman 's private dwelling it extended to the extensive lofts and store-rooms of Mesas. W. and R. Fluntley, mart, block, and sail makers, in Brewer's-lane, thence to the warehouse. belonging to the same firm, which were chiefly stored with silt and provi sions; and to the private residence of one of the partners. Several cottages on the same side of the way then became ignited while those opposite, in Coomb's-court, caught fire. The efforts of the firemen were now directed to the pre servation of the ancient waterside house, known by the sign of the " Tubs and Yacht," but their exertions proved fruit less, and the whole of the building and its contents were drstroyed. At this critical juncture much judgment was dis played by the directors of the firemen. By seven o'clock the fire was so far subdued that no further danger of its exten sion appeared, and by nine o'clock nothing remained but a smouldering MAU of ruins. Some of the parties are insured, but to many of the poor, renting or lodging in the emall tenements, the loss will be great. Several leading officers from the dockyard and Greenwich hospital were present, aiding the inhabitants and assisting the firemen in the dis charge of their duty. ANOTHER FIRE CAUSED BY THE ELECTRIC FLUID, THIS MORNING.—Aboct a quarter-past two o'clock this morning, the electric fluid struck the roof of the house and shop belonging to Mr. Thomas Maslow, leather-dresser, &c., 54, Paulin-street, Bermondsey. The parish engine was get to work, but the workshop and the front of the dwelling house were destroyed. ~F . a ... _. _....... _.:.,.,... , Jj T f ~. ~ • N0.266.] LONDON, WEDN: COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY Two o'Cloek.—The funds have been all morning with scarcely any movement in prices, and with few bargains. Consols began at 884 to 9 both for money and the opening, and are still at the same rates. The dealers and speculators appear to be somewhat at fault shout the real bearings of the market, and hence the dulness of business. There have been large speculative sales, and more recently speculative purchases as large. It remains to be verified how the balance will prepon derate on one side or the other before transactions be come more active, in the absence of other exciting cones. Reduced Threes are 891 to 1. Three-and-a Quarter per Cents., 914 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 10s. to 13s. premium. The foreign market remains u inert as before, and prices generally almost unchanged. Spanish Fives are, however, better at 21} to 1 ; the Threes, 331 to t. Portuguese, 31 to 2. Mexican, 19 to 4. New Granada, 19 to 1. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 871 to 1; the Fours, 894 to 90...__ rO. w lailrlaa P..., 1411. et. 134144...3 pm GPM dltto. per Os. WWII. 1144.,1114 DIM Maw, Ilise 4 per 01. bow Lyre. Na, 38 Dlte• el 3 DItY 01111. b. D44' It4e., SI 3 Oatutilin W . Syse443 7346., 1i 3 01. 811141111./..111 I se ger 04 DMA St. 574 I 4 ssl 0. Owls. Dock 111 10 Onsis ;;; amends 7143,1 8 a“ IN•famd Plc, 32 3 per Cr. Ne21...3,13111.13 • 22, IA Venus.. 112,23 7 Portsmuoss C 0... kW., 20 3 • per Cs. Hurl. 84 .110 13 DIU Ppasish Ms. 202 1 3 per CC lipanlsh 114.. 321 3 Ides Npanlah Delersed ,14 14 Ilmalsl3 Parise 842., 41 2 pet Ct. Vencxonl.B4, 88 40 Yeall•••611/elerres. /Ids.. I 1 U RAILWAYS.—Our share market is rather heavy, owing to the flatness of Consols. Goole and Doncaster. are somewhat inquired for, and have been done at par. French lines are a hade better. Derbyshire and Staffordshire@ are improving since they got their bill, and quote better, but without much dealing. East Indians are a shade worse. Ceylon, with a govern ment guarantee of 5 per cent., are only about 10.. per share, or say premium. SALES EFFECTED VP TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON. (Yeatesday'a prima will be found In last page). Bir. & Oxford In., 171 Nave. wad Berwick New, 61 1 Bit es WoL, & Dudley, 151 Norfolk, 126 1 1 Caledonian 11. Ives, 2 j Do. Extension, F. Counties, 214 North Staffordshire lo , 101 Ds. Per. 3 per Cl., No. 2, j p Presto and Wire, 374 Do. (York EL), 7 j Do. Belem (II), If &lin. & Glasgow, 69 Royston and Ritchie, 11 Grist S. &W. (Ireland). 308 lj S. IL lk Dover New (ls. at 101.), Great N. of England, 237 No. 4, 41 Do. New 301., 70 S. York., Don., & Goole, lj 801 l & Selby, 105 Wind., Staines, & S. W., 21 p Ipi. It B. Bt. Edmund% 41 Wilts, Somerset, & Wry., 101 Ilj Lansaidert & Carlisle, 67 York and Newcastle, 36 71 Landon & Bleekwall. 71 Do. Ellen., 1 UM, Brighton, &S. C., 531 1 Do. Pref., „a Do, Corm Eighth., 131 York and N. M and Ex., 441 N. W. 132 Do. E. & W. Riding Ex., 23 London & S. Western, 69 1 Bonk:gee and Amiens, 151 Do. Tenths, ConeoL, 67 Northern ot Frame, 101 II Midland, 1301 Paris and Lyon.. 3 Do. 601. shares, 10 Paris and Strubourg, 41 Do. CorsoL Bristol and Bk. 6 per Cent., 129 LIVERPOOL SALES, Jut. 6 The market was very firm to-day, and towards the close 182 j was offered for London and North Waterns,but there were no sellers. Birm. & Oxford In., 7 1 P Cheater and Birk., 401 Do. Halves, 201 Great Northern, 11 d Hodder. C. and It., 21 P Do. Ellen, j Leeds It Dena., 6 p Li.., Mon., & Neve. hi., 1 j d Lon. and N. W., 182 Do. New Qrs. 111 p Do. Fifths, 15) p Do. Qr.. (G. .), 171 p N. Shißard.hira, p Kan. and Leeda Blithe, S p Do. Haloes (late H.& Sh.), Jl p Do. Halves (late L. & B.), St p Do. Fifth. (late W. FL IL). 1 p Man., Bhef.. & LW. kW, sh., R 1 d Do. Quartets, 14 d Midland 401. sh., 4441 Do. New, 4i t p Shrews. & Cheater New, p S. E. & Dover New, N 0.4, U.9d. d S. York, Doo., & Boole, York and Newc. Pref., p p ar SALES, JOLT 6. , but the ezeitemettt wee not A large bueineeiors4oll; nearly equal to that on this but so slightly u scarcely to b Pr. and WI 1 Oaf. Ja., 7 k p Cffth, & N. W, reef, 3-8 p Derby, Stafford, and Wor, 1 d E. Conant*, 91 Ert Lancashire New, I d Do. New &rip., p &6t o. Qrs., 17 I/ Exeter and Exmouth, 948 1 .1 Great Northern, 1 7.18 d Leeds and Think Pref., lay week, and pricer receded, worth mentioning. Mae, Buz, Mat., & Yli. ed litardatmarm $ Laois 136. stL (lab MIL"Es.), 3-18 p and w R. u .al t trt e hr l 3 . ol 5h.. 2 41 Do. Bbeff., In, 2i j d N. British Estee., jp N. Staffordshire, 3) p Oldham Alliance, 1.16 p South E. and DOW?, N 0.2, 5.18 p Do. do. No. 4, j d 8411.1%, Jot. O. insetted; in prices there was anon' are by no means firm. N. Staffordshire, 31 66e. 3d. p Shrews. & Birm. (0), tle. Bd. d OS 1.0“.12. Very little business was no alts ratios, but present qt Lon. and N. Western, ISI Mrs., WoL, Sr SL Y., 1 I Man., Ens., and Mat., d LEEDS I There was a trifling basin some descriptions of stock h others they ruled firm. Araberdstra, 15s. d Carlisle Extension, Ss. ed. p E. Counties York Ex., 7s. 6d.d E. Lancsublre New, Se. le. d E. and West Yorkshire, 25. d !ladders. & Manchester, 24 p Jour 6. I in shares, although prices for an upward tendency, and in Leeds & "%Irak, 51 d Do. Pref., 12e. d Ueda and Dewebury, 51 p Man. & Leeds 321. eh., 7. p North Western, 25e. 6d. 25. d West Riding Unlon, 76 &I. p BRISTOI., JCLT 6. - The market was dull, but without any material depnsaima of prices ; Great Weston, were better to-day than yesterday. HULL SALES, .Tuar S. Han. and Leeds W. R. U.), Sr. p & Staffordshire, J d N. British Qrs.. ,Scrip 11 , la ss. . 34.9 d. p B. York., Don., and Goole, d Do. Ext. YORK SAI Gt. Northern, 4/. Si. Yea, Buz, list., end lib:nand, IL 19e. 6d. Newt. & Berm td[ New, N. le. W. York &New. Pref., 12L 11L N. 12. LES, JOLT 8. North Beidsh Halves, 154 Do. Ttdrds, 21. 14a. 6d. 24 Do. Qrs., 41. 14s. 6d. Do. Ysten., 16a. HALM, Inv 5. Groat Northern, 80s. N. British Halves, 154 Do. Qrs., 82s. 6d. Do. Thirds, 535. Sle. Scottish Central, 214 Dundee and Perth,32T ---- Do. Qrs., 665. 665. 6d. E. Lothian Central. 76.6 6d. Edtn. & Northern New, 76a. 73e. Edits. and NewporP, 74 Do. do. New, 525. GLASGOW SA Ayrshire & Galloway, 46a. Caledonian New, 425. 42.. 6d. East India, 3s. ad. 171.. r I. E. farihUa &arra]. 41r. gra 01mg,, Ma, & Ardrcs., 72d. 6d. W. &glib an, Kew, lea PRODUCE—MiNciNo-Lie, Half-past Two.— Tile public sales consisted of 6,000 bags good to fine Madras Sugar 200 casks B. P.; and 1,700 bogs Ceylon Coffee ; 760 bars B. P. Cocoa ; 2,600 bags Bengal, and 705 bags Madras Rice ; 1,100 bags Saltpetre ; 100 bags Pimeato ; and 2,700 bags Pepper. The Sugar partly mold at 355. to 524. 6d. ; the remainder was bought in.— Coffee The sales are programming steadily, at about yester day's prices.—Rice partly sold at a slight decline. Bengal, 16e. to 18a.; Madras, 16e. to 16s. 6 1 .—Pepper bought in a . 31d. for heavy Malabar.—Pimento mold at 41d. to 40.- 1 Saltpetre, refraction 41, bought in at 30e. 6d. ; refraction 61, sold at 295. 6d.—Cotton continues steady. MITT PAID ON 1100 Al TO LAM . WM. Mt. Lind" Bristol, Bull, sod the Clyde 1,541,150 To the sons lima year 2,091,16/ UMW 419,9N mew Pam ow ems a INT TO cur wm. lbs. Lopekel - ...... - .............- ........................ . 13,041,121 = 44 ... . 2,787.619 NUN Hull ... —.. ... 129,287 Clyde 1 lona - 1 1 77.,* , 4 4 11D Berne time 16411. Increase TALLOW.—Market steady; a fair demand on the spot at 495. and separate inentba' delivery, 48s. October to December delivery, 475. Bd. COALS.t-Half-pawl Two.—The following are the quotations : Eden Main, 1711. 6d. ; Hasting's Hartley, 18s. ; West Hartley, 18e. ; Walla End Braddyll's Hetton, 18e. 3d. ; Wells End Hatton, 18s. ed. ; Walls End Tees, 18s. 3d. 49 ships at market. CORY.—Massa Laisa.—There was but little Eng Ugh Whent fresh up at oar market this morning, and the supply of foreign was not so large as of late. The trade has assumed some degree of firmness, and sales in many instances were made at an advance of le. per qr. upon Monday's rates. Oats were also in better request, and some amount of business was done at the extreme quotations of last market day. Barley, Beans, and Peas, unaltered. - - - - - The following ars Monday's quotation 4: BRITISH. Molitor. see Warty Witarr, Lassa and Kent Red ... 68 to 72 to 73... White 72 - to 75 to 90 Norfolk and Suffolk ...66 to 70 to 71... do. 68 to 72 to 73 Talavera (lawn or Stank) 73 to 111 Camb. k 1.4 a., Bed ...69 to 71 to 73.. White 70 to 79 to 75 Northumb. slid Scotch do. —to —... do. —to —ta Irish do. RT. to B4acar, Feeding 39 to 42 Distilling 44 to 46 to 48 . Malting to Chevalier to —las Utah to &wish 43 Boca War.. 48 to SI 8141.1 83 to 72 fine, pals 14 lo 1111 OATS, Daglish Feed 26 to 284 0d.... .Black ...IS BS 268.11 Ditto Poland, 80 to 31s Od Point° _3l Os MU Item. and 9oolelaeed.27 to 29. Od P0tat0...32 to 3408$ Irish Feed .14 to 27. Od Black .28 to 17.110 Ditto Potato Pa" Gray Moe 46 to 68. Od 14aple 49 to 63 —to ro= ll. —to White 63 to ii 4 53 to 37 B&W% Maxagas .37 to 88. .ttek Harrow 41 to 42 —mall 44 to 48 ..old 46 to 49 TAW, New Spring to —...new whiter to —...01d to 184reasso, New 4O to 42 Lures= Cana, per thousand Bll 10s. to 813 Os. cif ~~p ~ : WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 7,1817. [3d. Fermat tri ne. Rona, Toinaloado, dellseroL.6o to 62 foe heasehoid 6 3 to 39 liartiewniewiEME Lineoln, sad Tortoni,' TORREON. Dart' tree. Wawa. Dam* sea maiiptars- ,- .- 87 to 73 .. fine.— —to 73 romemareart ik =k, antfertetens, new Fan& and Dade It end Mentiergb B7 to 89 lawian 62 to 83...Egypdan . to Lambe and Odeme 61 Wes =art. luwd to omit te --Andrallan 83 to 73 Era — lllA.atar. Feeding. ... 38 to 40 Dietlfflor 42 to 46 lama Coax . .... .. . 37 to 64 lalrfitill to OATS, Itawiaa renwrawan end iltrandand Bwedleb and Daniell Prieniend and Dated teed. —to Ditto Drew. to Bun, Tick Snell — to oid 40 to 46 137Ptiaa ... $2 to 34 Tammy to PRA 9 , 14 ... 43 to 30 Molise 64 to 38 Tema Old to new to lo , ro to most Deltic and Randan 4O 44 to 47 Mediterranean and Odom 47 ft to 31 itaranno 40 to 41 Manama 36 to 38 MUMMA, entax....._ . ..... hoe et duty, par ton, £3 Ile. Is SS Ita. 1i.1112.2. Coe ea Dutch wed Orman ditto C 9 19a. to tlO 10a Ditto Preach and Agawam ditto CIS Ma to all 10a. . . per BM. rit Mal * ....m.s. has 2 is per - Beek dliMlll6 ARRIVALS LNTO LONDON FROM NA JULY TO Mt JULY. Qrs. Roilish. Scale& UM. F I TZ. Wisest I 630 I Barley I 240 I I Oats Flour, 330 socks; bands. NAIL 410 quartem IMPERIAL AVERAGE& Wheat. Barley] Oats. I Rye. I Berns. Pees. May 22 . . ... 1944 10d 33.1 ed,34s 3d69. 4437. Sd 60s Ild 1 99 g. 29 ... ... 1021 3d 36s 3/264 11e3734 Ild 390 led 29s M June 3 ... .. led 38. 1 d 311 114 , 711 R 81. Sd e Sd e II ... .... Sea 10432. 0434 s Itt,o7s 1e1(37, 84139. Id 19 ... ... ls 74 . 321 1(11334 9el he 11.137. 3d 37. led 21 ... ... Ils 441:320 4.2121a 11461. Ild 37s 8 d137. 04 6 weeks' An. Aver. 94s ledj34. o d9 is 6c1 1 7t0 e 4 i36s 69 Ste 2d (There are no duties an Foreign Oran.) 213. I June 3. farm 111. - ii IS HULL, JULY 6.-There has been scarcely a drop of rain during the past week, and the weather altogether meet beautiful. The trade has been almost paralysed, and some low isles have been made where parties were averse to landing. Probably the decline in price will prove too great, and we may shortly experience some re-action. Consump tion going on, and millers hardly increasing their stocks at all, must tell, and we cannot but think Wheat at 705., Oats at 275., and Egyptian Beans at 38.,., worth attention. The bulk of our arrivals, which are again large, are going to gran ary There Au less Wheat shown by our farmers tG. d and, though we quote prices 6s. lower, the market was firm at the decline. Foreign ;sore looked at, but being held above neighbouring marked, little business can be done. All spring Corn much depressed. • sale of Rye Meal to-morrow ; this article is coming In I freely. Limited goes off but slowly. Linseed Cakes fetch, our quotations; the stock is smali, but the sale, though good for the period of the year, is of a retail character. No Rapeseed on the market, and the sale of Cakes slow. The following are the present prices of grain: Wheat, red, 665. to 708. ; white, 70s. to 76e. ; Dantzic, 68s. to 765. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 655. to 70s. Barley, malting, 40s. to 458. ; grinding, 38s. to 495. Oats, Danish, 225. to 265. ; Russian, 26e. to 28e. Beans, 4,6 e. • foreign, 38e. to 445. ; Pete, white and yellow, 50s. Linseed, crushing, 36e. to 48s feeding, 486. to 525. Rapeseed, per 10 qrs., 261. Lin seed Cakes, English, per ton, 10/. ss. ; foreign, 81. to 91. Rape Cakes, 61. Imports from tie 26th June to the 2nd July inclusive; Wheat, 6,661; Barley, 1,983; Oats, 12,107; Beans, 6,190; Linseed, 1,734; Linseed Cakes, 86; Rape Cakes, 86. IPSWICH, JULY 6.-The business transaction, in Wheat to- day are of the most limited order ; and it is elastic impossi. ble to give • correct quotations of prices; 688. to 70a. are about current rates. Nothing doing in any other dentrip tion of grain. LEEDS. JULY 6.-The arrivals of Wheat are =dusts ; price' still continue to recede, and we quote this article b. per qr. below Fridge, there is, however, no pressure, and • great indifference to sell at the reduction. Barley nominal. Oats and Shelling are each rather lower. Beans slow mks, at about the same price. Other articles as before. Arrivals this week : Wheat, 3,029; Oats. 1,780 ; Barley, 587 ; Beans, 695; Rapeseed, 2,168 B LRIORTON UZZARD, JULY 6.-Of Wheat there was but little offering to-day' ;r still trade ruled very dull, at a reduc tion of from 6s. to 84. per load under last week's ratan. But little doing in spring Corn, which might have been bought on lower terms. Wheat, per load of 6 bushels, 40s. to 475. Barley, 445. to 50s. per qr. imperial. Beans, 34e. to 36e. per 5 bushels. LiveeeooL, JULY 6.-The arrivals here, up to and dace Friday last, form for the week a tolerable import of Whig and Indian Corn from abroad ; but of other grain thence, or o f English or Irish produce, the supply is inconsiderable, and of States' Flour 16,822 barrels only. Notwithstanding the farther great decline in Mark-lane yesterday, and the auspi cious weather which has uniformly prevailed ''nos the 24th ultimo, we had a very full attendance of both local and country millers this morning, and for all useful descriptions of British and foreign Wheats a lively and ready sale at Id. to 2d. below the reduced rates of Friday, making the decline 6d., and in several instances Bd., per 70 lb. from the currency of this day . se'neighL American Flour, of good fresh quality, being in active re. quest, as well from consumers as for investment, the opera. Dons were considerable ; and, partly recovering the above named depression, prime Western brands realised 355. 6d. to 36e., the trade ruling firm, and few parcels offering at the close of business. Barley, Beans, and Peas were cheaper again to-day, and each difficult of sale, at our reduced quo tations. Oats, although rather more saleable, were also Wi ther depressed in value ; and Oatmeal nearly without in quiry. Indian Coro, assuming an improved aspect, .was taken off more freely at a slight amendment upon late prices. and Indian Meal was in moderate demand, on terms last noted. -British: Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, 10e. to 10s. 6d. ; extra, 10s. 6d. to 10s. 9d.; white, 10s. ad. to 10s. 9d.; extra, 10s. 9d. tolls. ; Irish, red, 98.65. to 10s. ; extra, 95. - 9 d. to 10s. 3d. ; white, 95. 10s. 3d. Barley, English, per quarter, 4.68. to 485.; Chevalier, 475. to 48e ,• Scotch and Irish, per 601 6 ., sa. 6d. to 6s. Malt, ' English, per quarter, pale, 745. to 80s. Oats, English and Scotch, per 451 b., 4s. 9d. to 48. 11d. ; Welsh, U. 7d. to 4s. 9d.; Irish, fine qualities, 45. 7d. to 4s. 9d.; general qualities', 4s. 6d. to 44. 7d. Beans, English, per quarter, 48s. to 61s. ; Pigeon, 52a. to 64e. Scotch and Irish per 480 lb., 445. to 455. Peas, English, per quarter, white, 544. to 68e. ; do. and Irish, grey, 60s. to 61s. Flour, per 280 lb., English and Irish fine, 545. to 565. ; superfine, 551. to 575. ; extra, 575. to 695. Oatmeal, per load of 240 lb., Irish, new, 1846, 43.. to 46e. ; old, 41s. to 43a. ; Canadian, old, 41a. to 435. Bran, per 24 lb., la. 10d. to 2s. Foreign : Wheat, per 7016., Canadian, free, red, 91. 6d. to 98. 9d. ; white, 104. to 10s. 3d. ' • United States, red, 9s. 9d. to 100. ; white, 10s. 3d. to 10s. 6d. ; Dentsic, mixed and red, On. 9d. to 10s. ,• high mixed, 101. 6d. to 10s. 9d. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 9s. 9d. to 10e. ; white, 10s. 3d. to 10e. ,1 6 , 5 0 . 1 ; an 1 i 11a and Petersburg, red, rsburg, red, 9s. 3d. to 9s. 6d. ; , 81. 6d. 9s. ; Odessa, common, red, 9s. to 9s. • Polish, 9s. 64. to 95. 9d.; French, Spanish, and Italian, red, 9s. 3d. to 9a 6d. ' • whit*, 91. 9d. to 10s. • Bennet and Mariano poll, red, 92. 6d. to 9a. 9d. ; Egyptian , 7s. 6d. to 7s. 95., Mediterranean de., hard, rei, Bs. 9d. to 9s ; Bye, per qr., 'Baltic, ate., 60s. to 655. Barley, per 6016.. ss. bd. to 64. Oats, per 461 b., 4s. 6d. to 4s. 94. Beans, per quarter, European, 46e. to 475.; Egyptian, per 4801b.' Me. to 340. Peas, per qr. Baltic, de., white, 565. to 584.; Canadian, 545. to 6 6 e. Indian Corn, per 4801 b., 40s. to 445. Indian Meal, per barrel of 1961 b., 20s. to 21s. Flour, per barrel of 1961 b., Canadian, sweet, 365. to 355. 6d. - United States, sweet, 35e. to 36a. ; United States and &median, soar, 30s. te 31s. Arrivals from the 29th June to the 6th July, inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn : Wheat, 12,776 qn.; Barley, 503 ; Malt, 659 ; Oats, 813 ; Rye, 30 ; Beans, 1,350 ; Peas, 203 ; Indian Corn, 22,390 ; Indian Corn Meal. 1,716 barrels; Oatmeal, 1,278 sacks; Flour, 203 sacks, 17.829 burgle. . . LYNN, JULY 6.—The weather ham become exceedingly fine fee maturing the crops which are Form= roost favourably. The supply of 'Wheat at market was small, and the sale miry dull, at a decline of about Be. per qr. ; 621 b. to 631 b., 61is. to 66e. ; fine, 68e. No other grain at market. Averages posted here this day —Wheat, 322 gm., 765. 9d. ; Barley, 6,46 e.; Oats, 60, 30.. 10d.; Beans, 22, 68e. 10d. _ _ . PLYMOUTH, JOLT 6. Our corn market to-day has been well attended with miller. Owing to the continued fine weather and dull &peanuts from Mark-lane, no sales of foreign have been effected; no supply of English. Flour, beet, 605.; seconds, 68e. SALISBURY, JOLT 6.—The top price given for the finest r.mplee of white Wheat did not exceed 73. per qr. ; good red, 645. to 684. • some offered even as low as 60e. Barley, 3s. per qr. ; Malt, 45.; Beans, 6s. to 65.: Peas, U. to ss. ; end Rye, 3s. to 4s. lower. Winter and Spring Tares as last week. WIRBIOH, JULY 6.—The following are Om averages pate.' this day . Wheat, 31. 16s. 10d. per qr. imperial; Oats, 11. 9s. 3d. _ _ . iIILY 3.--Binos our lad the weather has be ams quite changed, and we have now powerful hot sun well molted to the grain mope, which all avow very mil apparently of abundant prodnoe. - We regret to W farther reports of the blight in PotaWea, sod that it 11111411ning a more marked appearance daily. T arrhale knit the past week are not heavy ; yet, from ths almsno of a general country demand, the trade of Bread** was extremely dull, and little program made. Oar Airdssa advice*, received this week, quote prices of Wheat. Firm, and Indian Corn as dear, or dearer, there than our present rates. Wheat, per barrel of 20st., red, 11. lbs. white, 11. lbs. Oats, per barrel of 14st., Potato, It. be.; Barley, malting, per barrel of 16 stone, 11. 10s. c , Beans, mod, par tee, 191.; damaged, 61. ; Deists Indies Corn, 124 2s. 6d. ; Italian, 121 ; Spanish, 12/. ; Americas white, 111. 10e. to 121 ; yellow, 111. 10e. to 121 ; Indian Corn Meal, 121. 1011. to 181. American Floar, Western Canal, 11. 18s. per barrel; Baltimore and others, 11. 175 .; sour, 11. 12r. Damaged Indian Coro, for feeding cattle, pigs, &e., et per too. Gleam Peruvian, 81. 10s. per ton ; lehaboe, 81. ; Patagonian, 71. N sway, J tar 5. —The market is reported dull, and Indian Corn, which on Saturday sold at 12s. 31. per Cwt., to-day brought only 12a., for white descriptions, yellow remaining at the former prices. Flour, Oatmeal, American Flour, sell at the same prime as noted in our last. MANIJFACTURES.—HUDDEBSYIELD, JOLT 6. We are glad in having to report a considerable improvement upon our last week's market ; in fact, more buyers have been in our halls this day than for many months back. And only let our grain markets keep on with their retrograde movements a little longer, and our hives of manufacturing industry will soon be ha rd to send forth the busy hum of labour. CHEESE.—SALTEIBURY, lota' B.—A large pitch of new Somerset and Dorset Cheese this day. Prices seem rather better. We observed 74e. asked for best Chedders ; 64e. to 66e. for best red double Somerset.; 66e. for single do., sad North Wilts ; prime old do., up to 60s. Some good single Cheeses, from 50.. to 645.; best Half-Coward, from 445. to 46e. ; common, 38a. to 40e ; best Skims, 365. ; com mon, 28e. to 30s. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Towner, Jun- 6. The Earl of SturrasoußY took his seat as deputy speaks? at 6 o'clock. PUBLIC 111Y3INP98. PrITITONB.-87 Lord Bnooonan, from mediml practitioners of ' Cart6le, In favour of the Medical ReMetration alvo various petitinos from Derby, Withal', and other place", in favour of the iindth of Towns Bill; from Perth and Dundee, in tansir of amend ment of la. relative to heritable property in Somirmd. Their lordships adjourned at 20 minutes after 5 to Thursday next (to-mororw). ROUSE OF COMMONS.—TUESDAY, JULY 6. The SPlawa took the chair at 12 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINKSS. SECOND READINGS.— Argyle Canal; Newbart (or Oravences) Pilate; Patenor Estate; IWr...ancirs }hats; Wingfield's (or St. Au ß b rAtT CgriSTDIERED.—York and Newcastle Barmy (Baia Line homovenient. Be.) Bill. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PITTIONS.—By Sir if. DOOOLLAI, (MD 3,000 risme °Wren:ea =the repeal of the Navigation Laws ; from Marmon to the am. —Mr. B. Baooto, from 130 °Mons connected with the edmi. niertice of the Poor Law, in favour of superannuation fund. OCIMMITTE/I&—rsge4 In Ctunicem Affidavit Office; Stock in —Drd et Leads (ieird) ; Nee Zealand Company; Xhosa Ildlerhe Mr. T. Di:amus ired); Idle. TRUIDIZADUMIIIedtOorpoIes; Curdy of Offender*: Orem Nargoden_ NO& RITMO ounazo.— th Mien of e. —Rehm et ad papa v._ no o. m% e eamariderlor, come. ponders arm 111 PeetteaMca antterre rare to il the dl.. maker at Rebut Omen • a seam; pot letter earner In the Gomel Pombeeet ; 'bowing the gram& of ea* dr. with a eery ef re order reed le AMA Onapme on s, Me ird fey at July, by Thome Boyden, the srelat sorlmoner, ennaeniganeh MOM .—Aloo, a copy of the re made. sinrges kinght empler the onpertending presider and ▪ lamelor et Met mho by Ibm odd Mort Orme ,• the ears. =her ....... lMtwono MOM r Cherms end the PeOcalles sobering, mo. rib re eer wfq the forger reetloden K omelt shows boa Me dreelbrel by Mr. Mork, solleller le the Pon. Oho ; dee, gem et the arms ghee bare Mr. Pa m.= ORM Inneedgedin itimart Orem' dorm et* Yr. sager derem—dit Ihe *Ma et Mr. Nork—lielarn del pey 'WP6lll.ll7;rrol.rafefisirelleag. "WilL with the erne MI Mesh alai esteem are* he en* year , and the angteonle ma to Oda yew. Orbs et rarr orreeperbor era lho tot ley et harry. 160 Moen the rammalbrabe re 'MOM Mredes MMus In WM; end the MO goverment or Or treirm, nagerdet m brew lo tbdr gook pay mgenden etthm Mlle whkit Ste semegerons Me - toerer ear hdiretheir MOM" or oral* the yer lianeMary grant ; espir et all earoper knee *it bee taken pea Meurer the rad et areators and the meet ersittec, with the ISM=K MY oral the board of ontrel, ca the subject a re lest Marne; return et the need and expenditure at kr Iset three year& —On the Mien et Yr. Romer,— Ilseuen Odium en *ram ht trade pee prediedeen le the Property and brament, & 1 Vie., c. ardor IMAM D, for Oa ler trig the Stb day et homy, isek itletlnguialt og Ote emmis charged be Omen bra Awe 130/. and raft SOK ; MN. and odor NIL ; 1001. red soda 004 ; 4001. mall urger& ; 8001. end ender 6001. ; 11611 l end ender 7001. • Mei. M mar BM. • 8001. and go kr Md. •, end under 1,0001. - LOOK Ned under I,3fvq.: mo v:ki. and under &Irak; 2,300/. and uncle; 411111 L ; 111001. end til e r ; LOW& Ohl veaer 3,0001. ; 3,0001. mamba 111,4161.; 16, ani under OAK; AWOL and under OMNI. ; 14,1501. end eider 0,0001. ; 36,4461. ind upwards ; show. fog rant drepills la orb elm the meter of persons in PM dm, widths ram* et fez readved from each elm, Return K dem is.lhe roger* aNd Inimmotax, e & 6 Vie., e. en poem la Teeing* of WMti ~ .ankle, or other • pomade volts Moder B, the amoals Moped le demo free Mee 1301. end ; 30 0 1. and miler IIIL; VAL M weir OW. ; ON. god mew SOIL : Be* and din . 111161. ; 1111. GM arie 701. ; 7111. M mder ; 8007. awl Mier Ned; SM. rid Mae 411114.; 1.4011. end under 1,30014 IJIOI. mod mat WM.; &OW re tseder 1 0001 . ; 3,0001. and oder 4,14414.; 4,11161. god ender MOIR ; MOW. and upwards; show. Ing Or earat oberimble In eade 0,1 number of perm in see Me, and the mem of tax rearvel from each clan Return ef the net motor of property and Mom ter receired for the year mew the 3th day of January, 1844. demi ender the several ache. dear, (A), (B), (C). (T). and (E). emendned In the act 3 & 8 Vie., cap. 35. A like return for the year ending the sth day of lenecry, 1847. NOTICE OT NOTlON.—Aaort.r Carat BILL—Mr. Co eternal, Oa err fer farther proceeding with this bill, to mil attention both* rem elemee err which it had been reed ae a private ho!, whilst it MOM • mete 147,0001. of public money. /„/ HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. Two o'Cloek.— 1 Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the market continues in a very firm state. IDOW Ws Kumla, p.evrt. NO to N. II Tome' Geo.. p. stroll. 4t04. 5 WWII le: IL.als „ 44t0 4 5 Troll., Istota.. „ 211t02 If ' loom M=ar SALIABORY, JULY B.—The trade here Very dull; the best Farnhams barely fetching 61. 10s. per cwt. ; country, M. ; inferior, el. 10a. ; some old Kents, 40s. WOZONSTIII.—Tbe Hop plantations are getting worm d&y, the lnot haring 'quite stripped the plant of its leaves, se WS Um the appearance of brolaein WeillklVt g unite dead, and rail ile kre err Werra this airdt"Mlllr Wit this yew The market is quite bee of , and the few rear on oar at each es follows : Blenrii and low, fa. to 84%; Mae sad *err, 90e. to 1000. MAIDSTONE, .1111.1 6.—There is a great Imam of lice within the lam in, days, emm where there were but Mr Sr This places the chasm etaro le • very previous may, The" Jul fir," it is a toreen wpm doe an the arils' The ere me , ako be mid et Melee aim pew. no Oakes pwar rem le bre been tater swam elm, mod It h iCt repro oil rale wen erred. Daty, MAW te l lbw," Ar eel llnnar, the heir ere as well an pea= premise fall eroD—At Loam" lie wit lie pryer for a rep le ei goad, If sr teller, Owe et We the led yer.—At Tan nin, the Ire rt perks =dm lea pm; ig wry kr ; sue norms WON dew id raft lad lellarti rellw. pad. **Mei re =a wa this woremer. ond=r • rep, het Ore Is a in oar of the pier I. Or rapio te. dam t Or le we erre et he —At Ire Tprier therm kr pro wry tie Crap; Sy arty pep We ler NOMA te the Napo 1 reit way le meal the heltdr er wr • WIMP Ihn liar IlwfieldWlßW we deleowelL—At NINININIMIN, ON INS bibs voa.—at ll•sam, Weeper het slowly ; Ilea or kr bre dkroured warn& Pea The wildnipte and reap wow awe reek the perk et re Mei; poet der of hefty elko.—At Orrinareer, Yin net we es Met week; fly some pee ; Ste neatly inereer, and were pore have reeked enewbea re reek• , hordell," end • matrairty arts as to we perm • oron—ett Cameroon, earthy, Or rt ramp wealilei Sr Remy la aberdare% .4 % halls enesp leer Oa the ordelever well as best rola wed • p one le Illorres ,ne bine gre•ofss; Nee aid tostig, rev • Wait deal of hemp dew. The Or/me ere rat • elored.—At • .eara liae Mill power ; teeny parr dr re cant of kw Ike ; bee famallati . Cly.—M Err Moe ere reran sr aro ars very fo h rle a l i a pro late roht.-411 Erma the wing where It is err and leakke modi are than last week, but rh e enlielleil ilt le imelegthsellmeretthe worn wry relderably. A kw imptleyeelikeir theilmealbeflreeray.—At Ilieroomie, the kegs Ire rob bet Mlle pewee ilde we t id., i1 ,... • Prile here Ward or valdeelka MOM, Ire era re of PAW erl i V, awl armee In ghee row le ma rear tie Pre rot sere lee ma (*lnvade: the rosy dewier Pre made Its error lot sir not to an eatailt to err theater Orli power talleerwil the a not 10 towline mad In ravelMidereele Mee wife Wure.—At Beau the hops are Wilds( •611.—at imoser are Is ea Irene* porky at hops in premed= 6 le wags. el or ere mirk of a Irety few year pirdegg Ihey we pow* ar hare machine/Niel kekg ere Sepia —Hama , In the perk ofireereet the peke Ns to =tai well Parr yeah Mr or ropeirily bird terra wery , whielee te the porn a hope et eammot yet Ile lie c rive Old mil the bore ear gear I Or they wen • leek; • wens sear wall probably de thew red. riot= year okra berg Ike dr year of l e d r there wer• sr re pees kr rik ow or wale& eki alga Iseerdow es Ihe kora lot NON e - ta, the dry sorthret red kr, err embiatinale. The prod apron of the peremele Ire inlahherbeedi la that they sesking•sey well at peer la the drit pear, vire It la mot end releti an the upward Pre they are Ude do eted wlia re lark Berkey : The Pp In this lad re selldWarlad are rah bar el Irk Ity, het ene la • prowleg rei radltkw. Ilerwrail : Amoy re hap re ire P I S la Pride. eaalbar. The . 81Egar re sera up re lee; re ty W dlorpreed; there la hewer men boar ilk week eon Ira sr Ike appeneere of the bre le la ler prier kr herby am Sr thea—Dananswe : The key is Mie perk la mere prim ire rob vase then they wee • weitir la ere low es= et axe worm bet awl laablog wey hop thle work her ride we =Pnliad posel; they are ark Meted irk ear ka•apobor. Ism •II the pram are looking .thy hr. —Ornerrerare .• Ire wey Let the hop In this peek& have =dewy= • ere e. la err order there Me a is.. ✓ear* park of reoptlew Men in the prt week, awl the appeenmem are met letreardle kr a erep se they were tea drier —aurora: The pod wee lir kir a &room re le robe. plant, and wit eery Is k peer la dr imery, boy wheresseer we myth d e how, the Wei Inerdelime a l=a. The myriads etwern Mee, ly, art lee) her - lira lemerbo. led worm te de ea weer the liesepiew hue 85se elly rat of the Pop Peer Pr eery of ride, In the het •Menwer k lowa =O,l drape et Al Ore irk ere norty ai mMer b . rib erellorme relltrit kr the rear Woe vallity reealeas rd linweres, es Ihelamele oriberet et deoreseloweee kr die y verde pare ef • limbo her re lierly be • ape* damp We Ore • meal 111sla tare —reeenmeor : ere plea see wry modk the knee en reek. Irk ea lamer dis =ire la • derail eme - k era parr el re gala Or ere tray rise re kir re Odirreelly. We so= wear Or the rep be portleL—itarma : The hope ere set improved Oiler week, le are Lbws In wore ardller beftetterell war mit read with h at: but we Ihei In hop, of • Owerelie set litgatttng wat took pre lea yer.--Moirso : leldi dm onirks of two ea three e= the beta her, does re LI eery reek roe PR tad kosey.dew esid le a pat err; Weed, se for so, that Is le the Ore or Ile het i ge a red erop.— Norma : The= i l i n i e s erilisoreed ale but are not tree per wrier We Poe d poor .der, Sae weaker kr • week er Pe wooldveryierk Fly erawern Forsi the Pp hi tits dierletere wry err • sore to ea arm In • 1 : are the =e a or ear dap the didimi a . lawasew lon Is erred la are verde la thin ; peerelly re ✓owaleen Yee hooraMe Sea eat Warm t Ilie hop In this dideletdre rebut raper Ire ereekarel a relied for the Wirt►lb The aid MOM vier that her preedit d a i l e . o leet fro dip Poe ebeelr *dr prime =ap, end the bery.dew le Ara la =y pr 4 WOOL.—HUDDEBSPIELD, JULY 6.—Oar Wool market during the past week his exhibited more activity. Prices cannot be got up, but the article is taken more rea dily at former prices. Good Sydney Wools, clean and without ban, are more readily quit than they were before the German fairs, at prima from le. td. to la. Sid. per I . &tugboat', JOLT 6.—Trade a trifle better for the best Down tag Wool; some prime tads fetched 32e. ; mixed, 28.. to 295. ; half-and-half, 275. ; two-thirds inferior Wool, 265. ; inferior long Wool, 25a. ; coarse, 235. to 2ts. SKINS.—SALISBURT, JULY 6.—By tho bargain, for mixed of all sort., Is. 9d. eacb ; single Skins, shorn, Sd. to 10d. Best Lamb-Skins, 2a. 6d. to 2.. 9d. ; common, Is. 6d. I to 2s, For Yesterday's Market, ...I.n pare. SHIPPING. Matte Waterford, 2; Donaghadee, I ; Gummy and Jersey, 1 • French, 1; Flanders, 1. Lostrow, July 7.—lt blew heavily alter midnight, in noels, with meek Isla, thunder, and Waning. Wind this daukLtamin, 8.8. W., _moderate breeze, and cloudy. July 6.-B.W. to 8.8. W.—Arrived : Charles Wil liams, 11 New Orleans; a barge, Cuba. Arrived from the river : Ocean Bride, Beelike ,• Serafn , Mannish; British Isles, Cuba ; Sterling and Juliet, Quebec; Whitby, Halifax. Vow, July 6.—Veriable. Arrived ; Helens, Swam ; Kate Scott, Bahia Atlas, Matanzas. Ptysiourm.—Arrived : 6th, Cynthia, St. John's, New foundland, and sailed for London. Off port : Windermere, Hobart Town; Hang Bogislaw, Monte Video, for Ant es OPT FILLOOKEE, July 6.—Chanticleer, Zanzibar. FALIIOII7E, : Rosalind, Valparaiso. HOLYRlAD.—Variable.—Anived : 6th, Senator, New York. CLYDE, July 6.-B.—Arrived: 4th, Mogul, Serbia's, 6th, Europe, Matanzas. Sailed : Elizabeth, St. Crux; Le vant, St. John's, N.B. ; Lord Sidatouth, Piston. Sailed; 4th Amanda, Demerara. A schooner, of about 120 toss, apparently American, waterlogged, with mainmast and bow sprit only standing, hull painted black, a white fiddle-head, appearing to have been some time in that stale, was boarded,26th ult,in lat. 47 N., long. 14 W., by the Midway, arrived off Falmouth, from Sydnei Destix, July 4 and 5.--.9.5.13.—5ai1ed : Kingston, Demerara. Benno', July 6.—N., light—Arrived: Triumph, New York; Thetis, St. Stephens N.B. GLOUCESTER, July 6.—;3.W.—Arrived : Glean, Prince Edward's Island. Sailed : Solon, Quebec. The Artful Dodge, of London, far this port, stuck on the Darin entering this morning, is much strained, and making water fast ; Is discharging. Warsaroari, July 6.-B.S.E.—Sailed : Ocean Queen, St. John's, Newfoundland. Coax, July 4.-8. E., fresh.—Arrived ; Elizabeth, Savan nah; Elizabeth, Baltimore; Pampero, New York, and sailed for Westport. Sailed : Sir H. Sale, New Zealand. A brig, water-logged and dim:nested, with white streaka and large white spots on her stern, was passed, 21st ult., by the Pampers, arrived here. HULL July 6.—N.8., moderate.—Arrived : Lord Ma gian, Miramieht Sailed : Waterloo, Quebec. OEIIEBE7, July 6. —The Venus, Shields to London, put in here this mo rn ing, leaky, having struck on the Bar ,! el Hartlepool. BELFAST, Jul' s.—The Athlone (rt.? has been got off dare sad into this plane; but the Sea King fell over at !owl water and filled, and is likely to bees:lie a wreck. Part of cargo saved. I PIENILICE, July 6.—The Napoleon 11., from Newport to L'Orient, has been taken into St. Ives this morning, in a sinking state. NEWPORT, July 6. W.—Sailed : Alexander Hovey, Jamaica. SUNDERLAND IMPROVEMENT BILL. Mr. HUTT moved that the standing order, No. 124, re quiring a breviate to be laid on the table of the house three attar days before the second reading of a private hill, be sus. pended an the case of the Sunderland Improvement Markets and Bridge Bill, and that the bill be read a second time this day, Mr. HUDSON opposed the motion, on the ground that the suspension of the standing order would eoable the pro moters to take the opponents of the measure by surprise, and that they would not have that notice of the measure to which they were entitled. After a short eonversation the motion was postponed until tomorrow (this day). COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY.—HEALTH OF TOWNS. On the motion of Lord MORPETH the house went Into Mmunittee of supply, when Lord MORPETH moved a resolution authorising the Treasury to make advances for the purposes of the act. Lord G. BENTINCK inquired what would be the amount of the advances ? Land MORPETH said it was impossible to say how many Busse weald be visited or surveyed with a view to sanitary and therefore it was impassable for him to my amount of advances would be required. The house had already adopted the provisions of the bill, which directed that inspections and surveys should be made, and this reso lution was to form the basis of a clause for the purpose of enrazin out those provisions. HUDSON objected, in the absence of any estimate, Ile se unlimited and indefinite a resolution u that now pro. pared, and if he stood alma he should divide against it. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the advances made by the Treasury would be repaid by the towns Are the preliminary inquiries were made antecedent to the MU being brought into operation in those towns. It did not Mestrea grant of public money, bemuse the advances would be repaid lay insta l ments. Mr. BANKER thought the vote more objectionable than a positive grant, because the advances being repayable by iestalaseats would inflict a permanent tax for bee years upon thealleremsks and towns. This was too important a question Is be discussed in the present state of the house, and he alreald rapport any motion to postpone it until a more fitting r. HUMS B supported the resolution, which would enable the towns to carry cut the sanitary improvements contem plated, and would effect a considerable saving by instituting preliminary inquiries before any works were commenced. Capt. PECHELL concurred in the opinion expressed by the hest member for Montrose. . . ~ Mr. BPOONER~said he could not support the opposition raised to this resolution. The opposition was only 'nether mods of trying to get rid of the bill for this session, and as the haute bad already affirmed by several divisions the priaelple of the bill, he thought it would be a most unfair seeds of defeating the measure. After a few words from Mr. G. PALMER, Mr. HENLEY thought the government ought to fix some limit to the advances whisk were proposed to be made in the resolution now before the committee. Lord G. BENTINC>ir eenunended that the greet should be limited to 20,0001. Me mended that the sesc . itz supporting the bill was rely reaper of Irish mil , members, whose constituents ware net Mhos& W the hill. The Earl of LINCOLN denied thee way valid el.selica had been raised against the goverment scheme. He feared there was danger, in unincorporated towns, of petitions being sent up ceiling for preliminary inquiries, merely to pro mote a private job. Some clause similar to that introduced last year into the Drainage Bill might meet this evil, whereby the expense would be thrown on the applicants until the application was sanctioned. Any 300 persons might get up such application ; and it was not too much to impose this restriction upon them. He did not think the proposed limitation to 20,0001. would have any asst. Viscount MORPETH said the proper time kr liModusing thisnewerea would be when the clause was premed. Hat be herd thee, ee render the 300 petitioners - &Me fir the maihnirry expenditure would effectually cheek them ep plicriene, however desirable they might be. He hoped that, in no ere, would so large a sum as 20,0001. be required; but he seek' net assent to intreera• eni limitation. Mr. HllMl.midtheehmmtee nia effect of fixing a limit would be to awe Ile emparibile te amount to that precise Mr. W. mnaraiVed thelliiiirould not be premed to elbieleft. The galls, tufts cleared far a *deice, but now took place, and thenessintion was agreed to. The hors tlea reserved, and immediately afterwards went into eemlllee se the MALTZ OP TOWNS BILL. On clause 20, Capt. PECHELL complained of the power given to her Majesty in Council of dividing towns into wards, end ap pointing the number of town commissionern to be elected. lee answer to a question from Mr. NIIIIDEOATB, Viscount MORPETH said the object of the clause was not to enable the mown to nominate individual CUMULl donors, but merely to fix their number—they being elected by the rate.payers. Mr. HUDSON complained that in corporate towns, whore ummihnioners also existed, the bill would necessarily eenesbielie W two bodies, and would thus excite much ill. Ikelln. Nis min objection to the bill was the partiality of Ms 'psalm ; in addition to London, many large towns in do=as Bradford, with its 100,000 inhabiters, were from the hill. Velour 110/LTITH consented to subetitute the ward „m di m e_ f ic c_s i j i m . ., ComeM. NONNI to the power @tootles kr ow i CM the whew el Vienne NOMTH mil the weld Ora Wor n ! conformity with pmevidem et the Owmiteketere Act. The &diem et ems ire wards parefled In rated pleas, owl bed been Mad to week well ; f i r reason - ft b rac earihred raids MIL -5 moved the mimics of the pecrtiaion for disown into wards. The of LINCOLN thee& it objectionable that the Qum M council should have the oon of dividing the town into wards or not, even where the inhabitants requested it. Where the division was necessary, it ought to be nirly end made on such principles as to secure a feu reprenn of all chimes of the inhabitints. Viscount MORPETH defended the claws as mean... After a t wayereetion, Captain PECHILL Lard J. MANNERS proposed the °mimeo of the " If she shall think fit.' The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said these words were only added to show that the previous words, " It shall be lawfel," were not obligatory, or were only so where the sire of the town was each as to require a division. After a few words from Mr. Henley, Mr. Newdegate, and Mr, Hudson, Lord J. MANNERS withdrew hie amendment, and the clause was agreed to. On clause 21, Captain YBCHELL said that this clause referred to the i 1i