The Express. — London, England, 1847-07-30 00:00:00

~~~ J 1 . _ ,---........_,, , re 1 _ 1111 - 1 \ :13 rtSl5 • No. 286.) LIX.iDON, F : ' EVENING, JULY 30, 1847. [3d. nation to support the T...reeint adininistrati • ' . and elaborate paper upon the subject of English topogropuy. mint of • lows tora'Aercial system.—General H . A rote of thanks to Mr. Hinter was moved by the master of would uphold the e aoblithod church, oppose the en of Pyle sthood, and maintain the naviga , Trinity, and the proceedings terminated with an exhibition the Popish ef the lad of ths Wham—two mum, with swords, and — Mr.,.. Knig h t d sawed himself a cooaervati,e on p 7 dressed in antique draws, garforming a rariety of evolutions uo a show of * minds, the numbers being in favour • ' 'it a pictureue said alls style. When the members left eh and 1',..: -,at., a poll was d on the part • . Ct. A ndrew' s s Hall, this WlM•rs preceded the WIT the Attwood ar .d General soul '' marquis, and the MEW of Trinity, and coatis their —. IPSWICH. pioneer evolutions swag the slob of electors of the Marquis cITY ELECTION, JULY 29th, JB47,—The c ia t n i 6 .,„,,,.. (0 , ..bababt. tb. user. a um laud 011011A0 fiyr ne l Ity co: Loadon...VogrAPg. gaper Ovir NOM I( dis 111 W•ial ooppotlio WI poloolglo of icr=2llC. Li honi• . . . 114 maw fay j.ti0.d...... „air, mad th e mgll al PIO Pon lowg• tkat *a ofilot owl ?K am liZa: alto No low*. deoundowoo uolkkot 01l ~,Amatior" pp 011 fro* diAxt ollet skin lib erialay UM =P lb 11= 1.1" pottilloi sod 1 The eidihlS k W a / 6 0041 1.1 1 : a wmi omionoo I take Ito Woo Tow flat to WWI to tho l =trooloo As Ir k 0 oeotiolooogi trooltb, sod oallshOlmoll omoollemoo lo Os wade. J. A. MTH, Cholrma. Hall Pofl at Stuart - . 3563 2 o'cictt k Hamilton Shea Stuart 4344 Poll at l J Hell 4 3 19 3 o'clock Hamilton Shea refraction wl, acid in publis sale at 29.. U., and I lot, 44, at 30..—Ram dull; proof Leeward., 2s. 7d. Whs. Bd.--Bpioes remain tolerably steady, bat the demand is limited.—lce other articles no nuderial alteration, the week cloning with a general heavy sad dell appearance. fivocnrow-os-Tans, luur 28.--We continue to ?retire short supplies of Wheat from the Grillers, but tho arrivals during the week have been large. The trade is slow at 36. to ts. per qr. below the rates of last week. Barley nominal. Oats and Beans fully as dear. Peas 28. lower. Flour sells at 36. per sack decline. The reports of injury to the Wheat and Bean crops are confirmed to-day, and potatoes are decided:y going as last year. Arrival' this week : Wheat, 4,200 in.; Beans, SOO; Oats, 200. CORN.-3Ltax-Lam—We had a very thin at tendance of Wheel buyers in Mark-lass this morning, and scarcely any businem was transacted in the article, although factors were evidently disposed to concede to lower rates, had millers shown the least disposition to parches'. Flour must be quoted rather lower. Barley very dull ; and to effect sales, ler money bed to be taken. Oats, also, wore in very little request, at a reduction of 6d. to Is. per qr. upon Mon day's currency. Baas and Peas have a downward tendency. The following ant Monday'. root!tforts: LAMBETH ELECTION. . . - WORKINGTON, JULY 28.—The quantity of grain at to , day's market was but trifling • prices ranged from 28s. to 30s. per Carlisle bushel for 'Wheat ; average, per quarter, 31. 19s. log. 800 barrels American Flour, branded Weems Canal, brought 344. per barrel of 14 stone. Nothing chins in Barley. Poll at Puma 952 9 " 4 " 1 D H ' i ll w yn es eouit 628 Poll at ( H mr "'' 1675 10 o'clock awes D'Eyocourt ' 'Ninon 2222 nation ntent BRITIBII. Cothou rer Quoror. WAWA; rain Dad Nett, red 72 to 76 to 76... white 70 to 70 to 60 Norfolk sad SUblk. 70 to 74 le 76... do 74 to 76 to 76 Tolima (ham gm thribik) 7B to 62 Ceab. k LW., red. 70 to 72 to 74 . white.... 76 to 76 to 82 Northumb. oodBolteltdo. to do to to Irish do to do. te to WATERFORD, JILT 28.—Our market, 61100 Saturday, has been exceedingly dull and inanimate. All kinds of grin, u well u Flour, are offered at considerably lower priers, with out inducing purclutursto buy, except us retail quan,itks. Poll at 1869 11 o'clock #BllOl D'Eyneoart lell Pull at Pearson SW 12 o'clock 1 Hawn D'Epiteart 1923 Poll at i Pewees 2 o'clock. Haw " D'Eyammart 2307 On attai _ Attwood pROFESSIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE COM- A. PANT. menacing the Clwaml, Legal. MUM. Naval. and Ho dlod Plnerrloww—lrworporand.—Oaned .CMA.OOO. v.& oorporodon bone ost winnow to the sills ,. OM Went* • Ey any mull*, lawitation. whin an fully in the Mbe bad at tho office The rate" of mend an ms.Dlb y. I,:▪ r. A nod Premium to antra .ElOO for th e whole of We. ; g e...96 .fl 10 9 Age-40 13 13 xi 1 19 6 40 3 DI Application. for Anodes recniened. EDE RD DAY LIS, Actuary sad Sostdm. Ather, H. Main& London. - QOLICItORS' and GENERAL LIFE ASSU ILANCE WOCIRTT, 17. Clutherythow Loodo•....—NOTICR lb HEREBY GIT sr4 thin home at the 'Me at 4 10.-rent, per ann,an, or the raid tit what of Mb ootioq. ,011 be tarthte at tha °Moo. 67, othorryYrac. between the hours or ll aad 3. errand arbor theleth day Awat ESL—B! HI W of the nowt Datol ant .1111 y. I CHARLES N'..N GILL. genenry. E• J. MANUFACTURE of WATCHES a& CLOCKS Is mewled by line reparale paliath lanai th w ar gold watched. with gold Elelend JareMed la bur baba debt 8lit:01.1‘ 1 ditto. month dab. Ras vieeee: Mao' MR warn.. ler rinirna; robetantlel and F dim lever nwthod In four hole,. str film& 33. c a nt.rwratreet* and 34. Royal Enhance (lock Town Ain. FoR PORTA'rIoN.--L NIGHT LIGHTS.— The b-Anknee and orientate barring of ewi da tender then dirt, moon, and atoll from oil la wry deleaelahla Tb. i n ,a,ol. awe In 11.4 twine able to trove the enemas V slim the; LI Mod. and tbn of the pew lakaa the ..‘av re dnrrnow artke, sod .bean WI be eft& thee :dect-. an unwind to CLARKE'S PATIII? MORTAR LAMPS sea MP MORT MS. erbish 1111111... &pat. wale beef. aft, gin Mtn Unin4 the light of ail Minn irthli rand than, .an be .anted althorn elthavadaas ale haw oral e.g. mat. Perms besules alebtallas Anil rat me aye. Tee beep.. mole rant re Item dawlel. phi% art r th atheilly in illmEand Min Mid hem la. IL wea m or ,ae, rd, to bra. nely is Maley wheiaele et the wanateth thth eyrthen, M Aanmeralreeh heentapark : and MO from ▪ renthalie alma. mama, win the knedoth BOTANIC WATER and '8 GREASE.— When the bar beemeha tttw pi, Windy alsateal remedy. bean Aerate the td . babe we of ten alirmeameed a t ehel shoreettly the Mark water le the nein fora en▪ d awl se stlevatet. ieml the bemh perm aloartelee. If wry JEEILMIEWI4."2 r~Yrd •l tk. 0 . 1 #ll roar es=74lnasth obtalned by row of tto Irorth Aram bedlam, yodel be a sudni,at anewer.-11,0118 and tIONS. 119 and Ilk 1111thono lateetrart, oho tirt letrodunal the Mt bare grow In tile 'patry, bad tat an.l Ittll the animate, reconnoond the nubile to purchase moat other but ith their name* and aaldroo printed en tha poi. or the elnoce• are thur ottatnine a various vaginae, oil* wand te the hair are won.e than trek.. CAUTION. —A. ROWLAND and SON, 20, Ilationgenko, London, Lei to caution the nobility and gantry anion Lein, milled by lb° attempte of wow shopkeeper, who, to oum. irrof 0.0 oggy mutufacture, glee the tale. Mamma, ,' ydar," and " felonto "--eome ander Lb, irtiOldi weirdo° of eny • shy and the goverment department*, with nimilar atteniple Wia elute they may the labela admit's...Dente, and tatim= wbmtating &Odom. mimeo and !Odra**. for the nail of the original palmation.. The only gentling! " Mammal. Xalydor, and 4. Odutto." are " Lowlanda ' and the of each bean the name .. that of the 90, • el. with their dinntom at the fr. t red ink, tha— •A.Ku W L.t N D SON." Pole by them, at Hatton garien. London. and by all ehmolvt. and peennneya PUNCH, No. 316, for tide Week, price 3d., or , tainoni 4,1., contains amongst numerous other ankles The pug “ a Punch's win Vet...ion—Lord John noseril's L ' S—The lisal'hToeus—Protable line of Brnithfiold—The Ministerial White. --.—..-- Galt flamer. at. &C. •• Punch ' (Moe. LS. Fleatotroot : and to be bad of all DeVIRIXTI. N C1! .. 1.110pC 9Y LOA Skeenth Ninober of EALINGS WITH THE FIRM OF DOMBEY D AND SON, Wholesale. Beta, and for Expurtnt.lors. By Casa's: Memo. WM Illustrations by W.W.I' K. Brow+, London. Bradbury ad Enna 11. Bonsarleotreet. Ylootwereea. DIL CULTERWELL'd (WIDE TO HEALTH AND LONG LIVE. Price Is. tad% by poi, In damps, la (id. each, WHAT TO EAT, DR IBM AND AVOID, (With Dteatablea for all OomodaZial 2. now TO BE HAPPY. "Jumada Virere.."—Cla It la avalended that rdsoo.toaths et oar Lllnova and soloorlew are of or owe mob as by nudes. holm amid brillellp, or sthzz ; mil awl psi Irmlib. swig WOK ep on at we anima. a Ilea ahlwarnflowillauwo mad% Se was h v a : l"k osit=trei=~ l.lll.6fa lla r 11 - bn n New Broad.stroet; Oarrallos, 147. ilartarien. limartraso; or direct from the Author. IS. Arrell-olawa Remenisareva. THE EXPRESS.—During the Elections, "T HE E x PRESS" will be published at the usual hour; but subsequent editions will be issued, with returns and the state of the several polls up to the latest possible moment. GOODWOOD RACES.—The result of each day's Races will be published, the same evening, in " TUE EXPRESS," LATEST INTELLIGENCE. CITY ELECTION. THREE LIBERALS AND ONE CONSERVATIVE RETURNED. (Official statii:7l:lWtibTi•ll. this day.) At a quarter-past 011111 the shodills reseeded to make the official declaration of the ambers returned, when, as the numbers will show, the anticipation of four liberals being elected was negatived, inasmuch as Mr. Masterman stands fourth on the poll, with a majority of three over Mr. Larpent, The returns, therefore, given by the committees of both parties yesterday were erroneous. Russell Patticon Rothschild Masterman Larpent 6719 Bevan 5268 Johnsen Fresbfirld 4784 Payne Lord John Russell, and the seer candidate', unsueeeinful so well as saucerful, then addressed the assemblage. Thanks were voted to the sheriff., and the proceedings terminated. WESTMINSTER ELECTION. (Official Declaration of the Poll, this day. ) Evans Lashington Cochrane 2819 Maw'evil's MEMBERS RETUR __ SOUTHWARK. REEVES OP MR. ALDERMAN LIUMPHIRET AND SIR W. Mouiswovan.—The nomination for this borough baying been fixed for 12 o'clock this day, the town-hall was thrown open shortly before that boor, and was quickly filled. There was, however, a complete absence of that excitement which characterises a contested election. Mr. Alderman Humphrey and Sir Wm. Molesworth , the only candidates in the field, were loudly cheered on making their appearance. William Pritchard, Esq., the high bailiff, pre sided. The preliminary form baying been gone through, Mr. W. Wer.sore proposed Mr. Alderman Humphrey, who had r• presented the borough for fifteen years, and who by his votes had given universal satisfaction to his constituents, as a fit and proper person again to represent the borough in' parliament, (Cheers.) Mr. D. PHILIPS seconded the nomination. Mr. E. Coopers proposed Sir Wm. M ilesworth for re election, his parliamentary conduct baying given him strong claims upon the confidence of the electors of the borough. (Cheers.) Mr. MARTIN seconded the nomination. -„.. The High Bailiff having asked if there was any other candidate to be proposed, and none appearing, declared John liumpherv, Esq., end Sir William Molesworth, Bart., to be duly elected members for the borough of Southwark. (Cheers.) A vote of thanks having been passed to the high bailiff, the proceedings termir.ated with three cheers for the newly elected members. CHRISTCHURCH, JULY 29.—(1 mem. ; 330 voters.) Col. Campbell (L.); Harris (C.). (No opposition.) 1.1.14 election: Hon. E. A. J. is (C.), 180; nee (L), 84. COCKLRMOUTH, Jur.v 29.—(2 moms.; 309 votary.) Aglionhy (L.); Busman (L.) (No opposition.) Election 1811: Adhonby (L.), 120; Hagman (L), 127; Geberad Wyndham (C.), ICO. DENBIGH, JULY 29. F. R. West. (No opposition.) EYE, Juicy 29.—(1 mem.; 330 rotors) Sir E. Kerrison (C.). (No oppositioo.) Y.:ection 1141: Bfr E Kerrison C.). (No opposition.) MERTHYR TYDVILL, Jrcr 28. Sir J. J. Guest (L.). (No opposition.) ABINGDON. Official return of the poll this day— Tberiger Gelfleld Sir F. Thesiger declared duly elected. STATE OF THE POLLS. MARYLEBONE ELECTION. ( Hall Poll at ) Hamilton 9 o'clock j Stuart 666 I Shea 249 ( Hall ll7B Poll at 1 Stuart 10 o'clock j Hamilton ' Shoe 283 Hall 1798 Poll at 1 Stua rt 11 o'clock 111: - --- . Hamilton Stuart Poll at Hall 2360 2369 2 o'clock Hamilton Sire 448 i Hall 2944 Pon at 1 Stuart 2914 o'clock. Hamilton 1. Shoe TOWER HAMLETS. Poll at Thompson 1461 Cla 10 o'clock Y 753 , Poi' Poll at Thm P s " 661 2 o'clock i F C O I GREENWICH ELECTION. Poll at 12 alelock— -- Suadu b9l Barnard 707 Solomon* Poll at one o'clock : 1214 Draped B6O Saknow 689 afttnitorr: setft Close et poll— Cochrane Mitchell Petro Marten .. . Poll at half put ten— Peck*ll Hervey Coningham COLCHESTER (BOROUGH). 12 o'clock poll, this day— Smythe 483 Rankestle Sandenon 363 CAMBRIDGE BOROUGH ELECTION. Poll at 12 o'clock this day— Adair 420 Campbell Sutton Poll at fortytwo annule past one: Adam Campbell 467 Sutton 263 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY.—Tate DAT. 12 o'clock (second day's poll) Law Fielding Goolbourn Lefeyre 1 o'clock poll— Law Fielding Gonlbourn Leferre Poll at forty-two minutes past one — Law Fielding Goulburn 464 Leferre . 318 HULL, JULT 22. Close of poll— Baines Clay 1399 Brown IPSWICH. State of the poll, 10 day)— Cobbold Gladstone ll6 Adair B6 Vincent 67 _ _ State of the poll, 12 o'clock— Cobbold Gladstone 333 Adair 313 Vincent 252 LANCASTER, JVLY 29. Close of poll— Grogan (L.) 714 Green (C.) 721 Salisbury (C.) LINCOLN, JVLY 29. Close of poll— Colonel Sibthorpe C. Seeley Sir E. B. Lytton 437 W. R. Collett NEWCASTLE UNDERLINE, JOLT 29. Close of poll— Christee (C.) Jackson (L) Brackley (C.) 622 Oro* (L) lOl PLYMOUTH, JrLY 29. Close of poll— Ebrington Calmady Palmer 777 READING.—(Taw DAY.) State of the poll at / past 9 Pigott (L.) Talfourd (L.) Rummell (C.) Chelsea (C.) 202 Poll at eleven o'clock. Plpott' Talfuurd Runell 343 Chelsea 276 SHREWSBURY, Jut.: 29. Close of poll— Beldock, (T.) Blaney, (W.) Tomhne (T.) ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. BEVERLEY. The nomination of candidates took place yesterday. Pennock Tiger, Esq., proposed, and Mr. Hodgson seconded, John Townsly, Esq. Alderman Tuke nominated, and W. Croeshill, Esq . ., seconded, Sir I. L. Golctsmid, Batt. Dr. Williams nominated S. L. Fox, Esq., who was seconded by Mr. Brigham. On a show of hands being taken, the mayor declared the slumber of bands to be in favour of J. Townley, Esq., and Sir I. L. Goldsrnil, Bart. A poll was then demanded on behalf of Sackville Lane Fox, Esq. CARLISLE CITY. The nomination for this city took place yesterday. Mr. G. Mounsey proposed Mr. P. H. Howard; Mr. J. Ferguson proposed Mr. J. Dixon; Mr. G. Head proposed Mr. W. N. n Mr. Howard said he would not tax the people for the endowment of the Roman Catholic clergy.—Mr. Dixon said, if elected he would carry out his present princi ples by reducing the duties on tea, toboooo, &c., and would give an extension to the suffrage.—Mr. Hodgson, the conser vative candidate, touched upon the poor-law, and declared that he was opposed, not only to the general principle of whig centralisation, but the chums of the act which took away from the rate-payers the right to apply their rates as they thought right, which treated poverty es a crime by dressing F au p rs i n th e garb actin:du* and separated men from their wives and mothers from their children. These sentiments were hailed with rapture. The show of hands was in favour of Mr. Hodgson and Mr. Dixon; Mr. Howard's fiends demanded a poll. CHELTENHAM. ..... The nomination took place yesterday. Mr. C. Berkeley wu proposed end seconded by dr. T. Henney, and Mr. W. Hesell, Esq Capr.C. Smith was proposed and seconded by Mr. Turner and Mr. Ashe. Sir W. Jones wu proposed by Mr. J. A. Gardner, and seconded by Mr. H. Dares. The show of hands wu in favour of Mr. Berkeley. A poll was descended. DE V ON PORT. Yesterday Mr. Tuffncll woo proposed by Dr. Tripe, se conded by Mr. J. March. Mr. Romilly, proposed by Mr. Moses Jeffry, seconded by Mr. Sheprird. Mr. Sande" proposed by Mr. John Hee, Devonport, seconded by Ad miral Maurice, of Stonehouse. The show of bands was in favour of Mr. Sanders at.il Mr. Tuffaell. DURHAM (CITY). The election for this borough took place yesterday.—Me. Henry Marshall proposed Mr. Grainger.—hir. M. Storey seconded the nomicatioa.—Mr. A. Wilkinson proposed Cap tain Woid.--Dr. Shaw seconded the nomination. —Mr. John Henderson proposed Mr. Spearman.—Mr. Wm. Shields seconded the nomination.--The candid►tes then severally addressed the electors. A show of hands being called for, the returning officer declared it to have fallen upon Mr. Grainger and Mr. Spearman. A poll wee immediately de mantled on the part of Captain Wood. DURHAM COUNTY, NORTHERN DIVISION. Colonel Beckworth has declined to contest the northern dirision of the county, after, it is said, an unsuccessful canvass. - HAIL w ICII. The nomination took place yesterday. Mr. Attwood was nominated by Capt. Deans, and seconded by Mr. F. Ryles ; Mr. Saginaw, by Alderman Johnson , seconde d by Mr. P. Stephens; General Hill, by Mr. C. Haste, seconded by Mr. W. Nunn; and Mr. W. Knight, by Mr. T. Roselield, seconded by Mr. R. Bigmore.—Mr. Attwood admitted that at the for mer election, bribei y had been carried on without his consent, but he declared that it should never occur ag ain.—Mr. Bag. 'hawe vindicated his past conduct and profe ssed his deterai. IPSWICH. The .otnination for this borough took place ye Mr. I, A t w e ll proposed Captain Gladstone, It.N. Mr. lyn conded the nomination. Mr. J. Man and Mr. R. prof4eed Mr. H. Vincent, chartist. Mr. C. F. H Ilea Mr. Head proposed and seconded Mr. H. E. uisi. Lillingston and Mr. B. Ilorroughea proposal and seconded Mr. J. C. Cobbold. Captain Gladstone justified his conduct as their representative, more especially his vote on the Maynooth.—Mr. H. Vincent entered into a long ex planation of hi. political creed.—Mr. Adair offered the elec tors his services as member on liberal principles.—Mr. Cob bold professed old-fashioned church and state ptinciples. Upon the show of hands, the mayor declared Mr. Vincent sad Mr. Adair to be elected, upon which a poll was demanded. LUDLOW. The nomination took place yesterday. Captain \Veiling' proposed, and Mr. Marston seconded, Mr. Bottleld (C.); Mr. G. Anderson proposed and Mr. G. Harding seconded, Col- Solway (I..); Major Love proposed, and Mr. B. Ural& be conded, Mr. H. B. Clive (C.). The ahow of hands was in favour of Col. Solway. A poll was demanded. LYMB HSU'S. The aolsination of this borough took place yesterday. Sir H. BaCey proposed Mr. T. N. Abdy, and Capt. Bennet seconded the nomination. Sir Fitzroy Kelly was nominated by Mr. G. Cartwright, awl seconded by Mr. J. Sullen. The electors urn addressed from the hustings erected near the hall, by the two candidates and their sutporters. A show Of heads being lieemilled, the mayor deaded it to be in favour Of Sir F. Kelly.—Sir H. Batley, on behalf of Mr. T. N. Abdy, immediately demanded a poll. NEWPORT, InLB OF WIGHT. The nomination took place yesterday. Mr. B. Mew pro pceed M. C. W. Martin (C.)—Mr. F. Pittisseeonded the nomi nation.—Mr. A.Clarke proposed Mr.W. J. Blake (L.), which was seconded by Mr. C. Cowdsry.—Mr. B. Prins( proposed Mr. C. Crompton (L.), which was seconded by Mr. Sayer— Mr. P. Seat propagedldr.W. H. C. Plowden (C.), which was seconded by Mr. Alexander Clarke. The several candidates then came forward in the order in which they had been prop-sed, and addressed the burgesses. The show of hands was in favour of the liberals. Mr. Mew demanded a poll on behalt of Mr. Martin, and Mr. Plowden. NEWARK. Tho nomination took place yesterday.—Mr. Alderman Thompson proposed the nomination of Mr. Stuart, a stanch advocate of protectionist principles.—Mr. Alderman Brunton seconded the nomination.—Mr. J. Handley proposed Mr. J. H. M. Sutton (a free-tracer), who was seconded by Mr. Councillor Laoey.—Mr. T. S. Godfrey nominated Mr. 0. H. Pscke.—Mr. Proctor seconded the nomination.—The respec tive candidates then addremed the electors, and at the con elusion of their speeches a show of hands wu taken. when the mayor declared the majority to be in favour of Mr. M. Sutton sad Mr. Puke. A poll wu demanded. PRESTON. The nomination took place yesterday. Sir G. Strickland was proposed by Mr. J. Gillen, and seconded by Mr. W. Ainsworth. Mr. C: P. Grenfell wee proposed by Mr. J. Bray, and seconded by Mr. R. Seger. Mr. R. T. Parker was pro posed by Mr. C. Swainden, and seconded by Mr. J. Cooper. The show of hands was in favour of the liberals, whereupon a poll was demanded for Mr. Parker. SOUTH SHIELDS. The nomination for this borough took place yesterday. Mr. Harrison proposed Mr. Wawn. Mr. Wawn avowed liberal principles—Mr. Brown proposed Mr. Dickinson. Mr. Dickinson expressed his adherence to the Chartists and vote by ballot —Mr. Roby proposed Mr. Whateley. Mr. Whateley gave an exposition of his conservative views. —The returning officer called for a show of hands, which he declared to be in favour of Mr. Dickinson. A poll wu demanded on the part of Mr, Wawn and Mr. Whateley.— Mr. Dickinson declined contesting the eleet'on. BATH. Shortly after four o'clock, Mr. Roebuck repaired to the • hustings and addreseed an immense assemblige. t Mr. Roebuck .aid,—l em not to be the member for Bath. (Shame). I want to say to you two or three things that I wish you to hear and remember, as the words of a friend about to leave you—without considerations of personal tepid favour, or affection, but as the legacy of one, who after 16 years of faithful service, has met with this strange reward. (Shame, shame.) I wish to say some thing to you which you may remember, and something which you may apply; Now, listen to the word. which I utter. Why have I been defeated? (Bribery, bribery.) Why, not by bribery, but by bigotry. Now, understand me, when I say these last words which you will bear from me. (We hope not). They will be; but understand them and apply them. Why have I beam defeated? I have been the friend—(cries of " Silence.") Don't en Siloam; he who does so makes a noise and prevents me from being heard. Now, under stand why it is that I have been defeated—why I wish to leave you a legacy which shall explain the cause of my defeat. Things hare occurred within the last few years affecting the religious prejudices of certain particular comma. piths. Of these certain persons have sent me letter of approval and satisfaction and grateful thanks ; and the foremost of them was the head and pastor Unitarians of this town, Mr. Merril. Nat long sines that gentleman sent me letters of approval and thanks for all that I had done in that remarkable cass—the Dissenters' Chapels Bill. (" He does not represent the Unitarians.") Never nand that. He is the head of the Unitarians; he is the pastor of the Unitarians of this town. Let me tell you the history of his doings. Some months ago he wrote a letter to me—and I have that letter hy me now—thanking me for my services in this matter. (Great excitement.) Silence, my friends. Now listen to me, I beseech you. You are all my friends here. I entreat you to be silent, for my voice is not as a speaking trumpet ; and as a personal favour, I ask you not to interrupt me. Mr. Murch, months ago, sent me a letter of thank., and I have that letter by me now— for that I had braved, and courageously braved, the feelings of the great body of the dissenters on behalf of that small body composing the Unitarians. Now, when I came the other day to Bath, in what is called the Liberal Association, I these found Mr. Murch with pencil in hand, noting down and talking of offences which I had committed against him, Mr. Murcb. Now what were these offences? That I had not kept my temper. My tempser ? My temper is not moved by the backwardni se of the dissenters ; and I appeal to all who hear me cow, most particularly, whether there is anything in my personal conduct which can give offence to any human being. (No, nol. Well, then, /dr. March, the Unitarian preacher, and head of the congregation, chose to take offence at my personal conduct, and he and Mr. Wilson Brown, and Mr. Norman, are the three persons who have contributed to my defeat —a whig, a dissenter, and a waiter on Providence— Mr. Norman, the whig; Mr. Murch, the dissenter; and Mr. Wilson Brown, the waiter upon Providence. (Loud cheers.) Now understand what lam about to my. My voice is failing me; and when I see so many thousand friends around me, and feel that I am unable to make myself heard, I have that within my heart and spirit which I wish I could communicate to you. Understand me when I tell you that the liberals have been defeated by the Town.hall. I was returned many years ago, because I was the tried enemy of the twin of Bath. (Cheers.) But you will no longer hare a free representative; for my hen. and noble friend Lord Dun can is too honest to represent you long. (No, no.) I and he have upheld the liberal pony here. I—and I speak it not in vanity—have been its principal support; and now I am re moved, he who has been its second pillar will soon be crushed. I now, gentlemen, bid you adieu. (No, no.) Again I shall not appear here. /deny constituencies will ask, and demand, and require, such a representative as I have been to you. And they who, after 15 years of service have rejected me in their hearta—let theirs be the shame red the scandal which will be rendered by others esking me spin to appear in the House of Commons. But, gentlemen, 'Mee no am tion to appear there. I want—and I hop , : the reporters will take this—to be released from attendance is the House of Commons. My only hope is in quiet,—my desire is literally for ease,—my pleasure is in my family,— my hope is in contentment and quiet. Fero you well. (Strong expressions of sympathy). GOODWOOD RACES. THIS DAY.-(BY EXPRESS.) MATCH 50 sovs. Half-a-Mile. The Widow received forfeit from Outpost. MATCH 50 cove. T.Y.C. Bowstring beat Sloth. HOLYWELL STAKES of 10 sm. each. T.Y.C. De \Vitt . . I Hornpipe .. . . 2 Six ran. VEEPSTABES of 300 move. each, for 2-yr-olds. Surplice .. . I Hope .. .. 2 Clerk of the Council Loadstone 4 ARCHiEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. NORWICH, THURSDAY.—The fourth annual meet ing of the Arche•ologieal Institute of Great Britain and Ire land commenced this morning in St. Andrew's 8011. The business of the meeting was opened bythe Marquis of North ampton, who introduced the Bishop of Norwich, the new president, to his chair. The bishop, in a very eloquent speech of nearly half en hoar, enlarged upon the advantages to be derived from the careful study of antiquities, and the good that had been efrected by tie Arclueological Institute. A vote of thanks to the late chairman was next agreed to. and then the Rev. J. Hunter proceeded to read a learned Of Douro and Mr. Pete till the memb, rs of the institute were fairly out of sight of St. Andrew's Hall. The meeting is admirably atteaded, notwithstanding the discouragement of a general election, and the consequent absence of many of the best members. Among the com pany present we may mention the Bishop of Norwich (whose palace is full of members), the Marquis of Nor thampton, Lord Braybrooke, Sir John Boileau, whose house at Ketteringicam is crowded with antiquaries, collected to enjoy his elegant hospitalities; Sir It. J. Marvey, the Master of Trinity, Professor Sedgwick, Rev. H. H. Hilmar), Henry Hallam, Eq., Professor Willie, Rev. Joseph Hunter, T. Amyot, Esq., T. Stapleton, Esq., John Britton, Es., Edward Hawkins, Esq., Albert Way, Ergo Peter Cunningham, Esq. Charles F. Barnwell, Esq., H. Crabb Robinson, Esq., S. bough Nichols, Esq.; Rev. Jams Bales?, C. J. Palmer, Esq., - Rev. Richard Hart, W. C. Ewing, Esq., Robert Fitch Req., Seth Stevenson, Esq., Goddard Johnson, Esq., Lay Hooker, and Miss Hooker, &c. Tho members are now away on au excursion to Calder Camp, returning in time to hear a paper read on " Norwich aid the Venta 'anemia." a contribution to the institute from Mr. Hudson Gurney. To-morrow morning is set apart for Professor Willies discourse on the Cathedral, and to-morrow afternoon for the opening of slangs and most curious temporary museum—containing a very interesting assemblage of antiquities chiefly relating to Norfolk, con tributed by the Lord Hastings, the Lord Stafford, the Lady (quite an emptying of Stickling), Mr. Hudson Nil. John Boileau, Rev. James Bawer, end ritOne side of the great room at the Swan lined with a succession of glass cues, com bating rings, caskets, spurs, locks, keys, gloves, and • ism et cetera of curiosities ; while the other is ben with the richest embroidered hangings, and varied with partizans, halberds, and swords. Owe at the peal eurieeities is a mass of chain mail, purl* alwilliselt it the fourteenth century, found imbedded lithe &elk bails et the Seine, in the excavations for the Paris and Se& way. The rowelled spurs remain imbedded in the MU, • =rnpudding of chain-mail surmounted by a spar. As ewdesity is the buff cost. under vest, and embroidered bell of he* Lord Astley, of Reading, serjeent-major of the tires. oder Charles I. I may add that the chimney et the room it most adroitly and appropriately concealed 1111 • Ins James I. chimney-piece, formerly the chireney-piees is the sitting-room of the celebrated Sir Thomas Brown. The election, always a stirring scene, has been further enlivened by numerous mock-chairings of members, so that, what with politics and antiqu , ties, Norwich is all alive. The Bishop has a large dinner party to-night, to which the leading mem bers of the Institute have been asked. GooD Srowr.—We are requested to state that the archery sports will continue as long LI the Wellington atatue remains on its present arch. Persons are to bring their own shafts of ridicule; or else they can he supplied with a choice number of the very fittest points, and each warranted to make a hit, for threepence only, by purchasing a number of i'anch. Every archer is to have as many shots as he pleases; but if he misses to strike the statue—that is to say, to shoot fully as it stands—be will incur the penalty of being laughed at :—the archer who, by hitting the statue, succeeds in bringing it down, to be declared the winner. The arch is open to all England.—PwicA. B" , "Foldhlr.--..—..... ..... so to 40..AktiIllag to to ii Mat . —w.... —to .Bcottli Star WILW.42 .... ... .... KUM 70 to 78...104, psis...—. 78 to 82 Osrs, Zoilleb feed 22 to 27 to 304 ML. Mack—. II to 274 8d Ditto Polands 26 to 38 to 30. 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BO to ...... to BRAM tick. —to Ad. 4B to 50 tim~ll— to _ EMU= ... 30 114 to ..awryPr-41, pey — to Whits . Tsars, old .. ... to sew —to --Imp ..... .. . —to Lugano, Baltic . sml hiss 44 . to 46 to 46 lleditemnson sad Odom- to 48 to 50 Rounsms U to 40. .beinsted 34 to 36 Buss[, CAllli t free of d. 3 , 6= ,..„ C 5 10s. to E 5 1511. LOOM CUM, Dtitch sad £ 9 Oa to SIO Os. Ditto hansbaril Airsimm- ..... - SIO Os. to SI I Os. nova, American, Fr frivol 41111/os.. 32 to 36 Dantsle and _w SI to 34 Csnadlan _ _ 32 to 35 Brooch, per soak 43211901b5. free to ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM Pith JOLT TO Nth /ULT. Qrs. 1 Wheat ;5l 10 I Scotch. Irish. Portly:l. Ell. I 570 I 35190 Barley Oats Flour, 2,330 sucks; 15,700 barrels Ital., 4,140 quarters. LONDON Avuzsass.—Wheat, 906 3d.; barley, 296 2d.; oats, 31s. rye, 355. 2d. ; beans, 411 a. 11d.; pees, 565. COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—The Consol market opened well this morning, at 89; to I for account, and 88; to ; for money, but with little doing for some time. Soon after mid-day, however, the quotations gave way I, and it began to transpire that sellers were abroad. Consols subsequently and suddenly declined further to 88; to 9, on the sale of 100,0001. for the account by a leading broker at 89 ; for money the prices receded to 88; to They are now 871 as the nearest point, with a downward appearance. So large a sale took the market by surprise, and pro duced the greater effect, as the broker by whom made is known to act for high parties. Reduced Threes are 89 to s. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, 90; to I. Exchequer Bills, Bs. to lls. premium. Bank Stool, 196 to 8. The foreign market is heavy,and the settlement being in progress dealers are engaged with their accounts. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are quoted lower, at 57 to 5 ; the Fours, 901 to /. Spanish Fives, 211 to /. ; the Threes, 31 to 5. Portuguese, 305 to 15. Mexican, 191 to .1. New Grenada, 195 to 20. Other stocks u before. Money way extremely tight on the Stock Ex change, and, even on Consols, commanded 6 per cent. inCILISH FUNDS. haat Swab, 11. 11 per Ct.Oodenis Adm. SO 3 per Ct. Zed. HBad3,lll I :4 per Orots.lo7l 1 p., (7,_ 0....3. L... , 1103 4 1 , .. /1 WWII Bllls, M. 11.. p POIIIION FUND& I per Ct. AgatTlas SAM, il 6 I per Coat. theddla Ida., 111 20 16 per Ct. Selena Beadia, as a Reseda Defend* Ras.. Si 1 ./per Cent. ditto, 3 paw Ct. Mesloaa,ll4l, Ili 1 R. ItraMtlaa 8dit.,112111 a per Ct. Ponviatt 13H, Si a Ditto Neer, 1111 31 Porto/wee Core 114.. 1q 11 'pr Ct. limeade arrealide., ST 9 1 per Ca Radian Ma, 111 It 'Ditto Chlliaa 1133..,H 3 DM. Spa b 4, Rd& ► lll I Ditto Colwell,. Def. EY., II 3 1 per R . *pule% Bd., 31 6 Coitus/1u laroador Md. , / I , 14panialt Deterred Ma, 111 I g 1 per Ct. Pandit 14.,11 7 Sprats h Pamirs DAs., 41 1 11 per a. Date* bad. 171 1 1 per Cl. Vasereelaftd, a 1 1 per Ct. Cerm Dutch, Pe 1 Tasitisealit Delter•l be.. II . RAILWAYS.—The tightness of the money market is operating rather unfavourably on shares generally. It is the obstacle to business, and consequently we have little doing. SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIB DAT IN LONDON. ( Yesterday's prices will be found In last I. 13tr. & Oxford Jo., 161 News& 29 ni Bir., Wolv, and Unary, 161 Do. New, 9 2 2 801..., Stant., and Birm., 54 Norfolk, 1251 Buckinghamshire, / d N. British Qr., 41 1 E. Counter, 191 25 Do. Pittance, 1 Do. York Eaten., 61 Shrews. & ann., Class B, 21 F.. Lincolnshire, 61 South titalfordshire, 1 d Great Northern, if 9. E. & Dover New (is. at 101.1, Do. Lasidon k York Ea., 91 11 No. 4, 51 Greet Western Ora., 20 IQ 8. York., Dm, & Orr i teaj i. Do. Fifths, 27 Swans. & Do. New 171. eh, 91 104 Stm. Coal, 1 ' ix' Lon. &N. W., 1741 31 West Riding site, 1 p Do. Quarters, New, 111 1 Wind., Stelae*, & 8. W., 3 p London & 8. W., 671 Wilts, Som., & Wey., IQ Do. New Con. Eighths, 301 York and News Eaten., 161 I Do. New 201. eh., 364 Do. I ref., 194 Do. Scrip, 301. sti., n I Dutch Rhenish, 31 Midland, 1264 N. of France, 121 Do. 401. alt., 474 Sombre and Meuse, 7/ Do. 307. sh., 91 West Flanders, 4 Da. (Bd. and Derby), 97 LIVERPOOL 1 F.. Counties, 201 E. Lancashire New, 1 d Hodder*. C. and R., li p Do. Eaten., I P Leeds and TMrsk Fret, 6 per Ct. Guar., 1 d I.on. and N. W. New Qrs., 94 10 p Do. Ors. G. J., 161 p MANCHESTEE Amb., Nott, & Bo*. E. J., 14 d E. Lancashire New, Scrip, i d Gt. North. (L. & If. Ex. 3c.), 1 d Kendal & Windermere, 23 BALES, lttLY 29. IMan.& Leeds 321. th., I d Do. Holm (late L. & B.), u p Do. 242tbsaateW.R.U.‘, 34. fd Mat, Met., a ILL 20t. ob., 31 d IMidland Halves, 111 p Newt. & Her. New, 4 p S. R. & DOTeT, No. 4 (Iw. at in d), +d IIt,LP4S„ Jrnt 29. Man., Etheff.,& Linootn. (Snot & Lin ), 3 7-16 d N. Staifordshlre, 2 13-14 p SALES, JrLn 29. Shrews. & Bina (81, j d 8. SnSardoldre, 1 13a. 9d. d Man. & South., S 3d. d LES, iPLT IS. Midland New, 34 St. VAL, 3d. I p N. Stalfordelore, 21. 1130. Si. 3 p LEEDS SA Leeds &Think Pre4,l2e.llA6d.d Ber., 6l p Do. New, p toNbrdohlre N. Lon. a . Clie 2l p L, Is& d Lge, :MT 2E. Midland 501. ob. North Stork New edshlre,d, 31 p 1 p York &N.lllcl. (E.& .R. EL), 27 BRTSTOL SA Bristol k Exeter New, 1 p Caledonian, e d Great W. Qrs., IJ p Crest Western New, U. 18a, 9d. p TORE SAL Gt. Northern, 41.34, ',taster and Bedford, 134,11 d. Nenc. la Berwick New, 91. 17s. 91 JE!.! 29. 21. 8t ea. York mod Newe. Fre., DUBLIN E Dundalk and Enniskillen, 1j 4 Great &anthem & Western, 33 It LT 20. ..sh Noxth bedlAnd, 111. 3d. EDINBURGH Dtrnd. & Perth QM, f;311., & Northern, 10j Ellin. Nowt , . New, OIL Bd. 428. Glasgow and Greenock, 184 Gt. Northern, 83r. SALES, 'vac 11. New. and Berwick New, 92 Y. Britkh /Week IS Do. Qukrtera, St. 16a. Do. New Qra.,llcrip, 15a, 6d. Do. Th irds, 49. In.,' 26. Gt. Southern of Madras, 18.9 d. Nellore, and Arcot, I. Man. k South. New, 22a, 21a. 6d. GLASGOW SA Caledonian New, 38.14. Glos., ILL, and Andros., Si. 14s. Great North of India, Is. Od. COALS.—HaIf-past 2 ' quotations : Adair @ Main —. —d Paten Manley —a —d Boddie. West Hanley MO id Corr , Manley —. —d Eden Mato Illarlorto Hartle, 1 ,34 ed Tanneld Moor ... —. —d West Hartley ... ...... . —. —d Wane End Meloldo -n --d Wan* Earl liewlctro Mee 174 Od , o.—Tha following are the Wel. Tad llelaidylre Het. It. 3d Walls E.d Clarke u 4 OA —. —4 alia Led Ileum ..... —AI W.U. Ead Haute . It. 114 Walla End /lee= lts Id Walla Lad Killlusarth —d Walla End Cwmbran lt. ad Walla Earl Stewart . . Walls Fad Adelaide Tau —4 Walk Fad Teas o. 133. PRODUCE.—MINCING -LANE, Holf-past Two.— The Sugar market has been tolerably steady, but rather inactive ; there has not been a public sa le of any importance. Refined, dull ; standairdeoudity, 67a. 6d. to 68s. Coffee wears azri n er p al u ly b arz i n id a . p a y t rarrus.4 . ~ which was atinmary nat ain a ive . C h eil ad vance, fully 6d., upon last week's currency. Rice 3,000 bar end packets of Bengal were offared in public and sold irregularly, but averaged shout previous rates : very fine white, 194. to 195. 6d. ; low mid dling white, lie. U. Jaya, 186.—Saltpetre . 600 bags, 1317'ERIAL AVERAGES. 1_ !Wbeat.lßarle7.l Oats. 1 Rye. Beans.; Peas. June 19 ... ... ',9ls 7d 3ta Idilla Ild Ifs II 379 3d,36, led 28 ... ..., 811. 4c1324 41128 11.11644 Ild 37. Bd47a Od July 3 ... ... Ve 1431. Ild3la 10d83. Od 34.5 9,338 a ad 10 ..., ... 1 ,112. 3‘1148s id 31s Ild81• 94 53s Cialnss 10d p ..... ... 114. Odlrks Ild 29s Idieia 9d 32s Id 38s 04 22 . ... vie 6d 118110 s 3 4 139 a Id Its fld 334 04 • 'reel:a' Agg. Aver. Vs 9 d,49a 7&31. lid 63. 114 54e 34,34 s fel Mere are no duties as Foreign Grain.) 87 1 02 3 ... ... I ... 73 6 I ::: 771 74 0 BIRMINGHAM, JULY 29.-At this day's market there was a good supply of Wheat from the farmers, and the trade ruled dull at a reduction of 3e. to 4s. per qr. Barley of all descriptions offering Is. to 2e. per qr. under the currency of this day se'nnight. Oats were taken in retail at a decline of Is. per qr. English Beans 2s. per qr. cheaper. Egyptian held for former priors. During the present week, owing to the unexpected fall in Mark lane, few sale. have been made in Wheat, although offered at a reduction of 3s. to te. per quarter. Grinding Barley and Oats Is. per quarter lower. Beans might have been purchased on rather easier terms. Wheat, English, white, per bush. of 621 be., 9s. 4d. to 9s. 10d. ; new, 9s. 2d. to 9s. Bd. • red, Bs. 9d. to 9s. 4d. ; new, 9s. to 9e. 2d. ; foreign, red, Bs. to 9s. 10d. ' • white, 9s. 4d. to 9s. Bd. • Poluih Odessa, 9s. to 9s. 2d. ; Danube, 86. to Be. 6d. Barley, per imp. qr., 465. to 625. ; grinding, per 3921be. ' 310. to 38a. Oats, English, white, per imperial qr., 30s. to 38s. ; Welsh, black and white, per 312 lbs., 3ls. to 325. • bleb (4016. to 421 b.), 345. to 355. ; (3716. to 391 b.), * 325. ; black, 29.. to 32a. Beans, English, per 1961*. old, 19s. 6d. to 226. 6d. ; new, 20s. tkt. to 21s. 61.; Irish, 19s. 6d. to 21s. 6d. ; foreign, 1.75. to 20a Peas, bal ing, per imp. qr., 56a. to 60e.: snadiag. per 1961b5., 18e. to les. Lentils, per 1961*, 16s. 6d. to 1 e. 6d. Flour, per sack of 2601 b., English, fine, 113 s. to 565. ; seconds, 495. to 62a. BISHOPS STORTFORD, JULY 29.-Our market is well supplied with Wheat ; a fall took place of from 8.. to 10.. per qr. on last week's prices, and but little buaineu done. Wheat sold from 60s. to 725. per qr. BRISTOL, JULY 29.-We continue to enjoy the finest weather, which, in addition to the effect of London and Liverpool imports of Grain and Flour, disinclines our dealers from making purchases in this market, although our imports are very trifling and the stocks inconsiderable. No foreign cargoes have arrived since our lea. We quote the price of farmers' Wheats at Bs. 6d. to 9s. 6d. per imperial bushel ; fors ign, 64e. to 765. per qr. The decline in this market on Wheat may be estimated at 36. per qr. ; and 2a. per sack of 3 bushels. Nothing doing in Barley er Oats. Beaus are held for the advance of 2s. per qr. substantiated by last week's sales. But there is ns speculation ; and (the elections interfering) no large sales to be made of any article. DEvIZES, JULY 29.-At our market this day there was, for the time of year, an unusually large supply of Wheat, with a good attendance of buyers; the trade, however, ruled very dull, and the sales that were effected were at a reduc tion of fully Bs. to 10s. per qr. below the prices of last week, large quantities remaining unsold. Of Barley there was a short supply, with a dull sale. With Oats we were largely supplied, and but little doing. A large supply of Beans; sale dull, at Is. per sack lower. Poulos shortsupply, and but little business done. Wheat, beet, white, 766. to 801. per qr. ; red, 70a. to 745. • inferior, 645. to 70a.; Barley, 46 5 . t o 54 a; Oats, 265. to 32e. ' • Beans, new, Us. to 68a. ; Pete, 56e. to 635. Flour, fine, 54e. to 58a. per sack; seconds, 48s. to 52a. Best Bread, Is. sd. the 816. loaf; monde, Is. 4d. RADLLION, Juts 26.-There was no material alteration in the price of Wheat to-day; the lbeautitul weather, with the luxuriant appear**, probably checks any advance of consequence, though the farmers did obtain a little more fee their samples than the previous Monday ; this, however, wag not more than Is. per qr. Maiturosie, JULY 29.-This day a slow trade again foe all grain, Wheat especially ; red fetched 645. to 68s. ; white, 686. to 7b. New Pees were plentifully offered ; white, 465. to Ms. f o r 38e. to 2a. Oata are verys , owly sold, at 28s. $0 30s. good feed ;and fine Scotch and grinding aorta, 35e. to 38s. Barley, for grinding, 325. to 401. NEWBURY, JULY 29.-We condo* to have a coesideN able quantity of Wheaton offer, for which there was scarcely any demand ; what little was disposed of was at a reduction at from 51. to 7s. per v. Nothing doing in Barley. Baas, and Peas remain stationary. There was one anew Peas, for which 50,. was demanded. There are mime complaints of blight in the Wheat, and the Petri, has manifested itself. • Wilercasrsa, JULY 27. -The weather continues of the *at k,oarable description possible, and our reports from Oa babirior speak in the most cheering terms of the ap- Maof Wheat and Barley; but Beans still look but ennt, whilst, in some particular localities, Oats are mad to be short in the straw doubts exist whether the pro duce will be so lugs as was at one time anticipated. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of Wheat from the country . , and, notwithstanding the arrivals coastwiee are tinstr, the fiat accounts titan Mark-lane had a depraving influence upon the trade, 111141 sales could only be promoted by submitting to a decline of 21. to 36. per qr. la Flour little was done, the dealers lbeing disinclined to give the rata generally demanded ; it, however, seems pretty evident that the attempted advance made on Saturday by our millers will not be realised at present, whatever may be the case hereafter. In other attacks few transactions occurred; and to have forced bal sam, lower terms insist have been complied with. PLYMOUTH, JULY 20.-The corn market to-day was thinly attended, owing to the election for the borough. Very little Wheat was told, at a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. Flour dull. The weather continues beautiful for the growing erupt,. Rostsre, Ji:ve 29.-Best Wheats purchased sparingly by the millers, at 30s. per load less money than they gave Let week, best Barley fetching 191. per load ; good Wheat, 181. • common, 16/. to 171. Crops splendid ; reaping begun, Barley also without bidders, though offered at 3s. per qr. lees money. Oats dull of sale. Beans were making 2,. per qr. more money, though but few for sale. New Peas cheaper by 2a. per qr. Tares, per bushel, es. to 7s. ROYSTON, Jviv 28.-Wheat in good supply ; trade very dull, and ss. per load cheaper ; Flour down 2d per peek. A large show of trefoil seed, which enabled the buyers to purchase on easier terms, say 3a. per qr. Wheat, 40s. to as per load. Trefoil, 21s. to 265. per qr. SHUPPIELD, JULY 27.-In consequence of yesterday's d e . cline in London and the present fine weather, we had a de cline of Is. per load, with great reluctance on as thecizf sellers. Beans la. dearer; other article, before. white, 3Os. to 32e. ; red, 28s. to 31s. Rye, 24e. to 28s. Beads, English, 235. to 25a Peas, 226. to 25e , per three bushels. Barley, grinding, 45e. to 48s. Oats, 30s. to 375. per quarter. fiTOCXBRILB.B, JULY 29.-Best samples of Wheat were offered at 766. per qr. ; good, at 72s ; moderate, at 68e, and then but little sold. For Barley no purchasers could be found. Beans were scarce, and for which 3s. per qr. more money was asked. Oats remain at the prices of tut week. less at 2s. per qr. decline. Rye Is, cheaper. - - EDINBURGH, J t LT 28.—The supply of Wheat fe - m, the growers at this morning's market was good for this se. vue of the year. In consequence of the dull accounts from Mark-lane, the trade opened slowly, sod no progress c e.eld be made with tales, until a reduction of 4s. per quarter was yielded in favour of buyers. The little business done in foreign was at • decl.ne of 21. perquarter. The demand for Barley continues very limited, but last week's prier are about maintained. Oats are a dull sale, at 6d. to le. per quarter under the currency of last Wednesday. Beans ere Ze. dearer ' but Peas are very depressed, and fully 4.. per quarter cheaper. Wheat, 460 qrs. eold ; top, 80s.; average, 71s. N. • Barley, 66 sold • top, 465. ; average, 435. 7.1. - Oats, 211 . sold ; top, 375. 4d. ; average, 333. 10d. ; Beans, 10 sold; top, 675. , average, 565. Id. GLLIIOOW, JULY 28.-The supplies into the Clyde linen this day week are moderate in amount, tho bulk consisting of 1,500 qrs. Canada Wheat; 6,560 brls. States and Canadisn Flour; 810 qrs. Peas and 530 qrs. Barley from Malta ; 700 qrs. Oats from Riga ; and 466 qrs. Wheat, and 725 qrs. Oats from Ireland. The reported arrival* at (..kan,,e mouth are trivial in extent. A good consumptivede mand has been experienced throughout the week for Wheat and for Flour, both sacks end bustle, at the full prices of last Wednesday, and milling Oats and Oatmeal hare met a f a i r s t ea d y sale at the quota tions of that day. Beans and Yes have only been sold in retail ; and Barley has not bean inquired after. In con sequence of the dull accounts from Mark-lane, and the de cline upon Wheat there, our dealers and millers showed little disposition to look at samples to-day, more particularly as holders generally were not pressing ; hut on the few silos that took place, ls. per boll reduction must be noted. There was a fair sale for Flour, at 6d. to Is. per barrel under the rates current during the week. Oats, upon a moderate in quiry, supported last week's price*. Beans and Pees were only taken in retail, and Barley was neglected. Wheat, per 240 tbs., English, white, new, 38e. to 37.. &I.; red, old, 335. to 344.; new, 345. to 36e.; Scotch, white, new, 335. to 365. ' • Irish, red and white, new, 32 3 . to 36 3 . ; Dant s ic, old, 353. to 373. Gd: Pomeranian, old, 345. to 3.55.; new, Us. 365.; Danish, old, 334. to 355. ; new , 33 5. to 35 5. 6d. ; Od Va. aft, old, 335. to 355.; Canadian, old, 330. to &is. ; United States, old, 31s. to 375. Barley, r 3201 b., Berwick and Scotch, new, 32a. t o 335.; f oreign, Pomeranian, &c., new, 31s. to 325.; Danish, new, 2Gs. to als, Oats, per 2641bs , Berwick and Scotch, new, 234. to 275. ; pre pared Irish, new, 233, to 265. 6d. ; foreign, Riga, new, 245. Gd. to 255. Danish, new, 235. 6d. to 245. Beans, per 4 imperial bushels, English, new, 275. to 28..; foreign, new, 255. to 27.. ; Irish, per 260 lbs., new 265. to 273. Egyptian, per 91116.., old, 225. to 235. Peas, per M lbs., white, new, 275. to 28s. ; grey, new, 2Gs. to 280. ; Canadi.in, new, 275. to 295. flour, per 280 lbs., English, super fine, new, 53.. to 555. ; Irish ditto, new, 50s. to 52e. ; hrio, new, 495. to 50s. ; extra choice qualities, new, 565. to as. ; American, per barrel, sweet, old, 31*. to 355. ; Ca nadian, sweet, old, 345. to 36.. ; sour, old, 295. to 30s. Oatmeal, per Mts., Scotch, new, 443. to 521. Irish, new, common cut, 425. to 445. Indian Corn, per MAW, 235. d. to 255. HOPS.— BOROUGH MAR!ET. Two ()Clock.-- Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the market condones the same. NY* art Kam, Mort. 64.0 to 111. 0 Yearling Kam, p. it. Ir t 14. I Wield Wilma . „ 6 4 631 0 Yeultop Sews.. „ 13 *.o SII Amon „ 10 to. 0 010 Hop.. . „ Il3to $ Ma'am .. I 1624 SKINS.—LEADENIIALL, JULY 30.—Hides, to 641b5., 2/d. to 21d.; 641bs. to 721bt, 2W. to 21d. ; 721bs. to SOlbe., 2/d. to 3d.; 80Ibs. to 8811 m., 2W. to 314. ; SS:bs to 961b5., 3d. to 31d. Horse Hides, 12s. Calf Skins, 40. !4 to 6s. 6d. BIRMONDSZY, JULY 30.—Iamb Skins, le. 10.1. to 2s. Si Shearlings, ls. to ls. 3d. WOOL—HULL, JULY 27.—At the market to day there was a fair show of Woo!, but very few buyers; prices in favour of the buyer. CATTLE, &c. SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.—• We have a large supply of Beasts, and, the weather being very warm, buyers are scarce. Trade is exceedingly dull, and a clearance cannot be effected, although a reduction In price is submitted to. There are 324 from Holland and Germany, and about 170 Mach Cows. The number of Sheep and Lambs is considerable; for the best qualities prices re main about the same as on Monday, but middling deer: ip- Com and foreign make leis money, and several remain untold. Although we have a great many Calves on offer, there Is a tolerably ready sale for them, the best qualities fully maintain Monday's quotations trade is dull for inferior, but very little lees money so taken for them. From Holland and Cisrmany there as, about 1,730 Sheep and 200 Calves. Pigs continue to be told dear. Per mod 0111 1 / 4 4. 4. 1. aS. Par now ati ltd. a4.a d. Boa Wes, nameatm,Sle. 4 11 I* Zest Dmsiet.vessiesra 0 boa Sheralma• 4 4 I 11•411.44=14 4 Banda qualm Sam .. 310 4 Data. Chi ••• 1117 4 e 11IDodo. llama 0 boa Dews. & Halt treas 0 Limb. booms. mutat. 1,W2: Slug 404 Luba 13110 Calm, LI .01 a . ALLESPOILD, JVLT 29.—About 60,000 Sheep penned this day, chiefly Downs. The Lamle were very superior gene rally, being sold even higher than at Overton last week, some fetching 445. each. ; many making 38s. to 40s. ; infterics, 30.. to 345. All sold early in the morning. Ewes were also in brisk demand, at an advance of Is. to 2s. per head, the quantity of keep inducing many to buy. Some few pens retched 565. each ; others 60s. to 545. ; very indifferent once making 40s. to 45e. Good stock Wethers sold also well, Dun 465. to 545. each., fat Sheep making from Ls. to 03. 6d. per stone. DEttav, JULY 27.—There was a good supply of half fed Beasts ; Sheep and Lambs, an average one' Calves and Pigs were plentiful. B ee f made from 6d to 7d. tilutton, 61d. to 7/d. Lamb, 7d. to Bd. Veal, 6d. per lb. Pigs, 10s. per more. Rough fat, 4s. Bcl. per stone. LIVIRPOOL, JULY 26.—We have had • good supply of all kinds of stock at our market today, and, as we bays a numerous attendance of customers from nearly all parts, there is no difficulty in making a clearance, or nearly so, at high prioes. Beef, 6d. to 61d. per lb. Mutton, 94. to 71d. Lamb, 61d. to 7d. NRWCASTLZ, JULY 27.— A t this our seventeenth anniver sary, the supply of cattle was comparatively smallos bile the quality was better than last week. Also a very good show of Sheep and Lambs, both is respect of number and quality, amongst which there were 340 of the former from Hamburg. A small suppl of Swine. In the market there was a slow demand for all y kinds, at about 3d. per stone re duction in value from last week, and a clearance effected. Sheep and Lambe were I. active request, though we do not alter our quoutions ; all kinds were of more value, sad all soon sold. Pigs arc a ready sale. SALFORD, JULY 28.—We had a better supply of Sheep to-day than of late, though the demand was good both for Beef and Mutton. Butchers had the advantage in both. Beef we note 61d. to 7d. per lb. ; Mutton, 61d. to 71d. SOUTHALL, JULY 28.—Our trade was qu;te A/ good aa lest week, and prices were firm. Beef, per stone of filbs., sinking offal, 2s. to Is. ; Mutton, 4s. 4d. to ss. 6d. ; Lamb, 6s. 2d. to 6*. Bd.; Veal,4s. to 64 ; Perk, 3s 4 d. to 44 dd. Wan "WIELD, JULY 29.—We had a fair supply of stock et market this morning of both de•criptions ; there war • good attendance of buyers, yet the market was heavy, and part remained unsold. Beef, 6e. 6d. to 71. per atone. Mutton, 7d. to 71d. per lb. Lambe, 18s. to 245. per head. Sheep and Lambs, 6,100. Bears, 600. We had a fair show of lean cattle and salvers. EDINBURGH, J ucr 28.—There was a large supply of Sheep and Lambs in the market this morning. Soles were effected slowly at first, though at the close a demand arose, and the greater part of both kinds were disposed of at a decline of Is. to 2s. per head. Top of best Mutton, 644. to 7d. ; current, 6d. ; inferior down to sd. per lb. Top of Limbs, 241. 6d. ; current, 181. to 205.; inferior, 1 13. to 14e. ; b'ackifaced, 61. to 101. A considerable number unsold. The fit Cattle market sou a little better supplied to-day. The greater part were in bad condition. The best quality sold readily at 9s. 6d. to 10e. 6d. per Dutch pone; current, 9s. ; inferior, 7e. 6d. to Bs. 6d. A considerable number of inferior unsold. GLANOOW, Jimr 26.—There was a short supply of Cattle at market to-day, which was generally o f b ut n middling • quality. All sold off, however, at about last week's prices. Beat etot Beef, 675. per eon.; second, 645. ; inferior, 601. Of Sheep the supply was large, but price' remained tom. Black-faced Wtddera, from 21e. to 340. a-head; white-Reed, 245. to 40s. Lambs breught from 6a. 6d. to 18e. each. For Yesterday's Markets ss Ant pap. SHIPPIN/ Bawl Montreal. Bailed SHIPPING. . MAILS ARRITRD.—DubIin, 3; Waterford,2 ; Donagbade*. I; Guernsey and Jersey 1 ; French, 1; Flanders, 1. LONDOR, July 30 .— `Mind this day at noon, S.S.W., moderate knew, and cloudy weather. DIAL, July 29.—N.W., moderate; P.M. S. tO S. W.— Arrived Hibernia , New York ; Undies, Bo ston, and sailed for Amsterdam; Chieftain, Quebec. Arrived from the river: Ranger, Cape Cant Castle. Arrived from the river and sailed Monarch, Bengal ; Belle, Bermuda. Sailed : Marianne , Baltimore ; Legume, Trinidad de Cubs The Jenne Caroline, of and for Lisbon, from Middles- borough was wrecked on the Goodwin Sands this m crew saved. Orr BRIGHTON, July 29.—Elisabeth, AI ay. , • Sotrrnarsrrom, July 29.—S.—Arrived , Prints Edward's Ldand. BRISTOL. July 29.—W.N.W.—S29.—W.N.W.—S ailed : S • NEWPORT, July 29 .— W.—Arr ived: J _ Quebec, • OFF CORK, July 27 .— Harvest Home , " r -) ; Mint, July 29.--Arrived Tuscany, New ,;1 • . Oct THE £tuARD, July 26.—Promme. Q v , • ; A Taoos. July 27.—Arrived: Helen Th• • ../2 Sailed Mori!, Quebec v • CLYDR, July 27.—Arrived : Dalhousie, Trim, 4 . 1 St. John's, N.B. 28th: John Kerr, Quebec; F3TO • r Montreal. Sailed Georgian, Matanzas • 1.