The Express. — London, England, 1847-06-19 00:00:00

~-. „.......4.......„........... 0 „..... 7 .. mARr s HOSPITAL, Cambridge-place, DICHMOND INSTITUTION, for th• Relief of - - - bales Americas was (lisp Paddington- JI,A, Farman mind by adverse elnammeaces, In Wand and Sortt at 25e. to 28c. TS Wales. VI) riallyzon the advice, fr .-wie-nrszpunv. be. 11. rt. Ito immilbalho Ilinled ea aridly hearltet plosighik sad into for, and prices i Dee• ' b. k " 1 su o="l .l, nd. 0.b . ,e11, Esq., twilit= effeeessielhilowar to prink% Is ash, Ibe ‹,. _it. ( g Atilir 11 lime sold at 16.18. to 161 E et Abaft rad le Ismit Ism, lib* Om abaft= or= a.... die Earl Movers -3Y., rlts . F.5...1 Nis taprhe ssiolnue la thdrtild usa. ...1 melt Req. John Cox, Fag. ~, b„,,d,” anises Come, Fp, IL?. Tao W rite Of ell ebo bans totems& Ls saddlity, lb* nem 15 . F .... g z a t r eot : r .1,1 1 : O . . . id i,...h bo=g tl ds et k , I I , a . : lOW L' 'John condo. E.-. 1. Mani mikard. ii with VIZ ei erekY " re two- Ihmo mg ammi eraL barrels Mud* Mawenclb j Ar d yews- Charley Haab" lA. I no. =,k n i s umb..d. Eq . On bow Ihin Os IN the how et their asseilygze deed boxes yellow Havai Id Eredarlsk Madan inkirtumile sues der sill who ail bow bismis allidsig 1701. The market condi is. lad eierberse inferior qualitiee have dac , tier T. 1.8. Thaws Thledetkvere. EA. ui a. " as aihnsa4 mien alliet2rimaa ti. add lave geirad sphist, ." --- i, W ow. LG. Dough , . MIAs erden, Lot. I °l* thole elleleo7 hen 6.01 warms ell smug ta_p- No. 253 ..] LO i . ' , SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 19, 1817. [3d. have been in better demi buyers, at 241 e. to 38c.- s.P. Net The lEW..hmlidstelasalls at the frffer, roing to ids raraestlY gorcit th, 'Fair M. 412 " 1 ". °I Ao issumein. ,~ t disposed ofil 331 e, to 44., and 40 bags The state of this article Zepends mote -1 from Liverpool.—Rios has been more s are firmer. 260 casks old Caro. .411. 2,500 bags Cargo, 110. to 1201. Havannab, and 70 chests Maceio, all d, were disposed of by auction. The activity ; 170 chests, 320 begs, and 70 tuscondoes sold at 1218. ; and a few hun• Mammals, ordinary to fine, at 1618. to —et continues badly supplied.—Hides : The Minim qualities have declined lc. to 2c. Kim Plate Elides bays been In better demand, and about 16, 000 have found buyers, at 241 e. to 38c.—Tobacco is in steady demand. A pablic sale was held on the 11th inst., which was but thinly attended, and only small lots were disposed of Kentucky, at 101 c. to 191 e. Domingo, at 161 e. to 641 e. Havunnah, at 43e. to 1361 c. per lb. report the splendid eppearance d tha corn crops generally, eepecisily of Wheat, sod though in some distr.cts the CCM. plaints of the Potco blight prevail, yet in a majority of eases it is now raid there is no indication of disaster*. British: Wheat, p, r 7016., English, red, 12s. to 124. 6d. - extra, 12s. 64. to Ile. 9d.: white, 120. 3,1. to 12s. 9d.; extra, 12s. 3d. to 135.; Irish, red, Ils. 6il. to 12a.; extra, 12s. to 12s. 3.1.; white, 13. to 12a. 3d. Barley, English, per quarter. 51s. to 555.; Chevalier, 54e. to 695.; Scotch and Irish, per 60 lb., 7s. to 7s. 6d. Malt, English, per quarter, pale, 745. to 84s. Oats, English and Scotch, per 45 lb., 6s. to Ea. Id. ; Welsh, ss. firl. to se. Pd. ; Irish, fine qualities, .st. 61. to ss. 9J.; general qualities. ss. 4d. to se. 7d. Beans, English, per quarter, 644. to 68s. ; Pigeon. 58s. to 595. Scotch and Irish, per 480 lb., 495. to 51s. Peas, English, per quarter, white, 00s. to 645. ; do. and Irish, grey, Me. to 665. Flour, per 280 lb., English and Irish, fine, 595. to 61s. ; superfine, s. to 655. ; extra, 645. to 675. Oatmeal, per load of 240 lb., Irish, 1816, 60e. to 52a. ; old, 46.. to 4sB. ; Canadian, old, 461. to 48a. Bran, per 24 lb., Is. 10.1. to 2s. Foreign : Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, free, red, Ils. &L to I'2s.; white, 12a. to 12s. 3d.; United Stara., red, 12s. to I'2a. 3d. ' • white, 12 1 . 3d. to 12s. Gd.; Dentate, mixed and red, 12e, to 12a. 3d. ; high mixed, 12s. 3d. to 131. ; Lower Laltie and Hamburg, red, 12s. to 12a. 3d.; white, 12.. to 12s. 6d.; Rtga and Petersburg, red, 11 .. 6d. to Ils. 9d. ; Archangel, lls. to lls. 3d.; Odessa, common, red lls. to 115. 3d.; Polish, lls. 3d. toll.. 9.1.; French. Spanish, and Italian, red, 118. 6d. to 116.9 d. ; white, I Is. 6d. to 125.; Bennet and Mariano poli, red, Ils. 6d. to 1 Is. 9d. ; Egyptian, 9s. 6d. to 9s. 9d.; Mediterranean, &c., ha rd, red, 11.. to 11r. 3d. Rye, per qr., Baltic, &c., 60s. to 645. Barley, per 601 b., is. to 7s. 6d. Oats, per 45 lb., sa. 6d. to ss. 9d. Beans, per quarter, European, 62a. to 545.; Egyptian, per 4801 b., 40.. to 41s. Peas, per qr., Baltic, &c., white, 60i. to 645.; Canadian, 60.. to 61s. Indian Corn, per 4101 b., 495, to 545. Indian Meal, per barrel of 19616., 245. to 255. Flour, per barrel'of 196ib., Canadian, sweet, 40s. to 425.; United States, sweet, 41s. to 425. • Visited States and Canadian, sour, 365. to 375. Arrivals Erom the 15th to the 17th June, inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn : Wheat, 2,307 qrs.; Barley, 155• Malt, 1,225; Oats, 2,099; Beans, 1214; Peas, 94; Indian Corn, 34,166; Indian Coin Meal, 12,102 barrels; Oatmeal, 1,688 sacks ; Flour, 647 sacks, 50,824 barrels. Ptvuouvit, J tun. 18.-The weather continues wet, mad supplies of all grain from farmers are sum/really small. At this morning's market many millers wanted Wheat, but sp. peered to want oonfideaoe to buy, whilst the London market is dull. With the first improved demand, the small stocks in warehouse will be cleared out. RIPON, Se rea 17.-We had a good supply of Wheat at to-day's market, which experienced a decline of from 10,. to 12s per qr., and little b,uieeea transacted. Oats and Beans were scarce, and maintained last week's prices. Wheat, white, 12.. to 13s. per bushel; rid, 11.. 6.1. to 13s. 6d. Beans, Bs. to 9s Oats, old, 30e. to 41e. - —Liss owe dame er twelreg Pure cert. The metateealr.___.... Wm" _ Nib ANI L NEU 11.811:1" Iv 841.11.8 rash "ON 111111.1 wawa, ast to) ism tat pmts Us =ha Aster NW list Wm bessintle kb* the purpose al fhb wetsseevk dark, l .Our suise dew poUte to recurs tie IS dwell and lamina viielt le_elwftwertre. Prielasst—Ms Ones Ilse Moft lOND. bee-Piiiermisms. IliemYaw, req., Sir H. Toe, Bart. Beeklineorth. Esq.. LP. O. Ilothos. Pee, WP. Sir E. Merriam, Bert, W.P. Hon. H. M.P. R. lilltrerd, Req. C. N. Nerrtleralte, req., M.P. W. P. Peet F.sq. Hon. Captain 1). Pelham, B.N. C. Puaey. Esq., M.P. Copt. in T. Richardson. W. Shaw, Faq. J. Vilhers Shelley, Eau. R. B. Sheridan, BK., M.P. B. E. Streetfieltl, Fig. Sir J. W. Bnt.t.b, Bart. Lout-Colonel Sir J. W. Tyldes. H. Wilson, Esq. amoride. Charing-aces. Cousorne. Mr. 8. Jou" Q)mbridgeshlre. 11r. J. Heim snrceseilre. Yr. J. Nesse, Kent. Mr. E. Nearlaatt. Lineethallire. . Mr. J. Pala, Bed/ord. Mr. 8. Pb•llire, London. Mr. R. W. Peaches, Monmouth. Mr. J. Si. Radvell, Mr. J. W. Rogers, Weetanneter. Mr. O. Turner, Deveneldro. Mr. T. Capers, Warwickshire. Mr. J. Wanes, Noribik. to their amber.) for Life. THE W AND TIIR CROPS. O , i7tBRIDOISSH r a very long and severe winter, t.nd one of the d latest springs in the memory of most men, w very much retarded vegetation, we have had tome very warm and growing weather ' which pushed on for a abort tine vegetation in a most rapid and luxuriant manner ; but the long oontinuance of dry, warm weather, and the rapid progress mad its the growth of all kinds of growing crops, has caused to run light and spindly, and it is not unlikely that " ht lands the wheat crop prove will short in the stn ' ht crop. The barley I to jig and oats have suffered from same cause, and will cm teinly be short in the straw. and on all dry greeds and chilks decidedly a light crop. In some very warm lauds the barley and oats look as if they were scorched or burnt. The potatoes ace looking extremely healthy and sound in the leaf; but, on examining some unsound potatoes planted for experiment, which came up well and looked healthy and sound in the leaf, on close inspection the tubers will Ise frond of a brown colour next the old set, which in all cases is quite rotten. These discoloured tubers are evidently diseased, and the dieemie running up the stalks from the connection with the old set. [3d. of a few months exceeding the ordinary amount of past years. A Tare had even been equipped . in the port of Loanda, the chief Portuguese settlement in South Africa, and had successfully escaped with a full cargo of slaves. One of the members of the Portuguese court was implicated in this affair, and has been dismimed from his post by the government. Hastauso, Jora 15.—Coffee: The sales since our last re. port amount to 3,600 bags Brazil, at 3 3-16 s. to 315., 1,200 s St. Domingo, at 3 5-16 s. to 3f s., 1,500 bags La Onsyra, at fs. to 415., and 150,000 bags Porto Rico, at 41s. The mar ket is firm.—Cotton The market is quieter, and very little busincn he. been done. About 100 bales Georgia, good middling to good fair, sold It 7s. to 71s. There are large quantities arriving from Liverpeol.for the interior.—Sugar is flat, and prices will, in all probability, give way upon the arrival of more extensive supplies. 1 .510 boxes Havannah sold at 611. for the brown, and 6 9.165. for the yellow. Rice is in very limited demand. Holders are anxious to realise. Only small lots are tak^n for inunerliase wants.— Tobacce continues in good request. 1,600 strong Domingo sold at 51s. to .515.; 150 Cuba, 7.. to 95.; 4.50 packages Porto Rico, 21s. to 31.. This article is in a good position.—Rides are neglected ; and, in order to make sales of large parcels, lower price, must be accepted. Buenos Ayres we quote Eh. to 745. ; Rio Grande, 5 is. to 615.; Perusals, 44e. to 415.; East India Kips, 31s. to 7s.— Grain : The market is very flat. Wheat, 8 dole. to 10 dolt lower. Rye has declined 2 dots. to 3 doll. The Mahar ardahleamoter. The Deis et Cleidend. The Earl of =. MO Earl of The Earl 01 Egutat. The Lord Peemsham. The Earl of liardwkke. The Lord Lake. The Earl March. The Lord Northwick. The Lord Sonoran. The Lord Smirks. The Lord Manley. The Lard Wolaladrhana, W. Bereelord, Earl., M.P. 11. Erandreth, Esq.. , Mr C. Y. Burrell, Sart., M.P. R. A. Cbriatophrr, Eaq., Y.P. An:Meat:on Croft. 0. L. los, Esq. B. J. B. Gibte, Fag. THE CALEDONIAN SOCIETY.—The anniversary din ner of this society took place yesterday, at the London Tavern, and was well attended by members and guests. Mr. Hopburn, president for the year, filled the chair, supported on the right by Captain Forbes , awl on the left by Mr. B. Bond Cabbell. The toasts of the evening were characteristic and national, while the 'Femme of many gentlemen in the Highland dm*, and the adjuncts of pipe music and Scotch songs, gave an unusual nest to the promedings. Miss Birch and her sister sang charmingly, and Mr. Angus Mackay, piper to her Majesty, accompanied by the juvenile pipers of the Cakdonian Asylum, played, to the admiration of the com pany, many fine pibrochs. Mmes. Bathe and Breach fur nished a very handsome dinner, and we notice with parti cular commendation their " haergis,'rwhich would have re flected credit on that redoubtable opok, Meg Dods herself. Mr. Higgs, the toastmaster, deserves apeeial notice for giving the toasts, which were received with Highland honours in truly Celtic style. - - DERBTAHI6II.—The wheat lands are making extraordi nary progress; and there never wu known* season in which, with regard to this description of grain, a richer luxuriance presented itself. The same remark applies to other descrip tions of grain ; and the whole is not only healthy and vi t ror• ova, but promise., provided fine weather continues to pre vail, an earls' harvest. The grass craps, too, will be abundant. While the lands are in prepareuon for the recep tion of turnip ved, the potatoes are progressing wall astonishing rapidity. Their aFpearance is that of health and vigour, displayin4 an evenness of growth which is not always witeeseed. Dourrentite.—The wheat crop promises to be excellent: it is looking beautiful on the ground, and this remark applies to that grown on the respective soils of gravel, clay, and sand ; the wheat en the chalky soil is also looking well. The potatoes aro also equally flourishing, no appearance of the disease, and new potatoes are already dug, which are abund ant in crop and good in quality. The barley, oats, beans, and peas, and especially the former, are very good. The grow crop is not heavy, owing to the backwardness of the NNW Irethes are looking very well, and the crop is very abundant. The field peas are looking remarkably well, and the early ones are enered with blossom. Enaz.--The rain which hes fallen during the past week has created some alarm for the wheat crop more particularly, the general opinion of agriculturists being, that a succes,ion of wet weather nt this Ileum is most unfavourable for its Cap , . Beasley, Llneoleetti — re7 — . Mr. T. Bowyer, Iluntingdonshire.l Mr. O. Brown, Wilts. Mr. W. H. Browne, Wilts. Mr. 3. Burgess, nonrigid». Mr. W. W. Burrell. Bann. Werwirlorgre. Fr. O. Cherlank Ilaup,L MR GREAT BRITATN.—A correspondent, writing from Tyrelta, 14th June, says .—" This morning, the pumpers having been taken on board, the stages at the side loaded with stones, the ship was watched, and at about an hour before high water was seen to be all in motion. At high water she appeared with a list to the in-shore side, brit otherwise perketly an RR even wen. IS blew a - stormy gels right in on Sews:lay, the doubts about whisk probably pre vented Capt. Claxton from going on with the huge boxer, one of which, apparently without difileulty, was got down on rollers, and pat into place on the lee bow of the ship, where it now hangs.' TALLOW.—The delivery is good, and the market firm. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 615.; October to December delivery, 475. 6d. to 4Th. fid. ; separate months• delivery, 48s. 3d. MINERALS.—LEAH ORES.—SoId at Holy well, on the 10th of Jana, 1847. Mee,. Taos. Prim Mr. T. Earle, lismishirs. Mr. J. Dim., Sussex. Mr. T. Hartshorne, tltafford. Mr. P. Hobbs, Paseo. (With power to DOM t os of £3O constitute G Annu.d subscriptions of £2 0 Ann , . 1.1 subscriptions of CI 3 Further information may be Pulses Chambers, eB, lsar of II and 3 daily. U T 1 0 N.- --- Eamerwrddes 51#to . 3 6 ... o Walker and Co. Coeti;l3; Miller 74 ... 1 1 I T.. Mather and Oa. Tlendre Prenkornott Deep Leeel Cermystnitlt 3 06 16 ... Walker and Co. Calroanaare „„, 26 ... I ... 3. P. Fylin. ditto ..,. ....... 6 ... 10 ... Walker and Co. South Austri' ditto -. . •. ...._ at the abet of the instinelon, London, between the hours 4 BURRELL, H. see. JAM THOMSON, IknretarY• POVIDENTI DISCOVERT.—For some days past appreheraions have been entertained, by the engineers and contractors of the Trent Valley Railway, so to the safety of the bridge which crosses the Tame, near Tamworth, and a man was appointed to watch the progress of any defect which might be observable iu the structure, either from subsidence or other causes. This bridge consists of three divisions of about seventy feet span, supporta.' by two piers in the bed of the stream, the line being formed by iron girders. and the whole being con structed on a principle precisely similar to that of the bridge over the Dee, on the Chester Railway, where the late melan choly accident occurred. It appears that the doubts enter tained as to the stability of the structure did not originate without sufficient cause, as on Monday the man appointed to watch the bridge perceived that one of the immense iron girders was giving way. The circumstance was immediately reported to the officers of the company, and measures will no doubt be taken not only to repair the fracture, but to ascer tain the perfect stability of the work, before the opening of the line for traffic. On the whole, it is smatter of congratu lation that the state of the bridge was discovered thus early, as, had it given way during the passing of the trains, the consequences would hare been frightful to contemplate. —Worcester Journal. IA A 0 N.—A. ROWLAND and BON, 20, • Hatten-earden, lonian, bee to caution the nobility and miry against belt: - stied ter the Woman at sec =er . ne k. := •• t 7 sed “Ol uan ert i e llue. —einrunir On bapihd melon of royalty one the imertandlispietrate. with leiller attempt. at deeeptton, addle Ow the Man idsert, and teed owrttala eelefem noweened eadiemaster the real) of the ortgiaal preparations. ail "Magarim 011,'". IGO. • mwl " Odenlek. aro .Raestinbt," inn the enopper of each bran th e name et .Iveßatiff° preening that of the article, with their annotate at the Rat, In Mg ilk, noon—" A. ROWLAND & , ON Bold by t at 20, Estlergardes, London, and by all ehendeta and winners. ..„ ditto „.„.. 1 25 5 0 ditto. Hold at the lane, on the 11th July. East Rose 57 -611 13 0 ... Peopoll Easeltinfreo. ditto ditto ditto - 11 10 6 ._ Tamer Smelting Co. Held at Unheard, on the 12th June. Trelkane Omen Ore 46 ... E .. 3 0 0 .. . 2. . Walker and Co. - - Botha errosr, J vein 18.—The market was very dull to day, and but very I the business doing. The weather con tinues very unsettled, and a return of fine warm weather is now very desirable. - --' • - n(IIRIDOE, Jexe 17.—The Wheat market to-day was eery short, and 4e. to se. per qr. cheaper. No alteration out be reported in the prices of other gram. Wheat, 201. to 241. per load of 5 qrs. ; 535. to 68e. per qr. ; Peas, 50s. to 545.; Harley, 48s. to 245. ; Oats, 30.. to 40s. • Rye, 56e. to 60s. ; Tares, 101. ret bushel. Flour per eack, white, 835.; in household, 784.; seconds, 73e. - • • Soid at Holprell, on the 16th June. Haat Logylas 6B 1: 9 1 ... Newton. Keatea,l2.Co. O Pe ditto FE: m tMle . : 44 9 9 . . Walker and Co. 40 ... 917 ... ditto Oogla ?in....fir '''''''' -r, .... 21 1 11 *.-. lieartod"nitlieates,&Co. T. M AI" il l •V - ISSO at ' E'd 11, 40 ....... pie Earl Moms leelr,,r k ; .1 Right Re , . 11 0 T i g Whop cn- 060.4 lit , a. u Lord 1, 111 1 0. en" 1 0 moi s m Agra Owabwww . , pgweg, Bert. T.RN 1 Olio am LG Deeds. Charles Wardell, Eag. les l A "bi . —in ILE 1 . -- mostly solcit the *raw santribolleme of OW 11 l ... huge email is .1311 required Is esti* than W Wenliffile Y ell wee It kt the reception of WWI* d es fiaßbil whice b SOW* pip= ,e0' 0 4. 4 so a"I r.: ;Was ;. , i k.iiat i t . llllo Vi er li lye . VW* Welp a r4l 12e dcaqs a ildmil= 40,111 lOW WO tnifity 460 WWII* ins esissrer Willgral tennntutcs • SO s. 1 a d a gums aniscripdon of 3 guineas ee upw ard, : :doll" wild 01111VIkas and donation' hare been miaowing ies 0 1,r01 10. 0/ 4184 Mama Dowawr if* • le Print"! Ow t sEtha Duke of Cambridge 2l • the Melina of Gloucester le Prince George of Cambridge 2O • *DO 00 .014 W salwerhviarao already vidvrrtind, exclusive of the gift of land, K 18,353 Mb. 31111010e0ewkSione ranee the last advertisement :- brawn J. Hardy, 'Pp. ir i p l era:. D. A. Shim., Hower, Sart. • WOW it ?wham Mies Tynte 006,110 e. Wert. £29 0 S Samuel Elderly, Req. • • 20.1. Silberlard all 0 j Mr. Jame. Hots A 0 .., N owa_ .. 30 0 0 lobn Bunn% Esq. • 2 1.... —2O 0 0 Beejamin 1 OIL Esq 2 0 Fesi• a A. • * kr- Stojualin Inll. Faq. ...11 .0 ) : S.Ol. Jahn A. A. Clarke, Esq. a 0 st et. Miss Clerks A 0 isia Pod. nos. Faulkner, Faq • 0 rote ........... . 7 IH. Smith Cala, Esq a • I SL yy 0 Mese Aden A 0 ! .. ~, pipe ... a a ...... 0 , S. Seedham, Eq. a 0 0 ; Dr. Kemble at 0 Saal sellweilsrr • OIC. H. Pardry, Egg .. 0 kq ilere 1 1 • 1 4 - •C. H. Barthey, Esq. ..; 0 mi. Fag. 444. 1 1 0 0 L s. . C. /Ilan ,. 8. ‘ 44,44 9 1 0 0 isq. • Wen Ihnillli, ad 1 0 * • Herman Merlyn , Faq. 1 0 ir11411" laq. a 0 Jot. Spencer, Erg 0 e . ; 4 111 sad Jae. Spenser. Faq • o lOW 0 John Leen Kw • 0 we. WSW sad The Mum Foshan • 0 ......a 0 C. B. Thor . Eno - 1 11 " TWerr. .... O,R. H. c vo:ii.a.. ad T. a vomit 3 1 0 I lady 0 *WM rig- • 0 lady Charlotte Start .. 1 0 tar." F 4 11161 1 br re4 FJ6. 4i ii 0 , Lady Caroline Neeld...• 0 10 06 ! H. B. Simone, Esq. . • 0 1 Mina Masters 1 0 it 116 WIN is;1 1 /C.11= 116 1 •• • ; Mania T. Smith, Esq... 1 0 0 . James 0 i gn w hi. iniy . B ttad ... 3 1 0 l The Ri lL ir iaa laZalinrai &WWI. Martina ... 2 0 I bishop of !turbo.,... 2 0 hp Was Maim Lard Beau- I Trevor l9 0 0 0b...-.. ......... 0 The Hon. George Rice siibm• Trevor 66. 0.0 0 I 1 The Right Hon. the Earl lie MEW Ent., in Qiniaten iiltlect to • Armee .J. of H. Pidcock, tip Maks of Ki 11 12s. 3 80' John Moron, Esq. . Ilk*, En a 1 10; John D. Powl,o, Req.... 5 0 an Parish Faq a 1 1• I John D. Pawl," Esq. • 1 0 Wm Sadao, Faq a 1 1 0 Rev. W. Lewis • 2 0 Wide" Esq., add. S 5 Tim Watson • 0 WOW ear • berlooll R. Bradshaw, Ent 0 0801 Re.. J. Buck. Keith Barnes, Esq. kr, at W. Marrs IC. B. Phillimoro, Faq , O.* EwMl6llblel s I ad., 0 IL 15 19 kanie,Rw., add 3 0 0 51 re. EL Callander, 3rd 111Minsu, pw., mid 10 10 0 sub. a 0 Ms Mace*, Esq.... 3 3 0 Thome Copeland, Fin. 5 0 111. E. Hewitt . 1 1 0 MlasCarolice Holland. . 25 0 115miaerey, Fsq 1 10'P. G. Currie, Fly. iffeentway, F,q... • 3 30; E. Proner, Esq. Making the total amount of satneriptlons, 119,445 2s 10d. laserlptions and donations be received by the lbDoering Ws, :--94r Claude Scott and Co., Caventlich-square ; Messrs. Ira and Co., Congiill ; Mega. 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L That thls sit/ Walled "The Ray Society,'" end VW Ms ' dpasla to the s qleo d Natorei History, by the WEISS of ape andeln Islors. of new editions y e add ot wibiedanka orb amdrms., traillialla aY mead heolou wino wide Nis preally Mammal Mem the MgalwMi they are writtmi. ti from the mein= la which Whine hem LL-R MllVrectioa to the MIME that they Ea Mt print =dot Wens to Yon selollie tho Vomellop of eats edam" wed Will =le ulto elan WOW, withistdrigete laea of omegolos beandlhos `Ow eollea t od is be :lot WOW heelt polo• Ne Se drabs thoyeerto air dollen Melo; Bombe. Mammy Wady Mo sand sidissrip. t Dade amid sahmiption. Mal be mai In *Mance, and con sled is Wm ea the Ind day of February is each year ; end that NI oohs to de not dimity their lineation to withdraw from Oho nneybdirs the Ind day M June, shall be comidered to colleen retenowl tollide be the y.ez' wilecription. LEn inmegment et dr society shall be ce.ted imam& ed amostees, gybe= cm-third shall hare their stated Ili le ent" not 1111C01 shall be eligible for re-deeded Ot homed oselho. k Thetas or. Wean lected by the mom b= mem WM MI Mao timer' sils bc ec e of the neetlog of Ohs riots to the thootesoot et Some% oil that se mare adwitilm Is anew to allowed tomb stsist=pl a MOOG rai l Ail due twolworolidee tole hmiao bldnia) ml temozer, who Olt at olido totem. koddeemeL As meg lateeriptlcs dolt be doodled Le •Oholleeed teak ate ere sidle treemuerend two meesteediale OM& I. De towatte of thr. receipt and expeadtesee OltfhO= alai homiest mashy by two smitten applied OF ; the alter Mlommbiesel the esiety, who aro set 'mentors at ormilb lasi Yr Minima desoleted smog IY solowthera. I. Olt the member ef espies of the sedelre pahlt don, is dlelead _So eiondl, be limited to the tumble el wed sirs who fe lt has lon enrolled, and paid theft rah- Mildni, MN Mire the het day at hoe. 11114 the Oleo et hate ).doles by the society be entitled immdirs ef astossesig time', as may be decided by Ms MIL %Yew* Wain two loo m =l. end be 081 may obtained Pea rent Fiarr TM, 1944. :IC= a be PROGIUM of ZOOLOGY sad BOTANY, cow *Did -I.odedimenthestate of in Europe, by Charles Leaks ed% tudheed by Hugh E. Jun., MA., P. 0.& 1 led 1M De hides of VegMsliis yaiskiry, by Dr. H. r. Isdnieddlty IL leshesers. M.D., Pil.S. I. DPW entherrogrem et gedry, berths Par 1 9 4 2 . by Weds , ditedemistelW W.& glidesal& S.& I geigigma it MIDI RAY: Muldthl i f b a y * Lite et Mtn Eal I Drrenr ; Tmesik thwth it h re th i the I Higale ththithwt Caddie; Malay t=l. re i n, I the N•b ; .litsa 42 14 ' with a P at Si Par y_ rei n MONOGRAPH ;with Coloured Drawings of arty !Pied of s• BRITISH rorgrewicntATE )(our see, .7 Lim Ada ad Hamra. tez georre TI.R• ISO. 1111 1211TIPP a the ALTERNATION of GENERATIONS, . lideel tem the Gad by Geoid Bum, F.R.C.S. IL ARCIWORAPII if the 1111111E1H NUDIBRANCHIATE DOL. INICii, tat 111 ishend r Hamm Pert ddrations in lithotint, by Heed _ Aid n. a wan isi PAPERS on BOTANY, iodating or traded s Delft gore : IL We ea Se y I tke Ceu.led, with s Oda, wi t .__ ..II G. awl. r i iii i = i rb a the Peden of Geographical Body, for by W. R. Weekesid, &A., and 0. Busk P.ILC.& „hMOIL Medd thezeikddid, sad growth a Ve W atable nedelAtese lisedyi, EIJL I. Hit. IN WS We et Teptable Physiology for IStig, 111.1 " triad% t hann tea iiis Tons Tata, 11146: GROGRAM of PLANTS, translated by lid _ IbIIAIIIR Jeenter. il. moor na ia the OROANPIATION of TRILOBITES, with 0 Hientendie Dun the German, and edited by Prdieors Odd Itedie Pods. jil A im Pot lei HiIeIXICK on the NITIMBRANCHIATE DOL. LOICL M. ih..,,,,.__ 110 . 4 =ie1ti era idly be reedy: lad - 1".... Rd published I. the " Phllte ß ooral il ium ut• mai le deinerlpt in the library et Use i i ra-.. "Wall hiWW, n „. _WDWlLLParagnay translated Morn the Boarish. --•• swum.: if desedd by A. Take, Le. 10613. lifillallli. 411 Irri. pr. II "' I Llver Dr. Dlideeze. LOW, W: 6 1,.. , Y,leireylEstuk Dr. Mosley W Ili ni . ylieep — iii= taLielik a =terow n6 t. n. ih m „ Or . i key. Nitimilled.Tyd I. IL ec. c. smith, F. q . ner t =r ai z. 0 . now c*, tot. Lv yr ' 617 . gel. = k id. l. Std. LI. ..... W. Implpiq wreiller Idl. tel. 1 ir r"ig a I V . 114r7. Salter. fit esillim. Wit'. ' L a Thal I • Jaslowa. Sq. 1.._ , Jag. mid, . 1 Ilbsyntsuf.ll.r.W. L. Leighton. leniip 'i, til im illsw, i allisollOr. Oils' T. auk Paq. ' L waikiajp. Lg. &a d& thq. i D. 1111"1,11. IL i wklsk 111. 1.. ' Tesh "w rais %deg. Des i t h dl i 4 M IN, I = . 1 4 L Low lalt Vite. 1 Lir lit I Weillid. F. 101 0 ,0 4 ft... 14 I Whirelw, Do. A. D. dd. LIM & ph, Whildeek W. Did/dd. WAN. P. 1111.0. ..._ 26 1. I rend Jeffrb lua H. Puttied Req. Y --" 1r1 ' 772 4- i Vat. W. ifi. Take. 80. --..nwilas.L_ Ns radeled le le allimmei le as lades "..milial . _ _ low le soli to lbo lasi Rgidnelle __,L , t Sinwlnl 10 De limilikgragibill.e•W .."" '' . THIS DAY, Ibur o'Clock. W - ..ii. - ;mpare, Brq., Pres. Nat. Hid. trot, BALA. By the Antelope steamer, bound for Liverpool, re- N. B. Ward, Esq., P.L.S. ported at Cork, we have news from Rio Janeiro to W. Tars% EA., PIA. the 10th, and from Bahia to the 16th of May ~. . . . : heavy freights greatly impeded more active opera tions. At Bahia freight was paid 955. for sugar, and ld. per lb. cotton, to the Esk, loading there for Liverpool, and only one English vessel disengaged. Exchange was nominally 28d., but no business was doing in it, as drawers would not hearer more than 27d. to 27 ;d. The rate of exchange at Rio was lower also at 271 d. The stocks of goods from Europe were said to be heavy and difficult to move, in both Bahia and Rio. The Crane packet left Bahia one day before the Antelope ; but it is expected she will bring few letters, as the merchants preferred writing by the steamer. There were 23,000 cases of sugar in store in Bahia. Advice from Landsberg (Prassia) report the con clusion of the wool fair annually held there. An in crease of prices, as compared with those of last year, had been obtained, in the ratio of from 5 to 7 thalera per centner. Fifteen thousand centners of wool were brought to market, of which 1,200 only remained unsold. In the House of Lords last night the Earl of AUCKLAND, in reply to the Earl of RODEN, stated that the Admiralty had called for the fullest reports re specting the means which had been taken for the pre servation of the Great Britain steam-vessel, and that the admiral on the Irish station had been directed to supply a powerful steamer to assist in floating her, should such aid be required. Earl FITZWILLIAM complained that having gone into' one of the aisles of St. Paul's Cathedral, being anxious to compare the building with that of St. Peter's, which he had re cently visited, he was followed by an official, who demanded the payment of twopence. This practice of charging fees for admission to our national cathe drals he considered highly disreputable. The Juve nile Offenders Bill passed through committee, Lord DENMAN reluctantly consenting to dispense with juries in many cases contemplated by the bill. The division on the question propounded by Lord LTNDHURsT on Thursday evening, that the committee on the petitions respecting the Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway be directed to proceed with their inquiry, was erroneously reported to be carried, instead of negatived, by a majority of six. It is proper to state that in our early editions yester day we erred, in common with all the morning journals, in this respect, for which error the reporters are not responsible, inasmuch as they are excluded during divisions, and take the result, as represented to them, from an officer of the house at tending in their feathery. The general correct ness with which divisions are given proves how little blame should attach to a solitary mistake, par ticularly where there are amendments upon amend ments proposed, in addition to the original motion, as was the case in the present instance. A mist ake, however, having arisen, the question is raised as to the policy of excluding reporters on such occasions, a practice which if to be continued, suggests another question, viz., whether such information might not be supplied by some higher official authority than that to which it has hitherto been delegated. In the House of Commons, Mr. GREENE, in the absence and on behalf of Mr. HOME, moved that it was expedient that the constitution and practice of committees on private, should in future be assimilated to those of committees on railway bills.—After some discussion the house divided, when the motion was carried by a majority of 30, the numbers being 118 1 to 88.—On the question of prooeeding to the order of the day for the committal of the Health of Towns Bill, a preliminary discussion of some length ensued on the public business of the house , Lord J. RUSSELL urging a sitting this day to proceed with unopposed UIL, but which proposition was so coldly received, or rather so warmly opposed, that the noble lord suc cumbed, and moved that the house at its rising should adjourn till Monday.—Lord PALMEBSTON, at the instance of Mr. BORTHWICK, gave an expl anation with respect to affairs in Portugal , after w hich Mr. ViLtiEns entered into a statement with respect to his dispute with Mr. CHRISTIE on the previous evening.— The debate on the Health of Towns Bill then pro ceeded, Colonel SISTRORP moving that it be read a second time that day six months. The speeches were hot lengthy, bat the speakers were numerous, the mass of objectors resting their opposition on the ground of the exclusion of the metropolis from its operation, Mr. Housstaa and Mr. ROEBUCK fierce l y attacking the government for delay, andlimiting the operation reltb•steiture. At length the house divided, when the amotion of going into committee was carried by production. The partial cessation of rain, however. accom panied by a more genial state of climate, has tended to re move the apprehensions. Barley and oats will produce more fodder for the cattle, and a greater yield of corn • whilst the beans and peas have been, by the provident ial showers, snatched from total destruction. The latter, which pro duecs so nutritious a food for man, now promises to be a most abundant crop, the louse and the collier having been wholly washed away. But little clover or meadow hay has at present been harvested, the swarth will therefore be greatly increased, and a second crop insured. LANCASHIRE.—Vegetation is coming to maturity with a raniday almost without parallel. Wheat looks strong, is of a healthy colour, and bids fair to produce an excellent crop. The oats look extremely well. A larger breadth has been sown this year than usual. The potatoes have made rapid progress. They look strong in the haulm, and so far there does not at present appear to be any ground for alarm. LEICESTERSIIII2I.—There has a considerable quantity of rain fallen, and the temperature has ruled low, but no injury has at present been sustained by the corn crop, though the harvest will thereby be somewhat retarded. The rain will much assist the corn (which is bursting finely into ear), in case warm sunny weather ensues ;—warmth is now what is wanting to perfect the grain, and insure a bountiful harvest. Hay making is at a stand, in consequence of the showery weather. Liatcotuaraz.—Vegetation is every where moat luxuriant; and the late cold winds, succeeded by ruin, have been most favourable to the wheat crops, which de just ready to shoot. Sitaotentaz.—Tiao genial and refreshing showers of the lent few days have been of the greatest possible benefit to the farmer and gardener. The turnip bas improved in an extra ordinary manner, and bids fair to yield an extensive crop, though the announcement is perhaps rather premature. The wheat plant is reireeented as looking remarkably well, and is coming generally into ear, with the exception of some cold districts, where late sowing and imperfect cultivation have their effect. Rye, oats, and barley are as promising as per haps they ever were; and the latter is represented by com petent judges to be in as healthy a condition and appear ance as it well can be. Field beans and peas, also, present a luxuriant appearance, snd from all we can learn of the gene ral appearance of hotel crop, we may (meet, with favour able weather, se.abandant harvest gear mops are rather late, though generally strong ; cutting has commenced in the neighbourhood. SOMERSETSHIRE.—Such an alteration since the warm weather has commenced in wheat is scarcely to be remem bered ; it is fast coming into ear ; and, should the weather continue favourable, an earlier harvest than was anticipated a short time winos may be relied on. The potato crops are growing luxuriantly, and some have been lug, which, together with the growing plants, exhibit not the least symptoms of disease. Barley is getting on luxurantly, aad the crop will be bountiful. The crops of beans are more pro- mising than for years past, and now just getting into bloom. SUITOLX.—The accounts frem all parts of the county respecting the growing corn are extremely gratifying. The rumour of the re-appearance of last year's disease in the po tatoes appears to have incited a general examination of the crop, and the result is such as to inspire a confident hope that the produce will be far and every way greater than was at any time this year anticipated, while in no s i ngle instance were true symptoms of the disease discovered. Occasionally blighted plants are found, but the most healthy fields of po tatoes hive always exhibited each cases of failure. On the whole, the farmers arc in the best possible spirits at the pros pects of the coming harvest. Seaux.—The wheat continues to improve in almost every situation, and the appearance altogether is as good or better than it has been for several years. The warm sun we had a few weeks back gave great strength to the stem; and though it is very luxuriant, it will stand weather without falling, and if we are blessed with a fine still time for the blooming, we may almost reckon safely one large crop. The late rains have materially improved the oats and barley ; and though the showers have retarded the hay making, there is very little or no injury done to the bay yet. Beans and peas are looking very well indeed. YORYBILIRL—The crops continue to look remarkably well. SCOTLAND.—We have bad ten days of she most beautiful and seasonable weather. This, following upon the previous rains, has brought vegetation fast forward; and the gram, as well as spring sown crop, now covers the ground so thickly that subsequent drought, should such occur, will not be to much felt. The hay will be very abundant, and in many places the oats have recovered from the effects of the grub. The appearance of that grain, however, is, generally speak ing, the least satisfactory of all the areal crops. Turnip sowing is going forward under the most favourable circum stances, and the potatoes, generally, continue to indicate a healthy growth, though in some places indications of disease have been manifested. lam...awns—The most cheering accounts continue to be re ceived of the progress of the crops of all kinds, including potatoes. The copious shower, of the last few days have proved most beneficial to all agricultural products'. The sowing of turnips, carrots, parsnips, beans, peas, &c., is still carried on extensively, particularly in the south and west. MAJOR-GENERAL SIR GEORGE POLLOCK.—Sir Qeorge Pollock landed at Margate, on the 14th of this moath, from the ship Marlborough, late in the evening, and pre. ' °Laded to town early next morning, but owing to the state of his health, which bad been much tried by the climate of Calcutta and his arduous duties there, he has been com pelled to decline the invitations of the Court of Director, of the East India Company and of other public bodied. SUDDEN DEATH AT VAUXHALL GARDENS.—A melancholy instance of sudden death, under circumstances of a very distressing nature, occurred in Vauxhall-gardens, about half-past 11 o'clock on Thursday evening. The un fortunate decmsed, Mr. James Aspinall, was a member of the corporation of Liverpool, and some few years since held the office of mayor of that important borough. Mr. Aspi nail was in town on busineu of a temporary nature, and dined on Thursday afternoon with a party of friends at the Conservative Club, after which, In company with Mr. Ridley Weinman and Mr. Watts, two friends, resident in St. James's-street, the unfortunate gentleman proceeded to Vanxbell-gardens, where he partimpated in the gaieties of the Royal property during the evening, appearing in excellent health and spirits. After partaking of nipper, the deceamed accompanied his friends to the newly-enseted Gallery of Arts, after inspecting which he was in the act of descending the staircase, when he fell suddenly to the ground, and on being raised was discovered to be insen sible. A medical gentleman who happened to be near the spot applied the lancet, but without avail, death having been instantaneous. The body was immediately removed, with all the privacy possible . to the Vauxhall Tap, adjoining the gardens, where it will remain till after the inquest, which Mr. Carter, the coroner for Surrey, has appointed to be held this day. The event caused some consternation among the company in the gardens. The friends of the deceased, who were_sveatly . excited at the awful occurrence, received from Mr. Wardell, the lessee, (Mg] possible attention. Mr. AZ pinall was a man of extraordinary stature, measuring six feet four inches high, and weighing upwards of twenty stone. He was in his forty-second year. - - —., AN AFRICAN TRAVELLLR.—Mr. Daniell has reached this country, after escaping all the vicissitudes of a com paratively-unknown country in South-West Africa. Ha , has had several attacks of fever, and escaped death under various gables. He has, however, reaped a rich ethnolo logioal harvest, which he intends immediately to lay before the Ethnological Society. He has minutely studied the diseestious which the various tribes of negross of the south , magared with the uncivilised man of the north of 1 Cs is em i s Africa. The Portuguese possessions, especially the pima wittiments —a new and rich field of inquiry—have 74 Ale marked attention. The slave trade is rapidly ground in Angola and the adjacent countries. to the great etriment of our legitimate commerce, and, notwith standing the reputed vigilance of our cruisers, a vent number .r.i.... have bean transmi tt ed to the Brasils.—the exports COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o auk. The favourable returns of the Bank of England for the week ending the 12th last., which are published elsewhere in the Ezpreu, combined with the improved state of the money market generally, and the con tinuance of propitious weather, all contributeelto encourage the speculations for the further rise in stocks which has been realised this morning. Consols from 881 to 1, at which they left off yesterday, are new 881 to 1 for the opening, with a firm market. Reduced Threes, 881 to 1. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cente., 901 to Exchequer Bills, 7s. to 10s, premium. Bank Stock, 195 to 7. The advance in grain, and a greater demand for money, had caused a decline in the home stocks at Amsterdam, ac. I cording to the rock quotations there of the 16th. The Two and-a-Ralf per Cents. were quoted 57 11-16; the Fours, 8913-16. The Two-and. ie Halfper Cents. continue to be marked here, however, 581 to 9; the Fours, 891 to 90, but without,le mend. Spanish Five*, 221 to ; the Threes, 341 to 6. Por tuguese have declineel to 314 to 21. Mexican, 20 to 1. Danish are S 3 to 5. We have had few transactions in foreign stocks, and prices are mostly nominal. anotaste PUNDA. . _ - Beak Itiret, 115 7 34.M$* Pi per M. Onsets Juan Mat 3 per Ct. °easels Peet.. 883 33 per Ceate,933 ISeeitequer Bllle. ?a 103. p ...chi...4c. 4- o ....e t pm Ct. Austrian Beelt,l3 8 • 1 pee CV. armada 18.19. 4 1 IS , I snia. = arm, es e 1 Wilt I per Ct. ItnutPlan 1i.13.1131 0 9 pee Ct. .31 Ditto New, Ile H Portmermo9lle. Doh, tlf 11 8 per Ct. Bees. Area 84,37 9 8 per Ct. Mar H. Ine II Moo Chill.. lids., II 3 DIM 151901 Ma. fiti I Ditto Oalumb. Def. lids , II 3 1 per Ct. errs& 14. 341 I Columbia. P.quador am, 24 I lpsulth Delheted Wk., 111 181 3 per Ct. lieniali lildu, 83 1 1 Sputa Prolleit Wu, 48 te 28 per Cl. Dutch Ads., 348 1 I per Ct. Veuemeala Mu, 31 41 I per Ct. Oen. Dutch, Mit 90 Wilteesela Ihilleento Doh, Is II RAILWAYS.—The share market is firm, with, in many cases, an improvement in prices. Newcastle and Berwick are higher and in demand. Eastern Counties are buyers to-day at the same price at which sellers yesterday. Ceylon are inquired for at to j premium, but in other Indian lines little doing. SALES lITFECTED UP To TWO THIN DAT IN LONDON. (Yesterday's prices will 8. found In last page). Mr. ad Oaddil in., 174 Lynn and Ely, 1145 Ws., Wale., k IL Valley, 84 Lyon and Derebern, 181 Brldel k Ruder New, 14 Man. and Leeds, 104 2 Do. PUtha i l l ol =el lid F-IWOI2ZI 4 Midland, 12 4 Do. New, Do. New, 05 + } Do. Yak sm.- 4 i News. emit Berwick, 381 1 Paelses 1345N4111 Do. 24,04 4 Ot. N. BMA Walvis, 11 01. i tiorth wth iks234 5 Nor& Itiltrkisire 6 , 104 1 Great Widow 70 694 Psalm awl Wyre, 375 5 Do. New, If 8 Do. Mon (A), 1346 Hidden. k Mankse. Ex., 191 5 11 =Marai lind* New, Ilk, 51 Da. Glosekre, 38 Lassassiss lk Oaelleds, 134 resse. CM 31 Leek & lashed. 475 Ws Do. de., 8k., , Class B, 21 Lideader It lledkord, 1 IL eddike ls 1 Leeds wed Th d ink 20 W. Make Oaks, dA, 4 die par Do. 141 get Ost, 24 4 4 Wftior, tkabes, k B.Vi ~ 21 2 p Liver.„ & imab., Test k Newcastle, 374 4 Lie., Sla ewer. ~ 1 Do. New, 1 Loa., Is 8. Caws, 144 5 De. Pref., 111 Loa. & .W 174 161 York and N. ~ 84 5 Do. floarlare, L. et D., 1.11 1 Do. Fred, 15i Do. Qrs. Maw, 13 111 Do. E. and W. R. Er.., 21 4 Do. 4M. sk, IL k 8., 71 7 0 Beekspie Ned Anises, I% Do. IW. done, M. & IL (C), 74 14 Larks di 111. W., 611 + 54 Ni t a 4 De. 111ww Oar. Wghths, 49 Nate= ti 111 4 De. Pm Pseleadd Do. loft Oces., 351 74 Pats erl= l Do. OMB, 31 44 1 / 4 71 We sad MONO, 6 D. do. 3.1 amine libliiima ell LIVERPOOL BALM Pm IS. Very little business was doing: prim were steady. Cbeeter k Birterkeed, 401 reds sod Newer. TreL, 31 E. Lancashire, I d E. & W. Ea Pref., 94 Do. New. 1 Or. wad Oaf. la., 7 Lon. and N.W , 1774 Elasklb., att., sad N. W. Pt, 5-16 Do. New Ors 101 1 Dui sod Bd. he., 14 d Do. Fifth., li p Irk mid Mink, • Do. Qrs., 0. ~ 164 De. Pr .... 1 L. L 13.16 Man. & Ueda Halves, N. and Met), 11 (labe Rod. 0•1441//wer, 1 d Do. (late W.ILU.), 1-16 p par kali 0n.., 74 p Midland, 123 8. Stidslk, 1 d Do. New 50/. eh., 3/ Lie., Crosby, mil MIL, 14 Nesse. k Berwick New oh., 24 There was but little beldam ably firm, at yesterday's quell Birk Lane-, & Clieshire, 11 2 d k Oxford Junction, 61 71 p Bleck., Mtn., end N. W., Pref. 1 7-16 d E. Lances. New, 1 d Da New Beep, per gossten, 171 aw Branones, lialprenea k M p SALMI, Jr re IL is dais& but pviBB6 win WM , seism maim siva.. 611 r., NI Do. gra (ChM Ilso. *Lei Ds. SaL d De. /WY. WR.U., per N. 3 7-16 1 p allwllidre nay, I d a. Releis mg Dover, 1 Roe& Illeirdeblre, d 36 Bttitq, The market wee not quite receding, and bagas are not e Amb., Nott., Ica, 98a 3d. d Bir., WoL, & &oar V., 11. Man., Buxton, & Met., ea 3d. d N. Stafrords., 48e. 3d. p LEEDS SAI Tke market continued very were effected, notwithetaadi firm, ..ese, Jam IL brisk; prism, too. ST. &gain numerous es sellers. legows. Ils lefros. (B). IS.. 9 d• d Muiplin Them, Ad ii d e. Otailbstlidre, LE% Juan IS. inactive, and few transactions ,ng prices generally remained Newc. and Berwick New, II p N. Britian We, 26e.,p Do. Thbda, ale. ad. p N. Staffordenire, p North Western, 31s. BA. 6d. d F.. Lancashire Scrip, par IsmTi West Yorkshire, I I d Hod. and Nan., .. p Leads &Thirak Prd, 16a. Isa d L eeds Do. , Wa i d t NV ilidland, d Man. and Lee& • lb., IR d par West Hiding Un., la. ed. d BRISTOL, Iran IL The market remained with but little alteration, and the business transacted was on a limited scale. YORK SALES. lows 1 8 . Gt. Northern. 2 21. Oa. Bd. North British Thirds, 22. ID. Ipsw. & Borg Be. Edmund's, 10 I Do. Quartets, 41. Os. Neva. k Berwick., Vi , York & Newc.PrW.,ll4 11/.6a3d. Do. New, 7 71. le. DUBLDI Dublin k Bakst Ja., 04. Beath. Si Were., 344 Mid. Gt. Wet. k R. C., 74 Do. Haire, I. Vd. EDDIBURGEI Cakkiliea New, 41a Id. Dwain ft Perth Qrs..66s. 8/1.70e. L Ueda °antral, 37e. ed. lAD Ilt=t2A Ms. Do. •ew, 78a. 76►6d. Edla. & Newport, 71 Do. do. New, 46a. Jcxi 1). Teineiinitili Limyink, 12 Dinka bad 1 Dublin and =, 6 ou . 911. BALM, Jru 17. Erlin., Leith, & Gran. gm, 13s. Dll7l. Perth Halves, 6s. 101. Northern, 117 s. 6d. 87e. I N. Blid evr Qrs., 91e. 90s Do No., lin id. Do. Thirds, 6k ed. 61s. 9d. Do. Fifths, 64 PRODUCE.—ANTWEBP, lONE 17.—Coffee hu been in improved demand, the sales of 1,500 bags Brazil, fear to good ordinary, 210. to 22 e. 1,200 begs damaged Brazil, 17c. to 211 e. ; 2,600 bags Domingo, good ordinary, 23c. to 230. ; and 600 bags Java, 260. to re.— Cocoa ; 120 bai t s St. Domingo sold at 241 c. for cononmption. —Cotton : There ie very little offering, in consequence of the BLACK TIN. Said, at the Mines on the 10th of Jane. Drake Walla 4l . £47 0 ... Daub= and Co. ditto .,. 4 ... 47 0 ... Wiliam and Co. ditto .... .... 9 ... 39 0 ... Calcaick Smelting Co. ditto ditto Binh Ur —Atiounp Journal. COPPER ORES. Sampled Jobe 2 and told at Andrew's Hotel, Redrotb, June 17. Idiom Tam Price. Mines. Tons. Price. Devon Gt. Cool j IY4 LT I n Weet Caradon . 28 ....Cl2 13 6 —Wb. Marie j ' " Poet" Como!. 113 ... 7 0 6 ditto 63 8 8 0 ditto 103 ... Sl7 6 ditto 61 ... 717 0 ditto 71 ... 612 6 ditto 70 ... 6 6 6 WE. Friendship 126 ... 910 6 Wheal Josiah .92 66 6 ditto 116 ... 80 6. ---- dr& —ei :I: ili Norte Vaie - y - . - 83 ...... i 0 ditto 69 .. 5 4 ditto 29 ... 2 6 ditto 60 ... 11 3 ditto 22 ... 212 Wheal Fanny ... 80 ... 6 3 Bedford United 118 ... 512 ditto 77 ... 3 17 liolmbush West Caradon -103 ... 6 8 1 Wheal Bnay 32 219 ditto 94 ... 615 ditto 12 ... 2 8 ditto 66... 615 ditto II ... 3 0 ditto 45 ... 7 1 I Tamar Rag l2 ... 7 3 ditto 30... 310 TOTAL PRODUCE. Tons. E a. d. T. C a. a. Des. OL Cons. Wb. Friendehip. 244...1,130 2 0 -FM Maria ~,,,...5 0, 6 3 ~:, , Marke Valley. 133... 435 4 6 Whealllueny .. '''''' Bedford Unite d 111... 663 15 0 WheaUtadab .•• Bolmbush West Condon . _ 360...2,522 0 6 Wheal Buoy FoweyConsolh... 239...2,023 1 6 Tamar Slag 12.. 85 16 0 ArerageStandard LEG 16 0I Average Produce 9l Amage Price per ton E6 16 0 Quantity of Ore tor 1,110 tow I Quan.fineCopper,2o7 tow 10owt. Amoun Lan Lux.-Awasers=ard ...ElO5 4 0-A 4 verage Produe... 7i COMPANIES IT VIM THZ ORES WERE PUBCIUMID. Toss. 111.0. Z?e ,...::.: ................:..--..-... ...... t05p......... il t. ! English -2.182 W 17 Wsken anil .. 315 3 Praire WI Ow . --- 566 3, 219 1,529 4 i P. Oramidl sal am 239 Crown 23 57...--_.. 110 0 Siena, Nt..NerWe, and Co. „-. 1,7 M 17 Williams, , and Co 398 Total teoe l,llO 114,192 16 6 Copper Ores for sale on Thursday next, at Farquharson's Hotel, Truro.—Mines and Parcels . United Mines, 1,279 South Cession, 369—Par Consols, 316—Tresavean, 265 Treleigh Consols, 246 West Wheal Jewell, 177—West Trethellan, 82—Charlestown United Mires, 55-6. Tolgus, 37—E. Eelistian, 26—N. Downs, 13—E. Downs, 11—Total, 2,865 tone. - - - - • Copper Om for sale on Thursday week, at Tyack's Hotel, Camborne.—Mines and Parcels : North Hoaxer, 990 Con. solidated Mine., 609—Tincroft, 389—Fowey Consols, 376 — Wheal &ton, 264—South Wheal Francis, 170—Creeg Brawn, 162—South Roekear, 106—Wheal Brewer, 104 — Wheal Beckett', 103—Lenicet Cements, 98—Wheal Har riet, 74—Tretoil, 10—West Ore tiler, 7.—Total, 3,461 tons. 010 . 111 . 1 OP& The Wowing aro Ihs it!, was dr arta were purchased, etas We al :me le. . _ Amount Emile 06liple CM Prssouranaoa. es P. Ormled mikes 145 Rims, 111112.10, Neville, and Co. VlMausoleum Williams, Foster, and Co 599 Total tons 1,714 123,598 12 6 Copper Ores for sale June 24.—Cobra, 102 ; do., 101; do., 60; do., 56 ; do., 33.—Cronebane, 81; do., 54 ; do., 62; do., 49 ; do., 47 ; do., 35 ; do., 31; do., 18.— Burn Burrs, 82 ; do., 70 ; do., 60; do., 45 ; do., 33; do., 30 ; do., 75; do. 72; do., 64 ; do., 53; do., 44 ; do., 4.—Cuba, 100 ; do., 90 ; do., 40 ; do., 36.—Kantnantoo, 74 ; do., 73 ; do., 35 ; do., 1 ; do., 34.—Bershaven, 114 ; do., 100.—Ballymurtagh, 69 ; do., 41. 1 —Chili, 68 ; do., 29.—Tn-y-Wern, 11.—Total, 2,266 ons, CORN.—BANDURY. JuNE 17.—Wheat, 10s. to Ils Bd. per bushel. Barley, 475. to 645. per quarter. Oats, 32a. to 38s. Beaus, 7s. to 7s. 9d. per bushel. Flour, 86s. to 74e. per seek. Battarron, June 17.—White Wheat, 211.105. to 221.10 e. ; red, 201. to 211., per load. Feed Oats, 30s. to &Ss. Beans, 565. to 68s. Barley, for grinding, 445. as 484. Peas, 665. to Ms. per quarter. EiT, lox. 17.—There has been a thin attendance both of boyars add seders at our wattle to-day, asd for all de• scriptism gains had a downward tendency. EiNfis, Ants 18.—The market to-day his been wen eilsoded, and there cos be no donist that there is a mesh C=Sttity English Corn remaining in this selgls an las beam essed. denyties lave bun e. And hasty at Us. per bseliel • bet at ail prise the millers have Wand to posalseek whi sk has lurid to is* Was dean Wet have Ism tasted at 125., the millasigsserellr Weak* to give mere. Many samples of ihreign Wheat are aloe at oar at hew Ns. to 96a. per "wrier. The "Wa des for IterieLlN aterely nominal, there being no Wise= dose. Oata, pee bead. Fine Meer, hots 20s. to 72i. pet rack of 240 . - Hutt. 'lrma 18.—Grain: Thus hie boa a met inactive bewhisse ell the week, in both Wheat and irks own ; the henfor ow be quint h. 4 te. per qr. iswer, and yahoo of the kart are admit notabal„ so We is hits. Asesions Ike new wogs osulheas easel &Tearable, mg wo lane a to et won ihrway wiser& Of lisiwA, the earlw& wool slant KO qes. hem Lentelneg. Tha teem" hr been Tray Wing, swiss linearly al the sallle = h og iesd ; yet la the hw isleek rear have been say, tile. per qr. for lee Ours, owi 47a. *a Gee heavy Dann*. Reposed ham been wanted he expert, bat there le none olslef 1 dalrt Cake., Hallweede, bias very amok and a weal term" math:edam a taw isles have been effected, at let. par as. nomiip are &as ea other lower tersia.—Forelin &wine teas tie port et Rill the week Linseed, 810 qra.; RefieMi. 1,130 ; W het,7lB ; Barley, 2,060 ; Oats, 1,076 ; Dews, 1,800 ; Tame, 208. Lrecous, Jtrese 18.—We have had a good rhow of Wheat to-day, which was offered at 64. W Sa. Wow lest week's prima. There was no dlareltion to hap at the tledine, eon• sequently many samples were mega at the sloes of the market. Wheat, red, He. to lA.; white, 90e. es ile. Beans, 3e. lower, 675. to 62. Ode, tie. as., per 11 shoes. Lrvearoot., JUNE 18.—The hue rains, •Itheugh vastly beneficial to ell the growing reap, began at length to excite is the minds of sone pew approbation lir the result ; but, satoseded y by very fine weather, the trade on the whole beams esaremely quiet, emit kr Whin Corn, Whiek esadased fa Mr demand at previous rains. A very nuntsreas nest et wash have enppltered tads pert since Mmca y,eoatelaingsa e &headset y of Coln Com a, trith wag 0150,000 su barrels et lran Flour , chi and efly from the Asetima Mates; but no exerive quantity of other grain prediess, either Hilda or brfiga. It was easy to infer, Orem the preesdbe masks. the position is trhieh our al would shad this minds. ; sad the parliadars et the preseelfess ahrsellre nay therein be !cesprfled fa a very twist wash ashes& haws paned mg fit the lattle, &general decline fa glebes was ralatas our quotations tree the rata et Nada, cis.:— or Wheat, St par 70Ib. ; Flour, 2a. per band ; adsy dd. per 6016. ' • Bane and Pees, la. to 2 eir a L ther. IL to hi. per 411 b.• Oatmeal, 2a. pre laid ; and rat, b. per 480th. • however, by the reduction stead, several farthe r . pareets, et the het awned , article, were Ostia it InishiL Our mews boa Imbed WAKEFIELD, Jug' 18.-Our arrivals continue moderate of ell article. except. Oats, of which there is x fair qnantity. The Wheat trade is depressed, most of the millets are work ing short time ; wo quote prices 6s. to 6s. below the rates of this day se'nnight. Barley nominal. Oats end Shelling are each dull sale and lower. Beans sell slowly at 2s. per quarter decline. No alteration in other articles. The following are the present prices of grain: Wheat, 601 b. to the bushel, Suffolk, Eases, and Kent, red, new, 844. to 865.; extra, 88..; 86s. to 87s. ; extra, 90e.; Norfolk, and Hunts, red, 80 i. to 82s. ; extra, tie. ; white, 821. to 87a. ; extra, 884. • LineJlphire and Cambridgeshire, red, 795. to ' 83s. ; ext ra, 86s. white, 815. to 86e. ; extra, 86e.; York shire, red, 78a. to 80s.; extra, 825.; white, 82x. to 844.; extra, 86s. ; Dwane and Konipburg, white, 83e. to 865.; extra, 874. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 784. to 82.5. ; extra, 85s. ; Mediterranean, red, 765. to 78s. ; extra, 81s. Old, red, 765. to 81s. • extra, 83.. Barley, per quarter imperial, foreign , 461 i. to 48e. Beans, per quarter, 63 lbs. to the bushel, small, fine, 55.. to .575., extra, 68s. ; Ticks, 54.. to 584., extra, 675. ; foreign, 50s. to 625., extra, 54a. Oats, per stone, meeting, 17d. to 19d., extra, 20d. • feeding, 17d. to 19d., extra. 20d. ; foreign, 17d. to 19d.. extra , 20d. Shelling, per load of 2611ba., 475. to 48a., extra,so4. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 56e. to 584., extra, 604. Peas, per imp. qr., blue and white boilers, 641. to 665., extra, 60s. ; grey and feed, 48s. to 52.., extra, 54.. Rape seed, per last imp., English, 271. to 291. ; foreign, 271. to 29! . Linseed, per imp. qr., 48s. to 644. Imports during the week : Wheat, 6,086 qrs ; Barley, 290 ; Oats, 2,846; Beans, 734; Pew, 6; Shelling, 181 loads. HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. Two o'Clock.--- Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the moonlit' mech.( d this morning from Worocster, Farn ham, Saws, and parts of Kent, speak of a decided in crease of both fig and Hoe. The market continues very firm, with scarcely any Hops on offer. 1110* tug Knew ***t. 410 le W. • Toorliag Yeats.. p.4•/1.11.1 to 41. Wooid 0( looto „ 4 4to 1 • Trolls,' Sworn- alsto 1 3 loom „ II to 4 • 014 Hops_ 111 tot • Toroltam The reports are worse than this day week from around Alredord, Odiham, Farnham, and Alton, which causes the holders to ask fn. per cwt. more money; yet we could not hear of muck being done at that advance. Farnham, 61. 10s. to 61. ; Country, M. bs. to SI. 10s. per cwt. Old Hops, 455. to 60s. HAY.—SMITHIFIELD, Two o'Clock.—Mesers. Cooper and Davis, Hay and Straw Sidasown, report prises so follows. Mr Model. h a t ?fa Moore. 40t. to M. I Straw tOt to Us. laterks as. t, I Clover ... 11105. to N. CATTLE, &c.—BRIDGENORTH FAlL—This fair, on Tuesday Lear, was abundantly supplied with Sheep, which met with • ready sale at from 7d. to 7jd. per lb. There was only a moderate supply or fat Cattle, which sold at from Bd. to 6ad. Cows and Calves ranged from 131. to 181. There was a large supply of Lambs, but they did not realise more than Bd. per lb. Although buyers hung off, and from the general appearance of abundance of keep, the sellers were not so anxious to effect sales, consequently peas were not so good as last fair. There wee • good show of Homes, and for some good wagon Horses 301. to 351. was obtained. Jura 18.—An average supply of stock. Fat Beef sold at from 10s. 6d. to 11s. 6d. per score. All kinds of keeping stock wsa in request, food being plentiful. Bar reaers sold at from 6s. to 70. per score. Steers were scares, and sold at fully late rate.. Cows and Calves were rather lower than last week. Butchers' Calves, ad. to 6d. per lb. ; rearing Calves not so plentiful, but those of good quality ware worth ahmt Vie same as hat week. A large supply of Sheep and Lambs ; shorn Wethers, 6d. to 64d. per lb. ; Lamb, 7d. COVENT GARDEN.— Thi s Morning .—The supply of Vegetables continues abundant, end Fruit is sufficient for the demand. Pine-apples have not altered in price since our last report. A large importation of foreign ones has jut arrived. Grapes are more plentiful, but maintain good prices. Cherries, both French and Dutch, have been offered, but they are inferior in quality. Apples are scarce. Straw berries are plentiful, and Peaches, Nectarines, and Melons are becoming more abundant. Oranges are very dear. Nuts are sufficient for the demand. Walnuts and Chestnuts are scarce, as also are Lemons. Of Vegetables, Cauliflower is good and pretty abundant. Green Peas are becoming more plentiful, but are still dear. Carrots and turnips are cheaper. French Beans have altered but little in price, Celery is dearer. Potatoes are rather more plenti ful. Lettuces and other salading are abundant. Mushrooms are cheaper. Cut Flowers consist of Heaths, Pelargoniums, 1 Gardenias, Cacti, Cinererias, Lily of the Valley, Lilacs, Euphordia jacquiniflora, Azaleas, Moss, and other Rowe. morn. _ . ......—.. lob. Aw 1..., ILO. to los Owoisot, @waft pie slos. , is 44 to It ofwa.Ulo, pot lb. Is to 100 Lamm. W. Ow.. loft S. Ilitsfth ftsslblo, ft ft ft wok par 1110,11sft IM pssiftss, Soo.lo. to 11. OwookowinkperliftWoott,ft to ft per Ow • It . to al. itawaa,perpost. at we pottft. ,1 00 to Is Smoot smoo we ft., ft to ft apple. Ds, pot bosh to no Wolft 0.14 whoa. lift to Lift 161.010,11. to Ift Fr beel,Us lift Oruro, poor Ow, I. to ft IS I w oo 10011. Ifs Is li I* z me MOM to I Elmo M boifti, S. to ft. &Mao, per 100, 11. to IM Cabbesee, par deet. Id le Nei -- None, FR Ns bark , le id to Is Cleellieeme.petem., lb to le lberle News. per IN, le to le Need, per Itakm, el tot Petables, pee tea, IN. to lON cet. 7.• id to Ile - Inebel. 44 be is id pee 4. to le hear, pin., el to Sol Terelpe, pee besillkel ea Id Led INN, per Ys, le le id PIMA Mesh. porboodSe, It to Is Oismillers, owl, Me le liaseik, pea *NAN 44 to le 44 Leis, pre dm. Is se is = pi Moak s• Id liessi,lll to le Id Oelent,pee NON Pe to be ~.~ las;liois, per 1. la to le ad OMW. pr p,lid se le Oplaolla. par dopyN to le PI h...p "...g raoso. " Te grl? Lalloos, Cala, per sprom se le Pailehres,_ 474.0;:a.t2. Itedimasis, per pita, Ili so I N Owe ishefo. per . 111 to par book art,, per barbposesa, II Ps Id Gamy H . 111 se id Myr, per losil a led Waaeroeus t paw 12 as Tom 4d to ad Pardeq, M W in% t. to le id Pdoses, pr IY. le to le Id =Pk ppm, per Week MM E MIONIMI4. PR IMO. S For Yesterday's Market* Hs last page. SHIPPING. Mans AlllTED.—Dublin, 3; Waterford, 2; Donaghadee, 1; French, 1 ; Flanders, 1. LONDON, June 19.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.W., light brease, and fine, through cloudy at times. - Thw., June 18.—Light and variable ; rat., westerly.— Arrived, 17th : Statesman, New Orleans, and sailed for Bremen. 18th : Bverthoepe Moulmein ; Columbus, Cal cutta; Simon Glover, Minds Video; James Crnik shank, St. Vincent's ; Zelda, Havausnah ; Baltimore ; Harvest, Baltimore, and sailed for Bremen ; Venerable, St. John', , N. 8., and sailed for Hull; Sultana a nd Selina, Mgadore. Arrived from the river : Competitor, Adelaide, 8.A.; Jane Francis, Hobart Town; Oriental Queen, Mauritius; Mina, Barbadoes ; Zealous, Quebec. Orr Doran, June 18.--S.W.-17th, Cousins, Rio Janeiro. Cows., June 18.—N.N.W., squally.—Arrived Hebe, Matanzas. On TiCa BT.LR7, Jane 18. lungaretta Johanna, Batavia. Piamourn, June 18.—N.N.W.—Baled: Ulysses, Rio Janeiro. Off Port : King William, itreAa e , and sailed for London. . . - l , 4 ir... Sims, June 17.—The British If K. . ' . g Liverpool, was abandoned, full of r 1 b lat. 49 N. lon. 38 W., having . • ii:' --. Paolo', Liverpool to New Tait, w • .. 81111 80, took off Oro crew, mml • ''''' " ,'" Industry, arrival hen. 0, . . -. 1" . •:: CORI, Jane 18.-6. W. to N .' ,t Z - • Wi son , Masao Prices. C New Orleans i Rhea Brown- and M • 'l" 4 ".^ - ''' ' ' -.