The Express. — London, England, 1848-08-12 00:00:00

. - / - /:‘,...:*" - /"_;,__. ~,•••• .... ... we - _/ ,- ~_.,/. .-4 _ :- . -'e '-- -••-• -.-• --<' ..,_.l -' , r 2>.. 1 / ..........//„--- ir.„ 1 9 e . e.,,,,.--jeos.--... , •4/ - e----Z---2, ....--- ic--m.---e . c.r....* 29"..' :-- ' •• e.:....x.--- - e •• 0 / , c.- r--- e- ' / erlIE Advertisers are anxious to draw the Mien- ITALY. P IK . LIEDI, August 11.-There bee been a steady demand for ..... loon of tho wealthy tenevolent to a LITERARY MAN In cut ILI _orielis meshing sad clothing Wools this week. Prices are erns, and . melt FotS. Although el.:Tito' for torviitt , s, at . early period of Iff o ____ stationery. oc aeret determined literature ea 414 lingeicloa. rm. moor eie mbe The following official bulletin is published by the wets:wavelet coutrihutor to the " Neo Thom.," reel sulowtruntly to .... . BRADFORD, Atagnst 10.-The demand continues to be rlawkwoods - aml " Frazer'. Stamolnes. - Coder hi. Illemer 'ravers Plearriontere Gazette of the 7th : moderately study, none being inclined to buy beyond pre m. wad, hroke doeu. and whissiitimt efforts at anittimt a Ilvelltom.l In ~ •he communications with the army are re-opened. After sent wants. Price were without change. buena- , Arne collet!). raleel. Although rd , c ,,,,t r 0,,,t,,, e , to the e p r , re serial , co.' 3; eolusnes octavo, an application owl.: by Ms friend. to the beetle of the 4th, his majesty had shut himself up in Tbe Hem., August 8.-Ooly a tmall show of Wool to•day, the laterary F un d rdh.,s t,,,, d ,.. ° n e 1,1 not publkhod a wriarate work. Milan. to decide its fate ; but seeing that the Sauteeing At 41 )t ar. of sec with a coustitatekne so broken an M mew as to end but few buyers : prices about as lest week ; nearly all reader hien Incapable of calm oo d o „e t . „ od . 0 . a s numbers of tie sunny did au permit hint to make an Inds- cleared ofL pendant on Ann for a.pion. asU ll ir k aisanialos bus Um workhouse. Saito resistance, and wishing to save that town from the - menet the meat , ,in mem forwent Ned MOW bles hem M. Peels' horror of Win, taken by assault or famine, the king has leR enetchel envenom. Tas advertisement la address& hi 4121 them who 1 • • . 110I'S.-LEW ES HOP EXCHANGE, August 8.-The wet I i, in mit le o a capitulation, which guarantees life and pro- 0 1 s. on ryunothi.e 'dilater: eultivatod 1111,10 in a astussallassr Oen thet a ther and prospect of late necking has CatirAll rather more inquiry rani_ want and afair.4sll7 to thwe for whore palled tias an She fray TO the Milanese. Our army has retired behind the II 1. j LONDON, SATURDAY, AUG 12, 1848. [THREEPENCE. zar b0„..„.hu„.h...s „... Du, i.,...._,.„-... 1 - 11eent peacv of '. Moot snot " .111 testify. the diesewed ssr mar Ticino. His majesty was yesterday at Magenta. We wall be raid to hav , scierlisri hi. health and strerigt . h. The advertisers bore Mat the liberality of the leuesolent will ono* them to al: a an.mith make known to the public, as soon as we have received have wen bunchea with hops on as lege as welnu•ft, 'some even Lour, choice, .ufel the sales consirt of 2,600 bags, at 184 e. to 201 e. ; but•thes i. not general. Smile of our fanner. think we shall have the . 00 , 7 t o procure au &enemy that odl place the iMject of their wittel. them, the particulars of the operations of war ef these latter SIIIPPING. 1,600 buts laorningo were taken at a price which has not hops larger, on the whole, this year than last.-041 reap, August 9. lode (.., the remoDeirr of Al. life be) "rid the reee n a th e eve:wive day c -Turin, Aug. 7.-Tne Minieter of War, COLLEGNO. MAIIA ARRIVID.-Dublin, 2 ; Waterford, 1 ; Donaghse. pm in). Which no. gibtroma him. S u l.. e yipti..., s in h e y o , t ,„, hy dee, 1; Guernsey, ece, 1; Frencli,.l; Flanders, I. become 'mown ; 1,600 hags Java fetched r.c. to 23 lc.-Cot- -The wet weather and cold nights hare greatly retarded the hops in Pr . I.millecer. 22.01.1 Hurlinetonstnat ; Rev. J. Ke-ly. Chute, m o u s e, The same paper publishes several official decrees. By . Lotroox, August 12.-Wind thuday at noon, N.N.W., ton : About goo h a l e s American, principally Upland, of this district, and the late preepect of a good crop ia materially 'maned. /klrm , e ..I. Plinlim • and W. C. thates, Esq.. 43, Cheiter•wmare, the let, the Prince Lieutenant-General of the king -ever Paginate, August 8.-We are looking much IrOrise than were dit d or at I Tenho , . to sham &roll : rah. m.sy he ma le kr further particulars of light awe, and cloudy. .e•aumes the command of all the troops on the OFF DUNGENESS, middling fair quality, gold at 241c.-eugar : The demand last week, and if this wet, cold, unkind weather continues touch longer, we most oome rery short-ray, nearly half last year's crop. lig ~,, 1401 We have heard of no .- seurrauese Matfett 9.- The hone in tbis past of Kent the Itt , tore' Mel eloomter of the permn for whom the appeal Ls nada. August 10.-Angier, Batavia. continues good, at firm amts. 3.000 boxes yellow Havana tio a a i m e en aupt4y eh:lnd-int inidenee that his .114trucs Is not the ',Ault Piedmontese side of the Ticino and the right of the Po. POUTOROUTH, Aug ust 11.-S. W. to S.--Arrived : Idle, of belotorce or intemperantan are tootles. generally speaking, well, but eriently met likely to ytEr.FAsT AND C()UNTY DONVN RAILWAY. A second decree names a committee or public safety Quebec. A l u ir e e u m st .n l . ll.-SS.W.- ivcd : Columbia, New transacti Pwe ons in Bra ' zil.- - liifies: - T he market hu been very ao. tire, and salt e tuith in action and indeed. contract, amount pow so manyees mat year; they are.H._!"." ... f.c.....cd Mat Mistime NOTICE IS nxesory GIVEN, that tho FIFTH ORDI- concentrating in iteelf all the powers of government ' Cowes, Orl 1, for to about 20.000 piece.. Dried River 1-:ete fetched ficin 131 c. last year.-dor A L L l:a t b a ry ; lF A rl U l, l 7l7le - O i tl7 ar in e th erTen d 4 h :ToV ° Z ART NEETINO or the .hanhtddeee or Ode corm-may a ill be relating to tiae maintenance of public tranquillity in J Meisel', August 8 -Arrived : Courie' to 371 e. • tilted, from 11c. to 16c. Rio G:ande, IGc. to 220. little; the o M e . te well eetoth „ same eery fth . rtht . tt „J. the re e d et the ofli, of the e.t.a). .3. Feuntala.straet. BOWL . the capital and its province. A third names commie- Oer FAL3.01:111, August 11.-Araived r' : S R y i° lp j h an , for i driml ' , and 10e. to 14Ie. for salted. There is eo change in THU ItSO.l Y . the :IR dry of .tuotot Inst., at the hour of one o chnit In hops are beginning to show themselves; upon the whole, a Lr g e crop the aftemorni, U. trarrvet thalami 1, 1 ,m0...end ah., to .Iwltle ammo eno- Biome charged With taking the necessary measures for OPP PILL, August 10.-Arrived : Samuel, fdiramiehe P ks on hand an earl eanmat he wn -Faavnaw A st 7 -There ia no diff, rent* in r ces , novrever, with the large atoc . y gro . • . etre , . j dory rooll, of which wse elven he a lootv let or at the hallyeuly moetin. -•• • . u..... eir0 0 . ,a0e. imyrovernent of prices cannot be expected -Rim : Prim. the appearance of the hop plantatoms; they leak quite as well as they , r e p e reaary lam. lest the eihject of sonde, tearelllng on ow eeliwpy mobilisitton of the National Guard. A fourth declares Nem PORT, August 10.-Satled : Governor Harcourt, 13 Wien lnto ronsldeistlon at tho on olio, in Autust -All partite that the widows and children of those who fall, or Jama „ laa • are well supported. with much activity in the demand. 150 did, and quite free from all kinds of blight -MAMMONE, Anglirt I I 1.-A few dam sinre tbe hope had assumed a better appearance, and 1 tierces Carolina sold at 13111 to 1401 • and Pert nil 1.000 begs ~,,,,t . ,4 „ .d „ ta ' , lo am' to 'me notiov Mat Um rivostor of Landers ol the vFF ABEMYSTWITII, August 10.-Arrived : Palatcrson, : •••• • . did not teem to hme Auffered much from the weather ; but the re p' , temn i 1, ill le clowd int aad Om the 21m Mut . until wth oroinsry have fallen, in fighting for the country are adopted A an at 61f1. to 6111 -Dyewood: 120 tons mumeneo sole TllollAti WARD Secret, meeting Moll have hoeu b ad. . /. Quebec. porta to.dar are generally not so good, and the duty has consequently Belfast and Comity Pown Railway Oahe. by the 'tato. Lastly, there is an appal, signed Atowiee. -Sailed : Herm Quebec. at '2lll. d. p.--•fobaceo :36 hhth. Kentucky, and 25 hhds. et ,,y e d o d to 100,000/. an d 185,. 00/. But if we should get a contheanee 24. Mani slim-Meet. Beend. Ames& 10,1848. Virgin h e hee 1. f by the Minister of War, and degcl the 4th, WEXFORD, August 10.-14. W.-Sailed, 9th : hleaapis, Yt a e --n t a- e n '" ex " rtation ' of warm weather even now, the bine will produce all that the roost ran- WITE til - REA'r NORTH EltN RAILWAY COM- calling upon all able men not comprised in the Quebec. CORN.-EXETEIt, August 11.-Our farmers held guloe growers are looking for. The weather has been oomewhat warmer to-day, with occasional gleams of aunshiw, and but little JL PAN Y -The Iveretom me Imitured to receive TENDERS fiw I 'e - _erve lately called under arms, to enrol thcirt- WATZRFoRD.-Arrived, 9th : Thistle, Quebec. Sailed, for Bs. per buth. for Lett white Wheats, which was more than ‘uag. Th e r e can be no eneetion. disguise It as we may, that the kaa. ,.. te ,, n „.„,,. r oe . o r v....d0...5m.. sea for any herhod 9th : Lady Campbell, Quebec. • . mould is making most rapid progrere in many districts, and in many not les thin throe. and not ex.-edit', 'men. yrarv. at 6 14.. r oat. pas selves as volunteers. The Committee of Public Ta the =Hers were inclined to give, cow equently hut little svHISTOL.-Arrirtil. 11th ; Ma B 1 ' led ry Ann, anon. ore. Sat , hueie ___ , . parts to an alarming extent, whilet in other phices ft wean. so appetite I %Lora minor-to be lwl.l li•HI ). , fIT. bY c 001.... . 4 mir. , ..". Defence of Turin bee ordered the examination of the 10th : Ocean Queen, Quebec. 11 over ess wae done, at an advance of Is. to 2.. per qr. ante of doing much lajury, at teem at prevent. A backwardnem Of i ne. and Noddle hauliers. London.-Lostor may be effected tor Hama th: Belloaa, ftestigouche • d is d , gaoe, by wee. wining t . heir the extra coa or the stamp. fortifications of the city, the verification of the arsenal, Lotus, and Canada, Quebrc. * last week's prices. Barley in short supply, and prices bine weine Mee to prevail in all the Metric •; so that, under any cif'. ! W 8 " 88 . 1 '. J • I L 14°WA TT• B° '''''''wY• and the disarming of the fort of Castelletto, where / :A LMOU TH, August 11.-S. - Arrived : Judith, Rio . nominal. Oats eold freely, at an advance of le p,r qr. over COMltanalk, there does not appears prospeet ot a very heavy duty. I c. w . 0 .. offices,l4, ?lonegatertreet. London. June 8, 1840. last w k The weather, however, may yet do wocders, as in former years. M e the Austrian prisoners are to be received. It has ' lapel "' merely speak of prewat appearance., which, usdoubtmlly, are not Emit:RA . llON to AISTItA - LIA.-With a view OFF' firseme.-Arriv.d, Bth : Padilla Quebec, for Whitby; Ht:te, August 11.-The Wheat crop is cutting up rather fay.rable for haps,-Ileata-oAs.-We arc not proing on at all as we to th . two r‘meetehle ter „,,, ee. ehe ere teertel m e f o r af„ e .,„, ordered paesports to be refused to all those who want Elizabeth, and Prompt, Quebec, both for Newcastle. light, and the yield will be under that of last year, both in Mould be. Our hope don't like these cold nights, ard the windy arige. to proreell b, tho a optrallan , m l, ~, 0 ... o i, t h e t oe ,' p,,,,,,na 0 oot it to leave the town without sufficient CRUM, and OFF TRION SIOI:TIS.-Arrivid :De d Q bee w Top, ue • quanta'' , and quality. There has been a good supply of weather does not suit them at all.--Pearm al', August 10.-Our • has I.e. armored to de-peeth a line of sup vter tird Ow ships of Wire • • e ~,,, f or thr eper44l ana • b lion i.f ste , erac and ocher worm _n . _ i vited th who h 1 ad 1 I t ' aye are y et o return on pain Ore Esswern, August 10.-Arrived : John Hao, o English Wheat, whi e h the millers toek freely at • decline of hope are progressing favourably ; the bine appear+ very fruitful, and gee, at an ese.'ohogle low . 44 . ' 4 1 4 ........ c '• The. , r"''ehl"'o he of a fine ; and taken other measures for enrolment, Oltent n- 1 61 52s - f h s. per qr.,s ey at s. to .pe r qr. for resh-t ras e parer h d e if we me tine warm and still weather we antici le a good average cm 1. ' -Tim h I h' ' IA ' ~,,,e t. „..1 to t h e i n .p.cthon of her NI :deity s kink:ration (Muer, and of red. Spring Corn is inquired fur, and there is n good tale ~,ti n - °°".°. °P. ° t ' P.n.° ‘.° 1 "ek'" 8 c..". 8 '.8 1 2 . mirk. deasstehel on them/minted .fty. mind arid wtather pennlttlugh etc., required by the situation. - ----- -. the burr, and promise an abundant crop, although there la not t or a nt r a , r ia r e, c ommittee. will he cLoven. .. PRESENT TO MDLLF.. JENNY LIND. for all erindin qualities -•say, white Peas at 31s. to 355. so much bine so last year.-1301,1110V ninth vaux. lire Int • Foe VONT ADEI, %IDE atol PORT PHILLIP, the THOMAS - - -- - - --- -- - Yesterday Beans, 355. to 375. Tares, 265. per qr., all weighed 631ba. ' into burr, ard looking wry * healthy . - 11. '" , hut we shall fail very LO WR V, r.i.i tons Widen, C. FETID:HIM 11).i E, commander, to aill evening an elaborase and mutive silver salver waa pre- par bashel. Barley, 26e. to 28, per quarter of 30 stone. Mort of tut yem's crop, ha consequence of m• shortie.. of Limn London tho lath .'.O nett, aml from Ph oturth 29th August. GERIIIANY. seated to Mdlle Jenny Lind by the committee of the .1 he rinds of 'Linseed this week amount to 9,192 qrs. bine. In a few cues mould has made its appearance.-Taut a- I'm PH KT ADELAIDE ant F. InT PHILLIP. a Still, 6'o tons Hoartal for Ceniumption, as en expretsion of gratitule for me, euevanuse, AND BIN aNDEN.-Tbe wet weather and w inds . comprising 3,835 qrs. irons St Peter burg ; 2,100 qrs. iron; NIA.. to vall twill Louden tbo ?..1 Sepietuher, from Plimouth doe ~____,,......_ . . her %vire given a coace•rt tor the benefit of the institution, for the last mouth have told much against the hops, and a great , . 1511,4,14••tnicr. Bardianska ; 1,600 qrs. from Odessa ; 1,052 me. from r,,,.• ~4,, , ,,1L1 ships hare full immw, with Roe-rate aceonmoastio,,,, AUSTRIA.-In tbe sitting of the National Assern- The inscription on tee plate was as follows :" In tee n protract on ot the 0.1 ground, fur the want of better cultivation, I ' e're Konigsberg; Yai qrs. Dom lite& ; and 11 bags from Itudkice a it osio eimure) are m u d, rh e bli g ht e d, n o pr0 p... 7 d uty l I foe cake insou •ers. and their 'two. &kik. 'wins lofty and well rentl• NI y 0 . of t h•• sufferers reli. ved by her bounty-tbit humble memo- Rel. they afford moo. &Arable optsietunitlea for the itecommodulon ' 1 Vienna of the 4th, a bill was presented b th Y e • bing. There has be-en a good cheice in the market, and the we con.ider over.ruted-llosearsemcoa ion Ls gin lineasT.-In nal of one of her noble actions is presented to Jenny Lin.l re intemedime and ••emege pn...sine...er, They a"' too Ilthsi am! rro• Nlinister of Finance for establishing atix on incomes • crushers have bet n tree purchasers. Priet s have been well twee districts tlmre are some rplendid 4 : n undo, but there is a great - visioned In all re nes. ou a Muittir plan to the vessel. now mem h • I f h 11 • I f C i by t e committee o management ot t e espoa or on supported, and :he market closes firm, with hut little left deal of slack and middling bine, a considerable part or which /P yellOW . de . i .,,,,, 1 b r i, 5 i,,,,,,,0. ~,b.„1 , 0 0. ce ,,,,„ tre i t ,,,,,,. eed the for reducing the price of salt; and for auppressing oumption at Brompton, London, as a slight token of their at fool.-1 11411 11,11.1. X. -Our hope are buil/Leg very tidy end thoing i unsold. We quote Black Sea, 3as. ; extra tine, 40. ; fine tone ,h e .‘ey •.eak will he ahnitol The) are officered ante nanned be the tax on the Jews. The minister announced esteem and gratitude, and in c mmemoration ef the coucert p etet . o h opyi ee„ . to 38. .lc gi t 36 sd 1 d vcrT 'cll. - ' 4 ' 4 '""''" m"..""'-' B4 t t L'vwfs 4 .. N...... , ......- th or oughly competent per. ow, and can,- duly meddled and experienced • . Ea. a o s ; rine to The hope In this neighbour lewd are ti veions kinds,- tome in a per- Iterrsen , that it would be proper to abolish the import given by her on the 314 day ut July, 1848 ; on which K ee to terit. 33 t. re 34„ and up to 3ess. per qr. fur heavy eerily healthy Mate, though progres.ing slowly, owing to the cokl Otho equally fine ships, similarly dual, Ste., e."l succeed. Load at duties as tegards German states, as that was the occoeion, through the exertion of her unrivalled telente Seed ea fine clean quality. Rapeseed has heen more sought nights ; others show too much of a certain malady, and ogee few , the .1 etit, London Imola 1,7761 was added to the 'funds of the charity, and a solid after, and German, of best I t f d f L t Pier.. pezticularly subject to it, ere gone for tnia year iwe are anziousty ' qua Iy, oun ree uyers a I n t e mosliste io omgers. for vhom a *elevate portion of the ,hip wi" only means of connecting Aust t ih ct r.a w.ta ...eituans ; roundetien laid Im comph•ting . the fabric, the %Jelin hoping to see them out in full hop. The Jonmes lead the way, and ! bee:ern-go ideal ha a vni Moe manner. alo lie est. at a reduce' I.llee. t h at t h e bump . e . y i'd".d 251 15e. to 261. per hat ; at which, further gupidies would lhetean• .n•oe eameapees will mot ilii• a nsost dedrahle opportunne of ci I should be modified, SO as not to condition of which hied ex • el 1 h cite ler generous eimpat 1 atomise a good corr. A week more and some better idea wi Ibe . 9. euret a ready sale. Soine pArcels of the new Seed have come a o . it ,, d a . . ? - • • amt. atwornimo !ail we• In tho oire a. Cann,' lour of ther4, tine . hip. : Wt igh heavier on the poor than tho rich ; that a . 111rmed are the merciful, for they Mall find mercy. " dae wily. We hme nu betook. in 'epee our ersek old . tbev sill he summed a ;th 'HOS ;viol. tineitelin- Me sterlil .4 the 1.:4 in by the tiemburg steamers, the quality of which is eery Golding grouivia will do wet the burr being thick set, and as littie • • I i , ph. itumt pity th e &err ,. t or w i.i,.h ere et „.., ~,,,,j„,,,,. monopoly of tobacco, as an article of luxury, would be Tog GERMAN 110sPITAL.-On Thursday the an iewl... an. nA ii tine. A blucka , le of the Elite will mese a cessation of these mould aa ever we rem. We tem no porton will be tempted to pick eny and re,•Cated rhavnling to the aemuttrintlation required. advisible ; that it was desirable to abolidi the lot tei t• ; mud general Collit nt the goverment of the Germiin Hospital supplito, whilst there is no stock on hand re , con- Let el.. hope this year, as goat uncy will . curt ely pay for picking, Fer further tarttoulara abply to the inolerdomol who aro rondantly was held at the London Tavern, the Duke of Cambridge, the sequence, enher hero or in the West Riding seem mama ceey..-CRART Atli N r.ttainni- tumuli -The hops ate I nd tt• *I despottitint; a sin eciolon of superior fiestas. ships negate tetkiro to • ..at .IC post office ought to be considered not as a cub of the Australian colonies, MARSHALL and EDUIDIS X. 34. Pen• nresidert in the ceeir -Dr Sievtken vice-president and Linseed Cakes have mM a steady sal. and the velue h..' suif,•rleg much hum the late winds, and • little sytoptom of • hail corn- l (HMCO of rerchrue, but as an institution useful to 1111 ' • - ' . ' ' • ' • i • plaint in the burr I. to be Sound rather tougeneral. Warm nightn and I shureteene.t. Leaden. • 'syndic of Bamberg, read the 'apart ot the cemenatee, which improved 2a. 61. Per 1013-say, to 81. 15c per ton for presene days arc the tory chance of forcing the le - lle added that savings in public expenditure may be stated that the ne out • they are in so otety wee in a state commensurate with the end 91. to 91. 10c . f.r forward delivery. Rape Cakes have V MIGRATION and CN iI.()NISATI()N.-Immi- but ten days More red the secret will be 0ut...--.1 i to, Our hope' . '' etfectA by siruplifying the procePchng of the adminie. Tit ws entertained by the founders. The rexult of the anni- realised 955. to 97.. 6d. per toe, ex ship, tor prime kreen are uneven; tome imp, oving, others affected with Me ' we - Id ;it Isla Le read. h Int mucb rottenest In Au Rana, New Zest..l. kr, tra ' • ' th d , c 1 . th met a- thg stipmsel eXpriive of no OUTFIT oft. torment. Man Ideals non, organising e commence an n ucing e venary dinner of the 16th ot March, with the fancy fair held quality, Bones are inqu.red after ; hut, the 0 ,1 1 04 Part of the burr at ...one place , where it has not been seen on the leaves.- m dmatine. S. W SI L V Elt and Co., CLOTHIERS. OUTFITTERS. army on the conclusion of the war in Italy. at Knightsbridge on the 30th and 31st of May aml the Ist of tne arrivals having been landed, the market has been but il"""'""ns. •-lheb ir is standing out well in the sheltered grounds, Sad CoNTR ACTORS that um a Nem enterer. to maintain In dew° June, and at the school on the 15th, 16tb, and 17th of June, ocantily supplied. but Dome are touch brew dby tbe b igh winds ; we had a white frost ,• selonie , have le. a libel I,Vinake kaolin that they can 'imply a loni- BRUNSWICK-It is stated in a letter from B unc- had enabled the treasurer to liquidate a considerable Notion on Thereday morning. We have a lithe mould at places. 1 believe - fortate outtit 'minding huddle-, for male or female emigrant... from LINCOLN Au ust 11 -We have b•en fairl supp ied with the is , g . . y • re not a latish in Mid-Kent exempt ;it ,eem. increasing.- ' I ' h • I • f el • " . ja inet. tureurthi. or kn. l t".: ~ ntroidri.`. and for chodren in proportl ~,,, wick of the 4th, that the reigning duke had formally of the debt ii.curred by t e boepite from me Gun item, Wheat to day, but there was no animation ii. the trade, and tame be -1 he bach,od bine hair rather improYeal thia week ; the I at 4. 1 11 . 1 .1. Tit , .trte• II ithln lolm. Ite the 1,07 n T.''.''. ' h e"' refused to allow his troo t h t 11 thnugh the fency fnirs had not reelised the r xpeetations of business el.ced dell at lc decline. Very le tle doing in same remark will aimly to the best cult ivatml grow ibt ; but where Pigs win he Art, on application. S. W. A. and Co. Idiot the Inakei.. of -. ps I pay omm.re o ie . thmr pl roma. re, l'he r. port, having allud«1 to the resigna- OILUI and Beaus. sVheat, mil, 47e to 50s. ; white, 19t. to the tillage end manuneg lam been neglected the mist marked differ -1122,21' eIiTY aft". In ''l "l": "so oh' ricY .oI4 B Y- awl as ' B .' 4 ' Weir oh- Vicar of the Empire, and he persisied ill his refusal, nee weeded, -Itennenet.e.-We ure going on very well where 1 entLra.... tho nether niec.ve fnim wools nor say tiOn of Dr. Freund, and to the medical (helot heving been 511. Oats, 18.. to 235. Be , 38e. to. 41s. ri,'...r..''''....e . '"'" te a,' " - ' a - ' • :t - contrary to th • prayers ut a deputation. The Patriotic td I 1 D S • dS , (th I,* • • ......e , eel-- omen._ OM lonely pi, on oHns.ucin/ to.....etigt, to oe 4 at en et en ry rs. w dna an aro .ere umgnu e r the mould has not made HS appeareinfe, but shall be short of host t...It'SRI.OOL, August 11.-Two cargoes of Wheat from year's crop. We Mul a frost on Thursday morning; ir wet Intel out. ,o that, the get:Amid out elt ik tu i s t y he procured at the heist ~ Association immediately assembled, atid pass, d a three officio:mg bonen.) y phteicinm), observed thee tile Odesza, with a fair quantite ot Americau Indian Corn, and a weather and celd winds aglow, the effect will he disastrous. ' rit i S i ii. * Vr ww n . .....: *** Zon .inre IYest im i s i 3 . l. i . tl ii c. w ;h wi e l iel i yt,.;.c....z. series of strong resolutions, and eummoned the people homy fairs were eupported by 'all classes in G. Tenafly, and few parcels of Ceuadian k hour, comprise the bulk of the -Malivunierg.-The hops grow freely, end pran ise a fair crop c went :tire l ' n et ety A tt•traltati colony. to whom they Alp doom, to assemble bt fore the warm° the next day to eupport that the number i at.ents and out.patienes was dad, f • of -. P • - urenen arrive nto this port since Mon lay Mit. Sever • Is i , accooling te the quantity M bine, Whit h Is very Mack, and the plan. monthle ; thte. they would foram.' small tared. free of °stem,. incr.- ing. A conveleteeet fund had been estahli.h. d for '" nation is also leo than last year. There are some appeared,. uf ) Naval d ',Site s otli•Nrs. iii1.1.1.11..0em mkt., civilian.. tene........ an addrees to the duke. Dreading this dein, nutration, small lots of Wheat and Oats - but little else have been re- oi . t o w , . 0 h I k II eel are °waited :is hune...fore. xt the Cabin. Pa•seuTer Ouilittins Ware- the niaistanee of poor patients on the:r diecharee from the et ;„,e f _ , , . , .. . . , ..-.-• 111, RI. lan ay.- Ur Op* On 11 We _ grow rapidly. ' I rom Ir4land ; while the exports in that direction 01 ,We are very well off tor bum, hut mould Au made Its appearanoe. , boom .3; and 07. Cor ti hni ith o ese t erat ip o „ o re tt i„ e b e i tet ere h t _i re i r a the duke thought it prudent ta give way, and cauw.d • hospital. Ihe report expr• steel tne acknowledgments ea Indian Corn, efec., are light in comparison wioh those of -Te.ne..-11ma Mier • eery healthy ammonium generally. We ' 4. 116botntestreU Withini, Loudon ; and tWi:li bran& in st.owersos- it to be announced that on the 6th the troops should Me committee to her Majt sty and Prince Albert, grasnent. Lir erpo.g. former weeks, owing to the abundance of potatoes &mediate have • fair sh ge of bine wits plenty of burr.-Nerroserote•-An 1 render homage to the archduke. the Queen Dowager, the Duke of Cambridge (who the Irish market at very low ntes. The charatter of the I .W.d. th. h.q. wc 41 .° 1 ° "Ye " 7 .' 40 1 lo the b eic. which ite ' T HE VERY BEST BLACK TEA, had given his third subocription), the King i n• weather in this locality has continued since our last, showery Hark, we look leeward to • good erop. Tbere is a alight appesrance i Saxony (who had transmitted a second oubsreption), and unsettled, yet on the wheile more favorable than earlier of di.e.e in rome grounds.-Wimr Fani.F.MO.-The h tire The lane and respeothble dt i ertl . l. l J h eof trate that RUSSE.LL and to the Grand Duke of NUMMI (wha had offt•red to generally peek. of ita goal, except as remade the mould, whWh is , Co. have otarllahol tekly hy selline the choicest tou. st the lowest IRELAND. become a patron), and to the General Steam Ntrigation in the week ; und though reaping has gradually pro- not to a grvut extent.-Ystmipo.-Various are the oninions of ' ceeded the securing of Corn for the present is entirely poem as to hops in this parish, aome saying there will be an average Frac of the day, a ill' I. r a sufficieut cuamntee th.st they will net. for tho este of intkin: an roves:arms of LOW PRICEs. offer a tea of inforag ______ Company (fur bringing gratuitously to this country, from out of the quelltion • the prevalence of frequent crup or equal to lat year, -others asserting that there is not bine I 'mat, A emlint themselvee of the alvantagee afforded le at. me de s-. Germany, the venous arriclen forwarded for the faney fair I o• rain at this critical period', has, however, failed to produce arty enough, or that the mould has or will male .uch ravages that some I coal. Ili the present dowered ,tateet'OnontenialaffUrs. they haver., LUBLIN, FRIDAY Er ENING -QUEEN r. Doireare. After alluding to the exertions of Hs Royal Highness to grounds will not be worth picking.-Alewr Adrertiaed I dam' livened). money a CARGO of the FINEST TEAS ever Imported - The court sat this morning, and Mr. Butt obtain from the Commissioners of Customs the nihnis.ion of great excitement ; but holders having been firm, the ten- - i Into EN (ILAN D: and they most distinctly and emphatically :swore Ithe h be I' h I d • • h I deo cy as ,ne.ig t y tower s improvement In teva ue HAY.-SMITHFILLD new o'Cleck.-3letars. Cooper i puNle...l mperts'iy their reas•^M.l friends In illffereut part. a the spoke nearly two hours for the defence. The ir Ire •of duty whi.:ll amounted the articles for th I fancy fa . ( of Wheat ; the eale of some parcel. on the vot, in addition asloiti. that the Mere tea to of the very Croat quatity, and they now p , i S a licitor-Gcneral re Ted • and Baron Pertnefather to 1281 a and whie. were abortive, it remarked that the to a hew cargoes afloat, being the chief business transacted „) „ and Davis report • very bld trade, at the fll - I o owing quota etartom, illgaer toms a.. per pound, :Iv lamer tea Is uot to ho obtaltroo Prince Waldemar of Pruseia had visited the hospital, . UP tO vesteidav We had also more inaulre lor Judi= Corn " a '' : at any pH,. ll,liverel hy tour owe carts in an parte of London Muly. having charged the jury, they retired soon after wh tthhllbt • ed Th . fin ancial slste• ' ' ' • • •• a • Prime 31 . 4 °. ' B ' t° 78, I Row" , •• Joh w 1 ' 5, 1 NorClover-oto-s 1 Ole suppor ey at a4O 0 sin . c . Ylveissunts tent Mailale free to any 14. rt of the kingdom-RUSSEL L both here and t r arrival • and at rather red rates nets and ye. Tee MERCHANTS. 110itorgIll. IgINI3ON. three o'clock to consider their verdict, which had • ment, which commences June , 184 ,an en e u.y i appeared to wenn somewhat more tteadiueu again. Duties New ~,,,, ......-s. to -a I not been delivered up to the moment of the steamer 1848, showed the r, ceipts to amount to 4,1001. 14.. 10l 1 --- •n• Iu 1 ' 11 I R B d P h I ced t i c 1 OLLAPSIBLE BATHS. SPONGE and • • ra oreign al cy, ye, tans, an ere, ave at •tin o , sailing. eluding 1.5221. 3•. doeations, 5391. 91. MI. annual *Om 1 CATTLE, &e.-ExETER, August 11.-A good sup- 1 , r -P - 3s. per qr., leaving those on Wheat, Oats, and Flour un ✓ SHOWER ißesiatered 6 and 7 irk.. cap. 651. are peculiarly tions, 1231. 17e. from the Western DiAprimary, 2,0531. 1.. ritl. ply, but te e prices rennin nearly the same as of late. The Warded for travelling, from their vimplitity. cleciesser. and 1...M0b/MY. Vaned. Infloenced by an improved appearance in the wet'. Tbe CD. 31n.sehle leisoug Ilath mreloritir lout of ow' o loc."' ''''''. b Y It is stated that ltichard O'Garman, one of the in- i "°''' th° fn"ey tt iea un &c bst fat Beef ma he noted at 10t rFC • lnie (minus 7211 . l•-a• 3 • F '''''). ' them, the dt mand for Enalish, Irish, and foreign free Wheet '' Y o •ps pre, Cows and I 9ln. ant lila. deep. Iti ajapumool ea.,. .2';'.. ; the Shmver Math wily 01,1. &e. The expenditure reached 2,8722 Is. 7.1 , Calvet, from 91. to 142 each ; Oxen were scarce, but a good I • Poe alto eintein. etomple,e (out ,of u VI. I lin. diameter ante 3 In. deep, surrectioniat kadets, escaped on Thursday from the h erica at this day's market was rather linguid, on terms in general 1,2281. 121. 6d. balance in hancle-The report IrAS . r . ,v total to our last uot n tions •k r Wheat in bond ar d pair were geld fur 291. 10s. • barreners, ss. Gd. tit Be. 6d. per I white I " "" e it hakt ` 3 " ll ' . "'. '-''''' P rice 15 ' if "'" 2el '" *. Shannon, in a vessel bound for America, , I am. that a yenned ewe. 15n. ‘llm.mter and r,in. deep 3.... 6d. extra. They ore not pte .--. r. lamina propose ,an a oun . ado d M T • • d d te C t d • '" ' - ' a • .• ' ' score. Betchers' Calves, 5.1. to bed. per lb.; prime wethers, I &that, however, there au • 'food inquiry, and several cargoes man likely to am mit of enter. T.. he lea of the proprietor, W ILLIAM war steamer has gone in pursuit. Kielmaneegge second, d, the thee ks of the Court to under lock were odd, at somewhat over the prices obteinable Gd. to 61 d. per lb ; ewes, 50. to 6d.; Lambs, GI. to 91d. ; I 8. Ili•nTo N. obese SHOW.ROOMS Cito. Oaken-Met. career of New. the Duke of Cahbridge,which being &arced to nent. con., his keeping Sheep, 245. to 345. each. on Thosday. fine Polish reediting 6s. 9.1 subject to the duty, ~ manstrect. and No. I. Norman.vtree:. aro the besot In the m.rid. and _ contain 'hotter and other la:Dv in etionnons Variety. at X) per renL Royal Highnese obeerved that he rejoiced that by his pre. and Ramesh at th. 6d. per 70. b. free. Flour, having been Hoitecaterne HORNS Feta, August 11.-Up to thee after- I . mace :my other house a here satentiou Is laid te the quality. Fulham BRITISH ASS()CIATION. Bence he had hden üble tee promote the prosperity eit the in . taken vexingly by consumers alone. b0ni5.e....1. ....1 1ei.1., nnon tbs.. h.. h... . ...), .1..4 L.:4. T 0...... i d..., ...r . Portable Shower Illth4. very 'trot, and Japanned.. with militia. and initiation, and prevent any difreretteco that abaht ha.. tenor%) og.psr tater% foot, ... mob. near Aimee !laths. with min. etindure The sectional meetings commenced on Thursday in inclushog Stotts and Canadian, merely sustained our hat Hors s,'but few comparatively of fint-rate quality. And, • to ite injury. His whole desire was to support the hospital. ing to: ..... loess foreemnol. and t.p, t , •iriplgte, with curtains. and ja. their different committee-rooms, Swansea, and were all of _ currency. Dialey and 111 Mt were in fair request, and fully au there being marcely any foreign buyers here, we are likely ! pannoi. ft...01e0.. 11.4 Shower Itatha, japanmd. 3s. 6.1. The money Thanks were then voted to the viee-presidente, aed to the d e l ot • • to ham a dull fair throughout. ar as t noted The general qualetne of Beans were retunn..l for every artlelo n,4 appros.vi of. Petalled astaltv,..me,, with them well attended. Grand Duke Constaetine, Prince Waldemar of Prussia, und etude in value, mad Eg)ptioun held at an advance of W. per OTLEY, August 7.-The supple of stock at the annual I reres eir, O . ' an t ipm p.m. free.-Establiahal by "(Ippon mid Burton In MECHANIC , S.-The fired paper read was" A report on Water the Duke of Nasser, who were requested to become eice•pre- qr. I'eas remained utivaried. Oats, being in rather better fair held this dm was moderate. We have had a large sup- 1 Wens-sweet.. aD. 1 , 04. revenue Enaines," by J. Glynn, Esq., F.R.S. The peper sidents ;to the committee, to tile donors, to the fancy fair, supply this morning, and not readily ealenble, were the tum ply of good tat stock. Tin re was • fair amender ce of ma il EAUT I F UL T EETH.-ROWLANDS' brought under the coasidera•ion of the seetion the employ- &c.; and to the effacers now elected. The rules an.l regula• cheaper; and Oatmeal, in the almence of country buyers, chasers. Good in.eadving stock fetched remunerating pnces. ' „VP otooNTO. or PEARL DENTIFRICE, 3 Whit. Psostrr. oons- meta of high fallsof water to produm a reciprocator/ motion lations as alt. reel and amended, after being received, were Lately without demand. Indian Corn was in moderate Fat Beasts aid not go off very quickly. Prices: 54d. to 1 .lad .4 the eh Met and up ot neherche loweedleita of the Oriental by means ot " the pressure-engiae. ' The first itorentinn of adonted when a resolution was c 'Tricot empoocrina the true- reque•t, at n decline of 6..1. pe cl• C M I -ceded 51d. per lb. r ca., an . ern ea rt. bagel It stmlitsus tartar Dem the teeth, remit es PpotA of Incipient the water-proesure engine, like many tiler mecntalical can- • • • . poli4m. , and lim-erves the enamel, 'midden; the most pure and . tees to rate mont/ On the mortgage of the p,emiscs, if neces- fel. per barrel.-A• rivals into Liverpool from the teh to the WAKEFIELD, August 9.-We had 600 Beasts and 6,500 , pearl dVaT .l ke shin:L.ow, and dye segue,. and perfume to the breath. d bel t G d trivances, appeare to oag o ermaey, to sary, for pay m. nt of the liabilities stell due on account of the 10th Augu4, inclusive : Wheae 5,285 qrs.; Barley, 39; Malt, Sheep. But.iness was dull, a portion of the stock being un- , g m , ,-; i. hj H. mem, tomikatel from the gums, and a healthy :mom most probabiy had its origin in H ungary. The purchase of the premi.es. 9 ; Oats, 2,104 ; Beans, 1,010 ; Indian Corn, 9,589 qrs.; 65 sold. Beef, 6s. to Gs. 64. per stone. Mutton, 6d. to 61d. • used mine. are imiumt. ei that the teeth df Immo are Ono ix:niter.' p „, o , ore .ngine acts by the power of a descending column 1;m In their widgets. Price 2... "si. per hoz.-Caution : To prothet the of ter u a the .iston eli a cylinder, to give motion to - sacks ; thalami, 412 sacks; Flour, 235 sacks; 2,725 barrels. per lb. . , rehire fn. fraud the proprietors' name and address, thus. "A. we Po. . I Bow Lee 0 reel 'SON. Milattonaranlan." an.: oreravel on the etv pumps for raising wider to a different level, or for pro COMMERCIAL 4MA RKKTS. RIPON, Auguat 10.-We have • pretty extensive supply OL/111.30W, August 10.-There wu rather an indifferent ; vernatimt auni...5 5 4) ss erased. , ewo b.. -8 . 88 bY them. Led by during • reciprocating motion for other purposes. In moun- ol Wheat, and other grain in proportion, with no alterAtion Mow of Ceetle at this day's muket, both in quantety and i --- Amid. and perfainerv. MONEY MARK el' ei CITY INTELLIGENCE bds • COW, Bulb. and inferior 441 to 58s sinking offal RITISH ASSOCIATION.-TIIE ATHENA:Mkt waterfalls were found of a much grea sill a. want contain full report. of the meeting at . lemma ter height than could e be practically brought to bear upon water-wheel., and the Tvco o'Clock.-The funds are ta , Adm. to Mar he MUM , ' of Mir hoolisciKT. Pelee fooMmee. or stream was o'ten to., small in quantity to produce the dude. d more depressed 1 3 . 'll fiat and rather market to-day than yesterday. We have Consols See 111105t01:011 -The quantity of all kinds of grain in our -• . * i , • , • 1 is emelt. Wheat exceeds last week's prices. Oats stetionary. Millers hold for an advance of 3a. per sack Sheep, of which there was a large supply, brought-beet 1 blsckfacecl wedders, 61. per lb. ; monad, 4 id. to 51d. per lb., t tree by mot, u firepence effect upon a stater-w heel wi:hin the ordinery limia. e.f elia- Flour which is reluctautl corn lied with, and eau down to 85 7-16ths for money, and 86 to ,t for time, on . Y „ P _ sinking offal. Latrobe wue numerout, and brought folly Nan to he lariat all Litgarks. 3 vols.. po4 aro. ;giro el 11, tid. d„th, meter. In each situations tho preesure engine Wall well- but with little business doing. Reduced Threes, ' me 1 i• be mid to be eatablished. I% heat 6i. 3d. to is. 3 1 . " wee • - , I t k' pr.ces varying from 16.. to Ithe 6.1 •wae • M . . , m le I THE GAP OF BARNES 31 ()RE; adapted to give great mechanical effect from a fall of rater 10 el 'FI per 6 stones. Oats, 10d. to 1 . per stone. our, super- rMr were as low as 54. .1. A Tido of the 11:41111•Mlanda, and the Revolution of Fol. in working pumps and machinery for draining mines.. The 85 7-16 the. Three-and-a-Quarter per Ge t 864 ' n-so --. fine, 42a. to 445. ; seconds, 38s. to 393. per sack of 20 stones. ' COVENT GARDEN.-77ris Aforning.-The mar *An hhogioil roluanCe lintly COlareirwl and ably written.-- paper entered into the history of this species of engine, and to 8 . , Exchequer Bills, 345. to 38s. premium. Bank n .01:7 HAMPTON, August 1 1 .-The trade ruled dull to-day, k • II et es we supplied with Vegetables and most kinds Britannia. contained an interesting account of tome of the most re- Steck, 197 to 9. . Exceellnly interedlng and vimmudy written."-}int. at last wick's pricts. Bailey and Oats met • fair sale, mad -; of Fruit. English Pine-apples are plentiful. and foreign ones .. Thae le let enough for the resters curi. a.ity, end character. enow enarkable applications of it, both iii Germany and this In foreign stock. we have no variations to note in the latter were ls. higher. Beans dull, at their late value., are abutident, at from Is. to 4e. each. Hothouse Grapes, for totenst sol tft....t.• -Literary Gazette. country. ices The dealings continue quite insignificant. Wax eriELD, August 11.-The weather this week has not Peaches, and Neentrines are plentiful. Melons are rut .. we hme re t recently Tead one new work of action with more sad. fatties in, this well sus.ained tale."-Olwerver. CHEMICAL SCIENCE.-In this section, Dr. Hunt read .kr • r - , o _ .lexican ale 16; to 17. Brazilian, 70 to 2. been settled, and in the more early districts must have re. fieicrat for the demand. Cherriee exmpt Morello., are over. 1 "An enmity; piste of fletirm„ capitany multillCtel and admirably report of progress in the investigation of the action to ear carrot out to the via,: last pace. -Critic. ' G nada 111 to 12j Chiller), 83 to 6. ic aril on the growth of plant', allied to those of the coal New re , • . , . tarded the carrying of Corn, though posaibly as yet no actual Plums me offered at from 6A. to Bs. per half-siem. Currants 1 " The author. by his narrative of Int:resting facts, and his clear i f l' as follows. This investigation was coalmine d Spanish Fives, 114 tO 12 ; the Threes, 211 to . ... injury is . done Tne report of the potato disease is most cer- are dearer. Apricots may be obtained at lost week's primes. , docriptione, ..uotveds in riveting the atteution aDm dedur. - orma ions, . . d d ' h 41 hl ' I • li Iti f h d d 0 b d 0 , tat iy worse, an •now exten s wit cone era e vuu cuce in uts are su cleat or t e eman . ranges are ann ant : i 1 by the association to the charge of a committee end two 2 ; Pauive, 2i to 3„. Portuguese, 171 somoou.e. tct 10 ). Ireland, and more or leis so in Scotland. To•day the weather Lemons moderately plentiful. Amore Vegetable', Carrots , e.l ioade snreatiee of pates' consideration.. of the highest Preernt sets of experiments have been established-one by Dr. Dutch Two-and-a-llalf per Cents., 43 to 4 ; the here is line. The farmers the past two or three week. have and Turnips are abundant und good ; Cauliflowers, &c., suffi• ; latereg awl ripplicability to the past and precut state of Ireland:- _ . • th B ta • garden at Oxford, end the other - Dauheny, in e o me- Dublin l'eli,rito Mewl.. B 1 • Fours, 69 to 71. Danish, 65 to eO. e gian, G 8 deliveret fieely. and our supply of Wheat is large,. bat hi- dent for the demand, Asparagus is all but over. French . Lundon : Smith. }lke. and Co. C.. 1, Cornhill. by Mr. Hunt, upon feria which have been reapplied from _ therto nothing has been added to our email stocks in store, Berns eery plentiful. Potatoes the same, but diseased. , the Royal Botanic wardens at Kew. The arrangements to .2. Prim W., or free tqLsi.a. td.. tifthrht!..va, and oar market is firm. Wo quote prices as on this day Peas are a little dearer. Lettuces and other salading are , ly ; BARRY on 1111)ICIES flole ; or, the were such that two sees of those plants belonging to the It is quite a both- y I bde for business in the City es ' sennight. Barley in request for grinding. Fine OM. sufficient for the demand. Mushrooms are plentiful. Cut 1 • f the Digestive Orate ithe stomach and sante class were made to grow under preceely the same Natant Recenerater n well as fur news. scarce, and rather dearer. Shellicg as before. Beans *Mealy. Flowers consist of 'Leath', Pelargoniums, Gardeniss, i Intsettnei. without medteine, Ig • simPley Verwaot. ...id fe,„?'"eee,i.,_cra circumstances, except that one set is supplied with men- ENGLISH FUNDS. The following are the prices : Wheat, per qr., GOlbs. to Fuchaias, Careations, Mose and other Roses. mem, efferting the Immanuel nano. aOf lin lecAlun. aorta... 7 en me .red quantities of carbonic acid. Nureerous preliminary hank Stock. 197 9 I 3 per Ct. cone tor Ae.,Sept. 7, 661 I Ismaili., usl Leer, Nerviesnce. Inlionsnea, he. e 5; 6 3 per CL Rol. Ann.., ~ _ 71 par Ceuta, 8614 ~ the bushel, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red, new, 495. to 521 • ERI:ITS. ' ta had to be made, and several seta of plants have lb. 4s ni I',l ter 100 Ca tr. DR Du Barry and Ce., 73. Neu' liond.street. Londea ;IL llrsti, 27. Klat expenmen 3 pie CL Cona Anna. 6.3 6 Ezehoquer Bills, 34, to 33., prom e w e , 53..; white, Mc to 5.5 e; extra, 575. Norfolk anti Pine Apple. per . Oranges,' , , 11111.1en-treet, strial. London ; and through all hookaollers. been destroyed in the progress of these. No general result s'OneldN FUNDS. Hunts, red, 475. to 495.; extra, 51e. ; white, 475. to 50.3. ; Poach., I I dos., us U. he Grape, hothouse, psr lb., Iseslto4v - bluer. per loth tis to les i L end , / we ilia.. la le gs can be announced beyond the fact that the plants, by being 4 ~,r m. A „,,,,,,,, t .... _ I tee Ceet. Grenada 1nh...1111 121 , extra, 635. Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, 455. Nectarines " ; per doe, O. to 13s - per 100, es to las I v ILIT TO EAT, DItINK, AND AVOID ; 4. per CL Bele. Bowls, 6372 Grenada Deferrol Mho 2 V an ' dto h ency of the carbonic acid, can be grade y inure ie ag hite 475 to 505 • extra 53e. Wei., e ch. ra to 6, Almonds, per pock, th with Diet Tables for all Comp:eine. made to bear a larger quantity thm when a large per Cent. ditto, 30 6 b per CI, Medan, 184 d, 14 11 to Us.; extra, 511 - ; W----. • ' " , Plume. per inum.A. Is ea to 2. 61 - neet, per le, Setols t By R. J. C • watt, MliM R C s., LA 0 . ba. 2 ' ii " 't. l' dim Inh..„ TO 2 6 par CL It nisi. MI, 30 3 Yorkshire, red, 475. to 19s. ; extra, 51s. ; white, 48c to 50s. iA 1 irkioo. Illie dol., 9. to ts Walnuts, po bush., 12s to 20s The ex crimen•A how sV r L . '''. CoSTISTs.-Pow to Insure perfed digetion, tranquil feelings. • (eel centsge is given to them at once. P , moo eve tal 71 Porto. acoe Your.. 176 181 extra, 53e. ; Dantzic and Konigsberg, white, 484. to 51s. ; ex. Cherries. lg. , lb.. DI to 3 , Nuts. liewoeloia, per b.. Me to rfs 1 sights eat. a e 1.,. tut, mel a conteute4 mind. lir an °bereft...toe Of VS 11.10 „ ten, must be continued over • lOng period before tiny 6 per Ct Buonte Ayes , Ilbt, 30 3 t i n t ez et Rum. 944. 1 . 14 I _ tra, 555. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 48s. to 495.; extra, pie doges, ier bush., 4s to 74 - Itibersa per Ithite..l4stoatis ' illi ilwit'"' n , ih* h'rei l i* : *** l "ihwil. the ki•ihk. 'h. u" "'": , ... 17 d ' iicA- ' decided results Are obtained. A eiseussion ensued, which Intte Chill. DM, kil 6 lab Ilia, 2 ~, Al ' ' kitchen Hato. 3.w... - Cob. per' liolho„ 25, to Ma e ORO tO -i: 0,4 oa.t;-re, e.m.Aitution. may acquire ...- ciatt..vt , . 1, so o Colo.:, lia it 1.. - 3mg CL Spalibli this.. 211,2 62e. Metliterninean, red, 351. to 390. ; extra, 4 la. ; Oint en . tii. Inli half ,inte. ts to 6.. - Breathe r 'nob., 12, to 16s asotamt of i I y.i:a..Wie.it,.....,a0 ; reach in laulth the tom. 4 penal of ended by ',ems.. ncing g the reat iMporta nee of this in et stiga- " •.. II 27 srukh Defeo .a.l ICI.-- C o l e . o hisn Enos•lor 14.... red, 46•. to 48s. ; extra, 525. Barley, per qr. imperUl, grind- Itaapherri.. gine politica, rid Le al Chestnuts, 3s toga pee peck 1111.11ottol to :.. in. Ditto Pamtve Rd, 2136 tion and recommending a larger grant for continuing the .. pm ot. Peoah Nic. .5 20 2 per b .. e eel .; te l. te 18 ing, 235. to 29e; foreign, 28e to 29e ; extra, 30c Beans, per twang.% Per dot. Is to 2. Cal I To be bet 0 ..•liorlrool, :..3. Patern.wtercrow ; eissuliss, 117, floe- ' . . 2. per CL Dutch DU, 434 VEGETABLES. imat; Maen,:.l.l.ortiliill : Nees..., 4.',7, West Areal :or Drum from experiments. 4 ',vet. Dm. Cert... C 9 m Venune's Deforol RM., 4 6 quarter, 6311 m. to the bushel, small, fine, new, 365. to 37.. ; thumbor. lo a r011.1.11\ K. Rev nt street. _ _ . _ p s NCE -" A eatalnoue MATHEMATICAL AND HTSICAL CIE . ----- extra, 3.41.; Ticks new, 345. to 2.55. ; extra, 36t. , ig , • fore' n ethhoges• Per dx... 6d to le Onions,. plek'ing, per elf sieve, la 1 ber 1833 to July 1848," ealitinew er elm_ Is to 4s to 3.1 Itime.-11.1rnadiel.1. -Dell:Jell Itesblence awl Land. ten mile, Mein of luminoui meteors from fdeptem . , i . RAILWAYS.- The share market is tolerably tone mealing 1 Id. ft , ; ee 'e',,,li. 4 „ ' 6 a new, 335. to 3.5 e. Osta, per s , • irre . per . e. to 9d Tomatoes, per punnet. Is to Is Csl 1 Ci l' i " a a " u ' l " f "'"' ' he t° ' 44°D B " tinn '". the bUlah Ea"•• •re by Professor Powell, was noticed. The secretary said that de 's uotations. London and North to ltid.; extra, 12d. ; necking, 10d. to 114 d.; extra, 124.; Poteum, per ton. des to lees Amite. per bench, 3d to 4d Rai say, mei a Rhin tao h o urs' drive of London. • d b 'ef notice of those observed previou. to 1833, steady, at yester y q it contame aVI foreign, 10d. to lliee ; extra, 12d. Shelling, per load ol - per cm.. 3e id to en carte, per lb., tki to la I M lc. PEY'ION will SELL by AUCTION, at Gar and from that date upwards Professor Powell had under- Westerns, and Great Northerns, have however 'Aillbs., 27e. to 285.; extra, 295. Malt, per load of 6 - per bashed I. el to 3s Raillabes. ma due. hands, 61 to ls 1 --- -- - Tondos. per bundh'ed to 6d - Turnip d0..11.1 to Is 1 AYR rawer. reffee hon-e. Conddll. on TUESDAY, Aug. :that 12. taken the work, with the view of carrying it on from year to fallen considerably since yesterday. The quotations bus'iels, 395. to 40s. • extra, 41s. Peas, per imp. qr., blue Beet Beet. per doz., 6.1 to la Artithoke. per dot, Is fd to 3. ; la Foe Lid, a mo,a de. d abl e FREEIIoLD ESTATE. competing a r comprised all that was believed to ^hie Merrow ',cedes. 6d tola ' vey Coinf,tsite +selling hon.°. spkiptgl for th re-blenee of a resect• year. The present pap! . h d th t are, for London and North Weeterns, 115 to 17 ; and white boilers, 31).. to 325. ; extra, 3M. ; lerey toed feed, Hor. 3 Redid). per hendle, la to Cs Veit , . . ... . , Eugi i, h, Fr t ynch Beans, per half store, Is to , Cab., per imam ad to la i ahle Wetly, entrap-read and deneheti offect , of ever?, deaription :b e known on the subject. A oPe Waa ea P rea.e R Eastern Counties, 14 to 1 ; South East?rns, 23; to 4 ; 31.. to Xis. ; extra, 34c Rapeseed, per last imp., - (1 . 0... PLY e<Ore, sd to Is 3d , r'rd'''. 4*n. ''''' iiks*ww'imwww‘i .i*lwwwwil with -"t' Y tiiiih'r• wwil none in die rent parts of the country wouid record their 242 to 261.; foreign, 242 to 262 Linseed, per imp. qr., 32e. Carom/gr.. gut, I , H t o sd Muegoorns, per nettle, Is t 3 Is Cd . _,elvral i:loses , 4 igh 1114.11/1. , a land, . attaining tta. e. 12p., or Thera Pe . .tir I communicate with tne • learned profrasor. Staffords 3 1 die. Great Northet ns, 9] to i dis. ; North , r to 40c Imports during the week : Wheat 16,845 qrs. ; Bar. I. Rh per ponds. Id to 2d - I m bridal, 4,1 os ' ...t.• Ling.:it'd I. -finale Ina In.. lon t utiful part of the county of observations, . . ... _ eters .4 ,uri. LIVERPOOL SALES, Scoter I 1.-Orm O'CIA wit. Crierr. per bundle, Is to la 6d Oman Salads. Per punnet, 2d to 3d 1 Purrso in a hhthly ft-qr.:tali, might... l o wa, and iiitersectol by gest o• ahe prownt a .per coutained y 1 ley, 312- Oats, 702; Beans, 691; Peas, 450; Shelling, corn .. pee hue ,. , d L ., Verna per bunch, 24 to 3d I roads. There are a pew aml a wat lo the church wench have always .. ti fro . we ..,.., eper , , „,- c e m tended to meow light on The market to-day was eery , bad and the prices were again 300 load:. Spinach, per sieve. tato 24 Savory. per bunch. 3d toad 1 Leen ownivol I.) the owner. of tin. propt: v.-Partimolanh etas Pleiss. looking down. Pee, per ,ieve, 3, to tbe Thyme per hunch. 3d to t'.l 46 ...... 7 i ',,"bUth.o 4 . oo aPA3/1011. or Mr. .:•mner, Hull Inn, Llesteleld. the subject. Laren Yorkshire Fifth., le d C.dodonian Pref., Ss. 9d. p WOOL.-LONDON.-The imports of Wool into . • Beans per bushel. 2s to 2s 01 Watererros, p.l2Froellbon.,l4lo9d 1 ".... 1 snistint ape -on willow the pron. es ; of Mr, Crew, arced .• Do. Pref., f p Midland, 1016 Marjoram, per , tO Minch 6,1 ed Patsley. per half.deve.C4 to 9d i '" I . ""rel'ir• • .se. U. elMit4M..tttit .-qua. e ; at Oarmway's : of Mr. _ OF THE POTATOE DISEASE.-00r Anil- Lon. as. ~,,,e n, IN Do. Halves, 61 d London during the week have been 4,527 balm, of which Onionv. per hunch, 38 to 6d - Roo. :, per bend., Is to Is CI . repo. N o 1...c00k...mum Carey street, L.•ic..ihis Monde. ; and 'd PROGRESS - Neale). per doe. Is to ta Mint. men. ler bench. 2d to 41 , XL KIM. solicitor, No. 10, sllnond s.ain, chanesridane. (aesthete are iu raphl peneress . towards rea!itation. The 11 0 . N e w Ara., ff d 3,027 were from Sydney, 1,310 from Van Diemen% Land, 80 -_ potato disease I . •ii evidently becoming more an more ur• d f Thus o'Ceoce. from Germany, and 110 from Odessa. for Yesterday's Markets me east mice. midable, and it is by no means clear that 1848 will be a Lon.& N. Wed., 122 North StafFordtbirr, 37 d S. 3:ast. & Dover, 21 - ____ -........... LATEST FR()3I PAItIS. reMembered that in Do. New Qrs., 16s. $l. f p better eetwon than 1846. It is to be , . . , Do. No. 4, 3 d AVERAGES, FROM THE "LONDON GAZETTE* OF LAST NIGHT. he period hy which, Melland, 100. 1845 we had scarcely heard of it at t i d Do. Hales, 61. Ile. 3d. d *BRAT ., lealtLlT. . GATe. RTE. MIAMI. . MEAS. _____ .. in the preaent season, so much mischief ha. • ma y oc- MANCHESTER SALES, Artor es 11. PARIS, Faun v. G3O P.M. . . A rding to some we are alarmists; otb. rs There was • modezate Ousines3, hut intelligence per Mle- nteuturrie ' Qr. &rause egwarlera Average tivv. Avevage itMarion Ammo. Arran • ma.. ,I Q. Nes 1 Asewe ,j : - . ~ .;( . . Since my despatches of this morning little of inte- c . imagine us to ave in h ' terested motives; and both are right. h ve ood g le • • • aoh of the London and North Western's great reduction i mui. pram. i. SUL prim. • sew Poe. ; sea velem I se_!_w_.• tows. , ___ .. . n.•__. • • 1 0213 52 •. 38 20 0 1 863 32 7 • ... ... f 580 02 2 • 11-N 38 6 Exchange and London rest has occurred. In the Assembly scroal amend- It is our duty to alarm the public when we -n 71 in diva. ends cauted a panic on the Meek . , 1 ..,,.. 4 . 1364 31 , ... . 34 24 5 • .. ... , 22 37 10 ! 2 36 0 1 for alarm env§ : and we . ments woe propond to the law on the effences ot the ground for knowing that cause i much weaker than at the opening. twee 9l 9318 4$ 1 93 Ifig 191 20 I I 6 1140 901 31 7 ss 10 . businete dote mt.. it Bin.. to, 24 i p I h uld be ted in taking care that our co maim s o . Preston and Were, 341 Ilertlordshise PUN, by members of the extreme left, but they were are Interes De. A and B, le p to information. Forewarneel ebeshire Junction, 8 d Buckinginunabite the medium for the moot secure Grimsby 201. sh., 9 d 1081 47 ! 44 ii s e 47 23 3 ' ... ... 31 sr 1 1 - Injected, and the Assembly voted the measure. Some d cl • ch an important question a+ that Edia. and Glasgow, 38 Oflordshies is foreume ; an in su 8 East. & Dover No. 4, 3 d Do. Sheffield Pref., 10j W 'RAM's - ... Propositions made by M. Caussidiere, on African f food we ar never forewarned an hour too soon. The . . _ .. _ . N. Staffordahire, 31 Berkshire - ... Growers ue N. htorwideetrei 3 1 ei colonisation, we, e referred to the Committee on Ge- tlight is spre e ading, and with steady speed. bx.d. itrcf.,) p Runty 1165 32 9. 23 3 ... ... - ... 3 42 0 b the fact that the potatoes beret Colonisation; and a vote of a million for the mill comforting themselves wit l BIRMINGHAM SALES, Ander 11. Kent safe, although their stems and eaves are t waa languid in the early part of the day, ard s a y o og, -• ... The matte . Poor of the reral ilistricts was asked for but adjourned. themselves are . _ . ?In order to assist h I hic an- Hants 3090 SO • U 29 9 91 20 $ • ... ... 11 38 3 - The committee h 3to examine the question's C rage failing th . em But well they remain so in the solution of t pro , tha blem we produce the followiag but little bus Mess was dont, owing to te te egrap Lo d dNth W stern dividend, 13oreetsh'so ...» IIS3 4 4 47 SO 1 __ . nouncement of the non an 0T e Devonstire......- 0 ICO 23 s'l u SS 0 en et a ••• 780 .17 1 49 SI II I" 23 3 ... ... 1 ... ... - ••• ... relttive to the transoortation of the insurgents, e - statement. zi I the garden of the Horticultural Society all . . after the blight lust , yin& f • an unfavourable conclusion as to the condition ot ceteteee 4118 31 1 i 88 30 6 V 3 22 0 1 ... _ • • ••• ... ilea met several times this week, under the wee flattering to the careless observer long . the empaity . e effehe. SometsesPris 1847 34 I 94 CO 3 .7.111 20 8 . ... ... Ili 81 6 -- I .. eared there also, and it Shrove. &Biem. (A), M. 17s. 6.3. d y og o aim umai gt . ........... ... ... . ... . Poidentship of the Nlinieter of Nlarine. In ex- A haa become common. At last it app . -. caledontan Pref., 10s. p 13 43 3 - spreading from variety to variety, tilt everY North British Third., 26 d Do. 9, 31 d Glousestembirs - M aking the places to which the, prisoners has gone on - - fts presence, though in North Steffordellaire, 36 i d Heretteditore 204 19 1 1 ... ... resents some appearance o I Might be sent, they decided that .7)lartinique, kind p . littl The potatoes have been examined LEEDS SALES, Acouirr 11. woroestersaire - ... •• • .. some places very e. here was an increased business, but prices were abated e a u * :92 53 . ... ... ... ... """ ... ... • • Gll adaloupe, Bourbon, and Cayenne should be . d loss the following result : Jersey Blues, last attache , T Statordohire ... 765 63 1 ... .. ... ... - with rd atlaeleed, Ice 1 to 10 ; without alteration. emitted. Atter passing the other colonies in review, a none ; Cormack's Kidney, thi . 17 . led 4. pw., gs. Lane. and York. Pref., 16a. p Clic 43're second attacked,loes 4in2Bor - , C. on Derbyshire 29' 6 .. Do. 321. share*, 74 d iii 39 ** 10 ... - 1112 ._costimitteebetmed to th ink that, notw ithatanding Ilse Cruickshank% Seedling, 2 lba ' 3871bs or I E. Laneethire, 171 1 3987 30 I 57 31 1 141 26 5 ... ... ked, loss 1 4 .in New Thirake, 21 d Warr. ickshire -... ...... - !111 which interdi tAI • th place of trensporta- Burgess's Prolific, first setae c s gena as e although them w ) Wel have only just come Do. Frei, 6.- 9 Gt. Northern, 91 d Do. PreL New., 2e d L' ers.enthire 213 11, it might be advisable to have this vote altered, So that, . . . ently sound, the loss among BRISTOL SALES, Acorn. 11. NOrthampion - 95 35 3 3 42 0 under the mutation are appar than it hoe been for the last outland ••• - • - - - ••• ••• - a third. Can The market was more active 7.0 23 0 ' 7 le 0 ... Bedford - ... l' 3 It tO allow th • ts to be placed under strict e insurgen those attac on 7 ked I a fortnight since is lamely the general feet ? Would two days. lientia=e. 1346 46 7 is• 27 . 6 ; 44 15 6 • ... ... - ... - .. discipline in the north of the eolony. Nothing, how- we suppose that this is contrary to I Midland, 101 $BB2 46 ! II 27 8 ! VO 14 II ... ... 152 SS 6 , ... _ f 8 b h 1 • 814 d ksol We have heard of cases o us e a gi . 1 . 7 .7. 0 d E . ( , 0 .,. , Cembei 'Ter, has yet been determined on the point, nor is it that we could thin . Do. 6 per Cent. (ffirm. &Glom), Suttot 14193 47 168 21 9 . 113 19 4 21 27 7 114 34 4 ' 13 3 :3 4 f •ve toes, as at Do. New, 121 12 d ; dof other instances o excess' 117 - - Sten decided whether the men are to be distributed bad in li - an h tof 12 bushels of esh•leaved Gt. Western Qrs., 21 d Nortek 10631 43 231 28 1 • 82 23 1j 50 27 1 , 17 33 10 ' 7 sk 0 don near Arundel, w ere, ou ' YORK SALES, Arstorr 11. Lincolasetre 10907 49 166 27 1 , s'B 19 1 . 4 32 0 1 r 38 3 ... ... arceLgst several of the French colonies or pLeced all ui Sl ae la ' 0, Darently quite BOUnd when stowed y nd o erg, sp . es E. York Newt-, and Berw. No. 2, I York, Neste., and Bet. (O. ••• Notts - ...... 21 21 pl ifil 31 - 11 together. --e " a 8 . three weeks found to be completely . ... away 10 bushels were in er hand we 111 I Par.), 81. 16s. 3d. Totteit're 19731 SI . ••• I * d were throws away. On the oth . Lanemfire - ... 1 ... - ... ... P.Rui, Ain. 11. - New Loan, - ; Three per Cents. 'el; gpoi ed, a* .„__ 21, 9 IXT Cert.., 71 • Vour-and-Ilall, -; Pours, - know that crop! have been carried to mullet with ''`".., 1 •: 10 7 , 1. - Do '1842, 751 •Do "Th ' Do• :Tw° - and -6 : dwoie d pota bilut i ft;:l. o _N_o do o u r bt,..ex u tr i. :me case not , ne onty wl o •11 TALLOW.-Tallow steady. Petersburgh Y. C. on weennoreloort iir ,L. ' '' . ' • - ' , . -" In a e f 1 i . l be the spot 44c 3d.; October to Decemher, 43c 9d. ; separate 8 ., 7- 2 N ... .,e_t:" %tenths, 71 ; Roman tO °awe ;e e - oaths' delivery, 44c to 445. 3d. Cumberland Northutsberlshi.......- ......... 1065 50 36 66 3 SI 116 22 I , ... ... ... ... - ... 719 36 100 31 ~ 458 22 11 , 488 8 ... ... k ... „; 1.06 52 . ' 285 21 9 ' 10 29 6 ... ... 7 . 8 . 90 14226 9 ' 123 33 ... ... . don, 30 days, continue _ we ci . na y is. that appearsnees are ex m * X se top .i. ; Isns Sitie-ea, 1620; I. xchange ---....-- Weld 296 51 9 is as 1 . 47 19 6 - _ ... IT 1 400 1, ... ... decided by time .. au it . . d u eel ent now, u formerly, that DUCE--ANTWERP, August 9.-Coffee re- _____ - -,. '- -. nays. 25 271 paper. .2Listwars.- Pare and °deems, 670. Pads and Rouen. 443 s °l tremely unutisfastory. . I lee.... nwes sod else,. NI; ' * suselliet, 223 ; tirra. . oat m e a l only can be oon." • evurnoe and ?d 1.-- -• wd &de. b 7 50 l' Centre Trenton, 265 ; AWNS @Du BOW Z uggie rd s earta i A & Irm a = aunty. ....5.-I 90tdeaux, too; Borth, 385, dered safe which have PRO -Gardeners maw . 'CA ' k mains eery firm Of Braxil mu minket offers but li l a% ttl• pale) weekle A . II LI.IIVIENT. IMPERIAL FAB HOUSE OF LORDS.—FRIDAY. Aro. 11. The Loan CHANCELLOR took his sent 14 5 o'cleek. PRIVATE BUSIN s. SECOND RLADlNG.—Ckrkenwell Improvement BM. THIRD READINGS.—EarI nl Glengalr.['rte; Great Wt-;ern Railway ;loop line from the Itirunngliorn and i Wont Junction I war, through Leamington); Great Weston Itsilway (Birmingham , Lad Oxford Junction. de. Railway purchase); Bills. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONS.—By Lord MONTF,AGLE, from New South Wake and South Ato.tralia, comdtaining of some ooniempl Awl climgc m ths elective franchise. SECOND READING.—Militia Ballots Suspouion MIL COM MlTTEES.—Reelealitstiesl Jutisdictisa ; Loan Societies; High. way Rates; Bankrupts' Reimer; Bills. THIRD READlNGS.—Caltdorilln Canal; Trustees' Relief; Pay. masters' Oftices Consolidation ; Ms. AUSTRALIA. On the presentation of the petitions fr , ..m Australia by Lord NIONTFACILE, Earl GREY said that he did not intend to present any bill on the subject during the course of the present session. Hs should, however, next session bring in a bill which he htped, in its modified form, wt uld be considered unshjectionnble. H- had sent out notice to the colonic of some contemplated changes, and it was in coneequer.ce of his Navin; learnt that some of the proposed alterations were objected to that he had come to the resolution not to bring in a bill on the sub ject this session. Their lordships then adjourned at half.past .1 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDAY, Aro. 11. The Brims za took the chair at 12 o'clock. PUBLIC PETITIONS.—By Dr. LOWRING, from 3,204 members of bock of Odd Fellows against the Friendly Minnie. 1011.—Mr. FORS TER. from the klavor and Corporation of Bernick in fa., a of tie Marring (Bcotand) J. V. BULLER, from the advent arten and misfire of New Quay Consols Mine, Cornwall, asaint the Coma Ore Duties -- SECOND Poi; Sheep Importathoi Prohibt. tion ; Sheep, lee., Contagious Dhordeni Prevention; Ont-PenAoneni'; Bilk, CONlMlTlEF.S.—Nfetropolitan Commissions of Sewers; Awe...lona able )lanars Commlysionera (Duchies of Cornwall and lene-oter); Steam Navlgaßon ; Poor Removal (No. 2) ; Boroughs Incorputatlon ; KE.PORTS.—Poor Law talons District //ohm's; Turnpike Acta Continuance; Money Order Department (Post-ogiol : THIRD READINGS.—Court or Justiesary (Soutold); Criminal low Administration Amendment; Ile=r e. :( rosincs (441414); eft halve or Exteeisstical 4r Majesty and thr Earl of loieeder Fiaherles (1 4 = ',• RETERNS ORDERE.D.—On the motion of Mr. IlEtt 1%, 'curios*, returns relative to the priwate twine...of both /soave', of I arharonst.— Air ft. VEHNET, return+ relative to the smirks ot %Ala, de., In the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. ELECTION PETITIONS. Mr. THORNELY brought up the r.port of the corn mince of selection of the member. to gene on the Chelten ham and Bonham election petitions. HORSHAM ELECTION PETITION. The follow:log=l32l*re were to the sworn to try the merits of the petition contplainind of en undue election and return for the boroutth of Horsham : Mr. T. W. Bramston (chairman). Hon. Mr. Corry, Dr. lieu ling, Mr. Moused, and Mr. Sunbury. CHELTENHAM ELECTION PETITION. The iollowina memt,, rs woe sworn to tiy ti s molts of the petition coniplaining of en undue election and return for the borough of Cheltenham : Sir W. Clay (Ootirmar.), Mr. Ogle, Mr. R. Pal er, Mr. Thickneue, anti the lion. ;Copt. Barris. I REGISTERING OF BIRTHS, ETC. (SCOTLAND), BILL, AND MARRIAGE (SCOTLAND) BILL. On the mot.on of the Loup ADTOCATIE the orders of the day for the committal of bath these hills were read end Ns charaed, both measures being withdrawn for the present session. SUPPLY. On the motion that the Sr rexeli do leave the chair for the house going into cemmittee on the navy esfmatee, :Or. URQUHART rose for the purpose (pursuant to his notice) of calling the attention of the house to the uselessness of the expenditure for diplomatic agents abroad, when Mr. 11. 0. WARD said that as the noble lord at the head of the government and the noble lord the Secrets' y for Foreign Affairs were both engaged upon public business else where, he must put it to the hon. member whether he would not postpone his motion to the bringing up the report of supply on Monday, when both noble lords would be in their places. Mr. URQUHART consented, and postponed his motion until Monday next. Sir 1). L. EVANS complained of an attack mode a few nights ago by the hon. member for Stafford (Mr. tirquhatt) upon the characters of Gin. D'Afruilar, Col. Brereton, and Commodore IsP Dougal for the part they had token in the Canton expedition. The hon. member had cot only spoken diaparagingly of the services of those gallant officers, but had designated them as pirates, inasmuch so they had reed without lawful authority. He (Sir 1). L. Evans) begged to state that they had only obeyed the ord. rs of the high commissioner at il^eg.Kong, Sir John Davis, who was her Mojeny's representative there, and whoseorders were strictly Mr. URQUHART disclaimed that he had been actuated by any personal feeling towards the gallant officer. who had been namt d, but sold, from a conviction, after a laborious study of the laws of war and of nations, that the proceedings had been wholly illegal. The hon. member •146 proceeding at some length to expound his views on the subject, when Capt. HARRIS rose to order. The clerk at the table might as usefully be called upon to read a chapter from Viittel or enooie. oo owe eenvereation to be continued. It bad nothing to do with Inc met, viz., the disposal of the army and easy estimates. Mr. HUME recommended the hon. member for Stafford to bring forward the question he had reised as a substantive motion before the session closed. Capt. PECHELL joined in that recommendation, and the conversation, which had been somewhat of a personal cha racter, dropped. The house then went into committee of supply. On the vote of 139,3301. for the salaries of officers and contingent expenses of the naval establishment at Ports mouth, Capt. PECIIELL wished to call the attention of the Secretary to the Admiralty to the advantage and economy of using marine glue instead of pitch for the purpose of caulking ships. The most distinguished officers of the navy bore testimony to its great value, and he hoped the admi ralty would give it a fair trial, and do justice to its inventor, Mr. Jeffrey. It had answered with perfect suxese in the case of the Penelope. Lord J. HAY could assure the hon. gentleman that the present Board of Admiralty, as well me the last, had every disposition to do justice to Mr. Jeffrey, but it was necessary, in the first instance, to ascertain that the material possessed advantages over that commonly used. With regard to the question of economy, the late Board of Admiralty had some marine glue manufactured in Chatham Dockyard in 1843, and the result, on a manufacture of ten tone, showed that the cost W 11361. 61. 4d., the cost of pitch, for which it was to Le substituted, being 51. 17s. Gd. per ton at the present price. He admitted that the marine glue had answered exceedingly wed in the Penelope on the Coast of Africa. It would only answer, however, in the upper decks, because the smell in the lower decks could not be endured. It cooled so quickly also that it would sot do for the sides and bottoms of the ves eels. If marine glue, however, was found to succeed, justice would be done to Mr. Jeffrey ; but the compensation which Sir. Jeffrey asked for varied very much. At first be asked for 30,0001., and then he reduced it to 15,0001. He could assure his hon. and gallant friend that there was no indispo sition to do justice to Mr. Jeffrey. Mr. HUME thought that the Admiralty should give the invention a fair trial. He believed it would answer perfectly well in situations exposed to the weather. Mr. WARD said that if the Admiralty were satisfied with the advantage of the invention, they would not hesitate to support Mr. Jeffrey's claim. It was certainly a fair case for compensation. The only question was whether it would answer, end experiments were making to nimertsio that. Capt. PECIIELL hoped that the discussiin would do good, and he promised that if justice was not done, the raa .ine glue would stick to the hon. and gallant gentleman below him. (Laughter.) Me. HUME thought that a great deal of expense might be saved by reducing the number of dockyards. The petty officers superintending the dockyards were also in too great number. He believed that a fatal mistake was made in building ships when they were not wanted, and then allow ing them to rot. They had 208 ships, and 54 slops of the line lying in ordinary, and he believed that no use vhatever was made of these vessels after they were launch. il. He thought that they should keep their ships and dock, sad' at the lowest pose,ble amount, but that these should be a., the best state of preparation for any emergency. He never de sired that they should run the risk of losing their novel supremacy from considerations of pounds, shillings, ai't pence, but he believed that by adopting a better system, they would maintain that supremacy, and at the same time save a great deal of the public money. (Hear. hear.) After a few words from Capt. liakule, Mr. CURRY said that a. long a ,there was a possibility war, it would be impossible for them to do away altogether with ships in ordinary. Mr. COBDEN re.affirmed the statement which he had made on a former occasion, at which the noble lord en prerseil his incredulity, namely, that they expended more money in their 170 steam-vessels-, than was invested in -11 the merchant vessels of Great Britain and Ireland, whether employed in the foreign or coasting trade. Unless they were driven into financial infatuation, they would awaken to the folly of keeping up such an expenditure. But at all events one would expect that se they increased their steam-yeesels, they would diminish their sailing vessels. That, however, was not the care, for notwithstanding the great increase of their dam navy, they spent more money now en account of their sailing semis, than they did in 11435, although the number of seiline vessels was greater in 1835 than at present. (Hear, hear.) This diminution was in the smaller dames of vessels only,. for there were GI ships of the larger classes in she Indeede sent they year might IS h a t maared .tisfi w ed ith that 4l ship had increesed the navy generally from a comparison of the ie commission t the yes 1 ) 835 ' h . number of men—the number in 1835 being 27,000, and in the present year 43,000, being an increase of 16,000 men. It must be recollected also that the cost of maintaining steam-yereels, was far greater than that of sailing.vessele, and it was for the consideration of the house whether it wry neceesauy to keep up the same number of stiling-vemels. Mr. WARD heard with great pleasure and gratification the observations of the hon. member for Montrose. No burd of admiralty could desire more than to have a sufficient rut. Tal force to maintain the naval supremacy of the country. When his hon friend spoke of vessels being built and not used, he should bear in mind that it was necessary for them to adapt their vesicle to the changes which were made in the vessels of foreign powers. (Hear, hear.) In the last wee with America they bad suffered greatly from sending I=ol vessels to contend with the larger aid more powerful class of vessels used by the enemy. (Hear, hear.) Looking to the possible contingency of a rupture, would at be desirable that they should not be able to meet the enemy on at least equal terms ? With regard to the observations of the hon. mem bet for the Welt Riding, he begged to remind his hoe if • ,~,..