The Express. — London, England, 1847-04-08 00:00:00

/v 7 / E i CZESIASTICAL HISTORY SOCIETY : ' actablidind for dot Pubeication and Republication at Muni ; &bay those by Brit& authors, or comsendas the Bridge; we. La** Evening Paper, Prise Thrime-pmee, THE EXPRESS c o mities, is addition to the news in the Morning Papers, a SUMMARY of the HOME and FOREIGN INTELLI GENCE +kick iry arrive on the day. TH E ExpligN heaths benedtof the Foreign Expresser, Earrespol idenco, and other wetly characteristkal of a Morn ing Journal. Bat the full and carefully prepared REPORTS of the MONEY, RAILWAY, PRODUCE, CORN ' CATTLE, and other MARKETS are the marking features. Evert respectable news-agent will transmit THE EXPRESS on receiving a Post-office order at the rate at Ns 6d. per quarter ; but should any difficulty arise, per mits are requested to remit a Pust-onice order for that menet, payable to Mr. HENRY W•LLBRIDOE, 10, Bouverie- Meet. Fleet-street, London. Oftecs for advertisements and con Souverie-street, Fleet-street. London. No. 10, NATIONAL BRAZILIAN MINING A ssOCIATION.—In order to asoonaldish the purpose stated in We retort, re.td at the antenna of the filth ttrt., parties bolding sontarked shares are requested to send their names and addresses, together watt the numbers of their Wares, to this other, under corer, %. t he doe tors, on or before Santrday, the 10th of April proximo, !flare! MINI. R. IRELAND, See. LONDON 1108PITJ c, B.Lli. ADOLPHUS .supported by voluntary Doke of ... . - BB Omer the Lad Archbishop or I Right Rey. the Lord Bishop of Costerthry Winchester His Grace the Duke of Welliugice I Right on. Lord Ashburton The Mort Noble the Marquis of I Nr J. 11. Hort. Bristol air J. Hall, K.C.U. The Wed lima. Viewed Beres- W. Thompson, Ywl., M.P. led C. 11. Turner, Eiq. Bight mg& and Right Bev. the W. Davis. Egg. lord Bishop of Loathe W. Cotton, Esq. itt s cr. the Lord Bishop of Tarascath—Robert Banbury, Esq. *it Edward %arch Buxton, Bart. no oarirmaitiF iiCliiAT.. of Ude Charity will be held en 111113INDAT. the 22nd of April, wbee • nermonerel be tweschrd lathe mod dile lieepital, at Three o'clock precisely, by the Night ler. Meal INltnifiror, LLD.. Lord Bishop of Oxford. As sppreadale Anthem will be =Mr by Yr. Francis and other Vicars Moral et et. Paul's Pa:bedraL iii m a c 3 SOMill Migi friend* at the Marley will afterwards dine at the WWI. Idelseppeseeptreart, at air o'clock reeled,. WWII Illghtled the DORS Of C./011811.1110E to the Oudr. ise esai erne awe areas= ainnseasaim illit. - Wpes hs. N.D. , eleamalllfelseld Seq. - , Churn BOlten. it'q l - haq = ldinimNam ß e:g ba rl'a Feal• j j =s l a Du kinpki kaSn't, E tat m id li. Faa Seward hid lini, Col. nevem Dlr . . These of schnuadon to the chapel Ice dertierernors ami d their mod leads), and fur the tavern (Ow Gahm mad, tap be bad of the latearards ; Secretary at the hospital ; end ad the Wee Tama. c k ad,,,,pdss ; man. of ode win sot be admitted kW driller& Account of Patinas admitted Odds the had peer. Accidents, L 'LW ; et= cases, 3.s7—reestved ebbed the recommendation of a governor 1,714 Other in-tune:dm, admitted during the year Out-patients ditto Dotal of Patients in the year ending Slit Dee., 1646... 60.666 SPECIAL ADDRESS. The premed moan= of the London hospital being ouch to to de mand the very serious consideration of the Governors at lrgc, their Mention it mart earnestly requested to the following statement, which it laid before them and the public, In the hope that something any be effected towards placing the Estancial concert of the hospital was a non sattersetew tuns. The filed income of the London hospital vet, for the year 1646, £10,139--or less than at any ono penod during the ten yearn pre. adag ; while, on the other land, during the same period, the mam ba of patients had increaesd from 11,620 to 19,110 per annum, being as Inman of upwards of 7,000, or mote than half the total number la the year 1636.• In 1636. In 1643. The total of he-patients ins „ out-patients 9,113 ... 13,403 Totals 19,10 from which It apars that there are sow annually secouraddel the wards of the hoaMtal add in-patients more than in the year ler It should be oteereed, that the ainnimimi of any ease into he wilds is a proof of its serious character, (as, slider plane set Noah only art admitted ae in-patients,) but it to thr:11 . 1111 ora dents more particularly, many of them moot fearful and appalling In their nature, and all demanded( the must expensive treatment, that we must attribute the unprecedented Increase of adadiadous jut re hired to. In 1136 the number of occident eases shared into the wards daring the vet, MIS 1,267 Is lals they *mounted to hang an Menem of 784 la the number of siesidant err la no yaw admitted into the home. WI of them. as shwa& shed, froblog extra expense, sad requiring generally the massoi ffloos sad sera Wing diet, and peculiar care and attesamss. We have thus seen that In ten rare tho somber of patients was Inewased by about 7,000 per annum, said art& Ms number no less than 8011 per annum are admitted bbpalegikaad lbit seedy the whole of thew must be coneidc red err of tat,--eia, the rat i tzas t. re lat lamresd a t . th . saili th f s rtee n ~.weg sli t i t t. ;.w hislip .idi nirti a.h e ewer hat*, by re adighlea belle east wing of the kraal (by err of the for nerd at the Oremary Feathal, In 1840), It ins soma bead as to mbar the rem workbag Mast the ermAliels seat ; and tide arerrsat (es oragebed heat ealfered abatement) Wes ciao tram dumister.t It los bra abeedy shown lira drew tithe rod be. (that berm whirrs ober be depsiiihd em be the iiimiseemmte of the =) ter rem the ten did trek IMO MI; bat It re be NM* tbd the whale Irmo of Oho hureelia, anappelp w a"d enee l be ire lki Z u re UK eta " I "pu So peeper& et the las bona drawl by a l es of rah to the rest of than 24,000. Mang the sere pond, bronwor, Iho amber of potimotoo pi r s e rik tro seem. hod imered risimpremderre lee &ogre era It an aerate of =Cod and horrobt—and there was ohm gbar d.... srsl 4. sesame of supporting Vats esimmin addition to the The guestre than aziess—with all thew amoods neon the funds of the borbal oa the one side, and a der ard tames an the other, how W the charity been enabled thus le.b magetaia its biennia ! lam, by more strict economy— by a mine ameba and rigid super- Winn to meet the praising tweeseirsof redeem To pewee the truth oe this, let oe Mara wee more to fade la Mt the total expenditure was 214,133 2 11 In lir It mos only 14,746 II 6 being an Winer out olay amounting to about Hutto to most an ma tinee°, palassia amsomtlitit tumor° than 7,080! Bat with elf tar there is Will a deficiency. The Income of the hospital dais see repel it. expenditure. In INS tbe hood wane was 218,847 16 7 In Mr k wee may Private error art ledlrdual Atonality--thearaellieent &au rae and mark g awl or those mon larestely reasated with the Inatitagem—se bele who met owls Yrs& bad, upon their • private fear het dower orb et tisk thew het with ldos detail. of ta=re wend greforyed art dida de r—th twoilell Wrap of thew SI ow. prt. be ho beeley do Own be they dm* lb eL dr We et preirea mere es tce ten be&w orre—dre be me bear to re mighty =of that mere rink orrigetse remblir la at the some Ire dog/ lad dbre—the boo= l s deed a nd re to beware tor awry their ems- Preria and when In operedea)—the of reads)—bat s he ail (in the use of this bighatisa ). re ar ea l of the river, with Ws esomolow ranaereial to there conduce to thst user total of dinar and to which it falls peallmly spin this mtablishment to • driera; relief. But we mmt not he areal whit argument.. Let ahem rearm again to bets Wel member of rpatents admitted during 1845 we hoe dm to be hal best of thew, the erdists amounted to no lee ram. 2,051 Bette he.. we and ado ail be entre err ad =NW br the lemeilles premerretke at Life, . wiled nemnewletiok awl ix the one boo sir rriieas, wit* aerated to 2BB dabs le — 2,339 ' UMW* two-dtled, et dr slide el varew of parrs arattled ; that . lOW giber wads), radii& are Morel are &war aglrel ai dio ihernbe of the per* rat Ms re re bar shwa tor le holm noweemoN pile while le the sedemen et K dr draft emblbeho meld. aseddott der auriesl • Pews be mom Iholdw• elbow Wend eleare etre So wide *mob beheldwe ahillawh h Ore, who hem lie or to wide Aorta is of bolo walk that we math Wily led shirr she be de p eer* baba d Add lbw eft pootpolillo ompolom hardy ewe lewd deb be lad brie der; hp dot Se weds ' Was hoold, abrabyttoweller tied Sir bab e goo d mud eabbadowe; bid INie ism* died we ex. • Mew; bane whaled ebbe did to Yoe hod no -11 Merck rdr rowed iewbesd, lb biotite. . elk be bre pere„ hatted allistel bier. who woodlbele • abaft pod eeeemeelei 11, said bet lordos bider be ebbe of bele. eel whop beg elliellek thwebed of On Vmo si ==lit • arm old mmintraten of Ito Clby area al MINNI• 111 be be askllist. her Ile prim Weir (It ▪ Sere Maar& he sordid pert et Lad" mod Met pot the boy men et ewswowee ad undretweee)— , dad de imam ofeemeerwet pepeledee et peony demi ertbed het heetinew—et dram wowlded la isw .. B l = gi ttlyee bedebb—orl awe orradeft =V to the bed welehbentrei it the Tod' t • Ile bales powildb haselel et re rem e s ror. glit arr. o l = io asariseedreseed leek wiillt l• as townie emealew brume eddied owl dellewhbelfr Weald o, and.% vine won* ire br dimity low•geP. dement Y eddrodern. I= doh Imo. • at liewney bold le grab[ dealik — aiedeleir dab Y redowel or prally4lred Webb • billara. ender te pap ter therdroof the armoity rib Nab kellN3lloebbleileherp,Vlhemeeme et rolledeg curbs Tema. to err of asebter ton hued ia War =Mk on tale moblebst—ed, If Imo demo do not to be ftdhebibel • IMO Obi bb l le bombed tole est eleemillilidially followed Ottood se loweent Impotes will le hbow le rbghatior4 at mrirrehiig me tamer ginsns to dhow nßd, bot amid lift', dimmdb via* way Ow essberdd le boob& lb dew of Illiwarta mir. sisrowy. • A geld et tem peers lee led eilephd as walla to bate the Is- C um ewbbel tole oblowent. The .role et al thelyera • die b a r e=rewsw hese woad eteedidt reheated Is alsobeet. WINS Ow• meeelld to MK a aided (ti r.lopedbe of Ile aloe ed ehlelehl and psmsr kiwi* Mewl der i rk ede mans dodos • w.. 1 ••• =tool thore were llwod—e raiblwetdert • riered ando—e at )—• haeoredd — a thinverapppg two hirers • _ THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION of GENERAL PRACTITIONERS Is MEDICINE, SURGERY, NIDWIPRZY. ILmover-soprri Ream; Mar T =r7. NOTICE a HEREBY GIVIIN, llrt ii s a et s M a ln= tha etas 1111•11aage ili allfarr ier ssoda : _ at_ woo mass to tap Omit of*, Sollool Wads I god Imos I/ _lllotithilas ot ao id meat of as ammilloo es or Nand aosalla. MI on do Ilia , 1110, Os Mrs der ka i.........maign bobs Ma ids all% alma to tap boa ot at nomolog %ea at. yr memo' Io lt a liC wow to tiiii etas Marl *slaw of olt•lia oaaloolloatiollosoalko so aimed at ballad 11410 1mallloo tnot Sot Oho otolliom mil lowa as Ilto MM. %Oft an Aloud' ft swill be onolmodl a at amdlof Os Malawi =INK Nog Sala alai tithe aid a tintima as Wades ......a=rololo to midi looloato tie fret lke MS Is Tarn the OMOIMIIIi et 111. inn *WOW 11111110461 i willoolvollo 3 1 easolorall *pm. a: 7 1. 1 1 1 l a rr he r=kolft an Iftwasery —. bieliskee=alr odor tad OIL- Oaa mummy.. a Or Omit etas Mi lir of SIP 01•11111.10. anizi l agh 1 Iftasallewslidsg. Persoiro EN Gros the Lord Archbishop of YORK, Ms Once the Lord Archbishop of - '" BY Once the Lard Archbishop of Vice-Persons. Lae The ifight W Rev. the Lords No ools =ilg Loads/ Norwich Oxford M I L Wells Peterborough Chihli Itapea atelier Toetmear MANY, Ely 81- Esesteit et. 1111 4: 's Giesolgisr seed Waresiter Mid Soder and Man lieradlid Cork, Cloyne, and Liddell Ross The Vary Rev. the Deane of Westminster, 1 COl'Nt The Lord A , D.C.L The Rev. R. Chrietairt, M.A., The Yen. A daaas Dealtry, MD , PALS., P.R.AJI. The Rev. J. E. Cos, M.A., P.S.A. The Rev. Cason the., M.A. The Rev. J. B. Desne„Jl.A., P.S.A. The Rev. Qum Iterneerl, D.D. The Rev. R. Eden, M.A., P.S.A. The Rev. Praises, A. bread, The Rev. T. Jocks" M.A D.C.I. J. Stereos Req., M.A., P.R.S.The Rev. Professor Tr The Rev. Praiser Los, an m i P. P. Walesby, Esq. ench, M.A. (With power to to their nombers.l Eorronzat SVZSZETLAT—Rev. H. MIAs., M.A., P.R.S., P.S.A. Ceaansroarvito SIR, A .1. —Rev. J. E. Cox, M.A., F.A.A. 80:1111TAAY roe Oassaat. Bouvrop—Thome Pettus, Esq. BANlns—Yeses. Coatis and Co. 'balm Connor, and , Draraora Onory, Ferns, and Leif\En Calcutta Tredarietan Tortoni Jamaica Guiana Antigua Maaslia Tasmania etar, sad Liaadaff. The trcanss of Chursh History as a study is No enmity acknowi to nod may raiment ; but the made whereby Use study can atone procxuted,—Ots, by mows to the works of Use best Eeelesionkal libuortaas,—will be found within the reach of eon, pars tively few. even those who are most Interested is the reeeareh. The greet tout of a eerie. of oath weeks—the ddheulty, If not intoreelbility, of muse porticos of the whole—aU point out the propriety of ashraelet, M on. uniform aeries, and at the lowest possible pries, the whole Ilistory of the Christian Chureh, awl mon partioululy of that part tells whiek we an ourselves con. meted. Tim moms of Aatkey s' Wood, Barlow, Bade, Sunset, Collier, Napkin Dupla, ?lad, Fuller, Giblet Godwin, Nett, }Myth., Sprat, Myor, Mown Walker, Wilartow, Winetanny, end mazy onion, te sullelent to dhow the Said !shwa before tlie society, sod Mambas of Um Irwin they propme to peblieb. It ea is intended to yobbo& four volumes may year, and the animal bseripnce will be one guinea. A velum of &type, of Mai, awl of leabeetkel Trials, we =reedy Ow peek sad Inn SEM • pot etas palleebber ef the kr OW re. Me 11110111 mere ea hawed by Abe nee .graced eilibiale aeslyeleeke Ileeey sad Law. Stibeareder we vow awl we be received by Thome Felton, Eaq...eserebry Berra tbe temperery offices, 426, • bond, be Mee It i elereke tYt poetise orders be made " ewe* lbeCbealeyeene rr e . Dews at a g ea be entitled le tie wbok ofthe yelibelbee at the Bedsty, to abbe ma be Isehrbed • are «Woe I ef the mere wale et Ilerype,Beewees Lawfwa, Pleats Book of Ow Ckeek THE HARLEY!'" VIONIIIIIIT. MR RODERICK IMPRT 11011CHRION, CI.C.SLEL, F.RJL, Corr. Ilem. loot. Fr, Rm. Ma. it.. Rood. Oa R. Peoroborg, Re. SOCIETY. vics-eseeskerre. /Lear-Adrairal lir am. Maleolm, Kt. The BAT 11. Minas, WA. COMM.. Choke T. Hoke, PA., Fla D., J..E. Cray, Esq., F R.S. W S. Mending Esq., LILL Capt. Rethane, R.N., O.R. T. J a m.. Hdgkin, Ent., M.D. Ma).-Gen. J. Brine, Y. 8.1. Mr a M`Grigor, Bart., ILD., sftL F. Balleek, H.N. P.R.S. Bolton Corney, Eeq., ILHdL H. H. Major, Bp. (Bann Dorn* Puq F.ll. LPp.. M.P. Mr Henry lank 1.1.8. lir M.D. F.H.B. John Forster, get eana Eeq„ Sir 1. ILL, P.R.& Becagrear Dubow* Dookry, Esq., FWD.& itaintass-31kmen. leseeein ad Oh, 11, Hayseerket. . The Haldayt Ilselnly . mid* le adebbehed . ter 'the ;wpm et 'print leg tare or ungehlbbeit Towel and Travels. elm Magnin byteds meat an seder amen is the savor of a km& of basededp, .. old& yisles to nese In and is eareetra to met Is wee. ' , sid ... . The et davelleaa end mks ne 'Eh the and% Ile biehllnde end ; they es , MThe gnarl! et lateesoune =rag Ida he SONO OD denudes, estl. Ideas beleselig, twat the ism thee swains at- I lintlisdoy eseenniing ili a , and adleentease a taw who Gra ' .13LVusbneets mg e nse. e l estearetdieseety, gie Mewed. madman The used eameratel eater -1 r...:12=. armed, Is rigs of Sktabedt. to 0n 9 7 part of the earth; Ind It yes the dads ri vatentaa dire adders. meets hos elltelis. Vida Bier id Ile malt the met Mtn- I iteidesd et ear aimed= In this degrehment et Iheraut. -the Rey. gi=bed Bekbeyt—teher *rift _and gelds* =door ; -oeured for W the peettEnga at Teed ads* •ri • wind in We minder. the deli et it mew Whit paned ambrosia In Oh rateable not. Wks. andthelaq.lW ainleeka atamnlestot hides oaterprine, wlll Am iamb rope Ike the Seilellie Mem. The pen==t of the Ilidnyt deists le waded Is • Connell, elected isnostly at a Mond Ilesedeg le whieb tbereseete ahe wilt be sennitted for Isambelha a:=. AN f gentleman ma ltr am odasitap a it as iihe al t i :e Idnit amide st=eely Ito mama at Illwasy brat Si. be Ns sonbe in aroteuee. We, and at a nrepher et I who inn s Yeast in ism punk. we Sas be r te voluntary mlllwilea, an d s the if also aveldsk se get dr edema we row the monalses Wolin dor slain MUM moue gm the stet of . Tie *NW aegande needy the ride et Ite = i l l i ,.... rla wa.ll weds Me the inentsee ; awl dem lime east attach =1.... Inewmaty we the slide omit at salsa pegs* It is dot ihnineednee see games billeldeehy by the yeasgeetwof the Iledety, end the onmegoat dem et It aperellem. The maim wit nannedlyespiet get the preseellolls of to 'e ddy be drreeletteell br sassety. easerny, aid anise is they ow reineetellee brae In Med to pewee or the we he mks advantageous &h od. la psi Emma, ea the Munn ; 'Wam Naha' by Toe 10= 4.6 awl Oellsysedemo *ay. Secretary, , ; or at th e tendon Llbenry, I; t. Jemetemies --. 7o.l ' rrerimi .b ni, 10, debocquerei IMO% Ester. and Oh, 43 , Cornbill; 0. Rich and nom, It, Rat-limewaire; and by T. Padd, 9, Greet Newport street, Leicester-wpm who lathe hodetre Agent for the delivery of its returnee. WORKS SUGGESTED Til TOO COUNCIL FOR PUBLICATION. TIM 6CAM1X41,1,41.-The lbws et Erik the Red and 'nort= Karkerse. eanteming the Milary et the Sow dirsorery of America, A. o. 966-1013. Translated dam the kelandic text., published by the Royal (Danish) amity et Anagrariea, in 1637. DAMIVIJ.—Toe Tres* at Ilowelt in the ht 11024. Trend ited front tear /Oh gonerved Gana AIM Rusayetreh-Tbe Toni et - JeTtn - U Plano Cerpini, and of Guillaume :de Rulato= wid e the /at rhea of Tottery, in 1245 and 1253 ken Or tat publlehed by the *mitt , de Od of Pada Faleconous.- Toads et neesembill Y Pont and Syria, in 1381. Translated hew On Oaths ant as eddied by Mum- Bernaecover.-41 116Im et the Diemenny and Cooqurot of the Dowry Islands, m by Ain de Ikthientent, In 1402-23. Pram the French Plerraths of Ids Chaplain, Owe Ronda and lean le Vanier. _ - - - - • - - • C./1 DA Mona—The Var of Cs de Miseto doer the Wonern Cowl of Africa. in 1454. headiest trotallts Italian teat of 1507. Veurrente.—The Travel. at Lairds@ do Vertbema, Syria, Arab* Peeler, India, siml Ifilkidin. In 1303-6. Trans= hum the Rahn text of 1310. DRAM. —The World eneeinproidi by Mr Trawl Drake, 157720. Written by Francis F 1046114 smoslier, he. Collated with a MS. HAlELVls.—Dkrees Vomit Weft the Denseety if America snd the 14.03 a stto the wow V 0 the ewe of MA Vinotsse.— intile T IMMO • easeekkg the PI arra. tires of MUM. Ilheistiek Mt Use, Them imerlsk i ta ih. St:rte.—Of Vs Raw Ommeeedili. Oki , D.C.L. Prom the nevem' Mks of IMPL slteikelsorf Masud of the Vamped Pr IhshY/Sheestikg u/ Illeherg Cheasellw. Heenctss—The Obeireellsee el Ilk Mime Insweilse, LW. In hu Voyage kie the Mall 11/11. are. MIL hem Ile Mlles erlett. Coma—A Mkt ell Aw l iitert tke teseseellea=e to C.edis, 1596. Itelake *Mika efUlleorkli Detstoe.—Tbe leme Yegese GB Sr Mary Iltddletcs, In 1604-5. From the eussalkhis et WM Tessweta.—Tbe Jemmy if the Lel if 110=1, Spas, in 1904. By S. Theme, Ilimosit Hindi WI& Tea Taw raise-The Athesiewee et Mr Themes Mr Anthony, and Mr RAM Way, is wrists wet et **slobs herei.es.—Theilletag dikter' Mak*. y 7. be tens ISO? Treads:id, with Nam Ossetseetos.—Piesjeklets 011esieellos. By Bk Mika Ala war (afterwards Earl eilthellse), awl Jars negthens. LAWS OF 7112 UAKLUTV fiCCIETT. I. The &PO of We misty WWI be to print it *tribe** =ow to gm** as mil *WO *pi* tranda aand erg ma ease mossiolideldi ma* lam so gaily period le e r brel:: the - Mb mew. IL The sessat seirdellembell he me be eleree on the Id Mown bet malmelber at to at ens** be We* bow bt power et ra =ray Mall rem se Maar Wag. iiSeth ><si MMISIV Or se rte, biewft peel his eabeeripti* oliall M t oilleit tea weer week fted by whey, end to weeOß weed reelEgrellble the peeled raretrd to; and V be de eel Ape , . bine Mein at le wilt to mirk be tilt be emidenel as • wake kr re IT. The aeompsset el the asolsete alas =it MOM M masa aosilMed SIMISSAMS VIE. • pomillist. tee rm. welduale.• eet, eel eseosteseem umber.* le Seer. =4C eseardsi Imams Se oriel maw AY V. • of the eieretters ter ir& the be Mem tee prithera C=l Sr era. I ourreerfe wet or • mirearileMottlemile all be Mem mt. sad. dme et* I the extV meet. be seholetell kr appeal aid Sully, the -that Net mumei le SWIM erre to the emir year. TI. hermit awed Salim oh etas elf cemoll EMI retie; sad • lot Mae regeml am semi Abe prated to the eatoriters per Mr ft Or Omni sesslig. MI. Theeemildelsretwelbeartly re the third Tueedria d ra strib. empire Mead, Ikeemetwe, sad October, fee the of WWI% ibis a c re • reenm, tad the ids= • maw AM& VUL (Malkmageopobs edam worm bar shell receive twesay.leeeseir et le ore i wade esepeelerty. lbe eel* IZ The mrier et gekled of Sr airy rearlime eta set meet the mlbstle• rerber et eamelbery me that star the mesa yam tetra Ms wk. way be ovegmel le have maid be hi peer% tbowerba be se ear cored 1. The mare egrolot Seel atemelorla the emereeeeite esti rimbre. bursa and other- Mee herweel the rig" MIMIolo; e•/ AM awl enure roar lab 111. urarmsfolds to the Wet mermaid tower u will Immo selmodim Nabs is the merry the renter delivery of desk vokres at stol Wee Mora RULES POS MIS lIIILITIOM OP TVS socirrrB VOLUMES. I. The *kW' oweanollnowlll be Selhiend. without any ehuge, within three wilekof Wo Owes* Pat feed 11. They wM be howled to bit me Mrs bread OM *IL the evert.z.tag the est dbu O& set tromp. our will it be le thr ere to air r eed imp. They be IldttereLtlbe reletre Oral Newport-am* le mem the mates otoutocribers to motto ther orb arbillats. harm bra notified to the rerfotry tor Mew. IC Iloy vill be mg St Or toatetro werreeposefiefits op* in Me Kaitwee SIMMISItst Ms MAIM= ; aid atm Nat*be lam list dr relbr be Maori by amben thr eme MO be se Ifl l i e p OWLAND'S HAIR WASH. This is a hem Use @Wnt orlested both 0 0 . 01 kr17 W'ss=2: properties. It piseitegll aid at ethally clauses Ur heir mil Ida 1 the bled ten mil r.dl wary spawn a im. =B.ll Ipheete . adkate raven *le me altee trehlea wit will the real av Wales .di la the head, wee will in 111 wisest. iMatimely the wawa* he elm hie hue sorb, se Isloiline Is the I=2: et the ,• nth taw Ns hoseelel demi an ale yak _twit= with ge,:t awl reeraelhq mese elt lop" awl Mel eeehs Ile will prove as htes/sablejr= le l l e heS um end the peepree el the surrey. Sold" C lam I. A. D sag tell, 30, lianas. wA ell int perfume. flort% .G, APRIL 8, 1847. [3d. port side of the vessel, when two of the cutters were lowered, but so overloaded that they immediately swamped, and but few of those on hoed contrived to regainfthe wreck. In a few minutes the Tweed se parated in two parts, and the survivors were com pelled to betake themselves to spars and pieces of wreck, clinging to which they were floated into smooth water, inside a reef, where they managed to secure themselves. When daylight appeared, it was found that the Tweed had been drifted, by a strong current, 30 miles out other course, to the north, and was lost on the Alacrane Reef, which is 15 miles long by 12 miles broad. The Admiralty agent, chief officer, and a boat's crew, patched up the mail boat, and railed for the Campeachy coast, from whence a Spanish brig immediately went to the scene of the wreck, and saved the remainder of the crew, who were still on the reef. They were in a wretched condition; no clothes or anything saved. While on the reef the sufferings of the survivers were intense. They were for some time deprived of water, and but scantily supplied with wine and brandy, saved as the eases floated by from the wreck ; they also saved a barrel of oatmeal and three casks of flour, which they lived upon; and six men used to crawl about tke reef daily to catch small fish and a few lobsters. After 3 time they collected psrta of the wreck and constructed a stage, on which they re maimaii, some sleeping, whilst others went out in search of &d, and at suitable tim es in prayer to'Almighty Ood for his co otin mercy. Op the third day the poor 'Mestere* to a box of Lucifer matches floating, and after drying them, were able to light fires; and the engineers having contrived to make an appantas which provided fresh water, they speedily bow to cook and make biscuits. This added much to their comfort, though uncertain whether the frail boat sent for rescue would ever reach ship or land. Most providentially, how ever, it fell in with the Spanish brig Emilio, fifty-one miles from Sisal Roads, where, after landing the boats's crew, the brig proceeded to the reef, and, amidst much difficulty, succeeded in taking off several of the survivors, with whom she sailed for Perez. On the following day the remainder left the reef in two boats, brought by the Emilio, and got in safety to Perez. The brig then proceeded to Sisal, and, after remaining there seven days, she was chartered for Havannah, where the Avon was found, it which all the survivors have arrived, except the Admiralty agent, who was left in hospital at Havannah. It is worthy of remark, that, had the Tweed struck at high water, not a soul would have been saved, that part of the reef being almost entirely covered. The accident may be attributed, first, to the captain not being able to get sights for some days accurately to define his position, • powerful current setting the ship bodily to the north, and the general bad weather. All saved speak in praise of the conduct of Captain Parsons. Throughout the whole of the trying scene he did everything it was possible to do to save those who have so unfortunately perished,—never allowing his own share of tho scanty provisions to exceed that of his companions in wretchedness —never flagging for one moment in his endeavour to render hie valuable services available. It appears there were only three female passengers, all of whom were drowned. The hat five men on the wreck lashed themselves together on a spar, and ulti mately three of them reached the reef in safety. LIST Or PASSENOIRS AND CHNW LOST IN THE ROYAL --- MAIL STEAMER TWEED, FEB. 12, 1847. PARDENGEHEi.—Mr.Juchanste, Mr. Xanticba, Oen. Chan lier, Mn. Escudino, child, and servant, Mears. Berrsaneria, Robinson, Memande, Seidenberg, Bnorn, Gartman, Savando, Remente, Mastpule, &Oxen. Guxree, Vorifings. Fox, Portillo, Santo, Cavill, Gonzalez, Ladisa, Cofer, Mathews, Founts, Topete, Mrs. Jones and son. CREW.—Mr. W. Croke, 4th officer ; Mr. P. A. Spence, midshipman, Mr. It Varndcll, ditto; S. Ropy', carpeater; W. Shotter, carpenter's mate ; P. McCulluen, second mss. ter; W. Turl, A.B. ; J. Slade, do. ; D. Martin, do.; J. Furze, do. ; J. Cove, do. ; P. Moore, do. ; H. Horibrow, do. ; E. MOOO, apprentice; F. Warren, do. ; J. Eager, Do. S. Le Cialleirs, engineer's apprentice; H. Burton, cook's maw; Mrs. Grundy, stewardess T. Dixon, captain's servant; Wm. Hair, third engineer; Wm. Ambrose, fifth do. ; Wm. Wiltstead, block maker; T. Stone, fireman; W. Bishop, do.; W. Hitchings, do.; J. Haddon, do.; T. Kenny, do.; J. Olussop, do.; C. Trim, do. ; J. Newman, dn.; J. Alcork, do, ; J. Moody, do. ; W. Philpott, do.; H. Bluet, waiter; 0. Adams, do.; T. Finley, barman; H. HAWEDIP, boots; W. Ellice, 8.R.H.; 7. Payne, saloon cook; T. Benson, baker; W. Lee, butcher; W. Dyne, A.A. servant. LIST OF PASSENGERS AND CREW SAVED IN THE ROYAL MAIL ISTEANFIITWEED. CANIX PAOO/INGEHS.—W. Ellice, Esq., L. R. Price, English ; B. G. Ferias, Mexican ; C. 0. Seaward, J. Jones, English; F. Prober, German; F. M. Dimond, American; F. Castro, A. Pierron, Spanish; I'. F. Knox, English; T. M. Espiso, Mexican ; J. Hermondez, Juan Lobo, A. Miranda, Jose Bolet, A. Palacio, Mr. Band. Spanish. DECK PASCENOERS —A. Gutierrez ' J T. Piria, J. Buenjas, J. Blanco, A. J. Rendueles, F. D'Peria, T. M. Cries, T. Barcio, MM. Echavarri, M. Rerun, D. Oyalsabal, F. Mendia, Spanish. CRZW.—Copt. oeo. Parsons; E. Ellison, lst of ; C. H. Onslow, 2nd officer; E. Knott, 3rd officer ; T. P. Row lett, midshipman ; 8. B. Rowland, surgeon ; John Bollard, parer; J. B. Cameron, commanding officer; J. Broad, boatswain ; J. Smith, quartermaster; G. Hemmings, W. York, A. B.; W. Bundy, A. B.; T. Briscoe, A. B. • J. Macey, A. 8.; IV. Green, A B. ; G. Turf , A.B. ; J. Liver, A.B. ; T. Harris, A B; J. Barwick, A. 8.; T. Sully. A. 8.; T. Phillips, A.B. ; M. Macke, l, A. B ; G. Deal, A.B. ; A. McKenzie, Ist engineer ; J. Mortimn, 2a d engineer • D. Blair, 4th engineer ; 8. Forster, fireman ; B. John ston, fireman; A. Burt, fireman; G. Lowe, fireman; T. Wallace, fireman; T. Con, ditto; 8. Harris, trimmer, J. Hanney,ditto; G. Moyne, G. Hill, D. Wallace, G. Alines, J. Garnett, C . Parker, T. Marton, C. Stuart, storekeeper, Geo. Leavy, ap pmitioe, C. P. WCabe, steward, H. Hancock. welter, Geo. Marlow, waiter, J. D 1•11011, do., T. lead, cook. Mr. Gush man and W. Copper, officer, and surgeon's boy, were not en board the ship when wrecked, haeiag been left behind at Jamaica. Lieut. John Davis, R.N. Total, 29 passen gers saved ; 62 crew saved. The Avon has brought home 70 passengers, besides those of the Tweed, specie to the value of a quarter of a million of dollars from the western coast of America via Panama and Chagres, being the first batch that has been brought that route, 13 serous of indigo, 133 cases of cigars, and some pearls. She reports a vessel wrecked on the Bahama banks, laden with coffee, from Antigua for England. Nine of the crew came home in the Avon. On the 3rd she observed a wreck to the windward, which proved to be the brig Mary and Eliza, of Cardigan, abandoned. Her Majesty's schooner Viper arrived at Barbadoes on the Mh February. At St. Lucia on the 28th February was lying her Majesty's brigantine Viper, which brought his excellency the Governor of Bar badoes, to visit the islands. At Jamaica, her Majesty's ships Vindictive, Imanm Alarm, Electra, Vesuvius, and Pickle schooner ; her Majesty's schooner Lark was at Nassau on the 18th, and the Endymion daily expected. ted ßeyal West India Company's steamers were ' stationed as follows :—Thames, at Jamaica ; the Tay, for Nassau. Havannah, and the Gulf, parted company with us on the 18th ult., lat. 19 20N., Jong. 88 8 W. ; boarded the C.S.P. Eagle, on the evening of the 17th, off (ebnta Island, on her way to Porto Rico, with the mails ; the Reindeer performing the Dem erara, To bago, and Trinidad routes. The Avon bring] no particular news from the West India Islands. The prospects of the crops are Ateex trely encouragidad a subscription had been commenced for the relief of distress in Ireland and Scotland. The steamer Eagle, on her passage from Port of Spain to Grenada, goton some dangerous rocks to the windward ,of Point Saline. She remained on shore about two hours, and at last was carried off by a heavy swelL She was making much water, and was with difficulty, by keeping the pumps going, kept afloat. She started, however, for St. Thomas' direct, to be repaired. The Legislature at Barbadoes has voted 2,0001. for the distressed Irish and Scotch, which is to be placed at the disposal of the British Association of Loam. Lient.-Gen. Berkeley, commander-in-chief of the forces in the Windward and Leeward Islands, arrived from Jamaica on the 23rd Feb., relieving Lieut.-Gen. Middlemore, who left for England the next day. The Nestor is reported to have arrived at Dermas, on the Ist of March, with 190 Coolie i te. Collections were being made for the distressed Irish and Scotch. The President of St. Domingo died at Hayti on the 28th Feb. A new President was elected on the 3rd March. 1,200 soldiers were marched to he m', in case of any disturbance. Every thing, how ever, went off quietly. HAVANA.—Threa days later advieee from Cabs have been received in Liverpool, bat the news ie unimportant. LOLA Moira.—We have received the following letter, signed "Lola Monty:" "Sir,—ln consequence of the numerous reports circulated in va ri ous papers regarding myself and family, which am utterly devoid of foundation, I beg of you, through the medium of your widely-circulated ' journal, to inmrt the following: I was born et Seville in 1823. My father was a Spanish officer in the service of Dos Carlos ; my mother was a lady of Irish extraction, bt,rn at H li, and married, for the second time, to an Irish gentleman, which, I suppose, is the cause of my being called Trish. and sometimes English, • Betsy Watson," Mrs. James,' &e., &c. I beg leave's° my that my name is Maria Dolores Perris Monti r, and I never have changed that name. As for my theatrical qualifications, I never had the presumption to think I had any. Circumstances obliged me to adopt the r age as a profession, which profession I have now renounced for ever, hating become a naturalised Bavarian, awl intend ing to make Munich my residence.—(Signed) Lot.A Mormhz. Munich, March 31,1847." No. 189.] LONDON, THURSDAY ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL, Cambridge-plan, Paddington. The NW Hee. the iir r i -r sril7Cl6Wles Farbes,leet. leweley ladifflll• Hoed Cabbell, Pap , Us %i d iot. the Eerl limos %.P, I'llll. F.D.A. MI, Ilan. and Eh* Ise. ado Om Fog. lio Buboit lif ZaWdewe liallenearrie, Eat, M.P. WAIL Alm Cimaide, req. The %V. lOW WV& OM= iheiskee, Emu. Army Menlo Kawakami ER. lb iddiklalkan Odiplala Frederick Madan nir Swim art, MS. Theme Ildellethirayte, Eat. L the Mee. E. O. Dawdles Charles Wardell, Fuq. bilialls Y.P. mi t reshapes earaetly eilleit the Author seatribetions of the a brie mean is still required le =Ms thew le weepiest epee k thr Ow moan ef minis. That pram ad the MOW Is Bowls et arieellie will eat esly Yee IS• lig a lha lse pales% bed will made the tret‘reen, the carpel, the epe4didttrak teed taw de = paeleeseds required la • Yoe ; the dodo beim wine telly serried te have beds ar = palate. • diestiaa el SI sees a liie governed at 1 the ibeaglbd. sad as imatel st=idie et 8 vim ea. upwards aa maul The I=saiseetiptlase wet deeatlesthave Ma seesawed . jai mael whearipalloaa MIAMI (a). Her dr the Qom • - - - 1106 Ike His NNW Itie D e s s=rt His lbsyl i plis Dubs et Cembrids• 2l Her Beni M. Dasher a Gleressler lO Hie Rs* Pelreassm a Gambit:4e 2O 'her it selmelpeltmeWrsiets setwertlend, stelueive of the 10 4 " - K C 10,823 10e. ...___. _ et:— a I 10 Adaid." , F 4 thotriPekne knee the We mt.,. Coped"! afh . tr • &rhos 1 1 .;_ I P" 1 . E. 4 . thr .. e itia l iM .r or. Pert=ln alga& -AM 0 3 MT.?! I t Risiberlisrd •• l 1 0 Mrs. indiebary, d...... 20 0 0 Mr. Remit, ad. .. 30 0 0 I Oellreat s i n . : At . 1.• I Boat bitty', James's amok rm. H. C. dole, Dsq a 11 Mrs. thieyd A 0 Mn.. Todd • 0 Mr. Mscalleter a 0 Robert Evans, Es; 0 .1. G. Henriques, Geo. Hutch, rag, add. I I 0 G Butch, Req. . .• 0 ldrZ i cannas E. IL Appleyard, Dis. • 0 Meows. HAW and Han Maar. ey Wriest and 0 Pr= 4 0 Trouser, Eaq. 0 Ras. T. IL Horst! 3 1 0 nom fl=a, Ens 0 0 *My Haynes, Fp. o num Haynes end flon • 0 I. C. Bishop, Eq. J. C. Bishop, Eaq .a 0 James Hale Esq. Dowager Lady Wood 3 1 0 Sir Wdlians Martine 2 0 rilitdartlna 1Jo•. Lased 3 vale 0 Montagu Mambas, Esq., sd. John Cartels, EN., In 0 additlen to a former donation of /111 12s. 67 8 0 T. H B.tylia, Fag • 1 1 0 James Perrier, Esq a 1 1 0 Thomas Barlow, Esq a 1 I 0 losh.Vickers, Ei o tki n . 5 3 0 Collected after • by the Rey. J. Buck ley at St. Mary's Cbitreb, Paddington 15 10 6 G. W. Brande,Esq, add 3 0 0 , B. Martineau, Esq. add 10 10 0 Joshua Metcalfe, isq.... 3 3 0 Mr. E. Hewitt 1 1 0 G. Tresdaway, Ea; 1 1 0 O. Treadaway, Esq... • 3 3 0 - - • • - • • - - iiiiiiiiiii s i.,, Dol 0 0 51in ly•e noun Marty, Esq. • 1 0 0 0 MMr. James Beet ...... -a 1 0 ahn Bair I a 1 0 i." api „ ; 00 4,41 AB 11 • 11. 2 11 lila Climbs a 1 0 Thos. flame, Esq • 1 0 U. IlnitaCsi, Beg. a S. Min Able* • 0 B. ineolnie, Req. a 0 Dr. Yawl& 0 0 C. 11.1401107. Bag • C: M. loam Esq... a • J. C. ea, 4.,w, Ont. J. 1. 0 Wm. Bain, In :a 1 S I Rennes Manna, FN. 1 g Jos. Spritear, En ... 0 Jr. gnaw, Esq a 0 John Less, Eaq. a 0 I The Mines Foshan a 0 C.ll. Youg. Esq. .ad 1 11 U. H. V. Walpst En 0 Lady Charlatan Blurt ... 1 il l Lady Caroline Nand ... • Lady Caroline Nerd a 0 H. B. Sena, On . . 0 Mr Manors, 1 • Geo.Woadhorelleri. ad •' Martin T. Smith, Req 1 0 Junin ne 1u5 ia r1.6 1 .11.3 . 4 I Bishop et Durban The lion. Gangs Rise 11 I * ben" lO 0 0 T lics. George Rise Trevor The Bight Ilse. the BM , of Cardigan J. 11. Pinoek, In 5 0 John Moan, Pp. John U. Bowies, Esq 0 0 I uhn U. Poole*, Bsq. a 1 0 Bev. W. Lewis • f o Mir WaUon a 1 0 R. Bradshaw, Faq. T 0 Keith Barnes, Coq lO 1 0 C. B. Ptillinnore, Esq., ad., Mrs. H. Callander, 3rd sea - ' a 1 0 Minna Orland. Ing. 5 0 111.0120111, Holland... 23 0 LIK. Omsk Isq. IL /0000,, Isl. Mal 6 4-. . • the total amount of subseriptions, k 19,45 20.10 d. Soloseriptioss end donations will be received by 4 the following bankers, els :—Sir Claude Scott and Co., Carendishemaare; Mews Curries and Co., Conibill ; Moen. Corte and Biddulpb, Charing crone; Mama. Demimonde, 49. Charing-crag • Misers. Contra and Co., Strand; and Mews Hopkinson, Itegenistreet ; by William Tatham, Esq., Hen. Secretary, 61, Ozford-terraee; and at the Com mittee Horan, 21, Falsieware-roed, where sny information may be ob tained, and ocennouniastMns addreeed. WM. TATHAM. Hon. See. k nd MITH'S GOLD REVIVER, le. 6d. per bottle, gives to one indent the splendour of new gilding to the mut merely touching the surfape. Geld Vsembh, le egt.,7=4, ,be applied by any me. LACIER 3E la 111 L, neleres the brilliancy at gold Maker, spool% and below WOO-PLATING LIQUID SILVER, la,„is geniis =rem dher ems the ooppery nets et IRS gbahhat it the alli dew }Meet mem; Mali% dos Os- Nele—Tlese ere the established peeperWeee, emiesdeeired MOTH sod Co., 201 etasad (madly ("polite Nollik.sheet). -_Sc Nor ladle. Vir — MAROOANY TREE.— Words by W. M. Tnacanaar, made by Taunt Bows, form ing No. 24 of TRE MUSIC BOOK. 'Yaw dd. Publidled at Use Oftlea, I, 84. Brad.'. Amnia, Foet.atrest ; and aold by all bcolwellars and nranawn AITTOBIOGR • PRY OF A NEGRO RLAVE, Now randy, In one vol., poet !en, price 7e. 6d. cloth, with Aron lace, THE LIFE and AD% ENTURES of ZAP BA, an African Negro King, and We experience of Slavery in Routh Cording. Written by TTlmsdf. London: Smith, Elder, and Co., SS, Ceenhel. ,THE MUSI C BOOK, PART V. TIM SAILOR'S BRIDE. (A Words by Ms. CsAwreas. Mode by J. ?Dramas Cam.. THE RIDOTTO WALTZ. Muds by Mn. O. A. k Bictsrr. I DREAM OF THEE. Wards by BAW Coainrsu.. Mode by tn: 071 "Wag, Ms Coidrnwa og. gine ifirW 7-- Barry. 11. Monk by W. lolls. "The False Friend." Words by nomad Hood. Muslo by VIA. coot Wallace. "My Had most be where'er Won art" Words by Mart 011111131111 " Whoa slang the Light hlppk." ibersoode.) Word@ by Monet t= Mr& Mole by M. W. Balk. " Ob. bow hard tt Is to dad" Wards by Maybe& Music by T. O. Pod. Yale by Mr 13. A. i Beckett Bong for the Seadmas." Words by Barry Cameral.). Natio by J. B. Tully. In a drew-Melted December." Words by Keats. Musk by E. Leder. PAIR 11. Lom me, If I Ilea" Words by Barry CormmlL Made by Kra 0. A. i Beckett. ' The Voyege of Fancy" (Dart). Words by Mark Lemon. Mach by F. Romer. COINTERM "1 Inv Thee" (a boned). Words by the Iste Thomo Hood. Mush by W. V. Walhee. 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NU. sums, Math sY Indlieudes maybe rug fa lulu Iltarurf, 13, Peleratalar-row; Mean, 39, Ce•nhIll; Brie, 3, sew Beeldatreet; Coeval!" 147, Pleet-etreet ; Nabs, 437, Wait exert; or illnat from the Author, 10, Arrell-plaee, Itegentaavet. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. By the Royal Mail Company'? steamer Avon, R. S. Norton, Esq., commander, arrived at Southampton this morning, we have accounts from the West Indies to the following dates t Honduras, Feb. 20 ; Feb. 26; Carthagena, Feb. 28; Demerara, M C = San Jago de Cuba, March 8 ; Jamaica and Havannahl March 11 ; Barbadoea, March 12 ; Grenada and Nest wan, March 13 ; Porto Rico, March 16 ; St. Thomas's, March 17;; and Bermuda, March 24. By this arrival we have intelligence confirming our previous accounts of the total wreck of the steamer Tweed, with the melancholy loss of 72 lives; out )of the entire crew and passengers, 79 persons only having been saved. It appears that the Tweed left Havannah on the morning of the 9th of Feb., for Vera Cruz and Tampico, having on board 1,115 bottles of quicksilver , valued at 18,0001. ; 60 passengers; and a supply Of coals for H.M. steamer Hermes, stationed in the Gulf of Mexico. On the 10th and 11th it blew heavily from the north, and the weather being thick no observation could be taken. At 30 minutes past three, a.m., on the 12th, when the commander considered he was well to the southward of the ship's actual position, the look-oat on the fore castle called "breakers a-head." Capt. Parsons, who was on deck, ordered the engines to be reversed and the helm to be put hard-a-starboard. The command was instantly obeyed ; but the fore-sail, fore-trysail, and the fore-top-sail being set, and a heavy sea running, the vessel forged a-head, and struck with such force that the machinery was broken and the engines became unserviceable. The ship continued to strike and roll heavily for half an hoar, daring which period several of the crew and passengers were swept from her decks. The =rivers crowded to the t COMMERCIAL MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Half-past Two o'Clock.—The Bank directors have spoken out, as we have said they would, to the very day and in the very terms we had morselves amigned, as will be ob served by the following notice, which was posted in the usual place, about half-piet one o'clock " Bank of England. April 8, 1847. " The minimum ratio( interest on bills discounted at the Bank of England, not having more than 95 days to run, is 51. per cent." Ihe eagerness for early information about the movements of the Bank caused throngs of anxious ineptirers to collect in the establishment and await the issue. From the comparatively early time that the announcement was formally made it may be surmised to have been; the result of a foregone conclusion. The directors would probably meet to ratify a determication already arrived at. In our opinion they have acted in this matter with a sound discretion, and have timed it so judiciously as to inflict the least pos sible damage upon the moneied and trading inter ests. The payment of the dividends now in progress will throw into eireulntion some millions of money, and so countervail mat of the inconvenience which might otherwise have been experienced from such metric non of discounts or credit generally as aould possibly result his this edennetem of the alffitial rats. It will be observed with satisfaction, that the directors have not deemed it neeemary to curtail the accommodation of the mercantile community in respect of the time at which paper is drawn, or has to run. It would have been a mate rial aggravation of restrictive sedan had it been brought to bear upon the extent of credit as well u upon the rate at which it should be paid. The ninety.6ive days, or three menthe' bills, which represent so very large a proportion of commercial transactions, remain, therefore, still within the circle of privilege. The immediate effect of the Bank notice was an improve ment in Consols, instead of the further instantaneous depres sion which was counted upon in some quarters. That stock was heavy at 871 to 1 for money and next week, but rose to 871 to 4 on the promulgation of the notice. It has, however, since receded, and prices now are again 871 to 1 for money and this account ; for next account, 871 to 4. Reduced Threes, 861 to 1. Three-anda.Quarter per Cents., 871 to 4. Exchequer Bills, 2 dis. to 2 pm. Consols Scrip, 2 to If dis. Business continua dull in the foreign market, but we have Spanish Stocks rather better. The Fives are now 241 to 6 ; the Threes, 361 to 6. Portuguese, 331 to 41. Mexican, I 21 to J. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 68 to 4; the' Fours, 901 to 1. Peruvian, 381 to 91. Venezuela, 39 to 41. Sank Bleat, 134 tee 3 pow Ct. 0•134413 43•4443 Ace . NI * 3 par Ct. lle4 11 14 per Crawl/411 3 pow Ct. C 44•313. Aar.. 41 ,.., * I 11341344444 111., 34. b. g 3 1, 3 1 1. 3 11 4 3 pee Ct. Awry. Deeds.% • I per Cwt. Oresede Dia, VI I 4 per Ct. Metes Dada, N 4 Or••••• Deferral /La. * • 14 pee °caudate. 3 per Ct. Meek., 1144.11 6 a per Ct. &ulnae Dia..4.1 I 4 par Cr. Tenet. DM.. 214 all Date Kea. 13 4 Pertymeer Corm ads., 334 46 4 D u la. freeman Arne Dia.4o I 1 per Ct. Rama* Dia...111 II Chaim Ms. . 111 3ea ay. • Ditto Ipaaish &la. ll* I Date Oaanalt. Def. ads.,— 3 per CI. bpaelak Ms . 334 4 Ooktattalee Zqusane Wu, CI II . tateeDl Deferred Rd. , II 17 3 par Ct. Dealeh 1134...14 71 1 134•4041 Crave Us., 3f I * per Cr. Dlllth leda., Si I I per Ct. VeeeseeLa Ms., 34 41 4 p3r Cl. Ca rt a ])atch. DOI I Teameta Deferred ado.. 111 1* RAILWAYS.—We Eat with price, generally inclinit however, mime Waimea doing BALE! EFFECTED UP TO T (Yeelerday'a prime wil Mr. Molt. h Daley, 101 &Mei and Exeter, 74 WidenLis Hake& 21 Dolls & MOM am, 24 Dienties, 1111 Da Per. per Drat., 41 1 , No. 1, 1 p Do. Tea llitendon Diet Latedike New, 81 tit. Marta. 2 1 DI. UNA= & 1 oak 21 OveetWeiern, 115 Di. Balms, 66 halm. 2: Da. Mat, 71 Ind.* flim. Lek &Think New, 64 2, 1 p &Neve In., 11 4pellileawall, No. .. - K — Maiesios, di Um., 800., & n. Neat, 52 11 Lon. Mt N. Weetern.l73 6 Do. C/r... L. and 14, 251 Do. do. New. 121 12 Ls. and S. W., 634 4 Lynn & Fly, 22 Lynn and Derrlism, Man k Leeds, Midi (Reg.), 21 p Manche& & Southampton, 14 Midland, 114 again a heart' market, downwards. I here is not, WO TIM DAT IN LONDON. be found In last page). I Midland New, 3114 Do. New, 41 6 News. & Berwick, 211 8 Do. New, 8 74 MIRO, Estes., 56 Nark British, Mina, 134 Do. Quarters. 34 North Do. Il4lh frad.a,,d2im. 1i 4 Marton and Were, S4l Shrews. & Mr. (bo A), 24 Do. do. Sbropshim Union, I irk S. b . a z d 4 LloverNew (to. at ISM.), Vale a( Nee* 4 Wee' Riding talon, 11 p WlRa,Boinerese, & Wey., York & Newcastle, 24 Do. New, 141 1 Do. Pref., 74 Vogt & N. Midland, 8.11 34 Do. Pref., 101 Do. B. t W. Riding Rs., 204 Boulogne and Amiens, 164 Dutch Rhenish, 4 N. of France, 124 Paris k Lewes, 31 Sambre & Meuse, - - E. Conntiee, - Do. Yost Gstee.,l d E Lanusltlre New Scrip, 11 p Etna. k Olassow Qrs., Ili Gt. Wirers (h i. eh.) 3 p Lane. & Rent. Qrs.. 14 Len.lt N. Western, 173 Do. New Qrs., IN p 51 & Us. (late G. O. k &) &Wand d 4N. di., 31 p Do, New, 21 p N. Unh (M), 150 Preston k Wyre (Martell), I P SLES, Aron 7. h. E. & Dover New, No. 4,114.3 d. p York it New. Pref., 31 p Madden&ld C. & R., 24 p Do. Elem., p Shrew. &Ches. (Isle N.W.M.), 44p Mob. & Eastern Jn, 4 d Kr. & Oxford Jo., 84 p N. EttanbrdoMre, 2i P N. Counties Union, 2 d Wharfdale Rate N.E.), J d W. Rid. Unica, 14 p Edio. & Perth New (New Co.), 14 p Dutch Ithenlih, 24 d There was a slightly better business was not accompanied Birk., Len., & Cheshire, d Rahn. k Glavorr Haler.. 9 Met., nas,, & W. R. J.. Great Northern. 7.16 Had. & Kea. R. & C., 2 3-16 Go. Thirds, 1 Laudon & N Western, 174 BALM, Aran.7. market, but the increase of by any advance of prices. Mon., Sbeff. & Lincoln.. Munn. & Yuutharo., 144. 6d. 13a. N. Stalbrdablre, 2 1116 Oldham Alliance, }teat. lk Wyre SUM., 51 Stumm. and Birroin. (A), 9d bbroinddre Union, 15.16 8. Eastern & Dover, 31,1 IDo. do., No. 4, 346 1147;3711; L.ed. 1111.; - :94 - Do. $ll. (late Erten.), &Id Maa, &mfr.. k ILL Elglabg, 14 LEEDS !AL The shire market was Tel were not sustained. Z. Aaai 7. y depreeseel, and late prior Man. Se Leeds (321.), p West Riding Caton, 31s. p Maks& sad Buxton, de. Neese. and Berwick New, al p North British Thirds, 465. p Wharklale June.. ss. d North Western, 7s. dd. d Northers Counties Co., 37a. d ZS, Aran. 7. storday after the holidays, and ion*. London Is S. W. Scrip (5), I p New. & Berwick, New, 3 p N. Staffordeddre, 2i p Shrews. k Bk. (A), 4 p Do. (13), 1. 3d. d B. Staironkbirr, par York & Newer. Pref., 34 p Airan. 7. East Lancashire New, 11 Us. p GL Northern, 9s. 10e. d Leeds and Think, 21 d Do. Pref., S3a. the. ed. p Do. New, 13e. d lan., & South Comet Fif teenths, 3s. p /deltas Ss DriSeld June., thsed. p The Exchange re-opened ye • fair amount of busincee was Bristol te Ezeteo Thirds, I p Coledootao Halms, 1 d E. Comfit-% YOlll Eatam,l d Ot. Weetern Quarters, 31 p Do. New, 171. Non% 31 p Mitlialkel Stock, 113 Do. New, 301. aim, 4I p E. Counties Tack Extee., lA 4 N. Brltisb Quarters, 76. _ Do. Extension Beitp IL. p YORK SAL Great Northers. 31. ea al. Negress. & Bee. New, IS. Is. 3d. Nor. British Quarters, N. lea Id. eL 17s. wt. Pet es us. p North Weterp, d west Riding Union, 30s. p 3. 11.5. ed. York end Newcastle Pref., 71. 12a. 71, 11. DUBLIN RA Dole, BeL, & COL Jo, Se" da $4. Cork mad laLaney, la&L Aram 0. iit Monk Midland, 11a. W. OaWalden New. 41;. id. --- Dud. and N. is., He. 6d. E. Lathes Central. NU. Bells. & Beterrate, 61 Edh &Northern. 11l Do. New, 711. 771. dd. &din. & Newport. 71.11.01. Fella & Perth, 61.11 62. Ili 10. light, 2h BALM Ann 6. Great N. of 116611664 51a. Gt. Nor. 700. SOL N. BM. N0wC06.1k..266. ed. Do. DoT irds. OK 6d. Scottish Clidni c 631 lloottlik Mild NM. d 71 Ilinim.ool.46l7l.6lerNeti,lls. MON 6Diallitsidleo, lb. 6. Dtrestlooloy fddsdna, 16.16.40. it.E.6. Aron I. Mo. It Perth. Mo. id. No. dd. Do. New, 21s. Paioloy. J une & Harlot. Mo. Bond& Grand ~ 245. GLASGOW SAI Caledonian Now. Oa Sd. Direct Bombay It Mains, 4a. E. Lothian Cent., Ni. Sd. Waned k /loath., WA lid. Els. CORN.—BASINGSTOICE, APRIL 7.—The Wheat trade this day was rather dull, at a decline of frets 6s. to 105. per load. The best samples of NAM and heavy Barley made from 48e. to 60s. per qr.; good, Us. to 464 ; inferior, 425. to 44.., being at from ls. to 1. leas money. Malt sold at from 72.. to 78s. per qr. Oats, finest had, mold at 31. ; good, 30a. • middling sample., 275. to 28s ; poor, 245. to 251 . Beane ; were lower from lc to 2s. per qr. ; the top price, 625. ; I est, 48e. par qr. White and maple Pees scarcely made lest week's prices, but the alteration was so trifling as not to admit of a quotation to that effect. Same, Aran. 7.—We have had but a small attendance of farmers at market to-stay, with a scarcity of samples offering. Wheat sold slowly at last week's rates. Oats and Beans were easier to purchase, particularly the former. Wheat, red, 852. to 705., fine, to 72a. ; white, 70a. to 725. 84., fine, to 745. W. Oats, 245. to 21., fuze, 28a. Beans, 48a. to 50s. NRWCASTLI, APRIL 6.—The weather still continues cold and ungenial, and we have now the prospect of • late spring. Our accounts from the interior speak favourably u to the appearance of the Wheat crop, but they all agree in representing the eountsy extremely backward. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of Wheat from the presort, and being without any arrivals coastwise a more healthy feeling pervaded the Ueda generally, and a good extent of business was done in Wheat at prices which could not be made last weak. Chaise mouth country , reds, 63 lbs., commanded 745.; and foreign, 68a. to 75,., re cording to quality ; the latter new Rostock. Flour meets rather more attention, but, to sill is quantity 61s. for house holds would bate to be tam, • prise which tawjiolders are willing to accept. At 56.. to 630. we have many letter, ea which terms we look for a fair inquiry being experienced during the weak. Rye unaltered. Malting Barley rather in favour of the buyer, and the same may be said aa regards Malt. Beans, Peas, and Oata without material alteration. DUBLIN, Aran 8.-We have experienced a more lively market than for some time past, and prices of most descrip tions were fully maintained. For Indian Own there was more inquiry, and sales of this article were effected at im proved rates. say 51s. to 565. Millers' red Wheat, from 445. to 475. per 20. t. gibs. ; white, 46.. to 491.; inferior and boat lots, 41s. to 435. Malting Barley, 31s. to 325. per 16at. 2lbs.; grinding, 26.. to 295. Prime Farmers' Oats, 225. to Us. per 14st. ; Ma, 20s. to 22.. ; inferior, 20.. to 21.. Oat meal, 26.. to 26.. per 11211 s. Flour, seconds, 251. to 26e. per 1121bs. BIILVAST, APRIL 5.-The supplies from the farmers still continue moderate. Wheat and Oats are again a shade lower, but there is no change in Oatmeal. We have had an arrival to-day, from Philadelphia, of Indian Corn and Flour. In consequenee of the advance in Liverpool on Thursday last, of fully 4s. to 6s. per qr. on Indian Cern, holders hays advanced the prices here today fully 305, per ton. No prima quality of yellow can be bought under 13/., and the stocks are greatly decrees , d. American Flour is in better demand, and Western Canal is now held at 40s. per brl. The following are our quotations: Indian Corn, white, 121. 6.. to 121. 10..; yellow, 12!. 10s. to 13!. per ton. Indian Corn Meal, white, 121. 151. to 131. ; yellow, 131. 101. per ton. Wheat, red, 9d. to 17s. 3d. ; white, 17e. to 17s. 9d. per cwt. Prices of Flour at Inver Mille : superfine, 265.; bakers', Ist, 24e.; 2nd, 22a.; 3rd, 21.. ; 4th, 18e. Bran, 8.. 6d. per cwt. ; American, 38.. to 401. par barrel. Oatmeal, 19.. to 21.. per cwt. Oats, 10s. to 11.. 3d. per cwt. Barley, 131. to 14.. Gd. per cwt. Flaxseed. Riga, 31.. to 32a. 6d. per barrel; Dutch, 70.. to 72a. per hhd. PRODUCE.—MINCING.LANE, Half-past Two. The public sales of Sugar have gone off heavily to-day, and the greater portion war bought In, to sustain the market, but it is obvious that the trade acts with great caution, and seem desirous to keep light in stock. The state of the mor.ey market sideutly influences the market, which has become very dull, although oonsumption goes on satisfactorily. The refined market has been steady. Lampe, 645. to 66r. Coffee continues dull; good ordinary Ceylon was bought in at public sale at 42a., for want of purchasers ; finer qualities went off at about previous rates. Java sold at 325. to 365. Rice continues firm at the late adviume.—Ram India Jute sold at 181. 5,., a full price, considering the quality—Colt Yarn sold at 211. to 22!. Ifis.—Pimento sold in public sale at 4. to 61d- per lb.--Cotta. The public les of Madras WM *lndrawn, as buyers did not appear within 2d. of nominal quotations. —Tea steady, without alteration in prices. PRICES CURRENT. DPW, per ewe. WITT PAID. W. 15452,6.P.bern.e.421 clO-841 05 Yellow &Grey 47 0...49 Ifsarttlue, brevet sl 0.. 47 Ydbt l9 0..01 lea 53 0..07 Bengali Madras, b 311 0..45 Yellow 4O 0...51 Wldas $S 0...50 brown.-- 34 1.47 0 Yet o. 49 0... M • Orel and whit*_ 33 0...40 0 tam& liasibre' M 0...70 0 Laps 141.110 Owner, Is Bud. Woe Leda, nary Se . 40 • Good " 4!1 Floe 7O 0 .131 0 Orylon, good ordi nary .. 4O 0 .. 42 0 Flaw ordinary 43 6... 46 0 Pine 54 0... 70 Mora, good to 11ne56 0.. 35 0 Coda itica, ordl earo to toe 34 0... 34 0 SWIM. and Pa dang 24 0... 24 0 Ta 4, at per lb. °tattoo, comsnas- 9 0 ... 0 9S Rica, at per cwt. Bawl . II 0... 20 0 Carl. l6 0... 17 0 Java 0 . 17 0 Nth, 27 0.. Carotim 3O 0... U 0 Sham. Roc tt ard per i gal .t. — nd Proof ...... , 3 8 -. 3 10 1 Demerara, .24 to 36 per cent. Jain.lB., kir; 38 per rent. O.P. 6 • ... 3 4 Favourite marks R 4 - - Brandy, lin brands 3 8... 0 Ftritishsplrits,d.p 11 0 ... 0 0 neaten Irish ll 0 ... 0 0 leesz, per toe. St. Rliss i Zt .g. • Lend Doren sad Mend& SS 0...03 • Frieslnnd Herr, at per ton. Pit.Petersbamdeant37 10...30 0 0nt5h0t...... 34 10...33 0 half dean Riga. Rhine ..5, Itkine 35 0.190 eulsliot pan 11•55199 311 0 _3l 0 Ert_lnclin Sims—. 15 0...15 0 ITos — mb.7 ----- 18 0 JIOO Thy it per cwt. Baud _ _ os 0..100 0 Walt. I , 94 N Com Le blocks 9O 0... 0 01 how, at per too. Bare SIO 0 al 0 MRS& IX 10 •.. 0 ' 11 ... • = Oardiflier 9 1... 0 • 11 10...0 0 laan, at per Vb tom. Ott ll 13... 19 • slust .... 19 10...96 • 119•19.... ...... IS 0... • • Mai n •.. • 0 10...90 • 20 _0 .. .2i I Om. per 252 tap. g•L d.p. VW Owl, pude 0 . 0 brews & yoßew IS 0..33 33 0...93 =Wes II 0... 0 Ord. .......... 27 10... South See. 27 0..30 OL ~o•ltimoli.p.km ;3 ; ; (3800• Nut 47 0...10 o 808 . 7 , RN*. Pa* per Las. 177 0...37 II WINK 27 0...77 3 Pat:mimeoti pm mt. Batter—Cork, IIL N 0...92 0 U 1 0 0 e 0 Ira 0 0. . . 0 0 D 81010,1.7 0 0 0 0 Ltmenet, do Olt 0..66 0 Carlow, Ist O4 0...91 0 Newrf !Y 0 0 0 S 26 0...07 0 Beef, NON par titres Prime Item O 0... 0 0 NR. 63 . 62 e.. o 0 atm, Wilerford, pw wet. l2 0...14 0 Belfast Lard,Bellast,prfrt 6. 0 . 646 Waterford, do Ditto Bladder Atiferifta 34 0...62 • Hwebpz aad Om, at per lb. B. A. 4 - 144 . K. VW*, Zed 4.0 M 44.4 toe 0 4...0 44 or ßr;f u l dry 0 4 A ...0 64 Rio, dry Lirn. k Vey. dry 0 0 ...0 6 Went India, dry Baited 0 0 41 East India. 0 0 11} lit e r ii. .Azmolly 0 7 ..0 6 0 04...0 0 & Arear.Harse, per _ bid . 4 __o 0...70 0 Russia, dim 6 6...10 6 DTR Wouus, ati,er too. 0 1 1T7 l udisiZ mk"g t 10 . 5 IS ce■Bruhr i Pude, Simile' • I 0... 0 0 Nissasipia, kw sod sand IS 0. 17 II Small _0 C.._ 0 0 _ . Linn 15 0..17 10 ' 49 :9 . 10 10 10 .0 lisiFisnders. S 0... S 10 Brad! 20 0 .N 0 TALLOW.—The market is dell. Petersburg Y.C. oa the spot, 49.. 6d. to 495. 9d.; all the year delivery, 46e. CIIEESE.—BASINOBToKE, APRIL 7.—Trade very dull, the price. since the fair having fallen front 6s. to 6d. per net. Best Chedders can be had here at 705. per cwt. ; fine Doable Somersete and North Wilts at from 60s. to 615.; single and inferior do., 505. to 545. ; Half-Cowards, 40s. to 455. ; Skims, 30.. to 36.. HOPS.— Bo ROUGH MARK ET. Two o' Clock.— Meson, Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the market continues without alteration sines yesterday. 1414 •MO Cm*, pc•rt IL 0,. IL • 7•u11.4 p cwt. U. to 41 • W• 43.1441444.0 „ 4 410 • Yeartiat lawn- 111 le is Mom „ Ileto 4 11 ON . „ IS se 1 • Pushups • IWO 4 BASINGSTOCZ, APRIL 7.—Holders of best Farnham' are askintr ss. per cwt. more money, and 3e. for bat Altons. Inferior Hops at last quotations. Susses can be had at from 4/. 15e. to 51. 51. per cwt. ; best Kent. at from 61. to 6/. 10.. ; common at about 51. SHINS.—BASINOSTOKE, APRIL 7.—Finest South Down, 40. 6d. to 4.. 9d. each; moderate do., 4s. to 4s. 3d.; inferior, from 3.. to 3.. 6d. rialtbreds and other Long- Wool., 4s. 6d. to 5.. for the best; ss they run, 4.. to 4s. 6d. each. Shorn Elkins, Bd. to Is. each. Best Lamb Skin; Is. 6d. to Is. 9cl. each; small do., by the clown, 2... Os Hides, from 21d. to 3d. per lb. Calf Skins, from 4le. to sd. per lb.; above 161 b., 6s. to 7.. each. Hone Hides, 6.. to Ba. each. Dressed Calf Skins, 161. to 201. each. HAY.—SmmtrIELD, Two o Clock.—Messrs. Cooper and Dart, Hay and Straw aslesinen, report a very heavy trade at the following prices: Priam Sitte&st 731.ur ea. I Rams... Ms. r set. I Rear NM. CATTLE.—SournALL, Aram 7.—A better supply of Mutton to-day ; other things were short. Then was a to lerable trade Ming, at prices something lower than last week. Beef mad* from 2s. Bd. to 4s. 2d.; Mutton, 4.. to 6s. 4d. Veal, 4s. Bd. to h. 44.; Pork, 3s. 10d. to ss. per stone of 8 lbs.., sinking the offal. Fa► Yeaterdoes Markets No kat pap. SHIPPLNO. MAILS ANATTlD.—Dlliarl2,i;Vi'rierford, 2; Donaghadea 1; French, 1 ; Flanders. 1. LONDON, April B.—Wind this day at norm, &W., fresh gale* and 1 , 441117 , her/ weather. DEAL, April 7.—W. to N.W.-8 P.N., Dearly Calm.— Arrived, Laura, Rio Janeiro, for Stoskholta ; 'Vera, Ja maica. Arrived frost the river Rosebud, Callao ; King ston, Havannah ; Jordeson, Havanna ; Victoria, Demmer, Trusty, and Dart, Quebec; Queen, Newfoundland; Marraion, China. Sailed: Bucephalue, Penang; Douglaa, St. John's, N.B. ; Ontario, Quebec. Pat bath: Europe, for Quebec. PONTSMOITTN, April 7.—W. to N.W.—Arrived: H.M. steamer Hydra, left Asoeusion 26th Feb. ; Sierra Lame, 10th March ; and Tenerife. 27th. Cowie, April 7.—W.—Arrived 'John Woodall, from Landes, for Hobart Town—crew in a state of mutiny, Sournaurrox, April 7.—S.S.W. —Arrived : Achilles (et.), Constantinople; Avon (st.), West Indies; left St. Thomas's 17th ult., sad Bermuda, 24th. Ballad : Iberia (st.), Lisbon. PLTNOIITH, April T.—Arrived Espoir, coast of Africa. Nzwronr, April 7.—N. W.—Sailed ; Matthias., Grenada; Prince*. Royal, - Rio Grande. HAILS, April 6.—Balled: Victoria, Quebec. fin Irma, April 6.—Sailed: Peron* Walmsley, Herrings, and Grenville Bay, Quahog; Fourteen, Montreal; Memnon, Sestignate. Taataa.--Sailed New Battle New York. GLOUCESTZI, April 7,—N.W.—Sailed: Menapia, New York. _ _ - 81.7rinear..suro, April 7.—N.W. —Bulled: Waterford, and Ban, Moetreal ; Jane, and Barrow, Qaebee. Broome, Aril 7.—W.—Bailed Saphira, Montreal; Friends, Quebec. „. 13yr...r.„ April 7.—N.N.W.-Bealed: Queen, and Aurora, Busmen, April : Arial, New York. LIMERICK, April 6.—W.—Arrived: Charles, Valparaiso; Charles Thomson, Patagonia ; Vivid, Boston. Sailed : Jane Black, Quebec ; Sarah Anne, New York ; Argos, St. Lawrence. . . BM.rasr, April 6.—W.S.W.—Arrived Blenheim (tr.), Jamaica • Maria Jones (tr.), Jamaica; Henry M. Wartald, Baltimore. iALIiOPTR, April T.—Arrived Wedge, Patagonia and louts Video; sailed Ilth Dee. far Limerick. Y01:01111., April 3.--PmEed: Charles, New York; Tot enham, Quebec Coax, April s.—N.N.W.—Arrired Nichmowd, Bahl- 817no.ns, April 7.—W.-8oled: Jessie, Valparaiso and Callao ; Favourite and Brutus, Qu e liee. trrocrros, April 7.—W.-Bsalei : Bapheres, idokti t si Friends, Quebec.