The Express. — London, England, 1851-07-11 00:00:00

Tte (E-Tl3rtsl No. 1,522.] RisITR:CT ROUTE to the CENTRE sad NORTH at SCOTLAND. via LONDON sad NORTH WERTJUI AAA CENTRAL RAILWAY'S. JUNIS, _ . . Train lam LAU. 1[1.114 MOD Station, London l• • t i t p.a. WO , OO 10 0..... _ _ MasaWar _ . _ arrive at $ 30 I.m. L. Fa ... •u 343 4 43 ,—..... Jades B4l Faresirtitly redoc4d. Byardet, 11011111 IT JOHN ONE, has 11,101. lailway MN, forth. Zit t AT EXHIBITION.—Mr. BAXTIK tM Investor sad Patentee of (011.reker Medea WlN iatYs a VIEW of the INTERIoE es • oloi PION= at the GREAT CIIIIBITIOLE Yi *dr verily Ors bleutitel awl &Wets oats *Web see se Is the Wig, as/ heralse mia whet hallsee of the of ilks Could Paw, Is ha meses tersee. stilt sues' try Meese preesan—Prtee - NOM vs* Nis Is Wad Liwas s w rebeleerle y GIONNI BAXTER. the Weeder and retaalee. 1l end IE Nerthemberequan; where salaniliont Iran w dee enteisel to they*. - In olelettioelet hire Y 011•Oltrilit. Beaten With when man ▪ diatamar istedie Pe Nab oft bust Jar. Sae Jest produced ea elhellw re Owe Passe el Irsiketry. oh ' , eft the sow* Ma sad wet mei /B Y ream he ha densely restered the Whew • winder esil thoj= inis = a plewleg nowerlet et the Ifeelei Limns pail to week the elate maw is Most area* NO lieiNerNsenee Ildtlair 7, ha. is, lAN News SIMON Wltesseek MUER CAIRIAG EN NEW AND EE DESCRIPI.—... 'MESSRS. ROIISON and CO., M, SOUTH ADDLEY STREET, corner of Mount.otretl,Gromeascageem, raysnady for heambats use several meg pine Ilemaglise. mill meld wittiest Ceo end under gummy MIMI% = o. osizt earl Ilbrltmeltse. Also very elegant eIIS 0, 7 11 " Moelow. Miring Mame, eel ethers ; leaWs.bedied, Broughams. sad Memos% ter a =bwie d." OM es eke, with liberty to purchase. Ali eartiage twelve esattlie. SIMS' PCCOlldhaild light Eroegbabie hens $5 riiSims b b geiases. TEWELLERY. DODD, BROTHERS. 40, • OxabUl )r —_._ .o_._ olde). rillumuldhs, sad itserharkeer, bug to mount an Impustlas d thrimermlie wan a/ IST OSNAV4II. %nobs albite/ thuuldurrt make OM smug &rigor la chaise. brut tam lmber Siretertings. Is bra orb with in Lor6m.-110. IREDSTBADS, BATHS. isd LAMPS. WILLIAM R. BURTON V OM= inn LARGE KmoNAL kfloW-ItOOM% ormareeslatakm Mae (which me the lamed in the klopeLdeeetal Oa the SEPARATE I:PiPLAY of noriria Wags. dark Meech Pat oa= YMti sawarlomd NNE varied ever autolated to the page, and marked at prime grepertirt. Eli win thew that IR tended to make hie aNdMimmit met Bittletriddied Is thisootair). leieteads, from Illeewar Botha, free lompa (Palmed), Poo (AU Mbar Made at the same rate.) !Mow% Candles WILLIAM N. Burrows Moak of °KNEW FURNISHING [IOIIIIO74OERT (larlvdtad Cutlery. Nickel 'Uwe, and Mord WwW). Mena? the tented is the Ned& detaßed Chaim= fit duo. with Plararings, arat (per poet) hoe. Tie awry re- Smart ka every snot. mot appeared cd.-3S. OXPORD-NTELET Orme of Newsiasotreet). No. no 12. WMAN-I[IINET ird PERATIAPLACE. LoNbuN. EMailhhad I. Wethwareet, rLADIEB.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, fa ibs shim nod eeespksise.—lt s dlieloguided sr its ntniegy perityles usd Kakis. meets to the deb. while, by his sedge es the pose sled mime .serseary week It ends all toperitke Om the =rine. fffrf NAM, sal thus -!-'—Lillbalpato all rodeos, am pimple% week ~lsm wet ether esteems Liles_ The Mint Mem it =LMee sheet. and the sediewe dare tibia heisest ob isel rum, tender It vedbireolls Ie wen MM. Ode. in^ tact thesied. win tied it Asp act lorleedtalbe awl lusiursri sod mese d wet onsestl‘sed iperiose of WYe sole. The wet& .Iser /W Ilswesset it' eve se the et the swan. snid erip e."A. sod nimbri Nb eliralis; elm syse se the goesteemelt sirep .i lzt Ma Wide. Ries de rd Is. 61.-411•11 Idt Ilia. sad by art illiftesia IRELAND. MsLuc. Jrcy 10. The Arkoeste of last evening sounds an alarm on Itiase4INIMIIIISIM of the potato disease. That jour- Dal Bays: truly formidable disease which committed such ex iing., ravages among the potato crops of past seasons, has, ems at this early period, mode its appearance in several tsealitisa ; and , although we arc not disposed to act the part of alarsai.a, yet the fact should be made generally known, OD that the not indications of the presence of the disease Ribs noted, and that measures may he adopted aceord to mitigate the evil as far all possible. o particular instances of the blight are men tioned in the .Idroetste, but I find by the Cork papers or yesterday that a Mr. Denis O'Leary, of Aghadoe, reported the appearance of blight, although very baited in extent; and the IVerfuni Ifidependext Ma gae extensive agriculturist, resident in the vicinity of Ills Maekamone, or Glom district, has sent us a large bundle of the green stalks of the young crop, which exhibit Unmistakable marks of the 'Argue-spot that attended the destruction of the potato from the commencement of the disease. lle says in his letter, "these have been taken in diseriminately from an early potato plot, and are from &t -hreat kinds." It war to be regretted, however, that the fatal di atom should still be found lingering in some localities, and that it will bo so found for many years to come very probable, if indeed the potato should ever be come entirely free from it; and it is to be hoped that the cases just mentioned are only symptoms of that partial visitation. It is quite certain that the confidence of the Irish agriculturists in the crop is much stronger than it was this time last year, the evidence of that being found in the fact, that although the crop seems to be much more abundant, the pota toes exposed for sale are sold at a higher price than they were at the same period last season. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. The Queen's state-visit to Her Majesty's Theatre his been followed by a visit of a similar description to the rival house. It took place last night, and presented a very splendid and gratifying scene. The preparations fur her Majesty's reception w ere magnificent The royal boa Occupied a large space in the centre of the grand tier, and eras surmounted by a richly ornamented canopy which leeched to the height of the second circle. The Queen sad Prince Albert, with a numerous suite, entered the box precisely at eight o'clock. " Clod save the Queen " was sung ; and her Majesty was received by • most crowded audience, with demonstra tions of enthusiastic loyalty, which she acknow ledged with her usual grace of demeanour. Similar marks et enthusiasm attended her Majesty's departure at the end • theperfornuusee. The piece selected on this occasion was " II Flauto Ma sics," the Italian version of Mozart's " Zauberfiiite." This =in ita Italian arms, had not been performed bere,we be for more than thirty years, and was but slightly known to the public by means of" an English adaptation brought oat some ten or a dozen years ago at Drury-lane, and a few very lame performances by one or two of the German com panies who have visited London. Its present revival, therefore, excited no ordinary interest. REPRESENTATION OF KNARESBRO'.—W. H. Wa tts, Esq., Q.C., and T. Collins, jun., Esq., the two candi date. who have announced their intention of soliciting the eaffrages of the electors (the former on liberal, and the latter on conservative aad protectionist principles), have been actively engaged during the week in canvassing the borough. The electors were addressed on Monday evening by Mr. Watson, the liberal candidate, and by the conserve ve Mr. Collins, on Tuesday. The writ was re ceived on Tuesday, and the retu rning °Meer filed the Domination for Saturday, July 12 , sa d the polling day Sor Monday neat. THE CoNPARISON OF TUE PRICES OF BREAD STUFFS IN LONDON AND FARM, here given, shows that the price of the second quality of dour in Paris is higher than the price of household Sour in London:—The highest price ice 'set of the first quality in Paris is 28f. per li heeto fleis, which is equal to 435. Sit. per quarter; and the highest use of white wheat of the first quality in London being iiSc per quarter, it follows that wheat is nearly 6 per cent. Seaver in London than in Paris. The highest quotation of Owe of the lint quality in Paris is 35f. dc. the 100 kilo which is impel le Ifs. 7d. per sack of 28A01b. Eng noc?the higheet gustation of flour is the London Was 30e. put snk, it follows that Sour is 63 per oat. Mete la Lemke ere ia Paris. The highest quota- Won of the meted twenty of white bee in Paris is 32f. Ik., ablettiagalathat seek of Slab., sad ae ena with the is Liebe of 29a. M M U RIA'S"' elbows Ws deaelpliee of leer is ill pie etaL &wee in Pasta thee in Labia. The peke einadthe gm peaty is Path le aka r esah hilepeeme, arbieh o le ir V I. abiet Rd. the 41b. leaf aid, the of Weed is Leslie et the faillgebei v = Wei per elb., It Alleys the bread I. about MI tier aed. deem le Latin thee k Paris. The meal quality ef Weed ile geesei at Da pee kilogramme ia Perds, which is equivalent le aledy lei pee 411 a. last UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OXFORD, JULY Io.—The following subjects are proposed for prizes for the earadeg year : csexcitzLoa's rands. _ _ _ For Latin Verse—Avian Migrations,. For an English Bassy—Centralisatke, its benefits, and its disadvantaged. For a Latin Essay—Qum= ingenil sirtates ad Mitosis' seribendas potimebnuas ounductiat The Vast of Belshazzar. DIL THEOLOGICAL TRAM, The erects of the Captivity on the Jewish people. MRS. DEftTEEe TRIOLOGICAL The held'cation of Man before God only by themerits of our Lord Jam Christ. The Duties of Christianity incumbent on individuals as members of a private family. Rev. W. Hodgson, iol.l;ennrieWhip of Streatham Aca demy, Streathim-common, Surrey. Rev. J. W. S Powell (rector of Abinger), to South East Stoke Deanery rural, diocese Winchester. Rev. J. J. Rew, to St. Pours curacy, Bermondsey, Surrey. Rev. G. A. Rogers, to Regent-square Perpetual Curacy, St. Penes'; value, 4001. ; pstron, the Vicar of St. Pancras. Rev. M. H. Simpson, to the mastership of Ledsham Grammar School, and to Fairborn D. C., Yorkshire; patrons, Rev. C. Wheeler and trustees. Rev. B. J. Smith, to the mastership of the Grammar School, Wattage, Berkshire. Rev. T. Walters, to Lanspettr-Velvrey Curacy, Pem brokeshire. TACANCIRS. St. Bride perpetual curacy, Liverpool, dioeese Cheater, value 30.)J. ; patrons, Trustees; Rev. D. D. Stuart, re- -1 1rinity perpetual curacy, Plymouth, diocese Easter, value, S&.; patron, the Vicar of St. Andrew, Plymouth; Rev. H . C. Smith, resigned. SPORTING. IYERPOOL JULY •WLDY3SDAT LINC• 8111611 O.tu 'STARES of 10 sows. each, h ft, and 100 added •• for 3-yr-old Miss ; the second to rec e ive 30 soya. out o f the stakes. Owes round. (23 subs.) Mr. Modem's Trigging,. SO NM (Martel I Mr. 8 Dodassa's Wtomilure. list 4lb (Oartirristat 2 Lr.rd Mot 7lb (Mau 3 Mr I= lte llm=i47b ( roM2 ) 4 betting: 6 to 6 apt Trickstress, 10 to 6 apt Vivandiere (t), and 7 to 2 apt Tightwaist. Won by a neck, Tightwaist a bad third. Run in 2 rilin..4s secs. . . .- .. . .. .....-. ---..... Mauer STAIVI of 26 50•11. each, and 50 added; the second to receive 50 sons. out of the stakes; colts Bst and fillies Sit 41b. T.Y.C. (12 subs.) Mr. G. Berton'. thaltsetat (J. Karma) I bed Derby's h e by Binh Blzderktmor oat at Message (Flettass) I Lord Csledoe's Brother to Maybe* (Marlow) * Mr. Watts's %Amok (Shier) 0 Mr. Otepbessat's Eaphoes (Cedwright) 0 BETTING AFTER THE RACES. THE CUP. . . to 1 aunt Officious (t freely) I - 6 W, 1 list Wlndischgrans to 1 Itursboraain (t) 7 tot Marquis to Stroasbosr I.l\' .SPOOL Sr. LELSEIL 7to 4 apt Mountain Deer I 4to 1 mot Hipped:tun 7 to 4 Arlon° DONCAISEII If. LEOS& to 1 apt Hernando' us I aid Moaataln Deer (t) Gto I Aphrodite (,) lllto 1 ffirst fruits (t) 10 to 1 Mareortna TRURSDAY'S RACES. RACICOrflal, QU•IiTIMPAat Foes O'CLoca.—Owing to the late hour at which the races commenced, only the following events were decided when our parcel was Foot.STAKES of 100 SOU. each, h ft. Once round coda di.. (6 subs.) Lord Eidintosee Psoderaus, Sot alb (ffitelow) 1 Mr. 0. watt.'. Third of May, eat Glb (Fairy) I 6t03 on Pandemua. Won by half a length Run in 3 rain. 9 aces. Steers of 10 son. each, h ft, and 30 added. One toile and a quarter. (4 subs.) lir. Meaking's the Cutler. S yrs Watling MR Ltvearooe Cyr of 200 son., added to a bandits. 65 25 eon. such, 15 ft, and 5 only if declared ; the ascend In re ceive 50 sows. out of the stakes. 2 suites. (61 lA% 40 of whom declared.) Lewd Miles% strambow, 5 yrs, & 4 yra in 74111 p .le_a 1 ingsa ad Abbess o Sanwatik g (tsla Arebealrs Whai t lseSgrats, 4 7st Illb s The following also started r. la ugh, 4 yrs, Set 71b (Marlow) ; Duke of Billananre °Scions, 4 yn, 7st 9111 (Flamm) ; Mr. G. Watts's ][refs, 3 yrs, fist 71b (Osborne) ; Major Ts:burgh's Crookaleinka, 3 yn, fist 101 b (Charlton) ; Mr. Davidson's Vivanallare, 3 yrs, sst 121 b (Carroll ; Captain Harcourt's Colsterdale, 3 yrs, Sat 71b (Aldcroft) ; Mr. Phillips's Truth, 3 yrs, bet 101 b (Kendall). Betting at starting : 9 to 4 agst Officious, 4to 1 agst Run borough, 5 to 1 agst Marquis, 6 to 1 agst Strongbow, 8 tel 1 agst Wmdischgrats, and 15 to 1 each agst Truth and Abbess of Jerreaux. Won by two lengths, easy ; the same between second and third ; Officious a bad fourth, Run borough fifth. Bun in 3 LA. and 30 sea. Me Prezio TneereftLi M .-, L os _ Bii.i.ixo STA Z U of 6 10•11. IS wyvolds. &e. T.Y.C. (6 subs.) Mr. Henderson% Sew, $ yni (Wells) 1 Mr. H. 3 ebbing's Ithurisl Illy, 3 me $ Mr. Willkm's U Ides Leidy, 4 yrs ........ Mr. 11,rriso 's Toy, s ro Mr. Peoltry's lady speedy, 4me ... IV-- in mew Qualm's PLarn of 100 guineas. Heats. 2 miles. Wrotbree Mudd Mobaut. 67n. 10st 2lb (O. Abdul') 1 I lord OtrodOrdse's eh t by Alpheus, out of Boardlag Seboot, 3 yrs Batting: 6 to 1 on Maid of Masham. Won by thirty lengths. Hun in 3 min. 39 secs. tinnier HANDICAP of 10 SOTS esch, p.p., and 80 added. 1 mile. (18 subs.) Lord Ctildeu's Starostow, 3 yrs. let 10th 1 tgr Willirooes Met Judos, 4 yro, 94 lib Ind G'iorow's f by Weren't or Souloror. 3 yrs, 54 Betting: 4 to 1 on Strongbow. Won easy by a length. Run in 62 sees. BETTING ON THE COURSE. LIVERPOOL Sr. LEOER. sto 4 art RAM. I 7to opt Ilippotros 2to 1 Mottatain Doer I Col. Peel has announced his intention to retire from the turf ; his stud will be sold in the mune of the ensuing autumn. THIS DAY. ST. LEGER. Ariosto .. Hippolytus .. Mountain Deer _ .. 1 .. 2 Won by a length. GRAND STAND PLATE. Tightwaiat .. Walked over. STANLEY STAKES. Eradne • . Sir C. Napier .. Truth • • MATCH : Iris received forfeit. CRICKET. THE MARYLEBONE CLUB AND THREE PLAY ERS OF LORD'S GROUND v. THE SURREY CLUB WITH THREE PLAYERS OF TILE SUR REY GROUND. _ Ms WU the return match between these clubs—the two leading clubs of the crivitet world—and wee commenced yesterday at the Oral. The score stood as follows at the clone of the day : _ Obeeusaa, b Grundy -- - if V. Milk r, Esq., b Grundy 13 Broetwell, e Pone, b elute 6 C. = II. E.g., e Nichols" Oarell, , b Grundy 6 7 A. Mania, L b Greedy 0 G. Bete. raq, Greedy.— IS Tee Kean o,lione, req.. e Merman. Taa7or, nia ceit ......... „ a 0. Gilbert, E.q., b Clerk I. Watiter, rai l " b Niue 12 W. IlUler, TA., not oat BO; tb,1;w0... ....... b Ober man 7 E. Sulam a Ibermaa, b Bock well A. llayprtb, Egg., gammas b Broek wOll lO W. Niebolsoa, fp., as oat 3 own Cum. Niue. • r nt.u, b Ober -0 W. B. Trireme. Esq., .ot oox 11.3; tqf REPRESENTATION or ARENDEL.—The representa tion of the borough of Arundel, in the neighbounng county of Sussex, is now ratan; owing to the resignation of the Earl of Arundel and Surrey, eldest son of the Duke of Nor folk. The parting address of the noble earl implies that he retires because beta one among " many who ate called upon to sacrifice their private inclinations to a deep sense of reli "Wm and t i bl e ic:u u t:" His lordship says, in his address, "It fa with fee ' of deep pain that I now feel myself obliged to resign the bble post in which your kindaw placed me. I have endeavoured on all OCCUiCiIa to advocate those lord interests which came within the sphere of the iodide:al station to which you had raised me. In public life I have punned the course pointed out by nay Unmet convictions. I need hardly say that my conduct wM be the same if I should be again returned to parliament by another conetitueney." CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. IHIS DAY. OLD COURT. %PM /11. JOITICI RIONTUAIt. THI FIRZ IN LINFAITRZET. J. Higgins 37, an attorney, was indicted for wilfully setting tire to ' s dwelling-house, William Strong and Elisa beth Strong being therein at the time, with intent to de fraud venous Are-insurance °dices. Mr. Clarkson, Mr. Ballantme, and Mr. Spencer were for the prosecution. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Bod kin, Mr. Budd!eaten*, and Mr. Clerk. The facts of this case have been very fully given in the police reports. It was proved that the prisoner had effected an insurance to a large amount, and the evidence left very little doubt that the fire was a wilful one, and that, but for its timely discovery, the two unfortunate persons who had charge of the premises must inevitably have lost their lives in the conflagration. The trial we proceeding when we went to press, and was likely to occupy the court until a late hour. INSTITUTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF WOMEN.— Yesterday a conference of gentlemen from different parts of the country, friendly to the objects of the above-named institution, was held at Herbert's Hotel, New Palace-yard. In the absence of the Bishop of Oxford, Mr. Ashbury pre sided. The Rev. Mr. Woodyard stated the views of the association, after which a resolution, to the effect that though the act entitled " an Act to protect Women from fraudu lent practices," *c., had proved to some extent useful and diciest, yet a necessity existed of procuring a much more stringent and complete amendment of the laws for the pro teethm of women, was carried. Mr. Sheen, solicitor of the association, then pointed out the present state of the laws for the protection of women, and explained in what man ner the practices of persons engaged in the seduction of females, and of brothel-house keepers, should be put down and punished, and showed the diSculties under the exist ing laws of obtaining convictions against culprits. They received the act which the legislature had passed only as an instalment. The opinion of a learned member of the legal profession was, that it was only a dead letter. There had, however, been some satisfactory prosecutions under it. The Rev. Mr. Cookesley and several other gentlemen addressed the meeting, and the proceedings terminated . HOP INTELLIGENCE.—The hops have presented a bad aspect in the past week, and yesterday they appeased worse than ever, particularly three that were inclined to be weakly, and which may now be said as done for. Many am:, of this descriptioa will not yield any crop. Mould is still visible at places, and there is much &shiest. A great quantity of nigger are arrived, but they come too late to do much good. Seeing that it is impossible for many grounds to produce more than a bag an acre, we think the duty is set too high at 100,0001. General accounts speak of the critical state in which the hops are now pending—by the bine not growing well off the poles, without which it is impossible to get anything of a crop, and of the vermin following the young shoots as fast as possible.—Kestish Moaner of yesterday. Or THE Us &nary ccvs. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 11, 1851. SECOND EDITION. FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BUCKINGIIAM-PALACE, lIILT 7.—Thin day had audience of her Majesty :—His Excellency Monsieur Alex andre Colonna-Walewski, ambassador from the French Re public, to deliver his credentials; to which he was intro duced by Viscount Palmerston, 0.C.8., her Majesty's Se cretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Colonel the lion. Sir Edward Cast, X..C.11., Master of the Ceremonies. WAR.OFFICE. JOLT 11. Ird Rest. et Dag. Oda—LleaL J. Maus, Crow Seth F., to be Heat, eke Mew wbe web. itb Dr .Ode.—N. triterue, gest, W 63 car, by pr...., vice Dow- Yule, pews. 411 t Lt. Pregs.—W. A. Kure, gest, to be ear., by per, Coe Jeltlae, proa.: 0. W. Herr, pat, to be ter, by par., vise Feld* pram lab Lt. Drege.-11. Plenum pat, to be corset, by per., Aar Fits. Gibbon, pron. 13th Lt. Deep . —L Lima pat., to be smut, by per., ties Jam Co=sw Rapt. of F. Oda—gecasd Lint. F. H. imesowt, has the Me Muds, to be ems sad 4s•L, by par., else Dewlap, who rote. lad F.—J. Cumg gest, to be ow, by per., vise Gibbs, pr.u.; W. W. Huns, gest, to be we, by per. vice Orhaltos, prom ; H. BOOM" pit, to be ess„ by per., ties Thoespess, plum 1031 mob. F. C. 6112MILAT. beta the Mt F., is be sem, vitally, who lOW F.—Oest. Owlet IL O. Dumas. bon the bud Italhery W be ess., eke Lynda, app. to the 47th Ir • slat I.—E. L. Jura, Gent, to be reccod.liest„ by per., eta Good. like, app. to the Coldstream Rut cd Foot Guards •; Rag. J. C. 0. Tics, M.D, has the 11th F., to sari.. Wee Amides, who sub. 39th 7.—List. C. D. Fames, from Ur Sid Drag. Gds., to be Feat., vies MW.?, who snob 43rd I.—J. ern, gem., to be sr, by par., eke the Hos. L. Wm's. prem. 45th F.—lfej. I.E. Balsas true the 113th F., to be mai., ties Saaltb, who netts. Slat P.—Capt. D. 0. A. Damask from h..p. Matt, to be mt., etre IL D. Mar, wbo nobs., reselviag the &H. 33rd F.—J. A. Metros, pent., to be ens., by per., vice Taylor, prow. Lieut. W. Muse to be int beat., by par., vies War. banes, wits Teta ; C. Maumee's, pit. to be lee. lieut., by per., vice Here. 64tb F.—tas. W. Hsu, hue Mk F., la be MI. AN &rotas, who rets. 6541411. r, geld., to be soh, by par., rho Woos, Prom. 67th P.—Capt.Ceorroll, hem ird West lerVa wait., to be cope , ,ies Taylor, who etch. 78th F.—Eas. IL 0. DAVIDSON, from 18th P, to be ewe., sae loos, app. to 64th P. slit P.-94 P. A. Beuterr, Bert., to be ma, by pwr., vie. 13etts, peon. 67th P.--4140. lieut. R. Curies t t be Bret feet, wAboet per.„ ske liseDoeist, der- ; Los. C. Lawn, from the 18th F., to be smallest., stem Wier. 6114 b F.-0. T. Itsweuret, seat., to be as., by par., vice Ileniaos, who rem. 9Stiii.atr J. W. Rom Rea the 4lth 7, tar ba major, Cee Ita ihee, each. Sae Ilegria—ike. Uri C. C. We; trove the 06 V., to he 'ea heat., Tim ■ a rmres, = ; . to eta Oehlizaire d Vest 04. lad West Ms Issaare to he arior, without gar., tfeellalea, Art .Y. 1111111111%T. bM =rot par, else Ma Naa B.& W. JO7lll. le la ' ‘ke F. /t. Tenon. kaa Os 1.. to be aye, tiro Odle, via mit. Royal /item Bast—Lleat. S. Pm; to be opt, by kr. VICO O. V. Illeatlha, mho eV.; LK A. J. Urn, to be Leut., by pr-., Tice reel. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. JuiT 8. Royal Rept. ef Artittery.—blajorAlen. R. J. J. LAC! to be 110101101 emunaadant, mce Mniar•Gen. Binh, dee. ADMIRALTY, lux IL Tim &flowing promotions time this dsp Wm; Ow ' comentient an the deems, on the 7th Ink., of Minima of the Red the Um. dins J. Taco; O.C.U. :—Admirel of the White the Ha. 8k T. B. CAret, 1C.V.11., to be admiral of the red; Admiral of the Wee Sir E. D. rets K.C.31., to be adairol of the white; Fite Admiral R. Cull; 1:.6., on the relented b..p. liat, to be admiral as the reserved h..p. Viee-Adastrel of the Red Sir J. W. Loaves, K.C.B K.C.11., to be Marra' of the tine; Vsze.Attenirel of the White E. Nampa to be sloe-adentral Mike red; Viee.Admind of the Rine J. AT• CMOS be vieembalral of the white; Reer.Adestral of the Red 84z E. Tt mkt; R.C.8., to be vitmedra. of Mar , Bear-Admiral of the White C. J. Aram, C. 8., to be rear atheleil of the red; Capt. Sir J. Rom C. 13., to be temadmirel on th e reserved It.p."st ; Capt. Air J. Branum, to be remedethel of the blue. The foßowine explains or the retired Eat ham also been promoted to be retired rear-whitiralsom the tense peopmed In the London Gamete at let rep mbar, 1846. without Warm, of pay:—R. 11111INAMID, W. B. Llssawome. W. Mum, J. Coons.thlt, C. Q. IL Pthuarr, W. Waukee. BANKRUPTS. TIIO'4AS EDWIN 801.1THER,1 7 1eol:sireet, City, publisher. WILLIAM TAYLOR and JAMES WYLDE, Wood-street, City, flock manufacturers. WILLIAM EDWARD JOHNSON, Little Abingdon-street, Westminster, coal-merchant. JAMIE MURRAY, Greshamatreet, City, woollen ware houseman. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Ashford, Kent, builder. THOMAS Bautista, Cambridge, schoolmaster. ELIZABETH THOMPSON, Reading, bruahmaker. PHILIP REFFOIID FRANCIS RUPPORD, and CHARLES Jolts WILAOGI, StoUrbridge. bankers. PHILIP RUPPORD and FRANCIS RI:PFORD, Bromspave, Worcestershire, bankers. . . Sanest STREET, Devises, Wiltshire, shoemaker. WILLIAM Arnim, Cardiff, Glamorganshire, grocer. FLETCHIR CLARKE, Hawes, Yorkshire, wine merchant. RICHARD lIRBMWELL, Halifax, Yorkshire, draper. JAMES Herta and THOMAS HOYLE, Salford, INACS shire, cotton manufacturers. JAMES Powxatt and Jamas Yourt, Pinmill Brow, Ardwiek, Lancashire, brewers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ARCHIBALD SNODGRASS, OltlicOW, grain merchant. JOSEPH PATIRSON, Oban, surgeon. Atexastiss Sauna, East Linton, Haddington, mer • chant. GEORGIC LETS, Aberdeen, contractor. DA !1 K Or /MOLLS D.—Accousi Nois. lwaod 07.691.6/0 few Um week endlne Job 6. 1851. , Alll/1111111. thwertunent SG.ol s ile 4 Other &earltleaAtilm Gold Colo and Whom 13,60,143 Wirer Wilde 33,376 Zfr.381,520 07.681.1.9) le~fl.Y DI WNW OareLet 414.663,hrt 41.1017 Pit . Deprelteltaried Mu Oomtt Derh,earl IN.. Acme.) 931.351 Other Uvroeha $.695.803 eerewdejoadether 1111 h 1.131.10$ All urscarith• 5 5 151) .. t13 .14.25E18 2545.05 Oib Nola Gold awl Silver Cots OCANt Jab 10.1811. 00.453,t87 r. MAILSIIALI, Chief Lashisr. SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British paweeduis is America, corapsted from the returns made IN the weak wading the Mk July. 1031,1 s Ms. 41d. per ewt. sugar, the praises of the Mauritius, 27e. tad. &gar, ths produce et the leg Law 17e. I Id. The average pries at tits throe lortgalag do. scelidesejoistlyr BAIL WA YS. THIS DAY. Two °Twee. The share market is extremely quiet, and prices are generally stationary. In a few instances, where sales have been premed , a slight reduction h as been submitted to; but still the check which has been given to the prolonged downward movement is looked upon with satisfaction, and an opinion is by some parties freely expressed, that, with the settle ment of the account which expires on Wednesday next, the market will assume more activity and in creased firmness of tone. In the foreign share market the final announce ment of the agreement between the Northern of France and the Boulogne and Amiens (the terms of which were given in yesterday's Erpreu) has brought the shares of the latter company into more favour, and the price has advanced to eILUILINAND aroma umainawriisim. Om to-day up to I Vika. . a s mei — wart ::* WAYaarl lelhatJume.. Sri Analle (533 L • L I De. (Ile L IL) ... Is - TC Lig; Wm; (Ws IL U. ... _vo t ive faad Cd L a la Mt rralte ... ...I 1111~ mil Glitsgm . 1 Iliblergb.ParllNDialel _ Basta mg Isaisedi .. 131,14i!i:H'uNT 5 ib; IE7- :: tAsamiter apd Carlisle II Do. Thra. ampa!, sad T D►l ram ... ... .. Dw AMY I. .1414 , m0d TIM • Deallbury Ulna. es Serti-Mi m uw pl. 117.11 - 7;l4l4acii.(Eil Looks 11 lhasilt.Wassensi I_= lSM l bill. LtsaL Bios D:, sw rur: Do. New , Northers DeseDss.ilalon North BMW ra,► WiMos Noribplielkil Ware. 4; waier. Issonisk .II or7eZiiiir.; t r. W. alta.) 1 Sturm eo 13 loot YorluilitillverDur 16 I ES TO 23 .9 Waterford odd . .tmirith.. York,Nowcestloldierwich Do. do. Exteontorto Do.O.N.E.Yorcharo . York sod North Ilditosts LINES LEASED AT 1 , 1 Sorts h Moto. Ext.!. Lt. (leased to GLWrotera lidiroungboathOztorditute callodulypd.,ordithoor. wee Ora.. to Gt.Weet. I Ditto without •igu‘roatee — (l7roOOdtotiriaVotein Blum., Viol? and Dudley gonad tnypl7,otwitliguar. tiered to Grit Western Ditto Ittihad 'guarantee • II pa ~~~~ 7 Ipi t• ulianim.wim•rai Clydesido Justice (leassi Is Weimar ... garlisebigair IDOL (Imull Otlllerthers) Otementer Its Dor Vend _ _ 176 II 41 411 83 i sit 1 1 1a 101 104 61 if U 34 103 143 ll 111 146 Ili IN IS 4 41 44 II 9 yet II 111 Drgas Da aro data Diagial lOU Lakin ainswieb Owed le Malt Erma Ditio lishosses (0111101 Lovailiafevszkeresat. etlrsaisobi.,SpuCti (Wel le isiteeietiss DitOs ditto New ProsteakWyre (lea.. Lon ilLlVaititLaacltTork Agit tileras.is(A) Reilrme (ditto) I lep Or %Sanaa lioa * to art Sartirea Do. MY Irssia(dtto Se II lira Is Mr. WON. W. 016 Eallb 6 P• Mil' $& $ 4IN 14 SI wawasmaner.aWayst. Owed le On. Wigan] 4 S 44 4 SHAMS. 4 4 OS S y is 14 1 1 4 db !Abordoos..• dl4 .. •.•. Voisdoollid 11314410 r odd 113dpbood ..• DosdnoL ake onli. sod Atm 1 , Eaddagii*l4. o lofd.Ct. BodomOonds Ester.. 3 pat Q. No. I DIXo do. No. It Do. Kos 6 per Cent. Stook gast.Ustos,llegatp. 131141ordk sad Duni% di dor ... , Groot Ilesborad 03.14141Weding aYa DOD 4 0434. Nook from 1431, disroo, . DittoOroomi p00d1033 - r A l d ad wa rrldow . per Ct. Wisteria Nes isnagoll Ds Pm . Sid . . tdb4r... 1.4 .41 pra Si Si F. 13 13 lli In 17414 14 4 If If " , i 1 pa 14 101 141 16i 13 14 1: I N 1 IMa Dalai I• m 17. '7 De. fl i c Ont. Ow., waiver., sis , G per I Mumma easstek AN Yak. Newesatii,k °Ulm* of Eampanh. t7lae cacao _ _ _ roariox RA and Makes (V ...I Itect il r e traose iersa) JLWATIL Nt :1 I 1a rm. i 4 RI II " 9 la 1 3 1 1 31 il 1 1 die 33 U 1 1 11 dim 3 ll 91 9Ai i I 14 : „Gnat Lams Pealmala, no ne 27i MAD Amin& 2 Da. el. KIM ..20 4 MOW Urn If Nguema eflWees... Odor ad Iliedusi Su Perbi nil Mum .- Parls mg Mom ... IS Pods sad lllrtaboorg fib BOOM SI Swabs oil Nava ... IS Tow sod Maws ... HIDES.-THIS DAY. LE.DiNKALL:siii;:to l ; 641 b.. to 721 b.., lla. to 2d. ; 72Ibs. to 80Ibs., 2d. to 214 id ..; 801121. to 88Ibs., 21d. to 3d. ; 8811)e. to 961 b., 3d. to 31d. Hone Hides, 5.. Calf-skius, light, is. to 2.. 6d. ; fall, 4.. ed. BERWONDSZT.--Sheep Skins, lambs, is. Bd. to as. 9d.: shearlings, Ild. to 1.. la. 100 SO I. 43 IS 64 1 -4 1 IL SO WI W 111. 1100 I 1 It h 10,2. ii - 41 14,110! ii ii 1 10 Is 10 1 SO 00 IC; an lia all 20 20 It 1 KI I f-i; 201 20 20m 10 I 30 NI 4 IS SS so 1 se .!4! I.! ii. !tea et. lux s• so !!..k u° St. - il - ,too, ; el • 17 5 BS 10 VI 1 18 3 8 !i MONEY MARKET. THIS DAT. Two °Twirl. The improvement in the English stock market, to which we alluded as likely to take place at this time, in view of the easy position of the money mar ket, and the demand for eligible investment, arising out of the dividend period, combined with the continued purchases on account of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the Debt,hea now begun to show itself, and the market evinces a firmer tone, whilst the quotation of Consols has improved from 961 to 97/. The transactions as yet are not considerable, but an accession of business is looked for. __ _ Consols are at present quoted 97 to ex div. for Thursday , next. The list of the dam's transactions is thus officially given : Three per C;nt. Console, 961, 97, i ; ditto for account, 97, 1-; Three per Cent. Reduced, 97-I, i, ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 881, 99. Long Annuities, 1860, 71. Exchequer Bills have been in demand, and have risen Is., being now Ms. to 345. prem. India Bonds, 1,0001., mark 60s. prem. The foreign investments have attracted only • limited amount of attention to-day, and the business has chiefly consisted of a few routine orders. The only quotable change in price has occurred in Sar dinian Scrip, which has rallied to 14 die., the market wearing a steadier appearance. Mexican Bonds have ranged from 32: to for account, but parties I seem indisposed to operate for a rise in this stock, in view of the present unfavourable and uncertain aspect of affairs. Business is recorded as follows : Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 594, ; ditto Four per Cents. Certificates, 92, I.llGrenada De ferred, 4. Mexican Bonds, for account, 16th July, 32„ a, a. Peruvian Five per Cents.. 1849, for account, 891. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 100 a, ex div.**Sardinian Scrip, it, 4, die . Spanish Active Five per Cents., for account, 205, ; ditto Three per Cents., 39. Intelligence has just reached the city (in a Second Edition of the Doily News) of the arrival of the Bra zilian steamer Tay at Southampton. Our views of the critical state of the relations between Brazil and Buenos :tyres are fully confirmed, the advices con curring that hostilities were imminent. The value of the stocks of these states in the market will, of course, suffer. The Washington despatches have excited the more surprise among the Mexican bondholders, as they give rise to new and serious suspicions. The version of the treaty of Hidalgo Guadaloupe now propounded was whispered before, but sedulously demed,and its enforcement creates the greatest alarm among the bondholders. Insteadof having, as they were led to believe, a draft on the American trea sury, at Washington, and the national honour and resources of the United States to rely upon for its punctual payment, they are turned back again to the Mexican administration, whatever it may be, which will receive the hard dollars from the United States, and may, perhaps, pay the 2,500,000 to the agent of the bondholders in Mexico. There is, there fore, a doubt now thrown upon the payment, which has already seriously affected the market. The mischief, however, does not rest here; the more closely the transaction is regaled, the greater is the grouud for mistrust. For some months the bondholders have been deluded with the belief that they were to receive a nego ciable draft on the United States treasury, which was to be forthwith discounted, as some of the committee said, at 4 per cent. The way in which the bondholders have been treated is at present rather mysterious, and demands a very close inquiry. The Mexican administration must have been fully cognisant of the terms of the treaty of Hidalgo Gus daloupe, and aware of the circumstances detailed in the correspondence of Mr. Webster, and that being the case, it does look as if they had lent themselves to a delusion on the bondholders. One member of that administration, the chief actor in all the finan- cial arrangementaZis here now, and might be exa mined. The conduct of the Mexican committee has provoked comment. Had they possessed 'themselves of the treaty of Hidalgo Guada loupe and looked into it, they would have observed the stringency of the provisions, and individual members would not have pledged them selves that the money was payable at Washington, and not as alleged at Mexico. Had the com mittee maintained, as they have been urged, some kind of an agency at Washington, they would have long since been put in posses sion of the letter of Mr. Webster to Mr. Bay ley, of the 19th February (and not, as printed, 19th July.) Latterly they have been holding forth that the agency in Mexico is to be abolished, although the presence of an agent was never more needed, and until after May, Itis2, or the time when the dollars are receivable in Mexico, the interests of the bond holders must be constantly protected. It is to be hoped the Baron do Goldsmid and Mr. Capel will remain firm in keeping up the agency, and that the former will adhere to the determination of having the dollars remitted here. The true policy is to keep a vigilant eye in Mexico, to anticipate nothing, and to wait until the hard dollars arrive here for distribution. The bondholders expect some immediate step from the independence of the chairman and deputy-chairman. Tho period is at hand for a half-yearly meeting, and the sham smuggled meeting of the 19th of June has no title to that character. Let the report be distributed in time among the bondholders, and let there be full oppor tunity for discussion, so that men may not be ac quitted by stealth, nor found guilty and condemned without summons, without defence, and behind their backs. The market for American stocks has remained un changed this week. Messrs. I). Bell, Son, and Co., report the following as the quotations at present ruling, to which we have added the latest New York prices, as given by Messrs. Cammann and Whitehouse : Load= New York Redotornable. pronto priers. UMW Motu 6 per Ct. Bda. . 11133 DO.. par Q. Ise& Doll par Ct Bends Do. 6 par Ct. Stott New York /Pate 3 per Cent 18841660... 96 ... 104 106 New York aty 3 per Cent Baton City b per Ct. Bends 18341863... 93 93 3 / 4 ... Pennsylvanta 3 per Ct. 81ock 824 834 ... 94 94 Ohio 6 pm. Cent. Msasseknaetts 3 per Ct. (sterling his)11161 107 108 ... Maryland 3 per a. (sterling bonds) Canada 6 per Ct. Bootle .. . . . Theti:affic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to yesterday, are as follows: 1851. 1850. London and North Western £61,239 .... £46,516 Midland Lancashire and Yorkshire 17,114 .... 15,124 London and South Western 16,744 .... 11,723 London and Brighton South Eastern York and North Midland Leeds and Think 1,049 .... 1,113 'Blanchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire 7,001 .... 6,012 Exeter and Crediton Bristol and Exeter Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midlands JunCtion 194 .... 267 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,817 .... 1,572 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 616 .... 601 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 17,557 .... 15,909 Great Northern 12,481 .... 3,073 Shropshire Union 470 Cheater and Holyhead 3,758 .... 3,221 North Staffordshire Total £212,322 £171,094 The total receipts on the corresponding lines being 212,2011. in 1851, and 171,0941. in 1830, the increase is shown to be 41,1071., or 24 per cent. The number of miles open was in 1851, 3,521 ; and in 1850, 3,3041, being an increase of 2181 miles, or 61 per cent. The average return per mile per week was in 1851, 801. ss. 4d. ; and in 1850, 511. 151. sd. These returns arc thus shown to be even more fa vourable than those previously published. The Lon don and North Western and South Western pre sent a very remarkable increase, which ap pears to be mainly attributable to the ex- PARTS. JULY 10. Tot Mosey. SS 0 9330 SS SO 9S 33 56 0 03 75 33 SO 43 34 $3 93 9363 3 re Cents. 5 wear 4 nor per OMB. New Loss ONO. ams • I 41 pr I • • Eutaw l on London I st shalt, 23; 90 di l m 24 824. Dilgta6, 5, MO lOll Money. I Naples Rentals 93 50 Money. Do. b. Ina — %Homan Loan,ll3l ... 73 Da. ... I Do. do. 1320 ... 7n .. Do. Treasury Bonds — 9191Mandqp. Cents. 43 40 ... Budt sham PANTO, JUL! 10.—St. Germain, 438 75 ; Versailles (right bank), 260; ditto Grit bank), 233 73; Paris and Orleans, 815; !'aria and Rouen, 633 50; Bourn and Havre, 250; Straebourg and Bale, ISO; Centre. 436 23; Boulogne and Amiens, 263; Orlean• and Tnerr397 30; Northern, 136 25; Part, and Strasbourg. 371 25; ou Nantes, 370 23; Grand Combs., 460; Bordeaux and Tate, IS SI. MADRID, JULY s.—Three per Cents., 37 9-16; after Bolas, 374 cash, 37 9-16 paper. Four per Cents., 154. Five per Centr.. 171 ; after Dolan, 174. Coup ons , 84 ; after 84. Fusires 74 ; after Bola , 7 3-16 cash. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 100 4 cash. Exchange on London, 51 cash. Bgaux, JULY 9.—Voluntary Loan 1061 ; New Loan, Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., 1034 ; Debt, 894 ; Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 125; Bank Shares, 991. VIENNA, JULY 9.—Fire per Cent. idetalliques.. 964; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent., SO ; Bank Shares, 1241; Exchange on London, 12. if Is 16. 21 tt die SO 101 IT NAB W 14 144. // SO .• 1 Peg 50i II 4 1 . .7 .7 ” II in 11 3 pa I um' $94 74 dis 44 las 14 9 419 1 4 7 Ms 194 ft 194019 IS U. "ii -ig I 4 AY Is IS .. ii 1$ Ms 3 31 dig I I 'S:. 1 4 IS I i IS iSi I as 4 414 Ma 1 IS 114 1 13 111 i Ms 4 3* Um iii ill 264 17 66 ti As Iq le IS die 1 : I 1:1 41li 11 I dim lllli 15 i I pa 21Ia 214 17 IS ourel 1 1 1 I 11 Ise [THREEPENCE. curelen bade and the development of the !general traffic, is the exceptional influences in operation daring the week deserve little notice. The Lancaster races are certainly included, but these would not have much effect on the general receipts of the London and North Western line. The Eastern Counties return, however, has doubtless been considerably assisted by the combined attrac tions of the Newmarket races, the meeting of the British Association at Ipswic h, and the visit of Prince Albert to that town ; which will also be found to have affected the Newmarket and Eastern Union lines. Carlisle races must have caused an accession of receipts to the Newcastle and Carlisle, and Mary port and Carlisle. All these races are likewise em braced in last year's return. The following is the course of exchange: lines. Pnosenegotletad. Tram To Amsterdam reef Short 115. Misty. ... 114. 17ste. Ditto Rotterdam thunmus end Alton* ~ , 13nice. Mehl. 13rms, Nimbi Prankforwerthmlleine „ " 119111. Okr. ~. 119111. Vienna Trieste Antwerp Mil " Short 23fr. --e. ... —fr. —e. Ditto — „ Mostlt32.lo. 174 e. ... &Dr. 321 e. Hans ...... „ „ 230 r. Sue. ... 231 r. 21e. Ossos bighorn =l , per gent , 411 pence ... 414 pence per mince , 1231 petite ... 1211 woe I Merl= Madrid per dollar ~ 49/ pence ... 494 pence Cadiz „ „ 50 penes ... 5O penes Bercelesa. „ „ 491 pence ... 491 pence Whorl per mike' „ 33/ pence .. 331 penes 090770 St. Potertbarg per Tubb ~ 311 Deem ... 371 pence VIOLIN" FUNDS.—Tate DAT. Bank Stock. 11411 Lone Annuities. 71 3 par CR Reduced, 97/ / I'l,l Is nmek. shut 3 per Ct. Consols. 974 Ditto Donde. 31 per Ct. Comdr. 954 0 Escheimer Milk 1.1011.49 e. to 64e. Comas for AGM, 971 1011 ZION FUNDS. 41 per Ch_Beleten. 94 4 I per Ct. /lesions. 32/ I i C. e ttorM u r . " 41 per Ct. Peruvian. 901 11 Ditto Deferred. 43 4 4 per Ct. Banos Arra. 037 5 per Ct. Pertegume, $3 T en 6 pa Ct. Chllleri.lol3 0 6 per Ct. Sumian. 112 14 3 per Ct. Chlitan. 3 per CI. Dania. 76 7 41 per Cl. Rumba 1001 so .5, 6 per Ct. Samna. Amt.', 21/ 1 It per Ct. Dutch, 0/ les div 3 per Oh tipanidi, 30 9 • i 4 per Ct. Dutch, 21 Do. . til • Equadc.r. 31 i PI/ 31 Me Ct. 9 Passive 4B43tuds. 32 4 1 per Ct. Ormida. 16 17 Do. Deferred, 12 U Derdinlan Scrip. 11 1 die. r LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.-THIS DAY. SUOAR.—This article has been dull during the week, and importers have submitted in many instances to Is. decline, but the reduced duty of Is. and Is. 6d. having come into operation, the importers' net proceeds arc the same as last week, but the dealers are reaping the advantage of the reduction. The sale of Mauritius found buyers to-day at that reduction ; good white Bengali are selling steadily. The refined market steady, and rather bare of goods ready for delivery ; grocery lumps, fair to fine, 475. to 495. 64. Comm.—This article has gone of steadily at the full prices of last market day ; good and fine plantation Ceylon ut good demand for shipment; inferior descriptions Less saleable. Good ordinary native Ceylon sold to-day at 38e. 6d., which is 6d. advance on the week. Taii.Z—This market has been very firm, particularly for >mmon and middling Congou, at 10d. to 111 d. per lb. Snots have sold steadily this week atprevioua rates, bat it amount of business has been small. Rica.—This article has scarcely supported the prices of tit week. SPIII/Td.—RUM and Brandy have been dull of sale; but prices have been supported. Ixoloo.-.The sale to-day went off heavily, at the reduced rates which we quoted at the commencement of tho sale on Tuesday. Corrox.—This article has been dull, and must again be quoted ed. to id. per lb. lower. Fautr.—Currants are without alteration ; 351 packages Cephalonia, and 176 casks Zante , GO casks Ithaca and 2'23 packages offered in public sale ,• a portion only sold, at from 245. to 40s. Valencia Raisins have declined to 305.; Mus catels sold in public sale, at from 38s. to 435. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day, with more inquiry for new Tallow. Priori are quoted :—Town Tallow, 365.; Peters burg Y. C. on the spot. Xis. 6d. • last three mouths, 395., buyers ; January and March 3 95. 6d. COAL MARKET.--THIS DAY. Carr's Hartley, 135. ; Eden Main, 13s. 3d. ; Walls End Hetton, 143. ad. ; Walls End Lambton, 145. , Walls End Stewart's, 14s. id.; Wall's End Tees, 14s. 31—Ships at market, 86. BOROUGH MARKET.—TIIIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market con tinues firm, at lute quotations. The accounts from the plantations still come unfavourable, and a low duty will doubtless be the result. ➢LARK-LANE.--THIS DAY. There was very little English Wheat at market this morning ; the few parcels on sale were disposed of at fully Monday's quotations. Foreign Wheat was held with firmness, and purchasers could not buy on coder terms than at the beginning of the week. The receipts of Sour being moderate previous rates were supported. Barley, Beans, and Peas underwent no change. Oats, in consequence of continued large arrivals, have again declined in value 6d. to Is. per qr. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM Ttb JULY to 11th !ULT. Gfw Eaglloll. Scotch. Lrisb. 11bist. I Vi t .; 260 5370 OaY l5lO 200 41710 Flour. kW seeks; l 4,590 bands. M . 12, 1 1 ,160. Lownow *valuate. —Wheat, 45e. 70.; Bark,. 200. 011 OM% 21s. 70.; Rye, —a. —d.; Beaus, 298. 10d.; Pau, 27e. sd. all veatAL Avattaia.s. Wheat-IllarLe7l oat. 1 Bye. 18...a...1. le. .-Mal 31 ... 39s 32 24. 1640. Od / M MO* lie 26e led . 9d 39. 7,. 27. 34 21111111 7 .. ... 39. 6d 24. 4d20. fk 23. A - 14 .„ ... Ms 114 24s 61401 14 26. ld'3o. 102 28. 6,1 - 21 ... ... 40. 72241 42;21. 4248. Od 30. 32 27. 62 1 - 28 ... ... 2. 48'2.3s 2‘133. 31 34. Ild 32s 14111. 94 July 3 ... ... 34 3d 33. 2152. 181 27. 641 31. 8d 93* 101 31realta' A 35. Ayer. 40. 102,211 7t121. Id Ms 111 30. Ild h 04 Durr.-Wheat, Barley. Oat. BA Elam, sud Paw la. Prim May 31. Jam 7. Juin 14. me 21. Jam U. July 11. - 4, -- r - ... ... .. . .- 0 4 - .. ......4 ... 407 ... ... •_:_• r .«... .... " 6 .; 39 II ... ": ...r .. - .- . « 39 3-- . _ rl ... ... «. ... ... MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is larger than the demand ; co nee guently it is with difficulty that Monday's prices are re alised fur the choicest kinds, and several inferior remain unsold. We have also a large number of Sheep and Lambs, and a a slow trade ; the former are lower in price, but the latter maintain fully late rates. Calves are very plentiful;, choicest make nearly the same as on Monday ; but middling ones are 'err unsaleable. From Germany and Holland there are 326 Beasts, 990 Sheep, and 167 Calves; Scotland, 80 Beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 300 Beasts; 100 from the , Northern and Midland, and 91 Milch Cows from the home counties. -- Aar galas 0181 la. a.. d. aO. 1 Per ,torof Its. a. La. d. Bo Boats Ilan.fonts . 3 4 3 6 But Dna it lif..bds. eft 0 0 0 DM 8103‘boana _. . 3 0 3 I But Lam6-.0016 ...... •• 3 .: 840andquallty Mama_ 243 10 Da do. awn OO • Calve 3 8 310 1 Ems faeluoond gamin., 3 613 pin - ••.. ... .. .—2 6 3 4 Do. do. filboro ..... ... 00 0 801 l iras & ifalf.bredo 3 8 310 Lembo 4 4 6 1 rigi lica ; su n. µ market. 063 ; N a...,______..d L i mb.. 10.8 M; °siva. Ti 4 : CorroN.—HAvßE, Amy 10. The market to-day was unchanged. Sales up to two o'clock, 886 balm at M. for ordinary New Orleans. For Account. 111 SI I 3 4 6 1 ei 4 1 1$ 1 111 6 6 171 1 a 12 II SI 40 __ _. iii f 166 iil74 I Ui i 1 14111 341 1 2 14 1 I 98 114 I SSI IA 44 1 4 i IN Ct s