The Express. — London, England, 1847-07-24 00:00:00

EP P / • 0 1 :D6 , ,67e.- Z . - a-- §C;ICTTORS' and GENERAL LIFE ASSU RANCE. SOCIETY. 67. Chummy-Me. Leados.—NOTlCE El hY 01li LE that Mumma at Ow mi. of 4 pro ow.. pee ammo. .etaap emnal of this B.clety. will he payable at the °Mee, 6T. e__,,,,:;76.,,. bemoan the bows of 11 and 3, oel and after theldth day MARL_ ~,us—lays—lay order of the board. ni a lifea jelly, kW. CHARLES JOHN GILL. Seentary. TABCOLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE . COMPANY. 00p0. —The 1.44 t Roo. the Earl of ELGIN and KINCARDINE. Glommor.Oeseral of Camas. Edinburgh. 1. OearsomtreeS DOL/P or DILOCIOLP GEORGE MOIR, Erg., Chairman. awl 114444. Eat, Mary Parld 1110. Itatt.. WA kemell. Ilehnle. WQ.. W. S. 1111001 Hay. Sas, merchmas be Mama Km.. Mater. Ales J. Eu.nalkEars. C.O. thew, Ma. &airman.. Wttima Mort Walker, /h.q. 1 , sea., merchant. John Hobert Todd. You amotudaa L. MEW Aarnall — Htsa N 1 . 1 1 2. Bm6 DpiOd y Ihienntor °enema of Anny . dntL AcTrAaT—Wtlliso Tho.. Thompson. Em. , At orfoa—Chselas reamers hoe. SICOMPM—IIeary Jame Wdlleraa Em. London. 4 IN WM../ &O&M OP MAMMY. 'be Eight Hon. the Earl of )1 INTO, Chairman. Malodor 01110, 6 1. EA. John Scott, Em. Theam Mokleworth Brooking. Arid wntuu .. 1.4. 1114. Alatander at-mg . Z. 3DpICAL AMMO —Dr. Woodfa/L Swam. r --B)daey , Eq. ohecoa. 3.6, ss Vlnoentniaos ao‘OP or DIOACToop. u rn oramproli k r . ... roci. (leohoaoWeepto, if e q. 11 dhon &vim. MaloAra M'Caul, Em. AlidawM Glwor, Er 4 I I DouiddSmlth. Req. NIPICAL AMIPRO—Dr. A. D. Ander.on. 1 SOCIMPIT—WItI Hunter, boy ISANCII orrice. At ffailreat. r Canaan SA jree. for New Breandet. At imam. Trinidad. Thithh Guiana earl Harbadom, for NAM.. for Nora &vela. the Weft LaMar. qtr red Adelaide, far Air Calcutta, Madras. Bombe/ i l l ': lamb.. for the heel Cage Tam. for Owe Coker. and Ceylon. Amenamm :recanted upon the 1 r of warm reeident to every fart ade melds on the mod favourable terms, aad the etextltkom of the Okla are PP smnied as to afford tadilthre for pramallatt from one wavy another. inemord Hume for reei.leace b BrltLoh Berth Amerka. Care C ‘ oed. and Amtrak. ifrAerate rate. , for India. the Wed I. Ma MM. pr eith MM. of alas, sad frlll lartkidare, may tiobtaheed it mbar of the above Mk*, 113L1(' .ernei .44L—Chante- • Pecondetare Mg _ • '00131MT.11,..1C BATHS, Goa Mon-square, The Baths for Mon and Boys wilt to open for 1 . 1 :1=4 DA Y. J oly IS. from 3 m k th• morning tffi 10 at = lono towg it rnel=ql 6 11* t i t . Wa s ttn. , " _a Is la a "Mats eoosat. Tao eimallaso oalloWymmoto t o malia Ur to ooto= ... talliaahl i zeom. Dowdier iscelvid o nto hada . ..• Ur Son of thhdted t sad at lout*, Loehr itt=ardsr, JOUN Burnt. Mat. Oisplibrimesa. t, ___,- t m PARICITS and GUARD/ANS.—Wanted, a eubi, 1 otnt. ... APPRENTICE, by W. D. SAVAOF, ma Dvartia, 35. Edward •trcot. Dri•hcon. HUN'DRED POUNDS REWARD.— la Timm some ini.whievous tarty or nitrtirs have nottertgrd that 1 low ay - Aalmort Co ever '' and not haling .0 Moro, tut sc. to selling It 4 sly o hon in pn•per sawn. I belch./ ,Ake one a=,ward 3o sufficient evidence to bens the afonsold dalus party or partite to lanais. -JA XES TAYLOR, t. Wild 1 did my SO. thlo, Johnson for ever' tho Darlit in Pnrnor woki I prAztin toy polished addromes without J Anton E L `ryab 7:ol 'i sti ' ll . f d gg: ' he j lrtr th:t . 4 '. is U l l ho W n '''' oues 1 6 141 . at e. LornbardAreet 40-da , . Ai. per lb_ snutlP. sod I.• happy to Nos such a Paaileid for hLomlf. and another conw ,vat he fish to come in Horan. daimon • Counnittw:rootn, 4.1, Lumbard.stroot. J.. 7 A T LOTI. Chairman. DURABLE FAMILY LLNEN—The importance ...ring linen la oh, tom to every bead of an latalithbasent. The Nallonal Linen Oa:ninny Invite comparloon not w i t. U. ~tmorwilnan price., but particularly to the retee enb Om add bkach of their manufacture. N , he but durmaMl pm& aro itch! M. onrebou ee: and familio• realdiut elthrr la tows of liiientry as here pole pent for Invoction. " tam,. ▪ emaked and fully approved of, the cupt.uvor having rr 'One of . tha etailed I T aria aleprobatt f on, mat c• prlort aro here quoted. Table Linen—Goal dauttj a c i = s A yaZa lag each: 3 yard. load. front 9d. to be.. melt: 2 yards long. Mu Co. tid.. dinner napkin, G. hi. to 10a. M. pir down . =I ditto, to N. Ts. dd. per dome: *oh ruspidns. 1. N. pm SM company are AM Mmorters of Oerniaa Ishie been • essra deed dual. with smash tie M oorrespon4M Irises plat lee aw p e ever yet boss latralmat Mb this . im az Z7 81 % 1 .4186‘...r r a atidowrirred at• ji t a i l lmJdnicsahl PON tit lmf an IllsoNA. Pt Pa I .l afratt 1 1 the'a at a...1L...4=k. -r. • What callum, ravish: min Imp ms=vr dki ss, taidUd.disaltle, APIs; ilhihh 61. : cu510 6 4:61 . 6. i frediti . lmmerat Mod. him mi 7 IPA aril; = I N sr; sitdd Maim. Is. Pd. to N. prat ; daft. b. GI., odd, 111,0*.M. .me doa.—Pmapsdidied maidatir lartk.k.r. df tits mmlialms„ Milt t o demo are& PIMP he brolly use, can hpt at the isanhoismsom by pmt—Addron,, the Nations! Linea =,IM. Ftertatroet. tomer of ?anthem-Mesh bottom of Lud -Comtry ciders above a atrerb-e free. GEORGE PELLT ?MT. Manager VVERYTHING for the TOILET, at MECHL'S .1.1 rontdsetery. 4, Leeimiallogreet — , apertor Mir, nail. WAIL Awing, and tle.l brush.. deafen amd hat bru.:am.. emote. vra.bleg and elmqng a op. v. - ion...di mud emeniMenleinment.. mare% mane-drove and yam, and aharing pawder, lad W' s.d erWntrn n with at witawt in moat altar, nabnony. rogenrood. and }won gram Mimi cow; .11i0111 bad pub* beebb elegantly fetednetting bung eneelope am., nerd OMB, MOW cake baelmeta bountiful lag .We. and an Infinity if nilaribe 'Akio M t to be eonalled. Jutbibbed. by Rim*la 411 b, «M =1 sil becionsibieb SRA editi CHAP VE et the trit i VATEST TWELVE CHAPThBB sh. dATEBT .1. JIVMAN eitcotr i p Nod anS_Peeaseant Care for terrotamrs. and Inanity. 111 . De. WUa a It Milt . bee, of Cash Pale. ...nes le Ha beet Wer IWO ea —Prot.:boor Roelt, ear—Pso rerawas_ earsett 111.111 stew cared SI Dr. W lAtailstasslit blasilt; rad We ielyes who cam "s IRMA R e a ZCa= •:=.l 2`.4." V W p l et= i t t splatib despbomm la" at milmam ferty, km „ deasbes. tobveltle. blood to Or lbseeketailt , bilebstlee, and Rondo , are equable by woe Next* Massa of weeeet to all land. TOR NOT II llt O.—Dr.DOSELEYI3 PANYEILED Nair SPEEDY led PERFECT Cl= et NERVOUSNESS amA MAN ITT, arab estytotrak eaneb taillmailab, met, LC, Idi be ftligilliie way Minn I ass oaa,p Is NM. and He above Twelve Climptera It IS ikons aro wet. to It. it oombiryalt, Dedfordbp., Lemke. At boos haw II to 3. DD. CULVERWELLI GUIDE TO HIALTH AND LONG LIM Prim 4.a. bysoftla stAmas. la DL sad WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID, ono Diartga. for all Camshaft) _ H . F TO BD APPY. " Jocund* Tfra"—Cis IS Is aillaidell arrAmlas of sr aims mad abide me a our cars an braid= labl.l"BllPas U m rs a si =ftua se In= amili zs. ars 1111 sseesastraL 2 7 1 01 "......". 'lss rsa . r:j ... be amid la am = A i h iie s , L IIIMIND : is, 47. ; Illsen k 30. Ocr a tit a from las'Autbor.l . AMWAY^ Harmaslnst THE EXPRESS.—During the app ro aching Elec tions, " Taz EXPRESS" will be published at the usual hour; but subsequent editions will be issued, with returns and the state of the several polls up to the latest possible moment. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. The nomination for the City of London is fixed for Wednesday, the 29th inst., and the polling to take place on the following day. Oar Paris letters and the journals of yesterday have ruched us by extraordinary express. The chambers ere harrying to a close. The railway bills were pissed on Thursday with provisions of a temporary snare, which will at least have the effect of prevent i.og the suspension of the works on the lines of most Importance. The separation of the Queen of Spain from her cttrurt is rendered more and more free from all &s -lue or misconstruction. The advices brought by Madrid mails of the 18th inform us that, on Om !lay of her Majesty's departure for La Grair ar r Prince-consort camo to Madrid from tl! to visit his family at the palace of ...° 4 ,..1.139 and left again for the Pardo in the evening. Whys he remained he sent his youn Ter brothers Nate to take leave of the queen on her departure ton the capital, a ceremony in which the royal' helisad himself did not participate, although vithia a few hundred yards of the palace. By the overland mall, which will be despatched to lan this evening, the determination of the Court of Birectonof the East India Company, and of the Board 4 ,,_C'et,reL respecting the concessions to be made to necters of railways in Bengal, will be communi mN to the supreme government of India. The tirms, [opposed in December last, viz., a guarantee of 'Pr oat. on 3,000,0001. for 13 years, the interest to "am:ft so soon u 600,0001. should have been paid Ids the India-house, have been modified ; and the I nwgernen.. t now is, a guarantee of 3 per cent for ," lens, with a reduction of the preliminary deposit • 10 0,0001. It is believed that similar terms lel with be granted to the Great Indian Penin -I.4rßsilway Company, the amount of deposit being !idled in proportion. The Madras Compzny has 4sforstally dissolved, but it is thought that it will ft"lllPoised so as to take advantage of the present "Vont. „,__DlPAirrritt or nut COURT FOR OSBORNE.—Her mid Prince Albert, attended by the Countess of — " l t e m Za Vflonbe, the Hon. Miss Macdonald, the Hon. e,"221ty,. , the Earl of M or l e y, Colonel Buckley, Lieut.- ' 34 7 WIT &e., left Buckingham-pa , ace this morning, I ,Znity minutes after nine o'clock, in three carriage* and o , for the Nine Elms terminus of the South Western from whence the royal party proceeded by special "pert, co route for Osborne. Her Majesty was 4” 11 . guard of honour, consisting of a detachment .m 1 leght Dragoons (Lumen.) I sz Crry or Lorroox Etperios.—THE PaocLA ktorm • • • - -Ttin morning the sheriffs, Mr. Alderman Challis 14 MP• • -An .rd, accompanied by the secondaries, ap- IPoe the hustings at Guildhall ; and after silence had the Queen's writ was handed to the crier, commanded all Freons to be uncovered, pro- // weeded to ma die mil illement,, sad they Wiwi the livery owl deetele eeembied let the lima bet ep pokiest viii 1111sletep bps be thepoopeee eeeepteg est the mil L—Welkiellay, the cout sea, kr the ember Lion of the Nekliates, at 12 o'elock, *lk. Onfidkey i sied in the fleet era toll beiog deaeallek_the said psi weld take placw me Mee following day, Temelay, to teeteeseee fee the livery at Clundkell. at 8 eels& to the .mermgag„ Cad to finally dire at 4 o'elosk on the slam deg ; omB thill the mambas se polled we be leek illeeimaled Ifthisr ,at two o'cook. me "NM, eneempeedoi Ithe easeeikeeleo, crier, and alms, Ikea poseeseed to the Arlel and hacks tike up Ilkehr pukka dole to the statts si rt Majesty, west *mei the eons routine of publicly es flouncing thole,' of musimation and polling. Tliet= places for the, bemelieldees ere nineteen in number, into the various voorde ; the number of this clue of eleetews being 12,617, awl the livery 7,628. Although the groin number is stotwitobe 20,045, there are net above 16,000 smell voters, of whisk umber 14,000 is expected to record their votcs. Should this be the cam, it will be a greater number than was yet polled. - - THE HON. AND REV. 0. SPENCER.—We regret to state that this gentleman lies ill, with scarcely any hope of recovery, from fever, caught amongst the poor Irish, In the disehe of Ilia duties as a Roman Catholic priest, at Aston, in St.aorlettire. MEETING OF THE BAR.—A very DUMeTOIIIII meet ing of the bar, called by the Attorney -General, pursuant to a requisition presented to him, was held yesterday. in the Middle Temple-hall, in reference to the unpleasant collision which occurred a short time since between two of her Ma jesty) a counsel, in the court of the Vice-Chancellor of Eng land. Certain resolutions were unanimously agreed upon, which, as they were meant merely to express the menu of the profession in respect of the conduct of two of its mem bers, we deem ourselves precluded front publishing or com menting upon. It can scarcely be considered objectionable, however, to state that Mr. C. P. Coop er , one o f t h e gentle . men refeireffto, expressed his regret for having authorised the publication of • pamphlet containing a statement of what occurred, and that Mr. Bethel', the other gentleman alluded to, apologised to the profession for certain expressions used by him publicly in court on the occasion referred to.— Morning Paper. FRENCH METHOD OF SAVING CORN.—The Sub- Prefect of the Basses PyrenEes (M. Julien), during the absence of the prefect, has just addressed a circular to the majors of that department, from which we borrow the tel ,hswaf i 15,3118 alai mos isiemetion Molly to be hew IO Oar W iden en : "As harvest Is approach. ing, and as there may be much rain, it may not b e am i ss to describe the method of sari corn recommended by M. Dombaste in the Agricultural Calendar. It is as follows : In rainy weather make up the wheat in small ricks before storing it in the barn, and adopt the following method In the highest and driest part of your field place a single sheaf, bent double, the ears resting on the extremities; let a man, assisted by six or seven others, construct his rick upon this sheaf, placing all the other, with their earn resting upon the bent sheaf. When the first row of concentric sheaves has been arranged, let the second be placed upon it as evenly u possible; and when the rick has reached the height of a metre (three feet) let the central ends be crossed over one another, so as to diminish the circumference to the form of a cone. When the rick has reached the height of 14 feet (1 metre, 65 centimetres), let it terminate in an apex, and cover this with • sheaf fastened at the extremity, so as to be fit to form a kind of cap for the cone, the cars depending, and the roots forming a spiral extremity. The advantage of this method is, that the thickness of the ears causes the straws to slope outwards, and thus enables the builder of the risk to give it the bee-hive shape without difficulty. It is scarcely necessary to say that this mode renders it impervious to rain. On the return of settled weather, the small ricks may be converted into larger, or the whole may be stored into the barn. This method is absolutely necessary when the corn is cut before it is fully ripe. ACCIDENT ON THE DUNDEE AND PERTH RAIL WI.T.—A fatal accident occurred on this line of railway on Thursday. While the down train from Perth was ap proaching Dundee, it was thrown off the rails beyond Inver. gowrie, when one passenger, Mr. Cargill, of Arbroath, was killed on the epot, and a number °tethers severely mutilated. The sufferers were immediately removed to the infirmary, where every attention was paid to them. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT THE BLUE BOAR'S HEAD, LONG-ACltr..—This zooming between three and four , the Blue Boar's Read Tavern, 114, Long-acre, the prope;tl of ' Mr. Drinkwater, was disc overed to be on fire. Mr. Drink water and family effected an escape by getting through the roof, and paning along the coping to an adjoining house. The engines of the London Brigade, County, and West of England companies were all at the sane of conflagration in less than twenty minutes alter the first discovery was made, and copious streams of water were thrown upon the blazing pile. Notwithstanding, the work of destruction continued, i the flames extending from the bottom to the top of the premiss, esumaing in their progress • large quantity of spirits, and the whole of the furni ture and wearing apparel of the residents. At one period the destruction of the adjoining houses appeared cer tain, and the inmates commenced removing their goods to a more distant place for safety. Fortunately, however, the firemen, by dint of great perseverance ' succeeded in stopping the flames from extending beyond the premises in which the fire originated. The damage dons is vary considerable, and, besides the destruction et Mr. Driakwester's p lodger in the home has also lost about 2001. worth7toL a goods, which was uninsured. Two of the firemen, we regret to say, wereseverely injured. _ _ ; -r • • - ,/ --- 1' 41jt• 45 I) _ t o t ~ ri 1 : •" ' ..., . Lie I! J Al - —l_ CRICKET. MARYLEBONN CLUB AND GROUND V. Suutar.—The Surrey ground opposers destined to be the wens of some of the most extraordinary matches of the season. It is only three weeks since Surrey played upon this ground • tie match with the county of Kent, when the latter with three wickets to go down were unable to obtain the winning run ; and upon the present occasion having headed the Idaryle bone Club by 101 runs on the first hands, the latter are put , in to follow their innings, when with one wicket left stand ing, at half-put seven o'clock, the period at which the stumps were drawn for the day, they had placed a score of 211, or " 10.5 on," upon the paper. The excitement around the well-attended ground during the progress of the match cannot very easily be described. The score last evening stood thus 81 - I.IIIIT. A. Earns/law, Esq., run rest Heath, b Clarke Day, b N. Fells, kaq., e Welker, 0 Hillyer C. Colston, Esq., o Dean, b Hillyer W. Baker, lA., C. Walker, b Clarke 1 Chester. c Hayrartik, b Clarke le C. H. Hoare, Ewq., o Walker, b Filllyer Stockwell, not oat 36 I. Peto, Eaq., e Ilillyar 7 Sherman, b Clarke 4 B/ts, 1 ; wide. 2 .—..-. lion. R. Grimaton, b Day 8 c and b Sherman Dcan, run out O. C. Pe ll , Eeq~ b Chester A. liaygarth, EN , run oat J. Walker, Esq., b Sherman Dakin, c Brook wall, b Chester Clarke, roe out P. Mitchell, Esq., ran out It. Kynaston, P0q.,1 Sharman 1 b (teeter l7 Hiker, b Day Lillywhite, not oat Byes., 1; trite, 1 MW, 1 The match was resumed this mo rains. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—Wo noticed some days since that money, that is, accommodation, was becoming more tight, and of coarse that the public should be pre pared accordingly for the natural consequences of the effect upon securities in the absence of any demand for investment. Thus the funds have been gradually is decline since, although there has seldom been a period, except in very quiet times, when speculation was less active. We have Consols fractionally depressed from day to day. Thov are now 4 worse than yesterday, at 88; to ?, money, and 88,1 to for account, with a heavy market. Reduced Threes, 881 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 901 to 1. Exchequer Bills, Bs. to 12s. premium. Bank Stock, 196 to 8. The Bank returns, as will be seen in the last page of the Express, do not show favourably. The reduc tion in the amount of coin and bullion of 167,5251. is not considerable in itself, but becomes of more im portance when taken conjunctively with the decrease of former weeks. The diminution of the notes in reserve by 282,7251., the gross amount being reduced to 4,069,805/., will account for the decrease of "other" securities by 964,4791. The Bank, therefore, as we stated some days since, was drawing in its loans, and discounting less. This state of the Bank's accounts sufficiently testifies to the wariness of the directors and their appreciation of actual circumstances. There was an attempt yesterday to get up a sort of speculation in Spanish Bonds, which, therefore, rose about per cent. ; but the parties appear to have abandoned the project in despair. The Fives have now receded to 21f to 2 ; the Threes, 31f to 2 ; Portuguese, 30f to I#. Deitch Two-and-a-Half per Cent.., 57f to 8; the Fours, 901 to 1. Mexican, 19 to J. Peruvian, 35 to 7. Ecuador, 3; to f. 13101A/11 FUNDS. Baal Nest, IN S s per P. Omsk MN. Sif s 1.4 Azae..lol N PNOINIIAN I per Cs. NNW. Nom. NI 1 I Isesoloot, 0.. u. p roamea MIND& s per Ct. mosles Nab, N s I was& ens& Ms.. It f 11 Yac . Spew Ols lasissa,lNll, Is 6 ,N o r /ki , 31 116,01 Per 04 fere o Lta i re.: . • Igm Oar. 16 1 :11 . Is Diss• Ciassals Doi ,SI S S 116... L 4 OelenhlM 1§11•461 sa.4 BPNIdI Delb.sa aft. s pee 1.16.11. / 6 11. INN* Prim SW, 41 r i r oL CC omL asesk rom. l4 •6l. l l- S I ViSemispialmsiria',l34.lB RAILWAYS.—The share market is quiet, and without much alteration. Buyers are disinclined to operate because of the downward tendency e Consols. Reading and Reigate shares are 1 to a premium. Other lines are quoted as before. N0.281.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 24, 1847. [3d. BALLS ERECTED UP TO (Yesterday's prices w Aberdeen, 2 9 Bic. & Oxford in., 17 Bee, Slum., &Bic., 31 Odedonlan, S. Casettes, 20 1 19 f Do. Peep. 5 r Ct., No. 2, p Do. York Eate pe n., 61 E. Lane. Estee. Scrip, 14 East Lbsoolnalere, 71 Edbe. & Glasgow, 66 71 Great Northern, 4 Gt. South. & W. ( Ireland), 31/ Great Western 115 si)o. (hurter:, 191 Do. New 171. eh., 93 Teed. & Bradford, 64 Leicester & Bedford, d & Thinik Pref., 6 per Ct., 21 London & Blackwell, 61 Do. New, No. I, 51 Do. No. 2, 1 d Lon., Bright., E igh & & ths, Coast 341 5 Do. Cusack 12 Lon. & N. W., 1741 6 Do. Qrs. I. and 8., 281 Ito. do. Sew. Ilf Lon. & S. W. , 6o 110. New, Cins. Eighths, 494 Do. New 401., 29 Do. Tenths Coes, 561 Do. Scrip ;.01. eh., 51 Lan., Salisbury, & Yeovil. Ilan., Buxton, and ltatlecit, 1d Norfolk New 201. oh., 94 MO THIB DAY IN LONDON. I he found In last page!. llasolus. sad Leeds, 100 IN. Qrs.. 17 a Do. 0 124 41. sh., 17 Do. 501. sh., 91 Newts Berwick, 26! Do. New, 91 N. British, as I Do. Qrs , 41 Do. Extension, D. Thirds, 21 N. Staffwdre, L, Preston a Wyr• 'Lives (A), 13 Bead., Guild., and Reigate, 51 f neon:fah Bestial, 171 Shrew. a 80. (A), 3 21 South Devon, 30 B. E. sod Dover, 341 Do. New (inat 3 3/0. 1 91),No. 2, 131 Do. New (In. 101.), No. 1, 31 Routh Wake, 114 W. Riding Union, d par Wind., Stables, lk IL W., 3 p York sad Newesene, 37 Do. Extension, 10 131 I Do. PraL. 11 York sad N. Mu., 85 N BouinN l:Trance lk Lie n " ! l Aaein.' 144 Orleans and Bsor&ux, 51 I Tone Lyons, f Rouen a Ilavre, 25 LEES, .Ir . c.e 13. LIVERPOOL The prices declined still hi Chester t Dirk., 40/ Lon. Ann N. W. (New Qrs..), 91 Do. (G. J. 1,144 rther to-day. Newesstle Sr Berwick New, 43 p Northern Union, 213 S. F. and Dower (310. 4, kwited at Sd g_ • York ai e,, d Wows. het., 4 Iluddersaeld C. & d., If Leeds & Dewsbury, 93 gawp. Un. R. & 1 11-I6 d SALES, .11.1. T 23. i from yesterday, but gam There was but a light hala lldea., Sluff , t TJnaotnM,., 33 d Newest. & Her. New, II 1 p N. Staffordshire, 3 11.16 p S. E. & Dvser, No. 4, 248 d York and Now. Ent, 4 p SALES, ler, .23. 4 4 sag Ca., 1.16 id . l ' a. al ' r 25 ~,1 ‘ 31 Do. n There was litire had a tendency downwards. news done. Amb., Nutt., & Boa. LIAO 3-16 1,53. lid. d Dlr. and Oxford Jun., 71 p Fleet., ryes., t K. n. J. I d Man., blaef LW. Eigti;lss, 2 d The traaltactaa - ;;;;Irmi ceding. London &N. W. 176 WoL,& Sto ur Vol, 11r. 3d. p Derby, & Wore., 9s. fiiL 94. N. Staffordshire, p led, and prices were still re- Shrews. & firm. (A), j d Shrew.. & firm. (11i, I3s. 9d. d Eihroiaddre Union, d S. Staffordakire, I d . - - - LEEDS SA. There was no alteration in in shares, and prices remained E. Lancashire Scrip, ls, &I. p Do. New, 15. 14s. d Leicester End Bedford, 2a fkL d Leeds and lle bury, 4 p West Riding Union, 7e. p BRISTOL SA The market still continued Bristol & Bader Thirds, 1 p Man. & Leads Thirds, par Midland New, 40/. al., 71 p ho. 301. eh., 31 p South Deese, 11 d tv 21. the amount of business done , the mine. Neese. and Bar. New, 44 4/.B.s.Pd. ?Meth Western, 345. d York end New. Peet, 4 p N. British Thirds, SW. p North Staffordshire, 2i. 14s. p lets 23. inactive. South Woks, S 1 d York ft Pierre. Pref., 41 p Lon. at S. Western, 65 Do. Set. Scrip, i p Gt. Northern, 41. Ss. 4 & Per. New, dt W. Is. N. British Thirds, 2 2/. 9e. ES, ltrLY 23. W. R. Velar, 4/. 3. York & Newc. Pref., 12 121. Is.ll. EDINBURGH Ayr and Galloway. Va. 6d. Odedonian New, 40e. Edln-, Leith, at.d Gran. Qrs., U. Ellin. & North. New, 70a. 634. Id. Edln. & Newport, 71 DO. New 4.4 4 . 42a. Great Northern, 65e. Ate. GLASGOW B. Dundee and Perth Qrs., 63a, 6d. E. Indio, 6a. Glass, Dutra., & Carlisle, 6/. 84. MLYS. J. 22. N. Britian Ctrs , e9e. 225. &L Do. New Ctrs. Scrip, 13s. Gd. Do. Thirds, 50s. 495. fid. Enottlsh Central, Sli rcottish Midland New, II Stirling and Dunfermline, 93e. LLES, Due 22. Man. & South. New, 225. 9d. N. Britian New Qrs., 13s. Gd. 9d. MlNES.—Asturian Mining Shares have been done at 71 per share of 101. paid. The reports aro favourable, and some considerable quantities are said to have been raised. PRODUCE.—ANTWERP, JULY 22.—Coffee: The market continues very fine, and prices are well supported. The stock consists of 59,700 bags against 33,000 bp in 1846. We have to report the sales of a cargo if St. Domingo, per Rembrandt, 2,600 bags, at a price which hu not trans pired. 4,000 bags Brazil, of very low quality, at 211 c ; 1,600 bags Java, at 26c.—Cotton Transactions are of no im =r; as the principal hoiden de not wish to of their stock. The soppily. metbou very Wenn. datable. The stock of American eenewsoweenn to 4,000 bales. Sugar: The market is quiet. However, u refiners are with out stock, prices keep steady. 1,500 boxes yellow Havannah sold at 1516. to 176. We have not bawd of any transactions in other qualities.—Rice continue dell, and prices, in all probability, will further give way. 100 casks Carolina sold at from 165. to 176.—Hides: We have had very extensive arrivals. The market has a downward tendency. About 10,000 dry River Plate Hides were disposed of at 26c. to 381 c. HASIBURG, Jut 20.—Coffee: No parti cular alteration to notice. The sales comprise about 2, bag, Brazil, real °ninny, at 3 5-16 e. to 3 7.165. ; good ordinary, at 311. to 315.; 1,000 bags damaged Santos, in auction, at 1 s. to 31e.; and 3,000 bags La Guayra, at 3 7-16 e. to 6e.—Sugar: The market is Sat, and prices are rather lower. The only sale we have heard of is that of 1,000 boxes brown and yellow Ha vannah, at 151 m. to 181m.—Cotton continues very firm; but, as little is offered, no transactions of moment can take place. —Rice is in limited demand : 150 tons Carolina found buyers at 16m. to 171 m. Of Java, a few hundred begs were taken, at 121 m. per 100Iba.—Of Pepper, only small lots meet with buyers.—Cassia Li ea is very firm—Tobacco: The market is firm. About 100 serene Havannah sold at 20s. to 201 s. 250 Domingo, at 44a. to 61s. ; 90 packages Porto Rico, 41s. OIL—JULY 23.—Cocos Nut: Boyers of this article operate with much caution, and reluctantly give prices demanded ; 512 casks Cochin were offered to-day at auction, of which only 26 casks found buyers at the hammer at 651. for fine quality, the remainder being taken in at U. per ton above that figure. After the sale however there appeared to be buyers at 651. for a hirther portion. Of 100 casks re-packed Ceylon 972 casks sold steadily at 50/. per too. TALLOW.--Intr 23.-There has been rather more inquiry for this article to-day, and the market has be come somewhat firm; P.Y.C. on the spot must now be quoted 48s. to 48a. 3d., being an improvement of fully 3d. per cwt. At auction to-day, 25 asks first sort, of fair qua lity, brought 48s. to 48e. 3d. ; 60 casks Odessa Sheep mold steadily, at 475. 6d. to 475. 9d. for middling. For 50 casks Odessa Beef there were buyers at 475. 3d. but the whole were taken in at 47e. 6d. South American box Tallow sold spiritedly. 400 boxes of fine quality brought 48s. 6d. to 495. 144 casks met a steady sale, as follows : 475. to 48s. Gd. for good to line ; 46e. to 465. 9d. for middling to fair ; and 44e. to 46e. 9d. for discoloured and dragged. For the beet portion of 84 casks New South Wales there was a good demand, at an advance of 6d. to Is. per cwt. on last sale prices; weak and common sorts were not in much request; 77 casks realised as follows, 475. to 48e. for good to fine; 455. to 465. 9d. for middling to fair ; 435. to 445. for dark and sottish, and 40s. for inferior and very soft. In Town-melted no alteration to notice in the quoted value ; but saki have bean made at 475. nett cub. For delivery of new Y.C. in the last three months there is little doing; 475. must be oonsi doted as the nominal value. CORN.—DonKINO, J O DY 22.—The supply of Wheat and other grain at market waa very short, and the trade dull, with little doing. Some new early Warwick field Peal realised 82e. per qr. Wheat, white, new, 191. to 211.; red, 181. to 191. per load. Barley, grinding, 38a. to 48e. Oats, 30s. to 325. 00151LX1110. JVLT 21.—Although there were but few samples of Wheat offered at market., sales were net readily effected at last week's prices. Wheat, red. new, 745. to 780.; white, new, 784. to 840. • fine, 881. Barley, !grinding, 36e. to 465. Peas, 465. to 60s. Beane, 48e. to 645. Oata, 265. to 32a. HULL, JULY 23.—The trade has been very quiet, yet holders continue firm in their demands. Por fine English Wheats the millers have had to pay rather more money ; but for foreign there has been very little demand, and prices are unaltered. Oats support thou value. Beane are held for 2s. to 3s. per qr. admire, owing to reports that the plants are attacked with the fly, and which fa partially confirmed. Barley and Peas are unaltered. The weather has been very fine, hot, and forcing, for all the new crops. Linseed Cakes meet a good sale fur the mason of the year and prices ere well supported, say, best quality, Hull-mide, 101. ss. ,• foreign, 81. 10s. to 91. 10s. per ton. The arrivals of Linseed this week amount to about 2,630 qrs., say, 1,896 qrs. from St. Petersburg, and 736 from Riga. The market has been well supplied with the finer qualities, but middling and inferior are yet wanting. The demand has continued very steady, and sales are effected at well-supported rates. Fine Odessa, Ms. • Petersburg, fine, 48s. to 495. ; Riga, 465. 6d. ; Bombay, 6a. per qr. Rapeseed a sale of fine Danish is reported at 281. per last. Foreign imports into Hull during this week : Linseed, 2,630 qrs. ; Repeeeed, 1,798 ; Wheat, 2,831; Barley, 1,362; Oats, 9,495; PISS, 46. . . Hawn Hareem, JULY 22.—Wheat, sew, 40s. to 53a Peas, 36a. to 38a. Beans, 34a. to 38s. per load of 5 blokes. Barley, 4435. to 44e. Oats, 295. to 345. per quarter. - - LINCOLN, JULY 23.—We had a fair show of Wheat here to-day, which wee offered at 6s. to 81. 'deuce over last week's rates, and very few biles at those prices. Wheat, red, 74.. to 771.; white, 775. to 80s. Nothing doing in spring Corn to-day. We hear some complaints of the blight in the Wheat crop in this district, but we think that the injury done is not serious at present. • . - LIVIRPOOL, JULY 23.—The recent large supplies into this port have been followed since Tuesday by a further good arrival of Wheat, Indian Corn , and Flour ; the two former articles chiefly from the United States and Europe, with several parcels of Wheat from Ireland, the import from Canada being light for the present : a very numerous fleet of vessels, however, arrived in our river yesterday and this morning from various parte of the world, which will augment our next list of imports considerably, many not being in time for insertion to-day. 1.7p0n the whole the tries has preserved, during the poet two dun the firm tome stated on Tuerday, and • pod demand foe Wheat and Flour bas bean Nat by h at the currency of that day. Tip* a farther numerous assemblage of country-millers to day, the motel runs of Wheat, prlesipally &reign, met a good demand at the full rates of Tuesday, and line qualities, in tome cases, were disposed of A rather higher tams.-Americas Flour being in lively request, mostly for inland consumption, the transactions were extensive, and prime samples, in partial instances, realised a slight amendment. Barley and Malt, with my little Wainer passing in either, barely sustained late prices. Beans, attracting rather less attention, were offered at Is. per qr. ander the advance of Tuesday ; and Peas were scarcely more than nominal in value. Oats, upon a tolerable retail demand, maintained our last quotations; whilst Oatmeal is all respects reunited unvaried. Although the general operations in Indian Dorn weft less active than before, several further paresis were taken for Ireland on the terms last noted. Ind an Meal dull at 19s. per barrel. Refreshed by a few showers in the course of the week and the con tinuance of fine weather, the crops in this district progress rapidly towards maturity with the prospect of an earlier harvest than was anticipated a few weeks since. British : Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, 10e. 2d. to 10c 6d. ; extra, 10e. Gd. to 10.. 9d.; white, 10s. 6d. to 10e. 931. ; extra, 10e. 9d. to 11$. ; Irish, red, 9s. 3d. togs. 6d. ; extra, 9s. 6d. to 9s. 9d.; white, 9s. 9d. to 10s. Borten English, per quarnr, 424. to 445. •, Chevalier, 445. to 4 5.. ; Scotch and frith, per 601 b., 4s. 9d. to bs. 3d. Malt, English, per quarter, pale, 741. to 80a. Oats, English and Scotch, per I 451 b., 4s. sd. to 4s. 7d. • Welsh, 4s. 3d. to 4.. 6d. ; Irish, fine qualities, 45. 3d. to is. Gd.; general qualities, 4.. 24.1. to 4s. 4d. Beans, English, per quarter, 60s. to 528. ; P~lgse~t, r eg l i s si Scotch and Irbil, per 480 lb., 45e. to per quieter, wWts, 56a. to tOe. sall Irish , grey . , 80e to aio Flout, per 280 lb., English and Irish, fine, .535. to 55e. ; superfine, 644. to 56e. ; extra, 565. to 58s. Oatmeal, per load of 240 lb., Irish, new, 38s. to 40s. ; old, 365. to 38e. ; Canadian, old, 361. to 375. Bran, per 24 lb., la. Bd. to ls. 10d. Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, red, 9,. 9d. to 10e. ; white, 10s. 2d. to 10s. 6d. ; United States, red, 9s. 101. to 10s. 2d. ; white, 10s. sd. to 10a. 9d. ; Dantxic, mixed and red, Si. 10d. to 10s. 2d. ; high mixed, 10s. Bd. to I Is. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 9s. 10d. to 10s. 2d. • white, 10s. 6d. to 10s. 9d.; Riga and Peters burn red, 9s. 4d. to 9s. 6d. ; Archangel, 81. Bd. to 9s, 2d. ; Odense, common, red, Be. 9d. to 9s. 2d. ; Polish, 9s. 6d. to 91. Bd. ; French. Spanish, and Italian, red, 9s. 3d. to 9s. 6d. ' • white, 9s. 9d. to 108. • Bennet and Marianopoli, red, 9s. 31. to 9s. 6d. • Egyptian, Gs. 6d. to 7s. ; Mediterranean, &c., hard, ;trl, 7s. 9d. to Bs. Rye, per qr., Baltic, &c., 465. to 60s. Barley, per 6011., bs. to be. 4d. Oats, per 441 b., ts. 3d. to 41. 6d. &Mil, per quarter, European, 48e. to 005. ; Egyptian, per 4801 b., Ms. to 375. Peas, per qr., Baltic, dre., white, 56e. to 6&. ; Canadian, 48s. to 501. Indian Corn, per 4801 b., 38e. to 42a. Indian Meal, per barrel of 1961 b., 19a. to 20s. Flour, per barrel of 1961 b.. Canadian, sweet, 345. to 355.; United States, sweet, 345. 6d. to 361. 6d. ' • United States and Canadiao, sour, 295. to 30s. Arrivals from the 20th July to the 22nd July, inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn Wheat, 16,799 qrs. ; Barley, 953; Malt, 19; Oats, 1,670; Bans, 2,795; Peal, 26; Indian Corn, 26,604; Indian Corn Ideal, 4,100 barrels; Oatmeal, 324 sacks; Floor, 40 sacks, 29,982 banal'. LOUTH, JULY 21.-We had a tolerable supply of Wheat to-day, but there were not many sales effected. An advance of 3s. to 4s. per qr. was realised on a few parcels sold to needy millers, who were out of stock. Nothing done in Spring Corn. lied Wheat, 725. to 825.; white, 84e. to 888. per qr. Rirox, JULY 22.—We were rather better supplied at this day's market, though sales were dull at last week's prim in both Wheat and Beans. Oats, Is. per quarter lower. Wheat, white, 10s. 6d. to Ils. 6d. • red, 90. to 10s. 9d. Beans, Ts. 6d. to Bs. 3d. per bushel. Barley, nominal. Oats, 345. to 40s. per quarter. BI ELPORD, JULY 19.—There was no scarcity of Wheat at market to-day; the growers held firmly fur a rise on last week's prices, which was in come cases obtained to the amount of Is. to 2s. per qr.; the business done was on a limited male. Remised Oats are held for higher prices. In Barley nothing doing. Wheat, red, 73e. to 74a. ; white, 765. to 76e. Soirricuirrom, JOLT 23.—Our market to-day was but thinly attended, and the show of English Wheat was con sequently small. The trade ruled doll at last week's prices, buyers acting with great caution, influenced by the return of Hue weather. In:Earley and Oats nothing doing. Beam rather dearer. SPALDING JULY 20.-The demand for Wheat was en tirely ceased to millers, and the limited trade transmitted we. at an advance of 3s. to 4s. per qr. Several we eareent sa to the fiulare or damage, to • eonsid re extent, of the growing crops. Beans were in demand, at a aimular advance. Oats without alteration. UXBRIDGE, JULY 22.-The Wheat market was again small, and the price Is. to 2s. per qr. deerer. There was but I:ttle other gram at market. Wheat, 181. to 221. 10s. per load of 5 qn. Beans, 60s. to 56e. per quarter. Peas, 60s. to 64. Barley, 46e. to 58s. Oats, 28s. to 425. Rye, 565. to 601 . Tares, 10s. per bushel. WAXEPERLD, JULY 23.-The weather in this district ham been on the whole favourable for the couatry. There Is no doubt the Bean crop has suffered serious injury, and the pro duce must be extremely short. The report of blight is vary general as respects Wheat south of the Humber, bat the ex tent is difficult to define, and at present it produces little effect beyond giving a tone of firmness to the trade. Our applies of grain today are moderate. Wheat finds a fair sale at last week's prices. Barley steady. Oats and Shelling firm at previous rates. Beans Is. to 2e. dearer. No variation in other article*. The following are tho current prices: Wheat, per qr. of 60 lb. to the bushel, Suffolk, Essex and Kent red, new, 765. to 783.; extra, 785.; white, 76e. to 795. • extra, 82s. ; Norfolk and Hunts, red, 725. to 74e. ; ext ra, 775 . ; white, 765. to 775. ; extra, 795. ; Lincolnshire and Cam bridgeable., red, 70s. to 741. ; extra, 765. ; white, 72a. to 755. ; extra, 77e. ; Yorkshire, red, 68s. to 72a.; extra, 74. ; white, 721. to 765. ' • extra, 78e. ; Danttia and Konigsburg, white, 72a. to 765. extra, 785.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 68s. to 745.; extra, 765. ; Mediterranean, red, 62a. to 68s. ; extra, 70a. Old, red, 64.. to 68s ; extra, 70s. Barley, per quarter imperial, foreign 365. to 425. Beans, per quarter. 63 lbs. to the bushel, small, fi ne, 525. to 644., extra, 565. ; Ticks, 51s. to 635., extra, 555. • foreign, 445. to 505., extra, 545. Oats, per stone, medium 16d. to 16d., extra, 17d. ; feeding, IrxL to 16d., extra, 17d. ; foreign, 14d. to 16d., extra, 16d. Shelling, per load of 2611b5., 38s. to 395., extra, 40a. Malt, per load of 8 bushels, 64. to 565., extra, 581. Peas, per imp. qr.. blue and white boilers, 60s. to 525., extra, 561. • ' psi an ti. 40s. to 485., extra, 60s. Rapeseed, per last imp., English, 271. to 991. • foreign, 271. to 291. Liman], per imp. qr., 465. to 645. Imports during the week • Wheat, 3,611 qrs. ; Oats, 611; Beans, 314 ; Rapeseed, 288 ; Flour, 166 sacks. WOODBRIDGE, JULY 21.-We bad rather a better supply of Wheat to-day, but farmers were very firm, and very few would sell under 80a. per quarter for rod. The few transac tions which took place with our millers may be quoted at 783. to 78s. for fine red, to 83s. for fine white Wheat. Hay ' mall Peas, 42a, to 43e. per quarter ; but we had few buyers at these prices. Doarrz tc, Jura' 17.—0 n Wednesday purchasers came forward, and, as there were only 300 luta exposed, they yen almost all taken at higher prices. Good high mixed, 0110., at 68e. 6d. ; fine mixed, 621b5., at 665. 6d. ,• inferior gegerlptions, at 645. to 64t. 6d. On Thursday there was W i e small lot of fine, high-mixed, Upp e r Polish Wheat which sold at 695. ; and a lot of ordi n a r y, unclean rimed stehed 66e. 6d, Yesterday, some fine Bog Wheat , z4ort but sellers stood out fir 725., there bM mg a general a better market next Monday, when • larger pro. main at Wheat will be prepared for sale. JULY:lish Wheats maintain their propotionately better than other qualities, being leas alllmingg; , on the spot, are held at 495. per qr. ; aid due same, for delivery in August, is offering at 475. Migissepoll, on the spot, 475.; and for delivery in August, 64. • bard Taganrog, 44a. ; Danube, Us. to 395. Bonilla, to 395. ; all for immediate shlpment, and as to quality. ffiarttst Jume 15.—Within the last fourteen days thirty sla lass esasstd this harbour, lades with salt, seals, prem. Minoarth. tame. *a, and 'Wrung lava lath Me mat part led= via me& Wit bass at this rim* Y mot mike of oar barout ; Waft winter sad soma lolls sari la sal* ashen sane boo basil by oar mai agM idriatala We !mat Hat we may ask bars say more rale, stbaratma It is hared bat lbw pragasSava be akadsd, sail that tie agar* el parbisss all not . yet soma Itt ea saL Itnembr, JuLT 17.— TL anew* Sot n. blierior, sod tisivasbolin dam, that are rand dirt isle. mane * agues ate phi lath of wheat and rye, egagelhe *a Year. JrLT 17. itir wheat, 'Ma arced a melastica Is the priti Ar r*Xe l brwat; ma, relde et arm* yen Wheel kiwi; the /pa* ivory llah Nem Pell we Mil met it my Maid fa pairal** there is a rale aiame ties be balm% oat *an apes set swear to be Wed* to W. oak* fottiolroto, lota 15.--Groat activity condom to pre. nit in tho tom whit. Bintiot,, :mar 14.—Witest is ia good Awed, and Mli ISe smissi Issas. owls mei Imo essslogiles, It I Is s sleds is sigma ow" Ilmws is doss end IWO by as miss Is saspselbs Wks fosims I = ll gig l i ri t i Zir Llitt =OM lost,r4l, ken......, kr 1..... a. d Obi Iwo% wtoto km meted to pot qmoitisi. awl Ooloott, 3m 10..—Lottoro fess T Men us that ha Silmasesos stermaisalles et N. at &out =lwo tow laic tin al thet la hot w loin wool WA tom& la dr stro4tok as. dame wry kW Oboe Ihe epilog ths sinisliss. sibewelindlOS cistaisils of whistling km ispiileS. Ihrea111•11Ak I a dolt- Cosa. a I b • mom ow ire ivzssissS. mil lisisislrLsll.eat- The sollis Sul piss* sitaddlur shoe Ilis asdre rya Isms Ss NT Ur Om Milled islieslissli awl absoillsaries ; Os whist asps sidalbe. rim ISidisoll ye loss Oat dr awl- V I A se N Z a rassis ma rZA N Tid a =4 41:Fl i t 1141Issse. aliessels we ‘llXts . Ilisymisassai Oils the iamb tsis do Is t..assl.l Irma Orielrasilm eb ts UMW ma* ONO tat GALIs sip swami most logr. as, Joan 111.—The pries et aim imlisuis= down; AM whit w siosition a our ponds si mirk whosever iris soil ha mask. Several dip have eras la within the marekW SW: and. tocantitto to too repaid lismslmiss at sleassers, thus ISO us already la the Dared% e , 4- the - ibliaiii iiti July. Mims. T. —___.. 66 ...tl5 3 6 ... MAO Mt Mar i Carols 4O ... 12 2 0 ... UM& °m g ". 15 7 6 ... &Cm Ditto 3O 10 0 ... Coto • CI& Odd at th• Nies, on the 30th July. .06assences Ditto BLACK TIN. Mum Um& Prima Purchasers. Drake Walls 44. .. 147 0 Daub.: and Wi'llams. Ditto 6 37 0 Weida Co. &Williams. Dino.. 34 2ll 0 Woofs& Smelting Co. Ditto 1 231 0 Ditto. St. AtmesConsols 3 43 1 6 Danboa. Ditto 9 42 0... Weak& Co. &Willis's& Ditto 4 73 0 ...Danbos, Wheel Besm(Deme)syLlS 45 0 Ditto. Ditto 10 4l 1 0 Ditto. Ditto. 17 43 - Ditto 4 l9 —Mining Journal. 26 0 0 Wei - Lame Ulna Co. &ampled July 7, sad si3llla Pewee's Hotel, Truro, July 22. Mines. Tom. Prim Mines. T. Prim. DevouGt.Cons. / West Caindou 73 ... 7 4 0 WlssalMaris. ; 97 "• " 9 ditto 48... 12 0 6 ditto 87 7 3 0 ditto 37 4 3 0 ditto 86 ... 8 2 6 ?tidies B2 4 10 6 ditto 76 bl 2 0 ditto 60 513 0 ditto 74 613 6 Pm Consols 3O ... 8 4 6 ditto 39 ... 7 2 6 ditto 34 ... S S Wheal latish. 81 ••• 0 7 0 1 - _ - ditto 43 413 ditto 58... ditto 50 ... 6 18 ditto 49 ..• 6 7 Wit. Fanny lOO ... 8 8 Treonvesas ditto 6 8 4 13 d i tto Gs 413 Tre k 7,l llT:to t* 1 4 6 03 5 2 9 9 1 1 62 3 43 1 1 1 0 0 43 7 ditto 6 1 ditto• 80... 4 7 ditto 57 ~. 8 3 ditto 31 ... 2 13 West Co-radon ditto 9 2 TOTAL Toes s, d. Do.OOGIOOo. jjj 9 0 wheal Jodrah ditto si::: al ditto 16... 9 11 Powey Coned' 107 ... 11 1 ditto 106 ... 612 ditto 104 ... 610 Wh. Priendahip 91 ... 9 9 ditto 87 ... 713 ditto 32 . . 5 6 Wh. Jewell ditto 33 ... 717 ditto 38 ... 8 3 Bedford United 103 ... 7 8 Bdivier 94 4 3 Ifolmbnah Ting Tang We. Maiden South Tovran Wh.Unity Wood 6 ... 7 1 SODUCE- Toria. P 4. 4. Wh. Penn:idol:op 310...1,094 Whet, Jewel „.111... 633 Beaked United 103. 766 1 Barrier ft.: as . nerve= 4lO . 1,506 9 0 Holmboth 6O. WM Treviakey 331...2,076 3 6 Ting Tang 59. 240 West Caradon .. 651...2,5 S 10 6 Wheal Maiden 30... 153 Poldice 332...1,c90 90 1 South Toy= ... 15... 70 row/ Console 317-2,242 4 6 1 int. Dafty Wood 6... 42 ... Average Standard ElO3 80 i Average Prodnoa' Avenge Price per ton E6 4 0 Onantityof Ore 3 , 2661010 I I .9lBn.a4Plne Copper, 783 U. 8 cwt. Amountd Moonotey Lure Sun.—Average Standard ..ElO3 10 o—Average Produce...ld COMPANIES BY NVUOM TRH ORES WERE I'URCIIAI,EI3. _ _____ Tom Amo.nt Mon M mil Ned DI. 333 _...F1,31816 8 111 .. . 3,133 18 9 7111 Proms mai Os. ll2ll ..... .... 3,993 17 3 P. Oeullii mod Se= 179 C4.482:70rnpan7 ' 111 ... Nettle, mid Ow ._ .... .... 434 ____ 2,413 13 8 Mom .and CO Total tons Copper Ores for male on Thursday week, at Pearee's Hotel, Truro.—Mines and Parcels.—Conse li dated, I,oss—U n i te d Mines, I,ooo—South Caradon, 433—Perran St. George and Belenzta, 365—Par Coneols,26l—Treleigh Consols, 239 Wheal Comfort, 237—St. Aubyn and Grumbler, 221 Teethellan, 203—Wheal Sisters, 180—Wheal Ellen, 108— Wheal Andrew and Nangiles,77 —Wheal Clifford, 76—Wheal Miry Console 50—Wheal Prudence, 41—Redruth Console, 20—St. Austell Consols, 20—Wheal Union, 6—Bavie Moor, s—Wheal Buller, 3.—Total, 4,603 tons. Copper Ores for sale on Thursday week, at Tyact's Rotel, Camborne.—Mines and Parcels.—Camtorne N'ean, 642 — Wheal Seton, 633—North Pool, 603—East Wheal Crofty, 681—Tincroft, 545—Dolceath, 372—Fowey Consols, 300— South Wheal Basset, 254—South Wheal Francis, 241--Con durrow, 222—Wheal Buckets, 135—East Pool, 94—Lanivet Consols, 88—Wheal Vyvyan, 62—Wheal Ruby, 10—Wheal Courtney, 10.—Total, 4,794 tons, COPPER ORES. Sampled Jane 30, and sold .t Seaman, July 22. Mines. Tote. Produce. Standard. Prim. ' Cobra ditto ditto ..„.._ ... .... 101 ...... 149 ditto 11194 11 • 97 Melo 66 'SI C44 2t10 - ..' .. ' B6 - .27 72 .„ 26 90 sas 5. 22 11 909 ..... 21 13 ditto 7O . 27 ditto ditto MI sass.. 93 ditto II sass.. 24 Pennsylvania 7B 73 ditto ditto .. . ..« 14 11 ditto . 64 .„ 19 13, Rom Ilse a.. • 33—.. 97 R 99 .... 27 13 Mao OM ' Melo 4' ' ow 17 13 MM..« ..«..92, dab 4B ... . 88 38 -..„. 34 „.. 98 19 107 7 9 7 6 64 dttbs ditto 0 onto 1 . $4 erottetoss Cute 93 ....„.. 11 ditto 34 _ 2 l3l ...... 1 4 linackmalson Iveyll3i Son Andreas ditto ditto Bamboo Kaw-aw _ . _ —..— TOTAL nu:nit:cm Toni tad: Tim ta d. Cobre 552...7,414 1 Crombse• 1.., 40 0 Coplapa 444... 9,531 3 I Cuba_ ...131 , 1,179 9 Pconsylvailii. 407... 4,190 4 Xmockmehon...ll3 745 18 Burnt Burrs 151... Mal 6 laaey 60... 247 10 Barn Burn .. 370... 6,261 4 San Asdresi 57... 386 5 Bershaven 196 .. 1,430 7 Ballygalum ... 33.. 127 1 llgrony 148... 543 16 Salim, Copper Ores for sale August s.—Bershaven, 100; ditto, 82 ; ditto, 80 ; ditto, 60 ; ditto, 36.—Cobre, 81 ; ditto, 76 ; ditto, 67; ditto, 27; ditto, 64.—Cronebane, 82; ditto, 63; ditto, 50; ditto, 30.—Tigrony. 9.—Cepiapo, 100 ; ditto. 83. —Chilli, 64 ; ditto, 55 ; ditto, 40.—Luba, 94; ditto, 60. , Holyford, 90; ditto, 6..—Burrs Barra, 74; ditto, 60; ditto, 70 ; ditto, 9.—Llandudno, 31 ; ditto, SO.—Princess Royal, 33.—Vine Slag, 11; ditto, 10.-12anidloes, 1,875 tons. Capper Ores for Si]. August 12.—Knocknishon, 479, Chili, 371.—Cobra, 292. —Cronsbane, 283.—Copiape 203, Cabs, 157.—Olasgew Slag, 77.—Burn Burrs. 51.—Prineses Heys, 50.—Ballymurtagh, 47.—Vine Slag, 20.—Total, SAO inns. HOPS.— BOROuou MARxrr. Two o'Clock.— Moroi. Pattanden and Smith, Hop futon, report that there la no alteration to notice. snat Iwo mews, wort. 11.• e• O. • I Yeartlft Xmas.. p tort. it a se U. II Weald of Las Is• • 'foully/ Sure, 111 al II teem III tot I 014 Hoge.. . 1114,1 e Vomiter BOUTR•MPTON, JO LT 23. —Holders gave way eines lest market day, offering beet Farnham. and Kent. at 28. 6d. per cwt. tem money ; inferior do., with second quality Sussex and Rents, much the same. Reports from the Hampshire Hop districts are better than last week ; the Hops are much improrel by the late thunder-storms, rain, and breezes. WOOL—SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 23.-I"rade better. Staplers and agents for manufacturers appeared willing puz chosen at a trifling advance. The show not so large as last week. The best Teg Wool sold readily at 31s. to 325. 6d. of the partials were of low per tod. litany of tree parcels were of to. quality ; for ouch Co variation in prime. Best long Wool, Ille. to 325. per tod. Those packs containing Ism than half Teg Wool were of fered at 2.5 e. to 265. per tod ; some ma low as 24. Comm Wool., containing locks and cote, were offered much lower. HAY.--SmiTarrELD, Two o'Clock.—Mesons. Cooper sod Davis, Hay and Straw flaliwates, report prices as follows : Primo lloadotr. 74. to IN Sow Ka to IN.) Myr.. No. to toe. tam. Ws.** IN. I Itotreo 01.. to 41.30. Nam ... No. to Ns. Clovr, am, No. No. CATTLE.—Exgraa LAMMAS FAlL—This fair was held on Wednesday last. The supply of stock was moderate, except fat Beef, which was scant, and sold at about late from 10e. to 11e. per seore. A good supply of wor k. kg Oxen and Steers, but neither them nor store Cattle ge nerally were in request, and many were driven away unsold. Very excellent plough Oxen were sold at 341. the pair, and the bat at 401. Good Steers sold at about 121. each, the quotation being from this figure to 161. Barrenen were not asked for, and late prices could not be maintained : they must be quoted at 6s. 6d. to barely 61. 6d. per score. Cows and Calves wan not in demand, but went off slowly at from 111. to 171. each. _ Beam ex FAIR (Sussex), JOLT 23.-This sew fair ' was exceedingly well attended. It was computed that !kW Sheep were penned; Lambe, chiefly South Downs elf the Sussex and Hants breed, Nought great pica; some of the best pens made from 36e. to Me. each; other . qualities, /10s. to Mo.; Ewes, from 455. to 625. each; some inferior, from 35e. to 40e. ; stock Wethere, from 445. to 60s. Horses were ' not so numerous, yet those for sale, being good in quality, sold at high prices ; they were principally farmers' sorts, some makng 301. to 351. each • good strong cart hones, for heavy dnwing, went off as high as 401. each ; but little doing among the poor sort. Store Beasts, chiefly Short-horns and Herefords, sold readily. KINGSBRIDOR FAIR, JULY 20.-There was about the usual quantity of stock exhibited; the demand fair, and prices mach the same as of late, beat fat Bullocks, 60i. to 635. : snood, 68s. to 60s. Cows and Calves, 50s. to 56e.; poor sleek rather lower, 86s. to 40e. per cwt. Sheep, fat, 6ld. to 7d. SOUTHALL, JULY 21.-We had a better trade to-day and a shoat supply, at improved prices. Beef (Hereford and Devon) was from 2.5. to 51. Mutton. 4a. to 6s. 44. Veal, 4s. to 6e. 2d. Lamb, 51. to ee. 64. Pork, 3e. 44. to 41. Bd. per stone, sinking the offal. COVENT GARDEN.— This Morning.—Therofiry of Vegetable' continuer abundant, and hothouse Fruit w more than sufficient for the demand. Engßah Pine-apples are more plentiful, and foreign ones are also abundant. Grapes are plentiful, and so are Cherries. Strawberries are nearly over. Peaches, Nectarine!, snd Melons are abundant. Oranges are very scares. Nu% are gait* mufti- j °sm.—Sold at the Mine ea Mos ♦p ole , pro lb. 14 to C. Grapes, labour, per lb.. Is to Id Kelo4s, PAgikat, Is tot. eac► Peaches per Po., as to 104 Meats , Imes. per acts. Is to to. Kllaw bert ea. pes polite. Ist to Is Chet ries, per lb , 34 to 94 Curran% per ►.11.10... is 44 WI. Orange., per doz. Is to la 44 per 104, 64 to 19s Abloom, per dor, Pe b Is N Greer., per Cat boost Os 64 to Ps CoultPoweto, per Pm., Is to French Ikon, per bf.sre, Is to Is N Sorrel, prr►R re, Se to Potatoes, per too, WI to 1405 esrt.ls lob bushel, Is fel to 4._ Xldope - 1:0;u74 " s - td - So Iki Prarr.e, per Its, Id to MI Tunlpe, per &dee, /stab Red beet, per dor, Is toil Horse liad/sh, per boodle, Is to 48 Coearobers, each, b to Is Rhubarb, per bundle, 44 to N Leeks, per dor. ta to So Otters per trundle, Id to Is Ild Carrots, per tp.c0,411 to Id 0.10., per bustort, 3s to Se 81.11ots, per lb, I to to 14 rifilf Or isimad. Wards sad Chortauts are tam, darilaidifiraor* Of Iftesiables, Cauliflowers are good c mite tka lase may be said of Green Peat. sod ps are cheaper. French Beans hare altearibat little in pries. Celery is dearer. Potatoes are plettlful, and good in quality. Dutch Potatoes may also be obtained in considerable quantity. Lettuces and ether salading are abundant. Mushrooms are cheaper. Cut Flowers consist of Baths, Pelargoniums, Gardenias, Ant. manda cathartics, Stephanotus floribunda, Carnations, Picotees, Fuchsias, Tuberoses, Moss and other Roses. 4..4..{w, Seville, per IN, de to Ids Beellle, per IN., Is id to Dawn, per IN, Is to per ICO, de to Geserberrelee , PNlll o " o " , ftt". ♦lmo.oe, per peek, Gs Rsreet .khnou&, per 10 to is Nuts, Ilereelees, per beak., Us tells Breda, IL tole. Oar!le, per lb, Ad to 1. Spinach, per sleets, I. 44 to Is I isperages, per KW, la to 44 Peas, pee stem Is s 4 Attic totes, per ass., Ole 4 Vegetable Matron, par des., el to 1. Lettuce, C.b , per soote.let to le Itedabet, per do.. 1.143, 34 to la tent,. pet dos 14..44 to ta Mashreoras, per settle, el to Is entall &sleds. per peneet. 14 to el Fen eel, per bane \, bi to 34 Savory, per beach. e 4 1e 44 Thyme, per Iteacb, Watercress, per 12 so boa. 44 to ad Parsley. per haleeieve, Is to 1. 64 ILoota, per beadle, Is to toil Stint, demo, per bunch. 14 to 14 Marjoram, per booth, 34 to 44 or Yeskrday's Lariats am Aug pay. SHIPPING. MAILS ARILIVED.—DubIia, 3; Waterford, 2; Donaghadee, 11; French, 1; Flanders, 1. Luxtrow, July 24. Wind this day at noon, N. to N.N.E , light airs nod fine. DEAL, July 23.—N.W. to S.W., nearly calm.—Arrived: I Punjab, Calcutta; Daphne, Bahia, for Stettin; Penguin, Trinidad ; Queen of the South, and Strathmore, New York; Catherine St. Andrew's, New Brunswick, for Hall ; M Jane, Itickibmito. Arrived from Ow river and sailed : Ralph Bernal, New Zeeland ; Isabella Blyth, Calcutta ; §writser land, New York; Unicorn, Boston ; Susan, St. - 7alsti'a, trew Brunswick; Palestine, River St. Lawrence. Sailed; Thit outward hound. CO WM, July 23.—N.—Arrived Thomas Bennett, Ha- DARTMOUTH, July 23.—W.—Off port Emerald, Mira michi, for Exmouth; Speed, St. John's, N.B. FALMOUTH, July 23.—Variable.--Off port : Cerere, New York, and sailed for London. KILRUtiII, July 21.—W.5.W.--Arrived : Ariel, New York. i,ttsaatca, July 22.—W.—Arrived Visiter, St. Fnuicii ; lanthe, New York. KINGSTOWN, July 22.—W.N.W.—Arvind; Eurydice, Demerara • W►ve, St. John's. WTEIL'O D,3 i 1y21.-6. to IV.N.W.—Arrived : Downes, New York. BELFAST, July 22.—W.—Arrived: Gratitude, Alexandria, U. S.; Dauntless, end Sprite, New York. CLYDE, July 22.—S.—Arrived: Argaum, Calcutta; James Stewart, Pernambuco ; Superb, Dalhousie. Sailed : Canner ton, Berbice ; Cambria, Montreal. D ent.i re, July 22.—W. Arrived John Hector. Norfolk Black Diamond New York. Sailed: Eleanor, Barbadoes: Bachelor, New York. HeLL, July 23.—W.—Sailed : Endymion, Miramichi. OPT THE START, July 21.—Renner, and Apropos, St. Croix ; Amnon, New Bedford ; Lubnits, New York. PLYMOUTH, July 23.—N.W.—Arrived : Edward, Quebec. Orr PILL, July 21.—Alvarado, New Orleans, for Cilou- BRISTOL, July 23.—N.W.—Arrived : Lady Peel, Quebec. Ore HOLYHEAD July_92.—Courtenay, Quebec. Coax, July 21'.--S.W.—Arrived klresenger, New Orleans; Reliance, Boatoa ; Prompt, St. John's. Off port: Stirling, Savannah; Hillsborough, St. John's. WHITIHATEN, July 22.—W.—Arrived Samuel, Quebec. CUIRENDALL, July 21.--The Siruson, of and from New York to Liverpool, with bread•stuffs, struck on Rathter Island, 19th inst., and remains, with 10 feet water in her hold. HULL, July 23.—The Marshall (st.), arrived from Ham burg to-day, with damage to cargo, having been on fire. PORTLAND Fautx, July 17.—Arrived: General Graham, Quebec. MINDER, July 22. —B.E. to W.S.W.—Arrived : 21, Earl Powia, Montrml. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDS.—FRIDAY, JULY 23. PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT. The ceremony of proroguing the Imperial Parliament took place yesterday, in that part of the Palace of Westminster which I. appropriated to the 'Wimp of the House of Lords. It being determined that tier Msjesty Queen Victoria should 'in person perform this ceremony, the customary preparations for the reception of the royal person, the Prince Consort, and the state attendants and cortege, were made. Tickets for the admission of peeresses and others en titled to, or desirous of witnessing the pageant, were issued front the office of Lord Willoughby d'Eresby, the hereditary grand chamberlain, and at 12 o'clock the doors were opened, in order to permit the company to savable. By one o'clock the whole area of the splendid chamber oi peen was filled with the elite of the kingdom. The peen' benches in the body of the house were crowded with ladies; the galleries, north, south , east , and west were similarly adorned, and the coup d'ail was at once magnificent and inte resting, as well from the rank and beauty of the fair °ern pants of the seats, as from the picturesque appearance and mime of their dresses, jewellery, and caparisons. The con bvst between the rich and varied costumes of modern inven. don and fashion and the highly ornate style of the architec tural embellishments of the chamber, bnnging together the enema of novelty in dress and the quaint i deas of beauty of mope age (termed lo renaissance), was exceedingly *sift as well as striking. Some of the more elderly of the pagrestes and other lady spectators were apparently de em)) of atoning for the absence of those charms which doubtless distinguished them in their youth by bringing to the account an unusual quantity of brilliants and other rare jewels, as well as caparisoning themselves in the richest products of the loom. They were most successful in their endeavour, and aided greatly in producing the general grandeur of effect which, with one universe accord, was pronounced by the most experienced spectate. of this and similar eights to be unrivalled. The arrangements of the house are such that the 'peers in their ashes occupy the centre of the bons the benches be the right of the throne bobs Illeseged by • inn of mains; honourable deenaline at weny era mad edger, dis played by the plamiplestindin Ind savoys from Onwipt powers mad den reins sets. Winn so many distinguiasi peeing wen reeseihied it was Meek to make • anise of pediment Winded; bat the mink& Duke el W ea lineally eineed to snout endgessal elima dee. and pimps Nannsheilis Jenny Lad, who wee waled not fir distant from the Duke of Umiak goy be ainsed ei having In some degree diverted the gams el the emenlied multitude. The LORD CHANCELLOR, in his baron's robes, took his seat about half-mat one, and silence having been with sense difficulty obtained amongst the innumerable prattlers who surrounded his lordship, judgment was pronounced by hies in a law case (for which see our report). At about 20 minutes pest two o'clock the guns announced that her Majesty had reached the precincts of the house. The peers took their seats, and presently Queen Victoria, preceded by the tabarded heralds, state officers, pages, and lords in waiting, made her entrance into the hall. Her Majesty's immediate attend ants wets, the Prince Consort, the Duke of Wellington (bearing the sword of state), the Marquis of Winchester, besting (by hereditary ri§ht) the cap of maintenance ; the Marquis of Lan s downe y virtue of his o ffi ce as President of the Council), bearing e crown ; the Duchess of Suther land, mistreat of the robes ; the Countess of Desert, lad in waiting; and the Viscount Combermere, gold stick. T personages all took their appointed stations around the Queen, who (having taken her seat on the throne, whilst Prime Albert, who wore a field-marshal's uniform, plumped himself in his chair) commanded the peers to be seated likewise, and the Usher of the Black Rod, Sir Augustus Clifford, was then commanded by her Majesty to summon the Commons to the royal presence. The Speaker of the House of Commons, in hie state robes, and attended by a numerous cortege of member), amongst whom were several of the ministers, shortly afterwards ap peared at the bar of the house, and after the customary obeisances the right hon. gentlemen thus addressed her Majesty : " MOOT °RAMC. Bovimarox " We, your Majesty's most faithful Commons, attend your Majesty with the bill by which the supplies are com pleted for the current year. They 62se1anted with a striot regard to economy, as also with a dispositi on to make ample prevision for all branches of the pu blic service. Donne the program of the session whisk is now about to umbrae, we have bon called upon nationly to consider various measures foe the pastical impeo, cant of the law, and for the asoidiseedue et the saveemit lead wee*. of the potpie. And where it is eel bum penile these nessares to a wiliterituy eseelestee, we lepb le KZathe way fir seat tot useful legislation ri ti parlament. - " • have passel ads te reenlate the essl teridir et lands la ; and, whilst to the eiablislied pelmabies of law, we lisati mead thellitiss err - &Meg is that part of Sr bleolleea with real peeperep, vita nit teed greatly le ilineents scene_ ty sad value Owe. We have farad it swarm le pines a further lisilletine on the hours of labour al pew pene h n g r ns eyed is hats ries and by guiles for air re ligious and mo Ow rowtwitios, end the exercise of *sir dews* eadte. we Ups le low per manently elevated the sherester aid esaltdem lea legesesd industrious clan mereettia awarthaftskg epodbm " There is, hewaret,mes Web ef peemeent to which your lbjesfy wet ereieesly pistoled es= attention at the ersistmeof era" sod which calle For d tor keg ea eeziewe mei meeths pest weer Iferootrt selikels Ice Ire land ban hip oollysits two ties smilleed east@ ettamine and its too Seger* eswesollee•--lhermi; reerbles paw Wary aid, awl pomp end same* memo ennehthile fatal proven sad le pima se inn{ Neat emeellietlen of seeker is msy rebst thel "Ns eellueveer bebroriligr a :s we he most this tossiblis ateseeeey. esstrisilos ea tie leirsr toles grist Lis beta ' and every toseuree losielotios wopiord. to what no human wham glen avert—this awfal dispensation of Divine PiddilllKO Nor, in providing for this emergency, have we Two ace• CHILDREN'B HAIR.-ROWLAND'S lif ACA 4 :i A R OIL nonflime the HAIR In IN MINI . ° MM., woo %Ma Its tomth. ' , adobes It In nialarlM, and einennuite the pommelon 0 boldly lyour. 410 IMIRMIII .O IIOI bombs minty to the haat period alumna life. OtiSel psellylss It Sipa sit eau[ sal Is. parity, and renders the am Ss Ins ossb vassesa bi lksisse of PC MOUS IMITATIONS !!!—The istslas sellis Ss rade "ROWLAND'S MACASSAR 011; on the S. 61, rs. ; family bottles leopard to four ma,. DU. RI , _. Ss% las Ibt per bolsi. Sold by the proprietors. at M. Hatlessoriss Lesko, tad by all amide and perfumer. ;i