The Express. — London, England, 1847-05-27 00:00:00

1 ) 1^ 1 ' - -. .. 7 --.... 4 7 --' - - €.-- . - '.°---e-- 1 on% U OR TICULTURAL SOCIETY, EXHIBITIONS - t the GARDEN hr the year 1647. T :maining !shirtier will take pare on the fearing Seta -Mae IS, and July 17. Me 11116,6 a. ,4,u sorer, whether Fellows or not, will he at liberty * m pg ratters be exhibition. ' be revered; let tee will be earl at the dam li " .""41 ' Mon. gArr lis 11 :: ro illei aiso d oxhibitiam price w to their ex . :s int i e h : or °snare yes Ineameem.-Ithlbllers are eareestly . ..grits weillnip i r=eh t e=f il lielettet o eel* ava„..vt the Swim so *slob= tables. WW I mmHg the& t a le =m l ehrl A a teesel a irr there. Sot Ur Wes ilmilrhe l = Zia Wit me lea slee fIatiImOVA S ZOW he Om setesdae; EY W the WI W- MX=Yoe, er arbse esess limn we be tithe km, stub seem or bimeimmet be eadeded - week All reeedemmk_rebelber if kelt fie er e s.eA ea 01 ..1 1 - lii mi • Ina so mini wee NM& i ell* dighelsid tate We based We exhale& ..=wer imeloolsee - alws Who aldbllene, tr_ ”neees le rade W WWI* * We 'Weft Sir alio sr gbeardesershastredeple seme seaprom e 5....„... ling. oesodtted beihm indoor debt le Ws er = the Ottrirris: = 1" d ell be ever l = id ml weer not otlfeiall; Older' Maw Naltiblises haste pumas may ~Mr the garden a m. o mrmsdr, wan they will be required to she Were op to the a Oise at t3e C.u - t et 's-mirdieste. hewn BriN6v.-Exhibitors of ettt lowers mod supply their own rwr+st.mal, The liar all bum mint either be looser made le owe ; limas ANO Rrwase.-11e Society &striates • tha Mow*, --naseel KAM an d tewara,y :- value Z a. Neel s. Ceram:ft ef BG. Isrp irma ltliver Gilt 0 to EL Ear Barran real 1 0 08. Gold Bankers Do 7 0 fa, glair gaghtan Do- 1 3 OK. Gold 'Weida Do 18. Ira WY' lip I It to. large Gold Do IS 0 CL Orraleete ef Earl- CIL Gertrude el limo= 20 0 lass .. .... .....::. 3 13 The stention-ol exhibitors iv particularly nerrial to the alteni. Ems made so tilt lit lilt aid Rewards. Letriturs ta whom any meals or reward' *mil be avoided am th ,,,,,,,,,,, e x m ount, or may rearm their isles to mosey i r k Ws a ash i bit t o o r sai n t active . • lir prim le sey en set m. any real ha Ms nen ~... .Pser im !',: . b,, Pr lL U s t ikismy "dSL obsmsed. Iled If embldWar moliWeart - the award el a resat, and It ski be ell=sede eases. rid he as aloud it by exhaddag Ares sellemi We hie owe err the et hia meeter, sea awned dull be truoilled, to rearibitor root below him, wane read be', to like amok, be lesseferred to the porno imsiallilisly biarewliss; him in wrap; ad se on. e Li carom-Viso will be Erdal IMO dews as ex. Errata oa. No meddle sot of hartlealbral produce will be M behead apse the labs. bildblftes will do wili to make Serape ssipoirried with thearrsepmeniedeoribed to the fallow. Mg Mr limy e r.. in ell near be estedred tr ih a printed AVM be s idnelenWe m fumbled le Wm Is the storing an der what hew ihdr plants mole be dews ; r ere partiodarly meeseedln Ulm modes, *et V men , le the ewer* or the judge. sheellolow, is of eddeltss oaths pert of exhibitors In mew -it dee:aeftmee, the surly erect maitreske to rectify Y MIA Mamma ars frey wettest are to be Mtwara 1* itehOlbers to an florists' One* ad the Judges see eilltelinsd from &walla any medal to su e wisdoms, whatever their writ may lee If lids repletion le net sospal with. By Barbee Sewer. ere meet sot as., Sowers iie eny at serned, but also foriniet, pelargodies, rases, and oda,. WW. Seery ealibi•or will be reveled b deliver, mean Sat entering the =• truly-written animeed of the Lire in the following nada whlek be Weeds to exhibit; and no alteration in the grolesalli be afterwards wirer spun any preface. CLABII L FLO/MILS; be which nureetymen and priest* growers fart independently of sack other. mze tt =husw ; in oollectiona of 12 new and 11 -rats varieties, with superior skill, in 0-Inch pots. 011-13G--CE. aims ; km collections of 12 varieties, la 11.1nch pots. LB. Any rout that shall not have been actually grown in it. inch pots will be apart/ad. C. Bova, in pots; 11 distinct rarieties. 013-60-CE. N.B. The Judges are required to disqualify any collection which shall be found to contain • pant which has been mealy plated in the pot from the open ground. D. lielrows. bra ex varieties. 81f --81:4-C. L Owe heaths; in collections of 13 entirely satinet varieties. OK i -- - 0.-SG. N.B. It v expected that the same pisat Ma not be exhibited on more thus one oenadmi. F. Gips Meth', ; in oolleetkins of 12 sithete 4 atiet E rerieties. (Nur serymen mum show In this leder.) 0 fl. time rata ; 9 entirely ratan varieties. SO-CE-113. NAL No pawn will be allowed to bow in more than one of the &ram 8, F, and 0. L Cape homthe ; single aped:ant displaying very superior cultist, * I .. 1.4-91 K-Sit. X Oakeitartaa, In sixes; ht 11-inch pots. LB-BX--88. L Carotairms, in pins of 24 distinct varieties. L 8 411-88. I. Econece, in pars of 24 Edina valeta& LS-8111-SIB. B. Nis ; in pans of 21 distinct nineties. SK-81. NIL Carnations, pima: as end pinks, met be shown in boxes of four does, of the Mowing dkossoions : from emu e to metre, 1 Inches ; from metre to remade, 2j_ ,do. • depth at bra, da. ; ditto front. 34 do. The *r to be painted light green. No col. Maio. will be allowed to exhibit in what they condition. ace net oncludied with. B. Engle spec meev of very aim, Ise oelthetian. 80-CR-LS. C. 8.48 IL-FLOWERS ; for rake di perms are admitted to meta emeipollien. 0. Stars or greenhouse plants; li&rie. CIIIFLO -GK. N.B. Cala:4,lu, awl are ex cluded. N•it tl r two ren b e d ' Y. Wrs or greenhorns preen 10 Omen Oft-GB-SO. Nail. Not more Ws .ere ma leshode. Q. Bum or greed:loam *Mu ill Ores Ili.-1113-CM. N.B. No dup:icats armed Ye. Irldbllmeseneet show be Imre than one of the deems %se,_lssei. S. Greenbaum azaleas ; In IS MOO reedier. 014-80-CL S. Greellame azaleas • in 6 dirtied des 110-CL-LS. N.B. No one ran Mow in both elms el mak*. T. Collection of IS now hardy evergreens worn in pote ; mini** evaded. CE-IS-SX. 11. Omani, of new or wry ran suleis is tn g s, be than the third year of their croak Maims. N.B. T and l' can oniya rows at the WOWS= be hey. W. Exotic orchids ;ha feenons of not Saw then 10 ream. CII -LO.-43K. N.B. Exhibitors cannot slum in more than one of the chases W, B, or Y. X. Exotic orchids ; In collations or 12 spades OK-GB--SO. Y. Fate orchid,: iii collections aids rode'. 08-80-LI. I. Owlet alaryoniunis • to Mn Enact wales, in pots net lee than II lochs. in diameter. La -61 i -118. AA. Magadan* ; 11.1 a distinct ram =Midas' superior cold- I err. 80-CE-L9. N.B. By :he vim Mager the wild kind' imported from • I the Caps of Gael or Weer Nelland, tuberous species in. rave, and est mamas& I 88. Fancy pamperer; ht M. iii-ex-sc. cC. ',adman • In aillesisme Oar ewer tlies dr species, exhibit- We superior atillienden. lii-MC-1111. , DD. Distinct arielissef WS mete be lbws. 08-30-CB. N.B. Ile GB and 30 ardeloseenst be be glean if fewer than six l varieties aneedellasil. • XL Baer of 30 .rein. in Wee besele% l eedt coediting of three tromesas they ism gathered, se le se e fez as posable, the bait el the M If nrieded -811. ' ILL Neale way wa ; exhitdta Is this Mew ems be compete in the igiowing. IF. Brae, erithited at in the agar XL, mell le 28 varieties. ESC tO-C _ ( Prints grown oe* me sidle berm) N.B. Moho. seed * them Odes *me WOW Isr new meat be gives *the pthem', eel W rem see lest Be sddlfillse without a elmle.lbe regelstkese Imre ftstl, aLiebethey elk allowmaim ea Tandy orchi edto ds in pole, lesellsolloes; apikehe of eypripoilmSe. IL-111-C. UL Nerdy eypelpediems. St-111-C. IL Cliplermartal orchid', be net fewer Ws six species. LB -1111-1111. tilllatiless; be milastleme dela spedee. 110-OE-LB. Wm& ham he Miele et II wos, 011-L6-BK. lIOL lib* dwarf pie* be sellsellses of W. CE-L 6 -1 IL EL Neer hardy hybrid shrubs, endeedee dims. BG-CE-LB. LB. It is made that meek grey be WNW by hybridedng in someson curare% ear r race, el s e OR amnia* be ises. 110-CI-LL P New ar estrum* sirs arallillasi plods be Illevw. 10-03- IA 11.3. Them nib •111 be meld bras M i re. And not by the went Mon liarldbllem wlll observe thee noes but aace ar TM *SY OM le maw this later. Neddme will be reputed as es, tad* bee Wee ult. band le the pram he a reeds* sews IL Ifiedbmems WOW. SICIII-CIL N.B. naltheatte isehr 211., will set be Washy esellkel Mayen Whet are eile 3 fo l . din =ed tr ilev ot i 2= P24 lle dells we essehe • mai mew this beed. lila Is areety ix eelleale etealiblim ape ealleUlell peeddlel lee. 11l IlseNing 116sriele letrate. 1114-11111-6, LB. Wary eselllog awe le news be aleelked with the eater le le le her. The ame meet oda a = seg wore *Asa awe la theamm. deb be laeel •14 ta eat elaea P. tell be Mused at mere • Om* euelhio al mob atalle• Illatillems Inlet Ilkle hell wit re be *why solleell le a parellslatl. . Per sesillisg piereenimme edidblied bear par as Yews Wee dad lashes Ilia • trellholS this It Is le amended le Sewn er - ibildel merit. peleneninmi of the ▪ yew ma le Ares Is pals meeller OM dideek Pots, zed ewe aldiltsr may prelims Wet Mw, be sot a leder wittalme. In oddities to ems *IWO selipel WY demo 16, 0, mad W, the IL 814 and C en Wired Ste the esibellem la those digs whisk Mbe best remze i al=m y. wow 016 aux, b. ILL The 'Wel lit *lyre* by • emlimess awl et the elesetameet the Wel lbeamiesretthe ellia 11911111011111 el the CAN U. 711/1T; ter idea Naha Mann% or yam is Me Wad Weillnahlbft ledmmeWr i r a m 1.264 mig Prlvate Ali ___,_ frull pi wan* sellsekesred, and as hr. as leeetleable; if se Zrital L fa It liisramm. ms. a at least three different kinds, Palm Ned lisideelms bsieseemshlmeles We kind. 1.0.- 01L-OL _ X3. - doarkab nlimpore. sod Wa ir r dbli Mis on of s garden tr• beim oral- Melt In eed bon brola rid SO berme Ist tart tyro of Or Ober edllika my bit Ow ourst pi a tore ram Ow barb ft brt three Miura Mb of fir of ITU. ang ui li to WW._ _Ors arirras Plasapple• 80-CE-18. 11. nettbro riffs 111-al-la nPorlose iii doh opairms. 81-Bb. it. Ottretirtatifoll. " 2 ".. - ' 7 hs law bow Oibpswe • t rare emiekides Ur wore mg wird ro trolo l= b smillk7 Ow Weak. cabs% irl oboe, or Umbra ortrur b art set retriablet err INfrobltrt If fig Nit ItsoUrry b as fr. 'tiled,. I* WM bp air rot Ibmwolor's es "lis on Mei MINIM alL i t= druid 'bit dd. l aws Illatiart bet ft rob lir rilli awry sr eriffnad f• am wirers tarria ll irall of a roar s Miblubt • bad ibstl a =m os it to wpois bunkf iL b•• rue Orel, so totter Anla 171 The Garden will be opened st Ors ehleirooke the tollewlas redo. Mem All Prelinv• or tbe Society witl be alealee without ticket; boo Oft till Six deb*. on ftfta Ode amok see*. Videos er le Onefrifef, illP elided by lbe Pre ill at nerden el ... a t..., Wale vfl be le es Oar perusal aeea er milks ever. et sip ef IWO. ''.. tkiee su bavellille At Of olidulse der Oen*, efter ea *Yak te Oboe M Orabtlitess. Al kr diffneeet be mole et SI, Itegeovereet Ile Oleo IMO ONO bralool•elreee as the days et ozhibltlos ; taM6lll B‘ll mereleppeao perk WO to mewed o oft* Or boo at *We st 7e. N. ask es written orders hoes PAIR INCORPORATED CHURCH BUILDING 1100111 r. Ptehor.—lier. lieligly,_., _the QUUN. Pisomorr.—Bit Omega ANCIMEISOY of CAIMMISCItT. Ty swami stows mewl boa the brustko of tho society to lele to fleleelellsnalsosa Ow IGO lbw* 1124 ems C 104,011 ,• and tram its boorpolollwa title Mt liardt. la* ens t253,67e, Wag sag=tf SAMS& sf this ma. Witt OWN Island vas WWI minium' 404tssaro=L h o putts bomb the balm 411711 Emit. sot 4118,== f sot IWO" oiflogli Ills iswobisssf kr perm& Of Or —lbow owl Ist WE as awe Um i sod lbw Bal M WE sostelbsiol to e s um leis soollostlbst Mir slit= sod assaimoOttbst iflt OM 1 thstr illsobebrilloss 1 ant tbsS this Wilt bat boo scolltrod at a soot sf ad moo Ors Mesa oldOlogs too& mem Bobteaftsfamfaste do sollsOlostoteir lboQuot's MOE is Ow pro stspow, tbs dims um Ow fatioty bun Ms so ammo% sow. Er......q.z.ftwej fin g . l l 4h e initiros; a a bac Await IL lbs Ishii tbssosohodebiat l it NO Ks* Mk Os while w i s aikg a rst ow Lelt ir brtt ef ig rosoleff ossoilbt ool . : t lte s = lll .l . . P rzpi t ol thd IMO& MI Ormolvos bound to le Owe who bell s ammo Iblet vlll Ilwoostwo, red derive to womb the stblitativslOwe al IMO besibros, sad thereby, tombs ibidtabso. tre, lbe aotioni lospbous sea pooseartty. Ilavire AIM et vim a mall ant hos rwassosdollsa Ws hero hitherto penmeally i A k oltd ise lb=sdd y t r i Lass= i to r ft l e tarss ia =lbs the popthOss.mettle SANAA Id& lberele elm* eenemaib 1 tisliir soft MAU, lento& basso difelest alsosont s postslib tompstiloo. twat* of two tedlilairtel poop* who us loft Wird I Or Eros of 'Waking to the rails worship 4 oat Notablishal ftisnath Deedless int aelealptlese all be received on eaxemat et Neu& Comm Weer. the trearenre, Illessra Mere , Berra Drama ; et the nava eh ; awl er 61r. Hem Inmates, the eallartig, 17. tired thisela'e Deamtlese way be per Rey yearly laablimay at the option at the ccalribtacce. CONTRIBUTIONS ALREADY ANNOUNCED : Her Mejeet the QUEEN DOWAGER. tad don. ,C3OO 0 0 Bar Loyd the Daiwa et Gleararew...2nd doe. 60 0 0 We Omer the Avelelaip et (Winery ...—..eth dam. 1100 0 0 Hie Ones the Ardetshapat Yee1L.......,..._.... eth des. hop 0 0 7lie LW Mao et lasiesa. ...--.--........—...412Wa. We ir ^, The Lea 111Itep et Dalton 6th dam 1100 Ale awed aelardptlea increared to 2l Iles Led Ohap et Wlwireter .... .... .. ard dm lye The Lea Mho et WNW/ . . Ith do& lee The Lard et amber lad diel. IN The Lord Wasp et tilamerie awl Mad etli Ma. 1011 The Lord Blimp et Ripen —... lid IN ne The lad eft Dalt" — dm .. IN Itte Lard Blimp et Cildshedae. The Lard Bishop et Loeb la alt. he 3 daft - a. IS The Lard Balm et Renliti. IS The Lewd Biehep of Waterailer Arll ea a The Lard Neap et teleebewegh dudes. W Rae. H. T. Sidebettere, 2ad *eh ZIO 10 0 Leeds Wearer shed- Roll fie. 10 10 0 20 0 0 W. F.Johnson,EK. . LS 0 0 R. no Ironer, 2nd don. Itev. J. Willem, 2nd d 5 0 0 The Ten. Archdeacon iteern.dteberia. Balt, • and Roes lOO 0 0 Gump Belt, Esq. Mra 2nd don 23 0 0 MN Harriet Balt Moo Mum Salt, 3rd don. Bev. W. J. Ripley a 3 0 0 George Gipps, km • 3 11 0 C. Eowdlor, EM a 6 a 0 Rev. Dv. Thaekerm, 10th dm. 2O 0 0 Getati cks. TOrv•lr RM. 23 0 0 E. L. SOO 0 0 Creme Oippa, Esq , 11th 3113 n lO 0 0 W. Davis, EAq.,4thdca. 100 I 0 Rev. P.O. ("Vona A. Powell. Esq., Sidon. 21 0 • The Most Rm. lb, Marquis of Buts, K.T., 24 Rm. P. 0. Burnaby, I2nd dm...__ 25 0 0 DOW) ....... 3 2 0 Newell Ciemnop, Esq , 1 th MIL lOO 0 0 CoL GMT 4th don HALLOmmoo, 11k eloo. 10 10 0 36..1 1 1:0m00mak ion 10 10 0 16130msp,illass lO 10 o 11104.0mooft 4tlidoo 10 10 0 lbe ift leg Hon. the O.C.LL, 2nd dm. lOO 0 0 1 1 1..91LEsq., 4 thdon 100 0 0 O. lrere t too., 2od doe. 30 0 0 A. J. C. Fe ria, TA— 11 0 0 Sir P. Glyn, Bart., st ß. hdon. lOO 0 0 Mrs. M. 21. Tremor, 2nd don. Burney, ilriTion lO 10 0 Rev. Thee* Meek lOO 0 0 The Rm. Sir Charles P garmlLßart. 3th d lOO 0 0 Re, Dr. . . . 2 T 1 Rev. E. Fr.*, 3nd d. 5 0 0 2nd d. 20 0 0 Anonym.* IP 6O 0 0 Woe Eah.. 2nd don. Rm. George Platt, lad don. Rm. Thomas Deem , R ev. T . V. 3th don. 100 0 0 Dwell. Ind don. let. O.D. W. Gonna 1 0 0 ter. J a ohn Smith Thaak.ollering tor Maks 110k111 . 1„ l3 0 0 _____ Rev. This. uodows, 3rd dm. X. J. abode% Esq , led dm. Dim 2 2 0 Mn. MEAN Pblolpa 2 2 0 Rev. J. N. Poonod. 2O 0 0 no Meat 800. Me Earl of Dartmouth, 3rd dm. Rm. W. Boma 5 0 • The Von.. M 1 drehdrm - T;oe filirr;:iad - 7107. 0 0 Min Std d 6 10 0 0 6 3 0 Rev. W. H. Nev. F. W. Ladlngten, Ind don. LT. R.& Moody, Sod don. 2'4" 2ad &cation 23 0 0 KW Groat, 2nd dom lO 0 0 V. Archdale:a _ . Dr. Shepherd, 4th dm. SO 0 0 fte,. Thimesibe f 0 0 Res.T.Osilmilh don lOO 0 0 iv. The 12404 1449,10 Ord don 25 0 0 Lord 011180.„ lOO 0 0 Rev. . —a 2 2 0 ism& dm SO 0 0 This Hs& Mr. 3=olol dm IQO 0 0 Xlm Mimplen.oo am. lOO 0 • Rem T.Perls&lirtii. 9,9 0 Rev. 0. H. Dam, 4th dos. R. C. Kldatq., 90d d 23 0 0 Mlss Stu d, 204 d lOO 0 0 The Rt. and Rev Bayalm 2nd d lO 10 Rev. ILDoCalie, Sib& I 91SeVilabtska, had d. I Mies Archer, llosbles, ith don ........ —. se • • Anonyms= 100 Wm. Mem Em.„ ird don The Pleddent and Yel lows of Maidelen Coll., Orb& 40 d. 100 • Edw. TO=lEBll. 2 • Rev. J. N. Bev. J. W. Pugh 5 0 /Ism J. Illatola ithdon 2O 0 I/TM. Prldden 3 0 Ms Bight Hon. RAH 17: 11 . 30 0 0 Pm ha* Thor th dam . 23 0 0 BeTT ' a. 10 10 0 Dm Timm Hint* 4tliden. lO 0 0 B. IL 10000, Bart„ lILP. 2d dos SO 0 0 Br,. H. H. Norris, Mk dm. 23 0 0 & B. Brooke, Esq., 9d &at. 25 0 & Rev. T. Bomiler, d. 100 0 0 Athe7 st 1. 11 2 V. tatty, rderNabs• polls sad Bethnal =Churches Beet by the bends of Yea. AlM demos Stnehlr • Hon. Mrs. O. 3th dm lO 0 0 The= Has Lad 30 0 0 Rev. J. C. Wyrrars, 2d dm LMy 7 . Itg Har by e Nerd law 100 0 0 Bo.J.R.LOuema I I 0 B. d. 90 0 0 C. C., .. . 10 10 0 MM. A 4t \ d lO 0 0 HYe H. Asbertlo, dam lO 0 0 • Bitemorth, d lO 0 0 • ppetedl 4th dem 30 0 0 The It. Had la toe Brute id dem lO 0 0 0. hi 0. Aim Curie* E q , Mb don. lO 10 0 Tam= Charism* 2 9 0 The is titi. Has. BB .1 Sll lieumM irsayest, 10 10 0 H. WM" Stu Ind 10 10 0 laldon. . 30 0 /ALMA. Croft, and doe. 0 11110 (]ad, Ott doe. 0 Ray. J Slab, 3rd Mal dm 1 0 KW an 3 MM Yaw JIM Jam Yaw 1 Rev. Dr. E. 3rd d. 0 der. R. N. Ceplearam Ind dm. Rev. Hairy Jackal, and dm 0 JIM ?macs Wale, I id dca. ..-... J. Mace, PLO., and d. 0 Rev.E.C.WW•ala, • • lay. Dr. Whelan _ 0 The Tan. Archdeacon __ Berner, 212.1 dm 30 Mrs. White, Zed doe 100 Rev. Peter A. E. Wood I Miss Nichdem, Sod d. Miss P., Nkhobton. 5 COL Linton, 2nd don. 23 The Very En. thoiDeM of Canterbury, 3rd d. 50 C. Y. Norwood. Faq 1 Iter.W.D.Longlands,a B. J. Coalman, Pm , 3rd don. Bay. W. Oale Townley, Sad dam. The Dean and C 1 of eallabury,3l 4T . 3 :L 33 F. H. Diatoms, Em., M.P., god den 3O George C. Courthope, Pam, led dou . 55 R. Dr. Mon a , s ci. 20 W. Page Wood, Esq., Sad don. 3O Rev. A. C. J. Wallace, 3rd dm Mba aillbed, Ind don Maniz t r ia Lont Mi.lo Capt. M. (kaaop Mrs. 11. Ocanop lO 1 Richard Twining, Faq lO EP% T. 8. Omer; 4th doe 5O W. Morpn, Fag., 2nd don. Be., T. Mitchell 1 Mae Beckwith YE Pedro Valdes 0 Mim Bowen .... . C. Myer, Em., sth don 3 Bev. Dr. Hairldna, Ith don. Be.. JAL Dooley, Sad don. A Mrs. Irlillanos Lad W.Barker Ea.., 2n 4 d lO 1 mot Berciptt — dJusts Mn, alai; and don J. AD. , T. lisaltain, Eta Ilarnohurch, collection 6 5 3i Itetat, by Rev. D. 0 ! e gr Warneked, Sad doe. Be.. &Moore, Sadden 30 0 Alex. Cobb,vn Eaq lO 0 P. Cazeneve, Eq SO 0 The Provost and Fel low. Woroestev Coll., Oxford, Sod 4. 100 0 M. Cooke, FA a 1 1 • The lion. and Be A. Buncombe Na.. Colbeck Clarke Hoare, Eaq , Ilth don. lOO 0 • Bea A. Proem a. 1 1 0 Bp. W. B. vnsitaia, Silt Mrs. Baran 11 0 0 &ed Zola* emeetta .NI le ell the elm SIM by theMerga ni. Cilawileenthe ROYAL Pile HOOPITAL. ~Nelteer etnelint he the Mot of lishtivms, remk utn =re bore rastlegt ris si ttusto tetrampaerlellmannerawrilkawere= l : It ailenrin, fee emend beep De Mstweet Ws Winded nail Milne Itewentilrete °hula eat willenele. w tfer the wills et Wilkie wail to all peen a- Win ail indowee; Milmiltely betsill al di* it one iffe W We et Old dm*. A liros le es tit allallare did dporsim fes beg oda e a spirit ani bosdabode dui pulls Is seggert et nib a ClodlFllhay haidss* min= allitd iv art dr sepia mom* 4•41/ orb at Oa& pill, Ihe motallosald aid my/11W sillobms• yrs. vaselvdd lir Ow Tromaddr. MA. Waltressaim; soy Ilitara bulb aid Ow=dl ll = Om Maim ail Os.; Am= eel Ohl Renee, Dile ent ; Swett. DIM Oh; alp daft ; lapd rad Os.; awl Os.; ira mg op.; WINN% Dow% did Co.; Maw. sod Ob. ,• Mist sod OIL. lumrsalleat; Ithataa Cs.; and at the Iladpdtd.-717 seder of the Weekly Dead. EDW. RUA D.D., Chairman. NA The Cloomitta• ease la at. asawitoora every Wederedey, at Immo. sod din* all es sake at the Charity, whin uswassOodesidelinfled le sliml; sad the Mnill la st fathoms met le dr hiliene dd ad MN'. CCHILDREN'S HAIR.—ROWLANTYB MACASSAR OIL smith= tie HAIR is id swam silk asidonde poelb. srldiss la dMissas En dlidilby *pm At 'smarm, MI raw ki Se Idol mist et WSW RIA Said and= a ll di sad mg topsdity, mew Ms ow of vartswitity. of Mame mruncen I -m• gassiso wilds it Os Iwo ROWLAND'S MACASSAIt OIL ' So min 'mow. AL ; IL; Waft lathe Merl Is lbw MC& ;ail Make Oat else, MA per =I% brao= B . d SS, Milliftemena, Dodge, lad W DB. CUIVIDLIVELL% OVA TO RIALTO AND LONG UPI pries IA. 14.14:1.44•14 WT Td ash iCArVin, AND AVOID. H ( A WIA Bliabir a a 0....1.1.•..) I. HOW TO Si aAPTT. "illThiro." — Cis Itisesolearkd Wat !darting., atassMawraaftt i 2012 we Wiwi was =rim LW . "Ildi rwalt= "l"B 2=l WI bank rid IP dr= tabs isideloolif °a ilnin f t ewt l aiwtr illig"." sty te e ha than 7se=4, A ' Pallimilir4ww ; Mann, 10, (WWII ; 3aths, f, ire Immiallski Oanelle, 147, Plart-etrest ; Webs, 457, Wat-sOods or IMMO= Ws Misr. 116 Argytt.plase, lispos.st. NEW WORK BY BOX. - Os Use Slat Inst. will be _tttand. prim ILO* math Number of D EALINGS WITH THE FIRM OF DOMBEY AND DO illnatesuons N, Whole,* LOA aad tar Exportation. BY clititild DICKEN3. la •I. (WI V la 0"•••• •• SY. Landes: Bradbury end Brun, I I, — Bou.e . rie-etreet, Piefot-litlYet. N0.231.] LONDON, THURSD. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. The Schleswig-Holstein question, by which all German and Denmark were so long and completely =ai r , but which latterly has been lost eight of, is to assume a new phasis, according to the Ger man paw& The Danish government has the inten- Aka, it is asserted, of proclaiming the union, one and indivisible, of the Danish monarchy, under the guarantee of Russia and France, and to enact a uniform legislation for the various heterogeneous ter ritories of which the kingdom and the German duchies of Schleswig-Holstein and Lauenburg are composed. Prince Ferdinand, brother of the king, is to be charged with following up the negotiations at Avis ; and, so secure of success is the project deemed, that the means of its execution are already organised. - '2l Is Stated, in accounts from Berlin, that the-Ge neral Diet had, with three dissentient exceptions, voted a resolution expressive of an opinion in favour of the establishment of a system of differential duties, u a means of encouraging the mercantile marine. The Diet had also declared, it is said, in favour of an increase of duties on linen and cotton yarns, but with the stipulation of a remission of duties in case of re exportation. The correspondent of the 7Ymes contradicts the rumoured landing of Don Miguel in Portugal, in a letter from Oporto. Ile says " Intelligence has been received from every part of the neighbouring pro vince., and if the prince had appeared in any district, however distant, we should have known the fact ere this. lam told, like vise, that Captain Bennet, owner of the yacht Julia, has declared on his honour, to inquiries from a British authority, that he had not conveyed Don Miguel to these shores." Advices from Bahia, to the 6th April, state the fact that there was not a single British vessel in port disengaged. Freights had risen to 61. per ton for sugar - ; for cotton 11 per lb. was demanded. Exchange on London ruled at 291. The following letters, addremed by the Rev. Dr. Miley to the sorrowing members of the late Mr. O'Connell's family, give some interesting particulars of the closing houra of that gentleman's earthly career: SUNPLY, Mar 16.—" My dear, dear Sir,—Msy the God of Mercer sustain and comfort you! The worst has befallen us the Liberator, your illustrious father the father of his country—the glory and the wonder of Christendom, is dead! Dead! No, I should say rather, O'Connell is in heaven. His death was happy : he received in the most fervent sentiments the last rises, sad, up to the last sigh, was surrounded by every con , sedation provided by our holy religion. Oh! would to heaven that I could pour the balm of consolation into the wound which I open by this heartbreaking intelli gence; but alas! how could I ?—my own heart is bursting, and poor Daniel is crushed with grief. Nothing that strangent could do to comfort us has been wanting, but the stroke is so tremendous ! Oa the the aide of religion every thing cheers us, and it is there we have sought for refuge. You are already aware from my lest letter, and that which wea written by Daniel at a later hour, how matters stood up to 6 o'clock on last Saturday evening. From that hour up to 8 o'clock he continued to sink gradually, but without suffering. I knew long before this hour that he was dying, and we had recited the prayers from 7 to 8 o'clock, in which he joined most fervently, and with all the distinctness his fast failing powers permitted. I think his agony began at 8 o'clock, or a little after, but in using this wor d you are not to understand me to lay that there was any pa inful struggle. At no stags, especially for the hut two dap!, was there any thing like pain. At this time the vicar-general, who is a prelate, with the clergy, was round his bed ; hi breathing ii tin gteelailli,mors iy erea •mated, his westtilat countenance perfectly seren e . all that my sacred office required and my grief permitted, he responded by word and sign so as to aspens perfectly and fervently the glowing sentiments of his heart. Daniel, and me, and his faithful Duggan, he recognised to the last. Our supplications, in the sublime and consoling language of the church were mingled with our tears as we knelt around hie bed. When at last his mighty voice was hashed, his coun tenanoe—his hands—responded to the prayers. At 37 =Mates pest 9, the hand of the infant of God, pri vileged "to bind and loose on earth even as It is done in heaven," was extended over him. There was no struggle—no change visible upon the features, except that se we gazed it was plain that a dread mystery had coot its shadow over him. The spirit which had moved the world took its flight so peacefully, that all who were there, except the angels who were in waiting for it, were in doubt if it had departed. Ile died as an Infant sinks upon its mother's breast to sleep. It was by the soft and beautiful transition of the prayem that we were reminded that we had before us only the noble body of O'Connell, as if listening, hushed in attention, for the summons to a glorious immortality. We era thrown upon our own counsels, with nothing to guide us but what we inherit from his conversations and casually expressed wishes. Acting on this, we have deter mined to have the heart embalmed, placed in a silver urn, and transported to Rome, as of old the heart of Robert Bruce was carried to Jerusalem, when it was not permitted him by Providence to perform, in his own person, that pil ffriouie to the holy sepulchre which he had vowed—as O'Connell had vowed—his pilgrimage to the tombs of the apostles. His body, also, is to be embalmed/ and deposited in a chapel of the church of our Blessed Lady dells Vigra, where it is to repose until, on our return from leaving the heart in Rome, we convey it to Ireland. We have th ought it right that his obsequies, though to be renewed no doubt by the Irish Radon, should be priucely here. It is likely we shall proceed with our sacred charge to Rome ou Thursday or Friday next, by way of Civita Vecchia, where the carriage and nearly all our luggage have been for some days. We shall hold it a sacred duty to guard every object, no matter how otherwise insignificant, that belonged to his pilgrimage, as well as all the documents and memorials ap pertaining to it which we have collected. I should add that we are satisfied with the physicians. We are certain there was no mistake about the disease, and, but for the science and skill of the continental physicians, it must have had much sooner a fatal termination, or one still more afflicting. I will write to Mr. Fitzpatrick a few lines, but you will Oblige me by letting him see this letter, as I am not able to write to him at l ength. We have had a cut taken of his head, which has filled with wonder the physicians who have seen it, Farewell ! May Heaven comfort you all. My beloved and revered friend, John—l could not write to him. In writing to you, I write to him and all the family Oh ! ever Blereed - Mother ! oomfortress of the afflicted, pray for us.—Ever yours, J. MILtY. To Morgan O'Connell, Esq. The fallowing is addressed to Mr. Fitzpatrick : Ginroo, Mar 17.-oh, friend of my heart—of my heart crushed and steeped in sorrow—how shall I address you ? He is dead. The stroke has fallen upon us cline upon hopes with which we had cheated ourselves, that we should see him ones again skeet himself, returnieg to cheer end console his country. I must not sgein attevipt to rehearse the details of his last hours ; I thought my heart would not have held out to the end while I wrote them yesterday to Morgan. Go to hint ; he will be hardly able to read what my tears and the agitation of grief permitted me to write. The dignitaries of the church of Genoa attended round his death-bed ; the dirge or office of the dead was kept up perpetually day and night by the Franciscans of the great church of the An. animists. The Jesuit fathers eatne and prayed beside his sick bed—the church bells tolled solemnly from his hour of agony till the removal for embalment took place. This morning the solemn votive mass was celebrated by the whole chapter, to-morrow the same, onWedneaday the grand mass is musics, with ceraf!algus at the grand altar, and the chapels lighted with warbghts, the whole church hang in black, and masses at the four-and-twenty altars—then the body, embalmed, is to be disponted temporarily in a separate chapel, till we re turn from leaving the heart at the tombs of the apostlee.— Ever yours, J. Meer." We have received the following report of the post mortem examination : " The body vu opened in the pressen el Drs. Duff, Beretta, facour, by Dr. Belled, reopen -in-thiet of the ha 4 tor Leurshiss itt Chwes, who had been elaqwkw*Sh• pileup efeeleWs this ieg the body of great =ow lelm IMP alerrelte rime/ wpm The right biz= rows et dm& gittarrh. The intestinal metiV ever ksmer ination. Mere serious in the brain. It vas fearedrear altaistkal e Zth blood . tht=rt its entire extent, and settaned, Its assohnese were inflamed and thickened." THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. BERionnat.—There is a decided improvement in the growing, crops. The young wheats are assuming a healthy here, and giving every promise, as far as can be fore seen, of a bountiful crop. The summer corn and the gram have also partaken of the general Improvement. HEM POZIATURI —Wo have had a week's weather as ilmarable fbr the growing crops as could possibly be dmireti, and improvement is, consequently, everywhere manifest. Copious showers have been followed by warm sunshine and that dryness in the atmosphere Which wss so mach required. By reports kern the most competent judges, the wheat-plant in this county is thin, but not generally unhealthy; where VENING, MAY 27; 1817. it was so, the nature of the season has effected • bs tl ici ; change, and we hope for an avera ge crop. It it di g to witness the growing early potatoes. tuun,—We rejoice to my that the crops continue their onward propels W almost unprecedeated rapidity. On the authority of several experienced agriculturists, we are enabled to say that they scarcely ever looked better. The grass crops are growing luxuriantly, and bid fair to produce largely. LLNCADNIRE.— The young wl - seat looks quite vigoronii, and, as far as present eppeariutoes can be trusted, will turn out a good crop. Of Oats we cannot report so favourably, as they have a rather sickly tinge. No great breadth of them, however, is sown in this quarter. We are glad to learn that the haulm of the early potatoes is free front the lean symptom of disease, and that the yield promises to be heavy, if no change for the worse takes place. The meadows are remarkably luxuriant, considering the lateness of the spring, and give promise of abundance of hay. Somxterrsitfux.—The recent heavy falls of rain having been succeeded by genial weather, the countF a ltat assumed a most healthful appearance. The wheat t has com pletely recovered from the effects of the eo d winds which prevailed in the early part of the spring; the grass is growing most luxuriantly ; the potatoes, as far as we have seen, show well. STAPPORIMIMUL—VezetatTon has late mado each rapid stride', that the crops are looking almost as forward now at they gesserdly do at thl!resiod of the year. Or has A1g1111101111151111111r771/1 -- rob . Slily to give any decided opinion of the point° crop, though it a U. directory to find that those which have made their appear al ye ground hage a healthy _look. l s ertelam.—Every description - Wehdbg °ern in the fields badly remarkably well, and it is asserted by several farmers that their Wheat will be in ear by the 11th of June, and reset appearances certainly seem to justi the litentiOD, sad If this should be the case, with fair wea ther to continue, harvest cannot be procrastinated above a week beyond what it was last year, Clot is, we anticipate cammenems harvest shout the tnd of the first week in August. As yet we have heard of no cortm'aints of the petite* s is this neighbourhood: Indeed, Providence at present promises to bless as with an abundance of every producion in due mason. floasex.—The insoles of the condition of the crops are, ahneet invariably, of the most gratifying nature. The pros pet is must cheering. A letter from Chichester lays " henry farmer with whom i conversed gladly and joyfully edmilthel the wonderful improvement ali the growing crops had made during the hut ten days ; and with the continuance girths present fine weather, an early and abundant harvest may be expected. lam.aern.—The accounts of the crops continue favourable. In all quarters they appear luxuriant, and potatoes, so far, quite healthy. CAIILOW.—AII complaint about the backwardness of the general crop has, in a great measure, bees removed. The accounts from every district are of a meat cheer:ng descrip tion. Even the potato crop appears healthy and luxuriant. Coax.—The growing crops look moat promising. In con. sequexee of the failure last year of the potato crop, large quantities of rye and bere were planted, as being an early produce, and those crops are now in many plates tic Atli ear, and likely to produce an extensive yield. GALWAY. —The accounts of the state of the crops are of the mat cheering nature. The greatest hopes are entertained of; the potato. Mr. Edward Archbold,ateward to Thome N. Itedington, Esq., Kilcornan, has exhibited excellent samples of rye, here, and wheet, even already in full ear. Kzaar.—lt is not true, as stated, that the " potato mur rain " of last year has re-appeared, but, en the contrary the crop was never so luxuriant. Corn crops are looking re markably well and healthy. TIPPBRARY.--Though the weather has been " wet and windy," it has imparted a freshness and beauty to the country, and a fullness and vigour to the growing crops, which we have rarely seen surp. esed at this season. The potatoes, too, are shooting up in extraordinary strength, and afford a promise, which it is hoped may not be deceptive. TYKONE.—The crops present a promising appearance. A considerable breadth of potatoes has been planted, though by no mesas to the same extent as formerly, and the general opinion is that the young shoots are simroue and healthy. Green crops have been extensively wawa, and promise well, as does also the oat crop. SCOTIAN D.—The weather has been generally wot and cald for the last fortnight or three weeks, if a few days be ex cepted, such as yeeterday week. From early on Sunday morning till late on Monday it rained incessmatlyrend in the higher ground snow appeemdle Even yesterday snow was to be seen on the Ochills. Still, on the whole, the grain crops are prosniaing ; and clover gram has the appearance of being abundant. A larger breadth 'of potatoes have been planted than was anticipated. Five and ten acres are about the r ' by individuals, but we have heard rreeilic has been forwarded to u; by • ecesegveadent,w — lio 7 , has tried it and found it very sucesedul :—Tab lib. of rice, and bo I it gently ever a slow fire, in three quarts of water, about fire hours, stirring it and afterwsr3s beating it up into a smooth paste. Mix this while warm into two gallons (or 14th.) of flour, adding at the suns time the anal quantity of yeast. Allow the dough to work • certain time sear the fire, after which divide it into loaves, and it will be found when baked to produce 281 b. or 301 b. of excellent white bread, thereby saving more than half the flour that would otherwise be required. Patna rice at 3d. per lb. will do. Waikiki' is Sealed Amen WWI same post In large barques, - at a very small freight. Further, the access to the port of Ibrail being more difficult then to that of Ge?au, the dealers of Wallachia are timed to be content with more mod terms. lint these differences will probably Do cor.sidembly modified by the customs union just concluded between Willachia and 51ohlavia, and which will come into operation in 1848. MALTA, MAT, 17.—Immediate) a ft er the arrival of 11.11.8. Flamer, on the 16th, with e overland mail of the Bth, a considerable stir took place in our Corn-market. Wheat rose 12 per cent.; the first quality bard \Vheat is now 60s. per qr. Letters from Constantinople menhirs that up wards of 50 vessels have left Constantinople for Marseilles, laden with Wheat. Asotf hard Wheat, 24 to 25 Mast. the kilo. ; Roumelia, 21 to 22 ; Ronmelia, soft, 18 to 21 ; Ibrail, soft, 15 to 19. About 60,000 kiloe. had been mid from the let to the Bat for the Mediterranean. Freights to Evelio:y4 i COs, ea 21a, Per qr, IC; pc i: vaiglaee, London, three Menthe' date, 109 piastres.—A later from Odessa of May 2, mentions: Wheat is felling in price. Polish soft Wheat, which was 301 roubles the chetwind a few days ago, is now 27 and 28. Olain is coming in, but not in great quantity. In a month's time we shall have received from many places great quantities at grain: we shall then see what prices the fielders will ask, and how they will be paid, agreeably to the news from abroad. Contracts hove been made for consignments through all June for Polish tender Wheat, weighing ten mull, at 26 roubles, and for consignments through all July at 20 roubles. There are no disposable vessels for freight. An Englishman has obtained 108 s. the ton for London.—From Galatz, a letter mentions : There is nothing doing here for want of vessels. Some small quantities hare been bold at 240 piastres the qr. —lbrai', April 30: A private letter of the 30:h from I peel! says: Wo are in want of vessels. We have as yet loaded 184 vowels, and 171 are loading some 40 others are lying out side, waiting for a place to load at. PRODUCE.—MINCING-LAXE, Hair-poet Two.— The public sales of Sugar consisted of 2,000 baskets Jaws, 3,500 boxes Haraimati, and went off heavily, at about pre , 17611418 ratan; bat a large portion was bought to by the ho p-intent Refined, standard quality, 635. 61.—The Coffee males Aces cone off steadily, without alteration in prices.— Rice has .gain declined in a small public sale of 400 bags good middling white Bengal sold at 21s. 641., a few lot, 215.,; which is a decline of 4s. from the highest point of the market. —Saltpetre: 600 bags sold at tell prices; refraction, 6i to 74, Ns. to 28s. 6d.—Wtite Pepper sold in public sale at 31d. to 311. per lb.—Rom : A Ear demand for strong Jamaica.— Cotten has improved in demand today.—Tea continues dull and neglected ; medium qualities are a shade lower. orrlcf AOZOAST• or ILA, Cr TO MAT 3. nut 7 pod. 1817. 1916. Lemke Be. 9,244,331 8,931,631 Ti: ....... 2,024,747 1,478,186 BelellL „. 223,437 281,739 88,913 99,021 614,272 791,304 491,239 643,837 672,348 630,124 276,479 243,646 1,166,632 1,126,971 307,621 336,176 217,674 192,841 463,111 597,636 All other English wb Leith Glar4ow All other Ocoee& parte . Dublin Belting Cork- ....... ..... , 16,027 964 13,133,134 Total ire saes l'iitweninn.—The weather during the past week has bora dry, but cold and ungcnial ; still all the grain crops are so well turward that a temporary check will not be attended with bad effects. The late-planted potatoes areabove ground, and everywhere looking well and healthy. Some of the early kidneys have given way in gardens, but there is reason to believe in such ewes due care had not been taken with the wed. VVe;at — ltasn' TIIIII2OIILANDS.—We have bad a good deal of rain in the valleys, which wu snow upon the high grounds ; and in many of our more elevated districts,owing to their proximity to the mountains ' the low grounds and arable land are covered; but ea it is still 'guy fresh, without any symptom of frost, no apprehensions of any injury to the young crops are entertained. Sewing, excepting that of turnips, may be considered LI finished. The braird looks fresh and healthy. No opinion can be hazarded regarding the potato, as what has been planted has not yet made its appearance above ground ; mostly every household planted a few. Farmers and others, who usually planted nine bolls, contented them- selves generally with two or three, by way of trial, this 1184011. . GRAY'S INN, MAT 26.—The under-mentioned gentlemen having on Wednesday, the 6th inst., been called to the bench of the Hoc Society of Gray's Inn, took their seats this day at the bench table—viz., Mr. Henry Tennant, Mr. William Jope, and Mr. Thomas Cheadle. GRAND MILITARY INSPECTION OP THE HOCRE HOLD TROOP/I.—This day being appointed for the celebra tion of her Mejesty's birth-day, the customary military inspection of the household troops took place in St. James's park. At nine o'clock, the whole of the disposable force of the five battalions quartered in the metropolis arrived, and the ground to be occupied having been marked out by the brigade -major, the troops took up their position as follows : The flank companies of the let and 2nd battalion of the Grenadin Guards, flanked by the troops appointed for duty at Buckingham and St. James's palaces ; the two battalions of Coldstream Guards occupied the centre; and the second battalion of the Scot's Feather Guards on the left. The let Regiment of Life Guards, and the bands of the several battalions present, were placed on the ex treme right. The eight was most brilliant and imposing, the troops wearing their new clothing, and forming three sides of a square ; the view from the Horse-guards was mag nificently grand. The number of rank and file present amounted to nearly 1,600. At haltpast 9 o'clock, the officers commanding the several divisions arrived, as wall as • num ber of fashionable, in their carriages, who had the privilege of entering the marked ground, which was kept by detach ments from the various regiments. At precisely fire minutes past 10 o'clock. the Elute of Wellington, in field marehal'a uniform, Prince Albert, Grand Duke Con. 'tontine, Prince Leiningen, Price of Lutes, Duke: of Saxe Weimar, Marquis of Anglesey, Marquis of Lon donderry, Duke of Cambridge, Prince George of Cam bridge, Col. Drummond, est., accompanied by a numerous star, arrived, and were received by the troops presenting arms, the bands playing the national anthem. The trop k q haying formed into double open order, were inspected the Dote of Wellington, aceompanied as above, atter w the battalions broke into divisions from the right, and marched past in slow and quick time, when they again formed into line, and went through several minor evolu tions, the ground not being sufficiently extensive to admit of any grand manmavm being performed. Another grand salute having been given, the illustrious party and generals left the ground, and the troops were marched to their respective quarters. THE. GREAT BRITAIN STEAM-SIITP.— A well informed correspondent, writing andel. date, " Tyre la, May 20th" in forms us: The springs having gone off seems to have made ' no difference in the position et this noble and unclose ' tionebly strong alp. She stands now very nearly upright, and to the eye she appears nearly on an even keel instead ' of being buried as it were eight or nine *et by the head, l ithe has been through the winter. Her stern is but a few inches below the level of the sand, and her keel is quite 1 visible at low-water, or thereabouts. Captain Claxton, last week, gave the poor people who live along the shore side, • and who had been working upon the skip, leave to help themselves to that portion of the breakwater termed by the &gots; and very speedily a vast difference was made in its height—carte, barrows, trucks, hands and arms being ' speedily in requisition ; at low-water, for many dap, this work went on. The crew have fur some days been engaged in removing chains and other materials from off the top of the fagots, preparatory to breaking them up. The poles and spars are not yet disturbed, nor the foundation of the break- I water—which, however, must be removed, ma'am it he in tended to lift the ship over it. Up to ties list of the sprium 'many persons visited the ship and breakwater. It is reported on board that timber has been ordered from Downpatrick, by Captain Claxton, and the bed places in the reed to the ship are being made Intim far meting wow the fields.— ' Newry Commercial Telegrazls, May 26. THE FALL IN Costs.—That important functionary, the basun, was spin called on this meanieg to announce to the town a piece of news of lass questionable character than his last week's proclamation Oh yes, oh yea, oh yes Glorious news ! Great &et ! Cheap bread mad flour ! Louden, Mark-lane, Monday. Men, men, and children, inhabiting Bury St. Edmund's, are with great joy informed that there was a large arrival of wheat and flour in the Loudon market yeetercla and that wheat was 65. to Be. per quarter cheaper, ands ' ' flour 61. per sack lower, with a dull gals. God save the Qucsn and the Free-traders."— k Bury Post. ma. .6d. 411. d Brow, per ewt. Dtorf PAM. W. Indliall.P.bw.a.4o 80..44 00 Yellow *Grey 15 0...17 Pule 4B 0...52 Mauritius, brow- 3B 0.. 48 Ye110w...-. Pine- 4B 0...51 IlengallttlaWes, b ll4 Yellow 43 0...46 Matti 47 0...53 Mown-- 34 0. .42 . 4. 0.-45 Grey and ........ 48 9..31 Reamed, flambee 66 0...69 Lumps .... Ow . W ..- 62 6..64 in West India, wdl. &W. nary 33 0... 40 Owd. 43 0 . 60 0 0 Pim 70 0...125 0 Onyine, good wry.. . ord 37 6... WI 6 Pim Wilaar . Y 39 6... 40 0 60 0...60 0 toBne34 9...60 0 t i W ali ta twil -1 wry to Ana 34 0... 50 0 lowa and Pa dug 25 0 . 37 0 Mpre M. Oregiwcommon- 9 0 ... 0 9i Ric; at per wt. Bengal white 20 0... 22 0 16 0... 19 a Java Patna 360.280 Carolina. 34 0...36 0 Smarm. Bain at per poll. Lemiraml Wand Proof. Demerara, 26 to 36 per =L. O.P. .... . 4 2 ... 4 9 maica, 9 to 313 - emit O.P. 4 10 ... 3 3 '0...54 0 0 0... 0 0 Della %LA Fleuusb 33 0...83 0 Friesland Harr, at per tam. etretersbarg,ciraa.eS7 10..11 0 putala:.4 Lau dein SI 31 1 Digs, Rids salad. 33 0 . 0 pas Mudd 30 30 GA Inds Stud l5 0...13 Bombay ls 0 25 Jute p Tur, at sfr Bann 94 0.. es o et.r.4o Om fn Meeks n 0... o o a& ton: — Bin per o Ln 0 TALLOW—StiII se yesterday. 1,626,673 1,121,321 94,022 23,33 343,272 279,291 Total Coo. and P'norta 19223,197 19720,761 PRICES CURRENT. - _ Prom London As Wore. _ _ Liverpool Pip, No. 1. MI •.. 0 110002 II f 0... 0 Cargo siCadld bar 9 0... 0 Swedish ll 10... 0 Lou), at per ton. Pts,best lB 11..19 Milled, sheet Bars 22 0... 0 Penn shot 2l 0... 0 red or einem Beller lO 0 21 1 OITA, per 333 Insp. d.p. Fish, Seid, pale 3B 10... 0 straw 32 0 . 0 bees k yellow 37 0.. 29 tipes ......... 81 0...90 Matter 9l 0..22 Cod 27 10._ 0 Booth See. 24 10...26 10 OUve,Gellipoll,p.ton 51 0... 0 Cocoa Not 5O 0 20 1 Serd, Bane. PM , per t00.._ 33 10 .. 0 Linseed 27 0... Peovistoss, per eirt. Butter—Cork, Ist 0 0... 0 god 0 0 0 3rd 0 0. . 0 Bubb n , Ist 0 0...0 Leeriest, do * 0. 0 uiow, Irt 0 0... 0 0 0... 0 318 = I'4 W ,711 0 0... 0 Bed, IDdiB l'.er tierce Fork, prime nu Bsoonirork, Leek / 00 0..02 Do., Belbst Bacok Waterford, 74 0...90 0 BeTast e". 63 0..69 !Aril, Belau, pr frk Waterford, do — Ditto Bladder American Meek Ox .o 4 B. A. old Y, Video 45 Le oi =at : wßlo, dry 0 41 0 3 as Yelp. dry 0 5...0 11 West bleak dry .. 0 42..0 0 teed 0 34 0 4k Bag India 0 4 . 0 10j k ti/ Al = "tri Amer. arse, per _ hi . e 7 0...15 0 r Sus* ditto 6 6...10 6 Dra Wawa, at per ton. Loprood, oll Jamalcs f 7. 0 0 0 HOSlder b 10... 3 15 , rustle, bustaica 0 0... 0 0 Illeararta, large and mond 13 0..17 10 8aaa11.....»0 0... 0 0 Lima 13 0...17 10 Rapes Red Spadars. S 0... b 10 21) 0..43 0 g up; 'bat prices nominally HOPS.—Bonocca MARK ET. Two 0' Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the market is steady, with no fresh amounts from the planta tions. 4401014,44 11.4 to It 0 Tootthog Los- 0. tWL LL Ito 41. Woold 44 Imo . 1403 I 0 I Yoarllog Nem- r. 111 to /14 Iwo • 14 to 4 6 OM How 113 to I Panda= I Obl SKINS.—BABINOSTOKE, MAT 26.—D,st Downs 48. Yd. the top figure; common mixed, 3s. to 41. ; poor, 2s. to 2s. 6d. Cottswold and half-bred, best, from 4s. 6d. to ss. each ; inferior, 3s. to es., in the wool; those with out at from Bd. to Is. Butchers' fat Calf Skins, 21. to 35.; mall Lamb Skins 3a. per doses. HAY. SMITFEFILLD, Two o'Clock. Messrs. Cooper and Davis, Hay and Straw salesmen, report priors as follow znwe M. 4SM to 756. I Rows So I Straw to 320 Wetter IN. tow .. Clover ..... *Os to Pk. CATTLE, &..e.-ALCESTER FAIL-Thin fair wan well supplied with Sheep, which, for those 8t for the butcher, avenged from 7d. to Bd. per lb. There was a large supply of Beam, with some very prime Oxen, whirl brought vary good prices. Beef was from 61d. to 7d. per lb., and for superlor qualities, a half-penny per pound more. HAAT NOSTOI6, MAT 26.-This being a fair for lean stock, a considerable quantity of Beasts, Cows, Heifers, ore and two-year-old Steers, &c., were for sale ; tke best, for feeding, sold well. Cows and Heifers ' in-calf, also fetched great prism, from 161. to 191. having been given ; do., with a calf, 18 to 20 guineas. Large weaned Calves, from 30s. to 21. each ; small do., 15s. to 255. Good Tags Ewes, and Lambe, sold at high prices, and were quickly' ;taken off. Couples reaching 60s. to 655. ; Tose, 645. to 68s. each. Large Lambs, 20s. to 30s. Hamm, Mel 25.-This was a small market. There were no tat Bullocks. Butchers' Calves were in large supply, and a number were sold, at from 4d. to 6d. per lb. There were some prime lota of Sheep among those shown, but these were scarcely worth as much as of late. Fat Sheep must be quoted at from 61d. to about MI. per lb. Of store Sheep, a lot oa Wcther Hogs were sold at 42e. a piece; and some Yeaniag Ewes, at 395. • piece. A lot of couples were sold at 458. per couple. Upon the whole, there was a good show of fat Lambs, of which, also, many were sold. A rather large lot of line Lambs, estimated at 91be. the quarter, were sold at 23a. a piece, or 71d. per lb. ; and the quotation fur fat Lambs must be ooutinucd at from 61d. to 74d. per lb. Lehi, MAT 26.-There was but a moderate supply of nettle here to-day, though chitty of good quality. There -*es a show of Bullocks from Hamburg, et good average agaality, for which the full rates recently current were Obtained. In Sheep the show was not au average one, but Ibe greater portion found purchasers at late rates. 4 3 0 0 ,e 1;TT1 . ALL,. f M ma AL2 f .-£6 om 41 y TZTLahLrt : a l l a acl u i: t rices on, 4 r a atb 6 e d r W lis. ; Lamb, 6s. to is. 6d. ; Veal, 41. 6d. to 6s. 4d. ; Pork, 6. to 5e., par stone of Sibs., Inking the offal. ---- For Yesterday's Markets see id page. SHIPPING. rViaterfo rd, 2 ; Donsgbadee, 1 • Branch, 1 ; Flanders,. 'leolusow, May 27.—Wind this day a t Lora , , light breeze, and Bac clear weather. • DEAL, *07,,28.-4..V. W B.l3.W.—Arrived ; Blakely; Manilla; Caroline, yalparaiin ; Ns sport , Monte Video; •Arkey, 'ad Cornucopia, Havaissalt ; Palma, New Orleans. Sailed, Greater part of the oatersird.boaad. Orr PLYMOUTH, May Z.—Queen, Calcutta. Onus, May 26.—Arrived .• Gauntlet, Pernambuco; Georgina, New York. Sailed. Peruvian, Montreal. Kuusirrowx, May 26.—W., tresh.—Arrived: Hoop, Lan- r • doudarry and Newfoundland. • .:naree3 Orr liarrixos, May 26.—Westminster, New York. PLrtrorT,t, Way 28.—5.-8411 ed ; Sharon, China{ Borneo. 77-l 'a New York. lansatat, May 24.—W. ; 25th S.W.—Arrived : Cum- • • 1 barlarid, Maw York ; Coquimbo, Boston ; Charles, Quebec. • r 13P.LFAST, May 25.—S.S.W.—Arrived BMW Boy, and Conardale, New °Hausa. the general ext e nt risked by individuals, but we have heard 'North Cam (1): lot 5 OTP:7Z. _... - 4 2 ... 4 of aeveral instances where u much as twenty-five acre s LEEDS SALM Moo IL Jamaica, * so . to Se I have been planted b one farmer. Arrangements hays been There was a fair amount of business done in shares, and per emit. 0.1.. 410 ... 5 Fanarde maim 3 6 ... 3 t tag• . .••• yet ipp . were Mbar on the adman. Broady lot broods 1 3 ~. shosld the . . 1 . . • i wgilitt. 14 1• • ... • 11117......: u 0 ... • pram. i. ' ' . ......, n • ... • Lows Parnomint.—The weather during the past week has Ds Haws, Is. d . N - ifit p PUT, por ton. been dry, but cold and minutia]; still all the grain crops are New 'Minim, e d d Ninth W .ut its id. 31s. a alipP.T.ll.. -.. Z47 0.-31 do well turward that a temporary check will not be attended 1 Leeds, Woke., & NIL, 196.0 d. d QwllBlo Ei ~ ....r,1 2 :4 0 a• re "r wa rg; 0 Mad west Hiding Linke, 20. 6d. 4e. d York and Yew,.,.. .. 3 1 P p i i.j...d . (~ " 4 . with had effect. The I,o...planted p0tat0,.......5... gro u nd, I m_och. & Lew* 321. oh., 72. 6d.d Wharfdale I I d pip Lod Iludidi $ o S 5 aid tTerywhere looking well and healthy. Some of the i BRISTOL, 11,v V. The Stock Eschange re-opened for buainew to-day, but so few brokers had returned from the holidays, that warcely any business was transacted. The feeling among those pre sent, howerer, seemed to be a shade better. DUBLIN BALES, Mar 23. Gt. Booth. & WM.. 22 Bandon and Bastry, lt d. Wat. & Kilkenny. S lriah N. Walnut, Ils Wei., Car., & Dublin In., 211. EDINBURGH 1 Caledonian, 23i Dundee Jr N. Junction, 29e. 6d. Dundee & Perth, Nil Do. Qrs., 64e. 6te. E. Lothian Central, 3 le. 6d. 115 s. Edtn. and Olaseow Qrs., la l Leith, Edln. Jr North New, 3 .68a. tkL Do. Newpott, Il•r 23. PA d. Newport New, Ss. Ufa mil Pa* 29g 6d. Grog Nestbrirs, H.. fld. 44.6 d. N. Bella lily I4i Do. On.. OIL 63 - 84. Ds. Now Prrille.,l4B.6d. lOM. Ds. ThS 41111. 49g Saottlik 00101, &old& KiNnid Now, Gi ALEN MAT H. Kil. & Ayr Dirt*, Ita. 9d. Jinn. tikintluimp.. 96. its. ed. Stirling & Hunt, Si. Is. GLASGOW Caledoelew Ne*, ass. 37.. Un. & Ole& CITS.• 16 & North-, New, 58e. Edul. b Perth, 214, 31e. CORN.—BosToN, MAY 28.—Very few holders of corn premed sales to-day, and only purebesers for consump tion could be found. The speculators are hors de combat. The weather is producing the beet effects on the growing crops. The value of Wheat is reduced 65., and Oats end Beans 2a. per qr., since Saturday. Wheat. red, 90s. to 944, ; white, 92e. to 965. Oats, 345. to 38s. Beans, 60s. to 635. Rer qr., to the growers. BASINOSTOILN, MAY 26.—A large supply of fine Wheat for sale, but the eieposition to purchase was anything but animated, and, for such as did go off, the prices were . fine whit* Wheat, 241. 10s. to 231. 10.. per load ; fine red, 231. to 231. 15s. ; moderate qualities, at prices from 801. to 90s. per quarter. Flour was sold at 3e. 4d. has money per bag of 280 lbs. Barley rather scarce ; weight samples were cheaper by 2.. per quarter ; inferior, 3e. ; top price this day, 66.. per quarter ; second quality, 60s. to 62a. ; poor, 48a. Malt down from 2.. to 4.. per quarter, brewer. holding back from par chatiag hoping for a further decline . Oats must be quoted, i beat, 88. per quarter ; fair samples of black, 3ts. ; poor, 30s. Beans cannot be set down lower, from their extreme scarcity. Peas, both white and maple, were offered at a fall of Is. per quarter. Tares keep their price, as do Rye and Indian Corn. CIIICTISSITS, MAY 26 —There was a complete in the Wheat trade at this day's market; about I,oo o n ware pitched for sale at the new Corn Exchange, ba some quaatity et the Old Market, and many sample lots. Only 3 or 4 parcels (less than 100 qrs.) were sold before the ekes of the market, at two o'cloek, at a reduction of 18.. to 22e. per qr. from the bye-market held this day week, when 120.. per qr. was refused for a parcel which was sold this day at Me or 98a. NBVIAIti, MAY 26.—Thin market was very Sat, in 008110- qualm of the fall in grain. • ' Newcarrt.E, Mar 25.—The weather since this day se'nnight has been upon the whole favourable, and oar accounts from the interior speak well of the appearance of Wheat, but we have some partial complaints respecting Oats, which are said to have been attacked by the wire. worm, and in some kcelities the plant is dying away.— At our market this morning we had • moderate now of Wheat from the growers. but haring some srrivals eosin.* this, coupled with the depremed aecorints from Ltindcm, had a paralising effect upon the trade, and the badness done was of an extremely limited chameter, at • decline of 6e. to tis. per qr. upon the rates of this day se'nnight. For Flour we experienced a languid in. quirt', and, to have made sales, a reduction of as. per sack must have been submitted to. We call households 705., and whites, 72e. per tack. Rye rather cheaper, and the lame may be said of Barley and Malt. Deans and Fins Zs. lower, •with little passing. Oats unaltered. PLYMOUTH, MAT 25.—Oar Corn market to-day was well L i attended by farmers, who were anxious sellers, at • de -1 cline of ts. to 6s. per qr., but very littla business was done. I play has also fallen fie. per sack. Durum MAT 25.—The recent favourable weather has had its influence, and our market this morning was mate. Prima an nominally very little changed from Fri day, bat the general tendency was downwards. The bad ness poising in Indian Corn was Wiliam and the few sales made were at a redaction of fully 2e. par qr. The following win the general currency 'Wheat, red, per 200 lb., 445 a. to 64i.; white, 50s. to 56a. Oats, per 196 lb., 225. to 2.55. Barley, per 234 lb., 265. to 29e. Oatmeal, per cwt., 235. to 275. Flow, seematis, 275. to 264. ; Amenisan, per barrel, 44e. , to 471, BUCHAREST, APRIL 22. The alarm here ill emn matinee unabated . Between the 12th and 19th more than 409 ships have entered the two porta of the Danube, end about Moen sail daily with catgut. of Wheat and Maize for France sad Eogipnd. Thel= difference of 50 per cent. is the prices at Thrall end Cleat; seising from the following etreumstawees :—The &Litman en pmMidon are more moderate is Wallachia than in Moldavia by 100 the an on Wheat, and WO pee sent on Barley and liaise. In the second platte,Walbschisi produces more corn then Mol davia and besides it arrives more easily at Ibrail trots the Bulgnriati chore of the Danube. Again, the corn of Moldavia is brought to Oalata by land-carriage only, while that of dAY COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. I MONEY MARKET &ci TY INTELLIGENCE. itra o'Clock.—lt will have been observeu film the tabour t.f the opinious expreseed, and the teLdencies of the o i arati e o a rl t ;o a th v e S4ock d E ay xchze f o , r u tre r ras d t fedweafber. !pundit: amos pointed to the preent aottount being a " bear one, that is, adverse to the sveuletors for the fall in prices. The setale- I went of the account to-day has fully confirmed the antieipa• times entertained, as indicated by the course of the funds. Soon after the commencement of business, Consols advanced to 871 tot for money. and the rates have since been raised upon the "bear " party to 88 te j for money, and 884 to i for the July account now opened. The leading cause of this unlooked-for rise oft per cent. is the short supply of stock, which the speculators for the fall are compelled to pur chase tor delivery, and therefore to submit to the terms de• mend, d, unless it should mutually suit parties to arrange for continuations, or carrying over, amounts to the next settle ment, cc any other day, paying the differences 'already ac crued. A considerable quantity of stock was called at option time yesterday at 871. which of course has turned out a profitable operation. Reduced Threes are 87 to X. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 881 to j. Bank Stock, 189 to 191. Exchequer Bills, par to 2.3. premium. We have little variation to notice in foreign stocks, in which lea Deduces has been doing than lama, in OMNl teems of the_ exelusive emitement in the keemileale.' liprei appo.lialber arena. 'The Five", at 22 ; the Threes, at 331 to 1 Portuguses, 33 to 4. batch Tiro-and • Half per Conti., 68 to 4; the Fours, 881 to 9. Mexican, 201 to I. =OLLIE fon Loa, ton . Lot., ion I per Ct. lied. Amp. 117 i Si per Ccpts, sop p Sp. Cs. Commie Ames OM Embriser MU, par kp I per Ct. Auerlea 11.44,111 . 1r ...' 14 per It De Wee Poet4oo3 le per C.ret. 41<te, I per Cv Bratilia• 1144.,43 4 Ditto New, II 3 4 per Ct. tn. ner Aye. Bd. 3 3 7 Ditto Cbilian 1144 , el 7 Ditto ColirrO. Def. Coluublan Novice 8.33-.71 3 4 I per Ct. Dealeb 114e..91 4 re per Ct. Dutch Ma, Si 6 4 per C. Cert. Dule.b, 111 par .s;t. OnuM •4,1 N 00414443 Deemed Ms., 31 3 404 11441044,11131, 1 per Ct. tererlaa Dde. S 1.444•000414 Ow, 3443. 38 4 & per Ct 11444133 140.101 10 Dllto 0,64143 Ma, Ti 3 Ns Cl. 3333113 NY.. 334 Spaelelt Deferred P 4, If IS $p04133 native 66 41 I perC3040440413 144., ST IP Tedeesold DeJeseet. IN.. I t 11 RAILWAYB.—The share market displays much activity of business, and a ostMrial improvement in prioes. Scarcely a bargain has been done bat at an advance, and buyers are now reported to be in abundance. BALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO MB DAY LN LONDON. (Yesterday's prima will be found in teat pege). Amb., Nott., Bas. & F J. 11 Newman & Berwick, 254 Mem. & Dudley, 54 DA New, 61 Caledoaian, 29 1 Norfolk, 127 5 E. Coontlea, 181 191 Do. New, 9 Do. Pap., 3 per Ct., No. 2, 1 p Do. Scrip, N. of Norfolk, 18 Do. York FAten., 6 North British Quarters, 6 1 E. Lincolnshire, 71 lig Do. Extenalow Edio. & Gina, 69 Do. Thin* 21 Cleat Northern, 21 Nash Staffordshire, 91 1 (it. Southern & N. (Irelatid), 23 Do. Scrip, 11 Gt. Nor. of England, 228 Preston & Wyre, 354 6 Great Western, 110 Do. Ralatis. A, 1 2 Do. Halves, 641 Beading, Oolld., iedgate, 5 Do. Fifths, 26 Shrews. & in,. (Oen A), se 1 Do. New, 91 8 Do. do. (Clew B), 21 Tpswich and Norwich, 41 9. Staffordshire, d Leeds& Think, Prof., 6 per Ct,3l 8. E. and Dover, 241 Low., Brighton, &S. °oast, 33 21 Do. New (4.10/4, Co. 4, 41 1 Do Con. Eighth., 111 West Biding mice.l Lon. & N. Western, 172 3 York & Newcastle, 334 Do. Fifths, Do. Pref., to Do. 40/. sh., Y. & B, 62 York & N.llll22ftwd, 814 Do. 101. sh.. Y. & B. (B), 10 4 Do. &CPR. Loa. and S. Western, 63 4 Do. E. it W. B. Istoo., 20 Do. Scrip, 41 Cantor loom (Orl.& Vise.), 144 Lynn and My, 211 ata& Phookle.lll 111 & Leeds Qrs., 141 D Lme& &Apes Con, 21 Do. Thirds (Beg.), 1 1 d Nor. offense. 121 Ildleod, LIS 16 Orions & Do. New, 81 Pone Illeoleap. / Do. Coo. 13/Islol and Bit . 6 per Swum &Mosso 61 7i Ont., UK LIVERPOOL & The share market continues disposition to do business. took place, the tendency was Chestier & Birk., 421 E. Lancashire date & P.), 2 d Low and N. Western, 1691 Qrs., 141 p miko. Do. gas Leeds Fifths, 31 De. do. (late W. B. U.) 4 d Ma,Bhet, & Lin. Ekohthe, 21 d D ,l ('. d ate Cl. Grimsby & Mktlood, 115 Do. New, 2 p N. British teas., 4 p North L'ision (A), WI 5 iLES, War IL firm, and there was a stroeg Rhos,* no positive advance midedly upwards. Prestos & Wyre, 3Sj S. E. & Dover New. No. 4, Gm. 3d.d York k Neese. Pte(. p Iluddersleld C. & R., d Leeds a Dews. Halms, G ltht rea P i int-t a ted .- it'll': id. a North p Shrew. a Birm. (94. 12m. 3d. sat. 41 , Lir., & South., j p Do. New ( Leto W. Lac.), i p ~= I