The Express. — London, England, 1847-08-02 00:00:00

. . . .. • . .. _ .- - I C _ _ _. , . • (--" . : , _ oz. ", - ~, sz c .o . 2/ oe I to , , --/ A -. • / o_ s e_oe - OO e" - • - - le - z-- . e •-•-• , / _o__.C . ,e' ear •-•'- -1 .'7 75 I ' " G-/ 7 -7 ,f -,:". .I . „ ' e--' . --e>" -------- / -' . 7 -- - 1 / . , ~ -01 - - /- -- - r''..: - / . 1 --oe---i--- --' Z . ~.....---- . / , ... try . I. DENTS MANUFACTURE of WATCHES More than half *million, besides the 900,000/. already /AI I r . Re tre el." Cit9 b ' P rn "` lnd PT W 7,?, • = r d ste M k "' I ndbv . at down, so that, should our expenditure be reduced t gold e.oteher with cold dials and in fear holes, eight i 5 0.,... peaticaian s ditto, enauml dials, ten-gulms. ; youths' ves. to within a million of that of the sear jest named, . -- • •,. f : r „ l k , N , w , .( l h :V at ne tzi" ,h r e e, to y,„ S o , Pc A i l h tl i on re ßD e G A o l , f- ey . th- :S ii v e c ig ial l h e . l . f t,e bi e. t e - t i . t " Be w le hi md r u e:M r . r i: I lo: trae BllC44ree : z t bi Mar ;Trbrup el ar .l : s ct ed:sui. :( o l L bh sd ti a p yi: ' w :i4Ga wel f ,: a s yr : tuaird d i. :ll C . : :: S a i l i t s .l,,q ms es: i.thay rT av c r s c h : i.6u r i r n: p . ' sh:l i a sz te ri b . : : :, , J. :o r "! woo. ; subatantial and ra_ , ettrasoleami eh cr lower 14 . ~. -1 ( .- rt A,5 .......,„„,,,,,,,,,,„,,,,,,.,,,„...„..,,,Ittle m roo d 33. we sb.all have another million to apply to the liquids, _ . .• g= r On s ;4, seem liar. Nu... Ineek ?Wee . r'Anne. • • Oen of our debt, or the improvement of a country •LlOlt EXPORTATION.-NIGIIt LIGHTS.-. left for two oratories without the means of irrigation t - relative to the death of James M i res, aged 42, who hew his head off with a horse pistol, at lodgings, No. 2, George- - o C o ot t en in al iya • -Te , a 73 4 ernb PRICES CURRENT. • • 7'l - res emk•e• 0.1 "m y " . beene le tel e bl reMbv o .era or internal communication, provided only we are w o w em otrt, mak awl mese Rem beery momimme, ga . .. ' iw h a : Whe an hittrivrw d " lud fouPen beC to n n i b : e b ‘dui e res"ed r te lia d j e est adw 's A w th a- rinr [i we ee er , °Mill ie se w v h .r i: he loet ' his right leg. In the course of the last six mouths, le flecus k per trwt. mon rem . Pigs No I. AO •, 0 • h .....,,deacre . see Sys aire ide es men Memeries nacese d ...• •• atiowed to enjoy peace : It has meanwhile bm molt I had embarked in various house.building szeculations, in W i ladia s k t o r u" 99 " n39 94 Ei . n°Pe I.. . iit we i 1i t t.... . 1 1 0 . 1,. .... 3 3 Il e rr este r Xeet sses t i eL m• t e • s keeM e tsre e s e hr 'Ago them clearly shown by • distinguished staff officer of ripe f... 40 0 - 43 Cargo &March/tar 9 ft.. 0 • def.. are remedbell la AR lams PATS*? MOP: ihth Luta; expenence that were our regular native cavalry to coosequence of which he became involve in pecuniary Pine. ......0..,... 11 0. eft SwedAls 0 i difficulties, the effect of which led him to bahits of Mum- u weet oh e; w0w0... 36 0.. 1 . me 1 - 4 mr m°lll-418 o e Z 7 s r • s ise tr' s • madmaial...... lol be converted into irregulars, the state might have the No. 288.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUG. 2, 1 447 -- - . [ot-t. penal*. On Thursday lag about three o'clock in the yellow 39 0 .41 Pig, lest II 13..39 l ten, glee thews Uwe rit , awet... wt. be c0 n 1,:„..."" 6 aular°l6 V' den. base iii same amount of service for 500,0001. less money, and semi ow make. beide n .40 ..... i= 21 0 . 0 0 ease The lamps an mean Meet ead du wol u am t: that, were the absurd system of drilling, 'arming, candies &tut raper per coney aka masegandly mem* 1.191 dater having addressed the electors, the sheriff took • show deceased's wife, when they beard the report of a pistol iteppldadldfaarh. 39 33 0 0-18 1 p ar tain shot 21 0_ 0 0 so d beautifuloy ;Wei. g. vr i , „„, v ,..,.....# -T. ame. and accoutring Hindems like Europeans ehando-- 1 eenal e s o f am- 1 4 11 am. we terea4=l allertalint. ad 1 11 4 448 _,____./ 40 of hand, for each of the candidates, which he declared to bl in the kitchen. She went there, and on her way met Is 11:• 42 0. 50 red or sdalme ... 19 10. _1) 5 Mutant 7.1. lee bor ay ""' earn of 746/1.., wide& Is the lork• kw' Mt load °°"°"a' in favour of M Boyd, by a considerable msjority. A. po deceased's daughter, who was covered w:tti blood and eth e ... th ew .. 33 0 37 o 5 0 . 3 . 3 2O 0...21 10 neap emaelactory. 50. Alberetran,„ ani th esth g . e wbsi s 7:4 l . ll eth e t = a f t= altogether, we should have a stronger and a better darns me bat auras apooL ees Ansa et ikk seals k sew Nair t • who exclaimed " Father is de ad." On 3oing it to the ilichen - j .- ',, '''''' u 0 . " . 39 0 0.. p or eye l a p. oe j . d ..? . en reerennue mews- eilesens sod ironsmome. Is Shollineilea army than at present, and effect a further saying of Wv• - Evesiieb Bat vete dalledsetermd Ward. mii ka._ was itu eoamemtently demanded ea the part of Lord Lincoln, she found deceased on a bed, with a horse pistol which had Orey sad whir- 40 0. 15 0 Flab, sod, pen 37 10.... e 4 Meet Iron : There het ben. s eels of 464 awe 4 11 ft i iii - A - T It A - P 11. ArJ RY , or LIQUID HAIR a much greater tonotint than eren this, thoughlma gi „ pods ~.. •0ri. ......., ••• ...• a oi l s s e . t s . wh was arrested to talue plain in all the burglu on et Zweig next (to-morrow.) been recently diacharged tightly grasped in his hand. The MUM% Hemibro'.. C 4 0. .73 0 straw 26 10 .0 • 56 0. M 0 brown le yellow 24 0.. - 29 le 1. ovn . tbe detY 'll9le.at many meswere fee el isione.. mil dors capable of being estimated in cash. .54 rupees pee evrt.-14•11 Riel: 144. sake hese sea the upper part of his bead wu blown entirely away. Deceased's bars Oserne, in Bond. rica teethe rvdoust r A 10. 169 Mir mows. se It wow bibs er thst ommettell rell or punk Ilat lamer es el sae M.. • The Goomsoor country is again in a blaze from cr,:=•......,. 1 1 •414-1148: Aft " °° " 2 "" -" ” raw ' , has TAVISTOCK ELECTION. daughter saw her father put the pistol to hie month whilst eq .., lodto. cog ,. 1 1 1:d ra seatter : 11..1 :I Mid 13 05,8 er". 'Rh the twellos etwkiwwww. Psm.S. oBl kw •k.". end to end ; the sacrifice of human beings, for a length eiieree. - - - -iss= "l . eZne " ot see ewe. of bisebe. at Unt Pet H. Terrell, Esq., preeide&-Mr. H. Gill proposed John he di•cbarged it. Verdict -" Temporary Insanity.- nary U o._ 40 0 Ced 27 10 .. 0 0 Me se WW I 3. ' ,If done et Ow* easeblessea •ma leaks is we- 1 , 12 ,6.. . re flay, ~ an r, . a n wean 13 0- 60 0 South See - ... _l4 II ..2e ill limes newh e sig It are twisted to beng es . trtne se • wen.' of time p r o t N a stop to under our late agent, has again •wt i *Ol4 130 •Ishid ea at 01 4 v. P e ... Wt . - !I Tla Esch dMR X ni ded the semi. LOCk•JAW.-Before Mr. W. Payne, at St. Bartholomew's Geed '0 0...123 0 Oilre,o.lllpoll,p.ten 47 0... 0 I s &aro and Is tho Weir ratftwee, upon our wimp; netion.-Mr. .I. undle nominated the Hon. E. 8. Boesell, hospital, on the body of David Collard, aged twelve years. Vine Coooa Nut 4O 0 .20 41 e s eeeth eth ya th.. . %° , 0 0, 0th . " " o w l( ' ree.., 644 ' 8 1 111995 e 0 .... na "8" 0.11 1." "" it taken and villages are being burnt and plan on d 60 o ;.. a with... •we wt. sad Mr. P. Mitchell seconded the nomination.- Mr. J. On the afternoon of the 16th ult. deceased was wieking over Onion, good ra mose & A mes to thsehoes i sod messif=l.= &wed in all directions; and this at a time when Tor 11.0.2126.- We eau were or a Nee a 200 bee at IS &Mks Paull proposed, and Mr. Thomas Nicholls 'seconded, some old building =teen. when he punctured the big toe Pf we P ..... 39 39 0 9. ..... 4 3 0 9 0 9 9'7. 4 ' t00 1Ve.. ........ P.1t !35 IC ..IS 9 istet'dides towl It , • ' , free% En n eed ne n as 55 ma° aalk .la ff nro ha mil ti Ment in the tepees per box. No ether tressmatine the we me awe ef ban th e nom i nat i on o f s amna i conoe.-Dr, Harness proposed, of bis right foot with a rusty nail. On the followiag day N . 60 0 . eto ft Lineeed 27 15 '6 0 Ible. it seamen to a.. that toy attending *lift be the laermites. - - ve y one na ve . •/1 14 es Mei mkt bank of dr..... l444 *Perenen WOO eneenedoa efinealf district. The policy of Brigadi re er Dyeeet proceed non e :, erss;. w eer ith istm li"naggke °I . las .141 el". °I. man ilam and Mr. W. Honey seconded, the nomination of Mr, the toe was greatly inflamed, but, hy the application of a moms, good tonne3l 0... 50 0 Paorrmosl, per ewt. ewe, maintit ethane to thou.-Adders% ROM sad NII. Ils ane • i ___ been , . ' uickl subeided and he was about as umel until Cosa - ordl emoo„,._3l. h os io .h o••••t h v a,.., dd ad o wil d s. s m th o Robert Phillimon. - Mr. Seccorribe mid Mr. N 0162426 lotion, A q y , m os. g u tt or _oxie, tt a le kJ, • • uniet, the celebrated . perms.. hstr. ings pa severely commented on, anu, as risr nominated Mr Henry Vincent of chartist celebrity.-Mr Wednesday last, when he was suddenly attacked with lock- I irmsTto Ina 33 0.• ii 0 e e .1 0 Mera, 367 :Tr u siedyera ;CIL Pm*. emenles at Rasa etre rad .es we can judge, deservedly. The Mearn's affairs in" C:7l 7 ro g io u tel 4a t-- Uce lhere efll l e inve " l ksee ll"ir sreeral ib'io en gui t r vale m oritits t elk* tad Trelasree sepia * ined his politics ' 1 opinions and referred ' L'avr. He was immediately brought to the above institution. Sowe . „ ... _tra awl Pa- Srd 0 0 .- 0 0 wbanow *teen* 0 0- 4 0 continue daily to get more and more into confusion the Dries has &Abed to Ips. 18 Mrs. per le, at web* homier, to his conduct since be had represostid the borough, se the He got gradually worse, and died of " tetanus "on the fol. ' ""'s T .. ~...2 % . 6 -. 21 9 Dablie, tat Limerick, do s6 6. .! 9 0 RONV LANIrB O DONT O , or r E A kt L m:. • "den relies toned lkst pledge of the manner in which he would entertain the lowing monde,. Yerdiet-" Died of lock-jae."-DeArn Cengemessinco.. - 9 e ... opi Carlon, Ist 65 e... 51 0 ..... army now consists of a large subsidiary force o or AN lama Garertsume.-Before Mr. Mills in the DRNTIEItICE, a alike Pougm f ac th e T ee th . ewsiewoo , of Sen.:re- - Whined err *MP bl Prim% wbiels won We 0 " .°1 "" trust he now asked at their hands In reo to the cues- Itxm at per twt. Newry let ...... •Ms disked And mon means* lineedens elf the oriental Herb. It Six or eight thousand men, belonging to the Madras nontimo w there have hem as it ow is shwa les hake% say . - • r et v m oo= 83 e ..1 0 ememein tartar trate the ingh. warns woo, ef inchaeut decay, Er ..,,,,..„„..,„,„...,.......„„.,,,,,,,...d i one. Army ; of a contingent of about ten thousand i s - s o y. ton of the esparaticn of chunk and state, e would engage fi ss „ . .-Th e th e se s e b aa ac a av o i d. m a the Om eer hees to bring that matter under the consideratioa of the next workhouse, on the body of a gentleman unknown. Mega! white .. 18 0... SO 0i Wateriord A constable stated that on Thursday morning about three 06 1 0 l4 0... 15 0 , Beef, India, per Moths. ood ere , wrestle= eat Polkas k the tenelh• merm disciplined and commanded by officers of the East and Alison hes teem Named es eke. ppe Mt., et salsa skeet bOOO parliament, if he should be retureed as their saember.-The o'clock, he found the deceased standing near Highgate•hill Jars l4 0. 16 0 , tierce -. 0 11... 0 0 Patna 22 0_ :I 0 : Prime Mess 0 t.. 0 0 fin W.WHlNdinn'ed human- ram ' link 6 116664 05tas rerti•red 6 66 .14% India Company's Service ;of Coy Battalions, or Line- „.____" 44 - haw' Idad "a 6 7 . On Mk. of Ada4,o , sea ____.._a la nt ke t___ . lam Hon. E. 8. Russell briefly &dimmed the meeting, ex- in aeleY weak date- He asked bin , 060 ilotetioe., with - p e dina. • ggee we Mama re that this all ie ngoa 329 quoted at 43m. Per aha.. and 04 whed wad.* tw " . " II peering, In general terms, his tercel:swot in thee:pi:winos of out obtaining a rePly, and thereto , ' felt it to be bie dut, ''') 26 0... 80 o,' Pork, prime mem- U 0-.55 0 Usse exec.-Pr. Ss let. pre 1. A. ROWLANDand SUN, wallahs as they are called, still retaining the discipline - 4, 4 t 4,1 . s bis offinions m d b Mr Itundle.-Xr. Samuel Carter have him removed to the workhorse where he died the neat Ram at pee mal erm66 24, imumaiedim Lorna: gni bp WI abmilet. awl nerforners. - dteliFii OUrne It lIITISH erste' A o.ltooK. conferred on them by French office:, fifty years ago YAT OO O - Cooo 3 WoCe--Betweles Me 30th toed Isth WAY tbePnr - - . an y • e ouse surgeon said that e kesea, Waterford. The nth Edition. with Benne flheendkwa. ince le 01, S3MO ten or twelve thousand in number ; with cho t e a4"..ad W sbnni I . " Snin. lama at e '• P 4 P ee saadP ' fi • Po sio stated hie !ideal sentiments. Ile was in favour of the day. Th h • 'th deceased suffered Leww,ird latatid 74 C..' 3 0 iIIUY'S BRITISH SPELLING-BOOK ; or, an wutty 135 ra. • 1.100 bike Madera Ile to Si es.; 100 es pinata of the charter and something more • for he Arab, Seikh, Rotas, and Affgban mercenaries, tO candies 7 C 7 loWta, Ara; but . licildere having.. esasperad to were- I would extend the franchiee ' to unmarried women apa widows man n ammation ot e in, an tat • t oug e -- fre ifl ' f h bra' d h I h h h - moot ..... ~.. 2 7 ... 25 ' Bawa-Do" per P°"4ll.leB4 4ot. l"l" 4-62 '6 Coald speak, he was so wandering in his manner, that he Dimema s ''''' S n 3 Bele. - k a li Lthe iNTRODUCTION to SPELLING and READING. in -.. _ 38 per cent. Lard,Belfast,petrk I 5.4 0...55 0 iewee me ,,,,,, th hth ee a wen t cee l e ty e s n th , 1,........ ewe .* s aw e d me extent of some twenty or thirty thousand, a large b t i;o air ov d r amaa . tbe da ralos an! u sey four e menths; Teeth 're bane sdee be red ...- l who were tiring, independent of the aid of their friends, on Would . not learn . front him any thing likely to dad to his O.P. . ..... 3 9 ... 4 Waterford, do- I ''' to there of youth, and aermeed Ils • lasse. sem. sad force for a state which scarcely yields two Millions ep oc h oo d g oo .. 03 Pn W i r,.. oia d' , ln jr . 3 : 30 ro. . D e d ig o. their own redeurces.-Mr. Phillirnoreproremed to be • liberal identity. He died from natural causes. On him were found Jamie ' s, 30 to 16 no. . Ditto Bladder coarri tab* of mwds ere* and etesalef setwelll i t a the conservative. He wu attached to the church of England, a 101. English bank note Ind some gold. He wore a black per cent. O.P. 4 2 ... 4 American ue, and is protected from injure by the British Si v 3. to h 3 re i OemPte (newl.... Le 7 kw end tritile Innww erunii.e=7l:lsti.LatterY j st the •• OilisTrrirati . .... ~.,...., , " gm , 106 ,.. ..,,, a y sia. .. IteM ce 7. Il Disgracefully involved, and hope - les . sly in debt, elens no "' now ' wr • ' al "' effb ''' " the ' n ' dn. ; and " la. mad " an but was willing to give the utmost civil and religious Qin, frock coat, black vest, grey trowsers, and a pair of Wellington the spot are little If at ell short ef 10e,e00 boles we Mek for price. to those who professed a different creed. Ho would lend his boots, marked "Chsrles Jones, Esq., 139, Stephin'egreen, Favourite marks 5 0 ... • Hume Oa and Cow, at per lb. Brandy, Ist brands 4 7 ... i 13. A. andM. Video, s,.,tch ßrittelteptr pi. lts, d.p. , rr l i i .. o o .... 0 . itmil dry . dr, n t efriba TM perekekt et kis aftilikel bee the troops are made to suffer ; and the line-wallahs receding. aid to all timely sad jadicimu refiners' in the state et the West Dublin, P.L.0." The latter midair led to the supped- 01.34 es. 70 Orals-Wry little has been done In this drug, and the prim Is e i e u sad minima law. awg w o u ld an ble weesong en mann don that he had been an Irish psor-law guardian. He appeared t r ia, ll 0. 0 Pelt. : T . :3 ' . 1...... a... .. .. 4. .._ . _ .. .... 4. =•............ b . ale - prise . . , sad threatened au sorts of ....dinv elmilar to to oar onlity last q . note ri..... tion-sav from . l .trist ,o73re. e t: b7 ll,l i tazzr ii „ a . m . i ns t h e e m k sa a t m. ss i Num i5 0 mm ,,,.... g. -I =grittili e esii=l: er Is "1 re=m., 141 9 1 : bas'ng two ears in arrear, beseiged the house o to soi be ci a D bo r u i t ko 3o ,, year pku sof i age o.. ._Vertiliet-" Natural Death " Dry - salted 0 4 . 0 1 0 *l_o pat te ewes of olselleal. the terldintee 6 2112664 Mean , tem ...„..- hi f s i... ed up . Th e m i n i a t er, w i t h ou t wswew sae e5 „....‘ h 7 a s m ra .,...„a,,,, „rd,...,... - ler hare* altessisistlvelaws es Vim sasetave, wins Before Mr. William Payne - . at writ.. El 7 o_6l Ma, dry blestwie a . Jiwerib." • mink. netet4eree neoevezy. se aemipia tu wan. , 8 u- ~.. Liman Vale. day 0 3 ...3 i ketone hit '''''''.. I,w l `‘' .l ” -mr '• "r ^ ^ """" r "."...... la v e kat wwwW , informing the N l :7am, applied to General Fraser „o c „ o o te .ca te...-Tbers Op very little at ...bet. thd W. are Ma ted at dered in all Asir bearings, to be equally injurious th - ai the Means, St. Mary Ass, on the body of BIM' Hampton, aa ...._. 9 classes of society. He would U 69 his utmost exertion* to aged 'fuser lan JOsle it it UVS popular Mcb.64•6oa. am perk* eery. , On d Friday night last the deceased mine home in p r i a l io d 34, wife of the driver of ono of the Fire Brigade e ` e° se 0 0 ... 0 Wr.i inlisi dry- • 0 4 ... 0 a Dutch and Mese& 33 e . 83 felted 0 SA. 9 41 DIM wed son unh *puha-hot by „hawk and Co.. 46. emmoisto• ana some two thousand Madras troops were Sow. Woot.-There has been teething done in this article. Lromote the local interest of the borough.-The show of 'Nimes. a very excite state, and had a violent quarrel with her hus- vt India 0 4 ...0 I sty rue. and Weittaker and Co.. At 0 eforiadath London. ordered to march into the town. The real rumor. -The rues to Great Britain have continual pretty steady els was declared to be in favour of Mr. Vincent and Mr. Ear, et per ton. hips, B. Ayres, dry 07. .0 $ at 51. 1154 to London and 61. to Liserpeol, until within two or three band, because he had been talking with his sister-in-law. Kisellenrog,thang i t 0_42 SCHOLASTIC. 1616 a, dry 0 21_0 0 state of matters, previously concealed from dam neje, when en ',,,gagemeut ere . m e d. f or he( . . 1 37 . 130. Carter. A poll was demanded on behalf of the other email -PERGUSON'S UNIVERSAL SCHOLASTIC dues, and appointed by the Mayor to take place on Monday Blows were exchanged for some time, and after much smear 2: ar.e.141) ior Realer Of Seel. and Conduct. Printed on See him having become known, General. Fraser Per the to Liverpool. nte temioce te decidedly downward. pd.. Mr. Trelewny and Me Russell will in all pro- wrangling the deceased said she would throw herself out ot MAW , " 31 0..31 bee 3n!l 6 whin!: toper, with Ilhaaratioas. reftl 7 Sed to employ force for the suppression rs ' o l e t l'a i la . " ' • r t e. , " , s g w y hich guar". the rate e ' nnnt he S n3Wd 93- ‘ l3, this da Y the window. She opened the window, but said "it wall too 919s e IlaWse 4O OAt Ilan* ditto II 6. I) 4 . b ( ability IL returned. - • * eedshol Awangel for lex menthe price 6d. ;or for three months. NI of the mutiny ; and, learning how surprised and raceme/a-At the commencement of the month transactions high," and then ran into the other room. In a few minutes, _ e 0::, • e s w?7,l ‘ ,. ° Z.r.:. ai lf r r.:!' 3 60 Mtn ual to the emelt of a mud careful aed practical ciemith on London took piece st 2s. Old., at am months' sight, but the rate • - however, she again fiew in a rage, and before her husband Meellk ........... " 7 3l 0-111 tiamdurse ...... ..... 3 3... 313 thie a the pbsne permed in Uniand. theland. France, and Movies. indignant the iliTieltill had become at what had _ _ , h. d o dy ne d e o 2.. , ot w hi c h d ew e 1 e ,,,, 0 ,,,, et eeh now odh dietcuty THE GRAND DUKE CONSTANTINE OP RU6SIA:The knew what she was about opened the window again and Ewe ladle flieeme l4 5_15 London : trade. and Co., 43, Nuernatord3.o A catalog. of Campeache 7 te... it 10 Hewn 1 *(1 ,4 *. Powder (etwol hook. rii.av he had on anolleatlna. occurred, ordered them back to their cantonment/ *Owned. On the Ist ilia. tao Bombay government sold Oa 1 bilis at 20 thrys' debt. the (merriment ol Bengal, to tee mteet oi Gratid Duke Consma . tine arrived at Minn's on Saturday leaped Out. She WV killed on the spot. Verdict--" Tem- Batably --- ......... n 0-1 7 notic. / 66102 3 1 0 .•• ~ 10 NEW LI BR ARYr o I/ UsEFI'L K NOW L EMI K. PRICE ed. eAce. Temporising and promises having been employed, the 5 add s,,jora at ptiaaa whiah averaaw a trifk ....d.. mles. p„. loon,. evening, front a tone in Wales, Scotland, and the provinces - , porary insanity." Jute Q PORTS, PASTIMES, and CUSTOMS of LON- mutineers laid down their arms, and promised °bed' w'hlch is th; preeeet quotation tor mite on eekuna et 30 days' eight ' . which has extended over a period of four weeks. The Grand Iler. at pee.. Beam. ........... ...- SO 0... 0 sond 9 0-11 0 5 - 7 O °N. 3eden " .3 M "'" n • bnb "' tn.-the A " b3.l " t v". Se. - enee. To relieve the embarramments of the state, a nte money maeket ie vety ...I. Duke and piny came front Oxford direct to the metropolis. - straits ..... tie 0... el tdmit-........... ...... 10 11...16 LI ••theerfulneo• t• the tut hymn to the diviner. - - Addeen. COMMERCIAL er MARKETS. Cm ' in i;l;3.e.is- 99 0 • a i L ' a P da ••• - la I° • IS a - •.* Thirty •fiec num., of Ude Meru.. we. are mor puhlt.hed. private banking company was organised, the first ope Cats - ma, Jtee2.-Tbe 60 days which have elapsed since oar ton Prince Peter of Oldenburg called on the Grand Duke at an Moue would have been completely k wren of lotcre.t hut for the advent early hour yesterday forenoon and had an audieece. His Im perial H e ithnees left the hotel shortly before one o'clock, and MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Bus Mom at per tom 1 Bad Sanders .... ..... I 0... 5 10 sn ' ° " 4 nakh n " -Guld ' W en° Wnw ' nw and SnnnMning Pba ' 4 ' r Of h to be the advance of soo,ooot. to Kent. Siomus.. late of Wight. tn.-a:m.4on. lib the 1/Welty of London. ration oa le Was , of tbe louden mail of the 24th of March, ridden of whin were let mom a chete a :,0 .11,... -A weee i t , e 0e m,,,,, o r an ie. richt., .16.6 of the Nizam, on en interest of furateet, per cent. :-a received by express ris Bientoy on the 40, althentgb the bulk of the proceed to Blackwell by rsilway to inspect the Russian .„,,...,„, la ...en dep.-Lemke : (radon and Co.. eth Paterreetermor. I:fl u ter the llnWington wie nut delivered until 21241 1130eni9g of large portion of his dominions, from the revenues of vessels of war moored off Graveeend, which are destined to Two 0' Cock.-The further and continued fall in the CORN.-MAON-LANE. -This morning's supply of Valuable enthenlo. Mr British and colonial &Irk-unwise, VOUATTS NEW WOltK on the PIG, com- which the interest, amounting to 70,000!. a year, With levoun.-But little change lue teken Toltec under this heed durieg convey the Grand Duke and attendants back to eronotait. corn market to-day has had the effect of improving English Wheat, by lend carriage samples from thes new funded values. Consols from 89, which was the - .1 *tine hia veto , of weeks.. diuncalc animal!. Thie en:ruler tO he drawn, being assigned to them as security the week . % with the , exceptlen or a slight reaction In copper, both M. A steamer was in readinese at the pier at Blackwell to take porters aa 1 dealer. appearing equally disposed to refrain from opera- tt e illiutrious party down the river, and on reaching Graves- • conntie s, was but moderate ; but this, added to what re . price , . 51. cloth este. Duna tor the present; the former riving of. the prospect of shipments end • boat from one of the frigates ut off and took maMed over uneold cf the precious week's receipts, mi !a a closing quotation of Saturday, reached 884- to 1 this good display of samples. The weather continuing dr- in yto ti l e i rireo 7l :l o l . L LT EOR A 2 lER : a Com odium of Husbandry. -a worse arrangement for the goverement and the With !Men quo M.. Thick Mo. ash elnlon, it., dogs Wm ZOple Could hard's - have been made. The Prime to this country conenuing ea the dieline, and metering an untold the Grand Duke Constantine end attetlants on beard, morning, but have since receded to 89 to ' tor the the extreme for securing the Wheat crop in excellent (0- SPOON ER on the isIIEEP : Ite Illetery. Strithuth ithoomey, and pis ,„i ister is the E i ke en d prot i 9 ,.; o f t h e R es id ent ads... in prima inevitable; wollot the latter amear to look merely „, ' • • sh elf: iOnf Men, cati mento se wit :nue eau to .s • .. al. Few ce resines after I terve, Peno. mice ... cloth. kiterc.l. " CLATERS4 otuninav ma cortee Docroa. Nee ouuem be and both are most distasteful to the Nizam, who to the prevent &sanity of mosey, and the limited arrivals of pm. ihe presence of the august visitor wu hailed by h. th ed e duce from the interior, which, however, may probably not only *arm cheering ef the crews, and the band rece a n em ew un whe an at d in for m m ar o k ne la y n are e had BB.l th to e i ,;.e Th " d• • sed ill t•hh t • n tb' al rt liter° ing, and it was necessary to submit to a decline 1.. and „War. la°. price e... each. cloth...rot ter before any progress londol2 t Cracluk and Co, 43, Paterneoter row. though guaranteed his independence, is a puppet in Induce, but actually immediate, their refrain from civermg Tina with all the honours due to his exalted rank. producing this advance in stocks. Reduced Threes, of from 81. to 10e. per quer e into louge transactoons. In piece gsods not the eligh•est Commodore Horfet, in command of tbe enuadron accent. o• r. . uld be made in salts • and even at this reduction t•it a ook to i. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, 901 to ~, e° an portion of the i I. ' mply was dis owd of. Berle oils DS. CULVERWIILLS OUIDE TO HEALTH AND LON U LIFE. his OWII dOIIIIUIOUS. 17 is understood that Borne Mien &Sterrett. h s taken place, a moderate boainem having again been panied his Imperial H ighnese over the three vessels ' , and the is y Pre, le each, by poet. In wimps, Ls. 61. each, 33 ., arrangement as that made at Lahore, where an d.e without change in value of thy ducriptione; the same neu he Exchequer Bills, at 7s. to 110 premium, are however slowly for fp ineling purposes, and must be quoted 2s. cheaecr. NV H 4:I,, 1 " " To; 'P RINK 'to t noiiVo.itil English Vuzeer took the cares of goverement on him Grand Duke after making a complete inspect'o tu ed 5,10 of the yarn mukee in wtich but little has been done, ' a l a i •. 1 •• re . r• hi ononlog 8 holdeta, generally Tenting, demanding an advance fur mule by the steamer to Blackw 1, and caw repaired to ?divert's, rat er ower. an toe , to . The demand for Oats was limited in the extreme, ;ot an BAPPY. " Jumnele Vinee. - --Cie. It Is contended that ...tenths self, would be the most acceptable arrangement that twist whim, buyer...ill not st yet mobil. to ;in red y i n., siewe.r, where hie Imperial Highness arrived at ten minutes to eight We have some slight differences to note in foreios abatement of Is. to 2s. per Qv upon the rates of this illy of eur ilk., .1 meaner are of our own ovation. woch as by melee. e .- sennight. There were several parcels of new P.. as at e .-. e • reported •t e lower &seri tie. of coloured o'clock The Grand Dithe had a party to diuner lout even- a e w e s ,. w ei, ~,i.o, „ o w n ' ...dia.. h,d,d.„,.. „ c „,,w oor . could be made for him-the or.ly one by which he • ft= ~ .,a, ,,0 .at 0150 . 1 0 s , . , . . p . . tocks, but with an inactive market. Dutch Two- • an pent,. goods hate to thole me oe the molt:lined the Improve- Mg, the commander of the squadron and teemed officers ket, and per gac u e way ss. to 61. per qr. Beans, cos mg to ewas.l irmendarl ' eue and that rood omen. sound .5.1.. drearoil. could hope to relieve himself of the embarrassments and-a-Half Ce ts called 07 to 3 , th per n . are now meet noticed in our hut, but the better dewriptions continue comp, b oo ,. ;,,,q,.0 by his Imperial Higbee.. COTers were laid h e their scarci y, abo t maintained last week's quotations. s•l'''' ' s'l `''''''' ' 'l ' B r ow n' m our "°'''''''' BY 'n '''' ' '''''' w e b o ugn of . .11 which he is involved, co the trammels thrown mainly neglected. Turkey red goads hive attracted more attention, (.---„,.--,,... ".,"- --- the advt.: e..i....dacd to t menegra the worst ca.. of by Fours, DOI to 1. S ish Fives '' . Pan , -1!, to 2 ; t e a.m. meow ws., Mobility. and indication may le mired In k... than a ' around him. oath:tem has ht.. • fair bonne. diang in them of late; in meek.. - " -n-esn guests' His Imperial ',Highness, and the noble- BRMSII. Untie p per o , ut., • we have no further improvement to ...Loa : memo : a mune coo . men of his Suite Mthsequontly Joined the grand circle at the Threee, 31 to 4. Portuguese, 301 to 1!,. Mexican arm ,r, Fun sad ;Cent, red 82 to C 6 to 63...wh1te .... 5 0 1 4 WI '' 73 month. -lbee.ro-.1, =. Paternoster.row ; Mann 39, Corn.' : Bathe. 5. 64 to eoi to ra New Bend <eel: (hr.., 147. Pint street; N clue 157. weitotoet; Everything continues tranquil in the Punjaub, th times in a re.t uns di/Vector, e.t.a, the advance in value at RII62iLU embassy. hare declined to 181 to 191. New Grenada, I 9! to ' Norfolk and Suffolk. 80 In 64 to 66.- do ...... ao , . 12 or direst from tbe Mother. 10. Antyllui.e. Reeentstrnet. only alteration in our arrangements that haa been bow, and great ...proportion between the pricer carnet there end THE CONDE DE MONTEHOLIN. - The Conde de 20. Peruvian worse, at 34 to 6. Talavera ( twee or Sakti./ here having as ye: apparently been productiee of no effort on Grab. k Lin., ......00 to 02 to 61... white..... 6st to 68 l) 72 made being the disposition of the troops formerly w e t' . g ge f rther ..,,d ‘n . t i oi , i h I f Monteleone attended the three days of the Marylebone elec. Northeunti and hootchdo. -to -... d 0...... -to- le - THE EXPRESS.-During the Elections, "The • , ere , t u nlevs ue o tile copper, a. gaoled ti th b ' fth 'il fMßkf d ' 1-1°"" "NM. on on e a .cony o e res. ence o r. ec or ,in mak ethit, DO 11 Irish du. stationed at the capital, in strong brigades throughoa in our lam bregnferwara a few Minn. end it Ma regained the 3pa CL Coaois 6... a.. 42 I -1- Ex Palos" will be published at the usual hour ;me country. mouee. In etre doesiptions a fair busbies.' has Wes none, but Upper Portlend-place,just tieing the hustings. The prince 5 Per 31 - KM M... Wi I 36 pa Onts, 61 1 Rer- - to - unacoompanied hy fay learretnent in prices. Iron maintains Its seemed to listen very attentively to the harangues delivered 3 per Ca 0303.6 A 334., 911 1, 7 0 2 1 /35 . 6796 111114, Is. 113 p 8AJU1T,15661115 ... s6 tea 46...dietilling -to.. ta - but subseqment editions will be issued, with returns In Affghanistan there seems better promise of tran value, bet there a bet Ride doing. Spent". has tom placed pretty by the candiderm, and took great interest in the proceedings. sew et. Aroma Sae., 91 5 ° 1 ' e ' er ate's. Grenada nd5.,106 30 Illaltieg Irish -to --Chevalier- to -Ciie - ....... -to - -Mote _ ~, . and the suite of the several polls up to the latest L it uillity than for many years past there has been freely, at from 10 Ommeers rupees la- to lo C,ompthy. rupees 3a. 4+ per es Nets. Doe. at 5 per emend. there Ms bees tut little doing in bee • but Doss's and Hi M ' V 0 72 V 31 Ou ' .R . AIESTT 5 • ISIT TO uCOTLAND -.vier ma- P " ' ditto ' - 0ra.343 Darted ma, se 1 Ime Ct. Malan. INC 10 154 BOCK W11LT....... ... ..- - 0 - 76 la 112 Mahomed is desiroua of entering on terms o alnapp's are Brin. at Mang 83r. per hogebead. r ' • s per CL Branum 106.322 16 4 per Ct. Per. 13146 136., )4 6 MALT 7O SO 76...1ne, pen.- .. possible moment. leave Cowes for the west coast of Scotland Ditto New. stl se Toitacsne Cnta. DOL. al6 0.30, feed ~... . ... 21 to 1$ to Meek-lesek- 23 to Vos 01 alliance with us; and as it is for the ieterest of both Layman. -Paola the deb of our last Irene up to tbe receipt .f tee j ell y iatends t° • i Euru,c mail, ea theft. ear produce markt ts remalned inactive, the on the 9th proximo. She will be accompanied by the 5r, , e‘,..,... b`....,.. _..AY.".1?". ~ 37 5 • °- per Rork. a, ,II Is E tre Puleade... %to 28 to 3tM lid-potato -to - parties that such should exist, it is hoped a Britisn „,,,,, o ,„„ the , e me mama rtm ,,,,„, asprrid settee one ethl is Oarland end other small Mesmer*, iis she intends to oar -00 -' - Ditto Omaha liela 215 2 /k•ewlekk Welch feed 21 to Ms Ilk-potato SO te 3.0 d e- Ditto Colson. Def. BY., al 2 3 per CL Spasl•ll 21613, 31 . Irish Med 1S to Ms iltd-blecia. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. envoy may by-and-by be found at Cabool with highe mine impacted Owl mew hourly expeetni having in Oils case, into the German °peen through the Caledonia Canal, for • Otheabith ems.. 16.13.,`1 I seem* Darned Ida, 146 131 MI tO 111`. 04 DiUo pasha _ objects than ihose of a political spy or stirrer-up o been in some samsereklinesed by the return of the numerous home- which purpose the Fairy and Undine are too long. Th e seer ce Illalea ner., as 7 i eimlM „Okla Bees, 45 I ward-bound melds assmrsted le our last, almost all uf which will . • t h e , h s eot h„ i 'd w ill 76 per a. D 9652 1445., 67 a 2 per Ct. reser.. am. 36 9 Pus, pey 33 to 4001d-leaple 4O ta Mt .. THIS DAY, Ibur &Clock. strife in view. • lose to dasher. Ike pester piths, It mot the whole, ofther nu. E at -qt u g w"py, we undentand ' nine I P er na ' C. " . nnws ' nsl 1 mans* Dewy. am. 11 6 Blue 7. - I = l -t 9 - There is nothing new from Scinde. What will be- Itam. mem WM al deny Mee In whin, ...en contiened urn . White RAILWAYS.-The market continues inactive, awe, idmolloa- el to 43 ..1i5k IMMO es to 44 44 to 1113...01d 45 to 30 OVERLAND INDIA MAIL. come of it when Sir Charles Napier retiree, preeen to eiw be w ir t o % Im r e e a : m e s m il e r s t m Z i es, ta „ t h ig il a , l,t w we t s „„ ~,,,i l r. c 643 are 46 to Se...eid la 1) 34 rro or LONDON EeecTroN.-A rumour was ex- but prices without alteration. The tightness of Hum " ..... ""' 41 " old t arrangements become known, and the fallest informa really as yet only remised hy ihe moderate amply of thimble quell- Tam, New Spring -le --new Meter -to -...-) - tensivel prevalent in the City, on the afternoon of Satu da r 3', money still operates 'mutest business. tion given to the world as to what has occurred, begins ti., arrivals oaf tits raw Imre amtirming unusually light for Need- ,„ - o 77a. lairsTae nr e..1, 4- per therm& - LIS tes. to £l3 Oa. tn eiect that, since the official declaration of the poll, it In a Second Edition, on Saturday, we were enabled • vanced period of We ission. laseltpetre the beerams &De has been l" SALES EFPECTED UP TO TWO TILIS DAY IN LONDON. Fer met. Su.. to press on us from all sides. wows.. ehe leg gig se ism t o m," ig....g. m i n p m ...h.,. had been discovered that an error had been committed by to announce the arrival of the Overland Mail frolla (Saturday's prices will be found in last pee). t al From Town-made, delivered 68 to 110... fine bonwhokl PO to MI We have to mourn the lama Dr. T. Robson, of the . 1000 11 a dlegoleravelt Mask Enna. bee isatinued 'know the officials to whom the duty of casting up tbe poll had Bir, Wolv., end Dudley, 163 Midland, 127 G 1 Norfolk ard Suffotk.. India, and to give • brief summary of the new.. entirely oegleseell hr all erts, use the reset et the lan ace.. been entrusted, and that, cOnsequently, Sir 0. Larpent, and Bristol and Exeter, 76 Do. 40/. sh., 47 Northameerised, Linen, and Yertshire ~ -to - Artillery a man of much talent and many nualities We have since received our usual files and letters, - ••' --- -- • "‘ "•* `""' i "" 4" " a l u t .e*lttat °webs Ime° m° ' • ' • In q uir 7. wi- not Mr. Masterrnan, had been returned. Inquiries were Wed.:with. 34 3 4 Nem & Berwick, 261 thseex and Kent -to - &nth - -to - and accomplishments calculated to endear him to theegh we belie/Ma* Ret as Tet Oka kik. . 304 ehiementh to bringing intelligence from Calcutta to the 10th, and o_ i • the Maul thus bare beta rendered almost impreeticable by the ex- made at the respective committee-rooms of the liberal and D°- lial ' e*, 1 4 Da. New, 91 1 FOREIGN. mom who knew um. Dundelk ilk elneultillen, 11 Norfolk Snip 1847 Waverer e u h 1 ,..,, conservative cendidatem on the subject, and application to E. ~,,,o doo. 2 ,,, 104 7 ' ' - Wean, Duds. and Konerberg .. i 60 to 63-11ne -!a 411 Bombay to the 20th June. The mail was brought The Bo ba N • • C m y Steam angation ompany has con treme rates demanded for tonnage, about 4re Ita. per bag. continued in moderate Inquiry, the unpreiedintedly low rates cur- the sheriffs, from which it appears that there is no apparent Great Northern, 4 N. r eitralt i trent, 13 Peasseiness, Itheteek, and Stettin. gi. -. MI te OS to Suez by the Acbar steamer, together with the trite - e ..._ Pres* sad Woburn -- to - t t th Cal tt teu wan governmen o carry e cu a, rent hue, and the facilitate offered tu speculators by tbe export foundation for the report. It is imposeible, even if any such Greet Western, 116 N. Staffordshire, lei following passengers : warehouses having induced a few pure... to come forward • • Wail, error had been committed, that it can have since been die- Imac. & CarL, 63 5. Walea 14 Deal. sed Hamburg k .... IN to sa. Madras and Deccan mails from Mazagon to Penwell g o th de , oond h h ., ei . • ..... ... WI es SlATNisitka -et - T. Smart, Esq., F. Smart, Eset , the Rev. J. Luken, A. ' inter, e as net rn leer curie] ve or general, and, covered, for, immediately the numbers are ascertained and lem., might, It 5. C., 341 1 Swans. k tougher & Ouracron A. de Ramos Pacheco, Esq., F. Grote, Esq., e, r oe yi e , a distance of 17 miles, for 501. a month. Two ligh :t e r m" : ba44 ui r r e 'r :iT: Pli'l 's the" ,,s o o h ' ' t'''' , V e Zr at ',„,,,, a , e m 'y officially declared, the poll-boeks are sealed up by the sheriffs, D e i,.... 6 _,............,__,_ 3 Pee „,Eent• Oath We= Comli 2 4 Thumbs sett Odors . .... ...- 411 to Se Eel., Lieut. W. T. de Wilton, her Majesty's 22nd Foot ; Steamers are now being built on purpose at Bombay „ e no . 5 peed, * bud ' 7 ti ' w le l ' -in the presence of the candidates and deposited at the '''''''r" '•"°''' ' Yon sad Neu. I ref., 12f apardeli herd -to - - ZOE ...... -to - mung comp tely at a *tend, and Lee. ft W 1751 Boulogne k Arnhem, 141 Canadle.. - M -...,1881e11e.... 13 t 0 ft Captain G. G. Males, Bombay army, and three children ; end will, it is expected, be in operation by October. prices ad but nominal, The large perdu es previously made in Hansper•office, where they are only ' to be opened in the event Do. Qu.arters, " New, 111 1 Ceasing of Prance (0. It li.). 131 I t ° - En irn F. D. Gray, her Materity's 53rd Foot ; Lieut. E. The Governor-General and Commareier-in•Chief men 1 . , e ma Lie dye haying almost cleared the market, and ledomed of • parliamentary scrutiny being instituted, The greatest London /k 8. W. eerie, Sul.; .51 1 Detnemrs, 31 . 1 - 4 -**1 1.1011 41 SO la SI 411.1011•4 -to - Shelley, hi r Majesty's 10th Hunan ; Alfred Polleck, Esq.; inge set re urn continue at Simla. Lord Hard . ll t to Cal boldo es of what remains to rho. great firmness, hut little has of late care was taken by the officials in casting up the poll to arrive Mara a Leeds, 100 Gt. Southern of Muth., 6 131.133. Val Ute 43.-Lnensas-.. Se te en 29 to N and Mr. A. B. Willis° . s • been dooe in either ankle; the ieq•dry, however, continues. In oaf- t accurate statement and the result as it rupeeted Sir • Do. tha, lis Laxembourg, 1 1 1 Oen, Itesdea_ .. ... cam in October, and leave for Ragland early nex dower we haee nothing new to report. arrive. hoeing continued n a , 0 ,,, n ,... l aoman a an '7,1 eh I ' n * Fiftlw ' 191 N. of France, 121 rememsew sad Strolsend - ..- 23 to 11 The intelligence received by this opportunity adds moderate, and be. a ready male at full peevious rates, my Nor. to -7- . 7 -e 7- - - -d MY' uterus= canted so mu amass- latedieb and Done& 11 to 25 Th 0 d Co d •• -CM f year. o overnor an rnman er in le are Read., GuLd., k Reigate, 5/ Over Teri, 3 6 ment, that the process of summing up the numbers was re- Trlaidand and Dutch feted M t) a little of interest tO our previous advices. at Poonah. The Hon. Mr. Reid returned yesterday 42r. per emu.. IN kids market remains quiet, the business done tuning been moderate, a dat about previewe rates. In jute but few potted several times, and always with the same remit. LIVERPOOL BALES, Jute 11. DiMilkew 24 to 51...bel - ts - The express mail from Bombay to Madras, intended to the residenc th H M W • 11 hb be' eglee b 3r e been re y, e on. .r. i oug y ing hut In three prices have been folly maim os vs to aHEas EW a ARLIAMENT.-Up to Saturday night B. 2214, 2 d Bir., Lan., k Ches., Jo. (late C. k helm k &rev. New, 11 p N. Staffordshire, 21 p BUS% tkit... -10 - AN * to el for transmission bv the steamer Bentinck, was plun- the onl P . _ _ . . • taints'. Linseed r trisederatc inquiry foe America, but for the V member of council we have for some wee/ Euro an markets Mese.. e members officially t r. . u rn N • W • NeW Q m s• I P N. Unice (Bk IeGA Ore to ....16. . In ha ild Pe . In an seed. continues at • gaol. Cotton there were 172 liberal and 123 conservativ . ,„.... .. ~._.,_ nitho ooto ~ R. ot. Luton ,. . h C., Ne . i , e . f., Emden ....-. ..... ........«. se to N...Tvier 1e...-. -to :.: dered on the 3rd june in the Bhore Ghent. The - had amongst us. The express despatched from Bom has bore ...sung Pretty freely, MI the grater portion basing heen returned for the various cities and boroughs. This shows • 'Z . ,' "17,r` ' Pees. grv aur - - - fe el sem- - tillers.=.... - tm -- commission of the offence was charged, without, how- ba th 3rd •tat to tth C I tta te L es yon e ins n mee ea cn s amer envisioned in the up country marts Mr dement on arrival, there has majority of 49 liberals already elected. .), de p Midland. 128 I I) shrews. lk licreford. 31a. 3d. d g oe . o ad . -to - am - - m --Amp ... .. -to - ever, much show of probability, on the friends of the at Madras, was plundered at the top of the Bhore extensive ' fur tonnage the therein of which h. alo kept reports ea th ' :ll• 4 late modetate 'wale. In thin market ne e THE LATE PARLIAMENT.-At the general election, „ o p.. s _ o __• ol, a-i e 4 , 7 Shrews., Oswestry, &Ches., 2 d t d0 . 03 „,. mu...a g ee d. 74 it; 46 ha e ex-Rajah of Sorters, who, it was stated, were anxious (hut, near Kandallah ; and a second ex t ff not aware of thy parcels having changed hands. There has we nni says the Liverpool Mercury, in press, pen o ~.._ 1811, there were returned "'"' '''-'''' ''' P York k New- Pref., 11 p Molltemnean and Oimm. -to4oto 84 thus to become poneessed of certsin despatches from on the sth, did not reach that port till near! t • t ''''' 'new Weeninnve tranwet'en' tn opium, in consequence of 289 liberals and 369 tones giving the latter a majority of 80. MANCHESTER SALES, Jetv 21. Ranexte..... ~.. ... . ... .„. .......... N to*. keetpssel te to as y nen y ebi,s, .tentintandlng the absence of shipments the advance • There was a better feeling and rather more beakers was Rosette Csaw,free of ell .Pk 1011 -----. x a 100 ( to A a 13a • Friasy last, in consequence of the de. tbe government of Bombay to the court of directors, proce on er soyage quots in our hours after the Bentinck had . eded h - •ott ' last has been =Mutes& n s , - „ essos i s s „ At its termination, on ing . done ' • ' , at improved prices. Merano Cum, Dunk mme .......... t 9 Os. to 311 OS. which the mail in question was supposed to contain. its close, only two sake receemin n i„, come at ono o f w hk . i i t o odoor. melons of election committees and new elections, the num- Ditto Freon ent aawrlcsa ...... SIO Os. to Sll h. tO Stleg. Ame, Noth k Boa Ea , I 3-16 d Man. k Leeds Fifths, late West As soon as the loss became known at Bombay, theed for the 14th int., and the other fur Ike I^th [Cairn° ben as nearly se we can ascertain from our own records, Dahy, ido l . k Woe , 1 . 1 I-16 d Rldng _Unioe, 1 note, American, per hued duo& MI to m The following is an extract rom e ette our f th i r of 1ent....-We have nothing new t . 77 " o re,iort in the prospects of the stood thus :-Liberals, 282 ; toxin, 374 -Sudbury, which E. 1,,,,, 0 .d. w ow. ji.le d Men., fabeff. it LI. (sber. and Deenie and lieetteire... a second express mail was despatehed, but it crop, the phi. being abundant and healthy, in most concerns returned two liherals in 1841, having been disfranchised in to. Sctip, par Linsoln.), SI 7-16 Chnadlan. -. .. ...... . . w . Uto II Bombay correspondent, dated June 20, 11 a.m. : French, per esek of ellba, bee - to - did net reach Madre., till some hours after the Steamer throughout Lower Bengal, and se far up an reboot; in Jessere the interval. Since the general election there have been 220 Iled• & Manch. 191 % /Md. 1 1 I lio Mid. heilwar (Enema ralleY The venter. general's elOrt„ not haring arrived last and Kobe r however I iii age „ t stated to continue backward, and Bentinek Lad sailed for Suez, which will account for •- r • - • sinzle elections - viz.. in England:ls.e ,i n to o t. , 3 ; i n s co t_ Dud. a Ninth. Thins, I p Use), 8 p .eRRIVALIS INTO LONDON PROSE nth JULY TO Me JULY. mght, t email has been kept epen until half-put eleven this will, coneequently, retire late rains and moderate inundation to hi /a 2.3 d, I l en d 37 Xt t h ew , e l ect i on . 12 lib ert y Manch. a Leeds, 19 p Oldham Alliance, 1 d Ws. Eseleis. flanish. Irish. Foreign. the non-arrival of much private correspondence from morning. I therefore write to inform you that lest eveni ir reehee the fewereble erPeetetiorte emir:rte. , ' bv many ' n oO a° ' n re " Do. 311. eh., i) d P. Tork. Don., Ike, 1 d Wheat 1 3814 I I 1275 I 639. ROMbity, expected by the mail which reached this et seven o'clock. a destructive fire occurred in the fort. n I • • e dis laced by tories 12 &trim by liberate whit& b com- • About Benares and tbe neighbourhood the kowsues are =w re p . . . . i . 9 , North Staffordshire, 3 13-16 pm. Dover, No. 4, 4 d Barley well; but from %Ahab. we hue received complaints of the want of mittees 11 tories were seated in piece of liberals, ana 6 Oats country ort the 20th ult. originated, I hear, in the tavern called The Hole in the moisture, 130 rain having fallen im to the 17th ult. Under them liberah in I ft • Of the 220 single elections, 8 p lee 0 ones. Buckinghamshire Ms. d LEEDS BALKS, Jur 31. New. and Ber. New, 4/. 13e. 50. p Flour, 7,030 sacks; 47,M0 terrels. mon, 3,301 quatters. The Punjaub remained tranquil when the het ac- Wall, almost immediately under the British Hotel, m -0 rircuraexincee went no reason to change eur °platen that prospects were occasioned by the decisions of committees, 49 by resift E. Lank New, 10i. d North British Hide, .3 is. p 111PERML AVERAGES. whole of which extensive establishareut was burnt to the am in favour of • full average seam. Exports of the season un to • - nattons, 93 by eppointmenta to offlee at home or abroad, 4i Lond. kS. W. Scrip, 12s. Cd. p Nortk staffordshire, 10 , COUnts left Lahore ; hut there bad been ramours of gnome), together with everything it contained, end all the date are an follows, via. :To Great Britain, 79,331 fy. mds. ; F, once, 'Wheal Bertey.l Ciata l hr. Seass.l •'•"•• another conepiracy, having for its purpose to avenge valuable shops underneattt it. Singularly the houses on 22,101; North Aonerico, 5,270; Red Ma, lewithey, and the Gulls, hydesth, end 23 by accessions to the peerage. To the deaths Ilan. le tem& 31/..5h., 2s. 6d. d South York., Done., do ,N) d June 19 ... . . .915 7d 32, 1d,33s 9d,701 Ild 37, 5d,3".‘ led may be added that of the O'Conor Don, who expired exactly po• t ‘tost 01 d- 1 ( a-, I* 1 1 - 16 ... ... 9la id We 40 82. Ildi•As ltd Me 1,115 , 0 od certain insults on the Rhanee. Runjaar Singh, too, each side of tic British Hotel were saved. The exertions o 4 . 1 , 4 , 8 0 `,, th 't M a "' .T ins im-No Improvement has taken place under this one day before the parliament. The following is an alpbabeticel YORK SALES, Jeer 31. July 3 ... ... els Idllls Hell. 10d 63s Od SU s's ed who had been dismissed from office, was threatening the European moldier, and rams were beyond all praise head, nor, taking the late advice. from home into romitlautiOn, do list of the deceased members, with the places they represented : G w t • o , N ,', ~,r tbeThe , ....4 l. Sn ',,, N .,: I Newe. 8; Ber Celt New, :1. lie - 10 ... ... is 3.1.445 1.31 e 11661, al 33e Oil 37e id to excite a fanatic war ; but the British authorities Had the go-down on the north-end of tbe hotel caught fire we see any meson to look for any, at all crane, entil tee continual 1/..11. W., E dfordshire ; Baird, W., Falkirk ; Barnely "' --i- '-'-'-' - I Its. - 17 ... ... 74s Od;i6s lld 29a 7do7a eld Ms 10l 571 el he whole of the cotton screws down 63 Bombay-green would drabs of about 3,050,000r5. per month to clear the opium purchweil at - - v Do. Quartere, 41. In 6s. i Trek and New. New, 16 - 21 ... ... 75e 0145 a N 1304 sdslia Id 51. re ed were quickly on the alert, eepecially as there were re- estroye . reopen] to the value of upwards the government rules, mu, for the season. The depreseon in value luve been d d P d cast A oreestenhire ; Batmen, R., Londonderry county ; D o , e...... 0., I I Do. PreL, 12e I weeke Agg. Aver. e3e NAM :dials I,d 65a 1 'dials 5 .:•"1 ed B . l ' ake, Sir V., Galway town ; Bradshaw, J., Ceinterbury ; ports that some serious disturbances might be expected of a lac of rupees (10,000 LI has been destroyed. Th e B e i t i e h of government accurate" continue, EDINBURGH SALES, Jeer SO. (There are ne duties co Plioreige Orath.) IMMediatey after the next Dussera. Are-adjuetrnent of Hotel was nearly the only piece in Bombay where strangers hod an Captain Kilkennc v eountv • Bunbury, T Carlow Facrours.-When we la. wrote, tbe rate of bomeward tonnwe Bry , , . . o , ~ Ayr and Galloway, ne. N. British gra, SIAS& :had. rather a downward tendency, whkh continued op to the county ; Burdett, Sir F., anklet, North ; Butler, Col , Odin. & Northern New, fin. Do. New Qrs., berth, 15s. bd. Pule ' June 113 1• 11 wle MI .l ala'a- . 3 °4 10 . •lely 17 . /It', ... 3 - the boundaries of the Jamoo territories had given ea- could find respectable lodgings. Mr. Blackwell was erne. of the Bombay expels. on the 4th ; the ravournble Kilkenny county ; Elyng, George, Middlesex ; Certwng • ht, Odin. & Slurp.. New, 45e. Do. 'thirds, els. kl. : 7 I 7 1 - I - I - . I - - ... tisfaction to all parties. The territory given up by the proprietor, and has by this calamity been completely uleien of rice brought by that opportunity however checked 44'. W. R., Northamptonshire, North ; Cave, R. 0 'rip- Edna , end Perth, 23 e. Od- Shrews.,Ourea,k Oses.New, 2. - ... ruined. Luckily no lives were lost. The house next the this and the demand tor China and Mauritius having further redecei 87 1 ... Gholab consists of certain Hazareh districts, the chiefs Tarp ; Chetwoode, Bir J., Buckingham ; Childers, .7 ' . W., JOLY 31. - - - ••• , . hotel was I believe stored with opium belonging to Sir J. the limited amount of tonnage previously available for Great Mush; Celedonian New Me. ed N. British Quieten, 31.18 e. 6d. 62 3 ... ... ... L l , . . .. of which were by no means inclined to submit to nis J ' ' ' •th ' eel' • " f Woll)Pw. hue had to St , . 3.10 i mor quotations being about tbe rates alton ; Clements, Colonel H. J., Cavan ; Clire, E, . , , • 73 6 .. eejeebhoy. The fire was in e item late vicinity o the ertford • Coll:erne W. N. R. Richmond • Ed.n. and Bennett, 101 Do. New Qrs., Scrip, lie ed. 7... I ... 17 1 ... r ... rale, and he obtained in exchange a portion of the dockyard stores, • street of about 60 feet only interveninst now current, and for the present there appear. evuy prospect oftbeec 8., a . , . , , . , Eai ,, ,. .. d Nom ,. mew, 660 tabled. To n.-Salteetre, 81. 511. to M. Os per tee Follett, Sir W., Eleter ; Grenall, P., Wigan • 13s. 9d. 74 0 ... , o Edin. and Newport New, 15e. 111 d. Do. Herds, 80e. 6d. 51 a Knot* Kurreealee. Gholab had taken up his reed- The authorities were all on the alert, the stares covered wit . o b t 1 9 „ mg s ow , go, ex to 57. 130. , eo e, st • 12 • • • 6 ° . to s '. ne, • • Jardine W Ahb J bast* A Ka , ~ s urton ; o ne, ~ _mamma ; Emu. & perth, Its ANDOVER, Jeer 31.-A thin attendance at mark; t to dence at Cashmere, and appeared very anxious! to be people with engine pipes keeping the roofs, &c., soaked with Hidn, c per 14 cwt., W. 17s, ild. to 71. ; Jute, 5 bales 31.17 a, 01. to lar.. J oh . , y ., c enteet h one hh o ; Knight, H. G., Notte, North ; day; them having Wheat would have mid at any fair price, Rene 4 bhda., 91. 10e. to 91. Ite ; abellthis 50 cubm feet, 61.; Lac, GLASOOW SALE 3, 3„.3 30. called the !Maharajah of Cashmere, rather than of watt o r' od en shod at Hyde bed es ehe le e ed 00... Dye, M. Ms. to 71.; Indigo mid ilt piece geode, 71. mk to U. ; elk, Langton, Col. W. G.,. ftomenetshire, East ,• Lister, C., Caledonian New, 3. M. 61. 0 ,,,, the0 ,, a g o a d .. ..... od. yet millers would not b• iaduced to COnle out, preferring Jamoo. Ile had taken Colonel Steinbach into hie I P ba, be - r 4 '- - 'le- -' - 71 nos. to fg. per 10 urt -To Ll:erecool i Selectee. per ton *l2O ewt, seript from tLe Madras Spectator of the Ilth of June re- • • at, to &I. 3e, ; sue., ed. 3. to sr. to•; Iti. M. Ss. to N. Hs. dd. i county ; Matte Bradford; Maher, V., Tipperary ; Martin, 'l'. B , Galway East Lothian Central. 365. 6d. Met. k South. Ned. We. sell, T. P. Northamptonshire, North ; Idor G 1..., Dam. & Carllale,B7.l3•Ad. N. Brltieh Third., Mu 6d. wailing longer ;we did not hear of more than 181. per Load being given for best Wheat, while other samples wtre service. wind tus moment, will show : Hides, W. 6s. to IL 10s. per It cwt. ; Jute, .51.... to 51. les per 5 daunt, Sir J., Warwickthire, South ; Murray Alex. Kw,- Great N. of had* la. 6d. la. ki. York k News Pref., 12/. 9e. offered at 161. Oats were lower by 2s. per qr. Beans about The news from Affohanistan is not important. Dost "We have letters from Hyderabad of the sth and 6th Wes; Rum, 51. 15e. to 97. per 1 hhde. ; Shell-lac, noutinaL eud.tg . • ht • O'Connell D Cork county ; P ' d, W ' T. S , ~ Jute 31. the pries of last week. New Peas, white, lower by 2s. eta %thorned had returned to Cabul, having quieted the inst. That thes should communicate tales of yiolenee and Ives ; Rae Sir W., Buteshire ; Ramsbottom, J., N'iindeor r : a r e "' k Gallana Tt alak Greet N. of India, Is. 6d. head. qr. ; grey, 31. Ghilzies. The death of Akhltsx Khtui had brought bloodshed ia, unhappily, no ways unusual. One correspon- , Caledonian New 3. 9d auebbrookis, Col., Suffolk, Wed; Seholefleld, J., Birming- , 1, ' ' Greet S.. Madras, Is. 9d. Avl.lBMinte, JULY 31.-There UV IL large note of girlie Edinburgh aod ertb, 234.6 d. Leek k Newc. Pref., 12/.89. dent writes that ' although Gen. Fraser xmaOrted, some time ELECTION INTELLIGENCE• ham; Seale, Sir J., Dartmouth; Some., J. Dartmouth; at this day's market, but scarcely any sees could effected, about a cessation of hostilities, and there was a back, that he had revelled u n the &Millis of the city to P Po Vere, Sir C. 8., Suffolk, East ; West, .1. 8., ' Dublin ; Wil- PRODUCE.-MINCING-LANE, HOY-Det 2 T even at • redu " ion of (Mt 81 ' tp II I ' r_ i _ . 2r. WhelS Ilts • chance of peace during the lifetime of the D ost, leave the Nizam's country, yet they were all Worming kiabam, R. 8., Lancashire, South; Windham, W., &lie- - ' w° ' .- to Os. rr • Beans 525. to 55e • Barmy 2s. to 455. • 0 7 pe ci ~ . „ , ~tic who had allowed agents from the Governor-General by degrees, and on the Sth some tine hundred came and MEMBERS RETURNED. bury; Wood, B. Southwark ; Wood, Sir E. W., Kendal ;Th bli sal S declared f epu a . ea of ugar or to-morrow are large oeu. to 3.55. to place themselves, under the name of news-writers, il encamped about three ut es from the cantonment (partly arising from the postponed sales et tbe close of last •""' V OROUGH.-Lord G. P N ' • Wood, Sir fd• , L ' ondon; Young, J., Aatrim. eget. orppoution. week during the elections). They consist of 150 hhde. West HSDEORD .7t*LT 31.-The harvest has commenota in at various stations in his dominions. near the city. These on the following day had A_ GLESEA B a fight saongse themaemea, when me e•iief J enne.. end ARMAGH CITY.-Col. Rawden. No opposition. DISSENTERS.-Sir,-Allow me to say that not only India, 11,000 bags Mauritius, 9.0 N bags Bengal and Madras, several places in the neighbourhood, in coneequevo of The efforts made by the late Akhbar Khan to induce kited 0 -f th hod' ' d the CARMARTHEN.-Mr. Morris. No oppesition. were several dissenters active canvassers of the liberal com- 1,600 baskets Penang, and 350 hhds. Porto Rico ; which we were thinly attended. There waa a fair muly of four mtn were i . ne o e les was came to the Sebah of Pereis to enter into a Moslem war rm;dency, and thrown down at General Fr9Per'l feet, with a CARNARVON.-Mr. W. B. Hughes. NO opposition. miens of the ward of Langlsourne and Limeutreet ; but, to - _ _ egainet the British bed failed. The Seleth told demand fur justice. The eau.' of the row is unknown. FLINT BURGHS.-Sir .1. Hamner. No opposition. my cert•in knowledge, many of them voted for Led John A VBRAGES, FROM THE " LONDON GAZETTE" OF FRIDA Y LAST. But another correspondent, evidently correctly informed in lIAVERFORD WEST.-Xr. J. Evans, Q.C. No oPIo• Russell and the other liberabs, it would therefore be unfair Akhlmee emissaries that he placed no confidence either in the Affghnns or in their promises. the matter gives us the following version : Owing to the 'Dion. to stigmatise all with following the views of the newton- WU VT. MIAILLIT. I Oars. I- R 7 II• i i Bads& 1 PEA A. - ' bbery commit•sd by the Robing*, and which was die- LONDONDERRY eITY.-Sir R. A. Ferguson, But. No formiats.-Trios. s therra, deputy-chairman. • DISTRICTS. (Munn A , ..a. 410,1496 1 krona ii•antin .2.111g9 au Saar 315.0.0 5.00110 lin Am o y.. . . gang TO The governor-general was about to send a political finered front orie of their number being shot, the deports- oPPwitioa• Loss OF THREE LIVES ON THE RIVER.-On d • sem swim. I se.. 1 pees. wad. pees Ma Pal , . 00 0 910 . • 9115. enar." I Mission t i the capital of Thibet, In order to open tion of the remaining Mau was ordered, excepting PEMBROKE.-Sir J. Owen, Bart. No opposition. 2793 76 fli 89 3 tely 23 ... ... 380 46 6 33 51 7 Saturday morning a party of five persons, named Wm. Day, Uxbridge peaceful relations with the government of the Grand however Hussumood-Deen Khan and his brother. of 7, Garden-row, College-street, Chelsea ; Mary Eyles, of F.. 1855 73 . I 40 ... 0 16 90 ... ... ' 21 14 - 9 - - . .., ... Lama at Lassa. The Itehilles accordiogly came all be'bre, and en- STATE OF THE POLLS. Queen-street; George Cox, • Chelsea pensioner ; Jane Hergordeloire camped at the Foundry. Here their camp was visited, CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ELECTION. Ineram, living at Chelsea ; and • youth named Chu. Fake, euckingliennithe 668 73 30 27 ... ... i 50 0 , .5 51 0 The fillowing is the summary of the Bonthay on the 80, by Hursun-ooddeen Khan, and a scene of strif a State ot the poll at one o'clock- living near Battersea-bridge, took a boat to have a row. ° 1...,,, 1 e r n en ,....,_ ire 133 71 ii ao : e los so ... ... 35 51 it ••- - Times Of JULIe 19 : ensued, in the course of which Hussein-clod-demi Khan was Law • 1190 The boat they got into was calculated to carry only . two or ""''''''''' 1513 74 I 17 45 1 10 44 6 RS 31 14 15 1 ... ... ... ... 33 57 1 ' 34 03 1 """ One Of the 11103 t remarkable events of the month is shot. His assassin was cut to pieces : two men besides were Goulburn 920 three persons. As soon as the party had taken thew teats s wim _ - ... 5 Si 8 a further rednction of our army, which, for the first killed and three wounded. These sets of lawless violence Fielding - . one of them stood up and instantly capsized the boat. K05t......-........- ............... 21.18 77 in 41 - 0 1 110 29 I • ... ... 'l9 el' . 6 le 3,7 0 aro fearful to Contemplate • but how long is a system to be 684 1444 75 237 20 , ... ... 10 53 0 .., ... Lefevre time within these eight years, promises to make our tog • • ' • t une d u erated, which mimics of their cause being pto several of the neighbours and watermen were brought to the alw - - income equal to our expenditure. By reductions the general injustice of the ruling government.' " MONTGOMERY BURGHS, spot. The young man Fake was quiekly seized round the L O l O= e a t io.... O2l 77 26 47 0 12 36 , ... ... .- ... - - ••• - which had occurred since March last, something Tne Calcutta papers of this morning contain sot an item Close of the poll-- 474 79 44 47 9 119 31 _ ... 2 51 0 1111der 40,000 sepnys had been struck off the of news worth sending you. Cholmondeley - - Pugh 389 order to save hie own life he was obliged to dip their fates thmmemethe 696 78 47 30 1 434 35 ... ... 1 64 511 6 ... - strength of the ermy-effecting a saving of about under water. Until he had iso done, it was impossible dat Memmeethithe 132 74 •.. • • COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. "' - r ••• - ••• ••• 17 55 I 791 73 40 40 9 116 31 I ... ... 300 , 00 0/.-leaving us about 230,000 in all, or Bousev Jere 19.-Since we lensed ear let summary 03 the 29th ABERDEEN. be could render the least assistance either to himself or any Olenemeribles of his friends. He thus freed himself, and with the assist- ,fitedled ikke ____,_,,,_ 3l 66 ••• - • - • •.. ••• -• • , ... - ••• ••• ... - 79 , 0 00 more On our muster-roll than we possessed May, the ...eery dulnese at ibis mama of the year his re• ed in The sheriff having fixed Friday for the election of a 1 4 Eri ted • anee of aMr Davies a coal-merchant and a person named ^ "" • "" w "" 436 68 1 ... ... • • •• • from I 8:11 e e , jg . lB . si x reg i men t, o f t h e roya l arn7. our onco. t Inciket, and transactions haw been ntraney i___, representative for this City, three candidates were put in .__ • , , , 829 72 432 4 - 3 45 . a ::: ::: ' particularly *ince the burst of the monsoon on the Ind test. nomination, viz., Captain Arthur Dingwall Fordyce • Lieut. Jona Bull, the life of Jane Ingram wail saved, but unfor- Son 76 - •• • 10 31 0 ... ... . • • - whose serving it is trupposed can be dispensed wit , 1,,, 5w0 _05,„•,, ego. moos.- - rbe imel emote have contthoed ' • tunately Mary Eyles, who was leen clinging to Day and aiseppre Colonel William Henry Sykes, of the East India Company s - ••• _ ... . .. 14 se 7 ::. .. are now tO be sent home. Tbis will save us from to move shoot in the Interrulii of sunshine. but their oars have been, . . ~ ... 1 , - ....f.. t ..... Cox, kept her hold of them so tight that they were unable Desbeehlre 3ll 76 '-• • • d M J ' X'Phe ow tonne., too low to lead to operations Tbe sake comm.- /Orme ,an .r. antes 2 50,000/. to 300,0001. a year more, or considerably above im m Uet ' jo t" . are at the following rat.: Grey 40 In. Se yds., Aberdeen. The candidates having been proposed, and to do anything to effect their escape, and all three sank Walleleauddre 1798 74 41 43 6 369 al o ... ... 262 8 :" :" Lelgilelenikke 733 76 1 46 43 6 51 113 11 ... ... 49 54 7 ' 5 01 e half a mOlion on the wheile reduction ; leaving us 4r. 2a. te 3r. 10a.; bleaebed gnu." 36 In. 40 yria, r. Is. to 7r... ; baring addressed the electors, the sheriff took a show of together. The drawl were brought out, and the spot where „„,,,,, e _.,,,,. 1456 77 30 43 0 00 53 0 I .4 0 St ill 64 ,000 men above our former establish- bleached Moo.* 40 in. 20 yds, 2r. ea. to 3r. 40. ; grey Madapelleme, hands,whiCh wail declared 33 In. ti yr , tr. M.; do. 45 in., 3r. 12a. ; do. bleached, 31 in., 2r. la ; the acciden orm t urred was searched hut without effect, for ' to be in favour of Mr. X`Phenon. , a 767,7 7 . ". - A poll was demanded on behalf of the other undi , .d e e o , the whole three had disappeared. The 'earth, however, D e em' 139 7; - - ••• •• • • • • - •• • - • ••• •• - -• Ment. Our income had within the year been increased, grey theetiega, Ma 45 yds, er.l2a. to 6r. 14e. ; Eey drills, 30 in. winch was fixed for Monday (this day). Mr. M•Plienon was continued through rd. d d bo . Out yeate y (Sun sy), an •ut 282 71 .. ... ... ... from various sources, by about 900,000/., so thet the Wk., &11., er 4a. 1 hd. molla No 4to 10, 7Ds 20 yds., 4r.th three o'clock the body of Cox was found, and taken to St. = I." 1267 70 111 18 i. . ... 35 3d Ho .: - ' d t th 11 lappets), 40 ha 10 yd., 4r. 12a.; Jaindandy tsp. oes no go to epo . .__.• •• • total million and a harked meets the deficiencies ex- u' Pets, m. l ' is. to L. M.; ;Mats, oritt seta, 2.1 In. 28 jda, 3r.; tila FALKIRK DISTRICT OF BURGIIB.-Jetv 31. fo on 'a op to 7 too . it Margareem deadhouse. Neithsr of the other bodies had been Rata 2344 71 , re 44 3 96 31 I 1 6 18 0 50 30 10 2 33 0 MAIL l9OO 73 83 19 4 47 27 1 ... _ 34 se 0 ._, ••• perienced during by-gone years. Turkey rtd cloth, St in.lll yds., 7r. DM. of The nomination of candidates for this district of burphs t nig t. lhassienre 3921 74 12 31 0 150 ao I ... .. ISO 54.0 i n i ll I Of the four or eve millions invested in the Five per Co.rote YA "* -Th. ak. din° thn deParinre nr innt mil °°°•ist - k I d Fall,' • ' dth DEATH IN THE CELL OF A STATION-HOUSE.-A roma o about 310 baba of grey mule twin, and 100 balm of water, of tob P see to . 1 3', at ak.-The sheriff having rex e 1124 74 1 90 33 1 ... .• ( 10 37 7 , , ... 6517 78 51 44 - 3 1861 31 11 63 7IMt 32 7 4 4 91 7 Cont. Loan, now virtually closed by the elevation OT 3001 b. each es follows :-Mate, No. TO at fli to ei a.. No. 30, writ, lic.,called upon an . yjmn tleman who had • candidate to cabman named Henry Sumpter left the rank in the Waterloo- Tublike 611 66 375 31 . ... .., 131 11 3 , - .•. the natire rate of interest one or two t bo per cen .aveat7 to 7f ern.; No. 40, et 76 ans. ; NO. 30, at 91 to 91 a.. per lb. propose to come forw .-Mr. Nimmo proposed the road at . half-past six on Friday evening with a fare for w . w . im . d - - 19 70 1 49 5 SS $3 • - • - •• • ••• •• • - th e e ' . one-third will probably be devoted to the con- Water No. 20. st y eth : No. 5 0 , et 7 1 to g the. Per lb. In other Earl of Lincoln as a fit and proper person to repre- Greenwich. It is supposed he count; nothing boa been done, 06 69 We informed el any runeac. , 0 ,, fell off his cab there, for at the Falkirk distric h ' 1' t • half pert twelve he was driven to the station-house in Tower- ir bw iemunte d eind tof burg sin par tam. , 942 76 • 84 MI 10 137 S 6 1 . r, 08 - 0 - • •• • ... ... ... ... ... ... struction of canals and other public improvements. toe. in dyed yarn. Bailie Swinn, of Hamilton, seconded the motion.- street, almcet iaseusible, probably from into:legion, Der hom... lts se o . II ss ••. - - • - I elle neglected. ti 1833 we had a snrplua of a million and a half w°° ' • ' - `•"" ennnnue l oo i s e d ' ,a.; t o • Mr. Macfarlane nominated Mr. W. Sprot Boyd ; Provost and was put into one of the cells. It is alleged that so les Wiled- SW 76 11ir 16 6 118 I ... ••• - '" lertme.-Inao I Fee tish ear there bre ht epee et nu t - -- ani ntailY, and since then our income has improved by mine port adorers, who, la the early parted this mouth, tooi a Damon, of Linlithgow, seconded the motion.-The candi- went to see him until half-put four on Saturdays/maim lapel* Wed* avetsgs-.... 4911 N 70