The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-01 00:00:00

nolug . . . . ~. .1 .-- '• . • ) . ' • ... . . -4,4444"444N1r r i • . _ • -. • , . ~ . , . . I • .. .._ . . . . i. . • . 1 ... . . 4 .11 tit' 1.... ..., Ai • . • . - -3(. 4 ,:.1. ~ t% . _ No. 1,880. - - )- • . . . . • . LONDO -.....,, * - s. % s. R, WEDNESDA t - " G, SEPTEMB4R 1, 1862. -•- As 4 -- stbi t ql" r ' ."- . 1.--- DIiffANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, THE ARCH/EOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF 14IL WA , Y 8 4. ' • MIN Ar . MONEY MARX Ll I I try n "" r ". ii . 4 ... d ma1 4 baa3• 14 ... w • Ama rid , BRUT BRITAIN 4.14 D IRELAND. .:s: /2/4.;. - itabAsed Aug. , I ..- TOINIDAT 111TIOSINO. TOl 4t' cap.,. 111111_,Alf.—Two ~E. ` 4 ' '' • .44;, _ clial1.1( . n -Col. NOW= ALE-WIDEN, ItheltheaUs hilt 1 DURHAM , SATVADAT EVIXIXII. Business is rillkiay dock' tut* iir ' Is tir awl bees a far ausiwi • el bedisem done tis The En o& gee* mallet mew AM's:STADES 011 rile tmemuntiff. The ,`embers of the institute paid a visit to priors there is aalilmete variatimi,the MOO li d ., Wake oaks ele Est Baneedlog-= 3 7 to-day, with onkesiiiiiibil beiges . 0 11411411.0000 ILATINS U. PILIXIOIII. , A Table cope:Why sieved to the 01(11(11. et Low or Detest and 1 D 2246681111 1 .86 100 • 01 Pi for the Perot* et eleriell the is - tetterellr fairy : ' air Il e a- Nor th '.,'. _. ',... MI 1 0 61 6 1 4vmse n E ld ... ills - was somessu Smear, sad Els late I i all other ewe. sheet • Pettey nay to required ler • treseerary Am ,WA Amman sUltannil w • Tog 441, 7 west western eteekearo better. .. • •• - eiii . De I Alt 4 9 ex pselld tletesdlirtwied fi rm thrall 'mar o al3 , but which wry be kept up, if ageweary, throughout data. The party wit Newcastle by as early train, and ar- .? - 4 j: ' MAIM AND ordelbs 32/100411 • •- ' ' ...T. ; I 1 2es S Woe loe to i for MOOT and the account o while Win of 1.1 e. rived in thee to attend a fob cathedral mules at 10 ars., 11•13.COMLIT MAMA Or PltrUltll. when Pureell'e "ifs Dews," and ascend ether lee ;hears ..._ . - '', -'' • Yeeteeti Oil ands ' i 61 . 1 wad, 7 :1 For the Mime boom .kooks, howl .... ~ 0041( phis tog Dan Me 01001111( el the flew area Anauel Pre. of men , d sui , win . mins, . ith minim i s it. b r th . am IL * • 11400/ " al "' '.. ''. d i glilloi 4i- Xi S Ited . SU, based sates were realised. The el sew. We anwast el Ile nisi aid lint ffresalwas brag &doted .... on the eau wowed wk. th e Wiry twangs adds. tuneful choir. The party then proceeded to Oedn's ec. tie ;weeps .., ;-„, • .am set •', 2130.; t Gnosis 21.. port is annexed, via. :—Three per Nal &141:111. AAAAA is seam. urs. Library,. where the Rev. Paseo Ratite Libraries ei Der- Is st. arm& riel -- Besii. ;.. e" .I- .. The gold mining sleiike are steady, and the _pr_e- Feeney, 100, .6, 100 ; ditto, for se The amount payable at the outs of the Asestred. if be de bolero has L Diversity, read his " Nettie ea Ratite, Catheded." Shy ead MN 9 mad ,.. -' yule descriptions ehoW increased &lancet Colo - Three per Cent Reduoed, 100 i, talent th e seed Wit?. tut 62 No 622 dful bllsollei lf be &NAB iaft an account of the foundation MIMS nelel• by lin mi siriLway•al Ai 1 .1 n . ' Niel Gold closlio i prin. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., em ate. thus cocatcatag a proekke fo r old ege watt an aleinese m i b or , c a m, ph ;„ 1043 ,;„ wee . sa g i i , pisp,„ el Si Shboalesed. pea ute. Cheahen..lein ill Idle al ER. John del Aims were dew at 286. India Stock, 278. Bank Stook, 22E camas% 113100W110r( BIAXCII. (0 000(Dif lion during a period of 40 flaw--e region Ike- rat „e isi 1 MI se Intabliebed for tee papaw ot &lording to parents sae mans ise osentif intern:Pied by • *au' of fee& elel. e.,!lt _ - eweell* M. we !Mild sal Int* .» .. si 1 ~ The non-offs quotations are as follows:—Mel- The March Exchequer Bills close mem. et bested children esteemed sad Ityflni In bk. by seethed Anloopt the audience were the at osi gmerseas of the ous thlekeine ... ..._ .. 43 1 sell i bonnie, Ito I ; coons:um Ito 1 prem.; Olsnanlin, prem., but there was a purchase at sandiest to removes" • et ttse wade sleuth, and to be paid until • ihstitute, Lard Talbot ; the Bieber, el , th e Berl ef * 4 Ogler inil *O~ 24 al ito 4 prem. k Kenmore, Ito }perm. a redaction of Is. The June bills hoc if • eon, snail attain his Ilet year, or ,it • daughter, hoer 23th c sr u e , V eg . musdeseun n wares. et D ee m., : ale WU eell mums ... .. 13 13 The following dividends have been declared during Feel, and India Bonds , 88.. Fem. ego eer. University ; Dr. Waddington. D.a a Dubin ;W. B. , OA " Ma " ilialthim:- 8 848 3 Omn. herb. emdillter.. . the month of August : The foreign stook market exhibit nese minuiDes are at any tine orrimentoble kg their full value. ff rally .... v . sta 6 r . q . 17 . 4 ki ...., imi5i ,.. t ., , ,..... w .., &subunit, E.g., M.P., T. K. laseillam. p 04 ..x.r.i . Sir i ne m a im . . ei Ti ei Into to•uitue or a prole:Wow Edward Blockett, Bart., the Boa. mil Rev. Jibe u sty , uNI Ere MEP= (04L . A 2 Per ahem Awes.- appgarance, mid prime of several J. 11. Diode, Esq.. &a. awl I. Si Dl ... .... . 1 4 . 1 Wheal Beret £l6 o 0 .... 53,1140 0 0 BRITANNIA IIUTNTLLLIIE aniOCLATIoN. After the reading of the far olisb, se ths 1 ,4 NI De. (Ste IL BM) .. West Providasee 2lO 0 .... 2,602 0 0 DIP Peruvian Detained &dean I, Prtnemetreet, Bank, Leeches. a Lord ' Pei ih, tYi 6,,,,e,,,,,,, t h m k, p * meant amuse -.- t ifl at 11 6at West Carole* nein erred by bey Malmsey% nova Letters novae. 11l all `.deer II pawl h- • Illerllyn Annual ..Imet -a at pewits-await ht ieslocuon of the earning endless' . Mr. peessedoil te the ambedmi I ti, TI ;pistol eat the dilletset Pm*. to Ida& WI la a ' elorlllol edik 41 et t i t Wheel 4 8 11 2lO "0 •••• 1 ,075 0 0 government, upon a more attentive ire. mamma. runty tm earn retitled ID , eleiesae to the MAN Air Priem 6 / tenet WY studied: The bases( tad , le i• thews. se all termemes ... .. ii lei Ire es sewn masa easardisi to the tabled rates we- of a zatio siiii, n , t . fr. - upon east right O .:... - - Bedded United 0 41 0 .... WM 0 II Preastuter charged Ibi every three monde' dithwaseeef sige-wet, et h etheel the Plele - . . .. . , " . 4 1. n pc t. ,i t t._ • ...churl liiingsum.m......." a ....-_ lIIIW si i. u-el:ry lOW Mt, fOr t 4(17 4•0411.4 Frafottly. is • neanifeet proof. The other portions of the building ot. too Mk ' 23 25 34 Coadurrow tqf the ad' sown hit OPP Botelleek 6 0 0 .... 600 0 0 eumatanece. In this case, of cot Hsu eivilit policies guatesi wed Wm. unustudiy favouraVe to tie i poises, a good d. al of ornamert, and evidently belong to • c I Ho ! o rd i= l hi et hw ai . n , _ _ reortd. the -mount of half pr etalu 1.• or wilikk credit Id erne later period. The Galilee elispel was built by Bishop Si.too 10,, m g s w a m .., 77 75 rd 1 70 yi s a 81. Ina Consols 4O 0 •••• 370 0 0 States government will have to m tsar li D uid..t..l.iut of the met.. - ..5........ 1..................... .. ..... I •... a -•--. • _ • -. . 4 04. • • - ;16 • \s. m lN cr Ht • MARKET. [THREEPENCE. a.' DA Dr WM*. market wee ly stationary busied% but the realist 'w late rally is well sup. throughout the day at account of the Bth Sept. however, slightly se ' e official Imams re- Cent. Consols, for savant, IOOk, 100. i• New 104 i, I. i. I. 229, 230. closed at 745. to 77j. • 70s. prem., brig _ mark 88s. lw 71a. • prem. exhibited an improved several descriptions are •dranoed to 00. We I quarter t=r t s i diat the works. It appears that the operations of theimin pany are being vigorously carried on, notwithstand mg the loss of the biR in parliament by which they hopeetto obtain powers for the compulsory carrying of 'Mir wires over the various lines of railway. .Under their present act the company have already power is open up all roads; and public highways, and thus ;hey are still enabled to carry on their wires, buk it is of course preferable to endea vour to effect arrangements with such lines of railway as have pot entered into an exclusive agree ment with the old Electric Telegraph Company. The district occupied by the British Electric Tele graph Company is large, and daily increasing; and from the economy with which the requisite ,weeks are being mrried - on, it b expected a very pro fitable return will be ?tensed. As a proof of i profitable nature of telegraph bushier', the direc t in their report refer to the athletics of the chair of the old Taisgreph Company in the Douse of Cla mant against lb? British tiny's bill, in which be stated that Ins company had rven to the. London and North Western Company moor" and tele graphs • asin equal to 60,0000%1.., or more than 13 per cent, of the then paid-up capital of the old Tele graph Company, to secure the monopoly of that ono me feet is that the taring* bestnins in this • country has hitherto been cramped by the ail in fluence of a monopoly which it is to be hoped will ha speedily broken up. There is no risk in an undi r taking of this description, as very close estimates can ho formed of the expense of laying down wires through any district, and, provided moderate charges are adhered to, there cannot be a doubt that the busi ness accruing would suffice to pay a handsome divi dend on the moderate amount of capital that would be required. Sooner or later we shall see the country effectually interlaced by a telegraph system, which will extend its ramifications into every town and vil lage ; and it is not to be borne that any monopolist company should endeavour to keep all the business to itself to the prejudice of the public, the interest of which consists so evidently in the maintenance of a system of full competition. Our legislature has shown itself far from sensible to the requirements of our great community in this respect, and hue left too much to be done by private contract. The balance sheet showed that the receipts were 20,6431.; the expenditure, 20,0061., up to the 30th June. Since that date another call of 31. per share had been made. The ordinary formal resolutions were passed adopt ing the report and the accounts, &c., and the businet a was concluded without any discussion. The market for foreign exchanges to-day presented neither much animation nor any essential change in prices. Short Paris was done at 25.25 to 30 ; do. 3 months, 23.471 to 30. Amsterdam was in demand, and very little paper being in the market, it de ' clined to 12.01. Hamburg remained at 13.9 to 1, and Frankfort at 1211 to 1, the inquiry not being very lively. Bids on Italy, Sicily, Spain and Por tugal were dull at erevious rates. St. Petersburg stood nominally at 3, ; to no paper being in the market. Vienna and Trieste, although coming lower from the other side, did not improve here, purchasers evincing no confidence in the present re ceding:quotation. Vienna closed flat, at 11.54; to 58, and Trieste at 11.58 to 12.2. imam Sitaualrt, ▪ ' yomr nt Time Ind fib= Pvbey rier attentive eatightlabeet of ix* Islands, hot 'virtually risk el that taaliat open inn!er t las ear- •• ttp bp./ 1141.11.1.tt0 . prtilvt. At the annual preens] meetto4l at the 27th April tart, • rettaetias a Viper V• 1 1 ,. MYR 111..blie to thr pmest year'. pet slum OS all polsein firear •r• on ytrri rt.uhlout. reelsej, foe a lady chapel. The chapter hesidadadili several remarkable retire, amongst which are porticos of St. Cuthbert's coffin, with rude Uglier* of saints curiously carved thereon. Several folio rolumes,containing valuable and finely illuminated MSS., of en early date, were Obi shown here, some of which, including a portion of the Yd. gent New Testament, are in the handwriting of she VOW. din Bede. The value set upon these velum le preva i l tin ins that some time ago, the dean ad l twe men brought specially from the Brida= la bind them, is such a manner as to retain every poles et the original binding that was worth preserving. The week occupied two years, and cost 6001. The party neat proceeded to the castle hall, when landsoon was provided by the warders. About 300 persons swing Obonselves of the venerable archdeacon's hospitality. 'Jibe noapany having first drunk the health of the Queen, the warden proposed, " Success to the ArcLmological insti lment." I -. 17•. - firkii/ZA. fitOck :1 I Do. nemosi a lk Soak Ocean'. list.(lrs !Octet Walks_ Laaerkr mad Oarlkle D 0.111.11, Laanikke GM T otkeigi Da. Wat Lae sorikia Leaner' akdivell . =in ik e l attio De. to.. 1 *gni De. Mkt Do.t I•ch..k.6i 114 Lades k kpatiMealer, Ds.. I SO lanikeke7ll Ibiks Dokkilka Iseskjek...l ii ii course, the United _____ government make compensation irony guano that maybe taken by its citizens under a misapprehension of the true state of the case. It is briber reported that the French government has re engnised the right ofPeru to these islands, and would view with dissatisfaction the forcible seizure of them by the Americans. Spanish New Deterred Threes ascended to 23, and Granada Deferred Bonds, in continuation of their former movement, to 121. Mexican Bonds were steady. The committee have sent copies of their protest to the holders of Mexican Bonds in Paris and Holland, in accordance with our suggestion, with a request that they will obtain the interference of their governments; and as Lord Malmcsbury has also requested the co-operation of these governments, it is hoped a beneficial result will be experienced from this combined movement. To-day's sales are thus stated:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1021; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 1021. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 991, 99. French Four and-a-Half per Cent. Hentes„ 101 f. 50c.; ditto Three per Cents., 76f. (exchange in both eases, 23f. 30c.) Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849, coupon, 231; ditto Deferred, 12, 1, t. Peruvian De ferred Three per Cents., 69, 60. Russian Five per Cents., 1211; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1041, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 931. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 491 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, I, 23. Venezuela Three and-a-Half per Cents., 94. The transactions in miscellaneous shares to-day were few. Peninsular and Oriental Steam mark 86 ; Royal Mail Steam, 78; Commercial Bank of Lon don, 29. A Itnanl .4' Interim .n Altus...Lase daily at !o'clock. Asa .4 On- .4nun J.e every cue adokitkd la the pol'ey. namato II n nnerennt in .11 sr.e for their mart*. 11i lie „ 0 46 „ 941 11,31 1 . 13 . W. 9 4ialed es Total £14,407 0 0 Letters from Sydney, dated the 2nd of June, announce the arrival there of Mr. E. J. Spence, the superintendent of the Colonial Gold Company for New South Wales, and his party. By the Overland Mail accounts have been received from Sydney to the end of May. By the last ac counts from the Turon it appeara that the energy of the diggers had been again paralysed, the water having risen so as to cover the bed claims. The miners were consequently so disheartened that many of them were leaving for the neighbouring gold fields, in despair of being able to make any satisfac tory progress on the bed of the Turon during the winter. This, however, it was anticipated, woule have a beneficial tendency in opening up new fields and proving those already opened, some of which had given during the last week ample evidence of richnesa. Near the spot where Dr. Kerr's hundredweight of gold was found a water worn lump was taken out by two men weighing 157 ounces, and another bad been obtained weighing 71 ounces. At the Dirt Hole and Tambarouro ' Creek, 141. worth of gold per man per week was not considered at all an uncommon circumstance, whilst a " lucky party " will earn from 281. to 384; no man was thought to be doing well who earned less than IL per day, from 255. to 31. being generally i procured. The gold}' this neighbourhood s found in pipeclay, to whieS the diggers usually sink before they commence washing, and then tunnel, in prefer ence to throwing off the top soil. Water was still seam at these diggings. At a short distance from the Green Valley a party of three were making, with a tin dish, three ounces of gold per day, but this was not considered enough by them in view of the more prolific yield understood to be ob tained at Mount Alexander, and they accordingly left for that locality. The northern mines continues to improve. It appear . that the gold in this district lies deep, and that the rich deposits have not hitherto been found, owing to the diggers not going low enough down. The week's escorts had brought in 3,384 ounces, valued at 11,0001- The price of gold bad base firm at 645. Bd. to 645. 9d. '1 he total gold expelled to date was valued at 1,469,4591. Drafts against gold ruled at 10 per cent. dis. The Sham rock brought in 8,400 ounces of gold from Mel bourne, when the price had gone up to 31. 3s. per ounce. .11u . last escort from Mount Alexander, i raore4 r tafi . ire'reau) 11117.136 Mar tbe 11 C... UtakAfire= Table It Partlel2atina In 4 t no,. o r **mots.... • Ream. rater affea Yearly Parmenta. 1164 16 bare , Premium (Amaral) i I Had- . Qua d, th etas 1716100111 ~ ge. "1".1 p.,.., ' Toady i telly 4 V 64 ,IN Ai. 1 m imil Pre- Pre- Spam , F661/611e2 sr alum. memo. Tram ' 10. ; - - 4 ..1 g.. .1. Term Nem IS IN II te.A.X a. J. as 1$ 7 119 2 sr so 1 9 2 1 6 0. 411 I 910 ' l .--- 0 222 19 4 I 420 12 3 I 4 4 0 11 4 1 4 ri 0 .3 5 S 2 4 6. 0 13 6 O 14 10 , / 9 3 0 0 12 3. 016 5 40 29 186 $ 12 6. 016 7 O, 11 9 5 5 a 4 2, 12 11S 016 11 0 . 6 8 613 4 4 71 IS I. 0 111 10 Z. It. FOSTEL lieradest Dirretar. A161.§116:16 KAXCIS. faseslary. jai lie pm &S 4 i Si " lei 1 11 SI ad ink me N n 4 9 42 sof 9 4 Es „ ` 1 " 21 24 M._ 1:41, Lord TALBOT, in rcspondiug, said be was proud et being the leader of the band of pilgrims whin bed imam that ow maims, and though they differed monaterhat faun dr motley gathering at the Tabard, Southwark, that lama did ass asew a greater respect for the shrine of St. Thome of Caw *artistry than those with whom he was anocisted felt fur this shrine of St. Cuthbert. (Applause.) The Earl of CARLISLE. said that meeting ought not W Moak up without paying one debt of gratitude. Yeellealigg Ogg had been regaled amid the ancient vestige* Ito Morn presence of feudal grandam and hospitality, non within certainly not lass pelmody proataets, audit all teal glad to be brought tegethar within thoisi onduat, mad, he wee Itsppy to say, not mar* analsOlpialp mad israntag; and ha kLew they wadi all pig VII in bunklt wish that the instituting saw WINO llllbei there, whether the ancient atalsedeai it goo& drlttnivwaity, might be long pronged se Mak pima lessuisi sate—(applatue)—and, sold the Shift Ms usits sod isultitudnions din of the bum resift alsesi, that they weld still &parish, alike in slims essinsise sod in her imaiaeate,._ , !poit their own wrod•inahersy4 aid -- D I ii a. 7qf4l zd 41 43 . 731 I II zd De. Ms. sod Dub? 311L0.1fast.11 4 iitarn New=l 11. d 011011141 Nandi% AbllflpiTtaNy. t =ril . De.1111;_ .1187 ." tkelomkpoysliss UM& 41 14 . $ $ lb 3 32 42 4224 k: 3 $ 4121 Ay $O4 $ll 7 if di 41 4j 4.• KA IL TIONAL ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT ANMA.IATION, 7, IL astith.plaerk, triabliproqwer% The ine.tseent d Down with this Annotates% whin was esia. ohm to wait, 1.14. as a Plan prenter to itar;f, monres anal ad. WWl* a. In earplao metal d W alines% and the popeklmt we. Imp it the urbotn..t Oa.. of the istaunty, and sands aa war. In•My her reeluor,e :^e blew rate of ItArr , it bided by first.nws wow tee, to whale eine the is Monet, .!epnostral it tilt the I.7lsesitseee, newt ban !Laing in on account of life nintingeseiss, Weil II the Crleweineen, wheel Ere bum by 1.1!e Depot:mut, Odeotim w Do WM w bronnt to it by Mtomut trans.*. boa.: tannin, Lincaltare repay the mire pent. yielded by Ibetr rapitil It., boas &nein of say bind—an adatataire which no Mot lamitutio% caber pints or private, hold. forth, or can Wed, b in members latent or ir.videmd,l=able Inityeerly, la January sad July. c lto* Sno,ovt. The Care Rock is sitneetber distinct sod eeparats bow the Divot tor: store u tbe fondant Departmeat. It coneUtutai, the Mammon Nand, a wirnenie be the rumagentests of the Moods tioe, sad no been banded in order to miner the security of the &NNW empiric. 1.4111 DEPAITNENT. 44 id North li North ... I North . i NorlbiallootWrot.Juko Wcos, &We're' Wove. It Ma, Or A =!lforoford.. col Mono. Mo.W.11110.) hiroplire VW" _ 100 MO 100 1,1 100 4 7 pa 0 0 74 74 43 47 10 MI 1M 10 1 I+d4 31 31 loi s II • 1 eli 3 11 Om Isl I. ml 7! . H. 21 I I NM 14 le __....-aowsed hill (Applause.) They would therefore drink with unanimous the good health of the smesiend success to timegaihy of Durham. (Cheers.) ARDEN, is respell* to the toast, said they swathe eiltilkinot Set university to the wisdom awl leellsesered prelate Vs Mildert, who iblegltt It gull be veil in pseeening the institutions of dr mew ry ; seam Nheonly fulfilled the intes tine eatertaiel do Soo the Reformation ; fee bald stamiser the One of Henry VIII., and sabers of the ow deem Cromwell. TALBOT pee the health of the Data and Chapter OMAN% told* was seipeedett to by Dr. Towneend, the wain et the ehepter prieest. Dr. TOWNS END else pwa the health of the Rev. Jamas Raise, who suitably acknowledged the toast. The Earl of CARLISLE said there was an institution of still more universal interest than the University of Durham —the Established Church ; and as one of the most died's gnished_prelates of that church wee sow present, he would isrli, IC 6, a; i 6; 'tally pild up at par Cast IMO Illals. dii aria TiallWiDi . [uddia mg liptigisl THIS DAY. Ilea Depart:art ribbreetw a ennaprebenoin arid well.regaleted Metes of tats Anaurobio. with may valuable sag leportest be. proorreetta. Igi oe inierwww, owl pmepretir• Egg he atomised, ea epothettes oaths bead rit the Awalleties. ar to the nepenthe Apia. Ileeechert the Veiwal ewirot. PCTEL MORIDIOII. Ibregiew Director. Apptionloos for Aerobes me, be mode le the Illabeitee Dlresere. iii iii Tale dike& . . . 1 1 / 8 8814mr. mmll WMataml imi Weqt Memel _ • _ . S Ili IS 14 H . 4 4 e ie 10 tei N 4 id 71 3 r " dis „„ H i " 9 ACOTIVAI PROVIDENT INSTITUTION /OR tans AIRRIRANC6 say OS.. to lcßuh the Dwelt cd MEW Aroma eia Atari d Mama Preadvao. Ifemodons Rtarty lad .Wad opoostra abaft lowa am Is the aka Marl Mow, ow tha as niarat b ark a at oat Ile, araome a am Zordaba ll EM ll lP L ost4 li aaase. ao—tbo:r a y= o r as ass atablos vans peon eta loortaaal twat. roma to ammo Is adrpolloboy Is oar uardo. fir amot by wito=r astalattliat s mp It Or bow mufti. Premium to arintitaa. lota Raft cd ORAL • - "7" - r..17.; 7 Do.o.lll.Z.Posokroo fork rod Salk ■ono., I. ei zd in 44. zd _LINO . =UV) 41 el.: 1 0 4!•InResi_s I:lili•gri 194 101 SO it 29 II 51139 IIIS I I 14 ISIS 3149 3494 17 Ow mar any be orb Se senee sher • halted azustar et peouteMe. Tree meth dunes el pan wily wilh be boa awl, the nate se wet participates eller main kg the wide at . . . . . . ...immune.— !ewe the Inwltotl of the owlety le 1110, upwards et SAN laid • ban , bees inued, erferfas eeeereaces asioantJaa to Newly two aullwu.e mad a hail. Tee whole enigmas la the meet pompoms enewbuon, r awn by the 111.1114 reports, w►kh, with, I=rteliee n it i f i reiluwe„ aad way Worsteds' may be oh ibt) we MUNCH. UAW. MUNCH, 11, NOOILOATI.STILIZT. GEORGE GRANT, liailest Ileeretery. --- THE D A I LY NEWS. LOAM Messing Pimor, pleb td. • Maga O, .m. the DAILY 116%t0 I. at the Ned of the U. Mood hem et Great Brit.* elyerettorr tree ememeree r Ie broodrot mem sod all s omol eml practreal reform., whether pWieel, soda!, fie eiderlesMenh . . - • — ln the extent and rale@ of its OeserelNewit—in the tas ey ef its Lew Peels,—in the smote, truthful, end lespardel drasease of Its Pardee ellierthze, and In the warted areurcenttlesnd esureeded enstained to the City, Waling, end lissolary As ail Paw is onoupeseed. It asimir s more detidel Plot of ffhipteoll time say Abe war— mmg eeliert '441 report of Mimeo is the leder Oise by every eneelend Nod the only dolly Yining Revert, wlelt Ist ef pneeir, rehlidesd enrol. re. rhersone it...lf to Netlike, se being Use only yew beildee the ollenes" 'stitch excludes, end Me always exclude; tea lb eshemis sdeertiereeests. hoar Is *own by the Yet Mire Iff bow f* the yeas 1670 ea the Median Idea liewspaparTC earth It will be men th this toner (Me moor by mere then slaty years', lisd la See years bears tts three eider emptier : lieterfabeL Stamps Wort Mheento rmitrertete 011,317 'Weer° VOW *WOW. Mama DOLT NEWS 1540— 3.1118.000 The shirred maintenmea of Ws prides Arise Me tallerwlail spume remedy tape ...I by a The • Deny News • U the yosimeitZl : lie Larkin minion perm vrom the lira It toot Mitt red same@ lehr-espir @entitle toruttrn.ly shit ennocreative BMersY eblla ki lie pubir woos. of Ezetanil ; and already * *a es smilas eiretEation a ter r,ero.oed daily one Ma lie twang auteher at aretherrnm - nest to the Noy dada page, li. phturai more thaa earnineirli Ile tiemereial lislerhor.7 To ►e onloord of any Ono Weller fft Newsom' h the kingdom ; or at Ofbe., in, loomere,aerert, /ket•atseet, Landow Nam ready, peke ro, THE. JOURNAL of the 'LOYAL AO/tl - CUL NAL OOCIATT of ENGLAND. Vol. AID., Port L (So. :to,. cowmen. 1. 'The Re'n.:nre of Geology no *Bendier, Nerfli•Esstars A... run Hy James Y. W - JellMloll. 1. Pr,' oWna of Honer. Bynames leielamben. Fannie( of florthamplendllte. By WiLlam Dam 4. &ferments In Henning Cottle OD different dearlp4MlSOf ily Co, eel Belau' ..L IL Paver of Soils to 'tomb Macre. By J. names Way. B. Maaofaetwe cisme. from Beet Bent. By Jabs Wilms. 7. Isipmeed "Mem of Irryrf.. By Join askterd. S. Inpromd and Mower ip.fe. el Lay*. Ott OM& /4•40TIO. If air Mailliro fin throne. Bart. If.te b dr. Nary on tb. arm 9. ft , poi , of Vann arom.ta m tM Cumperalleo Fatisabig Qeslitiss of dilenitt arm& of 4hetp. SJ. B. Uwe. 10. Mole of Eatraeling Manure Sys twinge Wales. By flanks J. Beneath. 11. Nandi of Soda a• . Top Intl•Fag hi Mean By 11. W. Mill. 19. New Method ef IlmiNg Turnips. yA. h.q. 13. Somme ot Cosse“lsad. By Waist Dlsldoss. Pitt I. Watt Appisdla, Jain llimsy, Altossafisstssd. LAME and COMFORT in SHAVINO.—B. and COWVIINS' C.•lfTtnt ,TROP. sr Quidnistresi ahem abarpeser. maws ahaehig eari Is Ms matt Year dela. Mr latteen . se matiamtial m Fars that meat malmvelt amplek Mr. Mem Xi" : •• Psn, -1 have made trial d year limer somp. Red ••• It la IS late r them any .trop I hale Whorls mid trit • Yin ado- ra , •ing tmtrament• tar inshashol r. Tn Work B. ••• & Orporma. lawatissa. Imtt Fs. hmhatreet. Inadart." Wain Ma Strap. sw. way le ighiemm, sod of a perinea.% at is IL, 7e. f 6../ fait sath.-00WVAMW preu I.aly tempered Kama Tomah PAMar sod Obtairlis Peardar. 711 E SUMMER SUN and DUST us waxen of I *mow mooorsooto to proms of Aotiode Oa d, the 1 mooomfo, 'homiletic mord" ow to /regrind Cl/ I/MIA/We lIALYDLIk ebb& OM ill Aar W.p.m." to the eseipkadlopelllyt *a Merl of sal rib . slWlledi ell ma edited = ta• 1. 1 ..00r MINIM GB vedired tatl /Lie I.: I high. MAY% tr. wig. plopho.. l" Zilirierstlies 11. ...4 1 'irry milleate/ by the liatras. sal glee pare is a dm& ft*, ..!..: 401 liat sorplealsor Is * ear.- ambeny or MAW fit i•um.. a. near bow his Isis sraginlipe. 119 11• 11 0 1 21 1 m g "tmegre paprika him siftleill limaseme W Itispi* th •P•ri..l l a Nrus Nen^ aptly watt Or Or/tll of Os arts.e bt.. *.ey. l'e .g. re sall lia Id. pet lellb. Cortisa—lbo womb f.. 1.1.1 4. lioipSno aro ea tie wimpy, lad A. Illsonead lel Ors. f_ l • 11 . 11, 44.ffur5. Lade% IS tat Moat Amp, aim/m ark ..d. , 1141/b VIM. mil. and peillseere. A Fm TRADE BANQUET is to be held in Man— drier. akw days b4ove the es ••• of parliament, says& =lt. to obi& • law of Aree•trade sad ess of the Howe of Cemosse is to be invited. Woven is so be Mil is the Free-Thee Hall. h. M respeagag, rearrea bi patron, Bishop Barrington, who for men than halt • era. tury was • member of the episcopate. He remembered that venerable prelate saying to him, " Do not savage that I am one of then why fled fault with everything I see around me. Oa the contrary, in every 10 years of my long life, I see increased zeal and successful earnestness oa behalf of the clergy. That no they were to do honour to en institute that paid special attention to antiquities, it was delightful to see the inproveneen made ia the nest easiest iastita• dews ; sad shift dry teneniseed the illeeniese ana who bed detailed de rights act leglihates as those borders, let dos set target that the asseedost et Betted Will hes by his esnlan and elan* Wedged linent everywhere with the established ens& (Applases.) The Bev. ytlt.OlilrßßY, at the regent - stile Weeds", ' then gave a descried's of the cestle, sad enenpaand the party in a perambulation through ill apertnean. FIEIENASONIT..-.. The Uhler Gase4te publishes the following latter ham the King of Swedes, to his brother Freemen= albs Grand Ledge of ilsellesd. The original wee =Ow in Treseh. The mar jonsail meadow that the Grand Delver Ireland ii about to Seed Ides as as honorary membsr:—'• To the Very Weethiphi the Orend Master end Maher, of the Grand Ledge of illodiesd.— My BrNiaso—The joy which every tosommem bib in obtaining • lealimosy of the friendship ef hie leelheey that joy I experieneed on receipt of the diploma ef Irmaravy member of the Very Worshipful fined Ledge of 6106. land, which yes have cwt me. In eissignlng are this honourable peaks la the midst of you have eibried me a striking pied of year to my mass. I appraises the berawsmose pelkednely ft I Gm the Ira ea whom the iledeleisa Ma less eeallieeed Is Ibis The 'Nth el a heemmen is, at arm sebb mad s par it is ear &set to labour with sallablesel mid, sod s boort stoppi of& traterad love, fee the t us nee Ilto weal who are o sad all *me mho me la Seeable, bane iseoatestibls titles ear mhos sad elm ritslis peeesetlea. It is by holding inn In the Indian- Ishii heed which Ignites all our Waken however die posed, over ell the surface of the glebe, th at we can attain to the ask to which we aspire in sia, but without ever soming e demo we know that everywlsrik and en all coca ear brethren are ready to come Moor old with that that spirit of concord, and that emideuto which characterise all the members of our Offiff. Be satis- Asil, my brethren, that 1 observe with the almost attention the march of events in the masonic world, lied that I sin ertely rejoice in the antes which attends es ell true free mmaiserldle labouring for the purposes shish yea lave laillthisi—nomely, the happiness ' sad m Ohms atty. I ofilor yea, my brethren, the 12.1111211 m of my fra- Israel stetson. and it is by the bey umber that I re- ' gemmed yea all to the allipowenlal jetleelins of the Great Mahon Nth* Umbels% who OW MP 'PDS% joy, and be nediatise.—Oscam--Illschhem. fieSembst 17, 1851. Am Torsos (LA? : Grand Secretary of thoChandbiational Ledge of Scotland. ALLEGED MURDER IN ST. GILES'S. This a report was generally spread in the neighbour =ll St. Giles's that • MIS named IL N.M.. who re oiled in Nottingham court, King-etreet, Looss-airs, had been severely beaten by two men sad killed, which, win quiry, proved to be • feet. The deceased was is arrears for rent, sad the landlord, T. Liston!, and T. lintham, pro -1 ceded yesterday to the house for the purpose Ossining on his goods. Lucas engaged la a desperate draggle with 1 the landlord and Nulling, who !necked him down and severely kicked and beat him, he was conveyed Into his room in • state of iasiengibility, and expired this morning at seven o'clock. The surgeon to St. Giles's infirmary, on samas s ation, found a laps wound had been inflicted on the Maple and the back of the skull fractured, besides other VstThe lobes have taken into custody the man all, bat the lemillord Lisbey has absconded, and as yet eluded the Velum of the police. The body of the de onsed hem bees remined to fit. Giles's workhouse to await the Impost. DINTETTIVE FULL—TIM DAT.—Thin morning at a few minutes before 2 o'clock, a lire, attended with a considerable destruction of property, broke out in the pre mhos holoeging to Nears. Wigram and Co., ship builders, of Blaelkwall. The in when discovered had obtained • strong held of the stores, a building upwards of 110 feet 188 11. and cestigsous to the NMI bore and steam meld eery depot. The private eagles belsegleg es the ism, was est to work, but as the iiagnsion Goadased to travel amossagsrs were sent to Lesion for additional moistmle. The mement the news anted two engines of the Lesion Brigade asd of the West of England Ofilen started to the seine. The ire had meanwhile seized upon a vut quantity 'Mabee, which wan biasing away with great fury, and had also sommanicated with the steam-machinery building. After sometime the flames were extinguished. The damage dose is thus stated : The greater portion of the store-houses it=; • portion of the mast-house burned ; a cosi :wiry of timber and stores consumed; and seri ous injury to the steam-machinery, de. Nate CoLotoLti. Bimiorair.—Arrangements have bees made Ike the forsamion of a bishopric in the Mauritius I . hish Is et peemat ender the ecclesiastical jurisdiction of ' the of lasidea. The Society for the Propagation of th e se legaign Parts has contributed 3,000'. to week temesdes of the mew an. °NM@ Wsiiiiiisn I=h. W Soldeslmmilre Ornased WWI I/Maws) a=ehissUes letkludrlia i I sedan Wigan . (had le OLlllefters) filessMor Ilsaa Mum Orsol OvestWeiters 114161110XLiarkIMA Id Ds. ohms ) I books set Illinsowleb gum& Pao ?n &Am - WU) Issiestolt OeirApereamt (Wet to MAW Ilartbarsaimiera (Isand to IlasatiraMis• llPrestos& Wye Nos. las. ktl.WeeLetirsaTart Dias i n taritie 1 11"1" Nimill I,ll.lsua I t• Oise Dalespeolli Ora ......... lailhasale. 114 AL I Osee.ft Ls. sel Yak. t• mr. acki. ) .=l w.r Tobh %p.. I ilsTreaTellifiiii - ri IDIt• DUO ONO Mb • Ommenet (lon Sena. Wastin3..-. Atirbeis Ma Se. Mad is, pita. /10 OMNI so, Belybesi dot ad lodes ......- Dandie=k, awl Abe. os. sow $ manic owe but thelmftelvge.lp.o OW $ pCf. gr. is. Mimi. Tank sad Demi" II par Cot NerWorall Oen l ai L ibe trusna d si m Law kWh. irk~ 0121, Fri $ " ya.BWWW•Mi. I lAa lla -- Ds. Sew SW anha ip ; do. 41 pt. edlindOnoltr.ddll.op.Ce Do. SW per mit wormiiiar Waiver.; AIL pio Orel Do. do. do diroddhlira.Nowerr. alarelaii) WsSiTIMI Dem: 7011.110 N !Charleroi mid Smalls . _ Bice — mai emaies iii•ltiorbs riiiia: num 1 lorunsedift, __ e rm. - wimp Ipso mirk ITarteiTids — ST; liaT, at paa mat. De.(l/01ny) Ds. . Voris Karam al Varee... - Da 1118.11 par aL Ikeda (br mil 5.6 Anima ohs.) &Maw - Pals sod Lger ... .. Perim esil Odom „. .. Farb art Mom .. furls mod Strisbaste ... lbws sad lime -. ... srl Ilamlss „. itiiiiiirmaiii: ::: .I 4 'WuWait hum. ...I 11 53 ad IN 131 8 1 U 1 I 112 63 1 14 3 12 ff 11l 1M 14 ;:t al It U id St U . -- r• 149 111 id 11$ lie I Id IN NS MAXIM 104 1110 la 100 In IN is, . 4 0 1 $ Si 111 1 ii Isi IS 13 14 3d • • . PM 17 1 10 110 161 il 4xi 1$ 114 14 11 Ili 11, N I M a i= 14S k r is .. d 1 • 01 99 101 u. tr 4 1 4 1 PI. I i ak 101 103 ad 3 ft „ 1 1 Ps .VIATIL I I r 'l4 II."' 1 li pm Or 1 14, 4 e t It II 2 1 Si POI 7 I II ,ft ils di/ad as NI IN 1014 ■d iii s4il IS 11 I 7 I§ IQ 14 106 101 sei 64 si da ps Kiwi ea die WWI May, liamigks ia 31,000 amens of gold. It left the Mount with 37,000 omen, but, owing to the bad state of the roads, the coeveyanes broke down, and 6,000 ounces of gold bed to be taken out to enable it to proceed. The fact is sufficient proof of the continued mining pros perity in that colony. The Nestor had arrived with 16,0001. in gold for the Bank of Australasia; sod the Euphrates had oome in from Plymouth with 76,0001. in specie. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz, -- - . The gold-mining ahares remain neglected, with the single exception of Port Philip shares, which mark to prem., being a slight improvement Santiago de Cuba shares have been done at 121 to 13. whir e... Ife. Uwe. lama Paid. yesterday., l te.day. .......... NUN I Aiwa Ns all 1 IPa iiimis 20 10s. togas Oillondu WON Aston= WM le 41sletaidia 2 11 ~ KM SO a natrallaa a 4 I 1/014.001/ 1 ANDO= Sresbold WOO 1 Ave llask. all ( 1 laa 4Wa. N ilearewa hoe ud (al all .. ... MAU 1 NI I6 Autrallaa Gold i all 4As 11,110 10 Mast La ILS KM U IleseiL Imp. Des. at U. pm. 1144 3 4 MOO 30 De. Ours sad Cakes MOOS SO Ds. R. Saba LW Be; II 2311,11114 1 Carnes Omsk all 1 illy IMO . . Min Coll, 414 42 44 WIN CalaaDl Geld ......... 1 i Kat) . i Issl i Tivotrallaa Copp, all 1 4 die 20,001 20 WOO ""121 4;46.. ••••• an I Maw MAW Danyelladia DAM Fileasa.......— all I lil pea 1an.60/1/ka,Gaiga.u.o all idi MAW Ilatipita all Dpar 6 1 lbdwaltiwsluwwbas t a Swim Ilea MAO PietPlll4. di • 1 Pi la I NM Ibiik. di MOO II &Oda 124 13 li=l WWI Mira= 1 1 1 dim (131 10 Ds Oral OLIN WWI WOW Ussina *55,110 1 Wae Melon ....... par all peal pia I MAN 1 .....—. I 4pa FOREIGN EXI tor Amount. rash ,am SI. roe 1:4141414 tliettest. Lowed. Clain. Sper Omen 4dper dual lO4 II 103 5 101 .4 104 7e 114 73 4per Ora. Ice Caste — I pee Oast% New Lean ... ladiango an laadon • is niT 110 dayi . :ls imig:11 1 1 WRING 103 Sle4 Naples Mena . IN 30 lksau. 632 lama ifflarCists ... Do. I Da UN 674 171adeant I p.Ot. 177 Twos, Dods ... Do. S. 1 17 1 psi soakroe ... Peals Ave 31.-13t. Gems* 1,112 50; Versailles Woe Irk), • alp 12•14,111 IP ; Paris and Odom, 1,410 ; Pada and Roar. 6701 Dim w hales, Num 370 ; Ilarealllatad At*. non, 460 75; flanobourg and Rale 1N 11; Northers. 01111; NO. and rltmbeasig, NI U. P. and Lyme, 771 13; Lyon and £46- son, ta• ; Ilanlaraan and Trunk 33750 ; Onset, • Dieppe and latatap. MU; Para and name, 13i II; nonlegal sad Tote. 11001 ” 11140 2a aOm 530.Ce110s —; 0221N1 Conte, 1,3110 ; Blum et , IL moue ' MADRID, AVOINT 25.—Three per Cents., 451; after Boise, 451. Throe per Cents. Deferred, 22 13-16 c.; after Boles, 22 15-16 c. Debt (Ist clan); 12 546 c. ; after Bolas, 12 5-16 c.; ditto (2nd class), 6/ c.• after Bohr, s!c. Bank of Bt Ferdinand,lo4 c. Exchange on London, 50.25. VIENNA, AUG. 30.—Five per Cent. hlgtallies, 96i ; New Loan (series A), 963 ; ditto (B), 1 121; Bank Shares, 1,348. Exchange on London, 11.59. EMIGRATION PROM BRISTOL.—The ship Velore has left this port f or Melbourne, freighted with a large number of pioresigen and cargo for the all-absorbing gold diggings. The passengers numbered nearly 300, and their departure occasioned quite a stir in the city. Thousands of persons of all grades crowded down to the Cumberland basin to see her start, a steam tug towing her down the river Avon. She palmed along amid the cheers of the as sembled spectAtore, of whom there were 7, 0 00 or 8,000 present. Emigration is taking place to a largo extent from Bristol, and an effort is being made by the authorities to obtain the sanction of government to its being made a port for the departure of government emigrants, on the ground that it is most centrally situated for South Wales and the west of England. The settlement of the account in railway shares and foreign stocks was finally completed to-day. A little difficulty had been apprehended owing to the large business and extent of the fluctuation in rail way shares, but the settlement has passed off with remarkable quietude. Following quickly upon the St. Domingo loan, which is now generally considered defunct, we have to day the announcement of the issue of a loan on account of another state, which, as yet, has not figured in our foreign stock list. A loan of 2,000,0001. is to be raised, according to the official announcement, for the Bank of Constantinople, upon which the Ottoman govern ment guarantees 8 per cent. interest by a Or man dated the 10th June, 1852. The loan is of course for the government of the Sublime Porte, but as yet we are ignorant tf It be deetimed for the carry ing out of any project of public improvement or utility, or whether it be merely to cover a deficit in the ordinary revenue. The bonds are to bear interest from the Ist October, 1832, and 1,200,0001. is stated tobe already subscribed for in Paris, the remaining 800,0001. being reserved for London. The dividends are to be payable in Paris and London on the let of October and Ist of April. The bonds will be of 1,000 francs (40L) each, reimbursable by half-yearly drawings with 20 per cent. premium; so 'that in 23 years the whole of the loan is to be re deemed. The first deposit is to be 25 per cent., and three other payments of similar amount are to be made on the Ist November, 18,52, and the Ist January and let March, 1853, respectively. The bankers to the loan in Paris are the Mews. Beehet de Thomas and Co., and the agents in London Messrs. C. Devaux and Co. In regard to a project of this kind it is usual to examine the revenue and expenditure accounts of the state which demands money in this market, bat in the pre sent instance we have no such facility, as the finances of Turkey are shrouded in mystery. This is an im portant point for subscribers to consider. It becomes essential at the same time to draw attention to a feature in the schema which is evidently intended as the main inducement to subscribe. This is the drawing of the bonds to be paid off at 20 per cent. premium. It is not often that a project of an ex actly similar nature comes before us, but it really appears doubtful if the scheme does not come within the provisions of the law for the prevention of foreign lotteries, as the bonds are to be drawn and redeemed at a premium of one-fifth. This is a question that may, perhaps, call for further examination. At the same time, should the project be carried forward, there is great probability of its being carried to a premium, as it will suit the taste of many of the fo reign speculators, and the estimation placed upon it by them will necessarily have an influence upon its value In the London market. By to-day's advice' the St. Vincent has arrived off the coast from Sydney, but her dates are old, and the amount of gold on board is only 1,462 ounces. The Overland Mail, however, by way of Bombay, has brought us Sydney dates to the beginning of June, which will be found in another column. The news relative to the gold mines will be found under its proper heading. By the City of Glasgow, which has just arrived at Liverpool from Philadelphia, 60,000 dole. in specie have been received. Shareholders of the Lyons and Avignon Railway are notified that a call of 21. per share will be due from the let to the 15th October next. • Loud complaints have on various occasions reached us relative to the unfair partiality exhibited in the allotment of shares in the new undertakings that have lately been submitted to public attention, and on reference to our columns and those of our contem poraries it will be man that the influence of the press has been repeatedly appealed to to mitigate the evil. There are instances within our own knowledge in which advertising for subscribers has been merely a farce, as the direction in which the shares, and consequently the premiums, would go was well known long prior to the formality being gone through of soliciting subscribers. Probably the only remedy for the evil is to be found in giving publicity to flagrant casts. In the case of the London Chartered Bank of Australia, complaints have been more numerous than usual, and we therefore give in sertion to the inclosed, premising that it comes from a mercantile firm of high respectability : THE LONDON CHARTERED BANK OF AUS TRALIA. TO TITS EDITOR OT Tilt DAILV Sir,—Not having had an opportunity of seeing whether any comment has been wade upon the distribution of the shares of the above company, I beg to be allowed to observe that they appear to have been distributed in a very partial and unfair manner towards those most interested, and mast unwisely towards the future welfare of the concern itself. Shares have been given to individuals unconnected a ith the colonies, and with business of any kind, while colonial merchants, the very mainspring of its future operations and success, are refused. So much for a directory of high sounding names.—Your obedient servant, A COLONIAL MERCHANT. The meeting of the British Electric Telegraph Company WWI held to-day, to receive the report of the directors as to the progress of tho company's Two o'CLoca. Consols opened a shade flatter to-day, at 99,1 to 100 both for money and the account, but have since advanced to yesterday's quotation of 100 to 1, at which the market appears steady. Business in every department of the house is quiet. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to i l,. The New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041 to a. South Sea Stock, iloa ; ditto Old Annuities, 991. The March Exchequer BilLs are la. lower, at 735. to 765. prem. In the foreign dcloirtaviazi Deferred b..ve risen to 00r; and Mexican'Boods to 26. Peruvian Actives have realised 1021. Other stocks present no essential alteration. Granada Deferred mark 121 to 1; Portuguese Fours, 371; Spanish New Deferred Threes, 221 to 1 ; ditto Passive, 6; Venezuelan Actives, 43/ ; Dutch Fours, 991 to 1. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARX-LANE.—TIIIS DAY. There was very little English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market, and it realised much the same prices as on Monday. The receipts of foreign Wheat and Flour have been moderate this week. Holders are firm, and needy buyers have to pay former rates. Barley sold in retail at the quotations of Monday last. The arrivals of Oats having been small, factors had no difficulty in supporting previous value. Beans and Peas scarce, and fully as dear as in the early part of the week. AILII/VALS INTO LONDON PROM 70th ADO to lit 811 P P. Cils. laillsat. beotalt. Disk. Penman. 2660 Nu* 2O Oats.... lOO 1700 I 2130 ...... Floor. sacks; 4.430 barrels. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Seaut.—The market is steady; there has not been a public sale to-day. The refined market quoted the same as yesterday. CO/7161.—The public sales did not show any alteration in prices. The small one, of 60 casks Plantation Ceylon, was bought in above the market value. Good ordinary Native Ceylon, 435. to 445. Tae..—The market has • firm appearance, although the amount of busineem done has not been large. Parma.-500 bags Malabar sold in public Sale, 4+; and 300 bags wbite, 61 to 61 per lb., which were previous rates. Purzwro.-130 bags sold, 61i per lb. Corrow.—A limited business done at last week!, prices. ariarrs.—Brandy is firm at the late advance. Run con tinua dull of sale. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The.» is Nary little business doing in the Tallow market te.day, and no alteration in prices. Town Tallow is quoted 385., nett cash; Psteriburgh Y.C. on the spot, 3es. ; October is December, 38e. ed. ; January to March (1833), 3es. to 3es. 3d. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. Holywell, Ha .; New Tanfield, 12a. 6d.; Walls End Has. well, les.ed.; Walla End Harlon, 13a. 9d.; Walla End Stewart's, 16s. ed. ; Walls End lees, 15e. 6d.—Shipa at market, 67. CUSTOMS SEIZURT.S.—The Board of Customs have had under their special consideration the report of the select committee of the Rouse of Commons on the constitu tion end management of the Board of Customs, under the 6th head of which report the committee suggest " that whenever an dicer seizes or stops property, he shall state ia writing the ground of that proceeding, so that the mer chant or his agent wry know with what he is charged." The board, by a general order dated November 29, 1817, have directed their officers, in all cases of seizure of goods or vessels, where the proprietors are desirous of being ac quainted with the cause of seizure, not to withhold an proper information from the parties; and whilo the board have no reason to believe that in any new the parties have been kept in ignorance of the ground of seizure, they now, in conformity with the suggestion of the select committee, have directed that in future cases of s.istire or stoppage the merchants or other persons, when the owners are known, be furnished by the detaining officer, without delay, with • communication in writing specifying the grounds of de tention; and the board have further directed that • public notice on the subject be :exhibited at the Customhouse in London, and at the several ports and places throughout the United Kingdom, for the information of all parties con cerned. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD E,TATES IN THE ISL. or SHErrr.—Marrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye sold, at the Royal Hot e l, Sh eern ess, on Thursday and Friday leaf , the following est a t es .—Th e M anors of Warden and Minster, a marine residence. called Warden Court and about 240 anus of land, the coast guard station at Warden Point, the Smack public-house, several compact farms with farm residences, the coast guard station at liensbrook, the Waterloo and Highlander public-houses in the High-street, 111neter: Sheppy Court Residence and about 4G acres of land, private rnidences, shops, and cottages ; also ground rents animating to 1301. per annum, arising out of housn in the town of Sheerness. The above estates contain toge ther about 1,000 acres, and produce a rental of nearly 2,5001. per annum, and were put up for public competition in 70 lots, the whole of which were sold, and realised the sum of 70,100!., being over 2$ years' purchase. There is certainly here no evidence either of any decline in the ridge of land, or of any abatement of the desire of capitalists to possess it.