The Express. — London, England, 1847-04-10 00:00:00

r, t Lando Evening Tv'', Prim Thrw-panor, THE EXPRESS _ - & m a im, in Icli:ion to the news in the Morning Terre, e SIIGNARY tie HONE and FOREIGN INTELLI GENCE whi may ar,ire on the day. THE EXT. , FS S ha 3 the benefltof the Foreign Expresser, ct e eepondeu • . and other easily characteristics of a Mora. Joucsal.the full mid carefully prepared REPORTS t o MON Jilt, RAILWAY, PRODUCE, CORN, GisrlLE, an.i ether MARKETS ate the marking features. resp etablo news-agent will transmit THE SEERESS teething a Post-offi AI order at the rate of 611. per q iArta ; but should my di ffi culty arise, per. yr.star are rep ,, Accl to remit a roat-office order for that aniur;:st,tatlrar WALuiamoi,lo, Bouverie ,l qr. V., for adoerthetwas and coma,:anieations, No. 10, GlwesefeaZw't, Fleet-street. Leaden. STEAM FUEL COMPANY.- 107-Yale. 31, Great St. Helen`e. Inedom—NOTlCE IS MOT GIVES, Dint rATIttODDLNART GENY.RAL ?de:I.:T- M of the onsoit...liters of this company MI. he held on TUe.SDAY. Ike 13th do a leak., at the coropnas 's Oillers. as above, at Three o'clock in e &Demon preeleely, to conarm the renolutionts wed at Swett , ordinary general meeting .4 We company, held on twenty, the 30th day of March last. ORAIIAM SIMON, Secretary. Dated this 9tb .y of 1347. C • LLI.( .E of PRECEPTO] iNSTITMED JUNE 20, ISIS. I' %TWIN. Th . yfoq Noble the Martini. of NOR 11L1IPTOS, .'ides[ of the Royal Society, Re. }'wart. req., M.P. Biehard (.4." Esq., M.P. 'Mine EGQ, M.P. Architel I II tette, keg F. Mael..ivion, 1,q.. M.P. Jobe Boa..i'v, M.e. T. Fear. M.P. bir John Lubtwk, Bart. Algiertaa. J .hdaon. the late Lord Mom Witham kteehant, Eaq.. High Almelo( Shropshire. Jai , La..: M. late Sher& or Loud= aat Middlimea. ecchr M. freer shire-place. Janet *lt, aim" Lotliburp Bet liana. Woodford. . . da. Are atfourd, Raw p a wo/..,..s Wire, Part., Stdebottee, Lerialaa. pefelecrro) -to Coaxed- —H. Stein Turd!, Briebtoo. TheirW.OuoeL I The nee. G. H. Shudder; EN.. • Nottingham. I Cambridge Terra* Hyde Park, Hews. Boum, pleenunses. The Le , ;•,e Joint Meek Bank, Princea-street, Bank. SOLICITOR. Gene Waugh. I sq., 3, Great Jamesostreet, Bedford-row, London. ROOMS". T. whoa, Eq., ( I J. J. Law, Eq., Melees. L Beeman. 10.... Sunrsies Teasseram.—John Parker, Flog., Brighten. AraLmay , . -, rrarrear.—Edward Wilson, Eq., Glebes. dUECTS OF THE COLLEGE. 1. Th give • b.. 'ler tone and character to the educatinsi of the whole deniultv, b 7 t,,Rocing the education of the middle classes, !. To effete TTICI . OT ralrang the standard of abilides and attainments mend in their ; strisetern TooatslL . a consequonee, a higher social grade for the teachers, ea that the scholrtic profoosiou shall have its recegMord position, In We woe way Re The clerical, legal, and medical profeesions. LOCAL BOA RDS.—RON9RARY SECRETARIES. katlaver—E. Le.t.et, Ea q. Liverpool—Alex. Duman, Eq, Disterm—G. bosgue, Al- Grove-street, Falkner square We Howe Lynn—John Career, Erg. Hued!. Torishirr. —Pr. J. Smyth kfaidstone—Darld Walker, Eq., Eirrniouham—b:. Rophiesi Y.A. Eiggieswaile—J. • iinqueet, Esq. Newport, Lk of Wight—J. Craig, Brighton—John ...ndreies, Esq. Bristol—J.Stone. Or. Flamm. No l gampton—R. Ireland, Eq. Brixton—W. it. k very, 1... q., 1 North London—Daniel Sprange, and 2. Brixton- - iil-terrare EN., and Alfred D. Sprenge, Cambridge—Thy. darker, Esq. GR., No. 3, Lonedule-square Chatediurr—li. .. - .rnolioa, Esq. Norwleh—W. Brooke, Esq. Cheasea—lialwani }Sq., Nottingham—W. Goulacre, Esq., College Iloiow and O. Packer, Esq. Mahlon —Georg Iwnsr, Esq. Onger R. :Woken Colchester —J. Esq. 0 s ford—John Parbroteer, Eq. Cloves, Isle of tat—P. Stock- Petworth—Widlem Gould, Eisq. man, Esq. Plurionth—Mdward Lone, Keg. Derby—J. laud, in, EA., the Prise." Isinesehii -O. Edmond -.‘.,Cihn • E:F. Nunn. Esq. Week', TolicL c —G. Graham, Pp. Dorham—W. Gait:lrteke, Esq., Nether Hall Ealteld—E. C. Pr, man, Esq. Pinchley—G. J. • aserin; Esq., B A. Gaiasbornueb 4 .ellay, Esq. Grantham Esq. Otneceater —John !eclair, Eaq., Blenheim War, In Greenwich—John Ends, Pep. Rastinda—C. T. • impbell, Esq. Hereford—Jerserti Evans, F. Esq., the. Grammar Peb oet Jersey amt Gee 7 ey—J. Carter, Adelaide House, 'cram . Kidderminster—W. Franks Met amt, Putney - usi, - lltri l e 'l y—N F A. Beatty, Esq. Bother). ithr —J. Lewthwatte,Faq Saffron Walden W. T. has, Esq. Sandeste —Thomas Colinnah, Eq. Sebum. Darid Gunton, V. South ',minus-J. Hall, Esq., Dos Ter Mouse, Dower-ro 4. Sudbury—W. H. Peraine, Fwq. Spaltuut —Henry Tour it, Esq. southammou —W. Bat-bow, Esq. Southwark —Thomas Muslistoa, Esq., 9.Hr-street A , Weeny Tuntsrlilir —Jos. E. Lower, Erq. Prorid:hee Howe Twickenham—Dr. Harcourt Uxbridge-11- Waldo.% E 9 cli Walsall—Bassett Smith, Esq., the Grammar School West Lolllioll—T. Simsbury, Esq., Rowaitreet, Soho Wolverhampton —Bev. W.A.News man, M.A. Woodford— W. B. Todd, Esq. WWI., Esq. Laver—Rev. G. Wharton, M.A. lartherhred±, Payne, E.g., _u r o — in:7vNt;i . 2 PLANS IN OPERATION: 1. A Large arsciation of members of the noholaatio profemiss of Ogrowlsbred re ie.:Lability leae been formed; and mem be rs us con tinually being ed, on nrodocing testimonials and wads of their gulif{carims for .ie office they _ I. Candidate. iitlinision into the echolaetic profession I. re- Shed at the era, rination held in January. and half.vearly • gamins lku will be con" oiled before a board of examiner*, eriectril from the 11110ersitic , . of fedora. Can:wide. DubWt, ant Lenten, Wiese cm ?Beate will be n undeniable guarantee of the rcspeotabilit7 and elkieney of 0^ A elated amount of infismati.n le re grind in thee, branchei of education. commercial, rigged, or isathmatica.. foreen languages, awl literature, and general gabfest. of curs Nil —.ln ars, ontans. 'rib the Ilnly Scripturest required of all amdldstee, that: to no reli,:ious tent of their indieidual opinions is Ispileal. PURIFIER RESUI. rs CONTEMPLATED. I. That }ducat i•in wilt be . to :ter understood in it theory and prat. Yee, and more e mprebencia-ly followed out in the whole extent of lislagccnce on tie moral a^d physical, u well as the bitellectual Wore of man. I. That Moon orient and unworthy pretenders, not daring to offer Nomeelves u t coffers of oich an aseociation, will sink into their Foote indgtr.9e .nee. & That eithoic any objectionable *yet= of centralisation, a large oniply of able le er -here will be , reured : since all the eXistng schools ant. country is ,01111f.iiart with the College of Preceptors, may act II mewl nod ti whooLs for teacher. Articled pupils for the okolattic proton-ion will be received with a premium, as in tho case g law and media .ne. An Aesuranee (Moe is contemplated, in connexion with the *age, to secure relief to the debilitated and mattering members of Ibeiellobutie pram...ion, and orextend benevolent aid to their familks. The fonts foe tit:. purpose will be kept distinct from tonne raised for room! parri-ea of the I natitut lot:, and will be administered under go direction of the Council. I. It apropos, I also to form a Collateral Institution, to promote the greater effEency of Schnolmisri awe and Governess., and to protect their int. rcrts ; and this plan has already received the Pam lico of seven! talk" of rank and influence, and will be proceeded gith immediately. The names of the principals of ladies' egaidialt seta favourabb to this project are pal:kited, or of !AM s dispo.ed to pstronier the bee.-cnient coatempLited. Posher information as to the pine. rulee, and regulationn, Re., of Ike College of Pr ceptora, may be obtained horn either the Secretary eke lisristant-Secoiary, or any of the local Secretaries, br whom sob- Section. will rreeleed : also donations to the Building band, or bribe Ammo, society. lee for ,ife-trembership £lO 10.. Mimed -übigaiption 1 1 .101 IN PAR ::Elf, Secretary, Trafalgar Home, Brighton. EISWD.WII. , ON, Aisidant-Secretai7, College noise, Chelsea. AI CsOnder of the College of Preceptors will be publishes.' on KW* by Woos Lawman ad Co. IHE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION of OEIf7ERAI. Pft.ICTMONERS in meDiciNE, SURGERY, 11 7DAIFEE.Y. Rooms, March id, 1547. 11077 , E IS I' EREBT GIVEN, that pursuant to • resolution of a peril meeting i 4 the Avoctation, held on the with of Begets , ber, ISA the execnti se powers of the committee of the National Asscia tion were wrath d to the Council of the National Institute; and that by e reenhtion I the last meeting of the Committee of the National ameeiation, Reid ..n the 21. h February, 1917, the accounts of the Ass seriatim havint n , ..11 duly audited, the balance in the hands ti! the Itemarreu sinowding to EV 1711. 7d., was ordered to be paid over to Itto foods of the !Chrism' Institute, with the view of carrying out most stet alit the intention of the members as declared at thew lest general itrs . mmitte. trust that the confidence and support of the mem ben of the .4svocAlon • ill be continued to the Council of the Natbrial Institute, and MA the effosts of the Council to ameliorate the ellen ltir kw , governing the profession, to maintain Inviolate the stabled the rawal practitice er, ant to resist the ensetment of any agmeesive from stab sec source it might proceed, will refei , "he and 'Stumm support of the profession. and in the event .71!E7 177 lertiese f trivne that the honorary Meal seirretaries of tho annul Asia inn will, no heretofore, afford their soskus and efel. *at soopmation to the Council of the Institute. BY order al the Committee, ABM BIRD I N EN uy ANc i u. i Iketoren ye, ROYAL WESTMINSTER OPHTHALMIC ROSPIT4L, MARINO CROSS, for the RELIEF of the SITICENT BLIND. Theoutributions of the charitable are earnestly requeeted for this lw ahe year 1417 to lot of dune, 1446, 61,635 persona have availed therneelves of th,- benefit of s tharity. Of these, 1,560 have been tutored to debt liveperations thi fir cataract and the formation of an lettficial pupil: the appearance f 2,240 pernims hoe been totally altered end ben:toned by the operation for the mammal of squinting; 4 4 have been adm:qed to its bynefita during the loot year, of whom here been in-pidienta, and 3,966 out-pall/Ma. the number of in-patients hen been increseed from sixteen to The hospital his, however, still two words closed, capable of g ten otoer person., but who cannot be reoeivrd for want of tod& The committer derpls feel hew lamentable it is that, hi a kebnfolis like londun, hundred, of unfortunate prreons Mould be ' &lived ot the moos of obtaining & livelihood for want of sight enloyhot all the vigour of health they are unable to direct its =don, and are left with their families to pine, sod sometimes to etarve, unless they peek avoidance in the poor-home. The ..._"aukiltee earnestly desire to impression the minds of ladles in affluent mrowtances the feet, that nine-tenths of those children who lope IllOrefes in the not two or three weer of their eximenoe, without haat% the part of their motheni, and either die from neglect or on hk loud= on the 'mike for their future support, might have e hr M r rto l ac Vtostpalt, ootot `1,01 1 7.6.0. I u. dal was the firer instltuti in Leaden which st wet° , i l indigent in ne ed of astiateuree nattiestan s Woe of recommendation beyond the Mewl of diatreen requiring teliAlemens in the country requiniu operations . for the restoration ▪ nPt are received, when room pernut, after u previous agPA - Sedan tram the clergyman of the place to the secretary, stating the Neon of the case. Doiatinte of LSO and upwards must, by the rules of the inatitutitai ✓ "l4;ted to the inalienablefund ;so that the benevolent objects :the deems will endure rtong tee the institutions athe country. untrlbutica of twenty guineas comtitutcs a life governor, sod a naralaubunptione of any amount will be grateful') . " 6 " .1 * „,Slibecriptiotti received by Howe. Cantu and Co., limbers, by V1..71% Drllromond, Charing-coma; by Messrs. We lonthool-ktrect ; he Cloned Woad, M.P., 4 1 , HYdr-peso ti= t ty Mr. Fowler, the secretary; or by the bamekeeper, Evq. T HE MENDICITY SOCIETY_ _mein sot the phi Is slog IstoodlO to the Anther. whisk they haft lately meth le Us heeelesso. Thin sthertlesoset et the thth alt., le new nostilsheL the amok es the tends at the Society are grotty wiersethth he lesiety et the hie thel It so Win IPlldaer. ra•CIMMIIIIIIII loperative duty to alba& le le amemlly ea wine Vie shi sappert et l that week et dm* ths haste less =skid theft te pereate it the emeameeet et ddetel Gelb* emetituiam sal Ise the haat et the at aphiehrt et the Irtesed m eargerher Ws salon the et the weether has yet the abooole the hole the segety at this C i S ab lMr most be merle* lirlehh. Their yid emetics@ lege mimosa 'MA Weigle have min* le. frank te hie deaths ettar maintibere, the shameetmems, ad the mho/ft claim et sthaseses edam Wheals' ea the Waft et the pabho. At We aunt the egoesthiere et the exiely anemia Its natant Ask The Mew hest Irk kneed. =dter the time, sal Or ebtaeles blew leas same alleibileactthe embisel walltethp elbow thief Wore sehl. Moths Num strips. Ohm% thsgendly sellesett, bee oily Pest em_ sot the ream rietreaults the a%atf.fthlio lately It. It UMW a-. Ode tor thle emorseey, etheelloy th 9 := Is= 104 art mg* then te maim at seism et lis mirth else* are pool Is be aserieroly eel de cidedly veweeft. h ever retool nista( the Marelthrthothes. le the t*atthet t e t r a resp t er i z ai r ma del=r4=th me= strictness sesatioa, while the tar eel the throdsr a Zthe complete t relsedss. L pelt et We the remillse bis; • ghee, that during the pet week M eras wire weird st the~seare 4, about 110 at the rain, sal sleet Mamas awl elditthath yht Lerma : TAO meals were stree either the name perteL ere receirsd'hy the Treaearer, at Newt B awl Os., TS. Losterdetreet; ales by Mr. T. L Kneritt,= :t the misty% Mum. I. Linsequare, Hulbert; Mr. sethetar, IS, Lthsered.eheet, 6i error; at the leshlsebeens et thersss. Drummed, Chisthe.eroes ; Werra Far quhar sad Oa, et. lastetherreet ; owl Mt 3. W. Lut.thek and Ce., ansiota-houreatreet, aim at Mows. Hubbard and the. Ptoth. dilly; and Mr Nisbet. Bereersatreet. cm MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN. -TILE QUEEN DOWAGER, AND THE DUCHESS _OE KENT. This 'agitation receives 100feetaleX,..irho are instructed in domes tic duties, and in the truths sad obligations of Christianity, and trained in industrious habits. It. principal mesas of mimeo is de rived from the employment of the inmates in meshing and needle work ; the amount mined during the past year use £1,150 do. ltd. The committee are sorry to sold that the annual setecriptiens have diminished move than the income from the indestry of the inmates has inereseed ; sod that they are at the present time meth in sled of funds to meet the huge expenditure occasioned by the higher mime of Contribution' are received by the Trennuer, W. A. ksailifftatasi•OLerms.....Licare, Fliftlinet; HOSPITAL, supp Contributions. voluntary E.LU. ADOLPIEN FREDERICK, Duke of Ills Oraor the Lard ArchtiliWol t Rev. the Lord Bishop sf Ointerbury Winchestt Hln Gnus the Duke of Wellington Right lion. Lord Ashburton The Most Noble the Mantua of Sir .I. IL Polly. Bart. Bristol air .I. fall. K.C.H. The Night Hon. Viscount Beres. W. Thompson, Enq., Y.P. ford C.O. Turner, Esq. Bight Hon. end Right Arr. the W. Davis, End. Lord Bishop of London W. Cotton, Fp. Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of LlAndeb Banbury, Esq. CHAIILIIAN Sr TUB 110132 COICIIITIBI. Sir Edward North &WOO, Bart. The ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of this Charity will be held on THURSDAY, the 22nd of April, whose Sermon will be preached inthe Chapel of the llmpital, at Throe o'clock predict', by the Right Rae. Samuel Wilberforce, D.D., Lord Bishop of Oxford. An appropriate Anthem will he sung by Mr. Francis and other Vicars Choral of St. Paul's CathedraL The goierners and friends of the Charity will afterward, dine at the LONDON TAVERN, Bishopsgatnetrant, at six o'clock preenely. His /Myst Highness the DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE in the rinseal roc THE ONE Ilrnepaaa AND 6.Z1171. John Alleard, Esq. Vincent Nieholl. Peg, Archibald Billing, M.D. Lawrence Philli Esq. James Boyd, Erq. Philip geloenona, P lz r Charles Butter, Eaq. Joeeph Henry Schr , Eq. Jceepti Dolmen, Esq. John Taylor. Eaq. 'math= Hopkinson, Esq. I David Weildington, Esq. Edward Ind, FAci. Col. Thomas Wend, H. Tickets of admission to the chapel for the Governors and their Mends (gratis), and for the teem (One Guinea each), may be had of the Stewards ; Secretary at the hospital ; and at the Leaden Tavern. Children under 7 years of age will sot be admitted into the ehapeL Account of Patients admitted during the lest year. Accidents, 2,357 ,• entre mess, 337—received without the recommeneLition of • gorernor 3,714 Other in-p itients, admitted during the year Out-patients, ditto Total of Patients in the year ending 31st Dec., 1816 50,833 SPECIAL ADDRESS. The peceent cnrelition of the London Heaping betty[ such as to de mand the very retinas consideration of the Governors at large, their attention is most muneetly requmted to the following statement, which is laid before them and the public, in the hope that eornethlng may be effected towards placing the financial concerns of the hospital upon • more Litisfacter7 basis. The filed income of the London Hospital was, fur the year 1845, 310,159—0 r less than at any one period daring the ten years pre ceding • while, on the other hand, during the same period, the tinse -1 ler of Paola bad increased from 11,928 to 19,110 per annum, being Oa lIMMOIM of upwards of 7,060, or mote than half the total number has par 1636.• In 1836. In 1845. The total of in-patients was „ out-patients 9,113 ... 15,465 Totals 19,111 from which It asp that thereare now annually swum roodated in the wards of Os Wipthii I.lllllhopethists more than in the year 1836. It should be olthrned, thresseilthlithca of any are into the wards is a proof of its snare thatnelnr, (am wider premed circumstances, such only are .thatttea..... boom%) he it le to the elate of met' dents more particularly, 11q of them rad tharful and appalling In their nature, and all Omomag the Ma expensive treatment, that we must attribute the imp Inerree of admirior just re ferred to. In 1836 the number of accident ores admitted into the wards during the year was 1,267 In 184$ they amounted to being an Maur of 764 in the number at thsidsnt ears In our year admitted into the hour. all of them, as Ord, rated, Involving extra expense, and requiring generally the mot nutritious and atimu. biting diet, and peculiar care and attendance. We have thus seen that in ten yearn the number of rodents was increased by about 7,009 per annum, and that of thin number no lees than 600 per annum are admitted in-patients, and that nearly the whole of there mast be considered eases of accident—viz., the mast expensive cases; but there is a further point which cannot be over looked. Increased accommodation having been provided for in-pa tients, by the addition to the east wing of the hospital (by means of the fund raised at the Centenary Festival, to 1640), it was soon found necessary to enlaite the permanent working staff of the eettalbsli meat ; and this enlargement (as comprised In the subjoined statement) was of no trifling charactert It has been already shown, that a decrease of the fixed income (that Moue which can alone be depended on for the maintenance of the hospital, took plaoe in the ten yens, from 1830 to 143 ; but It re mains to be stated, that the whole income of the institution, compris ing donations, benefactions, legacies, and every crud source of revenue, was also lees In 164$ than in 1636, and that in that period the funded property of the be apital has been decreased by sales of stock to the amount of more than £4,000. During the same period, however, the number of patient.. as we hare seen, 1155 Increased be yond precedent—the increase of patients had brought with it an Immense increase of the building and household—and there was also the great annual expellee of supporting this calamine addition to the establishment. The question then arises—with all these demands upon the funds of the hospital on the one aide. and a decreased income on the other, how has the charity been eled thus long to maintain its position t Simply, by more strict economy—fly a mere careful and rigid super vision to meet the Kerning notharam of the times. To prove the truth of this, let us return once more to fasts : In 146 the total expenditure was £14,133 9 9 In 1843 It was only 14,746 11 8 being an increase of outlay amounting to about EOOO to meet an th erefore of patients amounting to more than 7,000! But with all this, there is still a deficiency. The income of the hospital does not equal its expenditure. In 1838 the total income was £15,847 16 7 In 1845 it was Prime exertion. An a :lndividual liberality—the munificent dorm , roes and untiring nod of those more intimately connected with I the institution—of those ho not oily intrenth largely upo de t a ils private funds, but devote much of their time to the working of the hospital—the personal generosity and disinterested labours of these gentlemen fill up, In part, the great deficiency—they do their thwart, but they cannot do all. The tide of p opula tion moue on too ' strongly for individual efforts—there la no bound to the mighty prostrate of that commerce which congregates mankind in mars, producing at the some time danger and disease—the increase of railroads (giving else to frequent amides:its, both during their con. @auction and when in operaticn)—the building of factories,—but above all (in the case of this theatution in particular), the neigh bourhood of the river, with its uterine docka and cornmersiMl ship-yards all these mance to that enormous total of dream and casualty, to which it foils peculiarly upon this establishment to minister relief. Bat we must not to content with arguments. Let as hare recourse again to facts : The total amber of I.patianta admitted during 1643 we have sun to be And that at these, the accidents amounted to no les than. 2,031 But to ease we must aho add the eo n s arms, ad mitted for the Immediate proservation of Wb, without recommendation, and in the same sr. nee sersidents, which amounted to Sad Making in all . 2,339 or assay e1..4b1.60t the weer . 1.1 . 11;:i ;4:Wei& mastma • that le (in ether rods), two-Muds et the heoplima re unwire esti;ely to the erre et the public,. sad ris tile we have deem the mainly the Weft andelerearra Or le t he be pommea of the berital, vie der* oarglinto be ea peer, emtheed alone reseerst her re serer rendire show rehered I e=le slip re are dorm& upon re Iris et the • rd threhee, foto rose, erhe her the roe =We deers dumd um et Ser wealth, that we err rant, Ire it ell In the part porton et affairs. Many alas and pair arthella lave wry Owned within the last tins year le root the reselsc . unte o fd hospital, either by i'onstithe ken Orr terror hp as of their road reaributicas; hat their enthapia Met be ears az tarteirly followed, before an Iteethet math add be hew been re ared in return der the et oil wag, by tide boro n" to roes peer, herr" sod eared beings, whip ithatrbote who the gnat car Bendel batty rh, and In that swim become the retinas et sera, sod prep bag The attention, ariellaw, et the M ia lla s e all =mta, the ship owners and manurateres ot the Clty and Hastread of London, le , A .repg to the that, that, from Bs pedlar locality (it being, in Wed, the ode homara tir one-third part at London, and that put the very centre et earreeree and nienutaetoree) from Its lemon eircasedrent population et the purer claws of a:thaw—et deet lawmen—et - prime amplell on railways — ef thew wlllellaff great huhreh— on aeon reeero s r ,„. i t . before4thesd pardmity to the tow noldriereed re Thames the London Haphal It marry the hogeri et the great cotemer. dal public, to whir It mar berethemaththellt, with an increasing sarnestruse, banes eau)* nd smarm it Wen therehre, whose Irma& om by aMir Ity more espe rally grattis etreseent le adhered, In re hope that, wk.- Orr er tryst ay be led librally to madder the extra sales, rid or portray relieved by this institution, art dna le J elpe thoesseteesot the necernity which stars it e m mare adesdedperrege,Vtle lamas off nitrangor curing d w el l and at applyri vreellee te ewes of eaddint, too fearful to dwell upon, ant Is he melnednr—hay, if these rear are not to be serails , &ferried I Let into but their INN Irgehed and circumstantial, followed oat, end an Marra repolns TM be given to an inetitution, at pre. rat maintaining an Inonsert straggle to yield effectual relief, but nun.) to th-ses tharris dish every day ecatributes to augment. Iry order of th alwearg thirlthlths6 WM. J. NIKON, Secretary. • A period ot kw ye Ira been S adepted es whirls to bar ths M illy cantninad lir Ortserre. The seetuate of all these years hare lira dely pelliaeL • rib la la aidltion 'savory large number of accident CALM treated out.retters. 1662 these amounted to 4,504. r t A chaplain (from the separation of the °Moe of chaplain and house governor, former'y united in one) —a house surgeon (during a part of the period there were three)—a illapenani—en araletantcleth— , • nurse—PlX assistant nomes—a cook (Ilebrew)—• housemaid—a charwoman—and two labourers. ►. iii - t.:F 11 t d'ortg N0.191.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1847. [3d EPSOM FIRST SPRING MEETING, 1847, I_:4 will hike place on FRIDAY. April 16. To 4.1 fa lb. 146441 fitsk : t one o'clock; Great Metropolitan Stakes, AI two; .—A TWO YOII-Old stat,,, 2! ; Railway Stakea, at halhpaet tn:tei awl the Rur half.a-croene. rey Hunt Stake*, at half-past tourdnalsaion to the °Tana Stand, "WEATENG'S COUGH LOZENGES, a Certain 1.1 Remedy for disorders of the pulmonary omen. In dila, Gutty a breathing, is redundancy of phlegm, in incipient consomp lion (of wild* cough io the most positive indiesuoe), they are of =eerie' eglemy. la asthma mat in winter cough they bare been never fawn te fan. Keitiag's Cough Lawage, are free trees every &Merino ingredient; they may therefore be taken at all time. ibe IBM allude female and by the youngent child; while the pub lic ',rotor mad the getdoerkeed singer will find them Invaluable in allay keg the Mumma sad irritiltioll incidental to vocal exertion, and sonnuently a pewerful auxiliary in the production of melodious anuncadas. and sold to boxy , 130., and tine, 2i. I ya ltsr.Teirc h,ndon. by Thomas Keating, chemist, &c., M. d, Lo Is. 6d., amd RF,CP:NT TFSITNIONIAL. hove been afflicted witra severe cough and shortness of breath, for newly eight years, and after trying numerous remedies, did not find myself any better. I putchaacd a small bon of IiEATING'S LOZENGES of you, from v, hieL I found great benefit. The second 1:00. ge. 9d. slur, completely cured me, and I can now breathe more freely, and am IN bee from cough m ever I was in my lire. Hoping that others, similarly alhicted, will avail themselves of so certain and safe a remedy.—l remain, gir, your's faithfully. Birkenhead, near Liverpool, Jan. 6, 1841. WILLA)! AMDI,MON. 'to Mr. Ono. H. Howm.r., Cbessim, 12, Dalestreet, Liverpool. CLEAR and SOFT SK I N.—ROWLAND'S KALTDOR, eminently balsamic reetantive, and invigorating, to equally celebrated for safety to application, ors for entailing efficacy In thorough y purifying the oldn from all pimples, spot*, freebies, tan, and ditrations, producing a healthy ("Minn and transparency of complexion; and a softioce and delintey of the hn and wet c. &I . Price 4. and Ss. Gd. per book. • • Benro d Ut contalaing mineral astringents %nicely ruinous eletn, - Try Only repellent sedan, endanger health. b bOttle of the genuine has the words " Rowlancl'• Kslytior" on the wrapper. Sold by A. ROWLAND and SON, 25, tlatton-gaiden, London, and by all chemists and pi rfumers. BECIISTELN'S CAGE BIRDS. Prke 7s, illustrated with Woodcut. of Bin* Cage% ; a New Edition of the _ _ NATURAL HISTORY ;r6AGE BIRDS; their Management, Habits, lined, 1:601111011, Treatment, Breeding, and the Methods el catching them. By J. M. Became's, M.D. The work of Dr. Bediotein upon Cage-Birds has been no highly esteemed upon the continent, that it has pawed through several editions, both In the original and in translation.. To thin edition numerous notes have been added, as well se ameral species intro duced, which hare recently been kept with mom^ in this country by the Hon. and Rev. Mr. Herbert, Mr. Sweet, Mr. Birth, and others. It is to be hoped that thin translation may have similar succeee, and produce similar effects in increasing the taste for Natural History, to theeriginal published on the continent. "To ell keepers ot 'Cage Bird.'' we earnestly recommend the . . “A very delightful book of An kind. It Menai tOUS m ladinpennsble took for the bird-fancier.”—Spectator. It will be welcome to every gentleman's library or drawing-room table. I- in evlienblv got up, with AD 11911101 ft number .1 vignettes ; and, in Mot, maim the beeuty of tae Annus,a."—ltspetch. Bradbury and Evian, Whit-deem. DR. CULTREWELL93 GUIDE TO HEALTH AND LONG LIFE. Price I. ee* by yon, la Warn* Is. id. each, WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. (With Diet-tables for all Complaint.) 2. HOW TO 8 HAPPY. " Awned, Visens."--tle. It ts contended that nine-tenths of our iline.ce and miseries are emir own creation, snob as by careless table-ind olgences, mental irsimbility, indolence, mother per sonal ileritics, and that good be &la, sound digestion, Arndt:deo nights, and contented days are at our oonunand. II an observance of the advice contained in thme roemotrs the Ironic...ea of hypochond, edam, mirrooanessi. debUity, and hid/geed= may be mired le less than month. Sherwood, 23, Paternoster-row; Mann, 39, Contbill ; Baths, 5, New Brood-atreet; C.ar rani. 147, Fleet-street; Nelson, 457, West WM.; or direct from the Author, 10, Argyll-place, Regent-etreeL LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four (Mock. Our foreign express arrived this morning. There is a stagnation of events of domestic interest at present in Paris, and the journals of Thursday, barren of home topics, continued to expatiate on the ministerial crises of Madrid and Athens, for, although the minister disavowed in the Chamber any official intelligence from the latter city, it is assumed, as all but certain, that the Coletti Cabinet has fallen, or must immediately do so. The demand for instant payment of the interest on the Greek debt sustained by a few British ships of war in the l'irteus is regarded as irresistible. Guizot is charged by the Opposition with de liberately leading the chambers to debate against time, without any real purpose of legislative move ment, so as to slip over the session as quietly as possible, obtaining the supplies and dropping into the summer recess with no other noise than the blank cartridges of debates on electoral, parliamentary, and administrative reforms, the defeat of all which pro jecta is preordained in the chateau. By each tactics the I present French parliament is virtually reduced to the condition of some of the ancient ones, practically affecting nothing, except the registration of fiscal edicts, which are prepared at the Hotel des Affaires Etriuigeres, or the Tuileries. In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies on Thursday M. de Itemusat read his proposition on electoral reform. The development of the proposition has been fixed for Thursday, the 15th instant. The price of wheat in the Paris market has again advanced from If. 30c. to 2f. Yoe tor Amount. PijilL I."' 0. 1 " . .T. Oman. 31141,4•4 , Lem& l..k. ing I per NM. 74 SS 1 74 04 44 I. 40 4 Do. . Ile 40 I Ile 41 61 9e 0 4e Do . . . . 4 Do. • .2 " DoigLo• 3,1640 1.., I . . • . o. 8,164 IN . . . . Do. 2. 134 110 I „ . 0 111 . . . Napkm 11.4144 A I.• . . . Roam Loan 143 Treasury Bowl. I " " . . BM Slum 1146 1t5c14044 on Looks (BO etays,, 16 03. Do Do. 39e 4474). 23 10. tor Ow lloom. PART', Asa t 28. 110444. b ... r. ( 13. , ..... Park MOrtme 1237 60 .J 7 lo 1237 64 ISIS 0 • 1133 04334 atd Wm WS 71 HO OBS 847 00 NS Bourn .of HAT 474 ~ . Com (Tiara.) . MI 13 la 73 111 33 sii 70 Ilor4o. . SIO 811 30 411 30 611 33 011 33 sio,oso . . .. .. 427 40 • 630 Ile 620 16 130 The despatches and journals from Madrid of the 3rd instant have been received. According to a ens , tom observed in Spain, the Queen exercised the royal prerogative of pardon on Thursday in Holy-week. Five persons, condemned to death, were selected as the objects of the royal clemency. It was expected that the Cortes would sit again on Wednesday last, when the cabinet were to have submitted to it various pro jects of law. The Ga:ette of Madrid published several ordon nances, coantersigned by M. Mazarredo, Minister of War, naming Gen. Jose Manse, Captain-general of 1 1 Valencia; Field-marshal Fernandez de Cordova, Captain-general of New-Castille ; Field-marshal Segundo de Alibari, Captain•general of the Canaries; Gen. Jose de la Concha, Inspector of Cavalry ; Gen. Francisco de Paolo Figures, Director-general of the corps d'etat major ; and Jose Cortes Espinosa, Minis ter of the Supreme Tribunal of War and Marine. ' It was said that General Oribe had been appointed to a poet in the army of observation on the frontier of Portugal. L'Eco del Comercio says that orders have been ex pedited by the government to permit Generals Van }fallen and Osono to return to Spain. It was said that Martinez de la Rosa was named ambassador to Naples. • . Aram 3.—Thres pe• Onto .371 money, ni servant. nee per Ovum. •• I . Parise* 4, $l, Connovs, 17, 173, Bun of 112.. Fooltund, lisclsago se Uinta, 48 73. We have had papers to-day from Graham's Town, to the 23rd, and Cape Town the 27th January, which, though notof notate a date as some previously received, supply particulars of information not heretofore pub lished. The accounts from the frontier are to the 22nd January, at which date Col. Somerset appears to have succeeded in re-passing the Kei with his entire force and 6,000 head of cattle, out of 9,000 captured during the recent campaign in Kreli's coun d. This was effected with the loss °fa few men rowned, a sergeant of the 6th Reg killed, anda private of the Cape Rifles severely wounded. The troops ap pear to have suffered so much from short supplies and the rainy state of the weather; and were so much exhausted by the harrsssing service in which they had been employed, that an interval of repose had become absolutely necessary. The fear was, that the Kaflirs, considering 'this an evidence of weakness, would employ the leisure it afforded in removing their cattle to an unapproachable distance, and preparing to open a fresh campaign with double vigour. In fact, they had already exhibited increased boldness, carry ing off herds of cattle from Fort Peddie and the im mediate neighbourhood of Waterloo Bay. In case of a renewal of hostilities, it is very uncertain what part will be taken by Faku, the chief of tho Amaponda country. His people arc extremely poor, and Kreli's Kritirs have been circulating magnificent accounts of , their successes over the English, and making tempting offers to secures their co-operation in the expected struggle. The division under Copt. Sutton, employed agsinst Kreli's Kaffirs, had captured only 400 head of cattle, and had to re-cross the T'Semo on rade rafts, after an arduous service of nine days. The retirement of the British forces within the Kei, and orders issued to the 90th Regiment to march for Port Elizabeth to embark for England, as well as a command to some of the local levies to withdraw to their respective districts, appear to have induced a belief that the war was at an end, to counteract the effect of which the following order was issued by Colonel Somerset: Frontier Orders, Camp on the Kamp, Jan. 17, 1817. From the tenor of communications made to the colonel commanding, an idea appoun to have got abroad that hosti lities have ceased, and that no father operations will be continued. The colonel commanding the forces desires it to be under stood that hostilities have not ceased, and that he shall ex pect front all officers eorumanding troops, heads of depart ments, and others, the utmost actiett y and seal in the eondret of their several corps end departments. Agreeably to the Frontier Order of the 15th inst., Major Stocks will proceed to Bathurst, and assume the command of that district, sending his reports through the officer coin. mending the Albsnj district. (Signed) G. MACINNON, Lt.-Col., A.-Q.-M.-Oen. DEATH IN AN OMNIBUIL—This morning, aboat half-peat ten o'clock, a moot lamentable initince of the un- I certainty of human lite occurred at the lower end of Oxford street, near Hyde Park, in one of the Wellington omni rbtrosea, which wan proceeding from Bayswater towel* the Bank, to Samuel Alleu, Esq., an elderly gentleman of for tune, residing at Weatbonme-grove, Bayswater, who, it ' appears, had entered the vehicle at the Black Lion Inn, apparently in perfect health, but as soon as the omnibus bad pawed Ilyde-park-corner, the painengen were alarmed by seeing the deceased gasping for breath, being seized with a fit. The coachmen drove up to the nearest su•geon's, but, ere they had travelled many paces, the deceased ex pired. The corpse of the unfortunate gentleman was then conveyed to the Middlesex Hospital, where Mr. Conf., the apothecary to the institution, opened a vein in the neck, in the hope of restoring animation, but all efforts were inef fectual. ENT.—SHEERNES9, A PRIM 9.—Between eight and nine o'clock this tannin a fire broke out in the barn of Abbey Farm, at Minster, which is reported to have been caused by a chimney at a cottage across the road taking fire. The barn and several valuable seeks of corn, with two valu able horses and 12 pigs, were destroyed. The swirs and premises were reported to be a lam of from 3,0001. to 4,0001., part of which only is insured. COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. The Bank of England averages fur the week ending the 3rd instant, give, as campared with those of the week before, the followingdilryrences. The issue had decreamel by 765.7001., the total amount being reduced to 23,534,6401. The active circulation was leas by 410,61,11., the notes out among the public being 19,854,9101. The public deposits lame less by 614,3401., the amount in I and on average being 6,001.9471. The private or other deposits were more by 98,9691., the total amount held being 9,602,0911. The "other" securities were snore by 802,7011., the total average being 18,627,1161. The seven-diy and other bills were more by 12.3,6541., at the total amount of 960,2911. The " rest" was at 3,991,3331, more by 12,7001. The coin and bullion was lase by 769,1734 ; the amount in bend, 10,246,410/. Thu continued increase of " other" securities, chiefly representing bills discounted and loans on bills, with the approach of dividend day so near at hand, would be calculated to create uneasinesa, but for the belief that the directors had been careful to take and make them at such short dates, or rather the excess over the ordi- nary amount, that they would be running out, or be come due for redemption, in considerable quontities, day by day. The decrease of coin and bullion, as will be seen, closely corresponds with that in the departmeyt of issue, and is a large item. It would seem that most of the ship ments by the Cambria and Sarah Sands steamers must have come into the returns now under notice, instead of those of the weak he ore. The reserve of notes and coin in the banking deportment, at the average of 4,391,4701., is considered in some quarters to he rather ton small an amount. We have had some con-iderable ftuetuaCons in prices today. Contols opened low, at 854 to for money and next week, but they subsequently rallied, and graoually advanced to 88 to Sellers then came freely forward esein, awl teeoo...peewee the quotations are now reduced to &M to for money and this account; fur next account, 854 to 6. Reduced Threes, 814 to 4. Three andw-Quarter per Centv., 864 to. 4. Exchequer Bills, 3 dl‘. to par. Consols Scrip scarcely quoted, but about 3 ditenunt. . . _ We have scarcely any business movement in foreign stocks. Dutch Two.and.a.Hulf per Cents. were in decline, at 57: to 84; the Fire•, at 891 to 991. Spanish Fives arc 241 to 5 ; the Threes, 551 to 4, but with seareely any bar gains in them. Portuguese, 344 to 51. Mexican, 211 to 14. Mat Stock, 111 200 1 3 per Cteent for Mott-34717,131 I 3 per C. Kett. Ames .114# # 3# per Gest., nt# # 3 per Ct. C0ar..13 Ann, It3LI Eldt o o o . Inuk 3e. 00:03 Strip, 2/ 3 0 'per C 1.4.50166 Bantle, PI iirr Ct. belfries )1.644,154 6 25 per rent. ditto, t per Cr DrieiCan 344.,41 4 Ditto Neer. 413 1 per Cr. cep w Apne a / 6 00 41 Ditto citpiln W 6,10 2 Ditto f. 1544., CoicniNien PAPA , n 3 per C.. Danish I: le, 4 4 7 55 per Ct. DAMP 2444., Al • per Cl. C . ., Dutch, 5 , 1 go{ 1 per Pat. Grenada Rd., 14 24 Omen.. Deterred bas., 14 i 5 per Ct. Merkasi, 1444. Ni r a per R. Peruvian tar., 'My 1 , 15 Portartuna C 0.., Her, Ili 11 per Ct. Iluralan ltd. In 1l Ulttn Ppaalsb 21.14, 145 5 per CC tlipaanh IW. npaalah Iniftirrvil Rea , Ire Speatith Pagel,. Mar . 3& I 2 per Ct. Vearturls ba. , 39 41 ansasaela Deferred Pea 125 RAILWAYS.—Shares are nominally steady at yesterda l s prices; but, in (Get, the dealings are extremely limited, and quotations are not a safe indication of the rates that could be obtained were sales pressed. SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO 7100 DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterday's prices will be found in last page), Aberdeen, 27 Man. & Leedu Fifths, 91 Sir. & Oxfor,l.ln., 13124 Do. Sixteenths, 71 Kir, Wol., & Dudley. 101 10 Do. Third, (Keg.), 2 11 p Bristol and Exeter, 74 35 Stenches. lk Soutliamptma, 11 Caledoni., 24 1 Midland, 112 .1 Do. Halves, 11 1 Midland New, 381 Dublin & Belfast Jn., 4 31 Do. New, 35 4 E. Counties, 171 181 Do. Con. Bristol &Birmingham Do York I:remodels, 41 31 8 per Cent., 122 East Lawashire, 171 Newcastle & Berwick, 24 41 Do. New, 8 Do. New, 71 61 E. Lincolnshire, 3/ 6 Norfolk. 132 31 Edin. and (Anew, 701 Do. Paten., 31 1 Edinburgh and Perth, 31 N. Courtin Unien, 1 Do. Este:llion. 11 North British, 301 1 Exeter. Wont., &Doe., 11 2110. Halves, 141 01. Northern, 21 3 Do. 1111rWIT, 31 Do. London & York Ex. 1 Northern k Evitern New, 19 01 S. rind W. (Ireland), 24 North Staffordshire, 71 OS Nor. of England, 231 Do. Scrip, (late Cbumet sad Do. New, 39/ Blythe), 3 1 Do. New, 171 North Wrotern, 31 Great Western, 114 Ore, Worms., and Wigs., 14 Do. Qrs., 161 Reading, Guilford, & Ilsigree,4l 1 Do. Fifths 261 Royston and Ilitchin, If Bury Ipswich & Fifths, St. Edmund's, 91 Shrews. & air. (Clam A), 311 Do. and Norwich, 4 Bbropehhe Union, 15 d Lan. nod 02thge. 69 h. E. and Dover, 341 5 Leeds & Tbirsk, 19 Do. New Os. at 32/4 No. 1. 101 Do. Pref., 6 per Cent., 4 Do. New (is. 331. fis Sd.) N 0.2, Liver, Mae., & New. Jo., 1 12 f lon. & Blackwell, 71 Do. New (is. 301.) No.B, 13 Do. New, No.l, 34 Do. New (is. 1314 No. 4, 31 1 Do. New, No. 3, 1 South Wales, 71 Ito. Extension, 3 West Riding (Talon. 1 p Lon., Brigs, & 8. Orme, 301 York & Newecorie,33l 1 Loa. & N. Western, 174 1 Do. New, 191 1 Do. Q R. New, 111 4 Do. Pref., 7 61 Do. Fifths, 13 4 York & N. Midland Prof., 91 10 Do. 411. shares, M. & 8., 47 4 u ? . E. & W. hiding Ex , Ifif 20 Do. 10/. shares, M. & 8., A, 101 BOWNICOR and Araiero, 181 1 Do. 101. shares, M. & 11., C, 64 R. lodisn, 1 Leo. and 8. W., 611 3 Namur and Liege, 41 Do. Scrip, 41 N. of Franor, 12 Do. do., 35 Orleans & Bordeaux, 31 6 Lynn and Hy, 211 Paris & Lyons, 41 Man., Buxton, & Matlock, 1 d par LIVERPOOL I Chester it Birkenhead, 4431 E. Lancashire, 11 p Do. New, 1 p Do. New Perm, 1 P E. Counties, York eaten., 4 p Odin. & Glasgow Qrs., 174 Lando. & Preston Qrs.. 14 Lon. & N. Western, 1731 3 Do. Qrs., 161 p Do. New Qrs., 101 p Dn. Fifths, 13 p Do. Qrs., 17 p Do. (M. and B.), 68 Man. & Leeds Oats U. and Ms. 321. en.), 21 p Man., SheL, &Lin. Qrs , If d ALFA, Ann. 9. Kidlard, 1144 Do. New SW. ob., 24 1p Praire lk Wyre Braves (B), 2-16 p S. Eadorn I-Srd 'h.), 1 p Do. New, No. 4,3-11 l p Crakdonlan Hahn; 1 d Do. Beddow, 4 p Leeds & Think, 21 d Do. Pref., p Birk., Lan., & If Theo. boo.. I 4 d • mAmford, and Mr., If p N. StAffordahire, 2y p Shrews. & Bir. (A), I p Wharfdaie, 3-16 p • enwlry. & Southport, II p Th. market was busier per put, but prices were drooping. Amber., Nott., & Boa. E. J., t Birk., Lin , & Cheshire, 3-16 Black., ChM. &N.W. Pref., 1 546 East C,anttea York Eaten., 1 E. Lancashire New, 13-16 Do. New Scrip, Fleetwood, Preston, & W. R., 1 Great Northern, Dud. & Ales. Ricer, 2 11 Do. Thirds, Leeds, Dews., and Manchester Breathe. Halves, 11 Loa., Man. and Ilirming., 6.4 London & Man., 495.6 d. p Ely and Iluntinedon, I Man., But., and Matlock. par BALPA, Aram 9. sterday than from some days Kea. k Leeds Fifths, 41 Do. 321. (late Eaten., 21 3-16 Mad., Shelf., & Lideol4 21 II inch. & Southard., 17.. 17a. 6d. N. &to/ford/Mire, 2) 7-16 Oldham Alliance, 1 Prestoo & Wyre Halves ( (B), (Al, 31 Do. Do. Do. (AVM. 5 1 Shrews- and Rim. (A), 1 bhropshire Union K & C., 117-16 S. Eastern & Dover, No. 4, 3-16 South Staffordshire, par 1-16 d West Riding Union. 11 5-16 Whaddalo (late N. Easters), 4 BIRMINiaIAbI There was a better basin much depressed. Loudm It N. W.. Qrs. 164 p N. Britigt Qm., is p Amb., Not, it Radon, d fir. u 0.11,d in., 44 p C:Neaten llam, `d AL $, APRIL 9. !doing, but prigs were vet y North Rtafrord.hirr, MIL 9d. p O,tord, Wor., k Wulv., 7/ d - Shrew+. R Rirm. (R), 30. dd. d West Iti•lin;[ t niun, lip Mad. & South., IGs. 341. d LEEDS SALES. Alan : 9. The share market wasveriflat ; and only a alight amount et business was transacted. &A Lamas. Scrip, 17s. uaea. p ManALeede(32l.), 21.15.1.L2t15.p Do. New, 17. ed. p West Riding Union, 24.. p Luis and Thfrst, 21 d Gt. Grimsby, Qrs., 25a 1 Do. Prat, 21s. p N. Staß . rdshire, 21 p Leeds, What. , and 51.1., 15s. I North W.W.IIa, 17. M. Loa., Beath., :t South Coast led.. Huders. Sr She., 21 p tsenths, BRISTOL SALES, Are.. 0. Most shares hare had a downward tendency, but not more than the announcement of the Bank of England led us to anticipate. Bristol & 9. *ales Jan Its Caledonia., .. 4; el Do. New, 2 11 Ct. Westere Yrs., 5 p Da, you , - 27 Do. sew, 21 1101 Lind Stook New. 31 p De. New, ei Li. B. 9d. HULL Midland. Brie., &Glountater, 15 p N. trili.h Hakes, di p Shrews. ac ('1 8., d ;,;.on 6 per Ct., b. Cd. 1.1. 3d. p Tefi - Ve.o CM., 27 1 DI. Nor, 6.. • - arapahlre Union, 14 d ArsuL 9. Th Selby, 102 Gnat Northern, d N. Stolfordahlre, 21 p li.6;jll;tice Union, la. 6d. West Riding Unice, If 23.. Gd. p YORK Great Northern, 31. 4a. 6d. 3} New. k Err. N. 7i N. Dnush Eat., G. 4a. CS, Aearr. 9. York and Neese. Pref., f. 44. Gd. York & N. Mid. Pref., 101 DUBLIN SAI no., AeL. & Col. In. SG.. Ss. 6d. UL Wet. & B. C. MM. 11 1 lA, Aran. N. Nl'atelford & Kilkenny, ni Cork and &allude,. 3. 9d. ALM Aran. 8. - • EDINBURGH Caledonian, Dan.and Nor. Jn., 4114. 64. 48a. & GI -wither Halves, 191 YAth. t Northern, 16 Edin. &Newport New, SW. N. Briti.di Qrs., 775. Do. NewQr4.Se. 271.265. 6d. Do. Thirds, CDs. Senttish !did. New, 7 BtlrlinK & L)unrerns., Ms. 6d. PAW. & Perth, 625. Gd. 61s. 1)o. Haves, 2.3.5. 235. GIL ISTun. & 3i;Aiz-;.& TALLOW.—The market is quiet. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 493. U. to 495. 9d. ; Oct. and Dec. deLvery, 465. MINERALS. COPE 21, and (hold at Andrew's He ORE .—Sampled March I, R.druth, April 8. Mims. Tana. Price. Treroapie 47 ... 4 19 6 ditto ... 34 9 4 0 rloes. Too. Price. Cara are 100 —MI 10 ditto 90 ... 7 11 ditto 95 ... 111 ditto 68 ... uitto 62 ... 12 1 • ditto 70 ... 11 ditto 68... 4 ditto 55...11 ditto 54 ... 6 1 ditto 50... 2 Par Cowls lOO ... 10 ditto 71 5 ditto 70 ... United 'lilts l2O ... $ 1 . ditto 53 $ f* i ditto ... 23 ... 8 12 Wheal itedary ... K ... 41' ditto ... .. $1 Wheal Virgin .. 97 ... 4 1 ditto ... 11 . 2 W. Vb. Tramway 48 ... 3 N. Wheal Bilfall4. 43.. 31 Trellow Commis— 37 ... 3 1 Wheal Sparrow 4t 13 G aitto 14... 0 0 Wheal Prosper 6S ... 10 6 ditto 56... 3 6 ditto ... 54 ... 2 6 ditto 49 ... 12 6 Itoee-in-ValeCoes. 6 ... 0 .__...-- ditto II ... 8 10 Whaillane Wellington Mims Se ... 7 4 N. 9. bl. /throb.= 9AI ... 8 Wheal ltuby Lt.win Mine, Wheal Caroline_ 9 ... 3 S Wheal hayle G ... 2 19 TOTAL I C3rn Brea 730 W 85,648 10 0 Par Consols 2ll .„ 1,787 18 0 United Flab 1 226 863 10 0' Wit Pros sw per 124... 1,083 6 0 Wb.Trenta,nelB2l... 831 l 9 Wheal Radneylls... 493 19 9 Wheal Varian 108... 475 17 0 W.Wh.Tressu. 77... 321 16 6 N.Wh.llaaset 48.. 184 8 0 Average standard ...-2112 II 0 Average Prier per too Quantity of Ore.. .. 2,107 tom Amount of Money Leer Saus.—Average Standard £ OUMPANIEd WIIOI3 THI Mines Royal English Owner Vivian and Saw Freeman and Oa. Grentell and Sons RODUCE. Tremor Com* 3T... £219 4 Own Perron 27... 161 7 Wheal Jane Wellington Nlincs2s... 187 IT N. Wit. Ablvham 20... 66 0 V/12441Ruby 19... 196 13 Lewl6 . MilleS Wacalt..skroline 9... 2$ 7 0 Wheal Kayla Hire-in-Vale Con. 6... 30 3 0 Average Proilltcr IX 5 0. Quaal.klne Copper, 167 tow 13 cwt. 1174 13 0 114 7 o—Averapc Product. —.71 ORES WERE PURCHASED. Tana Amount. ..- l6l 1431 10 9 632........ 3,496 6 3 2,329 5 6 193 1,807 11 fU . 1,437 13 6 17$ 1,786 IS II Rolm Copper t.Naingesi sans, Willy anis, Neville. sad Williams, Poster, and. Os. Total tow No sale on Thursday next, April 15, Capper Ores for sole on Thursdoy week, at Andrew's Hotel, ltedruth —Mines and Fareels.—Devon Great Con sols, Wh, al Maria, Wheal Fanny, and Wheal Josiah, 1,036. —West Cffadon, 366.—Fowey Consols,3l2.—Wheal Friend ship, 250..—Tresarean, 243. West Wheal Jerre], 165. Marko Valley, 125.—Bedford United Mines, I . 2o.—Wheal Brewer, 101,-11olmbush, 81.—West Trethe,ff, 76.—Char leston United Mine., 68.—Wheal Busy, 46.—Eastnelistian, 2S.—Wheal Garland, 14.—Hallenlieagle, 7.-I'eastrutbal, 4.—Total, 3,025 tons. Correa ORES.— Sampled March 17, and sold at Swansea April 7. Mune. Tom. Produce. Strad. Price. :13,074 13 0 • hrtoelariehow lO3 6 _. 9 ditto ditto _ ditto ditto 62 - II 0 ditto ditto ww Bereha ditto .. .. 113 ditto ditto 67 9 10. Chili MI ditto ..... -...... ..... 46 ditto ditto New:Leval:id Born Barra li•puits.la Ballywurtagh Litektviore . - 108 ..... 712 ditto a 21 Montactite Aherdovey ditto TOTAL PRODUCE. I En7,rkrndi5a.434...C2,7ii11111&48:01671. 66 L 1,539 5 0 425... 3,311 7 0 1 Billynturtagh 36 .. 90 0 0 156... 6,761 3 0 I. on ore ... _8... Si; 16 0 New Zemland It.. 871 4 0 Montacmte . . ....19. .. 381 18 0 Bona Burrs 71... 1,102 5 6 Aberdar, .. 15.. 194 18 6 Total taes, 1,541.—T01a1 amount, ti 7,114 Ga. 6d. COM PANIIII BY WHOM THE ORES WERE PURCHASED. Tula Amnia. Eng Cogger Os. l3ll . C 3,5116 I 0 Freeman and Gd ..........._ ................_....71 ..... 1,102 6 P. Greaten and Sow —.— . ...... 125 Willyant% Nerfle, rod tb l3O . 2,430 9 0 i% iantind 5em„..._......._ 319 '••• 2, 013 5 0 WI Foster, mod Co. 4,332 13 6 Total tom 1,311 E 17,394 G G Copper Ores for sale, April 29: Cobre, 107 ,• do., 98 ; do., 81 ; do., 58; do., 111 ; do., 106 ; do., 101; do., 59.—Chili, 95 ; do., 90 ; do., 69; do., 03; do., 52 ; no., 46; do., 50 ; do.. 49 ; do., 48; do., 41; do., 40.—Cubs, 110 ; do., 101 ; do., 96 ; do., 62 ; do., 56 ; do., 110.—Santiago, 95 ; do., 78; do. ' 70; do., 58; do., 52; do., 48; do., 47. Berebaren, 117; do., 109 ; do., 95 ; do.. 94.—Knockmahon, 113; do., 01.—Burrs Burrs. 66; do., 61 ; do., 3.-3allynturtaBh, 37 ; de., 15 ; 2.-1:1olytord, 33.—New Zealand, 32.—Cana. dian, I.—T otal, 3,119 tons. CORN.—BICFSTER, APRIL 9.—Wheat the turn higher; ether artiebs firm, at the previous week's prices. Wheat, per load, 171. to 181. 10+. Barley, per quarter, 425. to 465. Beans, 50s. to 524. Peas, 525. to 565. Oats, 30s. to 36a. Flour, per sack, 53.. to 58s. BIBROPi STORTFORD, APRIL B.—At this day. market there was but little budae•a done. Wheat sold at from 60s. to 78s. per quarter. Barley, 4'2s. to 525. Oats, 28.. to 20s. Beans, 43+. to 48s. Peas, 525. ELY, APRIL B.—At our corn-exch.nre to-day there was a large attendance of the trade, and • modest•: supply of grain, and for all descriptions prices ran nearly equal with those of last week. Extrraa, APRIL. 9.—We bad a moderate attendance at our market to-day, end Wheat may lie noted rather higher. Farmers demanded 10s. to 10s. 6d. per bushel, and, in con sequence, our millers were not anxious buyers. Barley is becaminx scarce, and prices nominal. We had rather more Oats offering, and prices rather lower. LnernLx, Aram 9.—We had a small show of Wheat to day. The demand steady, at 3a. advance above the rates of last week. Bed, 71s. to 745. ; white, 745. to 775. Barley, 455. to 505., but little doing. Oats and Beans in retail de mand, and prices were as last week. Livengoor., APRIL 9.—Fleavy gales of wind prevailing from the west, having brought many foreign vessels into thin port since Monday last, we have to note from Europe and America a large supply of Wheat, Barley, Indian Corn, and Flour, with a fair quantity of Beans from Egypt, and a few parcels ofgrain coastwise and from Ireland. Exclusive of mo derate transactions in Flour and Indian Corn on Wednea. day, the trade from our last report 'to this date ha,. been rather inactive, but at price, varying little from the general currency stated in our circular of Tuesday. Our market this morning, being again well attended by country millers, several front distant parts of the interior, directing their views priac:pally to good louden Wheats, the sales of these descrintious were tolerably extensive, and having little English at band, all qualities steadily reamed our bast quotations. Sack Flour, continuing rr arty without eh-- mond, remained nominal in value; and though American was in fair request, prime western brands receded 6:1. per ! barrel, whilst Orleans and other secondary kinds retained ! their previous value. Barley, Malt, and Beans still appeared to attract very little notice, these article., OW well on Pte., merely sustaining the rant of Tuesday. Oats and Oatmeal, the consumption for each having bean for some time past much more limited than in former seasons, were the turn cheaper again to day. Indian Corn, upon a fair demand for Ireland, ',early maintained our lain quotations. Arrival., front the 6th to the 9th April, inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn: Wheat, 13,200 qrs.; Barley, 3 : 790; Malt, 197; Oats, 2,536; Rye, 16: Beans, 6,656 ; Indian Corn 14,218; Indian Corn-meal, 6,596 barrels; Oatmeal, 338 loads; Flour, 349 tacks, 27,493 barrels. MAIDSTONE, Aultll. B.—This day we had more inquiries for Wheat, but not so great a was anticipated by the sellers, there was evidently a demand for the present, but none to increase stock. Red Wheat sold for 72e. to 75e.• white, 755. to 78x. The Lent corn is of a very tardy sale, pur chasers not taking more than necessary for one day to another. RIPON, APRIL B.—White wheat, 9s. 6d. to 10s. 9d. ; red, Se. to 10s. 3d. Beans, 7a. to Bs. 3d. per bushel. Barley, 51s. to Ma. Oats, 265. to 375. per qr. At our mar ket this day the supply was an average one. Wheat, ls. per qr. devrer. Barley, Oat,, and Beans on the decline. 801 - THAMPTOV, APRIL 9.—Dor market to-day waa dearer for V:heat, without, however, mush doing. Other grain without alteration in prices, although the trade is decidedly firmer. Vinatuos, Aram B.—The Wheat market was rather limited to-day, and very dull and dear. Wheat, per load of 5 qrs., 201. to 211. 151. Dams, per quarter, 50.. to .565. Peas, 525. to 565. Barley, 455. to 545. Oats, 325. to 375. Rye, 50s. Tares, per bushel, 6s. W. to as. Flour, white, per sack, 684.; household, 63s ; seconds, Us. WAKEFIELD, Arialt 8.-Our arrivals this week are very small, especially of Wheat; there is a fair demand for local consumption, and an advance of 2.1. per qr. is obtained. Fine Foreicrt Barter is Is. per qr. higher, and only a small quantity offering. 'English as before. Oats are fully as dear, and in request. Shelling steady. The value of Bean. is the same, and a mod, rate sale. No variation in other articles. The following are the current prices . Wheat, per qr. 601 b. to the Mullet, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red, new, 743. to 75e. ; extra, 765.; white, 745. to 765. ; extra, 795. ; Norfolk, and Hunts, 691. to 72a.; extra, 74e. ; white, 72.. to 755. ; extra, 775. ; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, 69*. to 725. ; extra, 745.; white, 71,. to 745. ; extra, 765.; York shire, red, Nia. to 70s. • extra, :725,; white, 725. to 744.; errs, 76..; Danteic and Koaigsburg, white, 74.. to 765.; extra, 78s. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 68s. to 72a. ; -etre, 745. ; Mediterranean, rent, 65.. to 675.; seem ! 70s. I om to 70s. ; extra, 72a. Barley, per Norfolk and IS & 541 ' , rat... 62 %; lior.Otrantre • a.'d Yorkshire, 495. to 60*.; ~ v4 trA5 ,,,,,5 21, „_. 4e, to 495. • extra, 60; foreign, 441*. ; • extra, rm. Beans, ;err qr., 6311 d. to the bushel, sanati, fine, frOs. to 615., extra, ; Ticks, 495. to Mo., extra, 01s. ; foreign, 48a. to Ms., extra, 51.. Outs. per stone, mewling, 1.5 d. to 16d. extra, 17d.; feeding, 15.1. to 16d., extra. I7d. ; foreign, 15 4. to 16d., extra, 17d . Shelling. per load of 261 lbs., 435. to 445. Malt, per load of 6 hushels, 62a. to 635., extra, 545. Peas, per imp. qr., blue and whits boilers, 60s. to 561., extra, 60s. ; grey and teed, 465. to 48,., extra, 60s. Rape seed. per last., imp., English, 291. to 301. ; foreign, 291. to 301. Limo eat, per imp. qr., 465. to 50.. Imports during the week : Wheat, 2,810 qrs. • Barley, 2 2 537 • Outs, 463 ; Beans, 4.7,9 t Peas, 293; Rape s eed , 468 ; Linseed, 160 ; Shel ling, 75 loads. HOPS.— BOROI7GH MARICF.T. Two O'Mek. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that there is scarcely anything doing in the trade, and prices remain the s tme. MO • East XsEa,pelrl. 040107. 0 Trarlls• Kazis— p I& to 4( • 4.4444. 4 410 0 Yisrllag doom. 0 101 OIS Sums Ol.lO II 1014 . . a 11i M 0 • tarok's. I Au; II IlanTa.—The plants for the coming reison are beginning to show. The cold weather, of so long continuance, causes them to be a month later than last spring yet, with a tine warm summer, that may be overcome, for the well-known rapid growth of the biue soon makes up for a late spring. Salle of the moot prolific seasons Lave been after severe and long winters, 1828 particularly. The gardens have been well =snared, dug, and cleaned, and during the Mat month no betty r weather could have been for such operations. Poleing stobout Tinhorn, Alton, and villages around, is becoming general.; and on the slight hillocks from whence the plant shoots, the white bine plant, as well as the golden, look■ healthy. Two or three weeks' tine, warm, growing weather will give an agreeable change is every district where this useful bitter is grown. WORCESTER, APRIL 9.—There is Ito improvement yet in the Hop market; and, as the supplies are small, prices are quite firm, except fur inferior sons, which are a turn cheaper. Present rotes per cwt:—low and middling, 70s. to 80s. ; fine and choice, 84s. to 90s. ; yearlings, and of the growth of 1844, from 404. to 70s. ; old olds, 200. to 50s. CATTLE, &c.—BrcEsTER EAKTP.R FAIR, APRIL 9. —Thera were about the average number of Horses ; in these trade was good, at high prices ; most of those of a useful and workitig character were sold. The Cow stock was large, but trade was dull ; heifers made (core 141. to 181., and barrenero from 111. to 121. each. A large number of Sheila were penned trade was far from brisk, but yet a consider able number were sold, at high prices. Pegs, from 265. to 48s. ; couples, from 3Ss. to 465. each ; tat Sheep, 4s. 44. per stone. DARLINGTON EASTER FAIR.-At our Easter fair we had a very good supply of fat meat, which sold at prices fully equal to last week, Beef bringing from 6s. 6.1. to 7.. There seas a very large show of grazing c.attle, with a tolerable de mand, many large lois being purchased for the moth. There was was ulso a large show of prime Bulls. The Horse show was about as usual. FAHILINODON MONTHLY MAILKET.—UpWttiII of 1,500 Sheep were penned, and mach animation prev..iled in the trade ; there being a very large attendance of buytrs, the whole were won bought up, and a clearance Wetted early in the day. Fat Cattle : There was a good supply of these, end soma remarkably tine beasts; the trade was brisk, and much business done. Lean Stock: An abundant supply, and the urentsr part ehanqed hands. ktilelt Cows wore arum to 29/. Pi,p : A email supply, but equal to the demand, the keep continuing dear. Beef, 40. ; Mutton, shorn, 4s. to 41. 411.; and in the wool, 51. Norr INGHAM, ATRIL 7.—There wu a good attendance of buyers, and an adequate supply of stock. The best were nearly uU bought up, at from 7s. to 7a. 4d. ; inferior, 6s. to 7s. Shcep wi re plentiful, and all sold; the wooled ones making from 7d. to 71d.; aborn ones, about 6d. Calm fetched 7s. to 7s. 3d. Pigs were 'ought after; bacon Pigs realising 7s. to 7s. 3d. ; porkers, 61. to 7s. Rough Fat, OTLEY SPRING FAIR, Aram 7. The tint of them fair., held this day, was well supplied with grazing stock, both hom. -bred and Irish. There was a large number of farmers and dealers in attendance. The lateness of the spring prevented any great extent of business being trans acted. CirszicrA wt re not over anxious to purchase, except at a reduction in price. Of in-calving stock the supply was not good, au-i prices firm. WADLEY Fata.—This Home fair wee but small, and those on the ground were of an inferior description. There were some fine Horses it. thetown the day previous, but they were bought up at high prices. WoomeltlDAtt Fate.—The annual mart for the sale of stack, which is celebrated for the rho., of Haves, took place on Tuesday last, at the usual place. The short of fat Helots was not so large as on former years, but the sale was brisk, and much business wee transacted at 7s. fal. to 7t. 9d. per stone. The fat Sheep exhibited were few in number, but they met a randy sale at 9s. 11. to 9s. fid. per stone. There was a good show of Ilogget Sheep, which did not appear to he much sought after, as the majority were driven from the field unsold. The quantity of lean stock was small, compared wits that shown iu former parr, and business was brisk. COVENT GAltDEN.—This Morning.—Supplies of most kinds of Vegetables continua to be but limited, and high prices are still reali-ed. Fruit is scarce, excepting Pine Apples, which, although small, are sufficient for the demand. Foreign Grapes are far from being plentiful. Pears are ec.irce; good samples of Ne plus Meuris fetch from 4s. to 6r. per dozen. Apples are also scarce. Oranges are more plentiful, but continue to fetch good prices. Nuts are sufficient for the demand. Walnuts are scarcer, and as are Chestnuts. Lemons are rather plentiful. Of Vegetables, Winter Greens are scarce ; as are also all kinds of Broeoli, that from Cornwall reali-ing from Is. 6d. to Its. per dozen heeds. Carrots and Turnips are cheaper. French Beans are plentiful. Celery is scarcer, but of inferior quality. l'otatoca are fetching still higher prices. Lettuces and En dive are scarce; but other Salading is plentiful. Mush rooms are a little cheaper. Some samples of frame Potatoes hare appeared, but they are not of very good quality. Cut Flowers consist of Heaths, Jasmines, Camellias, Pelargo niums, Gardenias, Cacti, Cinerarias, Tulips, Lily of the Valley, Neapolitan Violets, Roman Nucissus, Ilyatinths, Lilacs, Euphorbis jacquiniiiora, hors comings, Acacias, Azaleas, Mose and other Roses. rit - uxrs. Pine Apple, per lb. Ss in e• Ora roe, Ponape!, per lb. le rob CA Au ewberres, per App 4s, Deer. per bv;11, 10. to 254 )(WM.. I. to 10e term. per kr glee., ICY to lbn Orrngcs, per dos. Is !r, per 100.1 e to Drell!, per 100, Is to lr per be., told wr 1. mod, pre do., Is tele —per Id, Se to 14s Almond., per peck, mup pr' hoot per lb., ft to k• Yam, Onb, pet ,1111. to Ilk asteoloos, Ilostl t tio to 110 %puma, 201 Walnuts, per ballet lb La 101 Moonlit., lb to SU I'ABLES Cablaws,rell. per dnr, As Mils Savers, per to.. Is teils iiintees, per los benches, 4.10 es Bracell, pee Meek. Is to rs Mt/chokes. Ise., p ht... Is se Is 14 Preach beans, per 100,1 s u •id Morsel. par Of-sieve, Is Id to 2s p*, tam, IPA le UN eon. 7, 6 . 4 Mli Sh - siFsts, pn lb, U th Is 04 , 11 e. per 10.4 d told Spinach. per sieve. la Id to fa Li Asparagus. per lOC, Is 1 10. &Ace, per passer, II to 2. 4d Salsify, p-r bundle, Is ts Is fd I. 34 tab 44 brume 'a Syron's, pr b•re, I. tab Lettere, rata, per Irtiairre, 3. la 44 Eadlre, per store. Id YIP /Ladish.. per If Wrist. Id id to is ■ndlithoin, per petite, NI to I. 840•41 Oslado. per pthOP4,I4I to id NNW. pm lima - NI Mum, pr NEN. Id le dd Twos, Id. NEN, N Wainends, doe u ma bad, id co St Path147,c a tz11:4...17e,44 so 74 pro Nedth. Is Id Is ft Tandem, per , 44 Wag was. trasen.l4l to Is IddoNsoid, pa Nock, id to 4d - ;I if to 4fd per bee .4s to Gs ad Tan I pd, pv be ►ombes. fa to de IN beet, ►er doe. Is te Ilene Rene/. pm Math, le to Go Cemeners, aeiß. la 4 iio7.74:; ! ii.:;f : ;i.7t. a ileisTper doe. y el to is Oder,. ►er bootto, Iht to ft ft Comb, per doo boortoto • 7. to ft Parsnip.. per for, ft to ft Clotoft,por beftel, ft to ft Oponlft, pr aft. Is ft to ft For Yeaterdsp'• itanbets am lea pap. SHIPPING. Mgrs ARRIVED.—DubIin,3; Waterford, 2 ; Donaghadee 1; French, 1; Flanders, 1. Lownox, April 10.—Wind this day at neon, W.N.W., fresh breeze, and fine, clear weather. Hsi; April9.—N.W. to W.N.W.; 10 P.M., S.W., strong and squally.—Arrivod: Thomas Blythe, Mauritius; Helen; Pernambuco, for Stockholm; Ellen Irving, Jamaica; Al fred, Charleston; l'rincras, Baton. Failed: Thorwaldeen, St. Croix. Arrived from the river: Velocity, Quebec. The brig Demerest, of Liverpool, dismasted and abandoned, was seen to founder, on the 23rd ult., in lat. 41 N., long. 33 W., by the Ellen, arrived in the Downs. POILTSMOUrtr, April I.—N.W., squally.--Arrived: Jenne Constant, Sunderland, for Nantes, leaky. FALMOUTH, April 9.—N.W.—Sailed: Express Packet, Madeira, are., and Brazil. SUNDRHLAND, April B.—W.N.W.—Sailed England Queen, Montreal; 'William, Earl of Durham, and Arno, Quebec, _ _ - Orr Govan, April 9.—N.W.—George Canning 7 Char leston. April 9.—W.N.W.—Sailed : Corinthian, Quebec. It hat bl.,wu very heavy gales, during the last thirty-six hours, from S.W. to N.W. . . Ctcris April B.—W., very etiffbreeze.—Arrived : Fanny, New O rleans; Superb, New Orleans. Put back: Janet Thompson, for Valparmso ; Rolla, for Antigua; Northum berland, Quebre. Coat, April 7.—Westarly.—Arrived: Agent, New Or leans. Sailed : Urania. Quebec. . . . --- WitriAPril9.—The Good Intent is on shorebere, and Ekely to become a wreck. The Elien, of Abe been abandoned at sea; crew picked up yeaterd=k off Land', End, after being four days in thiZaat dead. It is blowing • heavy gale from N. Mt „ 'e, Orr Doren, April 9.—City of Derry, C r,„; Taoote, April 2.—Sailed Colling•wood, aL DUBLIN, April 7.—W. to N.W.—Antrill s ' 1 Castle, New New York. . !V:* • , Lerre.--Sailed : Pomona, Miranuctu. Lownott, April 10.—The Admiral ItcalneA of MA rj2 towing out of the Teti on the 30th tilt., gotigt=ro wl North Oar; Ita. been "Bawd off, very leaky% • w Middleborough to discharge. .7-7` N. 0