The Express. — London, England, 1851-07-12 00:00:00

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LWAT 19 11 3 & Ms 2 , 1 2 pm $ 4 14 9 It ul ii i 4 1 4 dio U U i ll VI di n :t 91 9 C. 2 9 Ii „ MONEY MARKET. [For this day's City News, He 6th pap.] FAIDAY The upward tendency in the foreign exchanges continued today, and quotations were generally a shade higher, owing to the limited demand for bills. Paris maintained last poet's rate of 25 for short, and 23.171 to 221 for 3 months. Amsterdam was again higher, and bills on Holland were very difficult of sale at 11.18 to 1. Hamburg advanced a trifle, and negotiations took place at 13.8 to I, bat buyers com ing forward, it left off 13.8 money. Frankfort im proved likewise to 1 19, to 1. St. Petersburg was 37/ to 1, but few transactions took place. Bills on Italy were higher, the demand not being so brisk as of fate. Drafts on Madrid were in request, but only at late quotations; whilst bills on Portugal ruled hardly so high as before. Another decline in the quotation of Austrian paper occurred, Vienna being 12.10 to 12, and Trieste 12.12 to 14. The rates negotiated were as follows : Time. Fm To Amor. pert abort 115.1545ty.... 115. 17stv. 12111. Iseluslus Illeallme and Altana " „ nines. Sada. 13ints. Slob. reedgeetoe-du-mAse „ „ 119413 0tr.... 119111. 'bins Idols l2ll. 12kr. ... 125. 14kr. liandrip " " 231 r. 201 ... 2.1 h. 231. Ms- ,, Short 2.-dr. -e. ... -tr. -e. Dills.-. - „ „ 3 Months litr. 17Se. .., 33h. 224 e. Boss - , , 231 r. Pm. ... 33tr. 23e. Osaln si 1.• EL. ........... .. per dant „ 411 peon ... 411 pence per cum. „ 1234 gee ... 121 prate = par tallar , , 1:91 pPrarnas ... 1:91 Penn ea.*. ii 30 Prow ••• 30 Pena leas , „ 494 penes .„ 49 mom Wm... per nalrel „ 331 paste .. 33a run 010232 St. IMo:inbui7 .. . rer rabla " 371 pax, ... 371 peace. The price of gold yesterday at Paris was 4 per unite discount (new tariff rate), which at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.07, and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.024, it follows that gold is 0.16 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London. By the latest advices, the price of gold at Ham burg is 4241 per mare, which, at tho English Mint price of 3/. 171. 101 d. per ox. for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.41, and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.41, it follows that gold is 0.176 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in London. By last accounts, the course of exchange at New York on London, for bills at 60 days' sight, is 110} per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally. 0.92 per cent. in favour of England. Upon taking into consideration the dif ference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves a profit on the importa tion of gold from the United States. The latest quotations of exchange at foreign places on London are as follow: Previous Latest Quotations. Quotations. Antwerp, short 25.07} 25.071 05 Amsterdam, short 1111.82} 118.421 Ditto, 2 months 111176 118.76 Christiania, 3 months Frankfort, short Genoa, 3 months Kingston, Jam., 30 days par, } p.c.dis. par, i P. O. dig. Ditto, 90 days lp. c. dis. Ip. c. din. Madrid Milan, 3 maths 291. 291. 2 Naples 672 669 New Orleans llO 1 1101 New York llO4 1 1101 1 Paris, short 2sf. 25f. Ditto, 3 months. 24f. 821 21f. 82} Rom,- Savannah Trirote Venice Vienna The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the sth of July, published pursuant to the Act 7 and 8 Vict., C. 32, is as follows: BANAL OF NNOLASU.AOOOOIrI 11.1.'r NUJ Nott4 bird ...... 427,5:114.1) 07.5.11. it LIM.. Di =jog .Ir.. Cliplin I ....414,5571... . 3,14.517 rem.= I , Say. limb, Qwnrlr f X atonal Debt, a .4 to • . SWUM Otber r.• 11,411641•1 11..mmi-4.sjaa4 Who Ana 1,153.203 its• to I i• 116 is it. N 0 $ LL M. K IS Y , to the woek eudlau July S. 1361. W I still Ifni $ nuneot Debt— . .131.01%1S r Soreuritin..„.. 2.90.900 Coln awl Bullion 13,49..144 .111 3 I Oft I 12 SC 2i 10 I; 111. 1(N) M. so 6s 6 Eri,,111;,7.7 33,3 /27.181.6,3 'TAMMY?. ..interument :Latham Unclu•l. heal WAight AmY1 1 1) 113.615.]11 Note. .itherSecurls• Sots Gold amid Plhor Cols 6.11.1;* 101111101 11 101 e36,4a.sin July 10. WI. ------ -- 'M, MARSHAL!, Chief I rd., The above returns, when compared with those for the week preceding, exhibit the following changes: Circulation ISAIIC Circulation active 1 9 ;41,234 Increase 289,360 Public deposits 5,931,362 Decrease 171,223 Other deposits Government seeuritii, in banking department 13,445,215 Increase 951 Other securities in backing department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other hill,. 1,155,206 Increase 75,080 The Itt st The lteaerve According to the official returns published in the Gti:xtle of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales during the week ending the 28th June last was 3,423,7791. ; in the week preceding the amount was 3,444,3311. There is consequently a decrease of 20,4331. The note circulation of the joint-stock banks during the same week was 2,728,8111., and the previous week's return being 2,715,1001., the decrease is shown to be 18,2891. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 19,255,893/. (being 311,1801. more than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 25,408,485/., which shows on balance an increase of 304,3341/. as compared with the returns for the previous week, ending the 21st of June. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,309,6631., and the joint-stock banks 681,1761. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,990,8391. below the fixed amount. The note circulation of two private banks: viz., the Bromsgrove Bank (Ruffard, Biggs, and Co.), and the Stourbridgc Bank (Buffer& and Wragge) does not appear iu the returns this week, those firms having failed. MARKETS. SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British mearmioos la America, computed (rein the retuthe made the wet ending the ath July 1551,1 s Ms. ,a d . per ewt. Sugar, the prodece of lb. lisuritius, 27 ., Cid, Sugar, the producing the Beet ladies. 27.. lid 'the imersge prim of tbe three foregoing de scriptions, jointly, 2:s. lid MLitt-A.—Mr. Mottle's circular states that for Welsh bar inn there is more inquiry this week, and the market is Am; a large besieges has been done in rails at es equal to 41. 15s. 6d., nett cash. There are several rues orders in the market, at rates which the makers are not disposed to accept. Staffordshire iron is more in demand. Scotch pig iron is without much activity at pre sent ; prices have yielded during the week, slightly ; pur chases may be ma& at 30, 3.1. mixed numbers. free GU board, storekeepers' warrants. Swedish Iron—Not any transactions are reported. Swedish flteel—Businese hes been done to some extent at 14/. 10s., landed, and 141. over ship's side. Copper is in good request. At the monthly meeting of the trade, on Tuesday last no alteration took place. British tin is in better demand. Foreign tin is very firm ; there arc buyers at $O. , sellers at gds. Speller— Not any transactions have transpired. Lead is in fair demand. Tia Plates—A large business doing. 0111'01tp AND WORCEATLK EXIVISIO,I RAILWAY. —Yeaterday.after considerable discussion on the requisition of Mr. Turquand, the official manager, the Master, Sir Omega Rose, declared a call of IN. 6d. per share on all thew Am...holden who had not paid the original deposit of 2 guinea.. BuitrA - Antzt AND LLICEATLI RtILWAT.—In this matter on Thursday several claims brought in were ca ssis &red, with a view to making a call at the next meeting to pay thence. Diger NATIONAL SCHOOLS IX ST. PETER'S, - WOILTN.--On Thursday the haadadea stone of the new COALS.—LONDON, JULY il.—Cl.Olll OP TB/ MARMIT. parochial school, in Ebeassor-strost. South -street, Wal• sews west thruer r _tss. Cues nafllgt 136 . 14 0; Hdr werth, was laid by the arr. P. Ittaahan. The clergy sad mill. En id.; lialianre Wog Earthy_ lin 6d.: Red • sada of choristers walked in bus Ns lossisb born ISO^ Ilat Tsoidi Hose. to Wat MAIL; mill banding, mat the oh aftellsa by ft Imp gen. Won W lb.; !pm. lb. ; WAN Assn Omar. ; sawn of Igesislsot who Imlay Assisi the puessalias Wiat Red Web°. l i tshll * ;Oa taw reties et the Illginank. Ili Ow elm* abbe • — "IL Mg Nes was ssubtalsi.uki lb — T — a4 or re ess.tmikedi choir Was la° ikuss• "I' ILI lamila teit lassary. lb. ; Walls Padre. lb. N.; Ilasurs Oss soulfmrtko , and a " 11101 MO /UMW b, die la. MAIM - lie.; Waft Isi lb I Web not Illowsgret sumbiat. lb IL; Walls LS Lolls. . ti, N.; Nasal aunt lb; Baum, JuLy 11. Scow. —The market his been emotively dull this week, sod wia owados of low tura of MOM temoolla b Noma& W Napo of we theTW, e les s Mendiploid el a all paw ; Ir Ow Maw no ew wa fa alma OW Imo awn la very alSo dapalan M Paallok =Wm r lise as map le wr i t wrest Ms bow et femur Mos ow oupponed. Wail wells= ted. kiwwww, W kw Why* we still wry wiwiweb, Yet Ass of deweed is elm swowdlegly Palled. A em. mks Ws bees mei it ear Web awe Odes wed% et hl paw, Mt saw saw liisii ValiTss swains ormilreyd" sal • law or aireskais surraels INS 111 ebbiraws kw went of %ems. corrox.—Ltvsarooi, Juror 11.—Cotton is again tower kr the web, ell ohms et amens= having dectlaalllzz avian VW k IMMO ail ether ateatplaie Teersean sessante ham ameba is essida per beina _• the yeiselpel owe et the peeleat aspired sten elm marten was ht seen earthibit te the ssziaty shwa by hsYara bare la part ebb Ptak Nails them ham Fames viselial tram that quite. Th e aeusnitie et heelers bis Uploads et Nib Ms. tile NA. DM Other et IL pat lb. Ameisas. SO sal ISO Stireabm hese hiss Was= sal li 4 SS lilaiv" mai SS kir aspen. The whit* us wit iseenta es KM basa WOOL—Linn, JOLT th• English wool moist iho oaks of soaldog mob haws Ws Ist shio week. sad plus oreinsigsassy. Tim Ms Wm Mier sasio defog in /ow eisititsi sorb sad Istshs• andadls. yid& we not ~sl. sod noir Mbar Maw prism la owl aolunisl wools dow• beim soden& minty dui ing hies . GM prim ars well vasienolaol. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 1851. IL. id; Wang End Kailas, 13.. dd. ; Walls lad Illostig ligedggsgal. 'SLIM; W•lts tad Thogsky lag.; WAD W 113111133. 31; Walls awl Bem I eer Tee , 3g. ; Wsie a 8.. W Dorian, IM.; Dergrgatwitor Haag', 13g. ; Sydneys Elagskr, 13*. 111L-Bhips astket, ; geld Y. CORN.—CasuisiroaD, July 11.—Than arm a isodarstai eapply of ut at :market to-dowitch toollod obrot tbe prim of lam work. M Wheat, rod. ale . to u t 4.: olktOk 40. to OIL DOW. lessao. mad Pon soodoolky moborod b yams. COVINTaT, July 11.—P140111 a rata at OUT mallet tr day wooer &glows. with a stow trek : Moot, 10% 04.10 IT& N. Dinky (abiding), M. to re. Old Boom, 13a. to lio. Now. lb. IL to 10a. NY, 24 0 Zt0 No. Pro. Ifs. to lit.. . . _ . . • Extras, July 11.—we note no alteration in the value of Most ate week. Spring ears is suffering n keen the west of relm. Spiriss.seera St heat heelseleA. Yaw so 3ew ere likely to be avery *cot grew, pertly miss to the Wog drought, end pertly trout the eta.* of tho black lies. mum. red, nu to 44e.; white, 44e. to 41e. Seeley, Pee. to We. Oats. SOL to Ha per qr. Ltwootx, July 11.—Oar market to day was well sup- plied alto Wheat, which ow takes re at Iw omen over last week's prima. Wheat, red, 6111. to 41e; white, 41.. to 47e. Very little dein a meth. sofa. Barley, Ils. to 265. OM; Ma, to la is. Sid lo SO. LiVISFOOL,Ady IL—Without say important ileatiations la as Orlab rests Mai this ea, as trade is idol tai adds lbea dmtas tbo pa. sal to tram pi an peway , friel Wide brown the tad In tart pea al head bele at tbs sea iba is tali and la seed is masole dsposad fa as nit, the emit at las faens au tb aseidas at as wafter: Ms sees at Owed ars i Za Viet Ma diem, tars; Ike eel, lamb wells is ber la abaft tram a. =Les direl, a lie • balm Oen tree sellrlasa Mews. art 10111Morrels saile a. We Woe be assisi dui is war kat, by ad imams; asa tba erls, baddet,lbs ea. air am be arbil ar as asp.2boas at spas ars more aspaskily bade. by timid Mid malt is. mai tb• trais ad. Ow lid taaoloy, eat ma Miss as lass Is labia sad Jim; whilst lee Om as ail set. Wag Is osel ire me wee *aired far los Ise bed soli elm um Isa• mess. sal •ad cargoes snivel at emperre Use awe layses kr war pea d lig. Our sasabstlday lisaLde idol by boas W aos. v r o= Se is via ta Met rid aSi tank se, • d busloan Wm all assign to fib aid tasty siesi as be Mad , daid eta • Maim wile bealuiL Oise ilia Mg alias roan aliallse, es la awilloy Kea Wady bca Mai nese a sWirlasa apsearl i zAt add eat gee mobs at hi ea a mei yr di Wady la aim Ili, id, se Pad sit Minh wars rift tau obi. la lt lbw gm was otailia. Oats se aid a~ay spo Ma lools, so ail relit daintwel. 011111/0184 le net - silk leaky, tally rappand tba amnia tods of Tassau is tra WIC Ova, aai Isugaisi sum awe is kr prices. Arrivals tato Lied ton tbe la is as d Jat m t m a l sausive Wheat, 4,643 spa Dem IMNYIS,6I4; Ws. IN 2,868; Pas, 7;0; 8,40/ ; subs; firer, I sacks and 1,344 barrels. imports se Whelk NI qrs.; WWI Com 3,013; Indian Cora Meal, 56 Ida Msgr. $42 as am 143 kola. &mew LONDON OAZET !T.—Friday, July 11. 1 ILINTAUPTI. WILIAM MINK ealtift Otallerpill;laTlN room to wanendar July 24 asil InaS at 11, a Mad Olt. MIA, Men* and Wm. ot. sag, Itallm Masi Tirgyf eigi LissaotiMrlaip. sasslasasr, IM IS at and Aug. IS ids, Maw* and Co.. Sans sasikv.l,==isonbasn. AMIN, 1121,Caabridanaks , Orsirsa, Calmmosimat ammo mu. BY M; Tablas, draporauly ft at lb, and Aug.* at It, at llombioar Oast ids, We and Co., Misr mom; at asois.,Pob Ilmobsolat. Vilnius MAW. Mama, Tsealasorlan iserattant, July 211 and mg. at Lab Omit Sob, Leyburn, and Bond cad mg. LIMN St iSSOlims, Lads. JAMS Mg TOMO Ism, SIM* Lawman, July 24 and Avg. Mg 1 Ilinsbabe Oat ML, barley, llanebesta; I Ilianksane. annum ammo Jannsom New-whart. Littla A ibatabatae, sant sosaliant, July IS at 13. and d rag, rna.trrit,t mz=trast. SM. Jaand. Uotborn; oe. Canaan, Jean MintlaT Orellowelnik wo 41en warehommaa, July It at Oar Aar. If at 11, M area. Sob, Mears. LYSOL at. mall., eiasield, liagfailkenst. him prinmu.Pimm Brow, Wwlrt. lAssadrio. brewer, July fl ar Log. 12, at 11, at lagnearara Own. Sot., Lava, Mae, conseee• .sontokL as rame,,..Slearne. Puna sod Camino Jam Wanes; sosugglaTfasseausbino, laniorm July IS sod Aug. IS, at Sloonata il ON mi wl. Ma, Msonorad i, Stsarldit=ist. ta m m litaimbsia ; Plume Imam md Mums bormsa, basam, INI sal Ann. Kat ISS, at Caont. Ma ad sal lisantaa and Os., Ilineinnba; off. 'brava &me Osumi% advgitiag Joy SI at 1, and Awn. IS at at Rasagballareet. Sat es IlestagtoLdilit; OIL a 5.4., Wlittotors, baslngbaltaisat Hanna. Irma, Dalnea, %%Robin, shoemaker, July 34 sod Aug. 21, at LI, at Mod Court. Sots., Abbot and Loewy B&W; off. mg., Wawa. Ilrirta. WILLIAM TATLOS mat JANIS WV,411, Wol44lZett, Clth rad Loeb. Man Watwartb, tat smaufaeturam July 21 at 12, sad Aug. 21 at I, at 111i510.044118t sob. bard sad Co., Cloab-lane, CS, ; se. •se 11.01111mors, &anabolism's. boom= Tscograsa, Pasdhag, bortollss. inaillsksli Jule 22 and Aug. 3, at I, at laislabstrat. Sal, Taw, Turodallo.ion, I.lolborn ; off. rag, 0110111. Aolllllll4lam Witxuale. Asbfrad, Kent, bander, July IS sod Ans. IS • sl abbers ; at lbasbilarast. nob, Loannee sal Cs, ON Jewry ' dr. wag, Stanolold, Sabgballassal. ---- SOUTHAMPTON July 11.--Wa lag Wig Wheat offering from the growers t o:day, wake vas dant ta poraitase, at Is. per qr. deans from the prim at last vet Ihretay, Cala sad Boas In &ow demand, at pr loss la *war etas bayar. WARDPIELD 3•11 .1 1. --Our at grain continue molorate. The ricalt la the Veit ha mot traded to induce lumen to sell more treely, asd tern an email. the stipple to not bo red whet the Veal womb Mak& Our Ohm et Ismis Wbeat is gra dually diereallag, sad d sash dem ales poi*, freely, at an ire polemist of Is. per qr. Mali het week% prim • ether qualitiex are do held at fall rates. Pm* milmit. OaY aid Shelling re before. Oahe do not vary la Velar, hat domed Mild. Other snake without alterative. The fallowing ate the present iptelanims:— Wheat, per qr. of Ulb. to the trashm, deffolk, Sims, awl 14•4, red, 45a. to 435.; extra, els.; white, 456 to 47a; extra, 48s. ; Nor folk and Hunt., red, INA. to 410. • extra, 43a.; white, 41s. to ; extra, 4.:5.; Linoolnaltire and 13;nthrideeahlre, red, Me. to 416; eatra, 42a.; white, Mr. to 4A; extra, 45r.; I orknbire, red, Sin.to 400. • extra, 41n. ; Mx to 43.1 ; extra, 455. • Daatzic and lionigaburett, white, aid, 41s. to 455.; extra, 48a.; Cower beide and Haroburge, red, 33e. to M.. ; extra, 42 6 ; Mediterranean. red, 35.. to 385.; entre, 58n.; old Eagosh, NM. to 43,. ; white, 510. Imperia daring the wet Wheat, 3.847 qrs.• Barley, 81; Oata, 1,167; beam, 830 ; tlheWeg, of;; Malt, 239 lo ads. CATTLE, &e.—Cnattstis, July 10.—Beasts: The num ber on offer a lull eremite of the tat lew markets, among which were • few nice animals. Buaino.s was doll, an 4 sales were with dilkulty elected at last week's rytotation.. A good show of both Sheep and L•mttit, as respects grainy and number; business brisk, times beings few dealers in the market who a: emed inclined to purehase. Prices for Sheep were rot lower than of late, but Lambs could be bought log a trill., be, money. A clearance was not elected by a late hoar. Calve.; A fair Ouse of year supply, and most of thou; offered were of a prime description. The demand good, and all add at about last weekbi rate.. Prices —Beasts, 4..3d. to 2.. 3d. per stone; Sheep, sd. to Sid.; Lambs, 51d. to Lid.; Lanes, 4d. to 3d. per lb., sink's...Cal. Errrett, July 11.—The supply of cattle was again small tor all dereriptions of stock except Simi', of which there were more driven in than last week. Pikes wie • abouttbe same. Fat Beef woo • shade dearer—from 75.9 d. to AL; barrener., H. to ss. Cal. per wore. Cows and Calves. 71. to 121. each ; butchers' Calves, 3d. to 4d. per lb. Seep, we:hert. 414. to 41d. per la.; ewes, 41d.; Lambs, 544. to Ad. The supply of Pork earc 111,4 tool sy has greatly esceedra that at last week. Prices ranged from Ga. 9d. to Ts. 9d. per !Cory. GLASUOW, July 10.—The supply of cattle at our market tc-day was moderate, and sake wete brisk. We had 381 Oxen, 1,318 Sheep, and 3,407 Lambe, which were all mold. The prim were : Best Os, 41.. per eel.; current, 42a. 6d.; cows and bulls, 311. to 40s. Best waiter., SJ. W 9d. per lb.: current, 5d.; interior, 41d. Best Lamb, 17a. nab; current, 101. to lia.; a few small ones at Gs. to 7.. si 13 il 414 71 SO lei 101 1118 17 n 10 de I I :3 11 :I 3 14i 13 If 19 1 1 13 17i - 40 U U 14 IS 301 i 44 00 I pi 00/ Of 8 6 le Pu IP= 115 Pi I psi II I pm 7 Ids 7 6 dla 3i St do 27 3 1 28t 3 2141 44 If ISt Ws 2 1_ 21. Ti SI I ells Is ii 1$ aft 3 2 me Si 48 --el 144 13 11 16 7 il am 3 4 411 3 11 17 . I! . 1 121 116 I die I 4 II I? fi Ms 14 io 13 dis B 4s $ 2 dlis Ili lv lIED ILLNTAI 4 I o. tili 2 ti I/ 21 79 IN I Ist U„ , tile, $3" 4 Soi I i i 7i l I 14 7 II 7 K lig lni I Li Hsili i 134 13i i ill •r 'Sif Is]] i HOP INTELLIGENCE. TICIIIIVAST, July 10.—In some of our plantations tce mote an improvement diarist the c de week; in others, the contrary. The fir is decreaong, but lice in a BURWASH, July 10.—We have still a good deal of in see:, and mach cluck bine ; still there are a kw eleePtinnos a_.nd of ' this particular period it 1. impossible to speak with say dears: oi 10 - cur . acy a+ to our future crop . - . July 9.—The negro caterpillar has been feast ing epos the fly the last few days, and materially checked their havoc. Myriads of to and oils infest the Inners; the young rhoda, however, are %trete:llV virorougy aer..., the alier‘ Butug, July 10.—Taking a general view of the hop grounds in this parish, we consioer that two-thirds of the plaatattons are in • very sickly Mate; unless some favourable change should take plass, tba great Icarus of lies will completely overcome than. There are • few gardinn which appear to be doing well, but the beet ore much annoyed with lice and honey. UDINIOIIE, July 10.—There are some good growing gar dew, the bins looking healt.b7, hot they are fir from being clam. The Um areas lot as pip, and co tinue to toliow up Ma branches. A comdderable portion of grouted in in • very sickly state. SANDIII:I(ST, July 10.—It has been very difficult to give a rennet of the hope for the let two or three weeke, bat now we thick the fly are, for tae most parr, deed. Although we have a great marry • lien, sod very short of bine in many gardens, it hol,ts Ito colour be yond estiectatlon, and we have a oonoldootge quantity of colliers, am. ; still we think then mutt ho • groat improvement to grow halt but yeaer crop. BoxLux, July 10.—A close examination of several large plantations enable vu to report a marked decrease of fly In this pirialr we have a good deal of Bee, but then do not scan so thick as they were acne ten dove tack. BEAILSTID, July 10.—The fly seems to have died out to mew extent ; far la well kept grounds the buss seems la havekadtered little from the attack. Pi:sonata - a, July 10.—Although there are some hop rounds rather dean of if, and lice, the general chanter is not taffova. BUITZD, July 10.—The hop gardens are still in a very doubtful state, ud la may of our gardens the bine to getting black ; still a rot deal of wane and honey-dew. COWDEN, July 17.—Our plantations in general have a very unhealthy apponeet; Orb with increase of fly, lice, and honey-dew, and es Minh weak and backwar.lbiae, it la quite suflicitnt to cross a blight. In we are still growing. Beloll2llllo, July 10.—Since our last report wo have been la a one smile Men we have been at all, but yesterday and M. Cy we we ekowdeg shears, and if we do not get mother Week of fly. s bog yet to get a lbw hops. EASTOLINSTRAD AND LINDVIELD.—From the eagle of the late dowers the kap me greatly la visiting seem of the gram &dog Morel week In welled the "dope W illeenimpas geed wends ilesengMg $s wag& le ewe re does we hail the lime tineelngeet meg meek moth MelagMeltkv We Wok the blight an, will M asersegse salmi us, eel det powers las/, to s 0 agnesseeem, mpg en average wee. socorinalnes. Jut 10.—The Ina showers NM to have had a pod ant ea hop limier Si this neighbourhood ; the Wile rows MUM, shbeeghle we Sill- iMs owl !Wan no morons ; nth epee thembele they me w EWNOWIT, July 10.—no EwauisT , as the last grounds continue to ionproa. but tocsin day em vet 7 full of in; but the weak backoard Mae has yews bet "try little for tho Indies days, and are still covered with vermin. SEVINOAILES, July 10.—Some slight improvement is per ceptible. OrroaD, July 10.—To a superficial observer the hope appear in good enditem, bat they *reheated with vermin to each degree, tbat melon a speedy cheek takes 10101, the devastation caused by theta will coma eoropieto failure In the crop Kamm°, July 9.—No material change since last week; the fly sad vermin continue to fallow the young shoots. GODSTONI (KENT AND SIALAIT BORDZIO).—Hope in this dieriod are much inaprosiag boo the thunderstorm. The bide looks heathy, and to eon one tram lies. in the neighboarhoods of Dated sod Taaaridge there le a great Impememeet is the gardens; they took healthy. an the bins la very etron.—Serreynowford. LA PLATA AND BRAZILIAN MARKETS. Buzsue Ayala. MAY 21. Dry hides Tay scarce and in delmarl, via $ dill upward tewlesey la the pilaw !kilted bides. • wry men Asa at protest co liwed. Mt es the &deans ere wiudied It le espere dim will be mew •Imbitt Ent wasii • Ma. Nam bait mans 4 Yaw" buy we Y met ileweeel see Mew denied • shalik Jerked bat bee bees be wene• wwwwe. NY Ow awl ea bled 'le wet sow hive. Woo:. la pod demwd. awl MI pine en lb. Meld. Facture g. —The nig at =Mop spla istbsl Milli be mak, 74e. • prods in ~iiig sped% pr gist bat_ Figtorra.—Pgdpep bibs. peg get ZAN M. Th.; isttad ditto, 405.; tabor, Is tom sod de* etto ; Wise seri AM 234. Rto, igss 11. Corrm.—dsperior, 3.401 to 3.500; good first, 3.300 to Luc dd. day, 45,00, bogs; ShipM1•180: May, 114,533 44114; lb r ea itarns. thi =l. 43 lA 9 34 2 . o to , Hanlairg, 44..; Ham. KL. gad Id Fr mt. ; Udisi SO: to left. Dmegors-4 to el pr este. isesergago—le Elledgra elb dessellz pre Oust. boit Memo Mg. eTh. 1.1113; Spud* dosidass. dol. 311.440 mi 11.% Mt. t. 730. PS z AAA re°, luxe 2. ' Imoosso.—lros, Lash. la bon, 6.000 to 6.200 per =ll4lMg. bread, MN Meld, 1 . 4 00 Per Mitt ; bet -10 to I.elgi ge: pre. MN is 4.11, pg dusts ; IP pit ; pi* 11l pm Ora; eel* air y r IPA paw gnats ; mg*, lee pr Mei bead Med. =ltsOrmle, 2.106 1.51. 6. 57 .1 5/f4 , 2 . 4 ; . 1 1 1 4 6.4 4 55054 1 .1 1 .0: T r borsl ia l , "1". fu4 per ins, dot, MOO per pisisl; ditto dot so =1 6 4.401 PS gild; Inslang upper, MI to 40 pr Iles; and sdlo NO pre likra: dem, dpr boo imscre.—Pago, UAW to 451:4r ples; le sap. 11M LIM pre oriels ; AWL googolMge Parts s; *per iei um, gibe gad brows. Pe tm , Maga t Mb, to Mods or tap, old* I.l* to LIP; Mae. bergs. UP to L 450 p.e.• dry DOM Mk" Ill; boas deg* pr ; to born, 4300 to LOP pie 05540 =IAD to 4411 per am* Euaawa—lt; Libas,lll; 'rum, SID; Rio de halm, Imo. Partgars.—Liggresel, br sew, 40 per too. COMMISSION (HONED BY THE LORD LIETTENAET OP LINCOLNBHIRS.--JO•eph UPON], Esq., to be captai n i n the Royal South Lincoln Rilitia.—Oasette. IW. Gentle Brame Partially Cloudy Gaunt ......... .. . B.W. Nutt' Bream Clog KULLUIGAII ...... ....... N.& Straw Bream lyCloody Jam Attain—at 01•1111111•4 lady 10, from. —,. C e ft a CLAM XII.—LICATIIER BA DDLZRY. SKINS, VCR, and HAIR. lose—nt ontregMf, July 11 from o.4lmanarr PIGOrf, 29, Marlborough-Street, LAIJT Yorao—st UramamM. July 11, from Nutoundlan a 261 • Lavaxt—atOrnerend, July 11, trout Charente * Op• CArt. alanufaraurer and Prurient, CISURT and MILITARY lIAIR-CIJTTER. PRI:MIER, and PERU LUST I'aIiLAVD..-M Gravesend. July 11, from Quebec GC INR. J. P. harm cott.tant 4upply of prune ARTICI.E9 LADT PADOW—off Deal, July 10, from Li.tou o f PERFUMERY. flair Brodiet, kn., fps) the first titan- Laysz--at Clostestown, July 9, from. ... .... Galan lishments In London and Paris: alsot a sublet ataortrnent of Lvtat—td Sl•sreztotzla Jul' 9 , from loraila old , . malt.% Lands. front., rlnglettet. al.. Ito_ on Inwi.mt. MMDMI—at irso, July 10, 'rm..... Ladoa tonne. d Idndld not separate apartnterVa for Wien and Illuminata—of Deal, July 10, from ... Palo Ram youtieroce. Agent for the Ylantattunsi guard and Military I lilaim—et Falmouth, July 9, from Alexandria more : Mama—at Falmouth, July 10, troll Smyrna Mama—rat Queenstown, July 9. from .Almandrla I Nam lisono—at Quesnatewn. July 9, from (Mem • Maar Masam—at Deal, July 10, from Jtareeilles 1 Masan —at (hummed, July It, from .Antigua Mum—at Gravesend, 'July 10, from Palm Norm Snamia Dna Coro--at Bristol, July 11, hoe Gann Nomu--at Liverpool, July 11, from Patagonia Pasoan—at Umrpool. July 11, from fit Johns N.B. Pumas Rout—at Gravesend, July 11, from. Hai:Ours Paw—at Cows. July 10 from Macao Painca—at Portamoath, July 10, from Cadiz Paotanz•—at Queenstown, July 9, from Patamh 1164,011—M HUll. July 10, from WPM ROUtlf Eminum—at Gravesend, July 11, from Callao Sroirrneo Lem—at Gramend, July 11, from Sim Brag—at Ilverpool, July 11, from Palermo SOSONOt Liverpool July 11, from Pontleam Br. Miem—at Brlat'ol, Jule 11, from Nudes Mr firourra—off Deal, July 10, Iron Aklaadrla Scastota—at Falmouth, July 9, from Alexandria IMMLAND—cd the Mart, July ii, from China Tamura—of ridelds, July 10, from St. John's, N.B. nuomaa—at Torbay, July 9, from Palermo CLAIM n.—MANIITACTURING MACHINES and TOOL& M ACHINE for STICKING PENS in 61. PATENT EMHOSINED TA HLETII.—Dy this prn. Ouss, the old method of Welling Mm Is eatirele Alncr-eard. and, being Ins,rted In ernboreed radial grooreA. pr. vat a perfoct, troo , th Atrfare. and are firmly hell, which Jwpentea with pineerhlon or any other kind of !odder, tbtreby securing Vest economy of pint and, each tablet Woe hopnw+ od with various choloet. moans than at once altar, 'Add, Instructive, and ornamental. CLASS VS.—MACHINERY IN MOTION. • • Her MajtAty and Prince Albert hare lasplAteil the snallae, and were eraeloudy plcated to SCCept of Wol.l. Manufacture , ' Adely hy PEI TON and I LI..Ad<I . London ; and Horde•ly Works, 111rudmitum; and VI haberdashers la the kingdom. , • ~,' ...!'. ,004,. • 'lll . : q - 2 - - • -.i .-441 15% ~:. . ~.. . 4 --- i _ ~ - - ' •i' - t; 7, : ... 1 . ''," ;7 : . ~,, b ... ... . . . BAILED. Aont HIMAPA. -door Falmouth, July 10, to London Swop Lae—from Liverpool, July IL to Op to BOWLING—from Liverpool. July 11, to. Antigua Coaa—tram Liverpool, July 11, to Newfoundland C. T. Curzon—from Liverpool, July 11, to Labrador Citinvrais—from Lancaster, July 10, to Gnu bre CY'S 0? ROITIMIS3I—tree Gravesend, July 11, to Dunkirk &OREM—from Ormissemd, July 11, to Trieldsd tuna—bone Grayson; July 10, to Trued tae Arms—foram Gressook, July 9, to .11slatio Zarasse—base Liverpool, July 11, to Croats& YIANIALTOO—base Gretna*, July 10, to CROW Giassow—Mot Greenock, July 9, to St Jain% ILL Esimist—treat Wig**, July 10, to Octi=i Jew= Recienoo—from Grammd, July 11, to Javier Tems—trem °reverend, July 11, to .CYO Joao floorr—from Gravesend, Ju 11, to Barbados* Jame HAW—from Liverpool, July 11, to New York Losernsur-from Exmouth, July 9, to Balmer Leer—ran Liverpool, July 11, to Catiatammopts KART BURT—from Lit r e, Julll, to Demerara ilsocerro—from Liver July It, to Rio Janeiro 'MAILOASET (11.) — from Liver po ol, Juty 11, to llarre lisacumarus—hom Portamou , July 10, t Landau Ocean titnis—from Gravesend, July 11, to Jemmies Rums—from Liverpool, July 11, to Palermo Semmumm —from Liverpool, July 11, to lbw.= Berries—ham Gramend, July 11, to Norway Wm From—from Grarevend, July 11, to Norway Wross —from Ilull, July 13, to WIC. DARLlT—from Liverpool, July 11, to Bombay Vinous—from Liverpool, July 11, to Montreal Yarn—from Liverpool, July 11, to Trion. LONDON and NOIt'rIi•WESTERN and CI i ES TER and HOLYHEAD RAILWAYS. —The CELEBRATED BRITANNIA TURCLAR and SUSPENSION nitmots 4,, , T the MENAI STRAITS end NORTH WALES, the ISLAND of ANuLE. SET, and HOLYHEAD. WEEKLY TICKETS AT REDUCED RATE?. Aniongemenin having been made to afford panne an opportunity of 'Baths, the above interesting objeeto and the magnificent "ornery of North Wales. TICKETS will be 'Aimed at the Euston Station, avail. able for ONE WEEK from the date of klue, by any Hide, actarding to clam, allowing the holder to atop at (,'beater, or any elation on tho ,• paean and Holyhead Railway, but not to travel twice over the oamo portiou of the railway In one alrection. 11.1.41 , 16 Fsprees or Mail Train Pirit Claw. Ordinary Tndos ..... 2 In 0 Second Class Ordinary Trains 2 0 0 By order. MARK t11:1$11, London and Nonb.Nr•trrn Railway. J. 0. BISGEtt, Cheater and Holyhead Railway. General Manarrea /Rues, Ruston station, June, 1151. LONDON and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. LAKES OP CUMBERLAND. l IILIiCETB AVAILABLE fns SEVEN DATS, by the ordinary trains, Sa WINDERMERE, wdl he issued at the following Deem an and otter Ye Nth Met Fall particulars may be bad on Inquiry. Lao= to Windermere end buck: —tired class, •1; t Is. ; *wand clam, AI la. Br order, MARK IIUI,I 1. • -- 25th June, 101. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Rena, of Plymouth, July 7,lat. 49.4 N., lon. 8.39 W. Camperdown (ship), from Loudon tor Bengal, July 2, lat. 46.20 N., lon. 8.47 W. Charlet (chip), Roark, from. New Orleans for Liverpool, June 12, lat. 26, ton. 45. Davenport, from Apal.whicola for Liverpool, June 13, lat. 31.49, lon. 70.30. Elko (brig), from Liverpool for San PGUICUCO, March 27, 1at.30 S., ket.lo7 W. Elks, of London, for Syr., June 6, Ist 47 N., lon. 11 W. Juno, of Poole, for Newfoundland, June 27, Lot. 49, lon. 8.14 W. Jan Daniel (Duteb barque), from Newport for 3laniLia, Jane 28, lat. 49.30, los. 7.30. Laura Smith, Jane 22, off Cape St. Vincent. Leenore (ship), bound E., June 13, Lt. 40.30, lon. 42. Millman (brig), of houad out, July 7, lat. 48.29 N.,10n. 11 W. Marll, from London for St. Vincent'e, 13 days out, Jun. 11, lat. 22.44 N., ion. 32.30 W. Marmon (twig), from Bslonica, June 28, lat. 40.31 N., lon. 11.32 W." Mary Wald at liennebonck, from New Orleans for Liverpool, Julie 11, lat. 24.44, lon. 63.15. Medallion, from Mobile ter Liverpool, Jun. 20, lat. 31.4 0 , lon. 76.03. Oman queen, of Newburyport, from New Orleans for Liverpool, . . June 15,14.25, lon.80;'' Rory fralore (barque), from San Francisco for Hobart Town, Aptil le, lat. 23 /4.0 m. 135 W. Smuggler, d Pensasor, bound sot, July 2, lat. 43.15 N., lon. 10.45 W. Sylph (seneorer), of Be MAIM, from Cardiff for Syra, GO codes S.W. of Scilly, July S. Sylph (schooner), from David for Newfoundland, July 2, lat. 49.29 14, lon. 10.31 W. Sir diaries Napier (ship), off Cape Horn, Feb. 12. Vermin (ship), atantang f., June 24, 14.49, lon. 59.30. RIO SHIPPING. POIT, , from Llywrpcol, to I Caltiornia ; Albion, from Liverpool, to Mediterranean; Peter Senn, from Glasgow, to London; Elsa Hobson, from London; Ide, trona Cardiff, to London Nina, from Liverpool, to California ; Azoff, from Newport; Calcutta, train Luanda; Clarnanthe, from London, to Mediterranean; Mersey, from Liverpool, to MiaLterranean ; Georgi ans, from Liverpool, to Mediterranean; Mary Hartley, from Vol. proviso, to Liverpool; Caroline Schenk, from Ghia...ow ; Alexander Harvey, from Swansea, to Coquimbo; Donor, from Lem pool ; Ama to", from Glasgow. CD“ WI AE STUDIACII% AND BAD BIGINTION.—These pills are the [Advertisement]—HoLLowmt's PILLS roa Tag fined stomaidtic and the most invigorating medicine ever known for week stomachs. Persons of the must delicate c institution may sae them with the moot perleci Wet,. A few doses soon improve the Was of the stornakh, nod Indio.* fiets . .: l 4 dilfbAlbb, by which meal.' sufferers are restored to a state of virrosouit Mean, which they hod never dared to anticipate. Holloway's polls are efficacious for bile, sick head aches, liver oduptainta and affections of the lungs, and may be tomcod to .4 any .1.011 without tear of danger arising from catching cold whilst using them. —Sold by all druggists, and at Pro. femur Holloway's establishment, HI, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BETIIUNE.—JuIy 9, at Strn..atham, the wife of Capt. D. Bethune, R.N., of • daughter. GALLWEY.—JuIy 7, Linty I'. Canteen of • eon. ILOYSL—JuIy 7, at %%Liner, the wife of Lieut. Itu;se, R.N., of • dauithter. VAN ZUYLEN.—JuIy 5, at Brutes, Belgium, the wife of Le Baron Van Zuplea, of • thughtur. MARRIAGES. ATTWOOD—ri. %CF.—Jolt 9, at Ggsbeek Church, by the Rev. W. Attwood, lb ctor, the Reg O. Attwood, Rect,r et Framlingth.un eum..Saiteal, ruffuhr, to Sophia, widow of E. IL Place, Esq., of Marohull, Dorsetsere, and of Lynwood, (iiiida West, and fourth daughter of Caot. Itryorll, late of It M.U. 60th ltegt. of root. BELL —BeRWAND.—Ji.Iy 10, at St. J• 010 1 .11, Paddingtnt, by the Rev. R. Higgins, M.A., J. Marton, sun of J. C. C. hell, Esq., of Westbourite-terrace, to Ellen Jane, eldest daughter of U. Euroand, Esq., cf SassexAquare, Hyde.purk. ODHHIt—HICIE.—JuIy 9, at St. Leonard'e-on-Ses, by the Nev. J. P. Piny, Itudolpb, only van of U. ffAlmer, Hag , of Zurich. to Helen Saimaa, third daughter of the late B. HtcY, Keg., of High field, Boltorsle-Moore. COX-00X11.—July to, at BloorreburyChapel, by tbeßee. Dr. Leif. child, Mr. Edward Cox, of Eitfteldutreet, Horton, to Mugaretta Henrietta, eldest daughter o' the late Major Cooke. MARSHALL —BTEDMAS.—JuIy 9, at St. Peter's, Sudbury, by the Rev. S. F. Marshall, (apt. G. A. Marshall, of the 28th Wedeln Infantry, to Rosalie CiliTer., youngest daughter of E. Stedman, Ewa., DeSeerue, Sudbury. MONTEFIORE—LOUTET. —July 9, by the Rey. D. W. Mirka, J. L Seq., of Sydney, N.S.W., to Caroline Antonin, Omar. dim LoGyet, daughter of the late 4 Leapt, Esq., of Bruesela. DEATHS. SEVAN.—JuIy 6, M Treat-park, Agnes, wife of IL C. L. Bevan, Esq. 8083 Elf. —July 6, at Made's, Mr. J. M. Sauey, aged 51. I HINDE.--Julr 6, at Ingotwille, near Ilarre, Ka; ReS. T. Hind*, for. snarly of 11 mimic, Lancashire. EINGSTON.—JuIy 9, at Tort-gate, Regent's-park, London, L. 11. Megato n,psingt on Foq., second son of the late J. Kingston, Esq., M.P. for L, nta. LAPOU LlDE.—J Ba uly 7, at Canneoplace, Clapautm.road, P. Lapon. tide, Esq., aged 65. PECK.—JuIy 5, at Watton, Barak, widow of the lots Yr. J. Pak, formerly of Watton.Car, aged 97. NOTICE. —M. CLAUDET has REMOVED his Daguerreotype Portrait Establiakmast to No. 107, Regan.. Street, Quadrant, near Vigo-Mreet.Specimen Room is on the IGrosad.goor, and Portraits are takes just above. TEWELLERY. - DODD, BROTHERS, 40, V Osmanli (Msasion.hotwe bide). Jewellers, silessensiths, and wechatahore, beg to solicit an inspection of their 'itemise ASSORT MEET of JET ORNAMENTS. familia s stock of the choicest mks sad newest cliedgne in chains. =rodent, hoop earrisgs, &c. to be met with la London.--40. , - General Manner's Ofkr, RY STA L PAL AC E.—EAS FERN and ‘j WESTERN REERE‘ , :INIENT ROOMS, CRYSTAL PALACE, LITDE.PAKK.— TIIONIA• MA , TERS btu. to :Moon the pub. . , Tat . ; it:";i; prices can belL:din o• of ptites hung up 1n the mate Ice. fol. and 14. lethes Schweppe's Soda Water awl _ Lemonade _ n.;;; tn g's Ginger Bert wool si• And every article of confeetist;e;ry at the shop pt The um, charges are also sloons! by T. MASTERS at the follow ing establishments, which are supplied by him, viz. : The Royal Botanic and the Zoid lineal Hardens, RegenPe.park ; The Cokrvieum and the Polytechnic Institution. The Dessert Ica. rupilied by T. 31ASTEns are frozen by his patent machines by tie aid of steam. One of these machine! , may be men in dilly operation at the Great Eahilitlon, where it produceti daily up. war t s, of one thousand quarts of every description of De.sert Ices. These machine., for family ore, may also be seen in operation at the depot, neat the Polytechnic Institution, Reirentatreet, where the pub. lie are inch, d to inspect the proems of making solid ice in one moment. THOMAS AI.tSTERS, Patentee of the Ice Machin and Knife Cleaner: nisi of the New Portable Aemtatz and S..da Water Machines. Price Dom 3d.. each. Conteettontry Estubllshreent, 333, Oxford street, Regeut-eircus, ANGEL HOTEL, FAMILY and COMM EIiCIAL Roust:, Huth-street, Grantham.—Mersrs. WINOOYER and BOYALL having mar etled to the above establishment, in COM. macre.. if the deetnse .4 Mr. C. s. WINLX.IYEK, feel obligated, whilst • respectfully soliciting a continuance of the patronizes. long hodowed upon their much-respected pretlece•rstr, to assure commercial andi..ther gentlemen that no exertimis will be spared for the immiotion of their comfort, and that a scale of charger' adapted to the nature of the (Imre will constitute a pat amount principle within the cstablialtment. The whole of this ancient and beautiful edifice hating rem-idly undergone a complete mu ruin rods:Wog, the proprietor• deem it their uty to state that the arrangements throughout may now he considered as mast unique abd suitable to every deg of visitor.. Each departineut in quiet and distinct; the private and public rooms ore epacsou., Me. gaol, and cheerful; and the dormiturims light, Large, and airy. The situation of the hotel renders it peculiarly convenient to traveller., for it is contiguoit. to the p et. Mae, in the immediate vicinity of the bank• and the principal tradesman of the town. To Markle seeking to gratity their eight with the a rtndeur of ducal domain. and seats of untlea:led sylvan beauty, attractions for which the Mimed-an neigh einane.btaebLsbdmartntanoyffers zz fy , • . and a table dhote liqueur, pramioal on the ..2 one " The great - A de. eriminatino will be pie' in the selectton A special omnibus from the house P. in readiness on th which will be obtained only Irani houses of lutt,;,•l.blS'thed repute. dem,: tiro and arrival of every tea a. Home-brewed ale and London stout, sale and retail. - • - • - Wm!. „jowl It. esstin,e the coach-making as usual In all its GIiEAT EXHIBITION.—Mr. IiAX lER, the Investor and Preentre of Oil-Colour Printing. will shortly PI'ELISII • VIEW of the INTERIOR, es • cunipanion to his PICTURE of the flittlAT EXHIBITION, pourtriying in all their variety the bruutiful and delicate tints whirl: are so conspicuotis in the building, and forming • perfect fae.sinii.e of the Interior of the Crystal l'slacc, in all its gorgeous beauty, which cannot be equalled by any other process.— Price Ss. ed. rach, London : Sold erbolenile by GEOKOE BAXTER, the Inventor and Patentee, II and It, Noribaniptien-wpiare; where subscribers' names are els r received for the pair, Price 32e. . • - Liiu;F:r;;;•:,i1;;I:Wi;ior;lour;17-ii. Baxter, with whore KIWIS in oil.celour printing the pubic are (anti lair, hay buil producer( an effective view of the Great Palace of Industry, rhowitg the /Huth side and east end. by thin promo' he boa cleverly rendered the claw; and the picture I. altogether a pleasing menniti..l of the R'udd'y%V on ler..—illurtratt d New.. Licenses panted to work the shrive moms in Great Britain, 200 Guineas—Frame, Behririii, Germany, Ike. &c, 1,21i0 Francs. —lll - to Licensee% 412 Franca. UNADULTERATEI/ ISINGLASS for INVA LIDS and TABLE I/BLit:SUS:rt.—Nothing is no impartan, in the diet of the Invalid an the certainty of obtaining in a genuine rdato those articles that ore necessary for his restoration, and equally re sentiol to the epicure is the undoubted perfection of ro important an ingredient as isinglass. Gelatine end its deceptions, either alone or In combination, dissppoint both the invalid and the epicure, who are rempeetfully informed thrt, with a view to protect them from We re n ntlysex weed ad narration. Mr. JAMES V ICKEILs has made arranges menu , for suppb Mg the genuine cut EILISSIAN ISINGLASS, in small boxes packed and sealed at his factory. Consunir 'Mine therefore res commended to give special or..ers for VICKERS% GENL'INE SIAN ISINGLASS. In sealed packets, that being the only form in which they can depend on always obtaining a neatly pun and unaduls tented article. Sold retail in quantities of I, 2,4, and 8 ounctp, or I lb., by every chemist, grocer, anti Italian warehouseman in the Klass don, and wholesale at the factory, 23, Little Britain, London. IFENDERS, STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS. Buyers of the above are requested, before finally deciding, to WILLIAM S. BV KTON's 13110 W.ROOM Et, 39,0XEORD-STREET (corner of Newman-street), No. I and 2, NEWM AN-STREET, and VERRT'S.PLACE, LON DON, They are the largest In the world, and contain such as assortment of FENDERS, STOVE-4, RANGES, EIRE:- IRONS, and GENERAL IRONMONGERY as cannot be approached elsewhere, e itber foe variety, novelty, beasty of design, or exquisiteness of work Tanship, whilst the prices are on that low scale for which his mis, llehment has been so celebrated foe more than a quarter of a cen. tury. Bright atuvevonth bronzed ornaments and 2 seta otters, £2141. to Si 10s; ditto with ormolu ornainests and two seta of bars, ES lee. tog:l2l2s ; bronzed fenders tompleteorith standards, from 7s. to E 3; steel fenders, from £4 154. to £6; ditto, with rich ormolu orna ments, from 12 ISs. to ET 75.; tire-irons, from Is. 9d. the set to Xi is. cylvester and all other patent stoves with radiating hearth plates. Detailed Catalogues, with engravings of every Ironmongery article, gent (per post) free. WILLIAM S. BURTON'S stock of GENERAL FURNISMING IRONMONGERY is literally the largest in the world, and as no lan. Suage can be employed to glee a correct Idea of its variety and extent, purchasers are invited to call and itesppecoctl IL The money returned for every article not approved Fsta bllsb In Wells-atreet, 1620. TO VISITORS from the COUNTRY.—MEC HI'S SHOW ROOMS, 4, Leedenhallotreet—All persons of taste should hasten to invent the unique and recherche stock of ELEGAIL I CIES now exhibited by litchi, in hie new show moms, 4, Lesdenliall street, near the India House. Determined to take the lead in taste, he has brought out some most superb and novel rpm:Wiens in papier mach& Finding it impuraible to display them arivantageonsly in his former space, he has fitted up another splendid Show Room, to which he invitee those who are desirous of seeing the moat brilliant sped. wens this country can produce. Hecht has the beet stock in London of ladles' sod gentlemen's dressing work-bones, writing-desks, and everything for the toilet and work-table.-4, Leadenhallatreet.— IsustratsdCatalogutagratia. DECLAZATION4 OP DiTIDMIOL liamm loss 1 7 ;;;;;46,;;ti.;:liev;QTre;1170,Pisis+quars, moribiat— lird cg Is. 41d , July 12, Ind WIN inhettlnunt lagardsys, at Edwards', lisslughall.street. Jaw Boolirus. Whitey, hotel keeper - Ist die. of 4a. Sid, July 9, miry subiequeut day, at Young's, Leeds. Os. txxise, Wigan, Lancaahire, cotton manufacturer—final die. of IL, July 10, and any nabsequent Thursday, at Lee's, Man- . . .- . . dada. DIVIDENDS. 11 S. Iblembatr, draper—Aras. I. W. Burro 110111111, snisean—nac. D. sank 1. D. -no museLetwar—AVlV 3. lawaitaftr. U. O. MOW mei I. Indium, 112.2 Alilli. L W. Peutir mai se Illania, WiNkire, MUM 1/16/F.gaff. I. A. Tarrant, NO bediViseir. 011&1121CATE8 to be rrantsA,Dirge SIM be lbws be it eantrary isTi — i we derstairerii. Aug. 9. IL Cleaver, 147siton:oir.Dtore, Warwickshire, Umber dealer—Aug. 5. B. Urinated, Brighton, bemired victualler—Aug. 5. W. B. Harrison, Choriten-upon-lledluch, Lancashire, bleacher—fug. 5. J. hunks, Warwick, grocer—Aug. 5. D. Johan:me, Manchester, Innkeeper—Aug. 5. E. W. Bully, Bath and liathamptea, Somerset- Mire, ivory stable PARTNERSHIPr e C r ISOLVED.—J. J. Arnall and O. Allender, CopthalLehambers, City, stockbroker.—E. C. Batt, J. A. Thomas, ant C. Hume, Ilford, User, and Silver-atreet, Bloontebury, ale mer chant,, so far as regards E. C. Batt —W. Broackm and 0. C. Cooper —E. Buehler and O. Carstaglee. reschurchetreet, City, merchants— J. Church and. H. M. Milton, Oxfordetreet, horse dealers—C. Coster and 4. F. H. Alircy, Bouttuunptea,* coal merchants—J. Hullos and J. Lyon, Freston, Lancashire, town Widen—Joseph Dixon and John Dixon, jun., City-road, rice cleaners—B. Emanuel. M. Ilebarfald, and B. Behariald, liosinsdirch, City, cap manufacturers, am tar as regards B. Emanuel—T. Freeman and C. Richardson, South Wharf.rced, Paddingtore, oemeat inervisants-0. P. Haigh and H. Harrisce, Mar tin's-lane, City, wine merchants—T. Hayes and J. Kenyon, Liver pool, porter Innen—A. Hudson and J. liortomity, Entreat; York shire, scribbling and fulling nailLers—T. Lewis and J. Leif, Newman- Mee; Oxford-street, jewel-sus makers—J. Mound and J. Rose, Wit tam's-buildiags, o.dairect.rund, earpenters—lL Morgan and 11. Mor gan, New-town, Moatgotneryehire, woolstapters—J. T. Newnan Red C. Monroe; Manchester, wine merchants—J. Quigley Audi. Postie thwaite, Mancheeter, brook manufacturers-8. Itensolis, G. Rey nold., and J. Reynolds, Graftonatreet, Soho, wholesale Imo-plate workers, so far me regards B. Reynolds—Christiana Wilson tad T. Hall, Wellingtomehenbers, London-bridge, prevision Elerclunta. SCOTCH BEUCESIktATION6. Genoa Li.ve, Aberdeen, vintner, July 16 and Aug. 6, at tho Lemon Tres Tavern, Aberrirem Jorniru Parham, Obsn, surgeo n, July 14 and Aug. 4, at the Argyll Inn, LochailphAd. Arvisimaa SIMI" East Linton, Iladdingtonshire, merchant, July 19 and Aug. 16, at the George Inn, Haddington. ARCM UAW Brmuu.as, Glasgow, grain merchant, July 17 and Aug. 7, at tho Wareney Hotel, Glasgow. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. SATURDLT, JULY 12, 1851. The State of the Weather at each of the following places a Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations an arranged in order of latitude. °oars* of Wind. Name et Plass. m et W t et Stated Weather. - --- Luiagrown Ann: W.N.W. Calm Owen Greta Henn Partially Cindy arita= N.W. Goad, Breen Partially Muir BRIWITOSI 801rlii , F.,11 .... Y.W. Olin Partially Many fainagrant ....... . • W. Gann ingin Partially Cloudy Turigannia ...... -- B.W. Oala Partially Cluny Basianeronn B.W. Gentle Men Pantaily (luny GIMENWItIIi W. Gentle Man Partially tneat.7 Oinnuaran N.W. Gentle More Partially Clardy :;tli MUMS ..... Y/11210U1111 ....... .... W. Geette Memo Clouding Cam (lawn B.W. Mole Itsere Partially Cloudy HOLTIOAD t.iowoos. N.W. Gentle Bane Partially Cloudy Manama P.W. Gentle enure Partially Cloudy en u. Burro= THIS DAY, NOON. Ocares . ..4 Itreerth of Wind. etsle of the Weather. N.W.' Gentle lieccu. The returns from the following places did not reach this Mace in time for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Thursday morning at nine o'clock. SHIPPING rNTELLIOENCE. Yr is oar 1 las "Sidpplug Masai " sad . img. Llst.”) CASUALTIES. Atalante, of Calmar, Johanson, from Pitea to London, put in here to-day leaky, and will have to discharge part of cargo. On the 4th of July she spoke the Resolution, of Blyth, Mitchell, ; in lat. 58 N., lon. 8 E., with foremast and maintopmast gone, and in tow of a Norwegian fish ing smack.—Elsinore, July 6. Hawk, Collins, arrived here from London Juno 24, with her cargo in a damaged state, having be en on shore off Cape de Gatt, when she threw overboard about 400 guar terbarrels of gunpowder.—Athens, June 28. SEABORNE NAILS. [N steam that the mile en met from the Game Foatotaw the eieht—end r be the useeslae—deepateit.] Day whets sualeup Prom what COUNTRIES. is Omani Pose. Port WY. oar. Landon. demailhed. doe. - - S l Verti.paelistN July 15........ ...... Liverpeol-.. July 14 United Stater .14 July 22............... Liverpal -.. July 17 AmialeachyU.StatemitX July le Jury 14 Attila (Nem Coral ...11 14th of the meth := 411 . 1 „ Aug. 3 Allandria• N 1911X30th of mos. Deer ......... July II ONO= lf Daily Diner Day keit .. 11 NA of th e matt SeelhaMlikm.........lArrimd Blllniellyras II 9th ef Um moth Arrived o•lll44Mit4viaChagreelle 204&17thettasolh lleatlmplem;July 30 ewe Goad Nap N 14th of the math llSmeelk......!Aug. 3 Caollenelnegis e„ $ 71h174117thafmen Deer ......... July 21 thatral Muria A Smlkt7thotneesta itsvemenitim July 20 aunt Mei -.X lion.,Wed.jereld. iloeXamilia. TualLibt ChM N 1729 et the inenla loethampton. J ul ) _ 20 frame mir N delly ........ Dover ...-... will. da. Gretee.......... ....... -.if 76170127therm00 Dover ......... July se flemburs....- . ... J 1 Tuesday A Friday Leedea........ Holland ..............-N Wades& a Mom tandem...-. =i l l ..floadares . Inland JINN Twice dolly .. ..... Wanda latle(via Southarai4.)X 20th of the mallt July 23 !.them (Ma Ilaneillie) N 7111thI29ef tenth Dever ......... July 16 Xediterramea(vis South .11 Meet the MIMI einianiptee. July 23 DitMlitlareelles) 14 7 411114th of math Dwyer ........ July 14 limier X led at die mon Meethemmeen. Ass. 3 Kerlin ... ..... - 11 eek of the math Arrived UMW N I a1r.f1.11.111 Myer ....»... July 11 Ihmiste lell3o3lthotmen Dow ......... July 13 Papal Inetne• 1 illatenlithof ace Inower -. July 12 Partireele N Ithathrttnotemee ientaripMs. July 18 Pan A 1729 et ths numb sawrisapice. July 20 fuswer N khlithlithof mac Dover -. .. July 12 Wert ladies X 17th of the month haulier/4es. July 20 were Who tempt as amma.aadNameu) X led ef th! racath . dorhompeoe. Ans. 3 fussoor X Woe Indio X Wog War (=opt Mir arm. sod Xmas) Xi • TM moils to time • Versa pub( vim lorod ilbel at IM math! eßealaise Um maxi ) and froze 0 due by every Aug. (•) am ccaveyed s b; aid vie the Mittel State. a pieta& ARRIVED. ALMED—St Dal, Julylo, tram Grenada Aumm—elllMal, July 10, from Amides Anima-it MU, July 11, tram Ethedlse Ameu—at Plymouth, July 10. tram Quebec Marmot Pacum—M Welds, July 1, *um Arehuovl -- --......m055. July 0, , tr Mandlle, -, 11 ----...--..0mm90890, lel lb,"tri - at Aram& (a.)-44199matd. July I t, ham Ham AN99-910ramml, Jaly 19, oda,. Adds! Ilia -at D.I. July 10, tma St. Vialsolt Clammaa-at Clreimig, Jaly 9, boat .111m0real Ilmaw-stqasollowa. My 8, tram Anna g=24Ctlata% Jalylo, tram Luba 18811•1180. July 9, [ma In. Jahat,ll.ll. Oasersatasma-10 1 / 8 800•81. Jaly 11, term Yew Nak Crrr ay Lame-et 01800m0, Judy 11, tram Deldirk Dassaassaa-at 888TI1,. July 11, tram Ate Orris 1 Dusus-c61984 1 Pm Ewa -at Falamlb. 89, tram. Iltromaa-at lial, Jal7 10, paaa.., Maim _--__. 192irmissisw...--, 'ltaly 11, TIMOVISTS —of Deal, .11917 iO, 11.111. oaf —atOrseemid, Judy 11, from . ...1100919 a n .ims--st Olootor 1017 10, 19. Aloft brovsywr—at llilMOlitS July 9. 91999. .per java—at Palma* 219 9, holm Jogs Mcnno—st Ltriepoo4 Joly 11, from. . THE HUMAN HAIR. TUG unprecedented mem et ROWLAND/ ItACAfillAtt OIL. MI la It wai log Ur liar In It. Wesel win* isms% 4C rermlog It lostOs inlyersiny lwerues ttittisisi•i lad is reamodisi %t= maidelmost amineso la 111matves. =tad by the auttositin. It Ms *Wit Or soisite panne tlter/ot toly stisprds ear ant Curt. lot thus of the ',bib hem Ito cumuli. Fog dolltstm It is shaksity art.l74Tt Ur belt of CUIAIIe; ens et tte IRWIN*. sal io mod la Übe nosury of renal, mil kr lako at tbe robir ami r2 orkinorroy 'Tile aS. M. mod h,. or family bottles (equal to kor twig at magi. W loupe that the. II& Oa the wrorrpor et sub Malt dams goovan on Oros words, in tom lineo—" Rowboat 34- emlerOlL =l u lu by A. ROWLAND oni soNe, 9.1, Haltarrogorden, "Mb, glimmer sod mimeos. • .6. vvicw pp m 1 ok , r 1 " fri SHOOTING BEASON, 1851.—F. JOYCE'S ANTI-CORROSIVII PERCUSSION CAPL—ppereenry ars re wilfully Wiwi it lbw Pram's, obi* bsee deed Ibe NM or likiy task sal vailadusavvl7 by drama ms la as Wa lks. instal agaudisaad as lanai t:o. eat vlai tie boa =Eleisdi a = as 'Wm opal is mar am sas psalms@ tha a keg nodal : attain/rand et el warsaails marbles Is as paid 11101•16. ili e riwtimbhot awl argliiimat Op rar• drew. lean me lalatil i t = ha estaasi Is wi abeam tam= sal a= P. JOT Imam 'Ed blessekslissy eelk ended hetet. elide goy see art pmelst io nude red wasesetry by OMB lOW treys foliated the Mils ma =pond WIN OM*. bed elmbely.yeeperybimiga =ln dualoisa.—Wbisaa Wasbam. ST, Upper WARM with lila mune sad .amnia. Eirttiches sutis a cew method el tapping tasks. warranted to delight all we* ume it, and supplies whokeale and retail his NEW IN VENTED TAP WRAPPERS (to sagaraids the be:B4l 4. lmathoa of wing papal, at &L and Is. west. The t►de N.B. It la la the Orem Ms, Radios No. 46 Primed and pubehed Waimea Mee Hat" af Na 8, tastes.tastes.amt,amt, to the linikmo ria rr at r, the Ottlea in Lombard street. In 10a 11= by 01 "al —llAnnonl, JOLT 12, IMI. IopARLoW'S NEW IN- . • -, a 1 :,-. ~ AI VENTED SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. ItIiXICIRL4 NO VENT-PEG 11 3to 3 Kil I I Prevents ale, beer, elder, or other liquors A e 0 ,,...- • from becoming flat or acid so effectually .1.1 rtt- 4 that the last pint shall be drawn asgood as .'". . A r , 1 . riN Ai l IV--- ' am* -- IF j _Or - p , - ---- i .. - 7 ........... N 4 . a ~. 1 . 1 the Brat; warranted to Its cord in I 3 \i . i two Casks of ale; price is. 6d.; ditto X electro.plated tor sherry, Re., tis. 6 4 . A i 11 The above engraving will explain its A e adios. When the loxes key is fitted on 1., t►e top of the plug C (which has a hole op. l i s IT r polite the air-tube II;, sufficient air rushes through it into the ask to cause the liquor to run of freely ; when the tap is turned i :=* off no more air eon enter. JAMES HARLOW, 14, Ring William- Wee& Mansion-house. EatiNihed ISt!. N.B.—None us genuineeaciept slam* .--• --••-• ••--- -- hG Refreshme•it Rooms in the teat The folios ing is a copy of the Plate of Meat .......... 6d. Sandwiches Savoury 4d. and 6d. Bread ULOOR CLOT HS.- .A.: Bad quality, warranted ls. 6d. pa aquas yard. Pavia me Turkey pattern U. 9d. do. do. Common Floor Cloth INDIA MATTING; COCOA FIBRE Mato and Matting. JOWIITT. MANUFACTURER. M. NEW OXVORD.PaREET.