The Express. — London, England, 1847-08-23 00:00:00

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" Jumada Yteura"—Cla 14 It ecateatted that LaMothe of oar Games sad ialsolistre 62 W , me ea 20 =Wm c e .n d l i tt ,. ge m i t o , ll . ol=a ow Pal aim 41/ elli WO, sod cc.' to7sied Gr us in Ili Mt el al la Obignell the adrlce coottmed la 'ameba the went art af K am .rtomplin. 6.6= 4.....,... 1111 . W• 011111•11111 la illi beia a sondt—Shenreed.W. 1I D. Gonda ; Dalla s 2, New Broadeastet; Clatweito, 147. Fleet4lealt: 127, Westatralty et area from the &Maw. le. Analivbee. IffigaidaW. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. OVERLAND INDIA MAIL. We have received by the Overland Mail from India, rim Marseilles, which reached town this morning, our axial files, with dates from Bombay and Calcutta to the 3rd, and from Madras to the 9th ult. The dates from China are no later than those received a month since; the steamer on this line bad not arrived at Ceylon when last accounts left that island. The mail above announced reached Suez, by the steamer Had dingtoo, on the 9th inst., together with the follow ing paatengers : From Calcutta Mr. Fourcroy, Mr. Page, Captain Jeirmie, Lieut. Cormes, Mr. Lovell, Mrs. Hoppe, Mr. Blackbund, Lieut. Brereton, Lieut. Champliell, Mr. L. Peppe, Mr. Stewart, Lieut. Rich, Mr. Brodie, Mr. Willis, and three children, and Me,. Clapperton. From Madras: Lieut. and Mrs. Mortimer, child and infant, Capt. Rice, Cap[ E. Ishand, Mr. A. Friar, Rev. Mr. Kimlock, Capt. J. Wells, Capt. Harrison. From Galls Mr. R. B. Tytler, Master Waring, Mr. Lovekind. From Aden: Mr. A. B. Williams, Mrs. Saunders and child. The news communicated from India by this mail is, politically speaking, unimportant, though it may probably be found far otherwise in so far as it relates to matters commercial. Noticing affairs in general. the Bengal Hurkaru thus commences its usual summary The time Which was passed since the elate ;of our; last despatch, though it km produced the usual number of small tomes for the tiISCIMiOU of the Indian press, has given birth to no political event of 'efficient importance to cause an ex citement when its history is told in England. There km Indeed been a revolution in Nepaul, but such things have been to common in that country of late to admit of • mare quiet and bloodless change of rulers being looked on even as • nine days wonder. The Maharajah, as our readers may remember, came some time ago to Benares, as much, perhaps, became it was incon venient for him to stay at Katmandoo, where his wife was supreme, as for the purpose of performing his devotions in the sacred river. After staying at Benares some time he left that city, ostensibly for the purpose of returning to his capital. But it appears he never got further than to a place called Segowlee, in the British territories, but near the frontier of Nepaul. Thence it seems he sent messengers to Katmandoo, calling on the army and the principal men of the country to imprison or kill the minister, Jung Behailoor, and all his family. On this the chiefs assembled, and after consultation came to the conclusion that his Majesty was not of right mind. They accordingly determined to depose him and to place the heir apparent on the throne. This resolution was immediately carried into effect, and • letter was sent to the old king signed by all the principal men, informing him of what had been done, re counting his misdeeds, censuring him for his withdrawal from his people and country, and reprobating his order for the destruction of • worthy man and his ancient family. This substitution of ore king for another, thus quietly effected, will in no way affect the relations betwixt the British Indian Government and that of Nepaul. The accounts from Peshawur continue to tell of reform and retrenchment steadily and quietly carried on under the auspices of Major George Lawrence. General Gulaub Singh, Porindeea, has been installed Seikh Governor of the pro vince. From Cabul the latest news received is to about the middle of May. Bost Mahomed ;had returned from his campaign among the insurgent (Alleles, and had boasted so vain gloriously in open durber of his achievements in the field, that the sons of Mahomed Zeman Khan had abruptly quitted the presence in disgust. His highness seems to have in clined the displeasure of many of his chiefs, including his mu, Wisner Ukbsr Khan, by his supposed leaning towards an alliance with the British. There are reports of corre spondence carried on betwixt the Ameer and our authorities through the intervention of his brother Sultan Mahomed Khan at Peshawur, but of the nature and object of the various communications, little is yet known. The most important item of news from Affgbanistan is of a quarrel betwixt the Ameer and the Kuszilbash tribe, end ing, as it seems, in a tight. The origin of this misunderstand ing remains a mystery, which the next accounts will probably clear up. The Ameer entertained a vague suspicion and mistrust of the tribe, but could not or would not, when chal lenged, put his fears into the shape ofa specific charge against any of them. He declared, however, that if his suspicions were verified he would expel the whole tribe from Cabul. Susbequently the anger or distrust of the Ameer induced him to order that certain deductions should be made from the ply of the Kuzzilbash troops ; and it was rumoured that he meditated an attack upon the quarter of the town in habited by the tribe, for the purpose of destroying their forts. Finally a note of late date mentions that an affray had actually occurred between the Kuzzibashes and the Cabullers. two of the Ameer's sons taking part with the latter. We shall probably learn more of this affair very shortly. Ore Jan Fishan Khan, well known during our Afghan campaigns, and now living in our territories, has been writing to his countrymen, calling on them to prepare to repel an Invasion of the British, who, he said, would be among them in six months. The Amecr had sent the in tercepted letters to the Resident at Peehawur, and declared his conviction that they were false. The robber chief, Doonghur Sing, whose rescue and weal* from the jail at Agra created such a sensation some time ago, and who has since been exercising his vacation in Shekawattee and the neighbouring territories, has lately performed an exploit which throws into the shade all his brmer achievements. At midnight, on the 18th ult., a hand of armed 'nen, many of them mounted on horses and camels, ranseinded and suddenly attacked the Military Pay Office at Nasietrabad, killing six of the guard and desperately wounding as many more. They then forced open the trea son chest and carried off its contents, some 27,000 rupees. This took place on the skirts of a cantonment where a regi ment of native infantry is quartered ; but though the troops were hatnedittely turned out in pursuit, the want of cavalry rendered the chase totally ineffectual. The robbers got clear cff, carrying with them their booty, all but about two their !sod rupees, which was on a camel, that was, it is said, shot 'Yale pursuing troops. Nst long ago an attempt was made by the Lasear crew of the "mite Collide% a fine country ship, bound hence for %Ma mime vii auto to est the vessel on fire ;—now th...llllme remold the MIMI deabmWo_ yb fire of the well drip Roberts, berneetyammanded by Captain Elder, . - was latterly, we believe, bee owner. This ship was lam a few days ate m e im ßew, bat though 'suspicion of Il ‘ne I fell on the a Mat mnn has failed to ""igsaftlitag Is maim the Rest Impression that the tire Its lie week Emadim e . in the Gazette, annotuating salt may bebonded in private Mem "mond —& c7ontrolling beard. •w ralsetimes Taf of rain daring the past month has not been I. to VW Indigo are., which cannot now be expected Pits Awe the averae, sates Indeed fine weather in this INi alimmld improve weatherweatherin Celestes lm km tentsees. been seasonable and pleasant, sad measthass vez heavy skewers, with a Ihip e g= v lim a ra csun jadmo. Thi s of rata registered daring ' Noticing affairs at Hyderabad, the Madras Athenaeum mys: Sines oar last, nothing of particular moment has taken place beyond what is unfortunaunfortunately of too common occur runes--a tumult attended with bloodshed : in this instance the Robillas were the offending parties. There is, so far as oar information serve', the some want of authority in the government, the same absence of confidence in the minister, and consequently the same anarchy, as have heretofore formed the principal features in all accounts from the Nixam's dominions. The formation of the New Bank, as it bas been called, of which information was given last month, has been pretty generally condemned ; and there is some curiosity to know how that measure, and the false step committed by General Fraser in occupying Hyderabad with an armed force, will be treated by the supreme government. As yet there has not been time to gain an inkling of Lord Rardinge ' s sentiments ; but the genteel impression is, that they will convey a decided dis approval. What measures may be taken to rescue our government from the false position which late events have thrown it into, that, namely, of supporting a minister who possesses neither the confidence of the sovereign nor of the people, against the wishes of both, it would be useless here ' to conjecture. Respecting the state of Goomsoor, the Athennum has the following :—Just in time for despatch by the last steamer came news that Chokrs Bisshye had re-appeared at the bead of 5,000 troops, had burned several villages, and committed other outrages, and that the sacrifioes had been resumed. When • forwarding this intelligence, we expressed our want of confidence in its accuracy. It now appears that the principal insurgent is described as In ing " a sort of pri soner among his own people—about 150 in number—who will suffer no one to approach him, lest he should be induced to erupt the terms offered, and leave them in an unpleasant fix." This does not quite tally with the version of the Chokra's achievements at the head of 5,000 men. The same authority, too, denies in info the truth of the statement that a sacrifice was lately offered. In the mesa time Mr. Grant is on his way to Goomsoor, having been appointed by the government of India to inveiggate and report on the exist ing state of things in those districts. The same journal thus notices the news from eomc of our Eastern colonies : _ . Lord Torrington has arrived at Ceylon, and is undergoing the customary inauguratory Tumid of feutiog and speechify. log. At the Mauritius there is every prospect of a moat alosideat sopa harvest; the usual quantity of bitter com pinking orbs! eir William Gwent ; and lamming slag fireime,thr Mitalsm ari — gratahlVsi that they have too way isteditrauts, a large Influx haring set in to the island at a line when they are not specially wanted; and the Xaarittans that they cannot get half enough. Could the two islands change plow, how nicely would circumstances dovetail. Great apprehension was felt respecting the fate of the Cleopatra steamer, which left Bombay on the 14th of April, bound for Singapore. She encoun tered the frightful hurricane of the 170, 18th, and 19th of April, and had not since been heard of. The mails from London to June 7, arrived at Bombay on the Bth inst. We annex the letter of oar cor respondent : BOMBAY, JULY 3. An express leaves Bombay this evening for Madras, to meet the Calcutta steamer touching at that port on the 10th, on her way to Suez. It is to be hoped it will not meet the same fate as that of this day month. Very little intelli gence of interest has transpired from any quarter since my last of the 19th June. Several versions of the French affair at Cochin China have been published, but, to my thinking, they all show wofully against Commodore La Pierre. The lets expedition to Canton continues the theme of public condemnation in the East, as, I doubt not, it has been in the West. It is probable, from the excited state of the inhabitants of Canton, that, ere this, further hostile proceedings have been found necessary. I should not be at all surprised were the next Cbtna mail to bring intelligence of a new expedition against Canton, to punish some act of treachery on the part of its citizens. Sir W. Norris, recorder of Penang, has returned to Europe. The pirates of the Straits have at length been discovered by the Dutch, in the Siukep River, and a large expedition been or ganized for their destruction. They consist of about 500 men and five large prows. The depredations committed by these robbers are beyond conception, and it as to be hoped the Dutch may be successful in their extirpation. The ll.C.'s steamers Nemesis and Hooghly had been dispatched from Singapore to co-operate with the Dutch. Several slight skirmishes had taken place, but nothing definite had up to 6th June been heard from the expedition. The ship Vernon, with Admiral Inglefield on board, was at Singapore on the 3rd June, from whence it was about to start for Borneo. Scarcely anything has beset heard frees Lahore since my last. Tho Delhi Gazette ;Ire the following account of the dreadful conspiracy so pertmedeesly set forth by a couple of the bitterest enemies of Lord Hardinge's Plinjaub policy, and the truth of the present swathe easy, I believe, be relied on : One of our Maar very hew ark has bra written alma the fames evagersey, hes swear ma rib an eared what may her suss rile to the therte asermes sr le the Mojatilite ("UM lowly swallows mart float ray be scribred v• impurity the `lad " poky of Lad Mailer k repel to the Poltianh), end bars out oar late atarbits bei the if it bear that MO* wiS 0 / sal et the rat rsttry allas. tome tbr in Perry the bar a asuarlsees mated at In =and addles/bar 1111 a t brad none to err ble se bear • , by without any 111/6117 eblever. be UM leer proposed to kit bees ee hoe el the Wks rib M sekelthe tat, and rare treetrey rem to pia arra passion et the town, a dribreas ark re Wee are ea Ansetallee. labi burr Of arms reeber ~ e net tweak, asi it le teatiell • basket ern teberkw woe reseneeL The whole reh we ft esema. lasso te the Baltrat m i d Wirt err l is let All th= Oat bre boa so intrearly shadast use Wined to have mist stases la the very mobs prancer, slaty aided to= of p lin d ±tyr ile roll:1=e rest, la aalhs = of tee adorer, tetra go-Mon. One ebbe theser4Sermt heir hes Ira erns heart brag Us last tierleat be we faeliabk reel ender the rep of the Mawr sry, eserbegly perarsd to bs Vaal el Orb* Ileelt by ems pier rebels is reap at seaderne, be bet bin that It re the Verdi who Yai sr sear oar fob trea partiere rear elesed eensykry se Labors bore ribi Beliwit and the barter desk rib ow row not hew Mir erste, ewe le bar bar and In Wish lie Imre was so desety haptisated as to render it ,aMe that she wail be sat to rustieste In Ooriodgbur for the rest of her life. Ile web he the skrmistv ! . The troops quartered at Anarkullee, outside Lahore, were suffering a good deal from fever, consequent on the want of proper houses to shelter them from the sun. Ensign Cust, of the 51st N. 1., had died of the disease on the Bth June. With these exceptions, the troops were healthy throughout the Panjaub and Jullundhur Doab. The necessary prepa rations for the transfer of the Knrree Kurtosis and other districts to Maharajah Goolaub Singh in lieu of those of I Molowreh, are nearly completed. It is now hinted that ' &Ebb existed whether the people of the latter would be as proisable under their new (old) masters as was at first oersted. They will no doubt remain as quiet is their notorts will admit—which is saying but little for the prospect of leeissuillity. A considerable portion of their taxes having bean remitted may, however, keep them on their good beha viour. Letters are said to hive been received by the Lahore durbar and Colonel Lawrence, from Dost Mahomed Khan of Cabool, stating that owing to his friendly disposition towards the British, his durbar were becoming greatly Opposed to his authority. This would appear to be but too true, and the old Ameer was again becoming surrounded with difficulties. Tho domination of the Kurtilbashes having been found anything but agreeable, _ l l Dint Mahomed determined on getting himself out of their clutches. They . naturally did not wish to relin quish their ancient privileges. The consequence has been' that conflict and bloodshed has ensued betwixt them and the Caboolees, who take the Doet's part. The differences be- twist the Ameer and the Ghilzies continua unsettled. The unfortunate old men has little to be thankful to the British kw, that he should be so anxious for a renewal of friendly Intanouree. Bad as was his condition prior to 1837, la *Mainly was not improved by Ina' smasintance with the Perioghees. We first sought his f iendship ; we next dethroned and sent him prisoner to India; and then, after weakening his authority in the eyes of his subjects, we sent him back to rule over a people naturally turbu lent, but who, during the interregnum, had run riot. He is now reaping the fruits of our injustice towards him, yet is he anxious for a renewal of our friendly intercourse! Oar assistant agent at Peshawar, Lieutenant Lumaden, has been out into the country of the Yomoofudes, and gives a sad account of the state of their district& The brother of the Ameer of Csbool, Suiten Mokomod Kbaa, whose intention it had been to proceed on a visit to that city, has abandoned the purposed journey, for renew, doubtless, best known to himself. The governorship of the province had been conferred on General Goolaub Singh, the Dewan Hakeem Ras having been superseded. The country round was quiet, and but little sicknem prevailed. Our latest dates from Kurrachee ars to the 19th of June, Hyderabad the 2'2d, sad Sukkur the 16th. Very little of interest had occurred during the month at either place. The weather at the former was pleasant, though not cool, and a few slight showers of rain had fallen on the 16th and 17th. Lieutenant Armstrong, of the 60th Rifles, had died on the 7th June, at Kurraohee ; and Lieutenant Vanremen, of the 26th Bengal N. 1., employed in the Sande survey department, expired at Bakker, on the twos date. Lieut. Forbes, 3rd Bombay Cavalry, later ai k n r oisled= resident at the could of Ali Moored of charge on the Ist of June. Mr. of ourb• tows, it ho hid been up to Suklont i lar • report es dr practicability of introducing imporrownots in the steam ruzigli . tion of the Indus, had Ishond Is %animate*. A line damn eowatenbaliiin biwizt this latter port aT es We hug ourighlted. eat Ile ateeslessti et the taloa aletillopeoeli to sold Whew b tides stisb. Porn heat Imam the whole Ilessup dam e i t il s i pree est thsersioes. Ifs dir a Vela hos bees hem tioemsese having tee pets The el th:Z i. ore quiet; the re, I scenes private and rapine at like the nose d our , the Niram, sod tilierpe. sentinsisp Os be earls' se heaserly ! How LiZepialliostata of miters be Ars& to exist ? is a q Awe easily asked than aostreed. The proposed bank been given up—the intended proprietors having diespreed amongst themselves, and boos fearful, I presum, to risk thole sash in such an enterprise. Be m esh presume, the better ' for the waiter r Singh, the bandit chief in the werth-coat pro ei!)ergs determined on yoking the exam* of .. John Company " help to support himself' and his lillowers, as the following eat sets (the load you Ilia sesdve), hem the Delhi Gaaudio of lid Stand has, will show ; ems eider eialsoriestoe,ter re e=ot dm et Mem ' boo emeistelle hospato mg Ills seem et ' a oir s =l rem* et the gessoellses etneueree Illelt, mot et the Arm los hid era Ibm, and the woe vesla vi tra i r e ve the eolhalliset who woo ham If the Ilea 1111110 us sire/ he at ease sellerloos Ode 4beteress tolhiesel The mere et w e esessideos Is ese room the roe* tesori w too my • 1 oar to heel to Iliii polder shellsof sods • Ass Sr eh his meskasie lir aft I* She ressien et a tlriYg sol. but weave enrol: rimed se en the apathy with which our were treated lEthoir2 m beritim. wheeler:Mauch Mein fathom pot honour sad b oar rule as toesliere amender of the penessireeld tont down Ms disturber et the par e We mord dm spirt ike =removing the dipia, sod gelid emits distand la olden theeklak or their Wrenn. we harm wooly to leave nand the doings ef Denim diegla Sat ka stir the agent le the Cinvernorenst In the nen& weralisnet e radars end of theta ;la soodisred triode di et radii his sphere, enn se awn bed the order been gin kg the net of Colonel Parer% ran Wan Mod Doongur riingh again in tasks water, plundering Men nun angst a oar And gas, and Prig it out publicly that we mega the news had euresd trea Arra be would show the pnbl what be goald do. The loonjnoo on Mislay Isek an hew we Doragespee hee kli glfs , wad may be gathered hen the didearg letters reired afternoon at too late an hen to writ et our ellitindllor eta. tents. The second me espreially deserves the mann el than concerned : " Sae ter* Row, dd.—Knowing re larreet yen take to the peoordo gem ef Meier Singh, la coos your eorrnpandents at Nuaseerabed have bra down bale seen of too great excitement to put you in pansosien el what hes erred, I have the pieeaure to COMMIMICIIN wad Perri to sa Iniewrip, peering that, bang myself • resident ef If ned big merely as a nit to Omer, I have no seen to nee annes toberaden Sea re pre ral say of the plan, Lest net, and 1.1 naaWa pony e 4 # b suppoeed, drew 24 rd ice ria,prie on Pot, others eaorled is homes and dr reiders of l the pep. mastrr, whth a l i hn ig =rle el anommM n its e • en aklerable distan ten the belentins se well as from 1L.% mental linos, art. *stag Mat warrounded the detached a nen at thdr 'Nipponese, who rimed the c o t : M it trek* damn the two send % MI 1:C.4 an cud el In swag . endsted of a heeds" orb orb ware naind on_ Mir Istie connises et the sweat then en been Ilbor t• pawn 6111114. gene of tbdr err to mite rerioner, _' of des wee yam Idea sr se woaMd rle leave Ire err et irk Tearer ; the d = 4F rode lb seep ird oresaki therpres Is the eamoponad, ear 1 art who, toping to ante la ern hipend le, was madmen Dy the Pie were stodinal dip. Had ler& - *do - vew e lter try •• VI de die ' • tria Ike deka. IC= party then dose ft le ad. he the dine= of Isenr, Orr dung eWiji ben ellwand wish the rod ~as swear aid without do Is at a nen era an thffils aide. ireadar ill arterrons wee en the alert, nee al lac We to Art anything; the Darr waded the country lir two et three miles In eery berelles, rd bead two or Menne of rape's which the untiline wear to how dropped in ihrkt kr* bat none of the party were eggedanied. Inknaation we List teamed to ajoseer, that the iiiinne In& be required to exert themselves, and aacertain If pride vtiii enion the party bad taken. It la conjectured they have ger to Pultehgurto, ade adeney of a chief of hisbenern who Is suspected of favourable D 4, views towns s attempt. I hue Um greeened Dewpise was of the party, ough of cone In teen be ern Orr • certainty, but the deed is worthy of lins, and bee la been pronged by him. I have no time to add more, ot abr i er i l litY Wei the pat.—Yours truly, —." "Seamus., Jen 19th, 1547.—My Dear Rir.—l have to tell you than Pay-oitire heroine entingeondestabout Abet tiara, my of a0r i 30 2 7. 0 :41 wan tete int nplgg ig i r o tho It 67 have not been able to ascertain ara ny tannin bathe awed let be earn (or a portion mess likely) coming up fres the rood Or asson meets, was challenged bya many, and i nteelthemeires se pro medthg to th e four now berg bid at ; ref rand on end made Mmt work of It, wee don sato* sad rang in on the guard, despatched them Ines bey Said get Or bur as. The attack appears to have Want singe lee although Medan wee immediately given, and Iles eloriolow genie parent. the tennis made off with all the Mt Tin is Doonejeres pan brood a doubt, and if one ineenree sem not taken for ble immediately, I sawn Me en attempt will be mole arr=er Treaeury, or perhaps run lie would Irt ~of tor sure and are. to gee kii nerreens follower Pr. Par r darn an exploit as the ler will knows of ii = l ialralor mil audacity, and perhaps la dose rimier the dip der like thart which took the ail la . 111111n n t i i 0 7 . „..... entry our would-to-genie den to troops; this is by far the were rat "alas eraery e r= and guarded, a flame mightenillybee ft wealdneaverykeg time to quench. This stem ell kr Yeoman se verkly othoered that it Jaime/neon he perrlynnision The guards at sjmeer arc mai We porriordsablisrpro,ol. coustructed, worse define rid wripairelbp bib erpleent s and houses in the city still nen; dr the Yearn? Wise mar, all mg nothing of the city 'tone whisk wood Wed ardaseefrir Pan der. To take care of all this, ewe week gene efeepo li erealterbg not quite a company, end small perm at nob of Se bee the Local Mhairwaran battalion at Mawr, are deemed Two ressalaba of irregular caralry are at ;be diapmal of the aregaln. terra and gorernor-geueraes agent. but these are Mani any in twos or threes at Menem throughout the dialect, where et eine they are quite wens, and cantonments tan only boat of • kw irregulars from the Kona contingent. If a regiment at aaaavvaakkyy be not speedily sent here, we may look for a succession of throughout these parts, as Dhoonnejee and his follows% ntened on camels an.. bones, are quite law-noble to infeatn. En a regiment of cavalry been here, a heretofore, he never lOWA no dared to ene ; and it is a positive dierrom to generale% hen their nines and nbjecta quite at the mercy d the inn tanalint eat ot Inge In India as the Itajpoots g.nerally in non bia be, anon ft le the fashion of oar political. to sey nem up as ea wall braved sr trustworthy as to admit of the preens of an inns ben Mann with throughout Mohnen& If I can learn say thing MOTe of the tote affair, I will let you know." The destruction of the British Hotel, on the night of the 1 19th June ,( of which L, sent you a abort notice by last steamer) was complete. Most of the godowna under it of cotton piece goods and bodes of cotton on the eastern side, and of China goods on the west, were also burnt. The value of property destroyed 'on the occasion cannot have fallen short of 30,0001. Luckily the night was cairn or the whole of the cotton-screws, opium godowns, poet-Office, custom house, 5.:c., 'would inevitably have been consumed. The conduct of the head military authorities on the occasion bee been severely commented on by the local press. Had any one assumed control over the rest, matters would have been hotter than they were, but bad all the authorities in the world been present the destruc tion of the hotel could not have been prevented. There were upwards of fifty thousand gallons of spirits in the Hole-in-the-Wall Tavern, where the fire originated. The English Mail of the 24th May reached Bombay on the 30th June, by the merchant barque Lord Stanley: lucky we received it then, even, as the vessel had a narrow escape from being lost outside the harbour. Gaiety is all the rage at Poonah, where most of our fashionable* have now congregated for the monsoon. Bombay itself is as dull sea continued down-pour of rain can make it. Up to this time (3rd July) we have bad a fall of no less than 43 in. of water. We have now two of the P and 0. Co.'s stamen here in dock—the Lady Mary Wood and the Bragansa. The H. Co.'s steamer Cleopatra, Com mander James Young, 1.N., which left this in the middle of April for Singapore, with convicts, had net reached her des. tination on the 3rd June, and great fears are entertained of her safety. The Governor-General, Commander-in-Chief of India, Lieut.-Governor N. W. provinces, and Sir J. Littler, continue at Simla, the former two of whom remain till October, the third till November, and the latter, having been appointed provisional member of the supreme council, will of course not return to Lahore, but proceed to Calcutta. This act of justice on the part of the court of directors has given uni versal satisfaction in Bombay, and will doubtless oleo do to all through India. CASUALTIES IN THE ARMY REPORTED SINCE Jcent HI. —Lieut. T.S. Armstrong, H.M. 60th Rifles, at liurrachee, June 7 ; Lieut. A. J. Yanremen, 26th 11.N.1., at ,ukkur, June 7; Capt. A. Walker, Ist Eur. Fu•iliers, at Ootaca mnnd, June 4; Major Montmorency, 45th 8.N.1. ; Capt. C. W. Rolland, Madras Art., at Masufipatam, June 7 ; Ensign E. F. Cunt, 51st 8.N.1., at Lshore, June 8; Capt. Duncan, 8.E., at Barrackpore, June 16; Lieut. E. B. P. Longdill, 24th M.N.I. ' at Sectabuldee, June 13 ; Ensign Ritchie, 15th 8.N.1., drowned in the Ganges, June 14. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. C •Lcurr• it/1T 2.—ln our Ire report we could not re frain trees 'twiny grehollep so to the Abet likely to be produced here by the awry mailsiatery anteinpoos ecaserred by the London mail ret gm lUi et Aril; w maw pipette my that our antici pations hare bum reaWed, ggr slam dr meted at the lloddingtoo, on the Mb lone, up to the IS& Wt. IS tiliek date the government upreu, via Bombay, p ats In pinnacle Wm news, there was a naguadon in business geetegy. Oar London OMNI to the 7th Km wore sot islaaltiad mita mutates ; for, whilst aentinerciai IMO' at ben_ se easeennel la mai sin unsettled state, n . ysroce. meet read lames b• self k oar market. The tory mart, thiaaatte, vlddi wa.ptmit_ est peened to give, will be a matter of bet MOD mei* le ow Mama at Imo. Our money mutat ME aintiges wry tight, end the beaks main- We their highest rates at lam* sat discount; we are, however, Limb any, that the haw mosnota hue not bad the effect upon era whisk mtglithare been anticipated. and, though madmen Is sink ran, • better feeling seems to snit. width kr ifies b morecommt a tendency to • slight Iff4 en Imbue b innamdad InetnateeL On the Bth ult. oar time ewe fa. OK to ft. f&d pm rapes hr 1.. months' date, and abed IL tre six made t Idli ; peliacipally owing to the hang IS In iimitmen try tzeinm7 dude (tMei by the lieddingten set, emessiing le about 17,0111.), Mos mold not 188 isle I_l end ere beds/in el the explem win done at an admen et shod ger tett Oa OerWgtdt4,medthe 7th May, the mime igeinliesma vientlikolk W istwlthibmilng that the amount &muddiness@ was ems more medarale than by th = Mom opportunity, Me implughility of naMay eldng en returns le owing to the wed* et tumegu t w the nainnt; sal our rates may hew be guile& et f eet a to mon lnto th.' sight bilim end b Old. to b. Old. far One dIl mentlef date. We have le Min das bam et the istarta width mind won hunt the witirls e ggs ih r ftimr, ea the Ink vilinm. eke was toned to pit portion et her cargo cos. dated of about k a rN al inies of eo --- tind 1,130 hags of saltpetre. Crew eared., iNDSOO.—Is ear hot brae of the Ith tam we elated that at that time prequels wants a AM emnyeamp we now regret, for the sae dew &Mei Was" Is be OW to mom imibuted heavy rata 0811 8 Marty miry dlettlet is Sing& In Jen" where the sowing, won temewhel Indra har II La done Inetenbte Injury, and kw, tf wry, et the gmta thin district are IWO to turn oat owe thaw Myna In Deem mad &Aye, huesbed a splendid.," th e pima bulham Knieft bun the Ind winds the peat tight daya dr riven lame been =irtten In imini aeinsit ettleipbutbutbmadidroyet the be elreeamel be keg mere betimes. end lAA, YaleaoAaeayaelytheLd ▪ elossupsagglallse slle lebwin limy far ; Go= town; and teem* Jempees, yeeveste beileelleV Irma Iherapz, i, : ei i% eieseele en bid. Signal" pert Ng lbe hier email.* mew& ose woe et lie eleallee leek, roma be en swamp OMB mar - the ;me teemelly &sm. team Peoreeek bee do eeillined tem the meme musk Imo MINIM erfll prier WA Ist It deeledd If Om yell ado t brie men Thesessestefemllefeet we my ever of . mid; Item sem wee we Isser at sendent het rainri , tidote" Ule pint t frees ether% Si they ose sdlieles byes ; egkliet. at Iletmele eseememe O. Fusels GM Imre* ▪ armelbaesoleux mole= tie ememmiel twill, and math villAliesid Wei the deem the weetleur the next twees4 We Aesemeteeee dm ere garg. Dew Ike ye Ma Owe leis now ee avel. *Me a low imp is ewe. elm weir Nice be feesurelleeleemeteeme. erildle a Mara of led wMIMe Iq =ha It Is. Per lbe lre be dew we ham be Is Waft be sow eilmeelse Immo nis, ye bid the wee bee Weeds/ to dee baniar. Experts et the emus up to date : To Greg 79444 IV. in& ; Puma AM; North Anterlea, Milt ATOP' prof 0. N; See, Rembay, and (mph., 4,141; Min. goeam—Ow merlid le et risuill well nuggiledi dr mu loam tar% dish We Med warms fie e MOM sink se Y. 14, erk Y. ix Satan assebillair, ludas anselle ter km satire, mud by se ids% nig et tem. ibr linglied. Dar de we re .ny per d dertermart, n hoiden elinit to • un7 le the kerne dinielplinee st Mier some Wei line ben eAetl le heel rearag beide dr Ira* market there le re arraL typal Is ell Jen MN arerle. lirarear—The Ilk doh Is the Lenin marital, err rent ea lmi r si zes ereedrome =et ern dirted. awl a law leis Reileir Greet at abed dome rola The Anierime elm conttese to the viselK and the Pima lore Weft ear hoard to a trdling ex tent. Al a Jane ware:h renib Greet 'drip, 11,785 old& pewee, N. anteette, al Itscu—There hie lea • kik creme for all deseription of rice 161111. the anted at the Mt ined. end • died seinen latches lass et takee,plase, Wei elk _erreilletr. be serneread am it to re ported Wit • Wye me sefieesepe espielel In die aurae the vent wadi le bimetal's nd up der the seinerree et the Maple to the Snropena searbele. Experts Ia a I i re. woe moss reselt. UV, gILX.— Notwithstanding thed& eta . o de lair market for this staple. purchases eentime le le veep le • underafee extent, the low priers sow ant ea is lo genie kor the Yr kin placed at Tr. ha. le Tr. If.. =Teenleali R. Is Or. Ila. pert he lel7 ISM Bader* era ilmslewel Ire ads burl parderiers, at dr. ea. lo Ir. par bums m Impede le eit Ime woe. le Great Britain. lel Ws. Cu_aun ts isTem Orn&—Selhem at to Ansel byreden tra di rperee weir to *r Mr rat, Sent kr' bean raker amen dreg be the bathe doartlaa et Onelookerr, 1 Wee el err rye bona diested at LIP to 111 per bet kr the leer mete Sin kr bra on bark yt ia dmpine we have Ire bird et •kw ear kr Ss rear hammerer& The Amerkont bre ere bra lai th• to•• MSS entme, Sou. Lao AM Lao DTIL--WO fats OSIII•Vialle WOMOINCa to report he la her lose stria purr. •••1160 Is a Ant lots et mere sumallobssf a ; the Talc • t lie Ye hipped the month Shwa mearemer ore ineommt lklm eh Par ware— To Orr eAr Sake, 1,113 rat.; fatl lib dureara—Mhe peleMpel part oftbreopdy• It 166•11 &me to the siesit. awl It lig A i arderre rat it will exceed 6,000 rine enteW medriaml, and la high as r o tas le % ali zerline . a beat SI be =lmer, drier Se pet aresth, he the Idea Orem.— „" tici t al ... Art took plea on tbe 14th tilfire, SS* the nosh : Palm Orr. bowtot. Averue. hearts.hearts. 11/1 li 1,290 1,900.12-6 11.1111,811 Beare 716 1,10 1,160 1,163.6.9 MOP his rks row motor Mabee, nerd, end we now gore Patna Opium, Lich.; Bra. 1,14 k. • barorre.—Darterm Clear Parntroos.—Webar spin iroarta our rider he nary ell et perk em der Sr bet 4 the esker themork Si emir 11Wiedarrentelesders. aner prenallyhlt et ale sera lbe yeer met telor lbw the peer mire of saw reptelailerre ber trirrea wr ibellepa rile aritene r eeked ellue, big We Mai ore an aly be pared et by hipmeeeme ermittlem ft a am the low yokes ring pre . era la moor lintrier Ms been doer .are aralarable fp leam• boil Impen. 'Sr IMlllir description et bleahmet airt ime elm lion rid to mar am kr ; but Ur err wee erre be greed suer at • trindirebie andloe. Grey andegalern of low =riestk. In bar sorts an neresrd. - Wen are ea tee sele. law grey renree bre emet with a reedy ale ; to , 660•1 =3•••,, • rate darn of bar melee ; but Is her as leZel all etas, the dime more bee bra M- , and are Saar mirror eta temellen Tree te • Inquiry be the doer herb enilemerie So rativillit Is Corerme AND Perm Cerreilmee to be • slight darner a g ar Mud bat tbeie m E s t Om Ow obtainable are very law; Se rate ydriplly tsr are Mw Ilemai ripe" wlika bre bra Orr to • eft* at it ariern IA end le laths moor kr err Sae le • fele El elier ikeerptiams re tora on ester hoer Vir i km iterik• Is. Tarr ref deem leek plain al rioted. reet bl igle a may ale et rariernekti pies Irearam—Our larebh Ore pear bee Sr unnind= tide rim et er yew wh ile geraully bred es se to. In ere ben aryle Abler by tearer swismateg to a diserrot at IS WS se ant 111111bnalee. Nor Tteme.-11kiikas knee arm ran filepritio• to !adore their doer by submireg Is • SW dear er laser air of toe eerikeelie ester bre ber ear% imirlers rbelpally of No. . Canna, Tam-4ton Ms boo a Malt lognosaraot to the dorsal kr Oimoot dps Twhor sok olditbes hos Jihervl msse sane at Ir. Se, par lit. Use ara . aa i zorled at MOM re Ir. ro pu b t ; lot Or Isar bla amoul. bt odor odours ye bars net boot at E . tressasdora. lisrazo—We ban Ni, a Ompersamot mike ht the pad. the eat mad Ix ft hey MI odorso albotedl . e preemies ow maw asstot GM Se dlieft dieloar ua. egotism Is illoades et Irk a.m. now Sir Ism pied le a 1 moderato larailig =style lola ar air. Y. ioll ebb to 30r. yr red Ca al Ulla. r. la par mi. Is rodeo vs lora beard of bat Mr Wain hdor Ilraa re alo Oa Istrossi of storks Ilemosell robs am bassam, at 10 O's. a Se. per ad. ken bib leas to reakarlobar toostry, of eat, tar, end led It bola sabre Sr. la. po ad., sail .is has beam add, to who, at Ith la ; bop ow be wed star. les. to ONi Thlatt Nose le is may atiorisaif lida thoz.—Germswit W am Tao- Medina la do Mohr alb • prolibasesseramost what solbarpoiriterlia et Os drat MI be sodbals to • lard rent anin 4 4 Lur .ieo lner i =led bent deem of headiag liet t a t t y= colleals at modes J i l l : a rab tsar& ''& . rate et th: l4. 4s *la ..a- 4-wketa2=4,=;verso donned. to neat elario a r, sololy, rod delivery at wareboures re Ileassed an la la adirwed W as pram boobs& The cal loollor rum et bo PSIS apt. MI. abloodbor to pees" lbeproalat Is et meals whisk do aro owebraos a asooraid. altoross la sitipsolalL Ws Ovelbstlesolarlitbs aerial by • raw Sweep le Ile lepaelollee et eon fromallogleed, ,resat efrevassemes to. atterstese row plod nem mirth boa rode& raomma-71st oustelp at dab alga has bar Mr amarla dos* alma ; sad we see no la= altar Per rem dm So arme. We are given to that B,IIN toes Imo Dna mewl (to arrive) at rates raV iL keet 8/. H ail e.lea. dam nee, and nom 81. 12.5. to 81 . lie awe, Sugar, W. to 91. le. pet tat of 80 ewt. lime, 91. 105. to W. per ton of 20 eve. Mdse. 61, Se to 81. 10.. per ton a a balm Jute, 7/. to U. is. per ton elle Got - - - - - BOMBAY, JoLY B.—COCRINZAL. km advised to 3 re. per lb., whisk price has been freely catered. SirrAlA.-thitla bar froo maratrias array oar last qulnalat at 34r. per candy. fared& bar la dull of at* as an atm Oa olltar de orri prizes of MM. Copps' of all Idols her a limbry Ia Mena la Spelter continues to way pot ran* at ler. per fariey. Prices current of metals: Iron: Bar emir*, ale. yet am% of 7 ; Bed* 33r. to ; IL,11! rat raun tir 4 t 4 177 111% * 1 1 1 3 =. 5 c . r ; errtral h te , ; r t, ,5 6 8 tr. ; i tiar s or 3 r .i . S. A. 45r. Steel : Swedish Sr. ~ lagjohTne. Lead: Pig. 10e. • skeet , lie. Ppelter : 14r. irever ICr. per rod of Snits. TM ;ins: It r. par bor. Is port Irmarrevrocare AND You there haw ban no trauma ta= dot arm fradife. Ora Zwoar Maur iv wiry quiet. Boners ef cede% particularly of noon beandma sow now mos care be rearm oat wall accept of term palm E dna nue day new lark Istrallag; bat Mars anew* to me domis be ammliernis mann abw smell men= any ifCleierematy he liftman to Mae limbo W alba at M. pse•iss* Clootenum me, immesquently, sonsal : Boon Jembrosow,imit Pis^ Hr. be Mr. per only ; Oasinwerty, Lk. to Mr. • Mr. Iona; Feassars:— these b tot *m alle a leg w. l 7 . ". our =Pori mar. het, be also et manes Ilma, Y reassionee of dismantle auppiyaf tomosaal se dis stens of cedes are vary bon, Ms. rent nits are le lie saiblenit. We bur OM sa segennot Me bora mods ybr prise of acorn lo Lieuron, at es, p az If Maly sun feet, sod Met Mar. par ass* Irwin= paid la e ging WNW to China. Facitona on Lonoon.—Trasonclimo bow Woo ;hoe at Is. 1114, to IA Bid. The former la radars prbs tie Int-clam China paper, at az months' sight. Mhuusa, July 9.—Faston7.—The ausetstion of rice having considerably inareased of late, and the lawniats received by the last mail of the grad elstrem and the enhanced at earn la England, here marl is lootooso In the y of es to 61. 100. for rice and ear, h the maximum rots boweres that hos so been paid. n lMossv Mester.—lnewhombit dilltentldothbovelsea handset low rates Goeurrust be rather Wass downward, being for the Old Fin per OW. Loam 3 be 34 diessamt ; Oar that of 11129-30, to 3; and he the New less Ipr ant. illosemat. Its Pow per Cent are •a i and Tanjore at few owe. Siolost. not fiber's have been Malls at lab II par mto at pastor the declaration of the MI thou tat tea, eM dm Om the also thence advanced; the dhliositholtost Is 3 par oust. Os the MX rear, but it appears by the el Se bos s = that it has suffered wry t i r los to Iho Too& of securities, and, but its w, the Wirldosl mule plWl hew Ism re mo Sail3fFnal% 'Ens rat nas !on of 1a° ,109611 °.* which wi ll be attenisit: bead:Aar:l'6U. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Csretrrs, hex A—Arrivals —Soubalidar, Sydney; city of Palaces, Aden; lady Sale, Maxima 9th, Sylph, Hong Kong. 12th, La Fe- Ikaliadno • Primo Royal, Liverpool. 17 h, MAIMS; Glasgow. 1 Thai 311•Daratil i Akyab. 17th, Royal Saroo. Wary; Th omas 4r B. aka, Basks. fa, Alurander Baring, London. 29. h, John Grey, lasslaa. flat, Camara; Zoe, Mauritius. 22nd, Mem non (fr.). Boarixa. tali♦ - 2,7 the Fourth ~ t), Havre. 2Stli, Tenuserta i t.j :.l.6 Maelladn• Dated W_ellington, Liverpool 27th, Rustoigles snap Mauritius; William Gibson, Landau. Mk (le Ilteln. DepartursaJert Ella LeirerpoolvlllarrOreham, Lan don. 1010, Wanzirlen. terVii trearl, BastaaPCla. NON ; lasam I Mr" Liverrool; Rajah, thairgleame, Insion ia ikla i nelial, la r:= l. 22oe, d ilot lt`Doalt. lima ; RIM , 110• ; 11/4 " °. : acerisa. 24th, Patriot Qom', WaepaeL Mk Imam Ihniu,s.—Arrleala.— June S. whim OM. LAO& I ML/17 Zeildoe, Mauritius. 18th, La/as. Mips Bay. 23rd, Ayrshire, Itarsillea; lisarilth. Sarno: Baralay; Mary Ask a r t r a cs. MIN Oalmba. Lambs Bi n z b l ~ leadis; hank IN% Pad Adishb. . MUs, MIK CalitThvity 1, Preateser (at), eau. Mtmorgue Taimpabat ; Pfroberark Inaba I --Jane 11, DOI* Lletapasi. It a. W= 6.4 l3unt, lath, Hash Linden (4.), @UAL Clslatuta. Mk Barak Ilarthera_ _ ,Parb • hum, Islas. NA. Bllf allire, _Celealts. )11114 laid. lhortlies laul arr. 100310 ; Oreyhaual, Tafessrem. 21* Chlaa. lOW him, Calsolla. Tal a AsMam: Oriadrjr, Jane theme, Itrainaz I Warierlre,, Loam. iii. Preasstost Ili.), Cl WI& Mk Jibe ard Seplialtenbas. Boarnar.—Aerteala: 1 20, Ado, Adam 1382,, Xpearair, Lea neeh Mk, Ask Loa * m Mrs. Movellos; hyena. (4 ) . P oms Bo 01! . 4. Careimaadd. Departure: June 30, Aglow (et), lam We have journah§ from the Cape of Good Hope to the 13th of June, but they oommunicato no intelli gmos of interest, either from the colony itself or from the Kaffir frontier. TIIE POTATO CaoP.—BL de Jonghe, a mate 'pendant of the O oriares Chnekek, authorises that komusl to announesd that dare le meddle in the Baleen panne crop ultleh saa Ird to a ampielan that it has bum Masked by the thine, of i selees rasa Im light laad Of SWIM day, marl, OT (the Polders), the mars aas . Rai venally gate, pundit Wee as imp a Mara as in COMM yenta: A Mends. mass* 4 dis IS I fames ia the puma* and We pendeee • gamens is dasished bi ... & a rdismas. • piles se Led essimliy_ aide;, wily 41 Mien a early potatoes is 86 sad in car ' . fa 11147 the mire quantlty at 121 . 1tas yielded the Mae cisennutsnees or sail, die., Him at =taken up July MI ead•segest Vie pilse of pa -1 May la the sand* of dram* was Id bum Jar 1100 kilos.; lut Friday they were only worth 6 francs 50 cents for the finest quality. Accounts of en equally promising ammeter have been received from Holland. HAMBURG, Auo. 17.—The reports from foreign corn markets, and especially from Stettin, have riven an impetus to ours, for the failure of some houses in Berlin, &c „ has inflamed some here. One of them, which had not long been established, but in consequence of its highly re spectable connexion as well as pecuniary influenoe had ob tained great credit here, have been compelled to suspend payment from 15,000 to 200,000 marks bailee, but the out standing capital is said to be sufficient for them. Failures in England do not seem to have affected us. Trade con tinues very active, but prior are still kept too high. .oz-z..---,... , (iff I I rt 'Ar I No. 306.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUG. 23, 1817. [3d. nt o - z-- BAT — BAJusr Feedi ....• ... ..... ........ , ng DID.. CORY 14 ba 88... distilling to 85 4.4s...lntennai $ to 40 Wm Ruda. a I. so Ilmamisin sad Stzabood lB to II ftositmiThuam , Frienind and Dutch teed l4 Se 14 Ditto Dew ... 14 to 21 Seed to Bunn tick to -...0i1. 46 to IS Small .. to —...aid. 2O to 54 Egyptian —.—........ 41 1.14...Tinany.. ...... to Pus, feat ....._......—._...._...» —. . — to 11Lon k alta urn.m aid 144414.. Men- —44 to 46 to 46 Mt to 48 to GO le IS 40. .besopstod 34 to 84 RAMO C..amm. tree of 4114ir Imi, g 5 10.. to dII 15s. Linsno Gaon Dud& and ....... .. t 9 Os. to die On Ditto 1664.0 and ZIB Oa to Sll Oa. Futon, Ameriam, ger lairod oil DIIIIMIC and MantMing l4 to 24 Canadian French, per sack of 2 806. Gee to ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 16th AUG. TO Qrs. 214 AGO. Wheat VP . 1 'ich . 'lt P4l g6. Barley Oats Floor, 1,454 suite; 17,691 barrel.. Mal., 3536 quarter.. Lowers Arnuoss.— Wheat, 64. ; barley, 39.. 7d. ; Oats, SM. QL: rys,3ss. 10d.; beans, 49.. lid.; peas, lie. COMMERCIAL & MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Cock.—Public attention in the City is still engrossed with the failure of Messrs. W. R. Robinson and Co., the first partner of which occupied the im portant post of Governor of the Bank of England. Corn speculations are now known to have chiefly brought down the house, to which investments with other insolvent concerns may have contributed, and perhaps ' hastened the catastrophe. Statements differ as to the amount of liabilities, but it seems to be generally ad mitted that the assets are not likely to realise much. The house is said to have been extremely fortunate in their corn speculations last year, and to have netted as much as 100,0001. by them, which, if true, would only tend the more to encourage adventures oa a larger and more dangerous scale still, because of a hitrange of prices to deal with. t t i . funds have been heavy this morning, and slightly in decline. Consols are now quoted 87 to both for money and recount, the only variation having been a quotation of more. For the October account the rates are 874 to t. Reduced Threes, 87 , 7, to Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 89 to 4. Exchequer Bills, par to 3s. premium. We have little doing in the foreign market, where prices remain with scarcely any change. Dutch Two arbil-a•Half per Cents., 661 to - 4 ; the Fours, at 891 to Spanish Fives, 20tto 3 ; the Threes, 30 to j. Portuguese, 27 to 5. Mexican, 181 to f. Doak Ma*, PIS 7 Ilr OL MM. W. PI 3 par 01088 a. U 94,47 4, for mow mai *mat TOSZIOI tJerr OLUMBfaa Dab, 91 8 pm Ct , . 1419140 Mals, 93 4 par Mu Or ••• per OL 1183411•9 Mt, U Nue Prea, u 4 4 par OL 19899•4 Au* BIL, 31 9 D 8 awl= Dia, * DOM Pim*. Di M., 45 3 Clemblea Ilearlet Oda, 3 I pm Q. Dada Ms.,* I pe OL Daub Db., SO 4 CI. Oen. Dv*. 194 ;per .' Cs. 0664. A. ter Oct., irfl 34 per Ocees, of f Ipterraec BOW, per, Pc. re. f FUNDS. I per OM. Ibunda S&L. If PO Or•••• 6 Dallivell • pee 01. lieslaw 1046, 166 I • 6 pit Q. Pies•lna aY.,x I Tritons Olen. 1M6., 27 • per amba 166, 11 IS lifsge Opma M lik 7364 i I wet Awl* Ws, SO e Simla Delline4l/4.6, 14 16 TanfreD46., 4f f par 06 Yesenoels Ns., 36 46 V 4.6.666 Deform Bee., 11l Ifi RAILWAYS.—The market is steady,though with out any material activity of business. The near approach of the term for the registration of East India Scrip has forced a large number on the market, and has made them almost unsaleable. They have been done at 2s. 6d. per scrip share to-day. The quantity sent in for registration, however, is said to be already very considerable. If the money market were in a more satisfactory position the guarantee of 5 per cent. for 25 years by the India Company, would doubtless cause these shares to be favourably viewed. EYPECTTSD UP TO TWO THU DAY IN LONDON. (Saturday's prime will be found in last page). Amber., Nott., Ike., &Y. 3n., I# & Word le., 211 # Ilisto irri f i rll c keter Thirds, 15 E. Counties, 1 # 01. Northern, 2 3 Ot. N. 06 Doglen, 11311 Do. New 401., 5# Oreat Wasters, 110 Do. Halves, 63 4 Lac. and Carlisle, 60 Leeds end Bredford, 92 # Lea., & 8. °oast, 44 I Do. PreL Goer. 3 per Ct., 49# Lon. & N. Western, 164 3 Lon. Oxford, and Cheltenham, 1 Lam k 8. Wtetern, 60# Do. 301.8 c., 5 4} Ma D n ' ...at i. ...recia l ,' 95 Bum, ed Met., lf d Mnlltael 115 n 17 Do. 401. eh., 44# LIVERPOOL BA Inn.,& Chen le., 4 d E. Counties (York ante.), lf d E. Lancashire New, 2 Lae. & Yorkshire Plftbs (late W. 1.13.), d Lon. & N. Western, 1631 Do. New Qrs., af I p Praire & Wpm, SS York., Newt., & Ber. New, 31 p Midland 501. eh., 81 4 Do. coo. Brim. k Birm. c per Cent., 121 Newman* k Berwick, 29 6 Do. New, 8 Newmarket & Chesterford, 101 N. British, 90 Do. lialves, 14 Do. Quarters, 54 Do. Extension, N. fltalifordakim, 91 Preston and Wyre Rama 12a Shrews. k Bit., Class B, 14 S. E. and Dover, 35 York k Newcastle Eaten., 14a a Do. Pref., 11 York and N. Midland, 76a Doteh Rhenish, Nor. of Prance, 11 Parts and Lyons, SI Samtne and Meuse, S .LAS, Aram 21. Moo, Sheffield, & Lincoln Qrs. (No 11, 21 p Do. (late Shed. k Lincoln, 31 d Midland, 11 Do. Raises, 2i p Lis., Crosby, &South., i I la 9d. p Lis., k New. Jo., 1 i d North Staffordahire, 2i N. Counties Un., si d MUSS, AIJOMIT Shropshire Union. 254 d S. P. and Dover (No. 1), Do. (No 4), d Rudders. & Man. (IN. paid), i p . a Yet d 210 I , I p a, LEEDS SALE Imatildr 2I d ead is,s New, (pilL tea. d & Tait& (W.R.U.), 9a d I, &court 21. _ Leeds & Leeds, W l L 'i g k i Ins. .ad London end W. &rip, 2s. 641. Midland Prof., 21 p Nevem. 8c Bar. Neer, p North Western, 465. 6d. d MEN, Arm sr 20. N. Brlt&t. Qrs. New, &rip, 15s. Do. Thirds Reg., 46.. ed. Do. &rip, 455. Shreers.es. (12L6e8d.shs.), Do. 6 per CO. Chug. (104. elm), Ha. 6d. 60s, catedenia. 7 Gadder and Perth, Etlin., Leith, &Orwell's., 106.9 d. Edia rad Perth, &.Newp. New Reg., 40e. . 230. Orent Northern, 61a. 62a. N. BMWS Quartets, W. 13a. Acot Dundee and Perth, 15 Mtn. and Mae Qrs., 16 Edin., Leith, & Oran. Qr.,loe6d. Ellin. and Nor., 19a 191. 166.3 d. &dia. and Perth, Ns. - Clreit Northern, 62.. N. British Halves, 14& Do. Third. Reg., Sas. Do. Scrip. 42x. Stirling and Midland, 71. Is. .EB, Aron& 20. & Car., Si. gs. Id. Man. k South., 115.205. GLASGOW Caledonian New, Sea 9d. Zielßombay L Madras, 2s. edia Saip, 2s. da. dd. Odekades New, Me. ed. ----- MlinMA North. Jo., 295. ssitt Path New, 6s. 3d. gist, Dem., and Cartisle, N. 7s. — G: 13. of Madam, Is. 6d. Man. sad 6outtmaip., 206. Marling. sad Mid. Jo., M. 15a. 6d. PRODUCE.—MINCING -LANE, Half-pase Two. The public sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 1,50 Mick Barbadoes, 6,000 bags Mauritius, 7,000 bags Bengal .Nad !ladies Sugar 4,000 tags Coffee (Ceylon and Costa Ri ca ) ; 1,300 bags Sal tpetre; 2,600 bags Rice ; and 1,800 boxes Sago. The refined Sugar market doss not show any alteration in prices: Lumps, 64e. to 5711 to pegs the standard, 655. 6d.— Coffee : Nothing done.—Rice : There has been a fair demand for exportation, chiefly low qualities, but holders ask higher prices, which has checked business —Cotton steady, but not active.—ln other articles no alteration; but the state ache money (market at the close of the week has again im paired confidence. COALS.—SaVipai 1 2ise.—The following tae the quotations : labs Nolo lie 44 11111, NM Nut/illy Halos -.4 .-4 Now. Hartley _._..... ...4 -4 Waft /NA Olealle sod Oa .. •-• -4 Neldiele Wert Narehay -4 .11 NAY INN Zoom -4 -4 NoWo Monter Moo MN ..• .41 Walk IN Netke lee ad = s a re si tlety -e -4 Voile NM ILUUsgworta.... -e -4 —4 —4 Wail.' NNW OM.. ...... WiNCioNley IN ad Rai NM Ileeworta -8 -4 Wahl *mad. --. -4 Wad EN Adololds Two -4 -or Wei Ned INWlska It Oa. -4 -4 Wane Bal TM -4 -4 skip.. 41 ; _ - • TALLOW.—The market continues heavy. Pe tersburg Y. C. on the spot, 475. 6d.; October to December delivery, 461.6 d. ; separate months' delivery, 475. CORN.—MARI-LINE.—The supply of English Wheat from Buses, Kent, and Suffolk, wee but moderate this morning. The bulk consisted of the growth of the pre sent season ; the condition of most of the samples was good, but the quality, on the whole, is not equal to last year's crop. Sales proceeded slowly, at • decline of 26. to 3s. per qr. upon the rates of Monday last. Of foreign Wheat a fair quantity was disposed of, in a retail way, at • reduction of 2s. per qr. There was a good sale for sweet American Flour at Is. lees money. One or two samples of new Barley were shown, and the prices realised were frost 38.. to 40s. per qr.; quality very good . Our market is again largely supplied with foreign Oats, chiefly from Russian ports, and prices have again given way fully Is. to 24. per qr. New white Peas being scarce, commanded 2s. to 36. more money this morning; other descriptions the same as last quoted. Beans without alteration. BRITISH. moss. us Qesits , Wow, Prez and Rent, red 54 to 66 to 60...wh1te 62 to 60 to 62 Norfolk sad Softlk. 62 to 66 to 36 do SI to 58 to 60 Talavera (Seem or Elablk) 6O to 64 Comb. k LW.., red.. 62 to 54 to 56 .whlte..... SS to 60 to 64 Irish do Aro to Bratar,Fewnog —to —to to Matt* —to flootolt — to Brat Want to Mar 7O to 76 . thae, pale .... .. 76 to 62 OATS, /AVM feed IS to 22 to 2.5e0d . black. 3O to Hs Od Ditto Polsoda. Berwick St Scotch trod 22 to He Od—potalo 97 to 29,08 Irish, feed 20 to 36s 0.1.. bleak— IS to 20s Od Thtbipotato 27 to 21a Od Pus, Blue 36 to See Od inside 3B to 40 to Whits 3560 40... Bun, lthautran. Se to 42. .tlck Harrow 40 to 41 amen 44 to 46 „old 48 to 51 Tam, New Bpting to —.. new winter to —...01d 40 to to Itarromn, New WM= Gin, per thousuld ..... . ........ ...... 111 10s. lo 118 Or. ni magi 11111 e nova, Temsamide. dithered« 40 to 51 . lao household 44 to 48 Meath awl &think. . . 4l to 44..4thh0 44 to 46 Northumberland, Lbw* and Torkaltire --to Borax and Rant to --Minh ... b TORSION. Won; Dentate and Konigsberg 54 to M... thie to II Trnansuem i = , and ftettt, nrw ... ,47t0 88 Fran& and — to Dania and Samborib ..«... M io M Ruin Dumb. and Odra 42 10 la —lO = . 1000 ......., ....... .....: 6 1:: .. 1111 .0 t ion is to a IMPERIAL AVERAGF.B. 66. July 10 ... .... Ze ht' 3l.l, l 4 B r e' 43le 114,61 R e av id!534 0a 21. tot 17 ... ... 74e 04;443e 114:294 74'674 91152 e 14 534 id 22 ... ... 75. 64 45e ad We 5459 e 1 51e 64 53e 04 31 ... ... 77. 34 Se 34;31e 14 57s 14.544 6446. Id Avg. 7 .. ... 75e Id 43e 114'31. 141121 3d 545 1447 e 5d 14 ... ... 104 40e 74,29 s iiii46. 2.1 $4. 54 42,104 6 weeks' Agg. A.ee. 75, 34 iSs 244301711,56 e 401531 4d 49s 114 (There are no mite on Foreign Grids.) Price. July 10. Ady 17.4±12. July 31. Aug. 7. lAug.l4. 't 3 ... 771 :.: I ::: ~.,;. J ... ... ..... 7.7.-.1.;_... 77 3 73 6 75 5 74 0 06 10 ANDOVISII, Aug. 21.—The new sample, were of very good quality, yet scarcely . dry enough foe millers without mixing with old. The prices did not go beyond 151. 10e. per load for the best, and some down to 141. to 141. 10a., being from 15s. to 20s. per load cheaper. Several samples of new Barley were offered, the very best, 11 'cora 8 lbs., soaking but 40s. per quarter; others, at from 365. to 385.; good old grinding at 355. In Oats trade was sleek, at a re duction of Is. per quarter. Peas, best, new, white, 425. per quarter ; grey, 38e. to 40s. Beans, from 481. to 545. per qr. Rye and Tares as last week. ATLEBBUST, Aug. 21.—There was a thin attendance at this day's market, the farmers being fully occupied with harvest operations. Prices still declining: Wheat, 565. to 645. per qr. Beans, 48e. to 60s. Peas, maple, 41s. ; boilers, 445. to 48s. Oats, 245. to 28a. Barley, 345. be 40s. The new O►ts were a Ten fine sample, better than any of last year's growth. New Wheat was also in better condition than that offered last week. There were a few parcels of new Winter Beans in excellent condition, offered at 415., but no sales were . effect( d. Beoroan, Aug. 21.—We were thinly attended to-dr but had a fair show of new Wheat upon the market ; miller purchased only for immediate use, at prices vani ng ° from ls. to ls. 6d. less money than was given last w Barley most be considered lower ; a sample of new was "'" to-day at 40s. Oats were offered at less money, but sold was little or no demand. Peas and Beans about the there Wheat, 345. to 41s. Beans, 30s. to 355. Pees, 35s same. per load of 5 bushels. Oats, 235. to 335. Barley, : t° 37 5. 15a. to 455. per qr. Haerrox, Aug. 21.-The weather continues 1 forehic much Wheat will be got up this week, in I tot and Mica; no new samples have yet been sold ; and at ins con het today very little business ham been done. TI . our - now of Wedmeday remain unaltered. Wheat. I ± 3 rt '" 60a. ; white, 60s. to 635. Oats, new, 203. to 241. :7,....'" ; , Beans, 50a. to 545. per. qr. to the grower. old, zoo. GLOUCESTER, Aug. 21.-At our market th as a . the sale of Wheat was limited, such transactions y, ported being at a further decline of 3. per qr. as were re- Bons and Oats, little done, at the decline , In Barley, Daring the week business in all grain has bee , .... ab° oef _ wb i bEye n engr o i li th e o d tt . limited vale, with no disposition on the part ." .. l i e. ru e t f.altoisl. 7s. 3d 3d 2a is . i R=s at our quotations, except of the bee. Beans and Barley have been offere per qr. less money, and . Oats . at a fart Whaa red, 6 : : sdEng. to 6e . 9,l wlu ; te D. , pe u r l i n: pe oo ri:l t b e u h s , h g t, 6 11:7 . ., 3d 75. t0 6c1 6i .. t0 6,1 7 ; 1. 0d 9d .. . ; m P ari oli an eh, 9.z. Po i r iiieatinc.),.PB3dr Stettin, * 6e. 6d. ; Odessa Taganrog, hard, Os. s a. t. 3 ss. 6d. Barley, qr., li s s o. h . , to grln 4 c i li:lg fo , r p e l o r 39:2 gri llt d , i 294. t0 2.5, 305 .u . . 6., ,... 1.;tini.t.g.tte410p.: to 545. Beans, English, per imp. but het, 61. to 6s, 3d. ; foreign Egyptian, per 65i lbs. se. to ss. 2 xl.; French, Dutch, ~,,,,,iy tick , -- 51. 6d. to ss. W. Oats, Pe, r 8121 be., Limerick, Wexford, end Ennisoorthy, white, N ir V re a l ie : rf 26... ord d. , t,,g a: 26.. d de Y is o ;r uirhall ir;ll, , ,6p. 2.s: lb.3 . 1. t0 2L, b....1„ 26 7 ig .: 55. 6 : 4,6 4 . :4d. t 4 .5.7 : 7 8de 4 21. .. 6 i t,..b C pu6. 0r .c4 k i , foreign, ss. Bd. to 6s. Flour, best seconds, English, 465. to 48e. Liaised Cake, Dutch,per tc n, 91. to 101. ; French, 101. 10s. to 111. Imports for the week ending Aug. 20 Wheat, 4,728; Barley, 661; Beans, 107; Peas, 221. OtaLurnan, Aug. 21 .-There sr , a good „amity of old Wh lirausior ea is t wi o cl ieale ericfin:eth wi cr th t ividued a dwaii f ffi ew cwa sana tru p oi l : es ; 6.indeimad,aonfeddne.thwe:irdtatheerii:::7o:o7skidqp:i l i n=r, 60s. to 68a. Barley, 35 s .to 42e. Oats, 24 5. to 31 s. 45a. to 565. Peas, 38e. tr , 42,. MAI4OIEB7IB, Aug.. 21. be weather has continued fine during the week, and no p ar ocular change has been ob served ia the writ trade. Toe my Wheat is somewhat lower. Fresh Flour, both home-made and American, maintains pre vious rates. Oats and Oatme el, so little offering that their value may be considered as nominally unchanged. Mai; h . t o L. per load cheaper . Beaus without alteration. Wheat, per bulked of 70 lbs., English, white, 91. to gg. ; red, Ss. te 9s. Barley, per bushel of 80 11:6., I grinding. M. to MI. id. Date, per bushel of 4.51 b. I lash, Beach, sad fine Irfah, 4s. 6 d. tor . s. gd. ; Irisl; g. I dried rllO, M. di- 4 d- Belli., per qr of 604 lbs., Eng. ha, onnL, Me. to Ws.; tick. 624. to 54e. Malt, per 8 imperial bushels. fine. 544- to 064 . i fine seconds, 521._t0 544. Flour, per sack of 2801 be., English and I r i a h , fine, 40s. to 445. ; superfine, 455. to_46s. ; extra, 475. to 48s. IdAILLEOROt'OII, Aug. 21.—Wheat agood eupply, chiefly new • for the very beet, 62e. per sr. was given; good red, selling at 151. per lead of 6 qrs. ; inferior, old, at 141. Bar ley dull of sale; nue offered at 38a. to 46e. per qr. ; best, old, at 365. rue, white, new, 40s. to 42e. p er qr. ; grey, 36 .. 38.. p e r qr . oats, best , 30s. per qr. ; superior, old, feed, 265. to 275. Beans retain their price; beat, 655. to 665. per qr.; good, 601. to 525. ; inferior, 463. to 48e. Bye and Taro ma lut week. I Nawc-sarts•ow-Tris, Aug. 21.-The weather this week has _ been upon the whole favourable for harvest operationa which are progressing steadni in this disti't t.*. nue i market this morning we h a d a prett j f a i r s h ow of Wheat , from the country, and the amnia coastwise as well as from abroad being tolerably good, the trade ruled extremely L '•sw, the farmers' supply being with difilculty cleared off eta decline of 3s. to 4s. per qr., whilst the boxroom passing in othv.' sorts was quite of a retail character at a 'similar re duction. Norfolk Flour is scarce, and the first arrivals of choice que'ity are likely to meet a goo d d emand at our quotations. itur millers reduced their price 3s. per sack, In Rye, Baxley, Beans, or Peas, but little doing. M a lt withontshange. With Oats we were moderately supplied, and Wm could only be effected by submitting to some what easier rates. For a sample of very fine new Potato Oats 345. per quarter was procured. Wheat; British, Northumberland, old, white, 60e. to 645. ; red, 565. to 60a.; Norfolk and Suffolk, eld, white, 62e. to 665.; red, 68s. to 625. ,• Lincolnshire, old, white, 695. to 63e.; red, 66e. to 60$. Rye. Norfolk and Suffolk, 445. to 48s. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 345. to 385.; Chevalier, 365. to 40e. ; Northumberland and Scot c h, 304. to 345.; Chevalier, 345. to 3641. ; grinding and distilling, 281. to 32a. Malt, 66e. to 72a.; Chevalier. 74a. to 76. ts : • ! • • Nortionsuer,anu aou ,!,11ttch, potato, old, 60.. to 34e. ; common and Angus, old, 26e. to 28s. Peas, white, boilers, 40.. to 44e. Beane, 44e. to 465. Flour, per sack, fine Stockton and Northumberland, 44e. to 465. ; Norfolk, white, 46e. to 475. • households, 43e. to 465. ; seconds, 40s. to 43e. ; h ouseholds, 40s. to 43e. ; thirds, 30e. to 34e. ; households, 32a. to 36e. Wheat, foreign, Dantric and Koldgsberg, white, 60e. to 64.. ; red, 665. to 60s. Silesian, white, 624. to 64a.; red, 69e. to 624. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 64. to 68s. ; red, 60.. to 64. Hamburg, Marks and Aobalt, white, 60e. to frie. ; red, 68s. to 60s. Kiel and Holstein, white, 68e. to 60s. ; red, 64e. to 68a. Rye, Russian, 38s. to 421. Barley, Seal, 32a. to 365.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 264. to 32e. Oats, Pomeranian, feed, 225. to 245. ; Hol stein and Danish, 20s. to 225. • Archangel and Riga, 20a. to 22a. Peas, white, 40s. to 465. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States end Canada, duty paid 3 0. . to 33a. The arrivals this week are : Wheat, 4,641 ; Barley, 609 ; Rye, 9,428 ; Gate, 3,776; Beans, 139 qrs. ; Flour, 627 sacks, Noavnca, Aug. 21.—We have a good offer of new and old Wheat to-day, chiefly from the growers, which was mostly told at 2e. per qr. decline from the prince of bat creek. The weather has been exceedingly line the last three days, and • large proportion of the crop carted in fins condltioe. In Barley there is nothing doing at present ; very few ramples have been brought forward, but the molly fine par cels are held for 345. per qr., but nothing his yet been done. Them b a peat variety of quality, in botk the Wheat and Barley this year ; therefore, the difference in the value of each will be very great. The yield of both per ems is expected to be very good. Flour is about 2e. per • sack lower to-day, but not much doing f.o. b. Peas, Beans, and Oats are lower again to-day, and at various priess. Priem current here i—Wheat, 6311.. per qr., new, white, 68.. to 60s. ; old, 62 e. ; new, red, 62e. to 68s. ; old, Is 1;. to Ma. Peas, 40s. Beau, Ma. Oats, Polanddi scount , new, 28s. to 30s. Floor, f.0.b., 404. per lack, with a nf one month, muthemni finding sacks ; retail, 2a. 2d. per stone. RIIADINO, Aug. 21.—We had • fhb simply of Wheat to day, a groat porthole of width was new, hilt thi, was of a • middling quality and very doon. The rowan for of taw • market was about Is. per qr. lowa. The Oonalia ens as atibmeadqBPPowwwworliebt:sawowiaThadayoo::,Aig::„..ll. Oa .....:,--ta..11.:::: bee very :1 7/ "L aia igeof ' eha me° Uvas* is good, and betakes be Os, from bet wk. Old fy .tin res 61:.101, o ol si o nk , 01 616 to w el. Par og ret. airAy, wad Ina mai rowan: Bann, Ilk ID 40a. Osh, as. tark.Bl. Bow% wum, sat, s• 01.1 Ras, lb. is Me. Ms. 1 1