The Express. — London, England, 1847-07-03 00:00:00

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Merced in that bland, that hia excellency the governor Sir wei lUitlloos Keels pow*. /COM Y. 0 Tearlber Mats .p. owe. 31. 3 tot I tan. ond di...disowns. producing a healthy feedlots and trtoutetremy ratrick Stuart had in eoneeq 0 6,,troplen si. and • •ioßnues and dame) of the band., arms, ant nen. a month's lean . to vieit Italy„ - o u n ee th ce e o p f l h er i ol g i b a t eel ee th ' , re- Crreil alum . „ 4 4to I 4 Teorlleg thesora . - „ 513t0 : ' II er msa Ed. and Bs GI. per bottle. . 4 . Beware of spurious K ALI% Or amen o a 10104 8 Old Mops. ... 0 113 to 3 C DORS. cot tainted mineral .4rtaigente inksly ruinous to the complexion, spectfully tendtred hie resignation. Hie excellency has pad which. hy their repAient *Ewe, endorser health. Koch bath, „ti laboured for ettinie weeks under an attack of dycentery, rusk". 3OIITHANIPTO;, J 4 1, 5 1.7 4 2. 4 -The quantity of last year's the on n e e a . th e wene. - RowlandS Kalydor "on the weapon. trokl which has T °entrained hint to h A l growth is getting small, consequently prices remain nearly A by A. RoWLAN Is mid SON. W. Hattou-gorden. London, and by all take .. he maiwae are aaaie t ee e ee ar e p ee h a tr ei t ili sai en d sp t poi o ta te,f ve &salsas st.d perfumers. gra ta iz a cceed ed. him, and it ia not improbable their wish will be t ^',' n A e l m to i n nal and ' r p te ete stN t favou . rab i l n e do a ce cco:; , n e ts ew irom f holde l. n et to 4h oftne T HE EDLNBURGH REVIEW, No. CLXXIII., (31r1 1 :11 what they still hold at a trifling decline; yet but little doing, ei Wlll be publabed on WEDS &MAY neat the heat stopping brewing in a great degree. The best ertailllTti, TIIE FUNERAL OF ADMIRAL SIR ROBERT STOP- Farnham" and But Kent& are at 61. to 61. 13s. Country, I. Life of Fa Francis of Melee. LDs cot Betament Ltd Mahan FORD, governor of Greenwich Hospital, took place yesterday. N0.263.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, .TULY 3, 1817. [3d. Sussex, and Weda of Kent, from 61. to 51. 10e. ii 3. Et• me MS Whaling Cruho. Twelve admirals and numerous other important personag a 4. Lae of Lewd Sktabuth. 6. ft. , No Hood. attended. The mill was borne by the following six adminffs ' : BIRMINGHAM SALES, JULY 2. da Flour 6 pe sack of WOOL.-Sortnsurrost, JuLit 2.-The quantity 1 . 1 s ts,.. nw is ar s Tiz;, , T ea i the Emaneltotlon of the Jaws. Sir Edward Codrington, Lord Colville, Sir Charles Malcolm The market was again' active, and prices were a shade 20 em statam. . t 4 6ee. ; superfine; 685' t° 685. - r " offered for sale this day gave it the appearance or a Wool E i : 2A,411 mad litawaaab, 27 . o pp aa ,....4 Agrartre LearWatlon. Rear-Admiral Bowles, Sir Charles Acland, and Sir T. 14; better. fair. For the best Teg 28s. was only offered ; second a U. s_qaMnen and Min Realer : Books et - .svcia Capel. The remains were interred in the vaults of the Midhod ' Seer, 9 9 Birm., Wed., at St. V., 11.18c9d.p 11 5b"Pa .StafforlsiFir nift . 4 ' 8. 4 9& d d SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 2.-The continued fine weather, .E. dJaka's liablarkala for a Übdnry of Oil Patiiiu". Greenwich Hospital Cemetery. Minute guns were fired and declining state of the London and other markets, have hei rtnillitn, mixed with Ew . e . Wool to about onesthird, 2Gs. ; w_ le. at eat Is to ke done with our Priminasl f-mned 259.: two-thirds 245. tor tod. Coarse Wools 2 1 London . Learn= and Co. Edinbunds iA. and C. Elan. from the top of Ono Tree-hill, in Greenwich-park. N. Staffordshire, 666.3d.68e. 9d. p Derb re, Suit, & Wor., 14s. rendered this market quite inactive, and to-day warmly , . ' ' .. ' g Shrews. & !firm. (A), Is. 3d. fal . & South., 21s. d a transaction was reported in any article. In this state of 224 to 2,14 • for long Wools leas by la. per tod was offered than for the:South-Down fieecn. tli DE. CUL% ERW ELL'S GUIDE TO HEALTH AND LONtl LIFE. LONDON DOCKS.-A dividend at the rate of 5 per Do. (B), 84. 9d. d e ce n n di n e pe m r annum was declared yesterday for the half-year thing*, it is quite impossible to give accurate quotations. ts WH VI To es ti 7 .l 4 nritlNK " , 4 ° kir AVOID, LEEDS BALES, Jese 2. UXBRIDGE JULY 1.-Wheat, 191. to 231. per load of 5 Benue, June 27.-Our Wool market has not answered sit g ay 31, at the meeting of the directors and pro- A limited business was done. Prices generally held firm. the expectations entertained at ita opening. l'rices have nr ;with Diet tabk. for an Complaints. , 1 HOW TO BE gietors, held at the Company's house, in P ' 'att F- Lancuhlre, New 4Ss d Matlock & Buxton, 2a. 6d. al qrs. Beans, .605. to 6fis. per quarter. Peas, 60s. to 645. HIPPY. ' "' ninth ' Vite "* ---etc • It i '' ...h=ttded ' het .16 "`" hd. rJ D Pewter), the secretary ' , read the repor t r o ee f r e cee eee ipts . , Da • 11c71 P , mi. (4 :1 , ... . Barley, cis. to 58s. Oats, 28s. to 425. Rye 665. to 60s. instead of keeping up to the B . reslau rates, fallen several aa all [ladder. & Sheffield, 34 f p of our Ulm so. and miseries are of in- own creation, suet. RA by eareleo ' ' ' Tares, 10s. per bushel. Flour per sack, white, 735.; in• dollen per center,. The English have made few purchases, 1. feeling. Li Iv InJulgeoces. mental IraivitHlET Indolence other per• ex P en dithre, Ific• The income of the company for the six Ambergates, 12s. Bd. 23e. d Nome. & Ber. New, 3 p itsnal Onto irides, sod that good health, island digostio ' 47, &sondem months, to May 31, leas 193 MMI. Ile 6d. , Leen n Think Pref.,l3e.l3aBd.d N. Brltirdi qr.., 30e. 295. p p. i ll r o ai u s e ek i e l h gf o I r d v , 78s. ;21eco n d s , 635. The fine weather for ha/. and with sin anxious regard to priees which has seldom been w noted on their pan. g e nre are; ontsntol am, Me at our tommond. Ily an obstertanoo 44 191 2461 against 2dattec & Dtifßeld In., 10a. d North Staffordshire, 31 p .., _ _ ._,__ ___,_ _. ,_ ~___ _____,_. ~_. ..___ ___ _,, ,_ __,,,...,_,. , . 12s. 75. in the corresponding pseriud . of 184 . 6. The Wog Riding Union, 10e. Be. p North Western, 255. 25e. Get d No grain unaltered. o d u ee r u m n ar ed k f e e t eei tmg e my te to a be very small, and t e rat 7,gra'.;;..".„"" e r . ,;: t iny,r7, Z d y'r,a7,,,,Z. ~Z;7b . '''';`,":,,,:2 nn'Qn"o:=',., expenditure for the six months was 108,1141. 3s. lid., being es. per quarter. Other thews') Swain or COLONIAL SALES. - LONDON, ho" BRISIGL SALES, Ivr.v 2. wee ty,,0,,,,„,,,L m, pet„,,e„,wey.,w : Ms... 1 , •. eor , lsu._,l - Baths. 5, about 10,000/. more than to May 18 Pi, owing to the pay- Tbe market not SO good, and prices somewhat on the de- Jots 1.-There mice commented on the lOth ultimo, and finally ' f 3; New Ilnwl Anse ; Carvallo., 147, Fleirtstr«l; Nelsm, 13, w mistress . ment of additional taxes, dc. The n ; umber of loaded vesaels dine. clawed OM evening. The various catalogues conipriaed •-7 643 bales a , WAKEFIELD, JULY 2.-The arrivals ofgrain aremoderate, Australian, 6,341 bales Port Philip, 7,776 boles Van DiemenO Land, 4,'" or direct few) the Author. PI. Anoll.place. Ressitotroet. which entered the docks during the six months wee 648, of Bristol & Exeter New, par i p Gt. Western 171. sh., 44 p e xcept Oats. The large imports of Wheat into Liverpool 2,435 bales of South Australian, 29 tole. New Zealand, 1,714 Wee 4. 150,570 tone. For the half-year to May 31, 1846, the num- Mffiane me eh., 41.6". 3d. 43 p Man. & Leeds Third.. 3 1 P and London have caused a great depression in prices; and OsPe ; 25,938 lake colonial, and 320 bales East India. The Mean. ~,,,; Jacomb remain in their circular :-.' The sales opened very languidly '',„,, me t rt i es eii , f o ot al: l i s , inds, t r ioii low .e ttosz i oo fday LATEST INTELLIGENCE. ber of ships was 593, and the tonnage 142,533 tone. The N• t t hdhlutichim, 3 4 P stock of goods in the London Dock warehouses on May 31st York & Newt. New, 7 p Newc. and Berwick, 3 p Shrews. and Birm. (A), 4 d the low rates of barrel Flour operates materially on the a trade of our millers ; to-day, for tine English, which ia ii tt" Ch i cl ur ecl ‘ i g ueir fro s° m u 1 5 :i- f ~F n i last was 103,106 tons, or abeut 2,000 tons less than at the DUBLIN SALES, Jett 1. getting scarce (particularly fresh red), we reduce our quer- nosy have been in good demand, but tn smoll ouppl. ,v for home ind nn corresponding date of 1846. Cork & Waterford, Is, 3d. I Dub. & Sandym. Atoms., 7a. Bd. tellers 6e. per qr. ; and on Foreign, fully 6s. to Bs. per qr. continental consumption. A conedarable proportion of the beat r i i THIS DAY, Fora O ' CLocK. EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY IN THE WOOLWICH u " dan a 2'99'7' 66' 9d, Barley nominal. Oats are 2d. per stone, and Shelling 4s. deariptions hat been taken fer foreign account. /diddling and lowa i t . We arc happy to say that the Court of Directors of AItBENAL.- In consequence of some dicelceures before • cawieol.o,, EDLNBURGH SALES, Jinx 1. I Edin. & Newport, 71. Ils. per load lower. Beans have declined le. to 3s. per qr. naalitlrs have mold morn reamonst ll 7 than in ilay• ahen tha qnantity Eta the East India Company have granted a pension of recent court of inquiry, the Board of Ordnance have sent Dundee & NoTthern, 11. lla 1 Do. New, IL 14s. 21 Little passing in other articles. Wheat, per qr. of 60 lbs. " a a Tad . aas haa • T he 4' unalt n n &ea. : , in la° n"n f e n'an n ' haw Ex down two clerks from the Ordnance-office in the Tower, to to the beshel, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent red, new, 755. to „„.7.14 , :tme5. , ,,„7,.,..- i r t rY , ” ' wi t h ir e ' t ,„, e ,7, P 7 o 7 the ,7,,,r. fr . s . lie 1,0001. p T annum to Major-Gen. Sir George l'ollock, E LothitnOntral, 2 Great Northern, 41. 1 Is. Ile. Cal. 761. L extra, 78s, ; white, 755. to77s. ; extra, 80s. • Norfolk, Port Philip% winciThit ' year ar e e awe remarkabl - y free from prickles and we B. G.C.11., Irl consideration of big eminent services in take an account of the stock in the storekeeper', department Edw.. Leith.& Gran. ils., 138.9 d. N. British Gra, 41. 13e. 12a. of the royal arsenal. In pursuing their inq • 'LS in one of Ed „„ ln ' S '„,„ N : th ," e r,',„., lo4 Do. New, 16. and Blunts, red, 70a. to 72a.; extra, 745. • white, 74 . 5. to 755. •, erode, but a large leopardess has been seat in a very heavy cond•tion. t h. India, es:,ecially while commanding the forces during the stores on Thursday morning, they discovered nearly -- ni`p e '',l3, ii. 1 1 ;7 6d . Do. 'flfirit, 7/. 13. Col. extra, 775.; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, 68s. to The mune of the a deed the hetue claret of Von In-men's land wo .1 ~,,, Scottish Central, 271 71s. ; extra, 73e.; white, 70e. to 735. ; extra, 755. • York- mad he vi rY 0980 tidoota , Y, the ffneetinclidee mPe• r ollY being mueh pe the second invasion of Affghanistan. seventy eases of gunpowder, which, for several years past, shire red Gen to 70s. - extra 72e • white, 701. io 74s ; reduced t° rat" freen the continued dePreeni° ' in the Ear " rft ws had been in the same store, exposed to every chance of acci- Catedonius New 432. 1AgG°W SM /31 . T., j 1V114 1 ,.& Carlisle, 51. to. extra, 76s .; Dentzie aicel Konigeburg, white, 72a. to 74; ; tza r 6e of Bradford and the competition of Port Philip wool. suitabbs b e , dents. No account can be givea of how or at what time they Dun. & Perth Wis., Gla We. Glsar,, Kilmer., and Ayr Liana extra, br. traler s te ir po p r= . South Auatrolian wi ti b ock: b have, fl the average : T. IN the House of Lords, last night, the ro al assent • was given by esiondsnien to vassous-1111116..., wre sent to the storekeeper a department, the cases not EOM Indio, 4s. td. Gd. " It appears that on the cases being die- F.. Lothian Central, 425. 4111. No. 2,8/. 12s. Bd. York & Nowa Pre 121. 74.6 d. 7(b. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 68s. to 72a..; extra, 745. ; Mediterranean, red, 625. to 68s. ; extra, 70s. but show great want ot attention to the breed and getting yo,, law Administration Bill was committed, an erto - t i r - 4 . tene rabowift au pub oisoo gri o -th. a5a.,..• Eut e ite.7 4 1 ;41 .r t isime..o6. llle. Ws. 12/.loa ' Old, red, 64e. to 68s. • extra, 703. Barley, per quarter OM The lowels' wool generally dors not hold out much ex- R s Some diecussion, Lord REDESDA LE [hoeing, as an riage department for a chisel, and in reply to the In- ' ---- se • . nns e rial, foreign 38:i. to 41s. Beans per quarter, pretation of the quality being improved nest year. Cape wool. sold ehi .- 6 . .,... 16 „..... . n . 4 .4 . , 52 .. 4 1 au , 5a4 , 44 very moderotely a shade under May rates. The near approach ot N, amendni.ot on the 10th clause, that the subordinate terrogatories put to him, replied, " Oh, there's lets of PRODUCE.-•ANTWZRY, JULY 1.-Ooffee: Brasil sts ; Ticks, 61e. to 625., extra, 63e. ; foreign, 44 . e. to 485., 55.851888 t ree oTtran ws a e sBBl froln ia th ; r BP'E' expeeted a°sl d ths loolu P tSon mb'b ot i.' raWmast r.97 IA officers of the present board should not be dispossessed doubloons • and bef ba e d fo lu e ck it seas that I was n't there continues in good demand, and we have to report the ude of extra ; , 50s. Outs, per stone, meeting, 16d. to 175.. extra, a d i e urdrfortheerning elections, do not lead ns to expect any material a w n , half h . , I'd have pocketed the whole of their employments by the passing of the bill ; a o f ' em li t,•• (? r o s he et: 2 ;y got wind, aud yesterday the Isiah- about 2,200 bags real te good ordinary, at 210. to 224 e. Of 185. ; feeding, 16d. to 175., extra, 184. ; foreign, 14d. to an irod i t e iV " ii. l 97. f i 'e snd tDe l cord ee' cr n e ibtle it n he'u t h o te e 9e9lN'bilil3. of 8m proposition which was negatived by a majority of 2, moz e s rose ap ed at full length in the 'Antes, and other e st. Domingo only a few humbed beg" found buyen at previous 16d., extra, 16d. Shelling, per load of 2611b1., 40s. to 42a., may justify he ho N pe that Hers hc e' re seen their wo e rsr " 'nude' ° , t! ates • and 300 bags Batavia at 26ce. to 2.51 c. The stock on extra 445. Malt per load of 6 bushels 545. to 565., extra, 58e. t.he numbers being 16 to 14. The clause Introduced molting papers, so a veritable truth, the writer even giving (A into the bill in the House of Commons, preventing the the value of the coin diceovered ! Too much cannot be said hand ' amounts to 69,500 bags . , against 31,600 bap in 1846.- Peas:per imp.. qr., blue end white . boilers, 601. to 525., Cotton: The market is very firm, and rather higher. Low extra, 66s • grey and feed, 401. to 485., extra, 50s. Rape- HAY.-Starlirtri.n, Two o'Clock.-Messre. Cooper 7 .. , 1 .1 7 way of ceosure of the authorities of _the storekeeper's separation of husband and wife when nbove CD years qualities are scarce, and moot in demand. 800 blies Georgia seed, per .. last imp., Engli,h, 271. to NI. ,• foreign, 2n. and Davis Hay and Straw Salesmen, report a very short a; in allowing such f a mats of cotabuttible . s to a ' of age, in the workhouse, was struck out without any re r n a l m i e n n an t ' were placed at 40c. to 401 e. ; 120 bags Surats, at 261 c.; to 291. Linseed, per imp. qr., 465. to 545. Imports during supply, an Jane's as fdlows: on unprotected state or so great a length of ume• 160 bags Texas, at 37c. to 39. M.-Sugar : We have to the week: Wheat, 6,112 qrs ; Barley, 3n7 ; Oats, 2,124; rrt , m ,, e . Mesdow 781. to Mc I New .... 41s. total. 'Clover ... 115. to MM. le discussion. BURNING OF A WADDING FACTORY.-SUSPECTED at . . 688 to 12s. I Bowes .. Fla So Us 1 Straw ... 334. So 34e. 5), report the role of about 3,000 boxes Havanna'', of good Beans, 1,426; Rapeseed, 243 ; Flour, 8 barrels. In the House of Commons, which met at twelve INCENDIAUIBSI.-Yesterday afternoon, about one o'clock, yellow quart t f 1501 to 16111. ; 1,000 boxes Iy, a rom . . an &L ' EXANDRIA, JUNE 19.-In concequence of news from ee t' A gar e . L u na &c. - LEOMINSTER FAIR, JUNE 29.- fte the wadding manufactory belonging to Ir. Desuxe, 5, New sea-damaged Havannah, in public sale, were disposed of at Europe, but little Ls doing. What also cotstribut . to thh, is the o'clock, a conversation ensued, at the instance of Lord A fair lof Beef was offerio tof hich din n'' I:Vague...street, Spitalfieldr, was disee end vel;elto be on fire. 30If. to 345 f. per SO kits. At the present low pricesthe article ahmlute want el vessels, and the enormoue frerchts demanded. d oT " Y t6d g. lFi t°4 Th "a far e r ''' GEORGE BENTINCK, on the subject of the commercial pose on an average a . per . ere was a er P Pally af attracts attention, and we have no doubt that transactions Print are in general nominal. Wilma 75 to 90 pia. the aodeb • relations between Great Britain and Prussia ; and at timbe P r ee , m an i a w a e " re v e e u e Lou ee n t d e er O e n every side b e y Ht n e u i merous will he more extensive as nas several cargoes which have beans, 51 top ; barley, 38 to 42; Indian Own, 43 to 51. ' number of Cows and Cgves ou sale, which were sold at fully a ' 11. per head under late prices. Of Sheep and Lambs the ' 4 that of Mr. HUTT, with respect to the imposition of similar erections. The flames commenced in the cardina arrived from Ilavaanah and Matanzas shall be landed.-Itiee CONIWANTIXOPLE, JUNE 17.-The trade is calm, and supply was very great, ranging from 64d. to 7d. per lb., and differential duties by the states north of Germany, as compartment, which was fitted up with three machines, an few unsold at the close of the fair. • against this country. The koase then proceeded with contained a quantity of prepared material. Such WM the immediate exigencies. 800 bags Java, found buyers at is in very limited demand, and purchases are only made for prices are falllng. Asoff hard wheat is 211 to 2.51 pies. the kilo. SoR 137 f . wheat : Rowena.), 20 ta 22 pits.; Ihrelll, 16 to 17 pia. Freight. have been enormous, but in consequence of numerous arrivals a few days LYNN JUNI - . 29.-Our market exhibited a good show nf 7' i o n f tl e ammable character et' the stock, that in the brief space 2,590 begs Carp, at 11111. to 11 ifl. ; 110 cask, Cesolina, ei the question uf the second reading of the bill for the ago, ien b. now offered ; as much as 2.3%., ba.. 27a, and even 29a. per i store eatile. Fat E ts were very short in number ; trede - 9 wo or three minutes the flames had extended comPletrly 1711. to 17 ift - tiides continue in demand, and prices are ewe ,. o lat Tog firm at from Bs. 65. to 9s. per gene of 141 be. The pens were nn further suspension of the navigation laws until the round the place, breaking through the side. and out of the ie. to lc. higher. About 8,000 dry It'ver Plata fetched 2 , 54 c. dr Holla l i t id s . Up e itZl t; ; l : ,. f .r n .. ..i . i7 ls Is slived and 'veck' f tnt 'l ltla u f...k n filled ; in fact, the numbers of Hoggeta, Sheep, and Lambs , I i! Ist of March, 1848, Lord GEORGE BENTINCK roof. For some time the numerous adjacent houses eppeared to 44c.-Honey has declined. Abou t t 30 barrels Ilavennah oea between the 10th and Lith. Exchange on London, 3 mouths, 1110 e iug that it be read a second time that doomed to destruction, but thie engines of the Leedon have been sold at 1301. 109 pia& were far greater than they have been Tor aome week's past. a , -, day three months. After an explanatory a tT t ivide e , p: e rialn en an e d be t e Vlt of e l i n w ng e l t a e n e d ee C i t i i , m e p l an e y, arrived, Hamm:no, J CNE 29.-Coffee continues firm, anel transac. OALATZ, Jess 12.-On account of a want of vessels, hut E x o t r ee w m a e nt o e f e b t ly e ere 4 t ee h e e ta d d e e z f ee or t all f k in ds was fu fe ll e r e the th speech from Lord J. RUSSELL, illustrative of the we 4 re tn setreto w in oFk, but the fire ee could not be exti lausiee!'ne•Sfrinnteiel (ions have been rather extensive, comprising 4,600 bags t : " ple l n s t d y °lt oi t 1 tb°s th tre a m te a h rle l :t. dt iiaTel l s ; itt T.7ll l ,l"*th T e h g ere, a r, e t from is. 6d. to g 2s. per bead l i ne m e o w net7 n lt. 4 6(l. per ste e l . ~( 1j highly beneficial effects which had accrued to the the stock in trade in the carding-house was ' d ' estroved she Brazil, ordinary, at 3e. to 31s. ; real ordinary, 31s. to 345. • , Malan corn, 130; So 'n ft wheat, 130 to 180; barley, 70. Exchange cm Ming the top figure. In store Pigs little was doing. F t - • - " ' ood ordinary 34s to 340 • Rood ordinar coloury 31s to a tic country from the introduction of no large a quantity building ver y_ extensively burned, and the machines veverely Pork. 7s. 6d. to 7e. od. per stone. oil of corn, consequent upon the operation of the Tera- damaged. Unfortunately the sufferer Was not insured. Re- .'' !I's. 7 00 beks , Doffiingo, " ar 3 o-` 16s. to y 3is. " 6 . 00 ba . gs Le°sl°°. Mt be Gusyra, 3 15-16 e. to 4s ; and about 140,0001 b. Porta PALERMO, JUNE 21.-We continue to have excellent e , meARBOROUGH, JULY 1.-To.dAy there WU It better tut. sh porary Suspension Act, and speeches from several Weeting the disaster, it ia the general opinion that it was Rico, at 41s. to 4 ic-Cotton . : In consequence of the favour- the other ke ni p l e m ar r e lookitg 11' wie'e ising " . 4 L'Crien'ttlTHlG" th r o i ply of both store and small Pigs than we have lead for some in caused by an incendiary. btroeg suspicion is attached to otht r hon. members, Lord GEORGE BENTINCK with- .1,10 accounts from England the market remains very firm. vessels at the moment-not a single disengoged craft in port, either weeks past, and a brisk trade, at prices rather in advance of sh one man, whom the police are in search of. the last market. The shambles presented a fair show of so drew his amendment, and the bill was read a second ALARMING FIRE. ThiS ' h tl bef morntng, s or y ore - We have to mention the sales of 700 bags Georgia, at 6fs. to Sicilian or Engllah, - meat, for which there was a good demmod. Pork Pigs gold to time.-The Custody of Offenders Bill passed As • 250 bop New Orleans at Gill Stock of Ame; ices Cotton 5 o'clock, a fire broke out on the premices of Mr. Cottrell, , 4 ' •' . n .. ' ' • MINERALS.-LEAD ORES.-Sold at Liskeard, on at 'n fint hands 4,000 bap, aud 2,000 it hien are being landed.- , e `,.,„,,„` , per steno. 6s. 6d. to 6s. 9d. Lamb, 95. ; Beef, 85. to9d. ; sh through committee, and the Stock in Trade pipa.maker No. 16, Bleetling.heart-yard, Ifatton-garden. S Th . k • • 300 boxes oud •11 H Ina Imn dune. ugar , e mar et is quiet. g 3e OW 11- Mutton, fid. to 9d.; Veal, Bd.; Bacon, Bd. to 9d.; Hams, 9d. sh Exemption Bill was read a second time.- It was first iliscovere • dby the police constable on duty, who rannah sold at Ms. to We., 100 chests brown Bahia, at 54s , Mines. 'Tons. Price. Turclowne• • to 10d.; l'ork, 7.1. to M., per lb. of The Arro ItN EY-GEN ERAI., in answer to Dr. BOWRING, immedintely gave the alarm. 'The Farringdon-stmet en/ir e and 130 chests Pernams, at 4.5. to 514.-Hides : 700 Buenos wb ee rp ee t wee • WhetelTrelawney BO ... Cl 4 15 0 ... Sinos,Willyams,&Co. „ 41 17 14 0 ... Walker and Co. .• ALFORD, J 1 NE 30.-The show of stock was much better soon on the spot ancr the flames were extingutshe le Ayres sold at 55.-Spices : There is little doing. 60 bags stated that the late ibquisition on the property- of the ia w b a : . ' , . . sold at Truro, on the 26th June. tmday than of late, mod, for the season, of good quality. In ea , ut half-an-boar, but not until considerable damage had i r m to sold at 4's A few hundred nes of East India East W heal Rose llO ditto 16 7 6 ... Walker and Co. most cases the buyer had a slight adventure, for both Eeef nn convict Tawell had been originated, not at the in- beend Th W t fE lad d h • ' en 8• • - one. e es o ng nanot er engines were Pepper fetched MM.-Tobacco; 380 'crone St. Domingo - ditto. and Mutton ; the former realised nearly Bd., and the latter In stance of the crown, but at that of the widow, with in attendance. were taken at 4is. in average. We have not heard of any ditto the view of its being vested in herself, which appli - FATHER MATIIEW.-Tho following are the parti- transactions in other sorts.-Wheat : The market is very flat, ditto 25 . 59 6 ... Dr. Somers. et Sold at Holywell; on the 29th June 1847. cation had been granted.-Some observations fol- collars relating to her Majesty's grant of 3001 a-year to the and prices nominal. In Rye tome business has been done, at ffirmsebon 2/ ..14 6 o ... isswton,sestrshoo. COVENT GARDEN. T 1 • V • ' fh at - lie. °ming.- e supply. ~, lowed on intro-mural barials.-The House went Apostle of Temperance :- " A committee has been lately IGO dolo. to 161 dols. courant per last. Bold in London, on the 30th dune. of Vegetables continues abundant, and Fruit is sufficient for it ••• formed in London, consisting '' of Ma Grace the Duke of Callinctoo lO7 ._. 17 19 0 .. Dr. Somers. again into committee on the Health of Towos Bin, Norfolk, Duke of Leinster, Earl of Arundel and Surrey. , CORN.-B SBURV JULY 1.-Wheat, eis. 4d. tel A. ricketiness for about 80 tons iamb. ind ore. -- Mouglas, Isle of Nue the demand. English Fine-apples are more plentifui, and at ltfr. SI'OoNER moving as an amendment on clause 12, Marquis of SI; Marquil of Lansdowne. ) Tali of Stan- ge 4d. per bushel. Barley, 445. to 525. per qr. Oats, 325. June e 29. • forei g n ones are also abundeat. Grapes are plentiful, and je Price per ton. so are Cherries. Apples are scarce. Strawberries are sof co that the biil should only apply to corporate boroughs on hope, Earl of icklow, Earl Fitzwilliam, Lord J. Russell, to One. Beane, 6s, Dd. to 75. Gel. per bushel. Flour, 57e. to B ea j ata ur Z , £lB 17 ficient for the denoted, and Peaches, Nectarines, and Melons tb the applicttion of three-fourths of the inhabitant Lord Morpcth, Lord Monteagle, &c., for the purpose of We. per sack. Walker, Parker, and Co. . householders, a proposition which was rejected by a creating a fund sufficient to purchaee an annuity of 8001. ei; Hern e JULY 2.-There is a good supply of Wheat, BUMS Combmintin Company ...... ..... .... 18 0 are more abundant. Oranges are very scarce and dear. Nuu le are Sufficient for the demand. Walnuts and Chestnuts are fo majority of 46. The clause excluding any part Teu for this public benefactor, to enable him to continue his and Barle with about 11 000 aro. of Oats principally from J. T. Treffry n• , - ' - - - • Tamar Smelting Oonivan7 lB 2 scarce, as also are Lemons. Of Vegetables, Cauliflowers are ep 1 • d f 1 1 bo f th If • uneeas ng exertaons an most MO SI a un or ewe are Htge The weather has becn very fine for the growing within ten miles of St. Paul's Cathedral from the opera- of millions. Iler Most Gracious Majesty the Queen, anxious crops . , which coctinue to be reported very favourably ey. hints. willnmib a.i Co. d 15 10 good and abundant, and the same may be said of Oreen ta tion of the bill was carried, on a division, by a majority to aid in the accomplishment of so desirable an object, has The Wheat trade has been moat inactive, aed no sales of ii:tt; l e pr re pa t° i s d e ;or told e Is fU e r n 'lo 4 e we nlis m 7i, Mout tahanyt, T ‘ t o. Holy• p aietea;dcbarutrolitidan'd l'unipstre le cheaper. French Beanshave tb e m r prece. ery Is dearer. Potatoes are w of 42, the house to go again into committee on the been pleased to grant the sum of three hundred pounds per consequence can be made, although the prices maybe quoted fur water ; whilst in Cornwal and Devon the ton, ao calleiti.:2l co is. l • ful , pmu . Dutch otatoes of good quality, have alsa ar- al bill on Monday next, at 12 o'clock.-On the motion annum towards this praiseworthy object. With such an 63. per qr. lower. Rip Oats have been sold at 16d. per st., rod deductien is made for water.-Miningiewrsai. rived in considerable quantity. Lettuces and other salading of o' the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in a coin- example of munificence before those who are anxious and though very little is doi - g in them. Beans, Peas, and Bar- OOPPER ORES are abundant. Mushrooms are cheape . r. Cut Flowers con able to promote so desirable au object, we trust that the ley, nominal Of Rre Meal 2,363 ba g s have arrived, and a Sampled June le, and told nt •Igack's Hotel. Camborne, July 1. . mittee of the whole house, a resolution for voting the , labe of the noblemen end g ntlemen who form tbe cam- soh, by pu di • auction is adeernsed for Wednesday next. Of M' es. Tons. Prise. Minn. Tema Prim. sot of Heaths, Pelargonierns, Gardenias, Cacti, Lily of the g sum of 136,000/. as an advance to the New Zealana mittee will be specdily brought e to a clout in the realisation Lin - d 87 ) 9 e rs. are from Petenburg, and 114 qrs. from q North laskear _llB ... E 5 8 0 Fowey 00m0bt..04 ... g 5 3 ditto 113 ... I 8 ditto 112 ... 6 6 ROM. Valley, Lilacs, Euphortna jacquinitiora, Moss and other al Company, for the service of the next three years, WaS of the contemplated fund."-Dublin Freeman's Journal, Kie l ', with small lots from Ilamburg and Bremen • together, ditto 10S ... 4 6 ditto 80 ... 417 ERMA. PI • t 2 agreed to. 1,387 qn. A few sales have been effeeted . for imMe• ditto 103 ... 510 ditto 70 ... 3 5 rim Apple, per lb.!. to es , weans, farms. per 100,16 tole. - COMMERCIAL aef MARKETS diet. consumption, owing to a fair demand yet • continuing for Cake, in censequence of the scarcity ditto lot ... 514 Wheal Beton ...114 ... 4I 1 Grapes, hothouse, per lb., le to se i - Seville, per dos, Is id to L ditto 100 .. 2 8 ditto 92 ... 6 8 Nelms Ermltels es to m melt ' Lemobe, per dor., le to Se ' ATHENS, JUNE 20. Fewer, per us, 10e to 216 - per 100, is to Its bi and dearness of fodder, and the high price of meat. Prices ditto 96 ... 5 8 ditto 58 ... 810 NeCtlll Ines, per dos ,Itsto 2 le Gooseberries. perkalfsieve Sato Os Although a period of ten days has elapsed since ditto 91 ... 8 7 S. Wheal bench 63 ... 14 13 floasbenies. per utile, sato to Almonds per perk ,64 ' tk M. Coletti received from the Austrian Ambassador at Con- MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. d exce tin sales of remnants geuerally have been maintaine ~ p . ditto 90 ... 8 8 ditto 54 ... 4 1 Cherries per 10., 44 to se (tweet RIIROR4A. FR( 10.. Uto 3. re of parcels, where a small reduction has been submitted to. stantinople, the decision of Prince Metternich upon the affair H al f-past One o'Clock.-We have a heaviness over The stock is in a very amen com dth • b r I ditt° 75 - 5 9 aluo 51 - 13 6 pass, an ere is ut itt e Conaanaywd „ „, gy ... I 8 creeg Brows ... 71 ... 4 0 Apples tees, per 0,00,10 s to 23e I Nuts. Cob, per 1001 to ,100 e to Hos ,„ ' Mims, 34 to 13. ,I - flamelnaa, pm Mult.,l2i to 21e ."' with Titewry ; yet nothing has been deckled thereon • e tne funds this morning, arising from various dis- choice for buyers. We quote Black Sea, 51s. to 52a. ; Riga, ditto 77 ... 6 9 ditto 44 ... 5 6 Oranges, per dos IBto 2e ild 1 - Brazil, Ins to las Coletti appean to consider it as an affairpasane, one en little . - per 1944.50180 Walnuts. per bultal, Ile to 200 or no moment, although there is little or no doubt in his ra g • cou log causes, among and in addition to which line a 9s o 50e • Memel and Keel sber 4Gs nd heavy, 4. t . , g g, ~ ditto 76 -3 3 ditto 33 ... 4 2 tt town to 34s r quarter accenting to quaiity. No Rau- ditto 72 ... 9 8 ditto 14 ... 4 7 TEGETAELES. own mind but be exp. eted from Austria some mndifieation may be now noticed a certain tightness in the ' d yet off;ri Pe o sale . ' Ck ' ' . . Linseed •es meet • good sale ditto 71 ... 6 7 ditto 10 ... 1 2 eaanites. ver das. ad to 14 114 Gook. per Ilseld Wls Greets per dm booth. le GI to Ss 8 b r Mime le id to h 16 of the Porte's ultimatum. Several councils of ministen money market. Co ' nsols began this morning at 881 - - - -' s for th - e season o n l g the n ear, and at th ' ra er improved pricer. For ditto 66 ... 7 9 South Roskear .55 ... 410 e ..,,,,,,„.,;,,,,,,,. 6 ...“ Www • W • Asparagus, per 10D, Is to Ie base been held, ostensibly reepecting the Turkis . h question, to 7 for the opening, and so they remain at present. re C k h • g f eat tth tat' I ape ..a es t ere is not a ree e a e quo ion. mports ditto 54 ... 410 ditto 50 ... 8 4 Frew, neon - per MO, Is to Ss ditto 43 ... 4 6 Wheal Brewer... 83 ... 2 6 (Sorrel, per ht.ileve, 44 to*/ Pees, per dem, ts ad to tle Arttelmitu,per des., 3s to Se M but in reality with refennee to the elections, which now ab. Reauc•d Threes, 894- to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per into Hull during this week. Linseed, 1,387 qrs. ; Wheat, ditto MI ... 910 dins 29 .., 113 Potatoes, per too, 1.50. to 310. Vegetable Norms , per doz.. 61 to 5. If ' sorn their whole atteation. That Coletti will have an Cents., 91 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 9s. to 12e. prem. 5,898 ; Barley, 2,903 ; Oats, 11,073 ; Beans, 8,790. ditto 25 ... 7 4 ditto 22 ... 210 -. owl, 7.64 to Ile Loaves Cab.. per 'cote, 60 to le tO immense ministerial majority there can be no doubt, when Tineroft 57 _5 14 Wheal Bucketts 51 - 4 7 - bushel. 44 to is 6d Radislin, per deo. es ads. 3d to le re the serene to which he has resorted to procure it are coned- Bank Stock, 195 to 7. LINCOLN, June 2.-We have had a tolerably large chow ditto 38 -1 0 ditto 19 ... 10 7 - Eldoey, per boa, 4s to Ss (61 - torslp. pet do: 04a.1d to le dered. It would surprise no one to hear that the minister Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are now quoted, of Wheat in our market again to-day; but few sales were ditto 52 ..3 17 0. pottle ea to pi ditto 17 ••• ! 3 ren - jo, i rrt s ,:er B a7, re ; i.l lB 54 litriTrel. s.' per ea nW i, 241534 M of a crown bad resorted to every legal means within ex-dividend, 57 to 1 ; the Fours, 89/ to 90. effected even at • decline of 12e. to lb. In other grain ditto 51 ... 4 3 ditto 18 ... a 3 Ited Dem, per dos, le to 64 PeueSper Warts 24 to 34 his power to ensure the e lection of the government Spanish Fires, 201 to 1 i th Th 32 1 - to 3, e ; e rees, , nothing doing. Wheat, red, 675. to 71s. ; white, 70s. to x 735. A favourable change has taken place in the weather ditto 48 ... 6 3 Lanivet Corso& 77 ... 414 Rene ditto 47 ... 4IS ditto 21 ... 218 Coeumben, mels 34 to Is Raines per boodle, Is to le Bayou, per Smith, 34 to Id Thyme, per burls 24 candidates : Culetti goes beyond this ;he spares neither n e , ditto 46 ... 4 S I WheollLuitiet... 74 _ 311 Rhubarb, per boodle, 44 to Is ad W:tercress. rer 12 on bun. SI to 64 oy threats, intimidations. bribenes, nor corruptions. His prin- .iv. 1 ortuguese, 30 to 2 ' . Mexican, 19 to 4. Peru- within the last few days; it is now fine, warm, and open. ditto 32 ... 2 0 I Talon ... ... 10 ... 3 0 twat per dos. es to a Parsley. per Iselfstere. Is to le Id cipal agent is M. de Roujou. tile French consul, who started vian, 35 to 7. Ecuador, 21 to 3. All other foreign LIVERPOOL, JULY 2.-1 n consequence, partly, of the I West Grumbler 7 ... 4 7 C ` * "' , F ;: r b a n t' . 9 4 4 d 1 , 0 . 5 :1 4 - Room, per hut Ole, Is to lead . Mlat. green, per Ouch, 14 to 34 w in a steemer for the Isles in the Evan Sea, to show the stocks as before,but without business in them. wind being eastward, the supplies entering this port during TOTAL PRODUCE. Cloksesper bushel. Se to es MuJorem. per Comb, 34 to Id r authorities there how elections ought to be conducted to The returns of 31 le -an- averages, for the week ending the last three days have not kept pacs with the supenhund- Team X s.d. Tons, g a. a, Shallots, per 10, la to Is ad u......-.. dc ensure the retnrn of the government candidates. Thonko the 26th ult which will be found elsewhere, resent ~ P ant arrivals of the two preceding weeks ; still of Wheat, Northlto - kear...990-5,171 14 South Endear ...105 .. 560 2 Wh. Brewer 104. 213 6 For Yesterday's Marisa, see lust page. M to the powers Tested in him, ho has aucceeded admirably. Indian Cora, and Flour they are to afair extent ; and though n c a anai n lated •• 666- 3,9" 19 co From the islands, after haying visited Milo n Siphan s o, rano, lar feature The increase under the head no particu . holders in general have not appeared to press the market so isaa'nesan.n.j. 389 .1,738 4 Mh. Puckett. _. 103. 343 2 ...378...1,909 1 Lanivet Comets 86... 424 14 in and Naga, he went to Sainnein. At Tines he engaged of " °the r securities " would represent short loans, urgently as might have been expected, tbe large surplus of win sewn . -184-1,488 10 Wh. Harriet 74. 262 14 SHIPPING. the three to preach the cause of the government candidates repayable on the eve, and after the pument, of most articles remaining over for present waLts, combined sth. VA 1L1ranc5170...1,849 4 Tretoil from the ' pulpit. One print held forth the following . lan- dividends, rather than so much extension of dis- with continued fine weather and favourable reports of the Crete Bnws ...162... 88.5 15 WestOrambler 7.. 30 12 ~., I ; French, 1; Flanders, I. ei guage : " Every good Catholic is a traitor to his religion if count but.iness. crepe, have caused the demand "during the interval since Average Standard ElO6 4 I AeerageProdace ' 3 LONDON, July 3.-Wind.thie day at noon, N., light breeze w; Aecrase Price per ton £s 9 6 he does not vote fur the government candidates. Ile will ENGLISH PUNDa. Tuesday to be trivial, and eriablea buyers to purthese gene .MO Was I Guan.of PtheCopper 282 ts. 7 cwt. and alaud Y• of be excommunicated, and the holy sacraments, as well as the Real Stock, 153 7 I 3 ur M. 0 .20501e Amt.. 821 I rally on lower terms. Although our Corn Excbange a"'"'titY of Ariniei . . Tkoney £lB 869 9 6 DEAL, July 2.-N.N.E. to N. 14., fresh.-Arrived : 28th efl extreme unction, will be refused him." With such auxiliaries; Sess_ oo . BW. P.M... 0 1 . 1 at 35 per Cum, el 1 • this morning was tolerably we ll attended., both tan Sii.r.-Arerage ° Standard ...£lOO 8 0-Average Produce... 71 June, Lcrmona, Trinidad, for Bremen. 30th, Telegraph, ps Esettequer Bills, 9e. 12e. p at these, can any oue doubt of the triumph of M. Coletti ? ' pa ` C ‘ • Ca ' a "" '• FOREIGN FL'S Dc. town and country millin were extremely inactive, comr.txtts BY WHOM THE ORES WERE PURCHASED. Porto Cabelle, for Hamburg. July 2, Trinity, yacht, Ame- tn. It would fill a dozen columns to receunt all the ern et gonna Poen, 91 0 I per Cent. Greuda Eds.,lo 5 and all descriptions of British se well as foreign Tone. Amount. rica, for London; Charlotte, St. John's, N.B. Arrived from w; sets of the ministers in the YariOllS parts of Greece, a few 9 F'''' (1- kw .. " .. Iw. "'" ' Crettata Deemed OM, al 1 Wheat, therefore, met a very dull limited sale at a decline Mims Royal o err east 4' do, - 5 per Ch Memem,ls4o, Is i WOrds Wilt Stlffice 10 give a just ia r sll 0 i la --ea 0- --- 1 --rnece -s a s-ve 5 per Ct. BruOiso BM., 875 41 sVA Ct. Peruvian This, 33 7 from our last quotations of 4d. to 6d. per 70Ib. Flour being English Copper to Colettt and the French Ainhassedor. The charter is • Diu. New, .1405 Palawan. Cum, Ikb„ 30 3 Micro! at a further abatement of 2s. to ° I. 65. per barrel, Vivian md Sons 332 103illity. and the constitution a nonentity. Brigandage still 5 171Zt . ct,T.T.,":„"dr7LBP . ' " 117,: - ."..";;IA",111'. 4 o t ;' induced a rather better demand, Western 1 Aids obtaining t r, 7„1 . , _ , . .a . ,;"L i C d o s .. 628 flourish. sin Acharnaoia. Leanly the government has Dm. colon, Da mm, et a s per Ct. humble Ms, etl aes ein 345. fid. te 355. per barrel, and other quelitim on propor- t. n ;q7:,;: pe - ',:,7,,,,,,,„„, - 92 6 Bremen. tie shown a disposition to check it. An armed fence was Bent Coltwohlso Ermadur Mle., 25 3 Span , * peened DU, 14 165 tionately low terms. Barley, upon a very languid impnry, sign Wigyam. Neville, and Os. 462 - 2,193 12 SountAnrroN, July 2.-N. by E.-Sailed: Teeiots, West ti• a. 83 1 1 fleantsh Pensive 1345., II receded 3d. per 601 M., and Malt remained dull at late pnces. minium roster, and Co egainq Tryphon, a native of Santa Idaura, who had escaped : 1 5 ; e „ C ? .. ..,! ) , • 0 5 0 1 ,: ' , lA.! , 2 ,, e .., I I per Ct. Venezuela Eds., PI 40 from the p bon at Corfu, and won at the head of a hand of a per ca. Ctrs Deice, Sad to i erecters Deter's. lids, 13 13 Beans alto, moving very sparingly to consumers alone. were - OFT PENZANCE, July 1.-David Luckie, St. Jago do Cuba ; co robber., who spread terror and desolation through the again 2e. to 34. per qr. cheaper. Oats susd Oatmeal attracting Total tons 3 ' 461 418 ' 848 9 Ellen Francis, Havannah, for Cowes. lel ISOvince. The troops engaged them, killed their leader, RAILW.I YS.-We have a dull market to.day in little notice, the former must be noted 3d. per 451 b., and the Copper Orr lie fo e r e sa e l e e d ol „ Thursday c next, i tt e A e ri f e d lr i e e w ee 's Hotel, Furer.-Arrived: Mary Harrington, St. John's, N.B. ;lc and di-meant them. The oppontion journals, the Einns and shares, but prices arc maint2ined, and purchases latter 3r. per 2401 b. lower. Indian Corn. commanding a fair rted reon le 331-Wheal Pro ner, 309-United Hills SLlcio, July 1.-The Science has bmn got off shore, much hs Siien, hays lieen seized at the post-office. The reanon given cannot be made on lower tcrnis. degree of attention, nearly supported our lastquotations; a n d Alfre P C ei on . lii 256-Le nt e i64-Wheal A r 642 grained and ver y leak y' Pa for this arbitrary act is, that the e xerseures they contain of the SALES EFFSCIED UP TO TWO TIII9 DAY IN LONDON. Corn Meal, being more saleable. was themes dearer. Prices: 308- i ar so , ea , . p ~ Kant:sit, June 30-E.S.E.-Sailed : Eliza and Ann, pe ek 36-North Wheal Basset, 31-Cook s Kitchen Milawful meansresorted %by therainistry to ensure the elec- (Tsterday't price. will be found 1n last age,. ; -British: Whean per 701 h., English, red, 10s. 6d. to Ils. , Bninl a , , n „ ch . c. th -Wheel Rub/ 17-Gwinear Consols 16-West Tot in; "'" noes occasion an irritation amongst the people in thc country Amb., Not, Baton, At E. ln., II Nesse. and Bens New, 8 4 extra, I Is. to Ils. 3d.; white, 10s. 9d. to lls. 3d.; extra, 1 7 i . , g , BELFAST, July 1.-N.-Sailed : Ohio, United States ;er whien rendcn inidount impogilele to keep public order. In con- Bir., Weir., & Shaer Volley, 9 Norfolk, 123 Its. 3d. to 11s. 6d.; Irish, red, 10s. to 10a 6d. ; extra, 10s. 3d. 11-Wheal Mau , 3.-Tetal, 2,386 Wo.ll. JON!, and San Jacinto, Nova Scotia. Artived : Isabella, ne aagne' Vat of this state of things, and the fears to which they aeon. Stant.; & Sire 75 7 N. BIWA. 3 21 to 10s. 9d. ; white, 103. In toles. 9d. Barley, English, per No Sale en Thursday week, July 15. New Orleans. de base yieen place, the Atturney-General has issued an order fin" tuld,__ Suter, 10 Do. Halves, 152, 4 quarter, 475. to Ws, ; Chevalier, 50s. to 61e. ; Scotch and COPPER ORE,S. SHIELDS, July 2.-N.E.-Arrived: Justinian, St. John's, Do. Extenaion, : I Irish, per 601 b., Lis. 9d. to 6e. 34. Malt, English, per The following are the °empanel by whom the ores acre purchased, New Brunswick. hs to all the responsible editors to send him a proof-sheet of Ca jt2,74 . 4 „ 4, 29 ! * 1 North Staffordshire, 105 5 at the Stream male of Jun. 24. the paper they intend to r.ublish. Hence, there is an end to L. counties, 211 201 Reading, Guild., 8.; Reigate, 5i quarter, pale, 745. to 80s. Oats, English and Scotch, per Taut Aweee,.. WARRENPOINT, July 1.-Arrived : Emerald, New York. ha the liberty of the press; fur should the editors fail to comply, Do Tort patenelon. 7 Royston and Ilitrhin, 14 1 43 lb., 6s. to 6e. 2d. ; Welsh, 4s. 10d. to ss. ; Irish, fine ~.,,,r h, ,h Cop „„ r co. their pipers will be stopped at the post, and an expensive E. lootoombiro Now, Si Scottish Central, 284 71 qualities, Is. 105. to 55.; general qualities, 4s. 9d. to y 7,,,,,,,,,,, „„1 - i, rnottation for liliel commenced. It is now well known E. 13 siontahlea 7 4 Shrews. and Birm., A, Sf 44. 10d. Beans, English, per quarter, 60s. to 63e. ; r. (Menne miaow 4484 3 .35° 1 5 CLYDE, June 30.-Sailed : Chevalier, Barbadoes ; High- sit • Exeter VeoviL & Dora, 11 4 lb. do. B, 24 Pigeon, 52e. to 645. Scotch and Irish, per 430 lb., 4 1 5 e. to Minn Winnuns, NevWe, sod Ca here, that the philanthropic act of Mr, Eynard, in paying ,„ ~,,, „„ 4 . South Staffordshire, I d Vivian and Sous 553 the intenst of the Greek loan, was neither more nor less '''",; o 7,7,:ad v,„,,,, , 14 s. E. & Dover New (De. at 321.) 465. Peas, English, per quarter, white, 565. to 60e. ; n .„,. ~ , r , 00. SO .......„ 7,G41 II 0 LIMIItICE, June 30.-W.-Arrived: Jane May,Baltimore. de lien en intrigue of the French government, to wean from us Gt. R. &W. (Irelond), 304 No. 1, 21 do. and Irish, grey, 00s. to 51s. Flour, per 280 lb., " mhdatt e k °me O M - Our geed opinion of the English government. Mr. Ey•nard Greet Western, 171 Is Do. New fie. at 331. 6s. Sel.), English and Irish fine 645. to• 565. ; superfine, 665. notations. 2,266 t 30,406 10 6 LONDONDERRY, June 28.-Arrived : Superior, Philadel. de aese r pabl a farthing of his own money; he was merely the Da Quiliteva. 15 1 17 3 N 0.2. 17 to 6Ss. ; extra, 58s. to 6 ; 0,.. Oatmeal, per load of 240 lb., - phia. Sailed : Clara, Philadelphia. ad S. Took., Don., and Goole, II Irish, new, 1846, 4 ts. to 475. ; old, 425. to 41s. ; Canadian, Hors.- BOROUGH MARKET. - Two o'Clock.- DONEGAL, June 29.-Sailed : Countess of Arran, Quebec. th agent of the French government. The Rodney has sailed Do. New, 7 n t ek,,,o Woterford and feilkenny, 6 old, 421. to 445. Bran, per 24 lb., Is. 10d. to 2s. Menrs. I'attenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the OFF FAIR Janssen, June 30.-Paulina, Borden, for St. qu for Malta for provisions. The Albion and Vanguard still I n e n n2°B 51'd : '' a ' 5 3 West Riding Union, I p ~ Brighton, &S. Coast, 5 I remain in Phlierim Bay. The French squadron is cruising L ee. gN . s", nig t Windsor, :Gaines, &S. BT., 21 p Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Cenadian, free, red, 10s. to accounts received this morning are decidedly worse, from all Petenburgh. no in the waters of Egina. The Triton is ordered to Toulou. Do. Fifth., LI York an•l Newcastle, 39 10s. 3d. ; white, 10s. 6d. to 10s. lad.; United States, red, Do. 10/. oh., X. dr 8., (B), 111 Do. New, 161 17 10s. 3d. to 10s. 6d. ; white, 10s. Del. to lls.; Dentsic, D e do. (C), 75 Dn. Pref., 121 I mixed and red, 10s. 3d. to 10i. 6d. ; high mixed, Ils. A VERAGES, PROM THE " LONDON GAZETTE" Or LAST NIGHT. th GERMANY.-11 I 9 ; -ARMSTADT, - UNE _B.-The be/491011 D e. N ew. 324 London & S. Weston, G 671 Iferk and N. Midland, Se Do. E. ft W. Riding Ex., 21t to II s. 3d. ; Lower Baltic and Ilambuig, red, 10s. 3d. to WHSAT. ' BABLIT. , OATS. RYE REAMS . Mut. ex of the Diet was closed this day by the Grand Duke in person. Do. Tenths, Co:sot., 57 'tor., Toulome& Cette Con., 21 10s. 641.• white, 10s. Od. to Ils.; Itiga and Petenburg, DOITILICITS. Oneness AVM's.. , Unarms Amuse .61sertors Ammar Uts. Amu,. itemermm amen. 0... *swage th Cof France ;Gr.& Vier., 04 red, 95 . . 9d. to 10e. ; Archangel, M. to 9e. 6d.; ose. peke. geld. pries. I era. prise i std. Prise- W Ol3 It 2 V , •His• WI6, th EGYET.-ALSXAN !IRIS, JUN E 19.-The work at D ''' ner7Pl , a s .l ill • , Kilts., Yon , 5 Ceylon, i Odessa, common, red, 9s, Gd. to 9s. 9d. ; Polish, 10s. L on e. n - 11•33 94 4 18 - U ---- 1761 23 4 6 - 7 -- ii t- 17 - f - 52 4 94 67 5 hs the 1 arrage is proceeding rapidly. Fifty theusand men Um Man and Laxis, 1041 3 1 Ditch Rhenish, 4 to 10e. 3d. 1 French, Spanish, and Italian, red, N. 9d. Uxbridge employed. The pacha has recovered the shock occasioned Do Tuirds, Reg. 48 . Namur end Liege, 41 4 to 10s. ; white, 10s. 31 to 10e. od. ; Bennet and !deviance Ewes 4115 93 3 li 47 - 1.5 32 1 199 31 7 • hy the death of his son, Hoisein Bey. It was end that he Man., Box., and fiat, a d Nortlurn of France, ihi i poli, red, 10s. to 10s. 3d. ; Egyptian, tes. to Bs. 3d.; Hertford-13re Orleans and Tordeaut, 6 340 1111 0 6 63 12 31 ... ... 34 55 8 • 2 00 3 - intended to take another trip to Constantinople, but it now 61 101 . 110 . 12330 ,, , Mnliterranean, &c., hard, ra, Os. 3d. to 9s. Q. na ` l" '6 haannine I Paris and Strasbourg. 41 Oxfordsnlee atoms that he is using to Leghorc : two steamers are ready. p . ,...:`,f r ew.. iii. 4 1 Sambre and Metwe, 71 Rye, per qr., Baltic, nte., 665. to 60s. Barley, per 601 b., on, e nn a nee 90 s I se es iS 59 4 ' . , ... be The 21st is fixed upon as the day of his departurc. The pacha s e , e ',. c d'0, 7 ,,i,,,k, 794 Mi. to Gs. 3d. Oats, per 45 lb. 4s. 10d. to se. Beene, norysisfra will not proceed to Europe until the return of the steamer ' LIVERPOOL SALES, Jets 2. per quarter, European, 475. to 505.; Egyptian, per 4801 b., emirey ..... 1075 92 9 464 12 31 ... ... , • • in frent Constantinople. There wu a steady market to-day. as. to 38e. Pea., per qr., Baltic, &c., white, 535. to Gin. ; Kent 1617 91 3 &I se 03 34 1 ... ... ii. 51 i 0 iu 50 o a a Chester n Birk., 401 York and Near. Pref., 41 Canadian, 575. to 586. Indian Corn, per 4801 b., 408. to 465. ib an ' a la n. : "' - -- Eistern Counties, 11/ Ambergste &E. 122., II IMO 66 7 3 30 1121 28 91 60 0 in MOP.NING CONCERT AT COVENT-GARDEN. - Yester - mi n . s, (a s , qrs., 171 Birk., Lan , & aeon J., 1 11-18 Indian Meal, per barrel of 1961 b., 20s. to 21s. Flour, Po' Dornetshlrt 52 - 0 tll day there was a second morning performance at the new Lon. anrl N. W., 1824 Mr. Ik Oxford In., 71 barrel of 1961b n Cenadian, sweet, 369. to 375. nUnited States, Desonsbire 349 98 5 23 61 145 16 I ... ... - ... Black., (littera', fit N.W. Pref , sweet, 365. to 378, ,• United States and Canadian, Pour, 31s. Cornwall l7B 93 8 108 31 72 30 ... ... Cevent-garden Theatre, at which all the stars of the Italian Do. gm., Im P 21 4 to 325. Arrivals from the 29th June to the Ist July, in• lloinewetshire 452 91 9 146 61 141 30 ... ... 28 a5 ... 7 ' company made their appearance. The " Stabst Mater" of 33a nn . a r ag t tf e r , 23 P Great Northen, II 7311sive, into Liverpool and Runcorn , Wheat, 7,105 qrs. ; Mnamouthehir• a. l7O 92 6 ... ... ... •.• • ... ... Iksolti woe again perlorrned in the most admirable manner iZ . . , , 2d. „i„ , ,,,,,, , , Holders. C. and R., 921 • Gloucestershire - ... ii 59 - 3 1 ::: - ta and the greatest effect. Th. re was afterwards a miscalls- N e , a„t e w, he fin, 9-18 I Leeds and Dewsbury, 5 Barley, 115; Malt, 503 ; Oats, 56; Peas, 203 ; Indian Corn, „___,„,_ en. ,__ ....... 1811 96 5 ... ... ... ... ... ... I ::: ::: fit neon, selection cf vomit pieces from the operas now perform- )41diaal, 1314 Leeds & Think New. 4 a 12,214 ; Indian Corn Meal, 1,70 G barrels ; Oatmeal, 263 '; a a a ra r ,l 4 ' a ,'""4` 44 % . _ •-•-- sll4 93 8 le 87 1 ... ... ' ••• ••• ins at tLis theatre, and, lastly, Beethover's " Battle Svms 80. New 501. sh., 41 Matlock and. 11:001and Jn„ 1-16 p-r sacks ; Flour, 160 sacks, 12,961 barrels. Salop WI 93 3 • ew 34 3 N. hilairorilebire, 3l 1 PLY sOUTH, JULY 1.-Our market to-day was exceedingly Stanbrdadre - l4l 91 0 •-• -0 8 4t 1 ... ... ... ... phony -a piece which, with an our venentieo for the Newmetse Leann. i . : , ..N e, a . p N. Wale. Mineral New, 1-16 114 84 5 ... ... 42 39 0 ... ... dull, the weather continuing fine. No sales of Wheat were F asn ' hl na__ - B4 37 7 ... _ ii 56 - 2 - - It illustrious author's memory, we hold tea ba utterly unworthy „ Nen " . n ' '; ' , neh l e . • ` 7 Leicester aod Bedford, 4 U 4 92 9 .. ... of his genius. The greater part of it Wan It Mere hubbub, a ''''''"`-'l'"ap , ' . ui Do - N Li rem as Booth. New Nte wide, and prices may be considered nominsl ; and the same 4. arat ri tire lmo 90 2 ie 48 o 365 37 e ... ... re 81 10 1B 54 - 5 , Smith eastern a. ser, ew, v., , ~ confusien of noises (among which the clattering of watch- No. 4, 4 W. Loneathire), 11 with Flour. Leicesterebire 1156 94 8 28 60 0 163 37 3 ... ... 180 63 1 10 54 0 si , Mere' rattics was the meat prominent) almost sufficient to MANCHESTER BALES, Jet , 2. RIPON, duty 1.-We had a fair attendance of sellers, but Northampton And), Notting.,Dont, a Eagan., I Liver., Man., ez Nese. Jin, 14 d few buyers at this day's market. The business transactions Rutland - • • ... ... .. ... deaf; n tlm hearer. There were indeed, some traits of in- I London, Man., and Mr., 72 were very limited, and the few sales effected were at a full Bedford ilk 9131 ii 51 - 3 2/3 SO 0 22 64 0 ... .- ... ... genuity, such as the intrnduction of " Malbrouk," in a 1 1 34° 3 Dirt Lan & Chnh., 11 938 d i Do. Ora, C. c/ Fl reduction of Bs. the qr. in Wheat. Oats were alro more ~,___M l Ze aaa t l n s-. attinorlow, and with dismal harmony, to indicate the defeat „, n na an? j e 71 a I Mom, Buz., Mat~ & Mkt, par •_ • Lam *Co m of the Tiench, and a write of fanciful varistions on " God n - j *;* 8 '-' it w 2 d Monebester and 1.6e6., 322 (late plentiful, with dull sale, at our quotetiens. Barley nonillion. Suffolk ...... ........ ackhum, 3 , ith., & . ~ save the King ;" but the whole affair was entirely akin to Do, peg. 25 3 p Ex.). i Beans flit, at • slight reduction. White Wheat, Ils. 6d. to N a ga,. " 3785 94 6 56 49 4 40 36 7 15 00 0 f 84 58 5 - _ ell ' fie &Worenter, Ilid Do. rim,. (late w. It. U.), 12s. ;ri d, 10a. to Ils. per bushel ; Oats, 335. to 384. per qr. ; tosa l gaufin 11123 88 6 24 49 4 462 31 2 ... ... I 198 61 7 ... ... Ot the astounding battlemieces of the promenade concerts. Derby, bta rd. /HI 94 1 33 52 1 431 31 11 . . ... I 134 1.0 4 Yee tenesshire New Hata Meek- 1 9-113 p Beats, Bs. to Bs. tid. per bushel. Notts. - THE DAGENHAM NIURDEIL-Yesterday informs- hem It Preston), per Man., fuser, & vo. Qr., 2 1 3 Yeetahleo -.. 4610 89 6 63 81 II 1080 error ' 6 74 8 , 471 59 2 11 115 - 0 P‘ et e 1 a SCARBOROUGH, JULY 1.-The trade for every article of ,_____,,_ L m 283 714 92 7 - - 164 39 4 ... .., I; (10 61 6 ... ... , a . lion was received at the chief police-Olice, Great Scotland- Effinteamli and 01. 9 11 0 . 'N i b 171 '6'o Sh'lll'Ut a 8 1 3. ' 16 5-18 p Corn to-day is quite lifeless. Some samples of fresh-thruhed w = r ,'"T eht7... IS &I 8 3 56 4 112 39 10 .. Yard ' tra m the constabulary at Derby, that they had sue- Meet., Pre., & W. 142., 11 d N. Strifoedshire, _ Wheat and Oats were offered, but the hohlers refuse to lower g ew b ee u e d .... ••• ••• 410 19 9 132 60 8 164 42 3 . 4 80 - 0 ! ._ .. cetend in apprehending Issec Iliekton, late a policeman in eimetorrand Dtontrios, i p N. C.orinlies 4n., 2: d Oldham Alliance, I piece in proportion to the fall in the leading merkets. Flour Northugeemma_ 64111 80 0 7 36 0 7641 40 1 10 71 0 , 1 2 64 0 lei osTh bi the If divi•ion, who, t h 'h W P ' t'n H7nt I Man ' It & e l 3 1 5 oget. er wit . arsono, Bolton i 2) , A .. 21 p PM. 8. Wylie, 38 has lowered ss. to Gs. per sack. Wheat is selling at from Durham- - 715 68 5 86 37 1 I 5 54 10 ... „. 01 the same corps, Winds charged with conspiracy and perjury To. le , rd• 3 ' l p Knuth E. and Dover, N 0.4, f d 10s. 3d. te 1 Is. 3d. per five stones. Oats, 175. to 18d. per wale. 4ll 88 2 ! ii 3i - 1 211 30 0 - - lo at the inquest held upon the body of 0. Clark, murdered on Lee In Demi.; and Man Beaches S. York., Don., kr., par I d stone. Barley, 48s. to 565. per quarter of 32 stones ; be- - -I- -, - ~,. the 28th or June, 1846. . Delves, 3 p I Leeds and Think Pref., i d . Imperial Weekly AVl4ll.B*. OW al 4 1419 82 4 , 10570 $3 11 76 0 - 4 irli NU 61 8 1 211 if II IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—FRIDAY, JULY 2. The LOAD CHANCELLOR took his seat at five o'clock. PUBLIC . commirrEE.,.—Poor Reikf ThifsrciZat (Ireland) ; Peor.laws Admtniagratica ; Trustees Relief; Bilis. REPORT.—Clergy Gilbert" Bill. THIRD RlADlNGS.—Qualification of Peers (Scotland) ; Ponien. gen dot Anteadment ; Pollee Clauses ; Bilks. ROYAL ABSENT. The royal anent was given by commission to the follow ing bills Naval Mutiny, Naval Prisons, Royal Mariam Service, Quakers and Jews Marriages, Masters in Chancery, Hatha and Waahhome., Corn. wall Railway, London and South-Western Railway (purchase of Earl Ellesmere's Interest), Vale of Beath Railway, General Terminus sad Glasi ow Harbour Hallway Branch, (Imamate and Dean Forced Rail. way -SonMuction of Do* East Lincolnshire Railway (Deviation at Boston, and Branch to Great Grimsby and Sheffield Junction Railway at Grimaby), An:Margate, Nottingham, and Boston, and Eastern June. clanßailway (Alteration of Line and Branches into or ncar the Town of Nottingham), Llyravi Valley Railway Eaten. 'ion, Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway Act Amendment and Branches, Bristol and South Wales Junction Railway and Aust Farm Caledonian Railway, and Glasgow Garnkiek, and Cambridge Railway (Branch to (Haggai. Srction), Caledonian and Durobartonshirelunction Railway (Deviation between Duntocher.lane Works and Bowling), Midland Great Western Railway of Ireland, Newry and Enniakilien Hallway Act Amendment, Newport, Aberga venny, and Hereford Railway (Deviations), Herne Bay and Canter bury Junction. London and South Western Railway (Widening, .ke,), Dundee and Perth Railway (Alterations and Exteasion), Ilankhead, and Ballston hired Railway, Great Western Railway (Branch to join the Wert London Railway). Eastern ()aunties Rail way (Malden, Witham, and Braintree Railway Purchase), Great :leathern and Western Railway Extension (Portarlington and Teta mont), Norfolk Railway (Branch from Wymoodham to the Norwish Extension of the Ipswich and Bury St. Edmund's Railway, and the proposed Thetfmd and Reedham Railway, near Dim), Glas gow, Barrhead, and Madam Direct, and Glasgow Southern Terminal Railway. Amalgamation, Southampton and Dorchester Railway, New Forest Deviation and Branches, Lowestoft Railway and Harbour (Alteration near Itercham), Norfolk Railway (Yarmouth Extensions), Dublin and Drogheda Railway Branch from Cavan to Hells, Southampton and Dorchester Railway (Weymouth Branch), Swansea Valley Railway, Manchester and Lincoln Union Rail way Deviation, Manchester and Leeds Railway (Branch from the Hudderatteld Railway), South-Eastern Railway (North Kent. and Bricklayers' Arms Junction), Liverpool, Crosby, and Stour port Railway and Branch, frond, and Nevrtyle Railway, Icondon and North-Weatern Railway (Newpmt Pannell, Olney and Welling. Branch), North ittafforehhire Railway (Alterations and Broaches), South Wales Railway, Derbyshire, Staffordshire, and Worcestershire Junction Railway, Dublin and Belfast Junction and Narita Branch Railway, Baton, Stairford, and Birmingham Railway (Peterbonsigh and Thornly Line), East Lincoln. 'hire Railway (Louth Navigati n Purchase), London and North-Western Railway (Coventry and Nuneaton Branch), London and South-Western Railway (Aarlover to the Ilishopetoke and Sallabury Branch), Manchester, Sheffield, and Lineolmhire Rail way (Branch to Brigawor dab York and Newcastle Rilway, and Wear mouth Dock Enlargement, Midland Railway (Leicester and Swan ninaton), London and North-Western Railway (Atherstme and Whitacre Branch), Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and radioman Railway (Amendment and Deviation. and Branches), Birmingham and Wol verhampton and Stour Valley Railway (No. ), Shrogshire Colon Railways and Canal Lease to the London and North-Western Railway Company, Swansea Docks, Croydon Commercial Gm and Coke Com pany, Dunfermline Water-works, Falmouth Water-works, Maeduff Harbour Improvement, Warkworth Harbour, Loudon, (Ito (small DOM), Westminster and part of Middlesex hewers, Mad Building and Improvement Act Amendment, Bristol Commercial Inaurame Company, Wyndham's Estate, Low's Estate, Poyntageld's Notate, Horne's (Ferguson'.) Lstase, llMpon ,Hande's Eatate, Lcgh'a Estate; Bills. The commissioners were the Lord Chancellor, Earl Spencer, and Lord Denman. MILITARY PUNISHMENTS. Lord BROUGHAM, who spoke in a low tone of voice, was understood to cell the attention of the noble duke, the Commander•in.Chief, to a recent act of self-destruction, com mitted at Baßinioloe by a soldier of the 75th Regiment. This man had been accused of a very grave offence, no leas than that of giving a bullet out of his ammunition to a eel diet of the 7th Hussars, to supply the place of one used by the latter in tiring at the serjt.-major of his regiment. He (Lord Brougham) admitted the gravity of the charge, but what he wished to call his noble friend's attention par ticularly to, we. the extraordinary letter written by the officer commanding the regiment, ordering that the man should have his hair cut off, that he should be marched in hens ten miles to Athlone for trial, and threatening that he should be punished with the utmost severity. This order had such an effect on the unfortunate man's feelings as to cause him to cut his throat. He complained that such severe treatment should be inflicted upon a man previous to trial, and that he should be threatened with the severest punishment for an offence of which he had not as yet been proved guilty. The Duke of WELLINGTON said that the facts of the case were theme. A soldier of the 7th Hussars, by name Smith, fired at and shot the serjt.-major of his regiment, and the man alluded to by the noble and learned lord, a private in the 75th regiment, gave this soldier a ball in order to enable him to evade the ends of justice. This was a most atrocious act. (Hear, hear.) It was infamous, atrocious, and particularly deserving of notice in Ireland, where it was too much the practice of the community at large to enable the murderers to escape from justice. He thought that it was incumbent on the conimanding officer of the regiment to 'nark his sense of the act both to the regiment and the country; and he there fore approved of his having done so. The only fault he found with the commanding officer was, no; having stated in his orders for what the man was to be sent to trial, because he thus left it to be supposed that he had prejudged the case. The offence for which the man was sent to trial was not for being participant in a murder, but for either abstracting his own ammunition, or purloining that of one of his comrades. Lord BROUGHAM said that no murder h►d taken place, as the ma► had missed the serjeant major, and in his defence alleged that his gun had gone off by accident. All he com plained of was, that the commanding officer should have threatened the man with punishment provioua to trial. PEERS (SCOTLAND) QUALIFICATION BILL. The Earl of ROSEBERY moved the third reading of this bill. He said be had introduced some amendments to meet the wishes of noble lords, but he could not alter the provision respecting the oath as suggested by his noble friend on the cross benches (the Duke of Buecleuch). The Duke of BUCCLEUe:LI persisted in his abjection to the oath us provided for by the bill. A discussion followed, which was carried on in so low a tone as to be wholly unintelligible in the gallery. The Duke of BL CCLEUCH was understood to move the rejection of the bill; and the gallery wan c'eared for a divi sion. None however took place, and we were informed that during the abeence of the reporters the bill had been read a third time and passed, an on our return we found Lard BROUGHAM addressing the house on another measure. s~~: ~ ~ • POOR-LAN ADMINISTRATION BILL. On the motion that the house resolve itself into committee on this bill, Lord BROUGHAM objected to that provision of the bill which gave the chief commissioner a seat in parliament. The noble lord observed that there might be cases of wrong doing under the future administration of the poor-law, which, although not meriting the dismissal of the parties concerned, would justify and even call for parliamentary inquiry and consequent censure. The bill before the house proposed with that view the nomination of a poor-law board, one of the members of which was to have a seat in either of the two houses of the legislature, so that when it was necessary he might be present to answer for the conduct of his department. If this plan were to be carried into effect, it would be necessary to have an entirely new de partment of state quite separate from the Home-office, inasmuch as the Secretary for the Home Department would not be able to attend to the details of the poor-law administration. The objection to which this scheme was principally open consisted in the circumstance that it would at once convert the poor-law department into a moveable one, dependent on party divisions, end upon the parlia mentary ilia:north of the government of which it was • por tion. 'the poor-law would never have fair play if such a course was adopted, and the measure before the house would consequently be entirely useless. In stating the feelings which be entertained en the subject, be bad more than doubts—he had very strong objections to making the poor law administrators dependent on party arrangements or party votes. But if, on the contrary, it woe considered indis pensable to make the poor-law commissioner an adjunct to the ministers, thee the only mode of guarding against the evils which he had pointed out would be to constitute a member of their lordships' house the representative of that department in parliament. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said that the noble lord had admitted, what every person conversant with the subject had long been convinced of—namely, that the attempt to carry out the provisions of the poor-law independent of the parliamentary action of the government, was an utter impos sibility. Had it been possible to establish the poor-law ad ministration on so high a basis as to render it quite indepen dent of vulgar criticism, and to enable its functionaries to defy the abuse of their assailants, he far one would have been deeiroua to adhere to the original principle laid down for the administration of that law, and merely to have strengthened the actual institution in such a manner ea to give it the force re quired. But past experience allowed that such a hope could not be entertained. Much of the stream of attack directed against the poor-law authorities as now constituted bad been founded upon the imputation that they acted in the dark— that they were a mysterious tribunal—that they were not exposed to criticism, and could not openly be challenged for their acts like other departments in the state. He believed that many of the attacks which had been made would never have been directed, at least to the Mlle extent, if the officer at the head of the poor law hail held a seat in parliament; but if made, he could then efficiently, promptly, and completely refute them. Though he was happy to my that but very few acts of the poor-law commissioners had been made the subject of cavil, yet when explanations had been necessary, they had been given by circuitous proceed , ings, after necessary and great delays, and not with the same effect that a minister could give on the instant of the attack in his place in parliament. Then came the question, whether the minister so appointed ought to be in political connexion with, or in the confidence of, the government of the day ? Looking at the history of the establishment of the Board of Control, and at the delicate functions exercised by the Secre tary for the Home Department—functions equally important with those of the administration of the poor-law—he was firmly convinced of the policy of the proposition now pro posed. He hoped, therefore their lordships would not hesi tate to go into committee and eater upou the consideration of the details of this measure. Lord BROVUHAM observed that he had omitted to men tion a further objection he had to the proposition, which was that with every change in the government there might pos sibly be a change in the eyetem of administering the law. Lord STANLEY felt that the question was beset with the most serious difficulties. Among these was the risk of un settling the system pursued in this department with every change of government. It had been found, in framing the original measure, to be absolutely indispeneable to invest the poor-law commissioners with powers of • most extraordinary character—powers of making orders and regulations which were to have the force and effect of law ; and that being necessary, he felt now that direct parliamentary reapmed bility of the authority in whom those powers were vested was the best and only cheek upon any possible abuse of those important fun, lions. (Hear, hear.) H. thought this would net only be a protection to the poor, whose