The Express. — London, England, 1847-05-22 00:00:00

_~ O (' • a ._• c ec Gazetri.(4 4 " 4 11i AMIN! .-.-..-7---Z-- , Z -z--• _ lea: ~~ -; to looks say, ..d If say, whet altimilsos third., tome. groat 61% th /opium/se rbl_elt hao tikes plass is tie mode is, COLIIIIWIEWS Prise l& awl ._ . ( .„ ►hi an 01. .W-0•Imill="-Cter eirs 4 =. .) -r o , m , imitimite 1., C itiiiiir e i 00 , 6 4t i1i ' -9tr. • 1 , c :NM 1. 71 . • ' ' ' ....."'".4. 7 , Itt tilia 1111{: ' 114 . ' LATEST . INTELLIGENON. THIS DAYPPlgeaderd 4 ;; ‘ The Monads" Parities re 42 tabled the following news from bast. • “By the Indian mail, arrived Waldirsellbossithe lath hist, the following was teed ved by telegraphic : despatch in Paris yesterday; the 20di butt "The scannas brought by the Indian mail ems • anon ti the 14th of April, They aitisommie that Leed mobilo had arrived at Simla en the 27th of Marti., Sir Frederiek Currie had arrived at Calcutta on the. ht of April, and had taken service IS third Member of the council t , Sir Willoughby Cotton, Conisimader-in.Chief of . the Bombay army, had arrived at lie post, and had . Immediately taken the command. "A grant of 6001. per annum, for the establish.. t ent of schools in the army , had been made by the Governor-General. " At the date of the latest accounts the Punjaiib wee perfully : tranquil. Nothing new had occurred in Affgnui.i tan. The death of Akhbor Khan was mull attributed to palms. Serious diram had broken out at Oude and in the neighboarieg Matrices.' Complaints had also reached of the goverment of ee Nizam." IN the Haase of Commons last evening, as is anal before a hoe mew a of questions were pat variety o. to the Grverannet with reference to the programs of public Imagine" Ind the prolmbility, or otherwise, of venom mown, pulsing in the preeent seesioarL answer to Mr. Brim AY, the 011atreat.Lon of the . ' KTCREQFER stated that it was not his intention to pr apse the repeal of such portions of the Sugar Distillaies Bill, as prohibited distillation at the aims time from sugar and grain. He was glad to be able to report that three large distilleries, one in Glasgow, another in Dublin, si third in London, had commenced working from mmsr Sine which pr .ved that there were not the prac tical - =hies ex;sting, with respect to the change in the article distilled from, or complying with the condi- S b ad of the act, as ad beets suggested.—Sir Gamin Garr, in answer to Mr. FERTAAND, on the subject el the alleged sale of the body of a deceased pauper it eld, stated that no representation had reached the Home Offese on the subject, or •it would immediately have been attended ti, beither did he believe the statement that mar such report was current in the town in questims. --Lord MOMPET/I, in answer to Mr. Msexustrog, replied thrt he despaind.of being enabled to bring in* tibial On the subject of interlineal tneerment.i, in the abnt, but had confident anticipation. that he should le to deal with it in the next session of paths-. mat —The Soucrroß-GEriaitst. for Ireland, in answer to Mr. STAFFORD O'BRIEN, expressed it as his opinion that the county bonstitneneyof Ireland would not be disqualified •ftWitt exercising the elective ' franchise, by receiving relief ander the Poor-law Bill, and with respect to lirorough constituencies, there was . no provision on the subject made in the Reform Ad, which no doubt arose from the circumstance that at the time that act passed there was no poor-law for Ireland. The only analogous ease was that of re ceiving support from charities, and that had been held as nut tending to diaqualifieation.—The CHAN cmiLom of the EICHEQUIR intimated his intention of proposing a further vote for the relief of Irish diatress, en Friday the 28th inst—Mr. Hobo gave notice of his intention, immediately after this recess, of bringing the affairs of Portugal, as connected with Bntish interference in the Tagus, under the notice of the hew*. —The adioarna debate -on the Poor-law Administration Bill was resumed by Mr. BORTHWICIC, who was followed by Mr. )lianas, Mr. Escorr, Mr. WsirtEr, Mr. VILLIERS, Lord J. Ms/tarns, and Sir I. GRAHAM, when the hoar divided; the second read ing being carried by a majority . of 178, there appear ing 218 in favour of, and 42 against the motion.—The Prosecution and Seduction Bill was red a tint time. —The report of the Passengers' Aiiit'Ameadasentall' seißieated some disoussices, atter which the honie adjourned to Friday next, the 28th fast. MECRLENBPRO SCTIWICRLY.—The Grand Duke of Ifeeklenbarg Schwerin bas given orders that all grain im =el by sea to the ports of Rostock and Wismar shall be duty up to Sept. I. LEtr,tc, MAT H.—The distarhanoes in the Grand chy of Posen have wariced *masher appestrance. The demises _ of •proisier ~ram alte,. raltreelect attempts of alt . persowe. - The Messralsainsiandleg la Peen has lasi a wry energetic reimatioa, in "Stich notice is gives, that whoever *all • be• lams he arms or offerieg singse shall be lsoiwodbWely Isms* before a mart-martatemiallme, „ • • ARRIVAL OF THE ARCH/EAR CONSTANTINE Op RCBSIA, —A few minutes after 10 o'clock this morniag, the Birk Erie (Admiralty steam yacht), Master - Comm a nder Cookarrived off Woolwich-dockyard, baring oa hoard hie imperial highneos the Archduke Coostanriao of Russia, mead one of the Emperor Nicholas, and suite, sod Lord High Admiral of the Rittman Navy. The Black Eagle left Rot ttlAgro ehor:ly after ormayesterday, and nude a favonrahle rto Worwtoh. The Hon. Capt. Pelham accompanied ef; oial highness to England in the Black Eagle. Sir J. J.Oordou Bremer, C.ll, onatmodore of Woolwich-dockystel, accompanied by Capt. Hall, of the Dingo* steaw-sloop, and Kr. Soo. Dyer, went off in the barge of the William and Mary yacht, which was steered by the flag-lieute nant of that nowt His imperial highness isms direly entered the barge, and larded under a royal salute from a battery of royal artillery, which wait stationed on the wharf . Amongst the group of dia.' tmentihed persons who were in waiting to receive the Arch duke, were Sir Time Doter neon, Calunandaith of Woolwich Garment Brigade-Major Burke Cu Capt. Tylden, B A ; the pnncipol Sectetary to the Raritan Emboss? (who accompanied Sir O .nien Bremer in the barge of the William and Mary), lit. The guard of honour and bend of the Royal Marines were smtiooed at the wharf, under the commend of Capt. Johns. His imperial highness and rite, on hutding, almost immediately entered the carriages which wore in waiting front Mivart's Hotel, and proceeded to London. The Blade Eagle has brought over the travelling carriages and bareage of the Archduke, which will he landed at the dockyard, at high-water. REPORTED DEATH OF MR. O'CONNELL—Adrift, from Genoa, dated 12th instant, state that Mr. O'Connell had arrived in that city on the previous Friday, and had been attacked hr an ilium so serioua, that he was confined to his bed at the hotel Feder. Two physicians (or a Orono, and the other an Englishman) conearted in saying that although he might have rallied, his constitution was so enfeebled that it wan tea t:ell par** for him to farrow a long time. This int, themes prepared us for the melancholy tidings of his diem:Matra; and the filiondoral of last see aloe emotes frdm the ifoßiMor of Thursday the following announcement: "They write Ern Nies that O'Conn,ll died on his arrival at Gear." The communi cation beers no date; - and Yr. O'Catussll had arrived at Genoa five days when the ; advises above referred to left- Brea. The news, their**, is probably premature, and reds corroboration._ --- The following hoe opaline! Ice the Arne r this day: • "We are inromipt et a poiygo blu e , this momiag. from Florence, dated May 13, by - which We are - enabled to at at rest the anxiety of Mr. OToonelter friends respecting the above report It gives in phonon * state that Mr. O'Connell was then on his way to Rose, and ap parently *catered from the attack which sired him at Genoa. The writer says : Mr. O'Connell and hit son, Mr. D. O'Conaell, jwn., with the Bev. Dr. Mir, and his private phyatian, have arrived at Legator, from whence they proceed by the steamer to Clair Vecchia mid Rasa, Wheat he is to remain • short time ; shit which he coma to Florence to pan the summer months at a villa.' " POST-OFPICE NOT/CE.—EXPRZSI TO INDIA.— Yesterday the following notice was issued and allied at the General Post-ofiltte 'St. Martin's le-Grand —"'the Postatastemmtieral, having been Informed by the directors of the Ernst India Crapany, , that ea ad Air the fat of June next, peters. in this eximay may SWIM& waiWatl , oarreapondence by the goventaisrl err* , *fflA .Pemba' to Cslc and Madras, all perrageo dedross ',maw, themselves of this privilege rim be required to mark mos the coven of %reinter' the worts, *By eapr Rem Bombay,' sad in abiltior to this .speelal adders, ifinfil be seormity that al heir intended to be forwarded by rn way of Southampton, should be so eodatetd r hitherto., The postege to be charged in India on the of letters Nat thio express willtio n ie addition to th e ordinary inland leis, one Ill_peiler *arty hirer Wet grennabeff halr• lea in ' Badislallangiaralaltalas •thrersh be snored ha rear* two menterapens as Or ardirry rate of inland postage; on all .them hrolfroto a Waage of five rupees each will be sir IP news- Orr .fu be received by the exprer twee tibia 'weight. On e o o h s sa d Tamer M ' lenient to half out aurae avoirdupois; and a rupeelll.lll. in British ; Matey, THE SKIN FACTORS AND BROKFRIL.-.-The deCigiefl dike Coon of Aldermen, in the ease of "Corrts e. Goad and I tpr,.illLe'ietnattheofit Coen of Aldermen, after wl II it i Lao, of Alderman Farehrother to bring f"ru..1.1 Ow 6 line ing motinn : "That it be referred to an I Pet Cid e, n?mit.ee to ctn.:der the term, of the brokers' tetd at d the ~rinds rules and regulations now in furze, for the purposed seetztairdag whether it isexpEclisot and proper . , . • rielpticiillD aiteli. ,. :Ve r foiloteini IN, • " • L t Ai had liars ::rligilll or Seaman —Win. at hit Good left Ilk an all Won ~se plea*, ~, • ileilsibig eheleyea , hen inetpresert the healer ii . --'' lihg eet tithe It4aehnekeheeent OM hie Oda Imo int teetnise et pleaty_ent alluteihnt . The gr, . . Hiatt at bleu& 'rib beast the wheat 1 M the hat fehnleht Os ay aid -,i, resterkahly hearkety the the* • . "•' the Week amok aM sittlit gonad will 1 Ms ere ail thee, algid la illeereasia that. tethetanet. _bribe hew, et the vim item est hinhi AN the enethinbletinew L et the mar. who - raltleatell let MP, Mae. lame. her hat ateemettnietter'lline i but tine sad will reassaltiorleralthelesi hearatof skeet ie li weekles, The eas ma r=4 iet elate Wi g er. aillently aesellosaL win by the mil neit.seti. hut of the lenCtlnet Sam ear ether eintenntenee. : The rani rah i....• , . i . v. .1 n a and from the peletehnd sheet elidhanill nail mating, =UK be psi. Pees ail Una ate lama a ml healthy in the kat, entalmellehireleents the nee. ' The eleven: MO WSW Web* soave, eel the Helm rye grain is elfortliar thisliont awl mot earthing-het Veletas will be seedy he pentuine anti melee ia about • fortnight. The hely varieties of waft= at. lot appearing above rid :ths early pleated et the late rariethie will be ha ei. for dais. The leaf is snug and healthy, allegether wile emplane of lad year. Th. cold backward the pets* shoding until it was pet into r i en=seisellpil h fa et wirer, amid the heabe Ilea he used ,lIMINOT eat better able at • owlet any Gooks in the after shots of its growth. lossidately the gime is vhible do loodierikl be eat to work meths track uses lin hie eall . arils, Alislopi iiia up . :itiloat Iq.. The ee ti rZ Er= tisinee-i-Totatemne—gfe Woe had teethe, WWI Id wet harcealie eteetherialtennes talus mad war mi. the homer ehmeebat yeetieedenden, hat, we belie' bt se Warier saes% Tb. hay imp, raia at one e was almost deapedeegui h sow vaidenierampararively ail there is prarrestradas abandon supply vet . hireralda. laaetsaaMMYrr, die the lorry rel. WOO Ern, * am eb ae b o a r si lthe ine r mi lt d pie, P learaihsled be nose ine healthy apporasee, all' he plamtbetill thin, the promo ceilllis sr r , sad wiii do had' to net tie lest et •" trtmeahe Jtbsset Into lgt_ ............ items tiLoogolinve hee l s e xpereedwresnee'twir ever keown Wise is bettereersditim— ter Cheoniele. —BAN 1 , 14/11112.—Little can yet be said abOut the growing crops; hut, considering the safevourable spring which they have undergo**, they appear es pronesing as weld be ex posted. Both winter aed wisp wheetil are looking well. Potatoes are Isaiging very satisiotorily under aren4, but scarcely any althea have yet get through. Their progress is watched nerrowly, sod we hear no complaints.— LAM A Ritifftl 111.. —olitii Ira mad talilier sown this season then usual, and the land, fee= the 'tests of frosts, was .1.0 much reduced. The eohl earl becloud weather, with heavy railhead high winds does tt branded, have had the r ied effect of reeking the plants weak Welly ; but it is hoped we shell now have genial worths so put all right.-- Lis- LITIACIOWII IS tan. —Wheat, who sown after fallow, is thickly planted; but the plants, In general, are s oilier th an usua l. Wheat, sown oa potato deb* Is more backward, end not so well planted. Oats us thickly planted ; but where the lands are still undraieed, the brands are consider.bly hurt by the sold reins. Barley, where early sown, leaks well ; but where the sowing has been late, and the seed committed to the ground in a damp state, the appearance is rather in different. Beene an thickly planted, and the appearance strong and healthy where the land he. been drained and the soil good. Potatoes have been rather sparingly planted, owing to the failures of the two preceding years, the planers being rather afraid to risk central to a great extent, where eertaisy of a crop cannot be depended on.-- BOlne ROKIIIIIIIIL—The corn Wes a very long tine is branding this spring—much longer than anal whisk he. every appearance of raskin a later harvest than lest year. Wheat is looking very middliat in mast *map, sad is this on the ground, and does not appear to be stooling, but standing far too ereet. Kest of the petate.eite are looking very ill, scarcely giving the ground a greenialt hue ; bet the other kinds are looking batter. Barley is rmarant lacking fin, but its sickly season bee scarcely arrived yet. per and Beans are looking well. • PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. Too CLaftor Orreocas Bitt..—The bill primentad to the Beale of Lords by the Bishop of Look" end read a second time yesterday, provides for reolating proceedings in the ease of clerks in holy orders odbed ro Z egabast the ecclesiastical laws. and proposes to thiszekoreh Discipliner Aid of 3& 4 Viet., c. 86. It will not affect the effenese of heresy, fable doctrine, blestheisy, or etithea, whin' ate to be dealt with as WINO balm the Main of the 2 & 3 Wdl. tta g., he " tralsithieg the _powers of the High Court or wept. to his lishisty in Connell." All ether oilmen lea be takes theriessee of by the bishop of the aisles ip lertric& they eri esetthtted, even although the birder bdon to a place, amain, or preferment exempt or pecallar. When sock place, &e., is situated within the limits of two or More dioceses the Whip of th e cathedral ebiuth to with& sash place Mall be mirth in loon alto. =wit have jirlailides. Shedd owner bold is , Mithe no Inwpripn Dr lye eilMee Ism br kit of mid • be, theme& to the ' thidenterp its: It. Mit it). The bkbop thymus ea Into Say othesie charged— ea iimplaint of maypoles* cm his own mare stotion—to W' wade prelimbsary to articles being Sled in the Newsy of the diem*, and if the oasis: shall can oeist M writing, that it abaft take ppm in private, Ow bliboe 111 i7 pet ftTi ca lty ethic IMMO OIeXIIA to holy einem whom he ma asseleate,thre thinkers. is such Wised. ybe best adapeed for adting the truth, and by suominfng witnesses en both sides upon oath. No mensth advocate, agent, meth or proctor can be present at with =ego. If the offender in larking the math e di charge, the bishop may hothwith premethe him, su c h sentence to have poi slates law (4.,= to be brought baying IfisTINISOZII t uENSI en NSNINNIN • More then See years babes I. they &ether, a copy of which tabs demi op stemad 14 dais, bah» proceedings are taker. The sessept le meanly for paiment of costs, in map the semsed be found guiltless. If the estuary, benefices map lasequestersd tom costs of promotion (c. 8,7, and 8). Dleeeeaa.eesseiie for the papaws of this act to be lineal of dip dean, aca demies •,' iththeellor, sad canoes ; both bonerarf sad poi 4•Atike'Uria awl makeeeiters liken beet sleeted to seem le aossis. Is every' disuse where there me is moose nots-rwidelitiazy, pat prebendaries, rtaal deans abaft be mistithe of slash ammeft. The bilks, his vicargeneral, air his eammithry, with her mashers of he diocesan council (of whemtwo may be niallimal With 'paused), may foam a emit to try causes refereed from prall itinary inquiries', or when sone have takes plash Member' Of the council, age Weak to attend when idled as, at pain Of incurring um pssalties in essitethey (e. 11, 12, nth 17.) All question' of fort to be theided bye mojerity of the mart (c. lo.) No sentence to be valid ulahest the soment of the bishop (e. 18.) The dresses ponistabis by deprived= are, ' 1 le/miens or any fifthly ieessabsesey, *mammas or Weer indecency of life or coavessatios, thew, or essr Victim of trance or felony before any temporal mew, iv &a any other thee tee white by say law sow in hem E 4 men may be deprived. at is to be die m hold my ease se Amass, and every dark en de. er adjudged to be di spinach disabled shall be for ever disabled held any ethos oe he aloe, or to swath any teal figo ." nand is eppreetto the lideep Areas the nth* eases darned then gnat modal , is likely to fres the messed peefersiag the senior of the while the came - is. eater bthestipalies, be .i tempisatft @aspen& kit • kola the • theistly. C. may be hid hem dee deekicie under C. ...ID hthein Othsithe of the Privy Council, et width at. lead we bide" shell be present. The &him &cm wham, and fess wheseesuntimippeal Is mad e, may setts pesseet: bat se appal Obi lietheheat his trial. leave st i lt ; s ir; jer 2 o 9 7 . lr soma it who apped ...._,... a b s u tte giv e e l ,i the prolog et sweleoli% tee esmielisirelrr. *eyed till time after the dethaiselipsetthe sprat se th e bishop ibis& It, or be dial pimpose tbe meseepileg of such mid after tthappialhes been detsedisei._ When semtswe th ee shell be LW ereend if smith, the judg abd carmen of is meet then not hie ease until l e the appeal hariermheth (C. 21.)—1a Miss of emue. tar debt, w. lithipthep impost the fieumbent the sentimmee et the empaselseties, red appoint a (C. 35.) This bill emildid IS names. 004SITT ELECTIONS TO ONLY 0/111 DAY.—The Y the whole of a bill ' In to the Commons Worm Proths, Views and Sir Montague ; it t—PWbseede It is t that the time of se the pil it seesseed 'denim of knights of the shire ' be limited to am gay ; be it eueited, by the Queen's most incellent Mnesity, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Lin i al mi zieril, and Commons, in this present , and by the authority of the same, that at any emaired thetion of a knight or knights to thee in pantheist he any county, or for my either; peals • a theidee 'hi a county, the poll shall he kept open d . ' the 'day any (asy law or se So the contrary ); sad sash poll shall cont pewee at eight of the dwa r f' lbeesdit of the third day after the day had hr the nodes of emelt knight or knights, Sail the _polling shall nothie dense Hersh only, end no poll shaft be kept imm thee thew Mt intim that in the at. teensee. Provide(' always, end het elmated, that if reek third U ili shid a th e day of abides be demilay, deed Friday, orCb y, thee the poll shill take plash on the day nest follow each Sunday, Good Friday, or Chrinths day ; and if Chrithseaday fall wn a Saturday, then on the Monday following. And be it enacted, that this act shall net extend to Ireland." ' LUNATIC ASTLUNIL—A bill for the further amendment of the laws relating to county and borough lunatic asylums has been printed. Its chief object is to explain that the provisions in the Bth and Bth Victoria, c 128, extend to the am of cowries or boroughs hitherto unprovided with asylums for pauper lunatics, and that justices of such counties ot, bnrouebs shall be empowered to unite with any other county or borough, already provided with an asylum, even although the asylum shall be already the only reeeracle fur the =of two or more wanner eo uniting for such purpose to bear a proporCon of the earners of the establishment, pro (onto. By clauses 7 and 8 it will be no longer nec.s.sry to submit the plans, estimate., c mtract., or puranses of i.sflums for the approval of quarter ses•inns : the wirrtion ..f such plans by une of her :Oster') 's si cronies of stste, undi r his hand and seal after execution by the viiting justices of the counties or boroughs comensed being sal- • ljt - r.. . N - ••••11 , w -- *•••7 sit "'AWN No. 227.] LONDON, g,ATURD. alert: The kb *waft stmts. Ass poem Waft Abe** peepierese dr set co Weep. seds-sesse zi le mai Est efts'', woe *us th e asixisk saline isl H. sinks sit et *ajar:it" issessesittee qv' my aslant sesetelis autheri i ta 4 thir reldse Nit fosse, tat arrepeessesSereeds me altall bessilettot ja w inee sss s k =kr li sla . :;s=4. 4 o r . isellekeeSsellelelsemee Imo " wasZ aNaliPe selle sot *sew estorssesr le ut ui Z ils =utits porsed semi iseltiiesselletr tele pessieilkek esskisolse tsetse he illiairk COilfitEliClA 1. If MA RKETS. • • MOAY MARKET & CITY 1 r o'Cluek.—We have a Mill improving Mato 4_l l values. Colinas advanced early this morning to q i r hoth for money and account, and they ere now 871 to ing .., etewelt, and es likely for farther protein.. Tao i ms bare only erre on a quiet tease, however K , of the &menu °felony of the leading ' o read also because It ie seldom that extensive boldness entered upon in the last day of the week. Redatted Thew ore 851 to 85 • Three.and-a-Quarter per P,ents. 871 to 8. Exchequer idle are still no better than Is. disoinutt to la. i premium. Oar f reign market remain. nearly u before. Dutch Two and.a-11 elf per Ceara are, however. better, at 671 to 81f tsar Furs remain 871 to 85. Spanish Fiven are 225 Threes, 43j to 5. Portuguese, 33 to 4. Mesdeen, Peravian,,BB to 8. Sacrum Lyres, 35 to T. Daalsh, .Bl We lam little doing in then entwines. ' • Per the usual etleulations of the Beak pirpitopie . tlys ~ 4 P i e Ph . "Fl a - L - werwaiNeffiffir • '""e"!4W77417411 f l Silt 111;Z ten Pi . ring& pate eeet,,lllo. • ' Snorts. Ebel. Peee..lll4 Si 11 reemew,W4 RI! 3 per o. Demob exoe . VI i Leelortim Dow inAl ley _. : 104,111011 1014111. I per OE hearten Ihmea, ei e 1 per Cost 01.06 1 x, lee 90 11M c,. ms. timite,lo 3 Orme& De 4 Per O a en dim, I y leimd Bin, M It ar 04. Planemi, M 64,16 4 s w. c.,. Brazilian 8ee.,814 4 ear C.. Amnon at.., M 6 Ditto Nair, II 1 Peetworeeo•••. 3l 4 6pm IX DBeverityre4/610.11 5 &TR limbo Ili, ,DO 10 icta D Cullen Me .ID 1 • NIL ISi 5 I/I:ro Orlatetb. Der. Ms.,— II peell ' raWt UK. 111 4 Colenalan 14004. e DX, 1 Si , epaaldi Dribreed/Mx, 14 10 I per CI. Malik ISM, ID 1 I Spout* Pod. ale., 45 4 1 per Ci. Dwelt in vii n, ISt ll per Ct.7emeneela.lo4o. 17 1 4 per Ct Cern. Delve. 071 Si rreetoela Doter,,. DU, II II RAILWAYS.—The share market partakes of the improvement in the funds, and prices are generally better, with more confidence among the dealer.. The announce ment from Liverpool of the determination come to by the boards of several of the leading lines, and publicly notified, not to proceed with any new worka but what 'hail be absolutely nececoary, and to forbear from making any calls upon holler. at present, has given great cailsfaction, and contributed much to the better feeling in this market BALES EVioOTTED DP TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON. (Totten:ley', prise will he hood la Ineiler). Abeaten, 24 , s_ed Illy, lab, S.D. Ika &E. 1., Ili 1 1 ' • DMle‘ Mt, 1 d bet D Dated Dana, 161 16 lima 11111610Wirei, 4 • Biwa, Wier amilhaboy, 9$ 1 litelehd.new, 7.1 NI " Neolieetie lb Ihemitlt, 141 • ' C a i rre l e ZllatAleed, 10 Do. =4l 1. 6 Obeedee. IN I North Do. Per. 3 per CL 2, j p Do. Bitivec q Toth Eaten., 64 4 Do. Qameleee / a. 14f 74 North , 91 II gest De. 8 71 0000, Ws, & Wel" 13# Byrd 11 111 I Prost= ik Wpm Belem A. 11 o bie r 4e & Leardl. ar il Ai I =v .4 1 . 1 t i. 4 015.1 i N ew, New, tai lamps. liten., A, 81 11 Do. New, elf S. 111. sad Slaver, is 4 One. 'Wein% 106 9 De. Dew Se. USU.), Ne. I, 19 Do. Q 11 .9 LIS . . Do. New fle. 100, No. 4, 41, Do. PAM, 23 Wept Blasi Oak% 1 1 1 Do. New, 61 7 Wind., renbee,* &W 1. ee 61 6. i 1 Lea& & Think 19 Wilta, Ileveineet. alley MI De Prof., 6 per Ct., 2$ York & NevnerUe, 86 11 ' Lan., Brighten. & A Comet, 511 I Do. NM 14 D. Cm, klitetha lee Doe Pe 8111 • • Inn. &Greened* er g Teak &N. lea d, Ste II Lao. & N. %Worn, 17669 Do. lizaridee, PO Do.llre„ L. & 8., It Da. Prof., 111 1 Da FMK 141 all .11111 De. PA. eh-,H., 43 M e tlea.,o (0014,111 De, ieL sik, m. 8, a, 9,91 Celle. etPreparK&L Bler), til La. sad O. Weeteni, 614 Neelltwee enema 111 Do. Oer* 14 Pe-head Wee, 44 nyen and Dwelt.," Ilateak Beate, 14 't Do. Itthils (Dep.), & Leeds Iltowil i To Heweit mmy. Deese. Lades, eel 1 6 17VIIRPOOL SAL . Slur 21. The improvement in dip iiww of Thursday wee sus tained yams day : prima assif ad,' and very limle busi ness was dee*. • La reoll. Lameklw 1 11 =en, 148 . 11 I Ds also. .11 De. WM cillhe 4_ _ _ De. weor, me. t, 14 Mr. red rob L elh., Pete N. Detedb. New. 8., Dr= (late L 1114, i 4 Do. New, Da 4, 1 7.16 Do. (tete W. R. 0. ) .11 N. Bales ldiateral. liable, 114 p tien. l4: lreL, k Llotega Eliatthe, Amberge.e & Kea ie., 1 7.16 1 N.. & Oiford la, 61 6 Do. (hitt dB Womb, & SINE, North ntstreedshire, Ig Qrn 4 _ _ Nene Weptern, 3 Leeds and Me* Pref., 1-14 .Liv., Crosby, Isiloady I 31A.NCIIIDITLIt *ALEN Mar 21. The market was without perceptible change as to peha sl end business we. Ma, Web, Nett., Boston, a d 12. In.. Bud. it Kan. R. & C., 1 d 11 d Man.& Leeds .111., We Eat.. 1 1 , 41 Mark, OWL, kN. West., il d Do.rilthsi 11. kte W.0.),7.121 d E. lane. New, 111 d N. Buff edebire, 1 9.15 7-16 p .. Do. Berta 7s. d Otelham Balance, 7-16 4 Meet., Plt, & W. 67., 11 d 6 York.. Dena, &e., d Low s - 1 : 1 7., 4 & Bir. Quorums (C), Whintiale Data N. D.), 1 4 4 SIBIU:YORAM Then litieleimelter fell in th Loa tit. 7. QM. New. di Biro. &IL VAL, per IVA*. 9d. p Sneopehlve d LIMA Stl. not arse a email amount a rineILLIII eoetionol on the de lila iL d 11 S. 1"". a& ' IL d i ftlff. d S. ' ~ IC Oaks. 11Ia. a Ma d ' led. A dna. per BRISTOL SA The market was oharscul kengula r kiall It het Dean ales we turner e not Sehlet It `Sal Did, 3 d Da. llehi GeeetWano Rea. 31 p Do. MW 41 p Da. New, 12 i p - SALES, Sky F q - • r . - I'l9llrl • • • -s7 -- 77rowar NG, MAY .22,-alit. 1611* ttAwzakittis .4144-410 i. 1101:11 7 1511,14 , LLOW.-&-Kilist GU isaptovis. lye." Ns Wag, Ile spot, 112.; ad M MO sevatbs, V Ild. lip ' AM' II f I tioaTieTna Pit - stat I frAymellitiiett is meow A/rm. SG 19 O. eIIpIRY 07 793 1 00 . I Ctina t llnaldappor,l7Bteneliewt. Armand/ /KAI 17 Liaillun.-Awnie=zd .tlO4 10 9-Avense ?Mobs- le OORPA.VILS BY - WHOM ME ORES Wall POIRMAIII9. Tenn dew* AM 18 • :::: :: : and Co. l Onerit matem Siing 1111krms. and Ch. Pantar, nod Co. 478 . TOol tams RAM 17 Copper Creel, r sale realtmeasy nest, at Pewee's Heed, Truro.-Minra nod Pads.--Cconsols Man, 905-United Wan, 743-Tree own, 835-Perno Bt. Gimp, 406 -Searle ' Condon, 389 -Treviskey, 3611`-Wheel Cot, -Tn. tkellan„ 238 Comae, 2118-Grambler and ft Aubyn, 194-Par Consols, 140-Wheal Sisters, 133-Wheal Ellen, 100-Ting TIME( Consols, 96-Wheal Clifford, 96-- Wheal Andrew and Nangiles, 72-Barrier, 71-Budniek, 24-Wheal Prudcooe, 13-Wheal Catherine, 11.-Tot 1., 5,036 tone. Copper Ores for sale on Thursday weer, at Tyrekb Hotel, Camhorne. - Mines and Parcels.-- Vfheal Sacs, 636-Camborse V, ao, 558-Eut Wheal Crotty, 553-Tier croft, 416-Deleoall,, 354-North Pool. 340-South Wheal Baseet, 211-Fowey Cocoas, 247-Condurrow, 212 -South Wheal Pranois, 162-East Pool, 105-Wheal Buckette, 102 -Lanivet Consols, 100-Hanson Mines, 52-East 8•101, 44 -Godolphin, 33-T. etoll, 25 - Wheel Ruby, 18-West Basset, 15-Wheal Buller, 6.-Total, 4,221 tons. Corers Oars.-The follewimg era the magma by whom the Orel were pa:aimed at the Swamis eels et My 13th May item game& DOA Omer Oa. hem= andOe. 144 P. Graeae andfleas 14 9 aim IrlDpenk Neride, and ...... 4474......, 042 it Vlvlansald leas WlRlann, Parr" aldea. 70.14 9.921 9 Ibtel l, 881, 4 0 Copper Ores for sale, May 27: Clew s , , lls ; do., 11 8 4 78 ; do., 110 ; do., 106; do., 98 ; do., It de., 91 ; do., 82 ; dd., 131 ; d0.,57 ; d0.,51 ; de.,109.-Bereleneoo, 126 ,• d0.,106; d0.,94 ; do., 16.-Rnoetmahon, 118; do., 75.-Copispo, 95; do., 90.-Ballynaurtagh, 50 ; do., 45 ; do. 36 .- New Zealand, 33. -blelyford, 22.-Caaadiaa, 1.-Total, 2,002 toms. METALS.--GLaseow, MAT 20.—There le little tlttrottes to motto fa bar Motel motet AM Week. Pig keels MI Oak gee, ton the geoileatell pogo* on the sasasy minket (wide* is mere YR here We week man it has yet been), the price heed Mined a skade, Ind may be quoted 635. 6d, to 645. for 3-6th Na 1 and 2-sth Ne. 3, and 65e. to 641 e. foe all No. 1, f.0.b., nett cash, prompt payment. The makers are now in the market, but se the demand for ore gumption and shipment is considerably reduced, they will not be aide to quit any harp quantity of their stocks or prospective production at the shave quotations. CORN.--Dentops STOILTTORD, ‘ff . = A est OMNI WOW& f ° 1 1.. 1 I ;peke, 4.f sharer. Mama& Bina. (A), f d Da. da (IA), Ils d If Saa Atitifordablie., d N. w Staff lc Mimi V. J., I d 28. NAT 21. besinces done in shares, and - - HULL SAL thek,(litheroL &N. W.Pref., p OL N. IS& 37p. eau& t LaadaJat, ab.. as. 'a. IL . M. aft., 111. Neve. N. Nifttdi TAM% Us. p Mama kW% Jur, 275. 64. Nor& Western, 410. a UK Kay H. hid by the same degree of br some days marked, and the ak Mead Nam*, L,21. Mort =hrarile4 Mem York & 111 Num& &mar g I E ;as N. Whir& Es. 6s, reff.at4'. YOWL BALER, Mae 21. Great Northern, 1/ U. Ida. 94 Vert sad Neve.New, 131 N. Brltkh Rm. 31 U. MI. Ds Pref., 01 61. 4s. 6d. Do. Extrudes, 13s. 96. 14a. New. & her. New, 61. k. 61. 7s. DUBLIN BALES, Nov 20. Wat, Wex., Widdow, a l Celt and Hanks, 3 Scrip, lo New Km, Chrtow,k ILL In, EDIIIIII7IIO/1 SALER, Nay Kt Calotonlan New, 375. PAN.* Newport New, 365. 34k Dundee & Perth, 301 Edln. k Penh. 31s. Ses. 6d. Do. Quart es, 35. 34. Do. UN.* 4.04. 6a. id. E Lothian Coorat Va. EN. Cheat Northern, 411 s. 41a. FAR, Leith, k Gron.Qrs., Ils. N. notion gra, 711*. Id. a Northern, 161 Do. Neu Qrs. no., 14a 3d. 14.. Do. New, 374.11 d. Ms. Do. rilrds, 41e. Ns. GLASGOW BALM, MAT 90. Cakdonlan New. 37a. 01. Groat & of Madras, 1.. 191. Edda, & Perth. 30s. 66. Ns. 6d. Klbnar. and Aye Dtr., 13e, Do. New, 7s. Nana at Eluntbienpton,lo.6&los. Gles , Dos a Osrllsie, 3 N. British Thbdr, 43e. Glasgow, ad Aransas, Do. lks. New, 14e. Ild. 47.61. Pe NM (load PRODUCE.-ANTWERP, MAY 20.-Coffee 006- knots in good demand ; 2 000 bags Brazil have bees said for 01 1 20,909711 111121 1 0 . and a hose badness was done in St. Domisg , of whisk two mums (shout 10,000 begs) were al kr enlisamva r ee at 230. to 23te. A few hundred ' bags Batavia sold at 2610..- , Bogar: Om market -is firm, in ecooolistause of the rather Ifsvounthle r salt of tbs Dotal public saki ea the 12th kw. About 2,060 bozos yellow Havana& were placed at 1611. to 176. Thelma amtmatei, on tho 16th but., to Nearly 12,000 boxes Havana* In cheats Presume, and 6,600 bags 9,000 hose* Himuinab, 1,400 cheats, 7,600 7 2 and IMO; barrels Drawl, sod 8.600 bags in 1846 --Option easthisee doll. 100 Wes Omar& oils at previews ratse.--Elos • PAM are firm, bat trassaileall tiara been on a drafted male Mace our last repert.-4odlse without demandHide* are neglected, and prestit hiss a downward median. The arrival* from the Erma have besot rather coarrahl• dories the last ten deli. 6,000 Weed Boosts Ayres fetched from 32e. to 40e. ; andllooitited Pommes, at Ilde. to 761.-Tobstoo : There Is litde which oireumetaser prevent, more extensive anausetioos. 170 Mids. Hewitson found linen at 14/c. to 1810.-Die wood : About 70,000 kdo. St. Domingo sold at lid. Lorouao, MAT IL-Coffee csatinun in request; 400 boa. Havannah told at 91a. to 425.; 1,800 begs La Dutra, to. to dlls. ; and 1,600 bass Brasil at 31s. to 31s. For a cargo of Porto &co, oonsistiog re 250 hhda lewd 1,600 bags, bas In main been offered -445. Is siked for the bode , and 41s. fur the .hairs -Sugar : The market is quiet again; 200 chests Bahia odd at 60. 6w the brown, and na f the white. A few hundred bores yellow Havioutak fetch 41 61.. to 7.. The meat of the Dutch public sale hasmade no favourable impreation upon our ruarkst.-Cottou : lin) era it v, ry modem", a.'d purchaser. are only made to au ply immediate wants. 350 ha'es North American, good nrdintry to middlio,, 'old At 6 to GI. ; fool middlian. 61. t o I -Rice is rather lo r• r, in COO.e4riencu of lags , mappli hay.ng arrived from Encino ~ 114 and, ; We hove no raorattioos to r. p.r. Priers are unminal.- T diaec i. in good dein ,nd. 1,001 xenon. lb omen 111..0,4 d 6. ; 200 st.r..nt , litiottinoh, 101 to 2 91; 160 serous Commis, 910. to 100. Bekaa era firm in prise, but there "t .. Wei: tirraiiral:rixsisify prowarme eft gar v., waki irig t oV t. rip, iml Willy hit 1, 1 ' sakes las ern. ' l I • * mt. -god Dam ave = r ipi ! abr. Ise mod : Whoot,4olb. ` 4 1." -- °' - T., 4 • - 1 -7 lod u r. ea: ••• .0....ar .4•••• , -*%1Par = • • Norfolk 7,....- -,r- lii wd . to , 98. 100... to ; ; am. illi.i. itaii, es - lOU. • York dims soi. SOL se N.; win. 1 , 9%. OD te. ; --- eg Mkt Boma sit "Wm 17.. so 110.. ; Palbos •immor Bud* sod , red, 92.. to 92. Irmilft . 1 26411Mrresoma, rod, elk to 925. ; mint, 96. . poi, NM so Ws. ; eras, 07s. Barlop, w• qr. imports', allitml Sol ilk, SIM to itk ; @stn. •W ; Liumbulare oirmbiliss k lib. Os hew; *Mrs, Ns.; Elostolo, 64.. to it Alb% 81; botipa, 645. to 88s. ; Mr., Ms ; NUM IF., Mo. to las irmlosi, midi, los. Slis. to 695., 111•446. left., ems, 108 . i *TOP , 62 ° t° I. °aft. pa ism% flooliog, NM to 21d., Who, lei s• 211., mom sid. ; tweigs, 202. N. 12221 M., pre Mai 411611t0., EL to66t; 0111 1 1sal iitibau6.ls, MIL to glo . Wm, Ns.' Lite moll whits Wilms, 66.. to M., =2 Z bi r. to . 821 ,. .,, emm, Ws. Az Wl*. gr., 46.11,6011. lismitilp adios M i tddi tt r a T oi sh 1,141 ; Oath O,Sa ; Seems, , 120 loads. .-olstomils=i2sramiteta wet of ISO st OWoolof Apallod= u all =lank rolaroMst me m :7 set' 1 Misomm Mb ofti. Om US Ile a =11110•111110 I C I lirti Is smoseoglpsimipt. sad olt N illiNobb AmOdla to snot la Isol a taw E rn P. 11.0 Nomosis of Os one *ma am NOV. 4 failleitlk al tospos moo mow &So mops ado r o il- and * r usellor lo won sod --'-ig de so. C ..- b. , • ip .... so% TY Onto Ono 10 . 4Loodio !inal li 110110111) dilitqftoitglo ferket 199 lellee n sal tame &sleds twee Om al tlr ieelli aee~e, Nov le i t i l7i4s. Ile I Mist le s = wa r Z ile "ImP air m""" twe tit. ifa. en re 44e., as Jarmo ei Tia c. , . lifew, 11.-• Every pest pure Ibrekta searriet, ar age. tem and, Yens • ea the Viet ot roily whist $ It Iran 'oregano norm Mese Um elm , en el Wee ton ben ow* prey cerapteelelket ••• yerhy o7n i tirt:. We hare, however, het • emeatesees• et we, [AMU weather. • eat wane fregeretly IhnOldai dr ; sad OW 82.8118 tiee righl9y Kosieeseos.— he sales of cambial been host the Ye to le lepolheel be ewerehom os 'rhea, 4Vr g ee tia t; 4l lambi; rye, 8110 L 4N0.7 Isatsy 1471. 174; oats, 1,1441. 21b pas, 70 L Vb. From other wheat, 31 L lb. ; rye, 4381 ltb. ; barley, 16L 9b. ; cats, 1111. res. ; pease, 491. lb. HOPS.— BOROUGII MARKET.— Two e' Cleock. Messrs. Pattenden end Smith, Hop Futon, report that the market it TM 61113. 1184 4 But keetcp.BBB2. 11.• Y. • 1 Te 281128 Imo.. to. cwt. OF. 181 41441k1 a( lam „ 4 4w/ 118.118 g Swan . Is to B,t iluez „ 2 Illte 4 1014 Mote.. .. . „ Ito tell Ihnohar I WI WORCBSTISIL, MAY 21.—The weather is &emu-obis for the growth of the Uop plant, which ie promising in the young grounds ; but not IJ in the old plantation., which aru week and short of bine, being, it is supposed, exhausted by the heavy produce of last year. The mxiket is quite sta tionery at the following rates. Prices, per cwt..—low and middling new, 70.. to 78s. ; fine and choice, 80s. to 90s. ; yearlings, 60s. to 80s, ; uld olds, 30s. to 60s. HAY. SMITHFIELD, Two O'CZOa. Mere & Cooper and Davis, Hay and Straw salesmen, report prima as follows : HIS elowloto.tet. Islam I 1t0wea..... 411 s. les I Straw..... Us to $b laarkw, ells So les. Craw. .... 10a to Me CATTLE, &c.—Bvirti FAIIL—This was anti cipated to be a good fair by buyers and sellers, owing to the late *bowers and increase of pasture land; bat the high prime demanded put a damp upon many buyers, and out little business was does. We may notice a pen of fat Sheep, belonaitur to Mr. Jolla Cretusey, of Blyth, who asked from 61. to di. lea. per head, • peke unprecedented. The demand fee Beet was from ed. to 10d. per pound, and from lid. to Bd. per pound tor mutem. Lime, Mat 18.—The show of Scots and short-borne was good, and the sttendauce of buyers being more nurneseus than of late, several lots were sold at a trifling admen; the weather for the last few days having bees splendid le the extreme, also influenced the market. There WWI iiratiaw of fat Beasts ; Scots were Bs. 3d. to es. 6d. ; 7s. 9d. to Bs. per et. ; and all sold. The per were hadiy , filled, there being very few Maggots , wit)/ she eaarptien et 1700 half-bred Cherbtrod Leicester. Of these latter= were very cautious, being timid as to their naming The first two lots sold were 13 score, with orden 6te Mut 'thole ; but not being accepted, ten wore were immediately 6,rwarded to Norwich for nest Saturday, the remainder left over until next west. We may observe, jading fro' limp breeding or the lioggets, there can he little fear of their aptitude to grazing. Fat Sheep, 9s. to 9a ad. per done. In ware Piga and fat Yak, no alteration worth. Wale. . - • r qr. eiZie . - 1 - 197 -- tati.T.4ptta Mlinils.t - eTs. . 1 ' •-• •r w •- aglonort, . - Irairbiela were .. A.. to re. Beam, Ob. to 5711. Pee., 675. to e aell! s. . e _. mem -ej r Mds aaaraira. Oar Bassos:, MAT 20.-Wheat, per hadn't, 10a. 6d. to les. . ' Shillkolit hanwhas slaw oittoodto War UR ' whiak it =afetme7 allistrior inaliM:rallwa h 7 =,r4ar.l.t. `6l."'il ° "'',,,:a . "6141..teltna, per Mr. ' ' se Mot plass, vitae emea d r , , the ideate, the to geed. Abm .6 Mon eill DRURY, MAT 21.--We have to report a quiet Milder, Sheep ; rather mos lopeletthen lan week, saga prices aakrd quite checking business, being 3a. to es over 0 , sat e .. Thom& ik doldoa amt e to We demo se those obtainable last week. Oats, 2e. to 4a. dearer. Beene Cattle. The south Indies eneakdog linis or ~ wile Is., and Barley 2s. arena, the latter article coming into use is owing ~0 . . to do ..... ". .., k05.4 . 4 ake we i for food. Wheat, per Mit., 1013 s. to 113 s. Barley, malting, anitais ° o ll , 74 g . amil - 7, •i• W lh eat p 7 .47 a 0 . 2 . 0 at, 66. to 6 0a. Oati• old, per 24 it , 44.. to 60.. have a down w ar d s sad a 'vanity IM tile, Per 2 8 it, Ma. to eth. rtwir/ fin e, per 20 it , mains unsold. Little- in lbep, edam is a de ./i76e.; ~areas, 90a. • mend or prin. Prins : Beane, 7s. 6d. to th. 614 Pewit ea.: ' DAT, MAT 10.-Our market to-day was not so large as to Si. ed. per stone of 14 lbs. Sheep in wool. 9d. to lid. 4 lon with. TOldo, In general, extremely dull, miller. refusing clipped, N. to 75d. per lb., sicking offal. Then was not he epeasleaniereed their Immediate wants ; in msequence, much inquiry after Labs, which es ewing to the told Tom tleatmenellies were by no means extensive. Prices little ther, anti prime mentions Rim to 28a, per heed. irmaild Rem let meek. _ ...... ,... MAY 21.-The supply of English Wheat has been COVENT OARDEN.-Vaisifaress..--The large, nine cantors have also arrived from lion of Vegetables is beanie man jimeded, bat Fet u t i t Mralf about 1,000 qn. from the Baltic Of Beans, two continues to be limbed. Trek is sommebet Miler. • Pine cargoes are in from Alexandria. At the eonameuesmeot of Apple* an easiest In Ma deemed. draper ars mate the week, higher rates won demanded for Wheat, which the plentiful, bat elit eimmaratigiuk-peitee6 Pere are MONS; gillimost reluctantly submitted to in a few inataness; but and the suns Mr mid .41AMMI: atrovskyrtio •et nellellnent having subsided, we cannot quad any ad- becoming sad' Pemba Me Mormstarn, sad aGM 1100 l en the rates of this day sennight. All spring cora is Melons begin to make their appiesemes, gapes an eta ,sf steady mole at unaltered rates. The weather hoe bean plentiful, bot Use good paint. Nuts are 4 Iles hided the last few days, and we lam had it dry and warm, demand. Wands are siaresr ; end e r t .....i i • Which is ... l the coming crops now require, to keep up their Lemons are plentiful. Of wreisle* =T. -rat favourable appearance. The only arrival of good and abundant. Orren Te rar ke 'este ....'.. PicetElte. , since our lest, eamairts of one cargo from Dentate, of Carrots and Turnips are still chant*. but Proneh Beam =960 qrs. The Mound hao fallen of materially this have not altered in price sine* our het report. Celery is Some mills being already dosed, and ethers about cheaper. Potataes arerather more plesafal. Lennon and Wag so, the casemption is sawassedy math ~haled. Endive ale scares; hut other Salaelln leitlentiful. - Mush- ' stook being so email, full rates have been obtained rooms are cheerer. Cut Flowers cough/tot Heaths, Camellha, bibs few sales whir? lean Waned. Black Sea may Pelargoniums, Gardenias, Cacti, Cannons, Idly of the tested 52e. to AU ; Memel, Bas h eavy . Ta 47a. ed., Valley. Lilacs, Baphorbis jaequinifiera t Avalon, Moo and g, pia pe a r qr. for Mnor lE . ab . weighed . per boalteL A cargo of Rapeseed fa nn belowoat other Roses ' . . ' . gestations. Linseed Othes have hem is km &masa tear A P" 4 . 4 "' " 4 FICIT IAtanONP".""" os, anew, t or lb.. a a leo I per MOWN me of late, yet the pries of Hall-made has been sosintaired, - ...Mi.!, p., lb. b ta yea a a .T as a i , a ., p. • Wird enmity, say 101. 7a. lid. ter 61. 10.. per ton for Boaraata. Oa.. se .• re on _ .leoue quality. Foreign are sold en rather easier terms . Imo. *row__ i ti l l.: o . Mtn% kw ii 2 " t r., , .... ~.:7 , „ i „.. • _ . . f .,..i.. this week: Li .seed, 960 gm. ,• Rapeseed. 947 ; ream row Wane, la to ne win, pot ns. : loss me a.... 5, 1,330 ; Barley, 1.346; Oats, 496; Boma, 8,800; 0 , ..i..p....ftwa1. - ileotoramot ter tab., la alas - r4410 ; 41101/0 ..-. Walt la a Ulo F.. 713; Tun, 180. - ,en es, ea to Hs 3 Wattle • per beast Mara Ltrentroot, MAT 21.-Continniag to hare se expand?. - -. !woo. la Ir o b s y is . demand daily from ve n ous pans of this moat* end Inland, 0. 1 , 4 , ww , a i ,....y, a 'maw ., a . m.' . to , a a a we have experienced a pod Ow* Mimi generally note . Pa r r y,~ ~am ato a Ostia, er r rleto lo throughout the trade since our report ed Tlasiday, *specially 27"/ Parr swi t t V ol t.i. lideeth. per dere, le ed to le u regards Indian Corn, the Seen wallas* be wh i te attain- ....s, n,,;,;', ~.., ~.-17,, , -,--p,1tu.,:::,,,„ ing nearly 70 e. per 4 . 80 Ibs1 bs , and ell - ether artiales. up to this tount._ /et Le !? le dela% for Omar. Is to aid 1 elute, firmly supporting the Mime Ise mend. We have but • '7 1 2 .. .Paw". 7 w. ~ law tirrivalG of Grain moduse * ragout into this place *ince - mem es emit Monday, except Indise Cora, ef Whieg we have a tolerably .__,- lbo•A .e 2149,451. es se good supply . Although ems Many boyars attended out =...•;;;;',,r t Z o lt i t lt i tst Cant Rzehange to-dap than Is allall an Fads" yet, owing pnesa t per Mea r es sse: 16 %dm weather, MI tu ugeb improved appeoneues of =Tar a tzie:. Is to la lan mon the gam of eat were ly nerally limited ao a rt, per brode,44 soloed In eatirent, end all dienripOses receded 2d. pn 701 b. below Lou.. re" Se to • iest twenties.. Mow skim, being taken !acs freely than = l = o6 t ewe l e r e t s iw - ea., a . &Om of le has conceded, prime western - remesseeteiskse to a Deas. rumor. b....7a: ;Ye Is= ac4heg dk .s . ad the lower kinds 466 to 426 peemeer bubo. le le 46 leo maga, For hoeso.lo pen , 11 6 n err la mldeiste request at late prices ; Poo Yottoodoo's lorroote re her MO. ' • cad kleulg _Rows& sad Pine id -ruled. Oats. being . • Winnllidellt .(We, wore di teseZ; Oatmeal, not - • . eriohilleftes, ale bald ea 'Mem terms. Indian ' SRIPPLNO. Cam e coatianiag to mot a peed fully supported MuiAllellraD.-Dublin, 3; Waterfeed, 2; =MU, lad Lai sa Waal risasinsel steady is value. 1,• Preneh, I. kom Ilia Rieb be the :RIM May, itai le i7, into Lemma, May 22 .- Wind this day at memo, W. 50/.. 44.111K4 ioi ItOodors : "Moak Or Tv 1 , 564 ; light Meese, and fine elms weather. • :. Melt, ft ';' Oats, 741; Ream, 272 • Peas, 7013 ; Indian Corn. But, May 22.-N.W. to S.W.-Sidled :The wiriest de UN& !adieu Corn Meal, 9 6 7 barrels. Oatmeal, 267 ~word-bound. keels. Flour, 147 seeks and 6413 bank. littrotrre, May 21.-13.W.--Salled :. Onowsek. Mew: Lawns, MAT lit-fliara am bat oar make& have eon- York. timed very excited. At our market today honer. corn- F,.. olutooTo •XI 21 . - Venabin-dnimeeimerakilarall , ammed try asking an advisee of 16e. pm qr., at which pries for new Yor k, leg gy, with Plan chaise. Oa Pant Ream, riling declined paralleling ; the little bunnies transacted lir& dm et se admen of es. per or. Oats a dull ads at list ILISTIM, May U.-Arrival : Jame, St. ilitt'a . . ._, l week .. piton . Now 1. to %. de..... Barley and Pee. TO/aIAT, May 21.-8. W.-Sailed : Charles •Nrgair.:Wisa without alteration. Wheel. sew, red, 110 a. to 1.120. per qr.; blahs. • •.o .1, •:., I whits, 112 a. to 116 s. Beans. new, =Mate ask, Ma to 67a. WAVIAPORD, May 20.-W. t• tekw.-isa.+4. Nam. "wag, grinding , 40.. to 4 2, c lew, imam pas.; b i g, ga s . Trinidad; Aline Tesler, Norfolk; Mediae illabigneep to Me. Juliet,. PleafullnAload ‘ Joiner, New TM; -Mops*. Gain Be& W. & Haanikett, tied Ageal, Roam . • : M A? ". 1 "T 2° . -°°•trtr i t° 2 ....r.a n m idokin ,i,... •.. c 0,,, May le.-Arrived ; fait Boy, rod - rw° Li s ib it au. '" a l " a l all' and a t ot ed _ a _ Thu Orieue ; Coentreeof Amu t beim, at a vedustioa a beim Ss. to 4 klter _ten ...,. 1ai..k.A.,1 kled„,ik. Sailed: nimj i a, ai.. .. • fee Mune weeebileneounpedebleur Weire.bems, bailemesi - *7;i ii ., 0 ,... m . 20, _ .e.ged : New -. as ji ii , z of dos avoliset blow alt" wilt °. WAY 14•111 t " Setni.na Ma iO.- 7 W.-i;aihd : &AO/I ; chomn., teneralmonek war pokbes en sow 'spooled se Awl a level .„, ___ ..4 00 7 , m. 20. _ . . 0t......s kd , Is.; naki , 6„ / . with other iieb. Barley eolldedel. Ilealliatt is prim. Oats ---- a ,. a SWPORT, May 11. -W.N. W.--Liled : Pullaxonnenl e . end BUM dam at Oar hoolodook wi l t* ___,„ whib . lag • - nab ;M. Sheller/rap, Rio de Janeiro. . e .., we/ lea 664 mg, 12 •• to tilo Poo tootte=""r. ''' °lll ' Sweatern, May 21.-2.11. -Arrived 2844. L. Oditide. Bed to dde. For qr. Desms, St to .. Cub , ri4 SOUTNAMPTO X, MAT 21.-Wheat Iran rather dearer TAM BLip A rr, M a y 20 -WIC w..._A r iy o g ; wink = Q om% last week, without however a large business deluge !'Sr New Ott. eat. Sailed : Olearoy, Neva Bonn ; RAM% Oats, Beans, and Barley, there was an improved dewed. pog o g o i o u t. The weather to-day is very warm and gelded. • Let rte.-Sailed : Rimpton, limenah. • . lIINAIDOES, Max 20. -The wheat market was moderately GAZINOCA, kl.y 23. -The Dawson, of 8 anderland. Co supp lee to day. The trade is exeraire, dui , . V. ry Mee Plula lelphei.. i h lb , nee of. wrecked barque, was sp o ke n , Parcels were dispond of, at the rate of last Thunday. 29,h ult , in. 36 It., 14n. 67 W., by the Amiga', tamed lu if-. Wheat, per tad of 5 got., 26!. to 301. W one, per qr., 6 0e. the CI)/le. Voter to fit.. N u ., fica. to 64.. B.riey, 4135. ti SW. ant., 325. BnoKlimAit, May 21.-The J din Ina., London to Let. teal, lto 40. . R 1 e, 5 6 1‘. V. CO.. 'Nee.. 10, per iltalte I. Flour, horn, g ot nit ohtor w. W..rthinpla Poi n t, was as - jilted off, •• '• per sack, white, 83a.; iiousehold, 76e; sinands, 73e. , and promoded without apparent damage. I ally _ loAnsib.Oalo .fma andiwr PI , Von. Is .1111 . "k ellItkItill b e. le SlONlOnt.far If MUNI ara 0. am Nem% Far ' ' • I limas, ' WoOlosimgealgire ... " ; -" z5ii.7467. a - 4 47a. ' ar. "- - ----"' . 7 ------ MINERALS. -Cams . • .... e ~ '.lWif t 4, and sold at Peares's Head, --, ".^- .. .. • ..., ~., Wm& 'Dam ?Ow w... . ...,,..'"' 44,7 -141. Mar• t ill - A 7 1 6 • * ' '. • ditto 111 ... 7 $ • • buo 114... 111 • •`'. ".... ;,1 4 . ' IS. au* 50.... c • • .... .4.: .1 4 aft WI ... 7it • ft** - .: - ' * Wes 14 ... 7 I . ..ft" . .:e , * Ono 5 ... 44• , • 7/81•4 .. w...,• • * W r 10 • 17 = 0 7••• IV ... 4 0 • 70.17..114....-044 • En* w ... 711 • ...12 ... .Z. 4 • aft Aw ... is 0 limit _ ..- 4 ... l • , dine al ... it to • Hr ..:IIP.:."81•1 digs, lu.• • • . alb ..,•80 ..,* • IC ,Iltiliss ..,..... . -..:. &NI J. . as* .:. it ... * • et* . ", 4ts * apswitema awe ... 111 111 • die ,M ,'i I o 110111444 —.. g te . 1 alb iir. '414 0 171.40714.010 a ... .. , ..•, . =lllll4 •AS ..,.. 11 4 • 1•001b0w...... II .:. a ~. i 1 • _ .401. •:. 11 ... $W 1 4 11 ... 1 11 • aostom•sara... is ... 7- • 1 1 :411111 11 ... a 0 0 WWI Ts ... 0... 10 01 MULL maims. Tow A e. 4. Wm. Z L & j.. 4. W*o•4ll.C.a. !IMO .lewd .. 144 ..761 la -Wb.14.1• inea tebeal Paeny t, 1 144.1 * -41117 13 • ilt i =b Usitsi Irlpd Maids . 40.:.111 0 eldioa . 1163...1,107 II 4 flovilklasua ._.. Ir.. 10 4 _ N .11 , 1;W -1 4 1 11. - Waft • —I. =airbi. si4 •=1 A lb Cs aME . 0 * ' MESSAGE FROM THE CRUWN Lord M. LOLL, tau Commitbet of Het Mejedy's Houser held, app wed at the bar, and said : "Mr. Speaker, in OW &Ma to the commoode of the home, I have bad the honour 'of preersting to her Mejedy t h e address of this bonoura4 bow, to which her Majesty has returned the footing most gradate ogewer : I hero received your address, relabel; to die lavrefmnrriage ; my considered= shall be given to the moblect to which your addme rebre.'" BIRMINGHAM AND OXFORD =NOTION, ANSI BIRMINGHAM, WOLVERHAMPTON, AND DUD LEY RAILWAYS AMALGAMATION BILL, Mr. SPOON SR moved the third reading of this hill. Sir C. DO UG LAs objected to the motive, on the ground that the passing of the bill might be used by the promotive 'o put an end to the pending applicstion for a mandamus before the Court of Queen's Bench, and to the snit •• Beat o. Alston," pending in the Court of Chancery, and read ta, opinion, signed by Air. Beth& and Mr. Peacocks, to that effect. The hen. member .moved, as an aspeadinent, that the third reading be poitponed until Tuesday week. Mr. C. RUSSELL 'resisted the aromalment on the greued r 4i :: was ineonsietwat with the division on the report. • of " divide".). which • Sir C. IX/COLAS withdrew the amendment, and the bib was read a third time. ADJOURNMENT FOR THE HOLIDAYS, ' Lard J. RUSS oLL mid that, as it wse understood lad Might that the debate on the Poor-law Amendment Bill vreald be brought to a close to.oigbt, he should move that Ow how, at Ps rains, do aajourn to Friday new.—Agreed to. .- BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY LAWS. • Mr. liOUVElitlt observed that he had withdrawn • motion on this subject, last session, on the understanding. that a bill *told be intend med upon the 'object by HI government. He observed that such a bill had hem intro. Isestiaos the Moses of Lords ; and be wished Mesh when russanlits presseisd with, and if there wm any reasenebte ceases of peas*/ ft this smsion Sir 0. RR said the bill Ishii* had been introdtmed into the other house by the Lord Chancellor would be naffed to a select committee of that house immediately, after the hdidr STOCK 114 TRADE EXEMPTION BILL. - Sir R. H. INGLIS asked it the government Mold nci snake some arranges:du to take this bill on some other day, stench an hour as to a ff ord opportunity for fair disdained It stood No. 24 on the list for that night, and he hoped it Would net he brought on. Sir 0. GREY promised that he would not bring it on aftet IS o'clock. AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS BILL. Mr. BANK ES hoped the government 'would not bring this hill on as ell ; but if at ail, when should thiy proceri. id* It ? Mr. M. GIBBON : Not till after the holidays. NOTICES' OF MOTION. • + Lord J. RUSSELL moved that after the let Minna orders of the day should take precedence of notices of maim upois Thursdays. Agreed te. _ __ANEW RECORD MIME • . 8181.81k8 .dace li it ma. tbilkasatiss of somas not a ilk* as Y cropulk _Par whims* 110 oreetitio of an °Sae far the receipt. or ow podiassmar • . r Sir O. ORE? said measures ea the WON& Mate he prof grime, and a decision was neurty vetoed at serape figs • ECCLESIASTICAL COMIMEIMPME' Mr. R. DENISON asked on what dap Mk" N the whit lard tolow hiss proposed to gavossh• hle • relative to this orsenission. i Lord J. RUSSELL.—I mop.* paellas+ VII apt i t3 paper t hat si the flat Mot t ms WOW *pi e/ it spot day, but •iil $ dew to Mate MTh* *time col what day *WI be al* so pevessi wllh ft If Igm net then aldetnetate that it ma ie preesediderith oat every early day, I shall pie* my support to the Maass which Mk has. numbs? has plaosd eoa =t o he popes, for istedry into the pr+ll osedinp of the a PRISONS BILL. •ed IILHON asked when this hal would be iwomoded: • vetted the not e ari o j iz ilith bad arisen/ on preview' Raj intimated, ...semen of proceeding with it on Th 4uas 8. ESTIMATES. Loci /. RUSSELL pond the order of the day for committee of supply cm manes .18•••••14, baths t muted* that them estimates would be taken the first, thing cgs Friday neat. Mr. FERRAND asked if the poor-law ememission mates would he taken on that day f • • Lard J. RUSSELL did not intend t o take these estimate 4 Until the bill now under the discussion of the home hadmetk+ further Femme. Zr O. GREY its postpmet roar - upon Lord MI hardtop Mr. Id, -Lord Oetabon to deal *r. it was Laden gentlsmin itfatl fart eio lb, liether present II Geo. comaiv net, protdbitinp rain ; " • 45th DJ the I eimme. Mogi Tie could which then • with the Chairman ties could Ct out r! be. r (Lettight Cleo. Iti Etrat mop et'.. COORTIICtiOO totiabk Owe ft wan pesetiNil ItAff solir•ted. \ LEVY RD vitARANI th. KA, la to innate .0 as VAt intorstatian to a friesd • cgataia - death, 110 f.. in qki Sir On hoe 1 4 -14- 0 -11 I *Pm istuktarl, mstaady l Umewls gma t way Nowa Awn Neer oleic Illemleee Ckeelo. Heebner M.l MA *WI mod weal's . 17= (bra *Oa wane.. 422 mita, e fba " aoi DNA. Sellets, inue betb) ; Ilineere ; Greet balmy at bite yeeeelle t St lea: sod Wm); MBAS Ono Weateet at balm/ Stblareteadimpf i iiIPINI GM Saws - 5 wq it.. UNION Olio Leeteteet tatteme err Elitailik wlllll • rth beta r a b to lidlibiemakh Pie; 1601, 1 1 4, Weratordw, • lippro* vim.; wildblie_ I la libilear, "paw t al a rg . . . , ~. . wr., Noian h aL • r • • , .- - TelieTAlle wenn or Ste of 140411% „_, _ . oes asilipdok bwel-410r P t Gm" haat -- - , wig turtbre ears Am. to dim Items . -Ale. ar the nine at . la the iii i arg s ` tbe mosey et Talk . ti tin' itameir sie l t. May blawais, bail Mau emplare, • Kr. - 1 . !WO wad eatielala at Walk , toe ei maeware be Irma Yr aerlawibmi beapiewl• seireesep et Seeteibrezy, le beeetral Vie . . ?Ma prognos. . , • -.-.. . INTERMURAL INTIMIIIII4T. r ...'•'. , , 0 1 ) , nae l7 sx Mr. MACKINNON abed If wee eon damenget• ‘ ne upon them tgeet of • nevus? • . 4 • I Lord MORFETH mid be ef nhis able . • trodties any bill on the subp,M piiifte - semiem Mr. MACE INNON—And teepee to Isere oak* ? 4 _l •-. Lord MORPETH—I do not like to give pond. abe 4-40 motion ; but I have very toaaiderable bupee of beihkgable deal with the eubitice next year. '. • i .3 4 USE OP SUGAR IN DISTIL:" ' • ''''' • Mr. BARELY said he had on 'form MOM ti was the intention of the government to the don °fee in in diwillerins. The alarms of tis s heia„, f nehmen had been in the negative; but he hail. thedi e excise wool I give additional facilites for thd ten sugar. He (Mr. &My) bad since modulus!. am not in the pewee of the Meese to give any Inch fns ~ lea under the present state of the law. He would there., a a•ds the Chancellor of the Exchequer, " what tea t e additional facilities which hd intended to give, ' tether it was his inteadoti to propme, .during the, e vent motion, the repeal of so muck of th e met . el )eo, IV., e, 80, as forbade all Attempt to distil sugar nhina• ton with grain, or ditched the use of *user la 41:- • ing dietilleriee; more especially of the 44th clause of .til. . , prohibithig distillation at th e same time from sugar ~„.., tin ; the 45th clause, requiring eta days' notice to be give . the diviner of hi, Intention to um sager ; and the 4 use, ...Wilt required an !.larval of ova month between die• log grain and *ogee. or Imre and grAtiespetely i" file CHANCELLOR. of - the 'Rica - swag laid hi: dd only, spin the 'peewit 'ecessin, *Sat 'the aaswat. lick he had given to a Roils: Inqtdry bill*, t ail; to n an d was give ens., feeility that was t is the eanning law, and be had * understood siPeo, armee of Endue, when caned wpm to NA!? _what daall-; 1 mold he given, bad answered SIM If ,all____,,,_l G latiU t_ at out to him any raatttatioa• that tomki. moutomcomfirk ~ be removed, he would do We atitom to toktovl Jboa , 4 iughter and " Hear, hear.") With rimpeal the' e wt 3. IV:, he had on' %say that it wag am h p.we the n peil of web portion of that item pin , Illation at the same time from 'agar and piste! bnp k re et b. the other damn he did Ord entirely hirtanfil 0 1 etroctim of upop them by the lens. 16014 e , ito be tibia to report that three lain. a . • • "(cow, one in Dubin, and one la Redid' . tray, smeared working from sugar, so that them Wen the mutt ml ditheulties in the way which the b on - m i sop-4.d. • IaLLEdED SALE OP A PAIIPEiViIHODY. I,* Ir. FERRARO asked the Mew Ectiret4Psellletael OR km maa ice ' nlt prepared kt calm am • to ha WWI a tato the rep. rtm.w eireniatod in She gelation Kele of a.parpor of tkm Dame of Jolla Dtrtim, whit sam inmate at ma nein trotkhokom, kaoiag tom • MM. sulk t information wm refueled by UM amain Mike woad:ism ' . mead of she deceased ; and : that a maim, perpereisig4 tail his carper, telt the weenthowes Kee weeks site th, and wee buried in St. George's ahottkpatd ?"' 1. member mid 'ha report wee, that the body had btantmt '.. pearl." awl sold for 9e. a quarter. . „ .t r 0. GREY told he Dad savor heard of ' du wiped ....t hoe oseneher .rated to be its circulation is •811•111411.= i. sad no meson to believe that. OE *mak Totiottor_ re. , Had any repo mutating bow Man= rotary, upon the sehieet,•lhe have hod* iste.,it Andy. but no such repreventatow;had bean made twines 5... THE FRANCHISE I • GAIN • i-. STA kI'ORD O'BR ISR Ilrbellier mt. of • er heeiod r coved retie . u llsy thirTiler•la n lane .1, ••ie-eih• l..ei Ircal.trat nobs, ~,,t.s.f i. if ....t, whether th.. g ' , . _j• gin rMI upon the subject ? to •iti ...,. r .- . sy4 Vs* • '' '''i.. 7* : Se'' ' 1) 'II ' ''• -,-; 4', 0 , e,..... : • I ~*~ I~ algal wok