The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-06 00:00:00

Ai fr' Ziaikl 4 -2- . 4-' 7 . del‘g..."''' 1."---/-1.4 4 4/Z l'' , • CT - - r l‘ ) .A.---‘oos-s- ,•)"---/- e-.!_.- l/- ---."-'." Tit ............ No. 1,831.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY- 6, 1852. [THREEPENCE. . ___ _ __ _________ ar the ELECTORS of WESTMINSTER. SMITHFIELD MARKET. RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. wards of two millions and three quarters. These MINES. T o n . Yes. "Wilk 11111 sok" and Hoerr on wo - returns afford further evidence of the prosperity of - .„- - .„,"` ru .‘' t,it som I.4esiit o tapirs' ins obarellisol disk - Trees the Doily Irrors. THIS DAY. MONDAY EvENINO. W." - ' ""i•'-'t re from • rosseitewomis et their *magmata's', mid M Ermine. our trade, internal and external. es oll °L",,' k a Ix the Smithfield Removal Act, every interest hea l Two o'Czeez. Although business was upon a quiet scale in the been moderate, and no important change in price. The change in the prices of railway stocks today for The statement of tho National Bank of Bel gi um em, lee cr , Th - vits ."l . l : , ' 9 * . 3 . 4 . 919111 ••• 415 • 1 •• 519* Issued • 9990 " been most carefully protected, except the interest 01 1 the mouth ending the 30th ult. presents the fol - 1 ,,,,, s n orte d to the samerely saline, is mere to tares l is not great, and the market generally is evenly various departments of the Stock Exchange today , ems' has occurred. Shares in the United Mines West • poi ,""°' " h ' e- k „, , • lad It selebla. the public. The interests of the City of London are ma i n t a i ne d. Aberdeen., Eastern Counties, Bee- the slight depression of Saturday was recovered, and lowing results compared with the preceding return : , . tAraeon and other dividend descri t . ' ' aire d ew e woe a arta r, t .1. may Coin £1,879,765 .... peeress...L:ll2,sGO p ions are inq li M esa ma of oirst a ses.Alet or mammonist, sod hare most especially attended to. First, the corporation wicks, and East Lancashire* are firm , and York and the English funds cloned with a steady up ce. Thew Circulation iit iga-. ee , .* a 'l' , n'd Wit LI" 'it" 394 5 44 4" 4 nlw was allowed six months to consider whether, as a North Midland and North British ' Stocks have (.4 ' nsole were dealt in at 1001, but closed 1 re i gr a at Current accounts 1,927,760 .... Increase.. 110,000 reported to us as follows by the most respectable - ~, wsl erotism• te. NW- .... • • Album% a stromoss afiesals he ear, reward for their mismanagement of Smithfield mar- realized rather higher rates than were obtainable at 1001 . to Z, ex div , for the 16th July. The business Portfolio no s. are" es la rt.. . allltyd ' .." i 's" " T "" el " r •• I all 4 " Mi. " .554.6.1 61 ill. ket, the would aces t the man ment of the New the ekes of helium yeste r day' list is very brief, comprising only Three per Cent. The decrease in the metallic stock of the bank is for the wide margin frequently existing in this vari o commonage. The pemesee toured hy my saysysirles de y p age 1114Altnn Ah D a 111010 ohOUABANTEED. Consols, for the opening, loot, 4, I, ex div.; Three consequent upon the augmentation in the discounts. able market as between buyer and seller : Devon of .ese oololll °°°°flit ° 41 .° 1 • 11 °"`. u" * 9 l 434 Metropolitan Cattle Market. Of course they did • tart la Ms ow wrea k trots • sammary et his sestet . Clifillig prim sates to-day s p per Cent. Reduced , 101, 1001. New Thus and-a- Generally this return affords evidence of increased Great Console , 350, 354, 355; Culnyatwyth, 190 k ign a▪ rteC • accept. Then, tho very clause by which the deluded 99 ; "LI lAmwa 44 . 7s/terfla7. lO I P.W. Quarter per Cents., 1041, I, /, 1,1. Bank Stock, movement in the trade of the country. 1 2 49 : kin , ,414 ponied asalo se arry true r.pogoll misearreptian os the --.."-- West Camden, 150; Great Wheal Alfred, 30 ; Tin that 1 p e r m ap yt3trei4 .,. 0.. whir r rains Vl*. et Alr Thomas 111 • t " o removed seven miles in a straight line from se si loans& lacitting.„ BONI& Exchequer Bills are firm at former rates. The roubles will shortly be wanted for the construction or wow"' ';','',,, 5 ,,, (no b et Dees) dew latent and roue* fleho4 amd Sr Hamra_ __... el 7 croft, 111, 12 ; Alfred Consols, 17, 1; South Tatiaar, .... 01 °";:7ssior aus mot UM, a...MOW ; sod that. St. Paul's Cathedral, gives, instead, to the City, a at 511 Ifits.Velv. VlNtsisreamas lei 116 March bills are worth 765. to 795. pram ., and the of a railroad between that port and Mtant% on , 5 .. I Wheal Arthur, 20; East Buller, 5. St 18 Irtisnkrad, torrents _ ,is June, 890 to 72e. prem. which sum a guarantee of 4 per cent. interest will be • ah*"o I t„ "" ts "*. taus °mar ig die " laws. vi whish .11* strict monopoly ; for it provides that after the new Ciman11.14411311.111.88. 101 16 ilk The gold mining shares are firm, and several of Woes w ar: rep 5,..",., mperially Mow wlnumpol eta Liter In the - foreign house business was extremely quiet given by the government. Hamburg correspondents n 4 an asaimaskusamat. lag 19 these adventures are rising in value. Liberty r mea bo "ft". 7. al 11 " Sein. UM' le ss !?'_l_ l 'l . ! B w 9 Metropolitan Market shall have been erected, whey- 1, es saanswe ... .. es tit Mg 140 in every stock except Spanish, which closed at ire- refer to this circumstance, and • large purchase of shares advanced 15e •. , and ouveau Mon es reached POW fr r e i ler t* malaprop reel w hs had guy r opes as a fr 140 4 4 4 we ea: weal reformer." ever they choose to put it, then no other new market for w t i t medium - :: 1, 4 I:lproved prices. The New Deferred Threes have copper which has just been made from the Russian w ee er One we who hove set thesterlves sp as Ardor* M their , , 121 I •to 3 prem. The non•o ffi cial quotations are as kb,. tier OM • sad &weird Wo.taitsster, as ths beams to en t h e so l o o f cattle or horses shall be opened in any : as curtsied se_ as ... ... lei 174 ti a 17 eial lastlese.. a 9Ma already quite recovered the dividend, and the Old government by a German firm, as having prohabl ; 3' zollows :-Australian Console, Z tot die.; Melbourne, Three per Cent. Bonds are rapidly approaching their had some influence in inducing the rising tendency es sterioeta e'er , Pall "In" 9 ""W"" . . ""Ww l2 tea" a win place distant km than seven miles in a straight line ii sit teak wakes- par to 1 prem. ; Royal Australian Miing, 4 die to ~..0 r .. a a o tt, aa I w.a...,s dskala ot ether weeper el Mask. am former price. Venezuelan Bonds are very firm, but of the Russian exchange.. w arted I. tar e • tamely . from St. Paul's. In the interests of public health no m m aw e r mewelms L:4 7 . 7 i I 5 3 prem. ; Yuba River, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Britannia, Mexican were a shade flatter. The day's business Our Hamburg &deices mention that the weather ; to i d n i „ aseuvidworwasasts, ail yes mart pour sftetttstiesal tight et 4 1 1 list is as follows :-Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, continued wet, with cold north-west winds. In Meek- - save re teessuese merfireast peel mai" Of Pinata the restriction whatever se to where the new market ~ led 1-111D1 ... ... ... 41 1 44 le all e. (SO Z. 14 M.) ... 3 34. go o aline WINO , 3 .' 13 may be planted exists. The City Market Com- to lo mum oseas.tes .„ .. I a* Nil 1 4 prem. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 781. Danish lenburg the rain is stated to have been very heavy TlllB DAY. tame pee abelest ss s/1 Horn IPMISIN Ors A.. Five per Cents , , 106. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per and to ha v e beaten down the forward wheats, but Two o'CLocw. i.fxa llsbasay & , saIIAAAIMIONYW• minimum, therefore, in choosing a site, have selected Msg. O. la.) 11 1.1 uen its a see edit, Cent s., 03, 1, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., round Hamburg the injury is confined to the rye The gold mining share market is firmer, and prices 1%- *II.KINZON iIar t !AMBR . TII. I. -T m. l2 . e a Col ds &mit i t , e i : one ndon w hi c h, i t w hil e ehes i t an is d sa c i o d tot country suit cattle the i deal literes ers ts be °l t t t he er r. ri l l gam et l =lllia.i. ' 2 I. 96/, 3. Granada Deferred Bonds, 10. Greek Bonds, crops. Great f, are were entertained with respect to show an upward tendency. Nouveau Mondes are 11100011 st VA 11111.111NA:04, the ledepewdest Candidate; sador Wm kratia MI 03 1824 and '2O, ex overdue coupons, 8. Mexican Old the potato crop and the weather was anxiously strong buyers at 11-18 premium; Yuba Itiver shares im a m adds, tar H * 010* him at the heirl Of Ws PAL than any other, is perhaps the least calculated of any mme g „ * „. 5 „ 5 „ wow lota ease nee oh** TO.lloitnOW (et BUN VADAT ). 24 33 144 . O. other that has been p opened to carry out the honest IL 1 . et. I* alinal Vesth a = - - Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 871. Russian maggot, and will prove of inferior quality. High premium. .----- 1)110FESSOR LIEBIG on ALLSOI'P'S PALE intention of the act-that of preventing the market e*- lag llselhess ... - prices are consequently expected to rule, as the Cobra shares are fi rm, and mark 43!. Tincrofte ALL IL ND Da, tar as,L Sat_ al 53 dinian Five per Cent,., 94Z, I. Spanish Passive crushers are out of stock. Wheat is being shipped have been done at 12. Ism Ugh* to Mr. All.opp. from bee ening noxious to public health. Ift. 190 De. areal. Her- 125 ID Mg I Bonds, 6; ditto Old Three per Cents., 49, 483, 493, to this side from Wismar, Rostock, Stralsund, and . 1 moos moo. „ Ike ___lM rats tis t so o t to . .r gclar am water Copenhagen-fields was mentioned, among many to,. I V re w w """'''''""m wmes , a m n , " ■• % arta . * a rt a bt as ... 7 7 a . re . other sites, as the next best to Smithfield by certain 11111 meis.tlea. 444 44 was.. NI 99f SO sit lassidar re Oar *IA . 51 irn S. 18 9919 ai11. 39 " a 3 3:: ; 1 "" "" 9 . 9 " 14344.11 " 93 West-end butchers who were examined before the lei illi Dell"' ••• •••• - 10 4 lie PS IS • 9W spereahle son ellicient task, sad r H. me lAranirs sad Torbert 836 04 to g 481 g ex div.; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 22, other ports, but these are stated to consist of old No . Ahem 3, I, 3, ex div. • ditto Committee's Certifs., 33 per winter purchases, effected at 425. to 445. There arc Mesa. cent.; env:eels iliree-and-a-Half per Cents., 45. alio orders from England for buying wheat of second moms, 1 mem Fria Toilet priers done I remade,. todey. all I g apm le ... p ,=al g t k er-pe br as lowland and the rohset." Royal Commianion on Smithfield several years ago. al4 Ds. Mks ... ... 34 31 ass Madras Railway shares have risen to 3to 31 rate qualities at 40s. including freight, but they 1 1 0 0 : 0 7 0 , r- ttle r e , Woro 1 .4 all I i 1 pre /114 4 J ESI US 11010. to 111 De. Olkat RAUH Vans, 8 2 4 ~ prem. Ebro Canal shares are quoted par to 1 prem. cannot be executed at less than 38s. to 395. on board mope to ALL,OII"s I'l Cor ems& ALE may *gowned ill earl. et The objection, also, which has now such strong 1' an Lemsnenasen ... .. Uf 1114 16 Australsalas I II i 1 A dl snap Bus the Brewery, Bartoormarest; sad from IS. under- force aga i nst that s it ua ti on, was no t then i n ca w. I s is! gi Lewapanal Madmen .. 86 84_ Crysta l Palace, 1-18 die. to par. at Wismar and the Danish ports. mow 20 Australian 3 g 8 mowed Broth E tahlialuseine:Da. ONO 1074 ling tee The exchange at Paris on London is rallying ; the The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. : D . 6, 000 1 Australian Freehold , all I die LAND ON t iv,eripin. __4_ 4 slues.. .. 44 7pr 82 quotation comes to-day reported at 25 . 30 f ors hort. per annum yielded by the various English securities ikoo• 50 nlarsarsou Iron sod Co.!; all 1 ... . D %Nell Emit at Dodo N.,. . was in progress, the brick and mortar invasion of It 19 Do. Mis 5 54 „ Capital for another French railwa y is solicited in cited at the average of the prices now ruling. 1 ::.1 0 'g 3 1 0 OM"' tuaWallaw G° l6 - "II : A i l a .n nar DE . 'ELY M **Hopei brewery. • sees 2 mp.(isii. at 24i 14 tf Copenhagen-fields made such rapid strides that these 1: . „: „LILT: 6 ,1 7 4A - ri 4 this market. The line in question is to run from Where the asterisk (*) is fixed , it is to be under- mon so op. Ostaseed Cakes ..• elf - GI Aqiol2 M I's, W. Visernt-etreet. - Dr 10.114 ~ Do. St. Jobs Del Rep.. Is - - 811011140 DAN st llarket.hall. B4 Di& BM . li 3 At mirror ankh Ames • 164 et respeetalik parrs was owl, the side by on. of the most ornamental neighbourhoods 13 a il r en g sn o in k si s 4ffi si di lig " Lyons Railway, and forms the first section of the tax. It will be seen that in every case we take the f ro . 1 ` o l7,, ets *tee .... .. :iii 41 11 4 46 919 est line from Dijon to the great cotton manufacturing rate of interest declared for the last half-year as the tae a 0 i colonial use b." S 5 •" 1 " i s " 55. i 5 as 5/ 515 55515 P rim a 6515. ' 55 to be found in the suburbs of London ; while every 81 I M 51155514555 ' 05411•41 •• s :i 'Amp Asp at any doer No . 2.)et. MO ilirds,glisLAUssetar. s o Od e district of Mulhouse, the traffic of which will of basis of our calculation : the forthcoming dividends 70 • 009Iseo l4 - - inch of the ground is absolutely req u i re d for building si 41 118.11mlistal. Usito i 34 al. ,Ora. Eng. &Australian Copper all 4 dis per LLISON aril ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte - 3l. MO Mama . .. 74 744 74e 4 course be available. The proposed share capital is will, in many cases, exhibit a difference. To render the to,ooo 2 General all - &14 •aaladmis, 411 awl 71, „ maid 5 , 5 „ purposes by the pressure from the centre of the it 100 DA Illni:asiloaby .. sr 41 664,0001., in 33,200 shares of 201. each. 'fen thou- results strictly accurate, the proportion of interest , :• 0 2.1) i :olden Mountain. Aral 1116 1 3 . 164199 M r 3ll / 01V141 " 3 16, 246 14 4 45 1* metropolis, which has been lately forcing houses el " 4 ' 4 " / " . ww.411 4 sand of these shares are reserved for allotment in which may have accrued since last dividend period 41'.Z" Great Poismith. all 14 :4 psi mob, We SALL NUM sad 11111011 TA TlOl4. WIWI** . W. 100 Newmaskat 4S 60 Liberty 3 11 AbWriray = re or soli, lowly is err) to to mu st I oro. into existence on all sides at the rate of 6,000 per 3 1621:21. 7k5di55.. • sis . as the English market, and all the rest, we are as- should is sash case be taken into account. It should mom Late Bathurst. ; all 4 4 die i i reisMiss.--11sese‘haed Pirsgartal by Tarim ram at annum. It is therefore quite certain that, although Se 74 nem aril gardar... i I 3 sured, have been subscribed for in France, and the also be remembered that the Three-and-a-Quarter per se • e " L 'Y'kell i t 4 T o3l333 -C*C 4 ' an 6 1 Ws 10,000 1 Kezlesokilouthatseriese 9 4 44 bombes. it. 100 Netts& 41preliminary de it of 21. paid thereon. On the entire Cent.beermes a Three per Cent. Stock in 1854. *O,OOO New Oranada .. .. ' ■ all g g die HAN rent lho broad bride sees, the proposed new cattle market will not at first be 60 is D5 . 565 .1 55 ::' ": " ICS 05 414 1 2 share capital, a minimum of four per cent. interest is thins mom arm ...... -re - rued Me eilli• - 16 0. 0 60 Norma Moods i all if pm II UMW dant Or brides mako."-Bea Ism& the centre of a disastrously dense population, yet 10 : 1 galls= Commis. Vials 3 31,021Thease i Z a t ioamosi Dealsgai ..... ...... peke 101 ~ £ll9 41 130,000 Port Philip 1 ,pm . 111 WEDDING BREAKFAST provided entire, in . it lee Nor 141116 .. .. 344 sal Ss i 4 guaranteed by the state. The remainder of thetar ; new per per... 1044 „ 31 I 60,00 Clouts lock ....1 ai di. 1... or *mem ste imam PIJAHALL, Oran& sine in a few years it will become so thickly surrounded Is 13 Nadi Dsiem. trot:„ ... - ai, tat required, amounting to 220,0001., is to be raised man ism 3M. at us Me of a per 7,800 30 Santiago &Cubs 1 102 llf Me tiebrie, no ri ft Arm if Marmot dower and Gm kW of that it will prove quite as great a nuisance to quite ::: Z i t e lri l l' slsl "- u.... •- 61 ei 41 5 114 I bonds, bearing a state guarantee of 5 per cent. fest•nmenemen) L oath Australian il4as pm Our, thou. leollol4 sal esmilesa, Maid aft. gammas. seal ilsetilik.lll4 per mu t er an.) shut e. 00 0 &WO 10 i riu Croft t 7 114 IS 12 115 interest.U.l74 DE 913 United Meehan W . esIANW :4 2 cr yr p o rt. A alartallaaart fe Mem CAIN tats area Sall as large a surface of popula ' ion as Smithfield Market rs , i t i roseemsle _ 23 easslM.Moreb (rul T er et. i all 74 24 a WO. 111 2ll A' company has been formed for the construction of rer -...........- ... ; ...... -.- Wa. All. re I 3 104 10.0,00, , 1 West llarlpore n all Wit "Wr" lam a. "' 99 = isi li la " 19.19 ' Sac is and there is little danger in predicting that et. oe Oiled 73 74 74 Meorenovio ...staler swA to mg port of ftio comato , . 1111.6 - - H 36 a railway ► from Shrewsbury to Aberystwith, a lino of taws ,. I pm ...C p .: a l.:Z an ' 25 .. 3 9 2 -- --- -- - 51....930 7 . 343 401634 6 • 6 6•• mob has, bob is, many of us will, if Co p enha g en - fields be so appro- It i.,:, =lr. a lbw. 66 55 '5 5 „ about 70 miles in length. The prospe c t, of both the Weis 11assers. gloom tau. et ths LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. ewers parr no awn mates... S I 0 - - - i r r a% abar awiiim: 11 14 l 515 5 local and general traffic are stated to be very good, Te oo el ssw..o4°"77reanuals77,o 95 IuLADLE:Sr-ROWLANDS' KALTDOR. hr severed in until the new market shall have been xi Mt staywarry Hi MIMI and the line will of course have the benefit of the gr A ko4r, rr e yr s 0 4 s I , ar we t. Ltvaarciet., Jecr 5.-Our share market has been again tist kW ad sampleara.-It Is distlageldwl Ins Ilsentsarely Walla) .- .. 19 to economical improvements in the mode of construction mem) st , 311 6 good and active to-day. Quotations have been higher, and I, m erlon ow esething gutters the UM, peas, hp Ds sides pushed away very much further out of town. 1 his is• el r tria ..... ... ... 94 toLoad= ar Swath Western &ors a moderate amount of baying orders have come forward. '• the "N• ' 51 • 15 • I s " wets " limb ' 1 1 a = 5555515 1 . consummation will have been solely achieved by the 1 ° 10 be ••• -it 144 lately introduced. The capital is fixed at 750, 0 001. (mew „„„ rated ii gamin . The following are the transactions :-Bi r kenhead, Linea tion** mace, dye every arieney Is „ a 55 . 5 m I. 611wspalm • • 3 24 Ate 31 in 201. shares. The ,present ease of the money par arras). seseas97 diastieSePel Memo Li 621966% SPOK makes MD- utter disbelief of the City authorities-practically ... ... ousea, Loosen; foie esiondre, art elbar wars= OR INS. Th. Ilia UM It ~, the WIWI per Ow. SO 4O die market a ff ords a very favourable opportunity for i1p5,..r77: nr 1111 ‘k e ei e p •lts ise °l°l; Eastern Counties, 101-ffsst Lancashire, 194-Lancashire rpm* to Os dark sr dr Mr= sml attssay rids It Haar di sp l aye d in Imo ch o ic e o f suc h a sit uation - i n so 30 limb Di ,. ..„ . is 20 extending the benefits of railway communication to seo .) , ame brier" was& raiz It inibpssadis to ern list. Der • s • •..... Is 74 ing powers of the exhalations which rise from :,- 1 ° 70 9 Ma w 5 1 614? ••• ... Y. 7s: is 724 many districts of the country hitherto excluded from 8 1 .11 sol 230550(614•1531 1 5* rstoot 2 t Per 74 and Carlisle (third shares), 11 p.-London and North Orr rot Orr& wilt lad It atop all Irelodas HA IsnaOINION fit si. 314 3 Western, 131-Ditto (new 4 shareM, 32-Manchester, Shef we *mood reasseitestomeart.. soll Orns VoloVens a cattle market and from its disgusting accompe, ID 15 isoliTerkplailliverD; 4 It pm them, and it will be matter of congratulation if these, . O Zr Ir w ,„ e ' mew 02 ., at ow ~,, field, and Lincoln (4 shams I-44 till 1853), 101-Midland, Lipton ne sals. Ins wards Wesr_listyko • SNP IN Ow . ... iis4 SIMS'S mid Hiethepool - - and other undertakings of a kindred character, assist rats ot 1g per eat per arosurs.l. ger's, d ales grip swede, and "A. lonnag sal 15k16 5 nuaents. 35 le ThemsdismaDeskatliall. 14 IN __ - - --11 Luraaroot, JULY s.—Our share market has been again good and active to-day. Quotations have been higher, and a moderate amount of buying orders have come forward. The following are the transactions :—Birkenhead, Lance,- shire, and Cheshire (late Cheshire and Birkenhead), 19— Eastern Counties, 101—East Lancashire, 191—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 841 4—Ditto (201. F shares), par—Lancaster and Carlisle (third shares), 11 p.—London and North Western, 131—Ditto (new 1 shares), 32—Manehester, Shef field and Lincoln (1 shares I-71 till 1853), 101—Midland, 741 1 I—Ditto (new pref. 44 per cent ), 4 p.—Ditto (con solidated Birmingham and Derby), 401—North Union (1 shares, 4, guaranteed by London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire), 11 p.—South Eastern and Dover, 21i 2—Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole (N. D.), 221—York and North Midland, 264—Belfast and Bally mena, 341. JULY 6.—There was a further improve ment, as regards share value, in this market to-day. Mid land Derbys were done at 404, Shrewsbury and 'heti:dug ham B.'s at 81. 11.. 3d., and in local stocks, Birmingham Cemetery at 18. Liens, Jute s.—The elections stem just now to be ab • sorbing all interests. In the share market, this morning, there has been exceedingly little doing. Quotations are about the same. Midlands were done at 741, and Leeds Northern fifths at one-sixteenth pm. Mexcionerea, JuLy s.—There ems not a very active market, but prices were improving. Leeds stock, 831; Mid land, 741 ; Dover*, 22; E. Counties, 101 ; E. Lancashire, 20 ; London stock, 1301. rLAI/IIia—ROWLANDS' YALYDOR, fir tbe ekla rr onsloolos—US Sotlftslobod tlr 1110 ostrusiy . ywitynyi tttri teseibbe gib* is IM Sitlftygolo vile% by Si mks ts k pares mil stoat wastsay sin Ss tee turbos, Sip say talossy NOssillos W alent 2 nY di..4 41118 Ilealleft SOO% WI% Sass% awl NW oolsools onosb Iby ail Vim s basso f ore obock osi is raise ma Saw Sidi It SY. co so mei on" rain voilbposoils wry SUS Gos. SOO% Ss Sobs, SS GM It slog OSAMU& Issoonor et So ILK mil maw ask corocb.r=ol. Sur oictsparime goyim kr ids words " " oco tho ember ft dip pain adds, osi "A. =me Scs. IS, Sias Sordos" us dm aosiond cs So yosroesost oars Ardi a sob bade. MN fo. It mg t 4d.-11S1 by tbob, bee by Omer. met Petreerron. economical improvements in tho mode of construction lately introduced. The capital is fixed at 760,0001. 1 in 201. shares. The ,present ease of the money market affords a very favourable opportunity fort extending the benefits of railway communication to many districts of the country hitherto excluded from them, and it will be matter of congratulation if these, mad other undertakings of a kindred character, sag is absorbing the vast mass of unemployed alpha mow afloat, which, there is every probability, will otherwise be sunk in enterprise of a far less useful description. The subjoined table gives the aggregate weekly avenge of the note circulation of the United King doe, es it stood for the four weeks ending the 22nd and 29th May, and the 6th and 12th June last, being the latest date to which the returns have been collectively completed for all the banks of issue; and also the results as compared with the returns for the previous four weeks ending the 16th of May. ri it 311 I__ OP,. at the P;taof 6 perateit. per .ea.) .• llknead Iteekeidle.at the rateet2l p r COIL pot 'Raj 74 4outh Matra Meek. (dlr. it the rata et 3y per net. per eassura4 . 711 Tett, Neweastie. sad 6.,1& Sank* (Cr. at the este et 3 pre teat. per amnia) The choice made by the City of London Market it Committee, however, is of no avail if it be not esti- se fled by one of the Secretaries of State ; and the same disregard to the cause of public health with which we charge the City would have to be charged upon si the SECRETARY of STATE for the Roses DEPART pJ - MENT if he had irretrievably pledged hiroself—which it appears he has not done, although he is largely ei committed. In receiving, on Saturday, a deputation of noblemen and gentlemen interested in the shifting s " of the proposed site to a better one, Mr. WALPOLE ni stated--as will be seen by a report of what passed 17 Walsall.* sll Wasodwil sad Maw . WaYallei sal IS Woe Coming 103 Too.3llrisodsklistwlol 20 Ow dr. 1111anklas 10 00.0.11.B.Peralksis MO Tab spa Mirth /11115.4. MIN =AS= AT Ti Kllalubskimilleal.7l.l,rl IFTY THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT MEDI CINE W DU MUM MAMMA ARABWA FOOD,— [. ;real P wed Wesesdrilie spay from Wedgies, sermesemems. eat ow" rsoreawr flaWkwar, Wow& Wok as at the etesesell vssehisem bus resteeedft_De= earbeet hod." heler..Woreben, Lleg. mar Ow tee. 71. el dye deem the SW Ike. the IsetMlesoet de Dube :—" I Yoe fairldersbes lomernt Ives yew gist irk 15R111414 peddludes of theme lisee."— plank de Deals. Seed Is essedwe.lll4 Id.; 3 Ps, at is. It; .lb., se I Is.; 111 lb.. et ff. Iliawrird crab 10 St tie. ; ay it Ur ; le 11. WII solion mit fro et renimos sr of Pad elfts mien by WIRT DU YAW( sod La.. 37. Lehi% she o....esseessolet..tewt. sod 40. Eldisporrompot W 4 11 1 1 74 7 ti if — die 3 11 - 7 4 • WS .. 3 le 3 THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. The English stock market is stronger to-day, money transactions in consols being resumed by private transfer. Consols have been quoted as high as 1001 to 4, and now rule at 1001 to 1 for cash, and 1001 exactly for the 16th Ally. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to 1011 ; the New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents. 1041 to ; South Sea Stock, 1114. The unfunded securities show no site ration. _ . sei Oesdkpos:al= soi ONr e laskak glailllawirmie, 1 0. 0 . 40 .41. 414 De1va:1h010ng Mind ft al e Ca=ioaiskeir). 1.) aqaUeslaskiMip.6. 31 if Di Me Is sli ne ape Ith ly 111 fJ ALL •SO HAVE TRIED at the occasion in another column—that he had - _ • 4 Aftillitifigintosl4lo THE Win IWIDICIER Ix TUE WORLD. _ krikery et es—or Cbsolt Y brear al kink C anni nk ''kerboa z —At ks segorkimasel kkair.dir hoe PILLS kW Oak as • sob. Mewl km is ono komismil arkek. rear anikla iberklert tor et liker rift eirsorkl erl skit almond M sr mmosak klesiersd Ylr akkiller I bqr_re Ng kat I lINI kes t er ha simen. mak. tr kr kik ding ral radl, am OW prgelarrys t lobo mit ropkibb par. erirrylo, Wig lot kirist virra Mak. I rs, pillimoar doffing D M Asign v A ada. T. 110311T8 AND Co., rra teleLll7oll., Crake-ekart, Pleet-street, Londe.. OM Z. Er wird.. V, it. Tsars CaNtrebyerd ; Pushy owd Pork dame rd a►, Mr Puree's/1k Woe; awl iimploslie &Won ir midlehes. Prise, 1314.. Ils. id, sad Nasty Ils. INSTITETE OP ACTUAIIIIII.-011 Sattetleyafternooo the annual meal meting of the numbars end fellows of the Institute of Adagios war hold at the edam of the in stitutine, No. 12, Cludham•plaes, Blaskerian. The area has been founded for the pupae of elevating the attainments aud status, sad pranetiagtbe gemeleillelettey Stall who are engaged in empatimem ear Med with the penults of an actuary. Charles Jellies% Nag, baying been voted to the chair, called elm Mr. emed leare, the Bon. 94.cretary, to reed the regen t _Malt Mirk . that daring the session 43 am ateliallell lei hem eftent, elate the vacancies °aniseed ereemeeep @upliftth assefted to 13 ooly. The total aue ea the bide of the belitste is now 244. In whittles le Awl hot botaftg 'Om' ben have been MIMI by OM belltaar, while tie ewe ail bane lean ambled to MI le tbe lbt of earemerem mean so Is.. thee 49 el the met dieftplimed arts trobsoina arig er maven of em hee ostrim ley ammo( tibia the imitate ham bees is ammaindue widi IT ft the hooding cities is Be armada, Irma" Oeumay_ , Holland, Raga, Swedes, , sad the TIMM Ptah., of AMOS& Already been velable amemales• boas hem roggired beet thews Old* the taa lity with whisk fatsmatM.'Oeylj bets mom he obtained born plata the ant roach Ms foie itself mil* telt. The halm_ ham lea berme* deem the maim Fla- Sentatilall MSS Is. than 614 edam, sad ta d+ tam demeiews am the part of the of , the Cemmemiume is Iftemy, the Omaleilamen s i t= the Commies* of ESISSOB OS lemeation, the Cemeemimmea, fte Omni Deed of Health, the Nem- OM be bete eme of !duke. the Poor-law Surd. the :112:frea dm it e leu=seeral ef prisom aft may the of Asap pim p of Saab Mee* left hose sad. aft tee of eeled be be amalsee. TM emmail, lo u d tr i kel mew their imillerathe die poet istomeeleass km l ai kre n ail* mentaisty es to th em e , peeper seeme le fre orsidenes is foreign dinars, - egi At Ober OWNS aft bohemia, that data evicted mewl tbe VOISPIII of the llte MISISSIO IMAM of this matey Waled la mend em mesa ft einem at the melee ef meet efte, left meamerem le MI only yea el the maim b abeam the daft la mem- Oft They are happy a ray Oft le sumeales mak sup ped their emeriseme, empelebs to all 6.161 NON ; and fte "fteatil are sew sampel le the Mariam mit of drib lag sad antemefte the dm thee ftedeed, Mira view to dame feu. eme the reepirel Iftematlea. neffloaneil have a egeefteles wilt the Nadal ed gaiety, is a.a esiteee l with whfte the lestibis will, Ober likhaehase mat, be ftafted ea Imedmrate maw to ihe am of the mew le At. Jemeifemere. The O.OIICII bat that their oblemeta will be oseedared ae affording oftfteet seises* of the real utility sad immerses of its Imbeeekesteely he a proliftesal but in a pebble gelato( view. The imedel seemerat thawed that the meta daring the lamt MT. Wadies hoboes la haft, suited to OM b. 7d., and the emealbeme , during MON period le WI. ls. bd., laving a baleen is the of the tree. seer of 2261, 19e. IL Ths Clielemes the Of the report and lemedel leak beet= emended, was pot med serried . 'me teethe helms wee thee ememeied set the 91 11 999119 L _ Sane BMW RAILWAT.— Ores ba the ft eats ter Ihe met eardam July 3, 1653: 11,342 i. U. hod.; dim. hay 4.168 (4 as. 7d. Demme ia 1862, 1,364? e. 11d To it RUSSIAN FLO:RT.—Letters from ninon, of Ito 29th elt, state that else Roam list bad left tit the lath ha written such a letter to the Corporation u bound " him morally, although not legally. It is, we "- apprehend, reasonably to be complained that from a u manifest misunderstanding of the function imposed upon him by the act he hose given his yrwi sanction to the site not very considerately. Mr. fititztrew, t s o the spokesman of the deputation, pertinently pointed 12 1 out that the minister's approval should not have been signified without some previous inquiry. *. Mr. WALPOLE, however, seems to think that s the act merely imposed upon him a simple u ministerial form, and that the Market Com . missioTiers had simply to present their choice L 24: for his signature, and that he is bound to give it— , just ass judge signs an affidavit, or Xing Bwea& a lEJ death-warrant—without reading it. But surely e< when the legislature made the approval of one of the Is principal Secretaries of State a condition, it submit- 12 1 ted the question to that high officer's judgment ; for it of course implied a right of refusing his cement. 23 Otherwise had the City selected Kensuigton-gardens 30 or the Regest's-park, the Holtz SECRETARY must sci have made the selection good with his signa ture. On the contrary, the act, clearly mistrusting 7 the London ration, calls in " one of her MA- e k 'LETT'S prin cipal Secretaries of State" as umpire is between it a the public. Such an office Mr. Ware 1 :, rime has indeed, by his own confession, performed. ' Evidence was brought before him for him to adjudi- 'u cats upon, but it wee evidence all on one side. His 4 witnesses took care to indoctrinate him with a fore- , 1 gone conclusion. They had made up their minds as I: to the site, and took care to let the weight of cvi- s, denote tell in its favour. Plans of no fewer than 3 28 proposed sites for the new metropolitan cattle 124 marketed been prepared—were laid before him; one 04 purposely planned, perhaps, to show how eligible that 5 ,;' of Copenhagen-fields would be, and 27 to demon- se state the extreme ineligibility of all the others. to et It was not a judgment formed on such materials se that the act appeals to when it imposes the ratifies- ;; tion of a Secretary of State; neither does it, on the 6 4 other hand, impose the onerous task of examining ie witnesses pro and eon, and asking every intereeted 2 : . person's opinion on the matter. But it ails from the it Minister a fair common-sense judgment—a judg- 1 merit derived partly from a half-hour's ride to the , t proposed ground, and a cursory survey of it, but a 33 judgment more weightily swayed by a comprehen- Is sive consideration of the interests of the public at • lame, of which the greatest is the public health. 10 MM id r. WALPOLE trusted such evidences, he would if certainly have written veto instead of concedo to the n Copenhagen-fields proposition. se This brings us to our starting point. There is no reason whatever for supposing that, so far as their g lights have led them, the City Market Committee have not exercised industry and ears in picking out Copenhagen-fields from the mass of Oasis presented to C them farchoice. Whoa all the tangible and commercial' se advantages of having a settle market as near as I I! possible to the heart of London have been weighed 1 ; and considered, Copenhaps4elds form—except as 1 10 regards public health,periep, swindling considered, 2 2 ' 2 5 a not wholly unsuitable its brew* a purpose. But' ... whatever advantage, it m_ay mom the one objec tion against it is fatal. Preforms it such a site, stultifies the principal object of ahatiehing Smithfield ,t as a cattle market—that, namely, of rem ov i ng a "; beast and butcher market ben a thickly . peopled I locality. The am evils carry ing on of : nezious trades, the mem dr rem tem driving of m cattle through frequented thetweghlerne, will remain; Li for be it observed, the nearer the nettle market is to town the smaller will be the temptation to slaughter 10 .,. the animals on the spot and convey then t• the re- r o tailer's shop in the condition of beef mad mitten. In le spite, therefore, of the best made bye-laws, the ''', 'Uinta of London will, unless the public bestir itself, be still obstructed by crowds of sheep, and infested 2 ; with infuriated oxen. a 23 Iposisi1 posisi so aCtior ekteses3r# Is Dm (Immi OvietWestars 11111111114/I.llo64Nlifd 11 rue) .. . dree• ditto) .. SO lisesed In Lambs d Orsiewleh loess& Melon to Dirridieser (ditto) 10 Lossi*Gear.iipapasi. 30 I (sinitio soda) I 1000110.3,11ftlan 00310 V 1 l VI) ) 10 NA. awl I again aid I I:4l. (kaa.. "Palb le lam illail at. li Wits Valog==. SO PM Ms Ottle —... leo Was di Iresert Dm; 19414 111.6717111:Oreati1711$11111.141:6.7ssis: 'ln( Marius 3 Dia Xo.a.ih a 7 par Ma la Mar ma iiiibsed all =V: a l seglab I :Fa el tastAler.ll2l6.,6 p 61 Me Es. 16 Dl6 Now 6pa Ont. OM* all g ler alle ctS l DlA • lillatmelt. Doolot. Objp — ordot Ift llonessi 14 weigam • Woo.lOsalleoloos 1 • 1W Mai load eel loolffoolo. SO I lalk a Ildeb. Mb s_ol 4lli ttri 3 LaskellillraNey • to Ds. Vow 3 II& 116 thlkslo636ara66.Paj I_ Ditis Minim - . l oam. si IssliisCisiiisiii27.7 s osasersolsidle peva Nall. Ml* I Watley' and Dolor.. MIA per Coot I Do. do. do a lboolladlrs.NegGuar II lhoookkamko(Nor.W ) II per On I. .. 13 Sod. Dooms _- ” 22 full' Tat. 4 CLOD& 3 filhdolholls HO TiZ ies New _ of Ilomponi .6 DINo Das rOiikiti 10 (WAN Pomo rflence SO Marla.' aid irlisdira. $0 1 , ..a lodine S Gnat Wise Nelowle.. 41 Do. Da I A nnul hoiden of Fraece -'.WaeLef_OurisAlharsr Do. do. de. ... no. Mods (lit= Illay.1115a; dr la I at par etat. ..... Daltaillo Do. (wayi 1 97/ Slarla Antall& 1 1 4 Do. do. Kw 20 !how awl I.lap II Woburn or Rises all Ds 201. OMt d. 119.6 11 Makes slia.) orlims sod borasara 10 ear* sad Ly SO hale oaf Odom i Yu iilll ;;0 211 W :: :: N. to PAK% sad Ottgallifill .. 1., It. MUNI 11ffil /INN ... .. ;, 21 ts• met lbw ... .. 1. It Than sad Moats ... .. t•I Pt Waist Mandan.. .... IS) • Wolin at . hew .. .. IN 130 32y Uj 5e, 113 l 3•4 NI 27 106 115 is IN 331 353 111 N IS Si ■i se; IN Iff IN IN t 1 4Li 33k 83$ 104 IN •MAIN& IS ICS If lei 111 33 si li lip= 11 II pa 14 14 17 11 u It 2, 1 la pak i Mei Ps IL 4 11 M 17 i I I pa 149 II 7 2iP` ! I) psi I go 10/ 1 11 II 12 I 14till IN to 4. 1 1 gm N Ilk - il If ii 1 1 lI.P. 131 It 3 3•3 i Ipi 411 I i4l • NA UN ) NNE 1%11 • I 1i pi 16W "' J Ila. 14 Ingram pserease. 1131. 1151. __— -- 8 S A It Bark 41811. 511,748,189i 11,479,671 334,714 Pri vois Mat** Woks 106,143 —._-- -- TAW la Engird 16,134,1811: 17,535,145 499,617 114•416811 lrelsad 4,614,109 , 4,529091 57,121 -- 17084 Wlartesi. 14,113,378 33,644,1116 509,435 Showing a decrease of 499,6171. in the note cir culation of England and Wake, and a decrease of 309,4381. in the circulation of the United King dom when compared with the returns for the previous four week', ending the 15th of May. On comparing the above returns with the fixed issues of the several banks, we find the following to be the state of the circulation : — The fixed jam es ofthe private banks of England and Wales being at present, after deducting those which have ceased to issue, 4,698,0751., it follows they were below the amount 1,193,1991. The fixed issues of the joint-stock banks being 3,409,9871., it follows they were below the amount 359,488/. The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being 3,087,2091., it follows they were above the amount 493,093!., but with specie in hand to cover the excess and issues for 487,7691. besides. The fixed issues of the Irish banks being 8,354,4941., it follows they were below the amount 1,826,508/., with specie in hand to cover issues for 1,194,9831. Ws find, therefore, that the note circulation of the private and joint stock banks of England and Wales was 1,762,68.51. below the amount authorised to be issued; and that, inclusive of Scotland and Ireland, the circulation was on balance, 3,085,0981. below the fixed amount. -- --- The average amount of coin and bullion held by the Bank of England in both departments during the four weeks ending the 12th ult. was 20,834,5051., showing an increase on the previous month's return of 828,2521. The average stock of specie held by the Irish banks during the same period was 1,194,0831., being a decrease on the return for the previous four weeks of 13,8281. The average of specie held by the Scotch banks during the ssme term was 960,8821. ; increase on the previous month, 9,5141. In the item of specie these returns consequently show an increase, on balance, of 814,8531. on the month. ---- Compared with the corresponding period of 1851, the returns under review show the following differ ences in the circulation : JIMS Ms . " 8 . 1 4 Imam Diereass, 11111. 1831 g g t 16 gut of =lsad 19,075,524. 11,479,1171 2,401,1131 Prl•ste Jolatrkek Wks -- Teiml la gagisadL 23,995,117 27,113,948 2,437,131 — oBBthad - Irelead 4,314,910 4,328,988 250, 6 70 Ualtal 1115.1615. 38,141,21 5 , 81,1144,3101 2,033,313 — ii&Tirin o i an increime of 2,437,1311. in the - an 2, , 11f,1111. m , note circu lation A England and Wales, and an increase of 2,803,32 V. in the circulation of the United Kingdom, compared with the returns for the corresponding period of 1851. The yearly comparison of the stocks of coin and bullion held stands thus : Bash of England, more £7,075,672 &Melt beak', more Irish beaks, less £113,272 £7,167,332 Deduct Irish beaks Increase on balsam, Jam.l2, 1162) £7,064,060 --- This increase of more than seven millions in the stock of coin and bullion held by the banks during the short space of twelve months, is a most remark able feature in these returns. The circulation at the sum time is shown to have boa augmented by np- Di? There is no important movement in foreign stocks. Mexican bonds are rather flatter at 264 to I for the new bonds, but other priors are scarcely changed. Peruvian Actives mark 105 to 1 ; ditto Deferred, 671. Spanish Old Threes, 481; ditto New Deferred, 221. Granada Deferred, 91. Equador, 41. Aus trian Scrip, 41, prem. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS. Ter 4 i Per 4 pert 5 per/ 3 per Delifea. Do. Yoe Account. 111gbest. Lowest. Closing. 1 71 70 71 * 7 1 SS 102 00 103 70 IN 00 ... ... ... ... -. 32j; 00 days, 25 224. a kora New. a SpaCiale 55 ... 11120 . 054 ... Tre,oury Dow... - De. ____ Aerie 17 4230 Yalta, JOLT 6. HL 'Germain. 920 Versailles (right hank, s lat ditto (let taakb —; Porta an d Orissa.. 1,237 30 ; Pan. lad Rosen. Si? 60 ; Rama aad Havre, $37 ; Narvellles sad Avigus 431 U; Stasabaarg Valk 193; Northers, 623; Parts mid i•tra-boarg, MI6 ; and Lyon, 678 73 ; MOD• tartan sad Troyes, 207 $0; Omit. 500; Dieppe awl !Nona, 2co; Perla sad lose., —; Bards= sad Testa, 162 60; 131wastrirt- St. Mier 11 Gray, 6211. 1 &BM Mx I. For yes n. 0p01122111 - r Ousts. If Omuta lO2 63 102 10 1 •Qat& omata • Caste. New Loan ... lon Landon: at elite, 13 32 laa.=lllo 111 Maw Naples I 0. 46 o. 3 moot S p.(4 I OV.. Trantir a. Bonk Pi COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. SUGAR.—The public sales are progressing heavily, and the importers are buying in largely to support the market. Refined steady, at last week's prices; grocery lumps, 475. ed. to 498. dd. Cowin.—Then hes not been a public sale to-day ; neither hoe them been any business of important* reported by pri vate contract. Good ordinary native Ceylon nominal, at 448. to 4.58. Spices without variation. Rica.—This article is dull of sale. Corron.—The market continues •ery dull. Immo steady; the quarterly sale will oasatage a 2e 13th inst. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is eat, and prices bare a downward ten dency. Town Tallow is quoted Ws. 6d. nett ash ; Pe tersburg, Y.C. out the spot, 38e. Od. ; October to December, 38e. ; imam to Muth (1863), 38e. 6d. HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis tercet' • quiet trade, at the tollownir prices .—Prime Meadow Ray, 784. to Ms. ; inferior, 70,. to ; new, 66e. to 68s. ; Bowen, 701.; Clover, old, 88s. to 100 e.; new, 604. to 705.; Straw, 281. to 335. TRE LONDON COAL TAX.—In the Marylebone vestry meeting of Saturday last, a report was read from the committee appointed to investigate the operation of this tax levied on the metropolis by the City corporation. It is found that the total pinion of the coal tax of Is. ld. per ton for the nine years ending 1844, amounted to 1,288,3461.3..3d., being au avenge of 143,1491. lls. 3d. per annum. The duty of Bd. has produced for the three years ending 6th January, 1850, the sum of 337,8871.375., or an avenge of 112,82 W. Se. Sd. per annum. Tho duty of Id. per ton produced for the year ending 31st December, 1850, the sum of 15,2301. Os. Rd., and allowing the sum of 5191. 17s. lit for drawbacks on coals exported, the net sem of 14,7101.35. lid. The tolls on carts, &c., entering sad ' leaving the City of London and conveying goods, yielded to the corporation the sums following :--For the year ending 31st December, 1849, 5,6101. ; ditto, 1860, 6,7101. ; ditto, 1851, 6,8101. The committee recommended the vestry to petition both houses of parliament to par a measure which shall cause the duty of Sd. per ton on coals absolutely to cease and determine so soon as the new existing liabilities shall be paid and liquidated, and not to sanction any measure which shall have the efest of isentinuing the tax on this necessary article beyond that period; and also petition that the toll on carts and other vehicles conveying goods into and from the City of London be discontin ued . This resolution was put and carried unanimously. BMWS OF SiR STRATFORD OMNI/CO.—H.M.S. Seourge, having on beard Lord Stratford de Radcliffe, was at Trieste on the 29th ult. LONDON PROVISION MARKETS. MONDAY, JOLT 6. The arrivals last week from Ireland were 10,650 firkins of Butter, and 1,168 bales of Bacon ; and from foreign ports 7,730 casks Butter, and 710 bales Bacon, The Irish Butt er market ruled pretty steady during the past week, and a moderate business was transacted; in some instances about Is. per cwt. decline was submitted to. The supplies still continue very abundant. Foreign in good supply, and but little variation in prices. Bacon was quiet, and the braises' transacted chiefly of a retail character, at but little change in prices during this week. The ch ange of weather on Saturday caused holders to be very firm. Stocks and del.veries for the week ending July 3rd : Berns. bacon. tiguek. Delivery. Stook. Delivery. 1430 ll.lOO 3,930 3,310 1,600 1431 11,470 3,330 4,410 3,044 164 14,3110 6,930 I 4,970 1,340 :9,410 NBWOATB AND LEADENHALL. Considering the sTaitiweatl7er,tkese markets continue to be well supplied with each kind of meat, is which a moderate busts's@ is doing at our quotations. Per Sib. by the caroms ad. ad, I s. d. ad. Interkie Beet fl 4 2 6 Ilsksise Italics. 2 0 2 II Middling ditt0......... 2 0 2 10 klddllsg dkto 2 10 3 4 Prints large IBM ... 3 0 3 2 Prime Mt@ 3 0 a 11 Ditto Mall ditto 3 2 0 4 Urge Poet Val ... 2 8 S 10 Small Pork 3 4 8 • PRICES OF SLITTER, CHEESE, HAMS, te. - - ' a. lliamiaad., permit Pei P 7_o S.I. Destais Oloucestar, pit mgt. ,clew Mont. oew 76 id I Ilmitte do. ("Wow old 71 York ham I Waterford. — 6$ Westmoreland do. Cork . . 1611:nah°°. 4$ - 4$ 60 76 GO SG 04 G 2 Linerlsk ~ 60 Ameriela 1146 ...... ...... —.. ... IlLlgu ,, 64 Wituelie lisou, pus. 811 U Progh Butler, per 60•46 8 10 1 Watirked 8eir5a......... N CI Chadilmatesiemsrowt. toe 70 Ilaahml44ll6 — C 1446664, 00 B6 68 ANIMISM ..- —. ENGLISH BUTTER MARKET. The present fine hot weather operates much against our trade, and prices are on the decline. Dorset. los weeklf 740. to fro. per owt. Do. ottiloWag heat So. to 10s. ;sodas. CHARITABLE BEQUESTS.—Mr. Thomas Dunbar, of Serles-place, and Brick-court, Temple, left by his will the following sums to be distributed to charitable insti tutions on the decease of his widow :—To the blaring Society, 1801. ; School for the Blind, 1001. ; Deaf and Dumb School, 100/. ; Orphan Working School, 1001.; London Hospital, IW. ,• Westminster Hospital, 1001.; Middlesex Hospital, 1001.. Charing-cross Hos pital, 1001. • King's College Hospital , ' 1001. ; Free Hospital. Dray's-inn:road, 2001. •' Floating Hospital, Thames, 1004; Masonic Boys' 5ch001,501.; Masonic Girls' School, 501 ; Mendicity Society, 60/.; Lying-in Hospital, Old-street road, 601.; Lying-in Hospital, York-road, 601.; City of London Truss Society, 601.; City Dispensary, 601 ; Metro politan Hospital, 501.; Public Dispensary, 50/. ; Humane Society, 601.; City of London National Schools, 601. ; St. Andrew's Parish School, 601.; St. Clements Danes School, 50/. METROPOLITAN Bonouoiis.—lt appears by return just issued that according to the late census there are in the Tower Hamlets 76,710 inhabited houses, and the population is 639,111; in klarylebone, 40,613 inhabited houses, and the population 370,957; in Finsbury there are 37,427 inhabited houses, and the population 323,772; is Lsmheth, 39,154 inhabited houses and the population 261,30; in Westminster 24,765 inhabited houses, and the population 241,611; and in Southwark, 23,751 inhabited housed, and the population 172,863. In the City of London there are 14,680 inhabited houses, and the population 127,869. FREAK OF AN OLD WAR HORSE.—A milkmoMMl was on Wednesday morning passing in her cart, laden with milk-cans, near the Champ de Mars at Rouen, where a regiment of cavalry was manmuvring, when all at once the trumpets sounded. Her horse, which had formerly been is the army, at once pricked up its ears, and the moment after started off at full gallop towards the regiment, dragging the cart aßer it. The poor woman shrieked in dismay, and tried to check the horse ; but the iminial did not stop until it had joined the regiment. Ile melebott with sate in finding himself once more in the radis; Jo, was of short &intim, as some of the N . ' the ground. -.• it:. 4 •t;11'.. - (de) • :i -t! i t 118 i 1 4 igl toy i I.ki I Pla 17 1 , . 4 UII