The Express. — London, England, 1847-08-28 00:00:00

i 4 deapeeded the carious works In proorrem.—Orders have been received for the hdrantry and artillery completes. °title Royal Doetyard Bette. lice to be exercised in hal, blank and pa prudes, previ ous to tho termination of their drillo - ZT present Beeson. ADMIRALTY. AVG. 27.—APPOINIIIIN711.—Lieutiaanti : P. A. Boyce, C. S. S. Stoshope, and H. J. B. Bkendald; Mader J. Tonkin ; &mond Muter L. F. Stephens ; Puna J. Word ; sad Navel Cadet 0. W. Dalsell, all to Asla. —1 letitemant P. W. Derma, to Soccmd Master 0. A. Mt* to Cambrtaa.—Master's Asoletenla : J. A. Perks, to Antelope ; C. T. Willlareacm. to Plrelly.—MMeldprasa C. Grant, to Son JoseL—Naval Owlet G. P. Maleb o ta 'readier. SPORTING. CANTERBURY RACES.—Tranisnar. HER MAJESTY'S PLAT"! OP ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS. Hems 2 miles. Mr. Mcore's Wolftiog (W. Boyce) I 1 Mr. Oooke's Catharine Er. Doeteray's Alkali Won dr Won in a ennier. City PLATE. for 3 year-olds and upwards. Heats. 2 miles. W. Doslisrars Alkali (Hornsby) 1 I Mr. Christy% Dictator Mr. Drew% Mew OM. 2 4 Mr. Walker's Kr Tenon . . 7 5 Mr. GommariCa The Mr. T. Biromond's Walt.e Stra ft ei rey The first beat was won by a length, end the seeosd by a neck. SALISBURY RACES.—TweIewAT. SWEEPIITAILES of 60 son. each, It ft. 1 i mile. 7 subs. Mr. Herbert ml Tenney WU:resins Stanza of 20 coos. each, 15 ft, and 6 only it dwisred ; the second to an his stake. 2 miles. Mr. Gully's Mathematician (Donaldson) 1 Mr. Herbert nd The New Forest Dear 2 Ciro MEMBERS' PLATE of 801., added to a Sweepstakes Of 3 sorn each. li mile. ((3 Mr. W. Bailer's An (Gilbert I Mr. Hawkins Teresa 2 SWEEPSTAKES of 6 son. each, with 60 sand. Heats 1 mile. Mr. Bray's Cerberns (Clatowans) 1 1 Mr. B. Herbert's (by Ells or Venison ; 2 2 Mr. Sergeant's Guzman 3 dr COVNTT M2MBIBIe PLAT, of 50 joys, added to a sweep. stakes of 5 sons each; three botrem to start, or the 50 sins sot to be added ; the winner to pay 3on to the fund. One mllO and a MIL W. W. Badler's Antagonist (Deitaidson) 1 Mr. W. B. HawkinisTerets 2 Mr. Blare's bf by Laitercost, out of Mountain dylpies dam Switarwren as of 60 soya each, b. ft., for foals of 1844; the winner of tin Derby et Oaks to carry 4 lbs. over and above the extra weights. Mr. Herbert's it f Wee Bit (Donsildsoo) walked over. Qvitaxie PLA.TII of 100 son. • for three.yrs.old, 13st 21b ; low, 94 elb ; five, led; al: and aged, lOst Mb. 3 miles. Mr. Moore',Woll.clog (*to/ I Mr. Oudy's Kathmandu Mr. Inirea's Wes 1121 s Mr. W. watt Anisictoist 4 Crry Bowl., valise 18 son. in specie, and 12 soya from tbe Race pond, added Is a sweepstskes of 5 son. ash for MI ages. l Mr. miqo TY Qum (Barn) 1 Mr. Wimaidea's New Perot Deer Mr. ilin debars.. Mr. Si. Waffle's prowl 4 Mr. N. Driakabfs Wellies -- ...... -- ..... ......_ ....... _ Mr. &Orem'. Gamma . . Mr. Burger's Amp. 0 A wry sewn rem. EGHAM . ll.lCli&—Taroar. • The Queen's Plate day has usuallyb;;;; the avast eft:Re sin at these meetings—in fact, has been the "grand" day. It as signed a Manzi character yesterday, the appearanos of The Ilero tbgpat eccopetidon for the " goatee" out of the question; while eteeptanees for the Surrey and Middlesex Stakes proved so few ad bed es to deprive the race for them of every particle of interest. Qtraaa's PLAT! of 100guineu ; 3-yr oldie, 7st 611, ; four, list lib ; Bye, tat Mb ; six and aged, 10et 31b. Two miles and a dies Mr. J. Day's The Hero (A. Day) walked over. SUENEY AND MIDDLIAIII STAY of 25 DM. each, 15 ft, and 5 only if declared, Mc.; the second to save his stake; winners extra; the winner to pay 13 som. to the Judge. and to mitactibe to the stakes in 1313. Two miles and a dia. 21 mite, 17 of whom declared. Sir H. Fleetwood', Forest Flower (J. Shari 1 Mr. Deeth'e Sabdoer (A. Day 2 Sir°. Fleatheolel f by.t•tracan out of Nannette (11.111serwood S Deg : 4 to 5 agst Nannette filly, and 10 to el egg each of the others. Pandiaer made the running at • Wong pace to within ball-a. mile filmes, wben Forest Flower took it up, had it all her•nrn way, sad wenhyt a loathe. Ran in 4 minutes. RAILWAY HANDICAP of 5 ars. each, 3 It, with 20 added ; the wimp OM kens. to the fond. T.Y.C. Pam MEOW, Daughter of the filar (Sherwood) 1 Mr. Swift 2 3 Me. .I 11= the first two. Wea won by a abort head; of 10 sow. each, with 25 added; 3.yrlllrir 0 '.O Ha 1111 b; la, 1 tst Ilb ; six sad aged, 10 11 M MI IMM i 111111111.4 M 111111111,Widim, n raid the winner to bis sold fa A OS 1 ale. Ociagg thy. (Count Thatthyanyi 3 1 I ILL P. (Mr. P. P. Rat I 3 2 Mr. DimiM Pk .1. Oweed at The Pella POLICE.—YarraaDAY. MANSION.HOUSE.—Tax arreurran ASSASSINATION OP Ma. Cstawner.—A brief notice of this examination appeared in a portion of our last evening's impression. —John Orenatone was charged with tsarina attempted to kill and murder Mr. Crawley, wine-merchant, of Mark-lane. He looked dread fully ill. Mr. Hughes, solicitor, attended for the prosecution.—John Yates, clerk to Mr. G. Crawley, said, on Saturday, the 14th instant, about 10 minutes to 4 o'clock, Ovenstone came into the counting-house. I said, knowing him, " Take a seat for a'short time." Mr. Crawley was then in the neiahbourhood. I went to fetch Mr. Crawley, and seeing that Ovenetose was following me, I repeated that if he would take a seat I would bring Mr. Crawley to him. I observed nothing particular in his manner at the time. I then went into Mark-lane, to a wine-merchant's, where I hand Mr. Crawley. When Mr. Crawley came pet neer wee sitting on a chair in a corner of the counting-house, Mr. Crawley said to him. " Step inside, sir." The prisoner then went into Mr. Crawley's room, followed by Mr. Crawley, who closed the door after him. I almost immediately heard the report of a pistol, and heard Mr. Crawley cry " Mar der !" I ran towards the door, which was opened, and Mr. Crawley staggered out. He ran into the street, and I shot the outer counting-house door and locked it. As I turned the key in the door I hued the second report of a pistol, and in about a minute afterwards the policeman came up, and went into the room. I returned into the counting-louse with the policeman. I found the prisoner in the inner room, setting on • chair; he was bleeding at the mouth, and a skull pistol lay on a desk. (The pistol was produced.) I did not see an other pistol. I believe the prisoner said that it was Mrrawley's own fault, or words to that effect. There was nothing in the manner of the prisoner calculated to excite attention. When Mr. Crawley ran into the street, ' 'observed that he was wounded in the face. It looked more liag er recL—Cross.examined by . Mr. Parker (solicitor to . ) : I saw the prisoner twice before this occasion. two menthe before tin the last time. They talked area a matter of business. I did not notice that he was much excited. He wan not more so than a man would be who knew there were proceedings against him. I did not hear anything that passed within whkri the door was closed. Strickland (City policeman, 582), said : On the 14th of August, I was on duty in Mark-lane. At about haltpsst 3 o'clock in the afternoon, I was called to Mr. Crawley's counting-house. I got the key from Mr. Yates, and went in with him, and saw the prisoner sitting in a chair in the inner room, his head resting on both hands. He was bleed ing from the mouth. On the desk I found a pistol stained with blood and quite warm. A second pistol was lying on the chair in which the prisoner was sitting. Mr. Harris, galleon, directed me to take the prisoner to Guy's Hospital, which I did. After I found the second pistol, the prisoner said " Good God, it was me who did it, and (with an oath) it was that villein Crawley who caused me to do it." The prisoner said he bed always get his living in an honest way, and to be served in that way he could not bear. He then inquired how Mr. Crawley was. While going to the hospital he repeated ( with an oath) that it was that villain Crawley who had caused it, and he was sorry the ball had not gone through his brain. I delivered the prisoner into the are of Mr. Cox, the house-surgeon. (Here witness pro bated a paper which ho foetid on the prisoner, of which the • Mewing is all that need be CZ : no.-- bee the erate et a daughter in asemity of the yawn I hid es lose Oen lft. whisk I wish le be sellise, sad in toned delle li m os= se I est settled whli Dr.—; bet Mr. libeard he wig a ewe id dingo dad* et lbedletes. Thin will show that brie a et Wet V be dew ea sod ought to be exposed to the weld et Lap lee le tile peethiehrty. There seeder. owing to goo semi minor Mon I own whisk sae be collected, and el erp oho jolt Wet I NO, was see Ora there will be a surplus which erlll beleed Wyse Way Ivy ad liwrsies, The dingesers which has bees Wee& ups Ise by Wet dilate Oredey, is *we say not oon wean with lie rod —be pet steassial el the lea, which I wad set es, sad I saw there we; wderlowl wise on beteseetheis ad +. Wftsea reemsMtl me to let him wad in were 'elides le the Jae, be ssfd that it malt ewes to shed WS., bet be sed Crawley bare made a different seek of It; bet It will wel la ee end is either or them. Or imed go We ea owned le arm other seek washes twee deice the Me, Death is he own yeshesbie Wee the imp sesibleasetleatide dills, Crowley, we sired me fre, tad ewe as a he thee sada I wee would Woe welanWered. 1 as will so doubt ewes a well goal N whew yes eft bat you cue brain it, oe you code sew INl vi = i 7l mil ever know latie twin a this world, dew lade Crawley% aided wearier. owl to see me pine away ens I Maw mead Wee weer beerla Th erefore, =. 64 a the Imit isower wank sell I trust you will meet with lark Ida will wig awl MI6& with you in your die" sad tine wit weer wow& Matted ish may now appear so 3111011111 rmipil le yew deere wil Itlletp. Remember taut peer WI Mr. Media flees thetWn.D— del beep her promise, gat per whew IshrszNlsee Chelah How its I know that if she sea net s da will es IL—J. O.—lns. Mary Pao% and Andrea Owastees, ill„ Upper Chirione-areet, Fitzroy .Zara_. . Komi 7, before the above document was read aloud, gabssitted that it might contain matter calculated to excite a prejudice against the gentleman for whom he watched the ewe, and stated that he could show beyond all doubt that Mr. Crawley had acted most irreproachably throughout the whole of the business to which the prisoner referred, and Sat not the slightest impropriety was imputable to him. Mr. Shard said that be knew all the particulars of the trans- MOM which had taken place on the subject to which the pew alluded, and he knew that the prisoner was possessed st a ableleeenda with regard to it, and had endeavoured to Wwpm the unfortunate man that he was mistaken in Sin Mt. Crawley , any desire to do him injury. —W. pelissman 528, corroborated Strickland'. state. =l,lMhos ft was advised that the prisoner should be ha pot his band into his trousers pocket, and said, .i y bore on more," and threw down his purse on the table. Whim the ball was extracted, the prisoner wished to look at it, and I showed it to him, and he wanted to feel the weight of it; and I refused to let him have it.—Mr. Samuel Jolly, sas' amistannsurgeon at Thomas's llospitsJ, said—he saw Ns. OslAdly. there at halt-pat ten o'clock on the night of the 14Ib of Amust. I was informed he had been shot. ll • Vela at the outward angle of the now, on the aide. The wound communicated with dm . jaw celled the antrum. Upon problag aivi a • the ball. I then made an incision am ' wet* eflits now to the angle of the month, to avoid*. , '"0. of a scar. I enlarged the opening at the boat, . 7 110MMall the bullet. It bad passed along the E is il the teeth, and that, I believe, saved the Ilb. The nature of the wound, as it wen,' was &ileum to lib. He has been under my care ever since. He has gone on, on tke whole, very favourably, but suppuration will take place, and at present I cannot con. alder him quite out of danger; but the great probability is, that he will completely recover. He may be well enough in a week, but I would not like to say that he can be safely brought up in less than a fortnight. Cowexuaised: When I speak of danger, I masa the possible consigniec• of the wound may be fatal. Tke wound is dangerous to life, but it did not produce any Wary to a part that was vital. Death might follow such a wound, without being preceded by erysipelas. It might be caused by the irritation arising from such a wound, without erysipelas, in two or three days. If the patient had been of en anxious temperament, he would not have gone on so fevonrably as he has.—The Lord Mayor Do you consider that Mr. Crawley may with safety be re moved from the hospital before the 20th of September ? Witness : I do.—The prisoner, who did not utter a word, was then remanded. GUILDHALL.. SUICIDR ST AN ARTIST. J. Wilms, en artist in weter colours, was re-examined, charged with attempting to destroy himself. The case ap peared in our paper of Thursday, when it seemed that the prisoner had lately separated from his wife, and this led to his conduct. It was understood that a reconciliation had been effected, and the parties left the court. BOW-STREET.—Tna CATASTROPHE ON THE RIVER. —J. Edward, who had been stoker on board the Cricket steamer, which was blown up yesterday, waited on Mr. Jardine, to request his interference to prevent any portion of the engine of that vessel being removed. For the parti culars we refer our reader, to our report of the accident, at the close of which we give a report of this application. MURDEROUS Assort LT.- Casey, an inmate of St. workhouse, was charged with assaulting C. Wrench. — T. Williams, an inmate, stated that on Thursday evening he was with a dozen others, when the prisoner laid hold of Wrench by the hair with his right hand ; he bent his head aside ' and drew the knife produced across his throat in the mat deliberate manner, a great quantity of blood haring immediately flowed from the wound he inflicted. Witness, with amistance, secured him. There were no angry words occurred before he made the attack.—Mr. W. L. Dudley, the house surgeon, said that in examining the wound he found it about six inches in length, and of a dangerous cha racter, there being several small vessels injured. He thought it would be • week at least before the man could attend to give evidence.—ln answer to the magistrate the master of the workhouse said that the prisoner was only a casual pauper, and in the house since the 18th inst. He appeared very sullen, and spent the greater part of his time praying.—The prisoner, being called on for his defence, said that the witness Williams and other fellows were con stantly knocking and kicking him in order to prevent him saying his prayers.—The prisoner was ordered to be re- mended for a week. CLERICENWELL.—Csancie or Formerly.— William Tombling was finally examined upon several charges of uttering forged cheques upon bankers. Two cases werepre ferret by Mr. Smith, the landlord of the White Lion Tavern, Edgware-road, whose eon stated that the prisoner came to him with a cheque for 201., which be said Mr. Bir mingham, who was well known to Mr. Smith, had requested him to cash for him. Witness, in the absence of his father, did so, and the cheque was subsequently ascertained to be a forgery. Previous, however, to this fact being found out, the prisoner called again, and presented a cheque purporting to be drawn by B. B. Cabbell, which the witness esrhed for him, and paid over the same day to Mr. Thomas John Bolton, the landlord of the Earl of Louder, Tavern, Not ting-hill, who paid it, with several others, into his bankers, Sir John Lubbock and Co., where it was found also to be a forgery.—The prisoner, who declined to make any defence at present, was then committed to take his trial on three sepa rate charges of forging and uttering. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY ERNING. The straitness of money experienced yesterday on the Stock Exchange was partially relieved to-day. The announcement in a morning paper, moreover, that the directors of the Bank of England were about to relax the rigidity of present action so far as to make advances on loans and mercantile paper at the rate of 3 per cent., came to encourage a market other wise without any particular feature indicating recovery, to any extent, from previods depression. It may, how ever, be doubted, as it is in banking circles, whether any present intention exists in the Bank parlour in the sense of the relaxation intimated. The advent to office of a new governor, and the net unaccountable desire of popularising the event, in view of a recent unfortunate casualty. may still not improbadly induce to such a course. But, in such a case, the retention of the 51 per cent. as the minimum rate of discount would be not only an absurdity, but a manifest in justice to commerce, which public opinion could not tolerate. That opinion is, almost one and uni versally, that the rigour of Bank action has already been carried too far, and that if, as it has been, the leading motive was to impede the egress of bullion or gold coin, it has failed in its intent, peeing that metallic values have gone,vrill perhaps still further go, and must go sooner or later, in despite of all strained and artificial impediments, whenever the real balance of trade has set in, and continues, against this country. Exchanges may come better from New York, and even gold may for the time come back, but as neither one nor the other could be the natural result of commercial relations and balances, but would arise solely almost from the bankrupt or otherwise dis credited bills gone back from hence to the United States, the current of gold outwards could only be temporarily arrested ; it would be returned to meet American engagements here and in other quarters of Europe, and would again be called back after serving the actual exigency. A rather material improvement in the funds may be noticed u the consequence of what has been referred to, and should the Bank adopt the course which is reported, and carry it to the extent which should legitimately follow, a very great effect far beyond the mere measurement of the rate of in terest reduced, would follow in the restoration of confidence, now nearly paralysed, in commerce. It cannot be too earnestly impressed upon the Bank committee of management, and upon the new governor, that the screw must be loosened ; that victims enough, and innocent victims too, have already paid the penalty of Peel's absurd attempt to control credit, and therefore the proper operations of commerce. One other victim, and certainly one most honourable and in offensive, is ;worded below. Consols, upon the surmises thrown out, discredited as they were, advanced about per cent. They were quoted at the close of business at 87} to z for money, and 87 2 to I for the account now opened for the 14th of October. The contango is a fraction lees than it was in the early part of the day, and so far is demonstrative of greater confidence in the dealers, and of a more easy state of money. Reduced Threes, 87Z toy • Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, 89 to „ ; Long Ann uities, 9to 1-16. Exche quer Bills, par to 3s. prem. India Bonds, 3s. to 2s. dia. Bank Stock, 1 95 to 7. The attention of dealers was rather more directed to-day to foreign securities. Dutch were done at better prices, and the Two-and-a-Half per Cents. may be quoted 56 to 1 ; the Fours, 89 to 1. Spanish Fives were undisturbed at 191 to 20 ; the Threes at 291 to 30. Portuguese, 25 to 7. Mexican had a start to 19 to 1, upon the calculation that the reported negotiations for peace between the United States and Mexico might make the bonds better momentarily, if they led to no other result. Belgian Bonds were done at 921: quoted 92 to 4. Foreign exchange was with trivial variation, to day ; on the principal places the rates were almost as before, bat with little business. On Amsterdam, the negotiations were 12.41 to 5 ; on Rotterdam, 12.5 to 1 : on Antwerp, 25.80 to 83 ; on Hamburg,l3.l2: to 131 ; on Frankfort, 122 to 1 ; on Paris, 25.70 to 77; ; on Vienna, 10.5 to 7 ; on Leghorn, 30.671 to 721 • on Naples, 401 to a •, on Madrid, 47i to I—all at three months. On Lisbon, at 60 days, 53 to 1. The quotations, it will be observed, continue wide. Another casualty was reported at the Corn Ex change to-day, in the failure of Messrs. Woodley. None of the recent unfortunate occurrences of the sort have excited more sympathy than this. It is known that this was a prudent house of business. Last year only the leading partner issued a circular announcing hisintended retirement from buainess in favour of his nephew. It is stated, on sufficient authority, that if he had then carried his intentions into effect he would have lett with a solid capi tal of 75,0001. Unfortunately, as reported, by friends, ho was persuaded, after much reluctance, by a Norfolk relation, himself bringing into the pro d 14,0001., to continue, and join in large corn-purchasing operations in the United States, which the relation in question went himself to con duct. The result is of course evident. Bat it is men tioned by parties acquainted with the circumstances, that, supposing the stock of corn on hand, and to come, could be sold at prices realising 20 per oent. lons on their prime cost, the head of the firm would still be able to retire with a fortune in remainder of 30,0001. Stich is one among the many frightful re sults ofPeel's currency crotchets. This Bank of England averages for the week end ing the flat instant give, as compared with those of the the following remits : 614,940 1801618.--.164148 ..-.. 18,118,910 MY doodle ...- 6.810,836 01130831 11 8 0 11 ,a; 6 , 911 , 036 Oararmset brikbe apeftent.. 11,638,30 Other ..... 16,118,143 MIR ani YAM Sevaskyeaddher bills 816,130 Inertias 10,3 , 14 The BM 3,734,337 •• ,•••• • THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28, 1847. The notes in the banking department were 495,775/. more than the week before, the amount being 4,488,020!. In view of the decrease in other or pri vate deposits, this was a satisfactory feature in the Bank's affairs. The general complexion of these returns may be more specially referred to hereafter. DANK OT KNOLAN D.—Amoral for tbe Weak ending Avenel 11. Intl DIPAILTIIIIIT. Notes tamed .. ... £2204,840 Government Debt.... 01,016,100 Other deeuritial 2,801.900 Gold Coln and Bullion 7,146.211 Wm: Buillon . . 1.1130.191 •a;iitlio Di Proprktores Capita' .....a4,553,000 Ree 4 3.T34.362 pubu Ezcl S •1.. gar. haokv. Comm. istloodd Debe, and Mt. ACCIAI.I 6,830.836 Other Depoulta ........ 8A1,036 etren.dayandother PAIL 816,1 W ses.a4,9yo y?. Ooranomeat %cavities linclud. Dead Weight Aunt ..... atels.3so Other Useuritle• ...... 1 4, 6,116.346 Notes . 483.39 U ova £32.866.3a Amami 59, 11347. ENCILISI 9 per Ct. Zed. Alms., 871 1 3 per Ct. Wools Anna, 871 71 61 71 Now 3/ par CC Anna. 981 91 91 Lena Ama. expire 611 t an., 19i0,9 Ditto, 30 yearn, expire lib Jam, 1660, di M 36,343 M. MARSHALL, Chief ilth Cashier. FUNDS. Bank Stook, 1980 India Bonds. £3000.3 2 dls. Ditto, under Sin). 7 dtk. Consols for Acct., 878 0 Er. p Bilis, SLOOP, 2.1, 3 pm. Dar. 3 m Ditto, £300.4 3 pm. Ditto. Small, 8 4 8 pm. F DS. 3 per CO. M SM. psai M sh 8d.., die. from Mal. t 3 per Ct. ditto, Amt. 290 48 per CL Belgian BM, ED. 251*, BM 28 parer. Ditch Ex.. 12 OWL, 3 8 360 4 pa Ct. Mach Certifs., 880 STOCKS ABROAD. lOW Afteellt. PORED:if , 5 per Ct. Mellon Bde. 1646,19 t 3 per Ct. Portugueto Bda., ibi 4 D r t ir o. G;t. im tlto ii Acct.. 15 6 Tr oy * : 18 8 4 rolAh Ms., dlr. from DECITANOES AND PARIS. Ave. 26. 76 46 117 96 Ili ii 3 per Cant 0....... 76 50 5 Da. ..... 11.11 05 II 1/2 /5 o lizego=o'Lliailoo, iil IS. - " " Belgian 5,1640 Do. 5 1842 Do. 4i ..... ..... Lei 1.4.0grAL1412:11:1 P. a . : :: :: : I 3 Do. 2 . limmarkAuo. 13-- 'Pr 15 55 ; Flee par C 001.. . IT4 5•; Prima. LitE r l/17 11402 OE 211 5 Foriml. 120 ; Bong of 62 Labia ea **A n Y ht, I A trit.i.H.u. 6:t o , r.k. ° 114. untrien Invo Metal, 1064 ; Fours, 96 ; Dammia, Al'.. 22—Loan, 1 . 1 9 .1 6 4, 4 4 4a4may ; Ditto, 1842. 984 mooe7 DOM, 11 . 9L5 Ws; loon of Um Mt 99 money : Ditto. 1843, ialll Ma • Roemer Onal, 13 9-16.—Fac.Mfto on Lon. don, at DI RI aMa. AXIIMAIMIN. Loa 21—(0Malog priem.)-24. Debt. , Tandn- Clanlo, it 1-10; 21pialli Ankh., Mg nor Cook. 16 ; Mo. .. k. . ?bow Fir Cluoir o 94 7.16; F•l5. aka Your Per Ceuta, 27 , Pim Oastm, 1798.1916, 1065; DO% 11516-1821. 105.—Ex. as Leader : 2 motto, 11874 mow ; *an date. 12 75 mosey. Borrommr. Ave. 26.—Exelmoge oil lomlos : 2 160061 ., 11 95 • Molt clates, 1274. SPANISFI FINANCE.—Our Madrid correspondent writes on the 21st inst. as follows A meeting, for the purpose of taking into consideration Salamanca's proposal to the Bank of San Fernando for the negotiation of his exchequer bills, took place yesterday. The government, unable to procure from the Union Bank the completion of its contract, and failing to negotiate the treasury-bills in foreign markets, has con ceived the idea of delivering these to the Bank of San Fer nando, in payment of the credit of the latter upon the treasury, and as an equivalent for the other values which the government had given, such as the bills of the purchssers of national property, estates of St. John, &c. The bank re taining these securities will be able to negotiate the treasury bills,which are to be admitted in payment of taxes ; and In case of their not being applied to that pur 1, pose, the bank will pay them when they fall due—a trans action in which it runs no risk, retaining, as it will, its former securities ; nor will the capitalists who take the Dille be exposed to any hazard, as it is not the government but the bank which is responsible to them, with the valti9s which it has in possession. It was reported that bills to the amount of eighteen or twenty millions had been negotiated at the meeting ' hut all that is positively known is that Senors Gavina and Cantero bad offered to take six millions apiece. If you ask what the government gain by this transaction, the answer is, nothing; for not a real enters its coffers, nor does it regain possession of the securi ties which it deposited in the bank. But the position of the bank is improved by the affair, and that establishment is thus enabled to become serviceable to the government. how, • dimwits •t Ib nlin w opera hr talk os the 19* of you ha Wait the *oils Irt ler arto aso. Ur nand to Onnb. or ono to n mph .is.nallstarstppmSslabelwahoaiY l st4. Yiara wars pada aria ad/ _are as .di hale. pia east now weed Ss Soe. sal balsa Ds Ma airopert Lain, ems gafostat wow to Dome TY WS Ni awl egarors t 0... approsi thoirnegiosals Not iho bag masa the soat ve toms It his toorriall So thwass as* shod Oa** has booslillaglomastahloytalthstroortatosalreboasearosa =l//ewswir, hisantairetterh grotathepost Shwa ttaissebsin: who, boa bail* to . s ell ma le sorpollel ago to. alonconn Ittoproododnolon to to abaft ta pla sma st alls; sall kit sodshaies Say Maas aft that is by • whims hao boon penrel l = ami Wombs bros kati zira it. ass payingnat sib las beta behttstl; thisbeilla+b wesabsated bar ilablenolnn; albs am am Say day 111 for to Oslo. est tall then dame Irma otter kehlena Ss possidolas aeon n rpewiaag nal. am by robe op the mho otworns. Snow t Y s hop shaltra ot dross bra has arta, bat agellahre hew boss rasa by Nana et the Irian wash It haat wIE add So at tainestoEs Nas. gnat; rim Wad MN thous.* iri SW silo how Mem add dose Mated the salsa The waradila as sowist So las to alasbs mesa to shout PAN. Ths Oman hope that the mart dam st the dam Pa he leneari ;• It as s* bo *a lay tralealy to • N. this *ASS.leriangott o moat ars= try Mao, sod the sansoloset Nair amet W e. dirallorn WM* the Maas. segprisne be aggrovei waist bet pa rat 104,NN, yornuseel by KM imp it 5111. ma ; st Some ohms ill area ha il at st the bantestag, SIT an sow naindliad tor Ilwilass; mlt Is lama It soy Its usowary to Imam ha todarro as sant ot SAS alwass, Issas 7,4411 shwa at hada rasorilis pradoinee. Ms dream woad thongtes gat thet as Sooldle bawl to lowOno*. arg= k te the pro. =ls taloa *lt biases Oat s sat Oral le ad Se mat soilsoodl hoes SIAM to /NAN ; ad IN this rot al MAN. he ntsd by Ron IN.. of auk; sal 11l. ask thwi the = oaks! doll. he may Mao orla 261. p aid up, as bone at two Sass ot net with 121. 10s. pad. The sabot saga Is as hams: totol masa SIAM ; =, 153,5441. la • the resslas dose ha haysay assort, la*. 71; 11,41171.14•61. Ths maw aft hpril 19 to his S 1 am see** MUM 11th. lid. a m t 2,4•14 lls.; Wass. SI. la IM.--Tbo Chas" in the cltiaof the rata Ss obstaholars ce tbe away hat It hirC ill a tai rosat IN area hod sot to.. nemh Oblohig nary Oralb Sarahablers la boa Ml ail. me Yaw • bake ot NO draw W is.. wad =data mat Wing egirt IN, Ora Y hog hi lb owitry. Ito boa a/ behlares was • Imp aws. The diseeNts WIN it Liam topes as their hOsterladialta hot the mars of as vattl i esat trosigat saw that ft shad de Atha* salsa ths the swarm award clognor.-Ifr.2oimon on so the =l . • hada st tei Nora Who onee Osowers• . Amid th• moling. Bata that ths saisost the natubalsolotalaes. Tare Isms samOtows st aa St e llrt., and lialiness bed ham Inaiand to to. werant NAN, tar of SIAN. Tacks tar lido the portionostory agora so:: the abase st the braes Son • run et MOM. for nada as Er her lorksionar • Ibis IN is.. tia aaat tame smat. TY whole arms was Ile. 114. ha beta onsitswoll sp tamed 341. Ige. realpt as Ea apasasto 211 1 2 . 6 ” 1 7 .....1 . 6. 2 n0mme• sohowaible ale Or 4 ths ma Era mahatmas Nob that Own erbsospres. Or Mir. innoi tan to atrolire orartally cougad art Or Sr ; sot draw lag hoes au mar is begatig thetasa OM ad. To ..yaks ther mate of dip. la err propoosit Mine dr OIL arms W. No resolidos oval cony Oa ._peak N. lad willing an act of pollonotal. He thought itweald Is Nth • yerleet Nara to euspend all oils and works till that as as Shia No Naar] to the larlhlfte to share% without winspolllng the Wars to tall their atallaglas spathe sum etta Ws. porebtambia W her pal byetbst ariasirem—TheCholeass rid as was Stamm were awls a la Ort was the mita a WWI ON von strally Sze& ASS rainlin tibia the arraeldles theft* pram the dashes wars roma a ho r Mlat Tr V i lsi Nasoassioil what they tosidwall the but the hasenato Ito illessas Is Wotan the soironte. t = a lts so Mathis an the sat to the *maws to sr lee a alL—Wit Orloorin ail that time wws so works rag s. It rev idly initandlid to Opiate thole ilia—Yr. Traast eshaliod Ito b4elsl now non kr no soosidunthie etas dleselas. The mpg as prosonor to be rausli weal bo MAN& Das raSber be Caligh tbr sainisei = g ligellb alsbd he 62 4 0 YtItw roma The UAW ; ths issisat arql/. a t= amat ala at airy weal Is 11.4•01. ; a stain had to sopa Ss MAK Is las ammo to SAW. ,• Or haat sepia be So thesa ths nib* yon on the MAW pall op wad bs SAIL. haft sada NAN., leaving • War Is haws at the et>,loM. It = boo albinism sem lba abinbal weld Imo at i,ooot. stir iv r reposaia ato tea awatri gOn the trains ow nal Ineraind, alga mil ha*" la or templet,* Posahrins to Ilibrobre Gilt was On agreed ha :-. l llNd that amid a ibbffe d Ng aim 1/ not pig oh. art So gloosters who art art d aka by rototior area to riarissieL (tar. B. lad wa siogropeoeil Orr Mtorlestla ba It halos bum reortasol thee ha legs* pad up e W y e on his awes, lits. A. liday, to. Mow et Deny, wee aria la hi aosiL 111. W. ion was rorININ se ) That Ike wring ahead as to iambi /Wad I N al • ol to the oast be tiabstaa le • awed wariallss TO She doeibro be rapato ma the art drarass mem to NI the fah sa iota ts lam so* apt amps so ward tha dant. aka lla at e. otaNsty to r•irsi N WNW, ami to. thirst to fa, sag as IN Oran Annogli to Bootalar he andosed br ae prima awl ad the &Eaton drag mous powers to *ha the ans. Blain LONDON AND Pourleorre.—Half-yearly Meet. lestir Ash 27.—Mr. W. A. Wirer in the ober.—The re port wee mg, whir dead tot e —"" In the bet rim of pererrt Mere yen oar sit aw be serorift the al of sr ware Br tai orreelise d tout rood agsreedi reeler etDceldr; mire err the dos air emir Mavens. lerlderesed ger =rho ✓at et ire rastad rate of the byreere bat the Mar woe rare suer at the Mar . of Oruses. The Date ban firm Inered is • reiriaryarost with t the e l Sditg.UDßdbed, and Parr oaelmed leaseresied topeerg certain arse rest taahiad to her near fee ass of thee rarity (rid are fad rode is the re of the Der Persouth). and ark arra to.. be that err to one re lir at the Mese Parreth. The essessey have rener, raid the zW of err tar =Me seer on hews aired the err of ether easy kw re albs the lir tether ed's& Oeled. kink ," so w , er d w are Shat portion at It. net cost. whoa they dell haw eserra the triet Parreeer line from Spam he Ifinint The retrast teethe war, on • pert ol the r ins seer thee teedeer), bot it re areirde rear arra tort. pore the kitting of Ms esstmt wadi to. MB weibring the 0r... airy arseutheene of the dried prod. No pear re, ranee, bee yet teen made in the resteertremdon of the railway. Is goment circumstances, brew, per aver would etroggly mommond to the proprietors the bers IMMIIIIIMMent of the wore weber comedian that the line willerelyeafer • great extra ismelere. tea, but will prove • paallmlie enrereal inerrant, arendleg as n muat, the carryborteam loPortme end Portsmouth, on the large pleasure rile whir weal are re cheep, quirk, and frequent riparian therentorharthebisof V. fight. lint the directors arc fully hoginened with the astimay tor motion in the pawed depremed cute of an moray miekot, gal ray Iran that the proprietors will repine oadhirmen arms, thet they all on call u the share. hoPlen ar iber, mat bier err as ly Inay be most conducive to their ire* err all the dateranete of the cow. The state ment draaoaYrawoh scut ki to 109,3311. Is. ; 74,)666. 111. 11. • brew 31,11141. Ms. tad. The Ch in moving the atom of the report, rid thee position nos otairly la in report. Twin mouths ago the ton had 'err erd the ereeeset way M Brightoa l =a yaw to as serter sada ; the Mirky bee tiers wal, they were now an Macpsodient company. Bei he the errs doled the line would have ban now to pecans It woo dr they lad as err coma apes he dr Mr the rhyme. Pr re seedgerion with the Brighton prestbisa7 sierins im Ism tam. The is. jectaon of the his was a easerese of yellser irweded the intention of the Mere bowery oet the lino—the serldem bry emerged It/ to. fact of an anapest hearer dr Briggion and the asiadDWentorn, both of whom hod a he to Peeemeoth. • he woo sombeed that it was he Bret of he Mere to ere tide lir ; and so far the amermat wee a seri or. Itte keekratern, however, bed as erre reser t. Mr they did emirs. to neer he rime of parireent the rad near real- earl ar to nerd sr ere (sly La is by their rake sheer own the. heiuS by tart etssifte ode. r eargreerna rid sew be one. 'ford ell hit the reel an. yr tr. The het ben erre deerbk or err of the werrer=rt M tbe pars is nave, anicela utdops; b wi II was sow et eaod s met arts Wm* is bee ell they W,pr r do sollie= " irrtalle . it arra. The bra MOW MOS purr to their power; the peeress of the iindrirke re or red ea err ; are porta of It wee err retida ke by adrir ergenies • Nod the emly germ eta bed et ore rat re 411 Wks from a 'pinto awe rearm to Mover—le tare to yeas a reitior, the Cheires aid ere was Me t ere left k which to lir set Mo rt yrs rwe • tetra to ore tr y = Try hod Mort • rat il l of bad, and had =ISM into saterers Ike a dell yr. There had her already pad kr ber sleet I ter bre ally a small rpm Mtn to that kr rah boon reed into. Tr orb. lichrona Ind ben or the err weird tooling; eel Mr. Cart or his ses, errer bed gloss tip thee relies or keg ' es the army orred k ilL=l pridra—Mr. Lathes, is now to • trprolor, rid re true rare far losinadvie ' pow; the we nos I la OIL peers of grader was aired gar by ; it reared Irif dryly hers rarri per. Their der re would be art LIMAN& ; he the beg k her Ira at 47 rime, the Kat pet alb word le obey Ark aka wee a very famomble errs, brindle( the rat of seder eel other media—After come diaterndon the was essobreely sloped,sad the retiring Minden were BRIGHTON AND CNlCHigrall.. Haffplairtilleding.— Ides, Aug. 27.—The Cage. 0. It Rasher he eastr.--The Oates rid that to. are of the wades as ark is silk the sad to the err of ihe repreler• The ke. ger Mrs father oral ears rear lo the kirks nerd bats bur mils ere this bet be i sel= s is tbe see= of ihe lert tot the Paremoir that the hoer to .hetram op Jois beer bie llse dor 11111111111111 raid be oserer —The an. seat wereseed sod peril It opprotel he he ream e or the Preser rem eke re Is Mae he bet hod hen 7Mr7L, whir era bed her wi nner by to. Brighton. Straffrat.D, ROTHRIINAIb BARNOLIT, WAZZNIIILD, hone m. 1131 D EIOOLL—MSV-Itatiy Aug. 16.—Kr. Z. B. deseaset is the ehair.-21ere was bet= ettendenser deseeheire. direetors' report weed diet, ere the lea Weyer dry bed pie era with tril li ni no s erre oaths powers of ther est. Mr works flea is Nal j=aBlll a mderreeT erre. Aber bei wed. and • orldersite perdue of re her off. gear at the May es s end other Orr W or bra bora All the rile le the Wtesnei wore la repels three eal Ore of the tram The WOW rakes at the• =rdes Ms Mil beme be, end peereles tom to M swlrealms d auk per as we awsmarylarr then resume The raw of sear ratites of the hod bed bees erred gall seer Mdoe ere they woad be refer The err re for the re ter trait' to he MAW ea lalhsraa Ball. way, hed bees be on Ire werserry Is the drier mid oar r weer austere Is riled the perms et the asp ma r r sat the teemerre tithe dndeskre. There, of the nary bed bens entereed is ihe are a gle lerpse, by the remit a the ow& by re rrestege r yeetlert he Mssto mbar hohignalmitalealo haw Oa lowa of and Lahr. Mr Therrien rereos of this Ism bre carry Is the gbakid eel Iteredre lire ibe WNW, ~H atter IN•111 of reriogers ter% art et rod resderates, eal Mrs it was r y a dot mks to isoM the Me her &err sod No ir a bre • are err err to Mork thee that whisk is sow erg by earths arr . = After reahrie di ldwi sed Bereikes rolber i = ga er e . J e re ra was tar the Illirre Omar re beenderrerlde .derr ,, sestsese sermrdelles Nerdeethe Mar arriark rola deter= is Is simetry. Is mar re ire reglerkt to dertre sir warned the Wilmer M shield sr llseretra ler /riser hid Mrs, sash ter m„„ er e e rred by erg arrithee et Ihe re reareine. The ir e d e ree deem, 4 re lest erni4 a La i r ta id i ke h y s the spier agrere as therearef dr two di. dia. hr. ell Morefer red ger Tatar Orr tel es or esellbe Ilse Imei=e re prime a rie rgarr• err et the erred gl o m = . of mar red sok boootor. kg dr nom rsoloisi d be onset erre of the err et Os ire Tallebire erg she of Ws warm& hell re gad ow lbe Uri rsft.d swim whir weee rare le re er eatiretredan sees sawsi,sid law MAZIl s r , of as gear Toner Ottopoo. were he c heats maser the sheradders le thes - Kerr re err, ✓et re ths berrsr dewed :Iran he err e r a w Ud e ll& 12e $l., whir de - re re bill tidbits.% and nest T~lse Coreity. itot stwittmo KM M id„ oil the bra le bed, 47,1111. Ile. Ud..-The Mimes add that ta the premed stets of the weal! mid= the &OA= Weight It wail rietted es make the =le Ise frapenta, er le pease l watttheme= be say we deln., amen ; bet es IN is the Inimiebef a. simaddas wire einesead, so moseemin Oleg weed Pie phis. aa Y ` Arm that gni= eft the Mee when Ike =dmbed ems mensekspl be Ins pal to my that they z p in e. reesediag ho the serat eielory asanner.-The ragort was MAsaaarma, Bt/ETON, MATLOCK, AND MIDLANDS Inrarmars-H4frierk Methket ni Dsibls = 27 . -11 ts Ifaii . G. a Ormall M.P., She ibett. *et tam astloek Madge tee the Derby Way the =e l = lees ebbed est, Mt the weds wadi set be inimd see the sods timed at Mao* shoed be brim Abost II =Me endeniended of the fte wed& be te Md. lbe amaill delement= •• bare ef M. Id. M bad. lloe diestieh how. ever bed bend It amemery a wile a ea of lea per den. Tbe brine= Is selsragbed the =epees if the report, stated that sin maisittery bra mode ida tbe verb la the WA bowls=d Maack. He reginated Yet the anatten threw= Chaemoseth.pen was lost In the Heave at Len= it be sidgla sae that It vie merely last by es sedlerad el saw Tie dim e= weld, however, sera= ea web ese of the progdetors, when they bed tally teseldevegets Wet sown apeuse osier the eireeminaem, of mmeiriah leay WY epee Se pagelitiry to mem Oar emidieso ha lbws. Wm Peed vas ideptaL BIRNENONAK AND Oxiow JUNCTION. —.4.11141141‘ tie4Mee** likalstshees, had Au teem g. 22sasse a .-Mr. d W. Mahon la the . _ The ..Ada a-li, tram thatwhich ark p ee la i. an idy 21.-The Mime =id that the object el a wee a sand with the diciamins r*9os to the points raised mi that enosisn, mai het the sin= man with Mr. Molley.-Theis =thereupon nor` eel mil lost be purposed deferring the aatil the hallo* aseribi_e• Monday next. OXPORD, W °ROBOTS', AND WOLTRARAYPTON.-ligq part Nerting.-Weeseraw. Awe. W.-Mr. F. Melbrd, M.P., in the ask. The dinettes' repet dead thet laths ealdlng Mate of the =anierket the pre et their endertddegis ma ad to be ei • egged Peatedues would be peeped te eons the 11=• 81 1 0721 r . es itor the anagnment el eel= libM ef the sealed mnimitial by the aet at ircaparstian Mbeet=up ts the eempany nes now in a pen= to anew en *9 aritheetty would be send to =able the dame= be epee= . Tbe who were proceeding ende =. ..I:his weed receipts to hoe 30 was 631,009/. 19a; the 2111,11141. Ills. 3d., leaving • Wince of 10,7411. tea id-- On Oa preplan Mod the report a =weed, a dbaunka arose, srldeb Maid= three boom It weed em ad Ea edam opposition hes bees patsy by the Yorkshire iberdeMies, wader the Ilifrogtion that the dfrWo.. rs have mord. or rather ghee away, their wean line, for the paltry waidrratlon if 4 per mot, whereas ft will probably be male to pay lb pm cent-Tho Chair man, sa ale Mr. Denow, nee of tbe Ores Winters dlreelies, sad Mtr. Theimo a line serderd= w espithied that Use MOM pipet et the rd Wesseder, line, would Pew died a rani de ph bed It Ne a t. fir alun tr IM X: Weems Omni= whisk.., M et the dna= beer, eta prs diet thin wlll Medi age bo prammat. =a peon . leek wee Ws, whin Oast son me sairmene ; a wee a hens Ja. sod Ineemesh es the sit (seinesenta ehedeed) law Irina el agrainsein It wee es bledrag se === the apse ment bat bees ged meat by the it. Mesolutiais were peeped swasedebigthe Mesa= be me that earleavonrs a Net acid this lee= be, nay ha le the pod. sad denzately Um report, together wad sewed reideamis seeremsy le miry out the mime reeont. meaddiens °odds= Is thit dement, were adopted. BOLTON BLACKER:II4 CLIIIIIROR, AND WEST YORX mmen.-114,f4eartiateserg.--illeehbme, Aug. 28. Mr. H. Hoenby In NM abair.-The meek( we may Idly attended. The directors, be their newt. emignanisted the iumbeiders on the opening of the ZerMt the as Parma Blsthbw and Doreen, which was yield amsolt atithenne much large than won anticipated, The somber of daring the a dims it had been opened was 24,47 E a report gave a Ithcarable amount of the pro per at tbs widen Both reports we assaisemely adopted.- Ilte Chimes abased that the argue= bed weed to nu comelert the referee of the Ones they bad on band, amouregag a halt. Mee win It it lAMB the cowpony I would meek; Wig Air them anises= =sees et any descrip baler *ay weed be bard se preened= lase, PO a guarantee of I per PIM i ell obt =mein hen a pre ens beret from them, bet f tl:=emelel e ate* head to bawd ler& fees them. Ti. min immodle. It was IMMIIIIIII net iso further and waddle me= dada the gromet pm an doe Me neekbars, Mr wen, sled 111011•11•11. Mil tid • aill-tbe endf i r imm hr =B=7:4 al. per densoneil le rib text math es the wed limai WHOM diMPOL A good deal et dleeniolon sloe en the lid.= et ea iimedgmenise„ es far at antics aceocumodation is ear mend. aft ate Meot Ismeselitre and their oin company, bat the milinsest ef the matter was let to the directors. num. AND BELBY.-Mallyearly Meeting. -Hull, Aug. Illk-ltr. R. Vide In the chair.-The secretary read the report, tram legible It append that there was • tabu= 0(31,816/. in favour of the =jf; and ad athe let Yeast, 1,9121. became due for interest eerter dais. The Amara recommended a dividend of ' lea. U. per Ul. she= sad de= .1. pr 131. share, being at the rate m bag. Ufa per met p. sersiers.-Ilie Marman, in reply to a ques ting. le wbalbsr WWI. amain mend et the eft Ism bed bees a Mended a the I. not e stated that it commencemeut was Ma a maw be dithate.-Ftesolatimas were paased adopting the ligarr ig =ng the dividend. HODS 4EWB.-AskERN BRANCH oP In WAZE/131.11, POWITJAVT, M. Ooour.- At the present moment worms sae actively engaged in the completion of this branch, tiblitlernes a Imotion with the Great Northern line at liethholm WOOL With the exception of laying down the rails, the line in cora gietel to Haywood. GRIAT NORTHER:.-At Doncaster active steps are being tinkia tar tbe Immediate formation of the station and plant, in =- need= ista the Great Northern. The greater part of the waggons, pint, eniseskrict from Souttuonthon have armed, and the pardon of the minim of the (feast Nerthies between Doncaster and Astern Will sem be be la a Brod shei. The Mouth Yorkshire Railway will sememeased en media es pea= Aviation AND MARBEILLtia-BeCently a train, with the g overment engineers, those of the isompany, and eivernl adminis tration set at with a =main to visit the works. It is Maid the weeks at the the tunnel on the Boulevard d'Oilisen =II be Onblied , eel that the railwa Boni Mar milks to Arks will be opined to the palle in Jantroy ne xt. BUSINESS OF TUE.ENSUENO WEEK.- (From Roilionsehronicie.) hlcrrixos.-Birmingham and Oxford-Aug. 30, Birmingham; Bir mingham, Wolmhampton, and Dudley-Aug. 30, Birmingham; Bristol and Exeter-Sept. 1, Bristol; Bristol and South Wales-Aug. 30, Bristol • Caledonian-Aug. 31, Edinburgh ; Coveatry, Nuneaton, Birmingham, and Leicester -Aag. 30, Birmingham; Dundee and Perth-Aug. 30, Lhindee; Edinburgh and Northern-Sept. 1, Edm. burgh ; Great North of India-Sept. 4, London; Lanceishireand York shire (late Manchester and Leeds)-Sept. I, Manchester; Liverpool, Manchester, and Newastlisupon-Tyne-Aug. 31, Maiehmter ; Soot tith Central-Aug. 30, Perth; Taw Vale-Aug. 31, London; Water ford, Wexford, Wicklow, and Dublin-Aug. 31, London; 'Wear Valley-Aug. 31, Darlington; Wilts, Somerset, and Weynariath- Aug. 31, Bath. CAL,,.-Aberdeen-51. doe Sept 1 ; Eastern Counties (Teri Ex tension shares.)-21. 104. on the ," B I quarters, due Sept. 2 ; Leith South-Eastern-21., due Sept. I; Lancathire and Yorkshire (late Hancheoter and Leeds)-51. on the Liverpool and Bury 501. shame, end 10s. on the Preston and Wyre half-ahares '. A," both due Aug. So ; Midland-41. on the new 501. dares, due Sept. 1 ; Newcastle and Berwick-51., due Sept. 3 ; Shrewsbury and Birmingham-1/. 10s. on the clam .. A" shares, doe Sept. 1. haloes:lL Booth C1.0.19.-Bristoland Pketer-Till Sept 1; Bristol and South Wales-Till Aug. 30; Caledonian-'Till Aug. 31; Dundee and Perth-Till Aug. 30; East Angllaii-Till Aug. 31; Edinburgh and Northern-Till dept. I ; Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock-Prom Aug. 31 till Sept. 6 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire (late /demander and Leeds)-Till Sept. I; Liverpool, Manchester, and Newcastle-upon- Tyne-Ti Aug. 31; Soollash Central-Till Aug. 30; South Stafford slure-Proin Aug. 30 lii Sept. 13; Taw Vale-Till Aug. Si; Wa terford, Woxfaml, W and Ddlatti-7111 Aug. 31; Visits, Somer set, and Weymouth-11N Sept I. Terre for erstricrive WalEs ending between Aug. 15 and Aug. 24. 1047 sad 1846.-i From the Hailrub , chn.ick•l 1047.; 1446. 1 ... Arteeetb and ForCer.. l & 247 , L00d0nk a Wean... Meer Ss Dirkomhd... 917 71 handcarts kaudekti... Deb=t Drogheda.. LOUT M 11Andsoder A Leeds.. Nagai .. 1,100 1,141 Dann Met. h Linn.. 1a.1... - If= & Carlisle... Deg 1.091 =sea cheat= .... 1L317 8 - ,ed: klidld. GC WOO: iii: : Vol.. .• .... 1,077 47 9 Newcastle It L CLAW... , lO r 4, 4.3: ,N0rt0nc....,. ... ..... Olaf, r at, I Ayr.. 3.41 I,B7BlNorth Mitt*. .. O n talts.,Pliss k Ora.. 4, I,7thedbrewsburyk CiaOt:.. 65 3 7 1 mem_ _ ...... 13: " 1.9,81 South Des on ........ feZisiL Wtstkem... '' - Scads kn0nni........ Leerier * Outdo.. I,' - Tag Tale Leedom aN. week- 49,073 47. 1f15t0r.,........ .... bandana itheirwall.. I lA Yolk News. I Bwk.. -- -vse arlidita,kc... lik • Yedi AN. Midland.. 1847. 1840. 1 18,111.11 10297 , 1&1114 2,878' 2484 618.1 i 401 u n 2).942 2.74_ STIE; 2.5811 1.718 3,062 4 . 2„248 IA 641 .11.616 10,545 1,46 1,384 & 630 13,006 - 110,07 8,351 RAILWAY NEWS. We had a rather more cheerful market yesterday, with prices in consequence better maintained. But the present better feeling depends much upon the state of the money market. Should the Bank of England relax its action no securities will be more benefited than railways. SHARE LlST.—Lowpos, Atover 27. character duoata actual 7° ' • Pr &mac PAWL 64.28. Moser. H. C 108528. Parte sad I lm to) Paris and Rosen .... 965 946 948 76 916 968 75 Konen and Ilarre 1 697 50 867 60 692 50 WI 50 Avignon & Warman 587 50 l' 692 60 OW SO 583 76 1395 89Aibourg and We.. 172 60 172 50 , , nue „ 672 60 672 60 608 28 U 13onkaux 470 ' 470 North VrINNA, Ave. W—The Northern, 168 ; GlownitA INN ; epics mil Milan, 100 ; Leghorn. 9g ; Peeth, 061 ; 810ong„ ; Grosetto, 574; A 999 viz" Ne ; Ordembazi. bS• MUTINGB.—Nowni WAils.—Half yearly Sleeting.- 27.—Itr. MS= CriderlS la MU abalr.—The wr epesiS re dr raper at raersam *mho. at tas marmsbda la Nies Yee, sera ke Shia lbe "Ws et drums, The mar Orathat aserleside erdereal et Ur Jabs bade% dim bel boa allided,, by Or must le bre at 11,101., rad tad sea ander bad medal ar. as traepreadielia Se Sebes of re s esters r seer Or esordlearw llar J.., u_. eras arra Or la dr faa Ort at of 1646, power me tam to ?when Oa exember d drellees ae red& aat the ilerehekbee Wei Me ea Se Mk Op P e= letin. it woe sedum; teat Or &role be aftworei le terrtrbe tads of dee Maim, ea pea rearr, ma fa derearrs mast r talerre. ttrdiweeaatieand sea wirethgatadfiiity atearess egeria et OS areas, and levedell dr mare rapid et Serie &Opt art Mead per arm ea sr rawalsoe be star ease realkb sae berg Ova. The &realms See belle•mippeddea rim ea Se part at sere mar& ra = d Oak sear. as ere • rot - e +r alba • shale reel re d gambeare la *Sr as Swear le see ea dr prow eke et dr "oda bit Ur SS aid starr, pada Sr esibla tech *ea mbar& Tb la s. brans lembelrealt A m i ss *Se re pagarlare ema Oak dew; made rads by lbe prim ening la—Oa redeallad IS Pi dINNMINN tr ma MASK aed lare lbe ardnellea t dr ISIS lISIPOISPWRISNONINNINS Sw z i w IkpI a INNYIN • remelesdar dab eedbed• b• same& SS. IS the alber Sad. dr desteass. Re. M Mi. Uwe" re rad eras Wald IS In aar mere eel ebd kraal be ream Is Masa dr of the rspear la sr& is udder teldst—Mler • Pans mlbeledea Ise was arom a lek Mr. Amber, Serie eraser? 6114.0.07. SISENSIA —TM Sneer at lber rat rarliss awe rods et dirreere mos nisi tem arm be eir ms eLe . the arillsb eine • Made et wards et tine boas INS Loderrirass AND Itangurmiax.—Hallyea=- 0". Leads. J. CI. RAS tbe elseir.—Tr retort SIN Oat re pram 01 the asks Liadadrarit• elm Nora.-Tie47o-01aon7. of lines In Boma.; chanciers dertate actual transactions : those of WKS la Indies sellers' prices. ?AID. PAM 36 :Aberdeen ........ -17 6d. 1 16•Lou,SaGsb.d. Yeovil:l Ofd. IS Lowlesdr.&Cokrointi 10 Altrm., oL,& DedkNIMI 4.4 Manchester & Leeds. M 6 8 Ittir. Wed. &S. Yalteyr 66. 38 Do. ilsith 17. es 4.1 i 15 ton.. & Oxford Jn. IP. 11 Do. fltarm Zillig. 66 flirk•Lan.&67o-henc. Do. 6 Bostonfitsm..&Birm 64 * Do. Sirterisila . „ I p. 75 Bristol and P.:.reter. /Id. IN 7 Do. Thirds Utep.l 14 n. LS Do. /Tr0t5........ 16 28 Do.Lierrpl.A.Bary 8' fitukinghamei.....lld. .26 Do.4s.gatellud.S.) 2p. 40' Caledonutes . ...... 18 7PI 42.1.11anch.,Bust..ablat.! td. 11 Do. 4 shares . Ai Id. 24 Manch. .PSouthanep.,l Id. 32 'Mater & //olyifetd. 10) Midland ll 64 1 aortae". ..,- , . 40 lb. 406 r 446 g 101 Do. 1.06 ci., Biler Cf. 6 Do. 601. sham .863 10 . Do. 2d 61.. 5 per LT. 100 Do. Birn. et Di.e.449.3 90 74 Cornwall ... 16 6d. 100 Do.C.Brt.e Dr.6pCl2l 123 20 'Dublin etlnPueiit.ll6 13d. 30 mtd.w. West. (Irisali 111 Luindatt&tunialnd 20 Newcastle & Berwick 266 1 . 25 EAni2.slLd Eet Le Ild. 5 Do. New. ~ . _.• 8 6 15 Do.D 1180. E. & H.). Id. 25 Do. Nora of ilth,. 1 ' 0.131.10.1. Eet 11.1,1 Id. 134 Neves. &elides:lton * Fenton Counties_.• .21. 161 25 tiortA Brills& ... *43o 11 Do•Pref.spet. Nol ip. ' Do. rams 13414! Do., do. ~. No. I fp. 14 Do. .bats •••• • • bi Do. Yore Esters- . 4 Do. atention r ip. 00 Foote". Union ... . 7 Pp. 1 Do. Ildrds 10 Do. 6 Mares ..... . 100 Norfolk.- _ lll 13 10 East Lancashire. ... 3 11. 5 Do. New 261 126 p. 10 Do. New - . 71 13 Do. Extension 66 1. par 14 Do. do. Not. Serlpi lid- 1 D0.8‘1617 No/Nor 1 tar 9 Bart Lincolnshire .. 10668 1 1 Do. do.lrareny .1 Md. 60 Edinburg& & Olasp. 63 4 N. Counties (hike 36 3d. 15 Do. 6 res ......164 50 Northern et Eustm4 &I 34 124 Do. I shares . 156 124 DO. t sharer 136 144 20 Ethnic. & 110 f... ens 14 Do. Nero * 14 Do. No .. .... , rg North Staffordshire 96 864 T Do. Nreepe.;:t...._. .. . 34 North Wales ... -24 14n. 16 E.reter,Y rod:. Dort. 11131 4 North Western_ 60 otorp., Kilns. en A 274 061,Worom&Woir 1164 17 6 Great Northern-- .64 25 Preston and 164 re J 304 374 34 Do•Lon.ftlork Extlll 81 Do.* shares ....A 31 46p. 36 Of. &A & Wezrt,h/zOII 4d. 1 Do. d 0........ ... # 40. 100 Ot. Nth. of 7 ,Read. Goad. et Reip.'s *. 6 Do. New, 401. ....FOll 1 lloyelon and Ilitchen pear 4p. 30 Do. Nen, 301. ... . 3.1 *P. 20 !Scottish Central.... 276 i 3 4 13 Do. New,lll. . ... 17 lip. 174 Scottish Midland 86 Greed Weems bis. 10 Do. Scottish_ SO Do. therm ... dei 5 EVA. Reis. & Goole 2 Id. 15 Do. shares 4p. 36 &dews. St Dlr. clung' 11 20 Do. RA, 5 Zit 3 Do. do. (Tom 8.... g 12p. i 7 Do. Nese 171., - . 4 Shropshire Enka .. . 19 Muldersfield, Mane. P. 40 South Deco n . -,... 1 el.. 8 . Do., do.. Thirds Sp. 21 South StetTordsAfre.. If 06.1. SO I Hull and SAP 25 , Bo) +tura - ist! Do. shoTes • • • 109 P. 17 D0.N.1331.6c6d.) 2314. 15 Ices., . St. .Edlnde 5 4d. 15 Be. N. (do. 304.) 3 3 1.1. 12 Do. do. & NoreakMs 4d. 64 Do. N. . 101.) 411044 14 Do.l6ltBc InteelsE'3 76 16 Beath Wideg . -.110 4 60 Lancaeter & Oadials.l6ol 2 6.York.Done.U3oolvi 10 , Do. Thirds . . 3 6p. 4 .7liso Yak Ertensionllll.oo. 45 !Leeds and Bradford. ini .Waterfd. & Kilkenny 4 16s• Leicester & Bedford. S. Par Els'Mest Riding Union.. 33 , Leeds and Thlrsk lO bd. 4 Were C0rnwa11...... 1 I Do. o 141. .1 ii,.44:11 ? Iti. 94 . 411.,841.1tA11met.. " trip. 32 ,Leede,Deme..Matle4. per Ip. 25 York and Newcastle. , Liu, Max.& N.J. 3 lid 10 Do. Pr ton ••• • I 2 I,Ltr.,Croe*.t Sossl6ll lit 8 Do. Proton...a. ... 11 1 ~, Logsdon &Mod-mall 6 50 York .1. N. Mid 6 Do. Nen- . No. lilt Par 26 Do. Estendon .... 71 34 Do. do .- . No. 2, 6 Do. Preference -. 13 60 Lon. Brighton. 8. CA i i 16 Do.E.&W.Ridg.EI I. Do. Cone.. ighths. 3 9 . Do. do.lenterSpXt. TORNIO!. RAILWAYS. 50 I Do. Prf. env.6p.Ct. 491 20 'Boulogne h Amiens. 1.38 14 114, London and Greener. 4 lictr•Tord..PCetteCrut 2 1 1811 Do. Preference. - 14 ,Cen.o./Pr.lorat Ven)o. nu' London& N.Wedter.,l6.4 316 66 M0g,,,. 12 Do. quart. L. & B Is 4 7 'Dutch It:rista... _ 2 Do. do. New IBM 6s East indium. -.I a. 2 Do. Fifths. -. l4 6 Louvain& la aseelsre 40 D 0.404. eh. M.dr 864 66 6 Luxembourg. -.. ' 5 5 Do. 101.8A.M et Brt 4 661, 13 Namur sad Liege... 6 6 .. j 5 D0.10656.,M &Bb SIP. 10 Northern of France 1 * 1 D0.161..A.,M &B e 6p. 6 Orleans& Borden 1118. 1 L0..,041... e 06(40, 1014. 8 Puts sad Lycra.. ... 4 i 416 London &S. Western 16 60 1 20 Paris and Orleans .. V 40 Do. New Cons. 80u 66p R 0 20 Parts and _ ./tolsen . 30374 326 Do. Irpo, 50L . Tar Mt 8 Paris and Btrasbeerg 36 36 Do. Arn., 401. •• • 16. IN 20 Rouen and Havre .11 24 50 Do. Cons. Tenths 13p. 16 Sambre and Means_ 66 4 40 Ito. do. Tenth, 2p. 8 Tours and Nantes .. 21 26 Priuldert .. 4 lso. do., 4N. 44 44. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. - ------- - PRODUCK--linrataa-Wri, Avo. 27.—The large pub lic mho of hem gone off with math gaudiness, and a very bows taamet ses. letablimMag an admits of ad. to le. Mess the Flea m tab atom ot boat week. In all, 1,900 hhde. West beds lam Moos mid ambit de ilmw market dare. To-day, 10,00.) tags liamaltMe. hemp Moira% mid freely la the public sal., tie keret dimly lamella by gnaws reftama—a porUoa of ate Mae pettmammi to be es memeldimm irs ban very firm, mad bat taw pm& reaft imiteryere in the meettatmaadard ge e li N, Mt& OWN Mobs= NNW tat aft Cocoa N. Y mills WM Model miN Ma IL Ildtpetre elm MINA t M _ 4 E I UM won odd ot fa prime. 4i IN. ft, IN tau load addiard Cate flenpl mid oa gable oda ; yam sage ght lia Tallow dell, at da, M7a 61. ma Mewl Oftlea: drat MO beim mid at fall plata Dam rumba daL Tee pelme of magma ham been vall diatom, oloarood. The mieeimi swami ow is Nil Is Iwo demi *di &MOM Imam el malls* eitempaid with the two prondlag weds. SUGML—TIoo Marys Prise of 80po As prelims, of the MUM Paler ti Yreka. amputad am de realm made is the west wig Or Sid day of Aug t. 1W im fla W. pat wt. Omar Me pemilme et the Illearliam Is IN. ow per cwt. Mew the poises et the UM IYm le fes. MIL per GER The memo min ot the three tengalms ameldimem jemmy. le IN. aid. per cwt. COTTON.—LETwoos,, Ay*. 17.—We have again to write the market diall sal Mims tat Wes Seedy aod tomiSalog at last weak% esreweaE mot Ode who to di awarlitteme. 23r ales are O Ism of Wish lAD Assialswe awl eS• ISM me ow wpm- Lake ; IMM wed 1,1110 AINFINIRSO 1121Pertiden. The swesibee't etas. new to.der ter fair vows, ere—bowed, Ted.; 3kll, 1.1.; and Wawa Ted. WORSTED STUFFS, &e.—Baanroau, Roo. 24. Than was • wad atteadmee, and es settee 'market Way, both for the hawse then Me& lst awl lay oleo sem maw pwite ideas thee Irma m brty large bedews fo amiest he; end, as wiggly sae ma tole piss wen My =Met The werweeerbet wee kW, a geed brim big demob dyed sem isseisweiret prime here Ins, Thee e asontet seem allesesa vas apt Awn Ow newt avenge. The easahard los wart. mil the eartsiaty et a eiewled hems; well gat, paw teem k the trirautins dew a11y. .--.NSMIMDWILI, AUG. 25.—There was hike thin etlewaime dmwiehmm la Ow limiatiel here this alter s," Nal the winewst t Weems trawameted wee met equal to the overage ed the promedeig them Si Om markets. Priem, however, were without sly gmalwile eitwoga COALS, Aro. ST.—Ships, 20 ; sold, 14. WIWCABTLE. B. d. SUM:MILANO. S. d. Or*tool Toodidd l6 0 I Mall. Mod 114 h Thoroley .. 10 6 Tamara' Your 18 6 !areas Mod &rogue Toot 20 6 Wert 'U MW lB 0 1 Janne Sr Aubrey Stone Coal. 30 0 "Iwo Ms LONDON . o.42llTTE.—Friday. AV. 27. Watur Hama; Laceeter„ lepasalpeseraliakr, ea wineaar Eapt. 17, & Oa. 11. at U, at 710~saCI. &ea, ilreat, Sin*, Lefelmeje Beeepea d =plim; ea asis., Haw ,41Wilar, Mut 1* at Ilitablaat lkA nce&,=:malme. a Malaga & Yaswas, ft•- ~am ; cdr. Oars Curtsey Oalmneell ig =, SM. 1, at 14, & Od. 2, • 111. 2 al b reaalat. layd. antatica, Maya& ; off. 04=021 1"4". C.6. 1111 °21 % 1 7: 11w 0t. & Oa, 10, lard', ; eL Jas ranear l Areek t =re.lloo. 17 & Oct. 22, at 11, l ag Netileglia Ct. LW, Daly; of. wag., lattleetoe, I Ilettasam "Wawa floatuza War, eat. 17 & Oct. 22, at 11, et llettleilat Ct. 11a, 11 =ellestaaa ; at. Nag., BittiNtot; /1401ftabIEL &lax ASSILAIVIM NASlgas Haealrth , Haar 11 18.▪ .". =l. ll gekd al e. l ln; ; otr. at Ude., Pennell, Gtuldijart dm& issmattsym ism% lasepookdrieater, Sat. 10, &Oct. 8, at mi.„ Wipe .1k dab. Imimmi. ai Dodge, Oaaaa Colik i =i MIMI& Jas. *me agt.la OR at 11, at Limped IX Dab, Mild ON Lail, & Co LAMM; MC liodpi. Clionsa sopinas. poser, Dept 4, at & Ott. 8, at 114, at BasingtmlLet. Sala, Abbott & Wheatley, Reff t .yd, & Mils, t WA, Norwich ; swig, Carman, Birchin.la Jou= ftirm Ileregortl, gleser, Sept. 11, & Oct. 9, at I, at Ba. maxillae 01. Ma, Wilda St & Rawlins, Birming. Yar; iaatig.CliWy Elnigigimn. Agar gept. ot 101, & Oct. 8, ail. . Not. Barnard'ardan ; off. mac, Ceara' N, Wanner- L, Leiceffm-M, mark , mariner, tagt a raarnt. 8, at 1.4, at Emenclale es ; olformlg., Wkieneere, laseiseekaret. Maws* Baal Diagram. vietemliee Se. - 10 & Oct. 8, ei s jf i lkeliekiCe. Sok, eneleer& Do . Cheneery-Mne, lean; ; Nig" Iterwen.alidleid. Jew ilnanatak $ Joss gluteus% Jew., Daisyfteld, Lan. sea6M, Maas e= t Sl:::, at 11, at Maicheater Ct , Boa., 1611aa * Temple, & Slater & UM* Yawner 1111 4.11' I r i'ewcastle.upon. yet, innkeeper, Sept- 13, at 106, & I6,at at . Newcastle-upon T -Tyna R. s o u, Wilson, New4nn, & Radford, Newcastle.upon.Tyne; aG trig,, Wakley, Tributat ew lir k4 mt. 7 07crrft, cloth manufacturer, Sept. 9& 30 at 11, at Lot* Qt S., Denim it Oa, Cbancery.lane, & Naylor, Leeds ; off. wig. Teens, Lode. JAMS. Semame, Rime.cres., Cambridge, Sept. 8, & Oct. 2, at 1, at Basinghallut. Sok. Nioholls & Doyle, Itedfurd.row , & Bay% Cam bridge ; off. aide., Pennell, Guildhall-chamb. JOHN STIPMASSOM, Hornmatle, Lincoln, linendraper, Sept. 8 it 29, at 104, at Kingston-upon-Hull Ct. Bo's., Tustin & Co., Coleman.a., & Wells & Smith, lull; off &sag, Standeld, Dinar TROMMOM, Manchester, tom merchant, Sept. 8 & 21, at 11, at Manchester Ct. Soh., Gregory & Co, Bedford-row, & Miaow., Sc Co., Manchester; off. assig., Prater, Manchester. WILLIAM VAVOHAN, Ityde, llaoß, Chinaman, Sept. 2, at 2, & Oct 6, at 1, at Ras inghaff at. Sots., lung, Lawrence POUSHIcy44I. & Lcag, Hyde, Isle or Wight; off. ark., Belcher, King's Arms-yd. Pours Bathe DM Tammy Westiourne-zres., Hyde.pk., board ing-housekeeper, Sept. 4, at 14, & Oct. 8, at I, at Basingthailut. Rower & Tamplin, Penehurcbut ; aR. amis., Cannon, lerehio-leoe. THOMAS WASS/MIX ' Nottingham, merchant, Sept. 1/, & Oct. 22, at 10, at Nottingham Ct. Sot., Cowley, Nottingham; off. otaig., Bitticston, Nottingham. Mao Wiwrom, Gutter-lane, tom. agent, Sept. 3, at 124, & Oct. 8, at 12, at Basingliall-st. Sot., Lloyd, Milk-street; off. trig. , Tur. gland, Old Jewry ehamb. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Aug. 25. W. Sutcliffe & W. Leach, Bowling, Yorkah., worsted stuff manufacturers. INSOLVENT I I. /Vinton. Grimsby. ImerolsaMe. Pamarma Mar. E. Ilimmy.M., Kola" M. aIaMM jousf ey • maredbaembgal.Mst W. H. I. 111.01010M4 AMNIA 7. }MM. Irs/Mam IL Jalmfa Ma. willaa. lAMmimm baemmma. II Imam Clemelatamm, I am-male , re, J. (Aram limerrerth. awed 00•11.• Wm. B. L. C=llMmaa . 4.l9me, Lme ham" IL 4I .P. IMMEatom P. COT A Lim/peak male dram 3. Dram. LberpaN. home MAIM S. Dease. LAMA Imokkarper. lammaa, Twat. Ileada, Camara ram , J. ban, (Mara, Torkaktrti .101 l ma: au Meurer. J. ?safari, lasidce, Nocrolk. Imst Gasfict. TAMA arab maker. A. A. 01Mal. Chma m tU.m.ml.. Laaa lraammger. Wakelkld Torlakirs ' l 4 J. gars Sees, raathunt, itpla pl., Chantal. Kay( once; easvtniauvvi.. (ton o.sl7 . llSteubead. Clteshin. Jour. viola= puma, Pr. J Falun. tloontboroast; Kea, llotaver. J. a.w. a rian. Godwi nn n et., ralrield v rd. Sot, W. root, hogback. Enna v .. storm,. alianatot 3.J. E. roar, Golatult. Isle at 1•411; w. hr L eal. sbtle. H. ;Ern; Nowlin's pl., Liverpool at, minium. Unman virtually, 3. l Stua, Ma, Statordattla, tom. arnan bate., J. Y. Bnus. c o ach linesog, den to • coach mate, S. 6, I Entat , Swim; bucba. J. Eon, 1 wk.; re. groat. J. Stamina; atfat. Ewalt ye. lank, J. Bouttatao; &Ib7. Yanablze, ram Somer. W. Taring. Gnat Grimsby. Lima. •Stmlourocruna hal, darer. tl. r loraer. Drarphbf. vellna W. Or;e.„ iiri.drs-osuagas. Ja. C. flaelield wok wooer eidkekod, Retlerfilkee, tea dealer. J. Tem. Casaba.. Cedvatriedes, J. Hawes. Rias•st lduseeeffealeb s dere te• eabeb.oales. butes maker. J. They, Albed pi, bloensey.td., o.lbee Seel., Red Lire*. HaM• pester. prole prints, T. Wollew, litegeseesra, Keat s bled. J..L0wn45t 1 ..." , "I" ' Anal,. see, Beath Cam T or t. I. Remy Toekel.ll. Tarkeetre s rose. shin. B. Kisse s blasebeeter, sem. P. bleed. leutb.st., elides., lemma. Reille4 11aan, .0.7-11. . s Wasdeeeete• G. Llne, Rause.pubsese e tabo.A.vis. tow. rd. su ram. U. W. Ideseyard. Upper Rsdfeedid., J. T. 1 !me, Tyssooet Chubs. barri.ler.st•Lae Betbesl arse, bet., H. Mame deutheed, Twee, Saber. H. W. bee, goarteral....p r e, ltillsreni reps awakes. as, I/restore. lodelug buss, wow. Y. Ileries. Bnebiese °seems, 1, 15 raid. et edlekb !Dora tot, er . B. Hemmen, Kumetee.seee.ll•ll. T. Wosal. Livewa ,C0,,,,.,.,.W joiner. DI VIDENDS.—Sept. 21. A. Ashworth, llsellididen, Lancashire. woollen manufacturer—Sept. 20. H. Lov.itt le W. H. L. Correa. Liverpool, merehanta--ElepL 30. J. Polleine, Jun., Selby, bream— Sept. 17. Tring, Reading, t Betilargetoke Railway Company, New Broad4t., City. SCOTCH SEGUREITRATION.—Brinvtoke & Co., Edinburgh, wine merchants, Sept. 2 is Oat. 1, at Bridges' ehamb , Edlnourgh. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—C. E. Banom F. Brute, Birmingham—M. Bottom at G. Bottom, Sheffield —H. Bradbury, *en., & 11. Bradbury, jun., Bolton, Lana:hire—W. Brown & J. Russell, Coventr7—lL Higby & R. T. Hicks, Becr-ine, Great Towerkt, City—l. T. Donovan & W. H. S. Adlam, Huta, Bloomsbury—S. E. Dunn & A. G. Wallace, Manchester—J. Dyson B. T. Leggett, lialtfax, Torkaire—J. Ella 8.. Slogan, & IL Upton, Petworth. Stases—T. Freelore, srn., & B. Fieclove, White. horse-a, Itatchlf —J. Goodlad & J. M. (bus/ay, Bury, Laneashire-- J. Hamilton & J. Tuck well, Kin !At, St. James's-n,4. —J. G. Harding & J. Farbridge, Jun., tdiddlosamgh, Yorkshire—W. Hodges * J. F. Hodges, Weymouth—J. Lord, J. Lord, W. Lord, & W. Crabtree, Bottovele-moors, so for as regard. W. Crabtree—S. Lee &J. Lee, Bahia, Yorkshire—S. WMilaa & J. Widillati, South Pethrrton, Somersetshire—U. Russell & P. Hassell, New ManoreL, Chelsea—J. &hoary & H. Robison, Liverpool—J. IL Shouler & W. filmier, Leicester— W. H. Spencer &T. Hall, Lkson.gruve, liarylebote—W. Taylor & .1. Islip, Ashford, Kent • W. Vickers, ten., W. Vickers, jun., & C. (freaky, Nottingham—J. Wybronta S. J. F. Gartner, Shepton 16tal et, llosnerortabire. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-Mmu. AIL. PCS. ARR. gra.,AIF.R, Orzaitz neL 3 Dublin...... V 0 Holland .... 00 Did* r. South-11 Mexico and Waterford .. 01 Menden . 01 0 amptou Havana. 1 Donathadee . o'l France 0 Do.llarseilles o 0 tiept.T 1 Ouern.e.J err. U 0 Lisbon &pt. l 0 Boston and ,4.0 Heath. boyt.:4 1 Hamburg.... 0 blediterran.._ Ha li fax, Aug.3ol Onsvmth Avo. V.—Arrived : Wilberforce, Hamburg; Neptune, Gravehnes ; Star, Boulogne; Mountaineer, Teething; Jaw .rni, Pa lermo; Connaught Ranger, Petersburg; Dania, Cronatadt; Aatrea, Randers; Marys. Tryall ' Griernsey ; Aurora, Philadelphia Verne, Lkmmark ; Mattakient, New Orleans; Ann lalecm, Matanzas ; El. lerslie, Baltimore; Rookery, New tlith Wales; Princess Victoria, ; Emerald, Boulogne; City of Adelaide, ape: AI. hambra, James H. Shepherd, Horn, Bremen; Hyperion, Quebec; Grenville Bay, St. Andrew's ; Cambyses, Alexandria; Ann and Mary, Baltic; Minna, Carniff ; Attw cod, kotterdam. LavuerooL, Ivo. 27.—Arrived : Quintin Leitch, Bombay; Dora de Ornova, Marne-alb; Miltodes, New Orleans; Moldavia, ; Eli zabeth, St. Petersburg Ernestine., Reale Video • Hindu/son, Bonny ; Rival, Nassau; Remit ta nce, New Orleans; Ch arles, Baltimore; A. bustle, Alliance Judah Tours, Claibo rn e, New York; Elimbete, Quebec; Theres e, Dante& ; Carthage, New York; John Hutchinson, PhiLsdelphis ; Carol us. New Orleans ; Omqueror, Charleston; Queen Victoria, Virginia ; Talleyrand, Archangel; MatbiLde, Memel; A, mains, Lnn.—!ailed: Circassian, Stettin; Elizabeth, Newfound land; hophie Wlienrie, Si. Andrew'. • CRIIIMIA, Rotterdam; Esporr, Ostend; Intrinsic, Miramiehi ; Goodianah, Calcutta; IlenrWtta, Stet tin; Celeste, Halifax; Gamow, Baltimore; John Curiam, Leghorn; Frio, Matta.—Off: Louisa, Bombay; Cosmopolitan, Alma • beery, Colchester, Hurricane, Selsthiel, Argyle, Salem, Bengale c cum- Dorms, Byron, Liffey. [Advertisement.] SCROICLOCS SORES OF Tart Yule.' STANDING C SSD BY HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Pius- Mr. C. Brooke, residing at Strandish-hall, Suffolk, had the whole of his tamest in one frightful masa of serofhlous sores and ulcers, besides similar large ulcers on his hip. He had been thus afflicted for ten years, and under the treatment of the greatest surgeons in the coos try, and was for a considerable time at the Worcester Infirmary, without receiving the least benefit. 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