The Express. — London, England, 1847-05-29 00:00:00

• 0 ",/,' • 7 11ORTI(jULTURAL Sr OCIETY, EXIMIMONS at the 01ADEN 1013. .asiag ExWaltham will bee Owe as the Mowing Rata air -tem lil a led)* 11. simagehAleeleth thither hllens se hee. be at thee" wog etheets Ist edibideilb 00.111111 bor000rood; but Onto Mil to poi Awe- Om if lot Mon no nos or tot be avast to dr moijolo of ozhibitios prior to flak tomodutia 1,11,0 1 11.• llottnotr WI WWII INS EXClninhallaiiM ore amen the ele math la =Meth prethemthe the .r it er ble a r b t=balie u a bbe . 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Exhibitors haring paeans may re.enier the go - den doe e'elmk, when they will be required to wire theta up to the Oast the Carteesyard-gate. py ar ea ST anfel—Fabibitors at cut Sowers must amply their awn a g ar stands. The lids of all boxes moat either be Woe or made to 31=0,11 ants Rawatuis-The Society distributes the knowing With Rearsols-raniey S s value .0 s. C. The Certified/ of I SG. Large Sliver Oils Merit Illhwr imagine Medal 1 0 GB. Gold Ranksi. Do K . aim Knightlas D 0... 1 3 GE. Gold Knighti. Do 10 0 Id Large giber Do 1 13 111. Large Gold Mo cs. Candelas s 1 CIL Cortittcott of Homy 20 0 knee 3 10 the attention of Wailers h parthadaly requested be the altars- • thee nob in the Wiwi Nth Powardm talmbiews m.ous aoy medals or rewards &all be warded ma wows tam ace he .amber, or soy reedy. their vase la many ark *ts la two ea ezkioloor obi teed., a int rise la shy WO mom be dal sot to eastthd to wean any mem smith la the moss hoer, wept is M.. PP.. BL, aid as. bombe, to be portiethwly observe{ that If any ethibitat dal obtain the wad of a medal. and it slit be shortened' after- Waal that be Ms gamed 1: by extubiting planta not tool fide bison. w , o pwly, or aye of ha master, suck award dull be cancelled, in teriarof the exhibitor to a d net below h whops mrdsl shall, in like ' mama, be tearthered the aweedt sod .) a. Smarm ow reeromow , -7heee wale SAY boo otoomo es es ;hired further on. No articles not of horticultural prothee Irene ariowed to be placed open the tables. Fa hilaita• will do well to make . sis netal with the arrangements deseribed in the fell.- leg lt.t, as clay • ill in all C. 1•01 be rremirel to sign • printed torn of d ae tastion to be furnished to them tu the garden, stming under what letter tG ir plants or to be shown ; and they are pertimplarly requested to take ironer, that if errors in the awards of the judos Mould eecor, consequence of mistakes en the part of exhibitor , in Slime ap such deelanitions, the society cluanot undertake to rectify the errors afterwards Name. fairly snit or are to be attached by exhibitors to all florists' Imps ; and the judges are restrained from awarding say medal to roil exhibitions whatever their mitt may be, if this regulation la ge e ompl.ed with. By fLotstai flowers are mearit not ori:y flowers ▪ to n a med, but also fuchsias, pelargoniums, ruses und salon. fagot leery exhibr.sar will be required to deliver, upon Best entering the ge ms a fairly-written statement of the letter in the folios tog apses under which be intends to exhibit; and no alteration in the ' a r ia wil, be afterwards permitted upon any pretence. CLrisS I. FLOWERS ; for which nurserymen and prirote growers alait independently °leach other. a. pelaranniums; in collections of 12 new and got-rate varieties, educated with superior skill. In 8-inch pots. GB-MG--CE. B. IN lareuniuns; in collections of 12 rarieties, In 11-inch pota. GB-SO--CE. N.B. Any plant that shall nit have been actually grown in 11- inch pots will be 1--qualioal. C. lime-, in puts; 12 distinct Talcum. GB -IG-CF. N.B. The Judges are required to disqua!ify any collation which shall be found to contain a plant which du been recently *aped M the pot from the open ground. D. Yellow ro.es, best nix rad ties SE-SR-C. E. Are heaths; in collection: of 13 entithly distinct varieties. OK -GB-SC. . . . . . T.B. It is expected that the .nme plant shall not be exhibited on more than one oemsion. F. Cape booths; in collections of 12 nth cly distinct varieties. (IN ur serynkn cannot iluor in this letter.) GR—SG—CE. 0. Cape broths; 9 entirely distinct varieties SG—CE—LS. N.B. Nu person snit oc allowed to show in more than one of the classes E, 1, and G. H. Cape heaths single specimens displaying very superior culti ca tkin. LS —SK—St.t. Calcrolanati, in sixes; In 11-inch pots. L 4 SK—Sit. K. Carnations, in puss of 24 dntlnct varieties. Lit --SK—SR. L. F.comcc., in paw of 24 distinct varieties. 14-SK—SB. Y. Finks ; to pens 0424 &snort variet i es. SK-511. N.B. Carnations, pieccrtem and pinto, nne , t hr shown in boxes of four Mors, of the following dumoslons: from centre to centre, 31 inches; from centre to outside, 24 do. ; depth nt lock 7 do.; ditto front, 34 do. The Lee to he painted light green. No tol lections will be allowed to exhibit in which these conditions are not ts minim,' with. N. Single 'peen:liens of very superior cultivation. SO—CE—LS. CLASS U.-FLOWERS ; for whkh all persons are admitted to egos competition. 0. Store or erreenhome plants ;'3O plants. CFI—LQ-614 Culeeolariss, fuchsias, orchids, and pelargoniums, are ex cluded. Not mote than two duplicates Cllll he shown. P. Store or greenhouse plants; 13 plant.. GK-0 B---SO. N.B. Not more thin one duplicate cats be shown. Q. Store or grecnhouse plants ; 10 plants. GB-BG--CE. N.B. No duplicate allowed here. Exhibitors cannot show in more than one of the classes tt, P. and Q. E. Greenhouse usaleas ; in 12 distinct B. Green': ouse azaleas; in 0 distinct varieties. SG -ClrL. N.B. No one can show in both cLiseer of azaleas. T. Collections of 12 new hardy evergreens grown in pots; conifers excluded. CB—LS-31L. Conifers, of new or very rare species, in not lees than the third Tear of their growth, in sixes. CE-111-314 N.B. 2 antlNAnn only be thaws et the exhibition to July. W. Peale FebleirMeirame gt mot beer OM IP weds. Of --1.0-ok. N.B. Banibitors cannot show in mare than one of the dunce W, X, or Y. X. Exotic orch.d. ; In collections of 12 speeds& 01C-08-80. T. Exotic orchids; in e.liections of six specie.. GES—BG-1.11. Z. Starlet pelargouiurns ; in six distinct ...melee, in pots net lees than It inehry in diameter. L 8 -SK-211. A.l. largenituns ;in stx aided species, exhibiting superior cold. .aeon. N.B. Bp the word verb% %meant the wild kinds imported hone the cape or Good Dope, or New Holland, tuberous species in eleatve, and not Barden cross-hreda. 88. Taney pelargoniums; in sixes. Ls—SIC.—SB. IX. Badmen, ; in collections of not fewer than six species, exhibit. lag enprrior cultivation. 18-8 K - SB. DD. Dlntinet earietiee of tall men in Sweet. 08-80— CE. N.H. The GB and medals are not to be given if fewer than dz IF. Lacs of 30 varieties in !nese bunchca, each consisting of three Inner as they are gathered, so SS to exhibit, as far as possible, the habit of the variety ; in 13 varieties. IS—SK-00. N.B. No one who exhibits in this letter can like compete in the hollowing. 37. items, exhibited as in the letter 1K and In 25 varieties. SK— ill—C. (Private growers only can exhibit here.) N. b. Higher medals than throe here offered fur lases cannot be given by the judges; and If roses are t for exhibition anthout attention to the regulations here , Ssed, they yrUl ON he allowed to compete. 00. Hardy orchids in pole, in collection.; exclusive of eypripedinms. a. MI. Hardy cypripeclinens. SC—NH—C. IL Cape terrestrial orthids, in not fewer than six species. IS— !K—A& statices ; in colleetions of six specks. BG—CE.—LS. LL. I lardy fermt, cl:echo/is of 20 speeies. CH—LS-BH. 11X. Hardy dwarf herbaceous pamts, in collections of 20. CE—LB— NN. New Pointy hybrid shrub.% exchniive of roses. 80— CE—LA. N.B. It is certain that much may be effected by hybridizing t ints in common cultivation, curb as Bina., honeysuckles+, 00. Amarylkle. in rise,. SO—CE—LS. PP. New or extreme!) , rare ornamental plena In flower. BC.—Cdr L 1 N.B. These medal. will be awarded by the welety's odleer% and not by the meet judge.. exhibit°rs will particularly °Mee. that none but new or rare plant: con be exhibitedunder thin letter. Nabine will be mire ded as new which ha. been exhi bit.' in the irardrn in a previous reason. BR Oleeellawom eub;ects. BK—SB--C. N.B. Ezhibtars levier RR., will not be thereby entitled to a pa. ticket. Cock...min, be tetra., hydrangeas, and boUqUcts, are altogether excluded from exhibition. No Angie nimetmen can receiee a medal under this head, which in merely intended fee subjects of exhibition not °thermne provided for. IS. Seedling Florist's lowers. elf --tiß —C. N.B. Beery teething meet be /Mown singly, and marked with the same It in to bear. The name seating cannot gain a prise more than once in thew:men. Pelargoniums are to be thown to pot", antfnet in a rut mite. No penes/a will be allowed to exhibit afore than six wedlings at each meeting. Exhibitors under thin head will not be thereby entitled to • pmeeticket. Poe needling pelargoniums exhiLited the erat year no higher prize shall be peen than a certificate, and this Is to be awarded to flowers of decided merit. Seedling pelargoniums et the anrood year must he shown In Fen not meaner than s4-Inch pot", and each exhibitor may produce its of then, bid not • lancer a=mber. in addition t. any medal, meigned to the clams E. 0, and W, the MK, SR and C ve offered for the wilections In those clams whit* Wall be best named by the exhibitor. N.B. TbeSockty's °Meer+, who will make this awsz im w e ill be guided In th eir Judgment by a confederation not of the correetnetwoi the =amen, bind the accuracy of the rape , and the seam.n of the wetting. CLASS Ht. FRUIT; for which market gardeners, fruiterer, ere paeans in tke habit of regularly supplying the market, and private growers, exhibit Independently of arch ether. N.B. All fruit must be wanokddly ripe for market, well colour, arel propeily na m edm by the exhibitor as far as prattle:Ale ;If the °admire, be dbvivalificeL TT. Mineellancoun Fruit, coneWng of at leant three different kinds, Peaches and Nectarines being considered as only one kind. LO.- OK.—GB. N.B. Cucumbers, tomato., gourds, and similar kitchen garden produce, are excluded from thin letter. Exhibitors of ahree. nowt of fruit iLeuld beer in mind that however floe mew two of the Undo in thls collection limy be, they cannot pin a prise unless they furnish ot beset three different kinds of Ma of Met-rote malit. vv. Cupp. SG—CE-1.11. WW. Queen and block Jamaica t ee, SO—CE—Le, XX. Prividenee and other Pilo-apple% oCrCr TT. reaches cc nectarine', m di•tics of fil eject:acne. SK—SB. =. Other 4112610 f fruit. -ti lt—C. Jenore.—The judges have the power of increasing or diminishing the number and oat ue of the ',dear reethtln offered by the society for parneular object=, And also of conferring silver medals 07 the small certificate, in a..en not contemplated in the.. regulation', if they think it nom .° to do m. The judge. are al. require.' to bear In mind that the soelety'n re ward. are °Ore.', lore for new and curtain obleote, thee for line elre- Maens of henwieurd Mill, the design of theouttneil in ineutudng these meeting+, being not so mirk to encourage the collector, reward the What gardener. They are also Out to make any award in eakw where the object+ exhibitel du not atone worthy a medal ; etherwia a had -login exhibeecal might obtain • prier, merely be cause thereto nu better exhibition of the ~.une eihas t op2ote It. CCHILDREN'S HAIR.-ItOWLAND'S 31 ACASSA It OIL nourishes the HAIR In its embryo Sete, sorierates its growth, swains it in matmity, and continues the possession of healthy vigour, silky softness, and Insurioes rerhan &mei., to the latest period of hum. life. Genial and purifying, it dispels all scum and 'mourns . , and renders the use of the flne.contb unneceosary. Beware of tiPtillIOUS IMITATIONS I!—The genuine article has the wont.% " ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL" on the wrariper. Price 3s. dd. ; 7..; ter ily bottles (equal to four anallt, Ins. 6d.: and double that sine, tin per bottle. &ild by the Propriets. at 20, Ratan-garden, London, and by all Chemists and Perfumer. ADVIM4IOI% OP VVITORg. --..-..-.-- . The Garden wiU to opened at Ooe cie:ock, under the following regu- Inborn,— All Epilog,. of an ltoLiete I e wimittfxl witllout tickets, lone One till nix o'c , loe, on signing 'r names in a took. Visitors tan be ~dmitted tlekets, to be obtained by the per. emu: or written order* of Fellows of the ,l‘xlet v. Any bomber of ticket+ will be delivered to Fellows on their per - mud gyp: cution or written order, .t the ;rice of Are shillings mei tick et. kat* ticket w ill be for the admix:lon of one vatimr, alter one o'clock, to either of the exhibition,. All appliestions for tickets moat to made at 21. Regent-etreet. Yo ticket& WI be leaned in Rewent.earest on the clays at eabikit Ina ; OM oil thew date two .Seea, near the rank!' ga:es, will be opened at isysi Io: the I , ne pi tickets at a. td . cab no written ortkra from Fellows. NEW WORK BY BOZ. 'On the 3I init. will be publieberi, price tr., the Ninth Number of DEALINGS WITH THE FIRM OF DOMBEY AND SON, Who'-- , BY C11 . 71/11 . 1iVNt7 E"P"'""°°* With Illu y RAZ:if ;Z . - 13 ROWN E. Landon Bradbury and Brans, 11. Bouvrrie-street. Platt-street ,1 2 z 12 7 THEATRE of ANATOMY and 4EDICINE, oresweror.piace ; adjoining Saha Georges Marydittl.- -Som mer &aim, 1847.—The LLVI URFA commuted to Monday, May $, at Wise, m. MARAL Jaaturarscara.—Mr. Amen red Mr. Warder. 140TANT.—Dr. Laborer, P.R.S., ELL PRACTICAL Catitomar.—Mr. Rodgers. ----,a , rioas w MIDITITTAT AND DRAW OF TR UTERI.— Ni.Yl6iii: TAILS O. PO WM ZOVIM OP Days. At £2 2 52 II 2 £3 3 0 $ 3 0 3 I 3 Xelatalluritprodracel May 3. ;Dolly, at b.... Botany Practical ettetalatry Ilay L r i ga . " 7 ,7: Practical liblartbry May 4. Taeday. at I: 0011•11eNal EUOlin will he Made with the Behutiml Gluti ead Denarkedies weir M Mierasespe perm Clonthmen webs hem set red le the Chemist Mr ail Perpetual Nib. Ma *Wild beidesed the thither aa Pesilkal Chemistry, on M Mem Oakes hr drone attests arid as : oser& ef the Mbhitilary Chews will bepuseaa with cases ethos EXAMINATIONS FOR HONOURS WILL TARE PLACE AS ' , GLUM'S : MEDICAL JURIRPRU)ENCE Welsasbay, Jane M. BOTANY July 1. PiLiCTICAL CHEMISTRY Tredey, Inn* 2U. At the clime of the Seed* a Prize of eel he. value than Flee Guineas Mil be offered for tbe beet report of althea! Midwifery. The (bare ai betnoretntior of Peer d Midwifery, se wet as the Cm. petition Or the Prize, end the practice of the St. George'. and Mary onit Lying-in Institution (with ears) are free to the Pupil. of this School, and will be open M other mermen on precut of half the perpetual les, M whbh one moiety will be tranifci red to the funds of the charity, and the remalacier smiled to the augmentation of the Prize. _ - The Pease awarded in the Seadon of 18184 Wtredistributed by Sir JIMINS Clarke, Bart., M.D., P.R.s., on , :atardiy, May I, aa follows: mums ARIAN% Stake Anatomy haler Anatomy t Mr. Price, Mr. Turner, Mr. Finn:more, and I Mr. R. Brown. Chosintry Mr. W. klios Molise et Medicine Malteds Mee* ...... ....-.. lir. Jingo and Mr. Payne. IMAM Mr. W. Blame mad Mr. A. Brows. Maid iarMprodenee- Mr. Marie, and Mr. Parnell. resikelqiumbn y Mr. F. Godrleb. Cllnkal Maine Mr. J. 8. blutdry. Clinind &spay . Mr. Syines. The Sodom o 18474 oil aotuateno Ile Mowing cosmos will be delivered: ANATOMY, 1`111 , 1101.00T, and Stoorcni. ANATOMT.—Mr. Mot, Dr. W. V. Pettigrew, and Mr. G. E. Blenliinv. Ducturnes and PASATICAI. ANAYONT.—Dr. W. V. Dittigraw, sad Mr. 0. IR IlleakiaL on Ridgy, October I, orbee NATPIIJA MIDWIfIgItT AN° Dar t• m of Won.. and 1.`,881. - B.—Mr. Mons. Tin A lINCIPI.VA Ann PP ACTICE or MEINCINL.—Dr. Goolden and T. Theophilm Thompson, ER.B. Tat l'ulaurms Aso raactica or Sraorns.—Mr. Lane Lid Mr. — Lateral fee to the whole of the emcees, forty Particular. respecting the aehcol fumy be obtained on application at the Theatre, 1, Gnr•cenor•pl ice ; or to the llonorary Secretary, Dr. W. V. Pettigrew, 30, Chesterwtreet, and at the iesidence of the dif ferent heturcre. THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. (Incorporated 9 and In Victoria, 2Cth June, 18111.)—NOTIC4 of CALL thin day male of 2/..50. per share, making a total of 61. per shore ciao up.—To the SU.3III.IIOLDEIIS.—NOTICE 18 lIP.RIMIY GIVEN, that the Directors hove this day mad: a Call of 1:1. Ss. (two pr n& and five shillinyo) per share, noon the whole of the shares compering Ow copilot of the company, being in number 221,0(0 chores, and that the laid Call is required to be paid on or Wore the 30th day of June next, at one or other of the company'. bankers, vie.: Mowry Smith, Pattie, and Smith., London. Meows. Smith, 1.21r0n, and 00, 3lesoro. Jones Loyd, and Oa., Lincoln ALuiebester Mew,. Beckett and Co., Leeds The British Liner. Company, Messrs. Swann and Co., York Scotland Merors. More and Co., Liverpool A roll letter will be rent t, emit proprietor, abOwing the sMount to Ibe paid on his or her particular share*. Tr.IIWM of shoe, cannot be registered after thin date, unlew tabs call be previously 10,11. *the attention of shareholders Is regorged to t h e Company'. Att. 9 and 10 Vic., sap. 71, pee. 8, and to the " Werke Chases' Conedithiton Act. 1019," cap 16, pea 21, to the effect, that if ouch call be not paid oo or behogthe 30th fay ofJune next, inteteig thereon, at the rote of 5 per cent w,.l he clioe„.ed, so long as the call rem.ilns toopaid ; and the ' interest, not not, on thaw shores bet on all others which the proprie tor may bold in the comwny, will be forfeited from that day until such roll in error, and interest thereon from the 30th day of June, he p.ild.—By order, J. 11. mow Arr. Secretary. Company's Otllees, 11, Margate-street, Loodem, May 28, 1817. 51.13.—1 bis call does not apply to the London and Yo. k Extension Scrip Moires. DR. CULTIRM6LLI4 GUIDE TO HEALTH AND LONG LIFE t nee Is. each, by put, In stamps, Is. ad. cash, E NIVHAT TO E AT , DRINK, AND AVOID. (With Dist-Mbles a all Complaints.) I. HOW TO IN —Cle is NAPPY. Joesala Vlera." It comsedad thstt 5h.940311.9 erase illnesses sedislsirise asset soy OM, sedias blamable team, tabledi anal Inscibility, wry . = local trresialarlties, mid dist geed health, awl alalea, sad eadedted slays an at issrimassimL ly aa 014._._ d dr @deice contained in them saseelba Or warders ad hvycelimadr4 tiro, nervomere, debility, sad ladlesstka may he smell. Wm than a taceth.—..berwood, 23, eetereanter.roer; Mann, 39, Co.sh111; Itaths, 3, seer Brock-greet; Canrelho, 147, Pleet-etreet • Neleun, 457, Wee-, net: threat train the Author, It, Anryll.9la3;, Reireht-e.t. ASCOT RACES.—Daring the Ascot Meeting, editions of the EXPRESS will he published every evening, onnialeag the nista of the princiird Races of each day. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. No intelligence of the Sarah Sands, from New York, or the Caledonia, steam-ship, from Boston, at the time of going to press. By the Hudson, Captain Pines, which arrived in the Mersey yesterday afternoon, we havereceived advices from Charleston to the 27th April. A meeting of the citizens had been held, the previous day, for the pur pose of adopting measures for welcoming the lion. Daniel Webster (who was shortly expected), and re solutions to that effect were carried unanimously. The Charleston markets were without animation, little business having been date in either cotton or rice. IMPORTANT DECISION. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH —Tmcs DAY. WOOLDER V. ToDY.—AcTIEN AOAINAT AN ALLOTTED OF SHARES IN AN EXTINCT RAILWAY, POR THE RECOVERY OP DEPOsITR—This woo an action against an allottee of shares in the Direct Exeter Railway Company for the recovery of the deposit payable on 40 shares which had been allotted to him. It was tried at Exeter, in Xarch, 1846, and • verdict given for the plaintiff. Sub sequently a rule was obtained fir entering a unnasat, or for • new trial, or for arrest of judgment. Cause was shown agaiasX the rule, and the court postponed the decision. —Lord Denman now mid that the defendant had applied fur a nonsuit on the ground that the directors of the undertakers, at the time of making the allotment were different (rum the parties an nounced by the prospectus as directors et the time when the application for shares was made ; and that, as the judgment of those whe applied for shares was armed i+y the names of the persons announced in the pro.pcdtu , , the defendant, on any chango in the constitution of toe board of director,, was entitled to have the option of rerensidering his application. The court was of opinion that !Xs iron:neat must prevail, for the plaintiffs were bound to prove an express contract will them by the defendant, and this they could not do by potting in an application to a certain set of director., and an allotment by • t not substantially the same with that to which the application had been made. On this ground, then, there tualat to be a nonsuit; and on certain other ob jections raised by the defendant, and pointing . at a new trial, it wu therefore unnecessary to give an opituon.—Rule ab solute to enter a nonsuit. COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & City INTELLIGENCE. Tern o'Clark.—The funds have been extremely well supposed all morning, and the range of prices rather in advance atheism of yesterday. Exchequer Bills have et last made a forward movement, and are now quoted 2*. to fn. premium, an event which will, perhaps, relieve the govern ment from the apprehensions of any considerable quantity being sent in for payment. Cons hi are saw 88i to 1 fur money, and f 1 ,4 to 9 for account. Reduced Threes 871 to I. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent,., as; to 9. Bank Stock, 193 We have no particular change to note in the foreign 'mar ket, which remains as inactive e. before. Dutch Two-and a•lial[ pr Cents. are SS/ to 9; the Fours, 891 to 90. Spanish Fives, 221 to / ; the Threes, 3.9 J to 41. Portuguese fell to X2l to 31. Mexican improved to 201 to 11. a r r;ct717.i.1.;,.. 61 3 per Ct Cavorts Itt.r. ,1181 I 3 per Ct. Cassell Aett., eel 9 hi per C , sta. Sol Exchequer PAM, 2s. 11. p per CR Reitttia• RonSe.ll4V *** per Cs. Deno. hoods, le 7$ per Cent. d tto, 7 per CI. Retwilinn W14.,114 4 Ditto Now, NI 3 per Re. Lorne. Ayres Ado., 33 7 INtto endless Ma .71 3 Ditto Colson. Def. Mo.,— Cielowhisn Eqoador He.. 74 per Ct. Ilinnish D. 4. .71 4 1$ per Ct. Dutrii Fes., 374 1 per Cl. Gist. 11.177. eft PO C Ar en o. 1 prr t. Grenada . 30 Oregon Deferred DD., 31 3 per Ct. Mexican, 13411,7/01 12 6 per C. Cerrulas Dde . rOrt•IMPIO Our. PU6., 322 32 pet Ct. ItitlOW Bds., iti 111 Nit. dpudah HU, 72i I 3 per Cd. Push* , Me.. 332 /2 Spaots6 Deferred DU, IS 16 11.11301te Rd., 0 1 2 per Ci. Ven..rula DU, 37 It Truesuela 1t...D...314..11 11 RAILWAYS.—Shares are not quite so good to day. Being n ,me day, preparatory to Monday's settlement, there is not much budness doing. The decision of the Court of Queen's Bench this m. which has just been made public, in the case Woolcuer o. Toby, is exciting much interest in railway circles. By this ?le eirion,which ended in the nonsuit of the plaintiff, the law be twei n the courts of Exchequer and the Queen's Bench, which before was at variance, is now brodglit in harmony. The plaintiff was nonsuited on the express grounds that the No. 233.] LO: fr tj SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1817. [3d. M et% ' l of the esilwal (Dbriergaeter, we believe) had altered, and thalami et ate alreeton and managers, co the faith of whom If t a ll e i ed ilandent had applied for shares, had me out, end by others, and, consegatrotly, fr:ware wanties eontract for the shares allotted. r: incidentally shamed, also, that too long a period elapsed between the appilealea kir the abates and the allot ment. BALES EFFECTED UP TOM T/118 DAT IN LONDON. (Testeaday's pies's. be found in last pege). Aberdeen, 241 I/ha, Box., te Mat., 11 d Amb., No:t., Bon& E. J., 11 f Wan. k Southampton, Bir. & Oar .rd Juno ion, 161 ledlsod, 118 20 Birnt. Wol., & Dudley, 10 Do. New, 391 401 Mr., Wel , St Stour Val., 6/ Do. New, 9 81 BehNot A Exeter, 71 Dom, Do. Coo. Bristol k for. 6 pc Oilledosien. 291 1 1251 Do. MI , es, 21 Newcastle & Berwick, 265 E. Counties, 191 I Do. New, 41 71 Do. Per 5 per Ct., No. 2, 1 p Ito. Nona AIWA, 391 Do. Torn Eaten., 61 1 Newmarket t Cheater!, 04 E. Lancashire, 161 Norfolk, 120 Do. New, 71 61 Do. New, 9 1 Do. New *sip, 11 North Britiall, 311 E. I.4noolna4irei, 611 Do. 11.drea, 1 i 141 Min. & Gl.w., 691 Do. Quarter., 41 1 Great Northern, 21 3 Do. Extensa n,l GL 9. sod W. (Ireland), El Do. Thirds, 21 1 Great Western, 117 13 Northern and hasten, 56 Do. !taloa, 69 North Sta ff erehhire, 91 1 Do. (Ira., 171 161 North Wrote s% 11 Do. Fifth% 27 oxford, Worms., & Wol., 131 IS Do. New, sf 1 Prestos and Wyre, 351 64 Leeds and Prallord, 93 Reeding, Guild., & Befirate,, 4 I Leeds, Dews., and Man., 371 1 Royston and Harlin, If Leeds and 'Paine, 20 1 Shrews. h. air. Clans A, 31 II Do. do. Pref., 6 per Ct., if Do. do. 9,244 Lir. - , and New. ht., 1 Blur - - • Union 211 —of, Man., ' Lend. and BI .ckwall Naor,No. 1, Lon., Brihton, t!. Corset, 53 Do Con. Eighths, 124 Do. do. Coat. I Cl., 01 DO. do. Pft i 5 ...impalas, La.. South Deeoa. 27 South atafforetalilna 1 d S. E. walla:met (la at WI), No. 111 Do. New (ls. 101.), No. 1, 41 !oath Wales, 74 1... Do. 4id. sh.. If. & 8., GS 1/o. lot. sh.. M. & IS. (e), to 1 Loch and S. Weider% 1343 Do. New, i6l Do. Tenths (kinh), 31i Di. Scrip, 41 Lynn end 1:1)..27 Mon.Ll i D I. in,l 4S Do. Fifthn, 9, 1/0. Thirds (leg.), i fork &Nrwcastie,37 . Do. New, 13 4 Do. Pref., J j Yoe: & N. Midland, SS no. Pref.... 1.1 Do. E. & W.,8- Exten., 201 Boulogne & Andenn 1611 Cell. of ' , mace (Or. & Der ), 139 Benno and Liege, 31 4 N. of France, 121 Roues & liarrc, 96 39 LIVraRPOOT, Prices aderneed. to-slay in 14 East Llac 7M, Edln and Glee. Qm,, 17 Great Western Fifths, 2.4 L. arei N. Western, 174 Da. New Qr.., 104 Man. and Birmaishain Qrs., (A), 5 P Do. Qrs. (C), 51 Man. & Leeds 39. ak..l 6 Par Do. (late wit. e.). A 1 - 16 Do. ;Ire Man., Bolt, & Bury:, 14 p Man., sttef. , & Lincol. 201. sham, I 1-16 d Do. Gate Gt. Grim. Dock),4l d 1161 1 .LE3, Mar ?8. o share market. Midland Sol. shares, 31 p Do. New 304 sh., p Newcas. & Berwick New, If N. British New, 8.18 Presto' e, 8. IL & DOTIT New, No. t, I Do. Do. No. 4, l l.la d York & Newt. Pref., York and N. Mid. Prof., Be Bir. & Dudley, ef Groot Northern, Hoddendleld C. & IL, 1 d Leeds and Think PeeL, LIG North Staffordshire, 2I Lie., Coos., & South., p BIRMINGHAM BALM, MAI. VI. The market revived suddenly; business was very brick, and prices went up considerably. The mere speculators and dabblers ht railway scrip are creeping out again. LEELkt SALES, Mar 26. The share market was unusually active, and a large amount of hus'news Wag transaced, at riging prices, and, being for the new account, shares may be considered to be looking healthier. k W. Yorkshire, 13s. 20s. d %finch. & Leeds 32/. eh., 2.a. 6d. p E. Lancashire Scrip, par Is. p Mahon & Raton. 3a. d Do New. 13e. d Garber Ex.. 2a. 13d. p Great N. En , 13, d N. Iti itish Qr*., 21s. p Leeds a: Mir* Net, per Is. p I North Staffordahise, p Leeds, WO., to 31id.,111n4d. land I North Western, 11 d W. Riding Union, par g p WherfrLde Junction, 231. II d Amtergstesailis. d York te Nene. Pref., 3 p Great Northern, 23. d BRISTOL SALES, NAT 21. There was scarcely any business done, chiefly on account of the high prices which holders were asking. Sales of Great Western New 171. shares were refused at less than SI, and fur other descriptions, equally advanced rate* were re quired. The tone of the market was firmer than it has been for some days, the propitious state of the weather giving promise of an abundant harvest and an earlier one than was at one time anticipated. lU BALM Mar 28. Arnb., Nott., and 800, 211.. 30s. Newc. & Berwick, t E. Lane- New Scrip, 235. 6d. Do. New, 11 p Gt. Northern, Pt.. N. Briticla Qrs., 635. Mae., Buz., and Mat., 3 d Do. Eaten. Scrip, 3.. 31. p Man. and Leeds, W. R. U.) par Do. Think Scrip, Slo la. 6d. p YORK SILLS, Mar 28. F. Countiea (York Ez.), 63 N. Brlt4.lt Halves, 141 E. Union, S 3 Do. Third% 31. 115.6 d. Gt. Northern. u... 6d. Do. Estonia % Newc. Berwick New, 6/. 161. Bd. IW. Biding Caen, 4!. 4.6 d. 16s. DUBLIN Ot. South. & WesL,lll Killarßey Jundkas, 1 _ LEfi, d. M G AT 27. I Mit. WetiL & R. C., 84 Ann.lan and Bantry, 6s. 9d. PRODUCE—ANTWERP, MAY 27.—Coffee: Busi ness during tha week baa been insignificant, amounting to 2,500 bags Brasil, at 20c. to 22e. ; 900 bags Java, at 21.1 e. There baa been no demand for St. Domingo. 100 bags Batavia sold at 151 e is firmer; about 2,500 bones yell,,w Havanna. told at 1641. to 18111 We have notbeard of any transaction■ in Brasil 3,500 Imakera Manilla were taken at a price which has not transpired.—Cotton is lower by lc. to lie ; but a' the: stock an baud (8,000 bales, against 2,300 bale. in 1846), is small ; we 410 not expect to go ranch lower. Holders evince no eagerness to realise at the r-duction. 1,100 bales Louisiana sold et 351 c. to 371 K. —Rice In consequence of large supplies from England wad Holland, price a hare given way about 111, to 111. 150 Ceram Carolina found buyers at 1711. tin 18Ni. ; and 1,500 bags Esat India, at 1318. to 1410. Prices are expected to go doe n fur ther.—Pepper: 15Sbags Sumatrasold at 15 ic to I sjc. in bond. Hides are in gr .ater tletn , nd, principally the better qualities. About 2,000 River Plate were disposed of at 26e. to 41c. No buyers for the interior qualities—Tobacco continues in request, and transactions would hese been more eonaiderablc but for holder., who are asking hielt , r rates. 250 bbd.. Virginia were done at 12c. to 121 e; 300 serous liaystnnah at 80c. ta 821 e. ; and 50 irons Cuba at 62ie. to 650. iiAldliCllo, MAT 25.—Coffee The market has a firmer appearance, acd several of the largest holders are asking higher rates. We have to mention the sales of 2,400 bogs Rio, from 31% to 61s. and 400 bales 6t. Domingo, at 31% t. We quote La duayra, 314. to 71a. ; Porto Rico, 41% to 311. —Sugar The article is quiet, and we have only to report the sale of 300 boxes yellow Ilaminnab, 61s. to 61s. In Brazil nothing has been done.—Cotton is very quiet. No transac tions of consequence. We quote Surma dld. to 61d ; Boweds and New Orlea,n, 6.. to 71s. ; Brazil, 6s. to 714.-11,*ci The market is very flat, and prices arc from Ss. to 12i. lower. —Dyewoods are In limited request; 620,000 lbs. St, Domingo have found buyers at 3i =stns.—Spices English Pimento, of fine quali can he had at 4/s. Of Pepper, about 7,600 lbs. were taken at 31e.; and 300 bags Batavia, at 21s, Cassia Lignea is in goo/ demand.—Hides are neglected, and small pared* only mart with buyers. TALLOW—The market on the spot and for arrival has advanced considerab'y. and has an upward tendency. Peteraburp Y. C. on the spot 50a. ; October to December delivery, 475. 64.1. to 48s. ; separate months' delivery 435. MLNERALS.—COPPEE 12, and sold at Praree's Hotel , Alines. Toes. Prom. Cannot Wined ... 108 £7 3 ditto 98... 4 3 ditto 93... 6 8 ditto 90... 6 10 ditto 79 ... 8 9 ditto 73 ... 2 4 ditto 67 ... 5 9 ditto 68... 3 9 ditto 63 ... 5 13 ditto 37 ... 4 16 ditto 43 ... 3 19 ditto 32. . . 2 6 Otto 21 ... 3 16 ORES.— Sampled May , Tram, May 27. Mule, Too.. Prior. South Arad= C.l 2 6 ditto . . 94 .. 9 4 0 ditto ::: 5i ::: > >e s ditto . . 55 .. 9 3 6 ditto 33 . 3 3 G l'reviskey ll3 19 6 dale 76 ... 3 5 0 - • - :: ei e i i ditto . .. 11 17 . 0 B Wbral Comfort 7r... 318 0 - _ ditto ... 76 .. 2 14 iitto .. 61 ... n! 6 thew is . " 3 trailed Mines . 121 6 11 0 ditto 119... 6 12 0 , ditto 106 4 9 6 ditto 101 3 19 0 Onto 80 1 11 0 ditto 76 4 6 0 7 ; Trethellan . 61 ... 218 0 ditto .. 60 .. 2 8 6 ditto 59 ... 4 19 0 ditto ... 40 I 6 oiird 0 13 0 TreleighOdoa. -.117 ... 13 10 6 ditto ... at_ 4 . 1 0 ditto 73... 4 16 0 ditto 69 3 7 0 Trepatean ditto 73... 2 6 ditto 74 ... 4 1 0 ditto 13 ... S 6 ditto G 9... 3 6 ditto 62... 5 0 ditto 46... 6 6 ditto 37 ... 21 6 ditio ::: ilO 0 St- Aabyn W 7 0 ditto SI 7 5 0 - 1i Grambler Par Conhols r• ... 6 • • Plies] Sinters ... 87 7 8 0 . . - ~ ..d itto 41 ... 4 I 0 Ellen ditto 21 . . 1 9 Perron St. George 37 ... 2 16 ditto SI ... 2 7 ditto 46... 6 6 ditto 42 .. 212 ditto 42 ... 3 11 ditto 40... 2 12 ditto 24 ... 3 .9 ditto lO 4 C nag 'face .. 65 4 8 ditto ll ... 11 Wheal ClifMrd 83 4 19 d.tto It ... 3 7 Wheal Andrell 43 ... 6 4 17... 4 1 ditto Barrier Budnick Wheal Prndeete 111 3 5 Wheal Catherine. 11 ... 6 1 duo Is .:: ditto 14 ... 6 13 0 Wm= ..... ... 3 6 G ditto 2l ... 8 1 a TOTAL . Ortnnolidated . 4,807 Vslied 211.1.01 743...1,703 2 0 Tress.= - PerronlittGeo. • •-• Boleans ....• 406-1,373 19 6 Wheel Leisure Routh C.iradon 369...2,673 17 6 Treviskry Wheal Comfort .. 716 13 6 TrrthelLin TreleintiCunaola 236...2,027 12 6 Par Comas 166... 791 13 0 Averapaandard £206 6 01 Aroma Price per toe... Quantity of Ore 3 022 tons Amount of Mar LAIN SALL—Annie ... Toes. l s. d. Grambler -4. - - - - 194 900 13 0 Wheal Sisers. 100... FM 2 0 Wheal Ellen 100... 632 10 0 Ting Tang is/13,31 Clifford 05... 419 9 0 Weed .. sad _ 4 . 3 17 0 Barrier 7l tBll 8 6 1364Inlck Vitt. Prudence 13... 88 3 0 Wh. 12.01serhae 11 00 16 G Arrrage Pr.:Awe 73 C 3 3 0. Qaan. kSoaCopper, 306 toes& ciTL Z 26,111 17 0 11 o—Arerage COMPAICILI BY %MOM TkIE ORLI WERE ----- __ ______ _ _ _ _______ Tons` Amount linelen ree Vivian and tums 1,176 Freeman and Oa. 094 _ Oreniell and bone Feme, Wirlexme, nod On Williams, Vaster, Mid On. ... 774. .. .44810 7 116 d for 5,025 £46,21317 0 Oopper Ores fat sale on Thursday next, at Tyack's Hotel, Camborne. Mines and Parcels.— Wheal &ton, 636—Camborne Veen ' 558—East Wheal Crotty, 553—Tin croft, 418—Dolooath, 384—North Pool, 340--South Wheal Basset, 271--Fowey Consols, 247—Condurrow, 212—South Wheal Francis, 16.5 East Pool, 10.5—Wheal Bucketts, 102 —Lenin& COOMAi, 100—Hanson Mines, 52—East Seton, 41 Godolphin, 33—Tretoil, 25 Wheal Ruby, 18—West Burnet, 15—Wheal Buller, 6.—Total, 4,281 tons. Copper Ores for sale onThursday week, at Andrew's Hotel, Redruth.-51 ince and Paroels.—Cann Brea Mines, 843 Wheel Prosper, 347—United Hills, 25I—Par Consols, 234 Wheal Tremayne, 137—Wheal Rodney, 115—Trenow Con sols, 62—Wheal Agar, 50—Wheal Jane, 48—North Wheal Basset, 44—West Wheol Treasury, 43—Wheal, Virgin, 42 —Bastian 's Ore, 30—R. druth Consols, 30 - Caro Perr to, 28 —Wellington Mines, 27—Michelle Ore, 19—Harvey's Ore, 6—North Wheal Abraham, s—Wheal Prussia, 3—Pem broke, I.—Total, 2,365 tons. COPPER ORES. Sampled May i:;o4ll;l4aicarandea. May 27. Mims. Tou4. Produce. StandArd. Price. 14 11 :31 A.IO 19 0 13 10 6 6 133 ...... 96 10 1 0 911 8e 69 17 19 6 69 .. 19 2 6 1178 • .... 17 13 6 Nll ..... 4 11 • 0 '..4.0.•-- S 111 0 7 9 6 7 16 99f 99 97, 11 6 0 91 111 10 -.I IS 112 4 4 5 1224 2 19 0 3 19 9 14 24f ..... 854 . , 19 12 G 74 re ll3 1!"' ) "4 ditto 14W 101 ditto 93 ditto lit ditto Di ditto ....r. ll2 ditto auto 37 BereUren :: 123 ditto ditt ditto Knockmehon ll3 re aitto Copi:g io Billyrourtagli SO ditto ditto New Y.esiand ...... U llolytord Canadian TOTAL PRODCCE To.. E s. Ton,. X a. d. Coke 13erehaven 4 ,1... 3,131 19 6 New Zealand... 33 366 6 0 Knookmahon 189 .. 1,673 4 0 Holyford 22 431 13 0 Coolant, Total tow, 2,092.—T0tal amount, L'23,3",2 7a. Copper Ores for sale June 10.—Cobre, 107; ditto, 106; ditto. 100; ditto, 98 ; ditto, 94; ditto, 59.—Cuba, 80; do., 79 ; do., 66 ; do., 43 ; do., 19.—Burn Burro, 81; do , .'")6 ; do., 51; do., 4G; do., 44..—Copispo, 89; do.. 80; do., 48; do., 33.—Berehaven, 97.—Holrfird, 77.—Llandudno, 30; do., 2.5 Boilyinurtagb, 69.—Burrs Barra, 23 ; d0.,10. —Tuts', 1,734 tons. LEAD ORM Bold at Truro, en the 20th War. Mine, Tons. Mee. Pureharerx. Dame 9 ....C2l 0 0 .., Mullin, Brothrrs. ditto ditto Total tow 31 4. Bold at Truro, on the filet May. enrlon ditto Total too. 58 !old at lloireell, on the 25th Ms.. Peel l2O £lO ... Mather 14 Co. laid at liolpai/. os the 27th Mar. Penyrhenblas ditto Weatmloster dIUo— to ;fig Beignm Jem.d .11110 .... 23 ... 12 2 6 ... Newton, Ecates,Sdlo. Italian Heil ....„ 3! ... 9 5 • ... Mather and Co. 1',...n V ret. Ea .0 9 II 3 0 .. ditto 41 ... 9 3 0 ... ditto alttu East Lola's., B3 9 4 6 ... ditto Uoginln IthomryiLal 33 ... 9 7 6 ... itewtow,tionton,llDa. 11)13 awry Nuntyradyn Tatal tans. 4601. BLACK IN. Bold, at far 'dine, on lac 18th 0t5400. Illnet. Tons. - Poke. Pasha..era. Charlestown Mines OOl ... £4O 5 0 ... Ilaubur and Co. ditto ditto ditto 'Total tons 4Ol. Be ld on tho 271 h or May. El. PO'berou Conao:s. 6 ... t 47 5 0 . _ Catania flanelt. Co. ditto . 4 43 10 0 ._ data* ditto facto Total tow__ ....13 CORN.—BAyscRY, MAY 27: «Cat 116 4d. to 12s 41. per bushel. Raley, 52a. to 58s. per qr. Oats, 345. tr 381. Beaus, 6s. 41. to 2*. 6.1. per bushel. Flour, 211. to 28.. per sack. Bread, 111 d. per loaf. _ _ _ - - - BAsniu.sx, MAT 26.—This market was well attended by farmers, who appeared anxious to sell their grain. but did not knew millet to aekior Wheat. !dialers end Hour dealers did not.appear winkle co make say offers, end few sales were elfucted, and these at rates folly :is. 6d. per three bushels below last wewl's rates. Nothing doing in other kinds of grain. BAFINOATOK E. MAT 28. —Wheat was offered at prices lower than on Wednesday, by 6s. per qr. Millers and other general pirchasers still bold back. u the splendid weather is hourly improving thegeowing crops, and giving promise i of an abundant, and, it s uow hoped, a rather early harvest. ELT, Mew 27.—We had a moderate attendance at our market to-day, but the decline in Marlame caused a great dulness in the trade, millers refusing to buy beyond their immediate wants; and for all descriptions prices had a down ward tendency. The fine seasonable .weather has greatly improved the crops in this district ; everywhere we have a cheering prospect; the potato trop is looking remarkably weI!; and fruit is likely to be abund_nt. Wheat, 974 qrs.2 bus •, average, 735. 4d. Oats, 21 qrs.; avenge, 395. Beans, 49 qrs. ; average, 625. 7d. HILL, MAY 28.—The continuance of most beautiful weather, and declining prices at all the markets throughout the United Kingdom, have quite paralired the trade, so that sales of Wheat are confined to sn:all panels to the milers, at reduced rates, and the quotations are almost nominal at a decline of about 15s. per qr. All Spring Corn is offered :ewer, without leading to any matenal business. We are without further arrivals of Linseed, and the demand has been very trifling, with only a few small sales made, and these may be reported Is. per qr. under the rates of last week. Rapeseed is without alteration. Linseed Cakee— the demand has materially fallen off, and the quotations are almost nominal. Imports during the week: Rapeaced, 1,664 qrs. ; Wheat, 656; Barley, 560; Oats, 253; Tarn, 20. LIVIMPOOL, MAY 28.—We have been compare; i rely bare of general fresh supplies since the commencement of the week, but the depressed tone of the trade in all parts of the country, noun quest upon a continuance of weather of the most favourable character for bringing forward the growing crops, counteracts for the present the influence of much reduced stocks in all hands, and we mast again note a very dragging sale in course of the past two days for all articles, with the tendency to still lower rates. This morning'smarket was thinly attended, very few buyers appearing from the country, and in the limited transactions which took place in Wheats, prime were rather irregular, bat generally 3d. to Id. per 70 lb. under those of Tuesday. Flour also receded Is. per barrel, evil' for the best fresh qualities, which however were not prs.s, d for sale, and la. M. to 2.. en stale and ordi nary de.ariptions. All othir features of the trade were of an equally dull c..areeter, sad we note the respective depression in value, as fellows:—Batley, 31. to 4d. per 60 lb.; Beans, la, Indian Cora 2.. to 3e. per qr. ; lndian Meal, la per barrel ,• Oat., Id. per 43 lb. ; and Oatmeal, Is. per load. Arrivals from the 25th to the 26th May, inclusive :—lnto Liverpool and Runcorn: Wheat, 2,696 qr..; Barley, 24; Malt, 28 ; Oats, 534 ; Beans, 170 ; 40; Indian Corn, 4,915. Indian Coca Meal, 8,420 barrels. Oatmeal, 331 loads. Fleur, 410 sacks, 1,225 barrels. PLYMOUTH, MAY 27.—Fine weather and the fell in the London corn markt t have had the effect of nearly suspending business here in grain ai.d Fleur. Supplies continue very small tram throal, and our farmers deliver but very little ; yet the little WM a' sal at this morning's market was Mete. to 10s. below last week's prices. Flour has fallen from 78s, to 725. wr sack ' and at a sale of American Flour very little progress could be made at 44.., which is fa. to Bs. per barrel below the value a few days since. Rtrov, MAY 27.—We had a very indifferent supply of grain at this day's marktt, but quite adequate to the de mand. The few transactions that wok place were effected at a reduction, say, in Wheat, full Bs., in Oats 25., and Beans 4e. per qr. The price fir Barley continues nominal. Wheat, white, per bushel, 12s. to 14.. ; red, 10s. 6,1. to 13s. fid. Oat.. per qr., 355. to 40s. Beano, per bushel, 75. 3d. to Bs. Gd. SOVTIIAM rrom, MAY 28.—1 n consequence of there being a fair held here on Mond ly neat, the attendance at our market to-day was by nu mean. numerous. There moo very little butii.ess done in any article; hold, rat did n..t press sales, and we did not hear of any offers bving made. The weather still continue. very sessinable, and all the crops are pro. greasing es well as possible. ariewoc, MAY 27 —The wheat market to-day woo small, aed vary dull. Although the price fell 31. per load, there was no inclination to purchase. Barley, Outs, Beans, sad Peas, the same a. last 1 buisrlay Wheat, 221. to 271.105. pc.r load of 5 qrs.; Bean., /As. to 524. per quarter ; I'eu, 5 04. to 51.. ; Bailey, 46.. to 565.; Oats, 32.. to 400. ; Rye, 565. to 60, ; Terse, 10s. per bushel. Flour per sack— white, 86e. ; household, 80s. ; seconds, 755. Was:arts:cis, MnY 29.—We have only a moderate arrival of Whert this week. The last general return, of 78,260 qrs., shows • considerable decrease, and prices in the --z__-,_ e:>•z__ L_ agrieultaral districts are far above 01111 ; to-day the trade, influenced by extremely hoe weather and favourable report Of the crops, us very inactive, and at a decline of fully Bs. to to 10s. per qr. there is litrle disposition to purchase ; a few chance lots were bought eta reduction of 12s. to 14e. per qr . Barley is several shillings lower, and Oats and Shelling each recede considerably. Beans are also difficult of sale. On the whole the most limited bonnet possible has passed to-day. l'he following are theprceeat pricesof grain :Wheat, 60Ib. to the bushel, Suffolk, Eton, and Kent, red, new, 88a. to 905.; extra, 92e.; white, 89s. to9ls. ; extra, 945. ; Norfolk, and Hunts, red, 84s. to 865.; extra, 89s. ; white, 86s. to 90a. ; extra, 92.; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, r.d , 8.3 e. to 87a. ; extra, 895.: white, 85s. to 895.; extra, 91s. ; York shire, red, 82a. to 84s. ' • extra, 865.; white, 86s. to 88s. ; extra, 90.1. ; Beattie and Konigsborg, white, 87s. to 89s. ; extra, 91s. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 82s. to 868 ; extra, 89s. ; Medit.errantan, red, 80s. to 82s. ; extra, 86s. Old, rod, 795. to 86s. ; extra, 87s. Barley, per qr. imptrial, Norfolk and Suffolk, 50 , . to 525. ; extra. 645. •, Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, 50s. to 525. ; extra, 64s ; Scotch, 601. to 51s. • extra, 63; foreig.:, 60s. to 525. ; extra, 645. ; Beall', per qr., 631 ha. to the bushel, small, fine, 58s. to 695., extra, 60s. ; Ticks, 565. to 575. extra, 68s. ; foreign, 525. to 645., extra, 665. Oats. per ;tone, melding, 19d. to 20d., extra, 21d. ' • feeding, 19d. to 204., extra. 2ld. ; foreign, 195. to 20J., sztza, 21d. Shelling, per load of 26111 n., 50s. tolls., extra, 525. Malt, per load of 6 kasha's, 68s. to 605., extra, 64e. Peas, per imp. qr., blue and white boilers, 66.. to reis., extra, 605. • grey and feed, 52a. to 645., extra, 665. Rave ned. per last imp., English, 27!. to 291. ; foreign, 271. to 291. Linseed, per imp. qr., 465. to 64a. Imports during the week: Wheat, 4,548; 8ar1ey,2,617 ; Oats, 2,484 ; Beans, 953 ; Rapeseed, 314 qrs. Shelling, 75 loads. BIIMAU, Maw 22. —within the Let week we awe bad only a mo derate oupp:y of corn in the market ; but become for It tam, of the papa, mice for the eherlot wool market, which is wow approaching. There wan active demand for What and Rye, and the pewee erptin fell; gad Wheat was tad from 127 to 140; yellow, 121 to 136; 128 to ISS ; Barley, 76 to 88; Oats likewise ',nee lower, and the beet tarts mid from 46 to 474 ; Maalox% tram 43 to 45. Doseroc, Met 13.- On W IMO lets changed hands at 79e. to SW. for mixed 60 Its., and els. to Ihr sped and Ise blab-mixed Cl lbs. The next slay holders rind lb& itommil by *a to 4.., upon whkb little vat done, 120 lesta er the Iv/Mr doeselpdoz at 73a to 775. enly having been *old. TeMledig ...k lllllllMee were somewhat easier, and 3eo Farts were diseased ar, the quratitysold during this week not less than 1,200 lasts, milk] hies sensibly an our stocks of supply. ()mass, Msv 14.—Our market has net been so animated as could have been desired since last week, owing In • erect measure to the want of vowels to bring up the corn, no well an the Eilo.lloue priers which dealere are obliged to pep for there newels which can be pro cured, and for which there is 311 inerrant demand. The price of cheat of Inferior sort wits 20 ra. to 124 re. for Odeena order, and • Polish of the third order tin to inS rs. per Polith of the second order. Ocod well.oceditteared, though rather moist, 2 re. to 281 re. du Faith of the Ant quality. Stoczzotat, MOT 18.—The probildtka to azgattfoldiffid lot ez. tend to Wheat and Potatoes, red while fhb law is la Wes dun it to doubt that above 18,000 tone will he exported. TIIILATII, MAT 18.—Nothing further has been saki about the prohi bition to which we alluded the other day, nor has the report hod the slightest erect 'I on our errket. The market for Indian e - en has tern leas brisk, but prices are fully supported. Our storks of Indian corn of all descriptions amounts to about 40,000 mare, and of wheat of ell demtiptioas :0,000 dam. • HOPS.— BOROUGH MARK ET. Two o'Clwk.— Meow. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Facton, report that the market is quiet, at late prices ; the amounts from the plantatioas speak of a gradual increase of fly; from 10 to 1 00_1 leaf have been seen. Sid k Fast litM, p.cnt Y.Y to Y. 0 Turtle[ Fade.. p. cwL 31. Ile 4: OFeeld u. Ktala 4 41. 1 0 YearUss Sams. 2 131. Aeaee[3 101.4 a Old Hops . . I 13 to 1 1 ►an►a>.a SOUTHAMITON. MAY 28.—The favourable reports from Farnham, Alton, and Mid Kent districts appear to check the sale of last year's growth; and, to effect sales, a reduction must be submitted to of at least s*. per cwt. The but Fare hams were offered to-day at 6/. 6s. per cwt. ; moderate, 6/.105.; country-grown, •51. ; inferior and common Sussex and Kent', 41.10 a. to 41. 161. Best East Kents, grown at or near Canterbury, 61. to 6/. 10a. Some Rope, of the year 1811, offered at oOa. per cwt. ; of 1845, 40,.. WoncEsran, MAY 28.—The growth of the Hop planta tions th , s week have been rapid, owing to the favourable chanfe in the weather ; however, flies hare made their appsurance, and, in some situations, as many so thirty-five Lave been found on one leaf. The weight of Hops on the market is trifling, and present Erica firm. Prices, per cwt.:—Low and middling new, As. to 28e. ; fi ne and choice, 80s. to Ws. ; yearlings, soo. to 60s. ; old olds, 30s. to .50s. HAY. SMITHFIELD, Two Clock. —News. Cooper and Davis, Hay and Straw salesmen, report prices as &How : Ma. Ileadevr Na to '7oa. I ..... Its to Ms. Sus. Slate U. lateTlee 3os b. COL I Clover Th. te INK I CATTLE, &C.—BASINGSTOKE, MAY Vt.-- The annual show took place this day. The nutnlier csisibited was not so great ; but the site, quality, and symmetry far exceeded those at any ?revise, show. The fine IMi.me, of the Sonth-Down, Hempeisre, end Suarez tweed, were the theme , ,of general praise. Meaty of the principal oampetitrn were the same gentlemea wile carried at the prime at the last Stockbridge show. The Sheep afferel told at high' prices ; lama making from 101. io 20L each ; fat ll'ethers, 70s. each, a- from 9d. to 10d. pee lb.; Tege, iVii. to Sic • Couples, 00e. to 62a. SOON faunas fat Lambs sold at from 40s. to Ms. mach. The fat Oxen were also disposed of at great sums, some realising at lest 13e. per Imre, the lowest figure being 1.25. Gd., A few Cows that were ezhilsited sold, at from 22!. to 251. each. Fat Gaines, 4i. toff. each. Bans, NEAT 25.--We had:a thin ani.ply of Beasts and ISheep 01 all descriptions, and although buyers was rather numerous, the demand fee Cattle was not brisk; prises In re a trite lower, though nothing Instable. S beep were readily sold at former prices. Beef, is. to Ss. per ions ; Wool Sheep, 7d. to Sd. ; Pipped, 6d. to 7d. per lb. BROMTARD FAIR.—A short supply of Bee was brought to this fair, which was worth 7d. per lb. There was a Inge number of barren Cows on offer, but only a short supply of Steers; there wes a fair demand for both, and most were disposed of at a trifling advance; a' very large number of Cows and Calves, and the greatest portion disposed of, at prices ranging from 121. to 181. The supply of fat Sheep was quite an average one, both ' in end out ot the wool. Thbee that were shorn fetched 7d., and the unshorn 841, per lb. More store Sheep were penned ' than generally are at this fair, and most of them sold at very ' satisfactory prices, quite equal to what have been of late ob tained. In Ewes and Lambe the supply was lair, and found customers from 21. to 31.. per couple. Very little wee done in the Pig trade, although the supply waa large; the sellers did not appear inclined te submit to the low prices offered. Good Horses were very saleable at high prices. Lazne, MAT 26.—The supply of home-fed Sheep at this day's market was very good, but ef Beasts the supply was scanty. We had also a fair arrival of foreign Beasts. The market brisk, and all disposed of, fully maintaining nor last market's quotations. Beef, per stone of 16 lbs., be. Bd. to 9s. 6d. Mutton, per lb., Bd. LUDLOW FAlR.—There was a full fair of fat Sheep, which averaged 7d. per lb. An immense quantity of store Sheep were penned, which were a little depressed in value, as were also inferior Ewes and Lambs, whilst those of good quality telly retained their late prices. More Pita have not been brought to market for some time, and • flatter trade could not possibly have been. The show of beef was by no means large, but quite equal to the demand, and 7d per lb. was considered to be the average price. There was a fair supply of Barrens, and the best quality sold well. Few Stress were offered, which sold at remunerative prices. Of Cows and Calves there was a mast plentiful supply, and , lawful beasts were readily disposed of, whilst those of an , ordinary description were unsaleable. Horses that were , good and useful were bought up at an early hour. OTLEY SPRING FAIR, MAT 26.—The last of the spring fairs was held this day. The supply of in-calving stock was I good, and of lean Beasts the show was pretty fair. There was a good attendance of dealers and farmers. Sales were slow, at rather declining prices, and at the latter part of the market trade was almost stagnant. In the Horse fair there ' was scarcely anything. Sll Ern ELD, MAY 25.—The supply of Beasts this mornitg was consldershlc, and prices for most kinds, excepting Heifers, lower. Pigs were dull sale at lees money, the quantity cdfrring being large. COVENT GARDEN.— 77tia Morning.—The supply of Vegetables is becoming more pl en tif u l, an d F ru it is suf. ficient for the demand. Pine Apples have not altered in price since our last report. Grapes are more plentiful, but mcintain good prices. Pear. are over for the season, and Apples are very scares. Strawberries are plentiful, and Peaches and Nectarines and a few Melons begin to appear. Oranges are more plentiful, but fetch good prices. Nuts are sufficient for the demand. Walnuts are scarcer, and so arc Chestnuts. Lemons are plentiful. Of Vegetables, Brocoli is good sod abundant Green Pea. are becoming pleutEbl, but very dear. Carrots and Turnips are becoming cheap, but French Beans have not altered in prim since our lest report. Celery is cheaper. Potatoes are rather more plentiful. Lettuces are somewhat scarce; but other Saleding is plentiful. Mushrooms are cheaper. Cut Flowers consig of Heaths, Camellia, Pelargoniums, Gardenias, Cacti, Cinerariaa, Lily of the Valley, Lilacs, Euphorbia jaoquini flora, Azaleas, Moss and other Rows. FRUIT!. Piss Appts, per lb. Ss to 10s hotbouse, per is.. Is to Its Forms:al, per lb, Is to fse4 stirbertles, per es id to Is Appes, Desk pre lash, 10e to tee Ylteeee. Y [al% ;Mons, per doe., le to ge per 100, es to Hs Apricots, g eta, per isle, lend toted.] Oorsebersno, per pans, Is to 2s Almonds, per wet, Be Sweet Almomb, per lb le to is New, Cob, per lib lbe ink to Ms Snrsolobs. bomb., tie mils Broad, 12e to 1111 Walnute, per brawl, IN to 20e Oranges, per Oor, la to 3, prr 100,00 to Igo tletUle, per 1 , 00, Oa to IC* • To b Catbs gcs.rrd, pie dos. 6d to I a".'" Or. rpt, per doe Gooch , IsN to 24 Gd Bros oil, per basalt. Is to ts Al tichokrs. Jer., p Itt.rr, Is N to Is Preneb limn. per 100.10 to to mores!. per ht 11eeo. N to Is Pouts., per too. 1001 to 0001 813;i:ie. per lb. 16 to 1. lid Garlic, per lb, N to la Splowb, per Owes, N to I. Asparagus, poe WI, Is to Ss Ses p meme Id to l• WWI), per arks, . to Is W harassers, re bdoll., Is Id Is 1. Id /allow, alb , WS Wollsw.ol as Is Id itallgas% dd. dmils,ad N — mide.p.drear..l4 so is 1. Yedtrenr, par pal% de Id 16 Small Salsa, p pars, Id to id Fewel, per boo., id to 111 Savory, per Ya. N Twos, per bdddly lid Watercress, fl SW pr, oI to Be Parsley. pee Is to Is PI We Ilesslle, Is to Isle WM, grew, per Pi to Is Maryann bundly 05 MN toolie!. Is m Y dd - Kidney, per ties , 4. in 4N ?mom, per lb ,Nto 76 Turnips. pin bawl,. 110 NI. It, lino, per dos, la toes Hemp linelsh, per bandit, la to ds ese►. to 1. 6d LL~uOU D, ser bundle, 40 le Is L.A., per doe. f to 4. C. 14 /7. per tot..idle. 16140 10 61. °atom, per bustle!. 7. to We lor Yesterday's Mantas are last page. SHIPPING. MAILS Alai, so.—Dnblia, 3; Waterford, 2 ; Donaghadee, 1 ; French, 1 ; Fianders 1. Losposi, May 29.—Wind this day at noon, W.S.W., light breeze and cloudy, DEAL, May 28.—E.S E. to S.S.W.—Arrived : Novelty, New Orleans for Hamburg. Sailed : R se h ae l, Ad e l a id e , S. A.l Candidate, Demerara ; Gibraltar, Dominica; I New York; Black-eyed Bataan, St. Kitt's ; Gevcreor, Quebec. OFF HEACRY HEAD, May 20.—Neptune. Hammett, fur Copenhagen ; Johann Julius, Samarang, for Altana. OFF I URTLAND, May 26.—Ondernerning, Batavia, for Middelbourg ; Elms , Monte Vides ; Theulore, and :iamb, Batavia; Liberia Packet, Baltimore, (or Vivre. OFF THS START, Hey 24. —I da, Rio IMMiIO, for Hamburg. PLYMOUTH, May 28.—Variable.—Off Port : Magdalena, Monte Video, for Hamburg. FALMOUTH, May 28. Variable. Sailed: Nautilus, Falkland Wands. Lusauica —Arrived : Galway Lam, Baltimore; Waren, New York. CLTDS, May 27.—N.W.—Arrived : Commodore Napier, Virginia, U.S. Sailed : Clansman, Quesec ; Fleetwood, Mauritius ; Duchess of Portland. Po rto Rico. Dcautr. May 26.—S.S.E.—Sailed Batton, and Tom, Quebec; Express, and Montery, New York. Coax, May 26.—S.S.W.—Arrived • Superb, Mauritius; Zephyr, Barbadoes ; Rechael, Porto Rico; Cashmere, Ha vanna ; Callao, and Robert G. Shaw, New Orleans ; Roger, New York. SLIGO. May 27.—Arrived : Pilgrim. Norfolk, V. OFF FALMOUTH, MAY 26.—Monteray, Mobile, for Havre, Bornholm, Charleston. for Copenhageo. Apanie, Cape of Good Hope; Palmyra, Demerara ' Tropic, Jamaica; Henrietta Sophia, Cuba, for Hamburg ;Clieverell, Matanais. LONDONDERRY, May 19.—Sailed : Orion, Philadelphia. 20th, Flora, Cuba; Nuevirm, New York. 21at,Seboois, St. Thomas's; John Clark, St. John's, N. 8.; Unicorn, Qui:bee. 22nd, Barbara, Philadelphia; Woodbine, Quebec BenrAiir, May 2i.—S.S.W.—Arrived: St. Nor folk, Virginia; Ef'iremont, New York; Lady Arabella, and Mary Jane, New Orleans; Lightfoot, St. John's, Newfound land. Doshom.., May 24.—Arrived Adria, Philadelphia. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—FRIDAY, MAT 28. The Loan CRANCIILLOR took his seat at 5 o'clock. PUBLIC BUSLNILSB. PILITTION4.—Cy Lord Cui/brit., from Glasgow, in favour of the ►ill for facilitating the omiveyance of entailed monies in Scotland. The Duke of atTLAND, from Leicestershire, in favour of the repeal Cl the malt-tax. CO)I3IITTIF..q.—NavaI Prisons ; Naval Service of Boy. ; Dminage of !sods; Ms. THIRD ItkADING.—Arm)) Service Bill. PENINSULAR MEDALS. The Duke of RICHMOND wished to ask the Secretary al State fur the War Deparnsent (Earl Grey) when the Peninsular medals 'would ha ready for distri'aution ? The a noble duke expressed a hope that the offacen and men wt. 0 , Ilad served sin. Sir s Zt Ess ,Semi. Nom, or ay. ether topil•A_sad Wet hinds. • • Earl GREY said that to •atwere bake nada aft , for the porpoise of ascertaining who were the parties env , t i e d to the medals, but from the great number of persons lute- - mtei, same delay had unavoidably occurred. He ' p e a however, that the distribution would take place at a Tar ; early period. postponed, andL:TrilABEAv - BIRMINGHAM AND OXFORD JUNCTI 0 1, 1 RAILWAY. A conversation took place in reference to the ref art o f the committee on this railway, hut it was idiom im poseihle to that Lord LYN 1,111: HST moved the appointment oi, aommittee to molder the report made by the committe which het hear distinctly anything that was said. It was underrood already mt. Subsequently it appeared that th • mot i on was meat took place on Monday, he should propo .e certain addi tions' names. A IRS .n the appo i O MU F NT ro sai ß d r :a G t :h. L. Lord BROUGHAM asked whether the rer , mtmeet had any objection to lay on the table a COPY of the convention said to have been made between the p oeerntneut of this country, the government of France, and the Spanish goeern ment, which embraced a pledge of inter' Attettr,, in the stmt . of Portugal ? The Marquis of LANSDOWNE th eincd laying the con vention on the table, but would give a further reply to the question on Monday. FIRE AT ST. JOHN'S, NI IWFOUNDLAND. Lord PORTMAN rose for the purpose of calling their lordships' attention to the papers 1 aid before this hreee, re lative to the fir e atSt. Johe'a. N e wfoundland, and of moving an humble address to her Major if. He was desirous of calling the attention of their lordshlf a to these papers, because they showed that money had beets given for purposes not men tioned in the Queen's letter , and that there wet a private midershanding previous to 'the imuicip of that letter, that a Mtof the money clemild be gives fur such p ur p oses . iney that was tatiected under the letter was given for the relief of the anCannia from the fire ; but a portion of it was timed in Issilirmg the episcopal church at St. John's. He omplained Odle conduct of the Secretary of the Colonies, un jumping make maclusion that one half of the money should be appopriated to the building of the church of St. Jela's. without waiting for information from ' colonies. Me complained that the people of England ' e lied been ogled on to contribute their money with ' oat being Mid what was the precise object to which they were called on to contribute, either by the right rev. prelate. the right hon. gentleman the Secretary of State fee the Home Department. or the noble lord the Secre tary of State foe the Colonies. He also complained that the money was appropriated by • committee satin in London, instead of being distributed by parties on the spot He did not Mate these !limps for the purpose of finding fault with any persons, but for the purpose of p revent i ng money f rom b e i ng collected from the people of England, which was not applied to the purposes for winch it was collected. The noble lord r concluded by mace log that an humble address be presented to her Majesty, praying that at often as her Majesty should be r requested to direct letters for • similar purpose, the object , for which the money was to be raised rhould be distinctly stated, and that the persons by whom it was to be appro t. printed should be named. , The Bishop of LONDON said that the noble lord bad said r nothing personally disagreeable to him, although this looked like an accusation arming money on false pretences. The responsibility which attached to ham in this matter was very small. The noble lord said that the money was collected for one purpose and appropriated to another. The money was collected for the purpose of repairing generally the injuzies which had been done by the fi re . The fire had destroyed the church of St. John's, snd it could hardly be denied, at least hy a member of the church of England, that the re building of that church was • work of charity. Ile repelled the charge that he was in any way liable to the impu tation of being accessory _to any measure for collecting money under false pretences. The members of the committee were of opinion that both in justice and equity a part of the money collected under the Queen's letter should Le appropriated to the rebuilding of the church. He believed that the money wets in this me principally collected by the members of the church of England, aid he was willing to bear any part of the responsibility that might attach to him. Earl GREY said that it the noble lord had read the papers • little more attentiv.ly than he appeared to have done, he would have seen the reasons which induced him to withhold his assent from allotting any portion of the money for the rebuilding of the church, and afterwards cementing to do so. Os the 6th of November, he refitted to allot any portion of the money for the rebuilding of the church, but on the 26th of the same month he received • despatch, recommending him to take that very course which he afterwards adopted. The working chums had received compensation nearly to the amount of their losses, and the real sufferer. were the small shopkeepers upon whom the cost of rebuilding the church would principally fall, which was • good reason for a portion of the money being applied to the rebuilding of this church; and in point of fact it was in accordance with the recommen dation of the governor, which was on its way to this country at the time the appropriation wax made. The rebuilding of the church was generally understood by the country to be one of the purposes to which the money wsa to be applied. As to the distribution of the money by a committee, he could only say that it was the usual course to adopt in all cams of volun tary subscription' and grants, and had been adopted in the appropriation of the subscriptions for the relief of the Irish. The noble earl concluded by saying that be did not see any objemion to the motion. The Bishop of SALISBURY was understood to express his approval of the manner in which the money bad but n appropriated, and to say that nothing could have been more satisfactory to the etc y. Lord PORTMAN ditcLimed my intention of imputing blame to the clergy, although some parties had put a dif ferent interpretation on the Queen's letter. The motion was then agreed to, and their lordships ad journed at 7 o'clock till Monday. ROUSE OP COMMONS.—FRIDAY, MAT 28. The Sre t Ant took the chair . o 2 four o'clock. PRIVATE BCSI~ESB. REPORTS.—Neathaiaptoa and Ba n buryßailway; Binstingliarn, Wei and Ohm Valley Railway (No. I) ittenthiriek ar. • ; lanherbamptoo, arid Moor WNW Rana., (No. I) imam ; and North Warners Railway (mmaha, of ohs East et Ellerneeds barer la tha 16/11/aidier South Jullation sod Airfoils= Railway) ; Leila sod Path Western (New . Olney, sal Wdlisbusegli Inmeb); Emirs Les ( w Cambridge, loyehm. at end WOO 11%/ t ie. Own ties Belle (enlargement - Emden end and anlellialeat ado ; and mstigare Rao ti.,. aM asinaisineit) ; B&W sof Seidl Wales Jonalos rid Ant PIM ; Iftral&)lhird /mien Itallwsy (enrolment and Womb In Inemostseldsh) rat India Central Railway ; Decoy. obi" StaNbrdddrs. arl *.I_LALe hallos Hamm; DandNi and Newtyle Railway; Dian aid Poe Idtwa (alleratlon and eatinsion, and beldam Mod% lishalarilmoirs); Great Nadi= Railway (dmillim Mow links ma (1.0601); Cie* Nankeen hallway (bramete Beammilb sod it Ilimieme Mere. Lui fes.u. send Covelitry, Nansalna. and lakesseim 'away ; North Wooten and Ilronsh); balm sod North Waren to:entry mad N un nem rawitiala W Oscar mho.' Junction Raitwsqt L.. smo North Wiese &limo (Portobello and WO serkamptai Ma" Iss.)• latrablre, Cheshire. and North Wales Diabase ar barge bimp 2 ;a IncorporaUnn; throryoxi Got ; =lad ihWido 'a tm/ ( or lease); Royston and !litchis a . ; (Rialsosko biswaAtapallin Cribridre); bills. BEAMS CONS w —Raft Lincolnshire Railway (Loath Navigation Parehass); /gat Linadolito Railway (deviation at Boa. loa, and branch to Mreaterfork, _awl Junction Railway at M 1,154,7) ; National Maiseselle Ammar* &rim ; South kat ketWere Railway (Connalk Wythey, and Norton U.); Lowestoft nv ara. .l mom ( Mori as near Reedhan) ; Dun dalk and E IadIVINv Soliern Counties Railway Ex tension (Cambria. Oa : Pastern Counties RAl llalletz7 Railway purchase); Dahlia ranch Railway; Darin and Droirbeda Railway (imam at Nandi BiiSM. An); Cheat Southern and Western Islism IhMendon to Tula. I tore); Norfolk Rahway (illanalalb Ralt= sh ing . Porik a Rai. way (branch horn Wraindbana es of tae Ifsdrieh sad Bury tit. Rimers ifilway_ aml thoimamesel Thetford and liodbam Railway. gate JilV i Wdina Mao (norm'. etA lobe proposed); Alois= ; Swarm Donis; ulamuir and &loth* Road; Waribsstbesig. sal AdhkalDing ; Glas ow, Paidey, sal Omega lisliwey (losmehes at Part Obanow) • Glamow. P.tahn _eel Clienidt affiEway Nuerlimat - brothel to the Glinaraft, Maim Itlimsawk. sal Mr; the Olsoggsh Dam. bead, and Nrilst.en4 imi the airs . lll lmghowine sad lammidmillow Hallway., and tonnes Pia); asi At drce•a Hallway (emendmesd, erviMem. lineirs); Wuhan ItaiNif, (branches to Canholge,Yos4 ; Ei Till KU ItEdDlNCS.—Casmalse and Ni. Taft %bray Amnion at docks); LI IT= RAllssaf lbesielma Great North ern Railway ( and Bt. Alm% Err*); Car.