The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-28 00:00:00

MO [THREEPENCE, MINES. FRIDAY EVENING , The market has been moderately active to-day, and romaine steady. The chief feature has been the development of a demand tor Wheal Arthur shares, is consequence of an improvement in the mine. East Tolgus are also inquired fur. Shares have been dealt in, East Tolgus at 33 • Wheal Arthur, 22, 25 ; Tre mayne, 23 ; l'regardocic, 13 ; Garreg, 235.; Wheal Robins, 30.. • Bedford United, 7 ; S ou th Tamar, : Groat Wheal Baddern, 2j; Mining Company of Ireland, 0,1, 10. Tiucrofts close a shade weaker, leaving off 121 to 13;. The gold mining shares were steady, and for Port Phillip, Nouveau Nlondes and Colonial Gold shares the tendency was in favour of sellers. Lake Bathurst Company'. shares were again done at 12s. 6d. each, and London and Californian Gold Quartz Crushing Company at 7s. Gd. each. The transactions in other foreign mines were more numerous than of late. St. John del hey improved to 2S, and Imperial Brazilian were transacted at 3 1 .. to 31. Cobre *bares mark 411. • •• . ' • i''• . ,/. • i ,e i ) e.,/,e,e - V 4 - -•-e ' ' • . e "Kites... ...ie se • - .0*.: 0 518 / 141°4 -°"' .09 ' era- 1 de! - 4 -0,-,,•- e, ... 7 ' d5'-'. . • .e.. - tiar:.: - . " '. • ' '. t 4 ,48;7 0 ...Z.• ' .-oir•Ag. , , - • ' 8 1 '.! - i*L? • . . ........___. .. _ ... • Q- le • • • _ No. 1,877.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28, 1852. ___ • xi ATillnAli r a d EDRIDO_Et LINE of AUS- IRELAND. RAIL WA ' S ' . MONEY MARK ET sailing vessels or the old slow steamers there might e tr, r a5 e. .) ..... 04.. nowe .uula ter meo w irmiels.. fratesone wle mense igg ii rolla rmanoy vas so shall ow' , whe.._ __ . . ------. De 111.1 X, AVOUST 27. - have been some advantage in landing the mail. THIS DAY. 44 4..isksi dm. l ow a la the Leaden Deis trier of as it 11 desira ble that Sir Jame. Two o'CLoat. FRIDAY Beeento. Tie English stock market was steady today, but at Plymouth ; but there is no such benefit now that such fast steamers are employed. -- cc - --- y n i nr e y. - c o - z - „, non e„,,, ,n re ii„„.„. g o „ o ss. Graham and hie party should, with the sanction of Buda= in the railway market to-day has been mat day's improved price of 100 to / foe Consols, le coming up Channel a steamer makes hi - 11TM . .. • ..... _ lee 1. il - o* -. 7 - ' - 'n _..., - -1 the Irish members, form the next British cabinet, is quiet, bat prises are a shade fi rmer. South Weet. at which the market opened this morning was not Ushant, and at that •tit • 94 miles nearer pow lll e emiseitoil is 1.. ~... ..... i I now literally the question et issue between the two ern sad lemeshire stocks are rather better, illis eses t d ained 'r_ r _ the no cle : llll ,g no r l ue ,, ta , tirt ; , as cell'elall i , rel" to Plymouth than to Southampton, but when the asr low ... _ 1 4 ,,, it _ D.A... h ee l" . "9 1 section ' •of the Irish liberals. It was started at the l i s i ii MUM AND STOOKS UNOI7OIAII7II3ID. 0_." . "'" 5 I no '''''' b o th ' 99. 1319139 1 981 uw° mail is landed at Plymouth it is 170 miles further rioomitv too ,I. newest :Ness Millie .opt. 11 Carlow banquet, where Mr. Lucas speaking in the came ode. dare toglay re btb ostember. ust about the termination of the , gog , en neg _•••• eso 1. 'Meath .. iPariPlietlp. tope 20 time of the T enan t ' Southampton , a circumsta nce from London than is pi tat iND...--. Pr .W. airy.,... I PeoPedllip . I. broadly amerted that illi ' Pt lien ' weve. yesterry. to 1 p.a. regular hour% however, a purchase of 100,°°° '• which counterbalance. the advantage AeltiAtlON - ,PunPuilliplekt. s the Girobank.. were Dot a whit better than any a. is Moire ..- .II - 111 00000111 WY made for Tusda and the price again . toaser: et w Ns 0. Krona ~.. 71Wolli - Aug. la other English •• •tuse. t iseni. 'et ' im , I. et ,...... 444 ,.. 4 - 1,.‘. 4m. 4 . ,so far as the interests of Ireland le e t 4918898 93,1 1 esonded to 100 to 1, at whi it cloned with a fi rm w The quotations of foreign bills did not experience much change this afternoon, and the transactions i %els ~, • one homes 111 111 Se were co sad that the natural and inevitable is; a immws.arawavoi • ii iil ° n eutr°. It eras g enerall y ex p ected that a decline were not extensive. Short Paris was a shade lower ~. h .,....es Iwo de porse.sirey, dietary serbs. are hildtbdr 00 6 46 06 , of the Ida , member, was opposition to all 81 a eistridai4„ ........ Lalloakk j . ~ . , would have taken place in the corn market today, r0va. , ... wee le We Holmisaid. who an anasesdyiesepaiello 1--- . .. .. ii. • ~..... ..k . .., Nir o. am,..f ee . da ce o irg , te e d iee ) to sty partiesin Me =Bah House of Commons . Mr. fladleir, ay( on DZ&MbLaaappt." --- C. lie - 1 -.. at 25.25 to 30, and throe months at 25.45 to 50 , end as this did not actually occur , a slight feeling 0 .. Ausaralsolon erre.. Mr. Keogh. Mr. Reynolds, expressing the senti- e. us aomassenessrif ... lei i 1034 et disappointment was produced , Amsterdam remained at 12.01 to 1, little paper being 1011,1114 ALL sad MUDDY- 24. Penduentrabeet. meats of the "Irish brigade," thought very differevy, s e- I L nillaeaW gi ndoron g ma m a - - :: W ee *seethe market in the market. Hamburg was more freely offered is * haw fas t now pecu li ar l y . sensitive to harvest a 43 . 9 t o 4. Frankfort found buyers at 121 to I, - num , / Evs siyaigme reminded the meting of the good set - ties . of nu Se ali elethrell limbo ... .., 15 16 6 seem* Bank stock was in demand, and rose to .Ll. ezarunanv. «mime et the James Graham and his friends in the memorable .711, 42 nan tln ng lll l_, lllolo _,lr,..... 7 a n h SW The ollicial basins. report is as follows : but few bills were to be met with. St. Petersburg mermaid .Moist Dr. tee r.a.s., Ecclesiastical Titke Campaign ; and seemed to think - 4 " .= ''''... rsstYa . 1".......: de 76 Th ree per Cent. Consols, for money, 100, a, 99,, 1 continies in demand at 371 to 1. Drafts on Italy, at, to be of the meet and most that Irishmen and Roman catholic. had no more 28 an nem Agatha OM L.. A i 1001 ditto, for account, 100, 991, 100. _Three . _ Sicily Strain, and Portugal were dull at previous Y.. ...., ~--... bernotto 0• 817 1. awl imel oBBll Mr right than any other elms ofto des • and nice prim sod LED) .... 1 41 Is a os. (an a. ii . tc.j ... s M Ont. Reduced, 100 f, t. New Three-ana-a-uuarter per rates. ' Vienna and Trieste were less in favour to day, although the exchange comes lower from the O v , zi •• • WWI" reset °likes° eiduse°°°- reject office if it IMO offered to them. the Free- se 24 Errs Cesathe - 1 1 lii it • wizen. ea dew meshes rethwed . i 1 er °ante. ' 1 0 4 f, i• Long Annuities, 1860, 6 IMIL other side. - Sines oar remarks of last Tuesday, in Dank Stock, 229, 230. which we drew attention to the artificial character of • ..,6, •• .. ~- - • by geammia pefamery. man s ✓ amnia , Ile organ of the Tenant League, takes 111 ell User Baba, Clam A.. Rata IL U. SO ... . fil / Tim Mara Exchequer Bill; are quoted 745. to 775. • ),..• •,.. - ....iwy g •/ - I swil 1. TAM Soaps, ed. sod la. up the ball set in UMW= in Carlow, an.l for the par- u a be. am a ned 0 Mai 44 4 . , , ~ .., - .l\' 4 : ft , pose of showing that Sir James Graham is not 20 all ass usessir.____,. .. 04 I se rem.; ditto Jose, es. to 710. prem.; India Bonds, the improvement in the Austrian exchanges, 'peen. S. Tellet *sew, th. Id. entitled to the asedidence or support o f the Irish lo g 1 el l i l 1 1. 00 15 . 4 1 . 4 171 ".'".. ..10 rd . *. PI - il-lators have exercised great elation in purchasing this le t tl " M IL pig- These prim p resent n o chan g e, pa r The quotation ruled at 11.67 to 12 for , ~ .. T • . ' s'. elk 4. Under. Teeneir, le. ed. liberals,reptablidess the report of an interriew which tt. leo afteresk led Wares eff 2 heeling baini= shin Vis P enna,. and 12 to 12.2 for Trieste. The prices nego- ' I. Selma Malm Veil, il. It a deputatin kw the Teast League had with him et 's,. ro: rens to t i ess* II " ' IL Sy** Denillblaw la. in I.MI, whin flie lames Serismilly disapproved a. ass seers •-• .... . wiflesiess t was generally inanimate, t im e d ses as mows: Parmelee stooks were Tree Prime amoUstoll. Tie 7, elsmisele tades.b. et the twiaelpier of Ibis Laois. • a. toe *view.. t ei ° •S' ''-`•' ML -- • bette h. SeMVlteade rallyiag to 103. Pram to cti 1 1 , OM be all perfumers aed ehandsta. Sir - lame. Uri the Fineman, may have altered his I t, 1 : D9 ' 1119.8 ‘1 8 • 919 ` 81- 119 119 and es. (Ire. 46 47 Ilde sie r e 5,,,,,,,, E. atufact, 39 . opinions since IN tho altered *sedition of the questiou irt ies mess migesio ~ .. 944 ms a a flei 1 SPanish maintain the late edema. In Dutch stocks "ewe. „ S Senthslll6. fox .. fln. I it,. ...,.e . AI. there continue to be a good many transactions , Losentam > • , e , -„ , ,A. Oginri d eige. Ike,. lawh i s om i te, and his own al seam in the political world may have Pi all tasseolm aid thelisie .. ae $7 at full prices. Austrian Scrip has fallen to 'Junt o" -- .1` 4,• -:-: ...,• 'I I Ore Ohm Puts. seriously modified his Mews. Bat of any change he has se 161 1 1 Do. With -, 1 II en Hamburg sad Atria „ „ lboes. 9 ICW. :3MCW 94. h. yet given no teetotal's-of any sort or kiwi. His friends ° I . IN toomottottlio . Twat , " 1 4 •Oil 111 3 1 prem., and loam heavy, the announcement of Lauren-on-the-Merger £lO „ 1216. Okr. _ 1210. Olir in Ireland talked et altered views, which they said would el 14 Do. Mr ... ... 1 do et the continued financial embarrassments of Austria, __Vow , pert. „ 110.371 r. ... 126. Okr. THE SUMMF.II SUN sad DUST are mosses et be proclaimed es the Awing essaion-but the fittiag oats- sal4 a s „m i lk% pa i lb i rg Welh .1°44 Vale* 6 Is " and the efforts that are being made to raise a new 117 „,..,„ ire sesames to Wend of delis ', __ corl oool ._____ 011 ._ ales arrived and passed tumid. What Sir James , i f , lu do tli m i . l m ile larks ' - sad ilsekvall ... •.. 1 6 6 ; 6 1 1 - loan, and thus add to the already weightydebt of the armee. be &of, the i n•orode , the scrodkd Hmllkat 0. "*" 6 "...." U. hereafter we know set • but until h as. Coat Ili le4 ad %I . :etr. 4 3e. ... *fr. S 2 c. p,-,,,1ed •01 Koski-ANDS' KA LYNX; wbillt wills lannespierdly empire, rendering holders anxious to " get out." The anent said to the tenearright ' deputation of e l u B6o " The neu mu l t be HD. tt. I* =ftrr...,......, l2ll isl 4 „ 111 j zd refer-hoot to ir con/pleat.. divelliag 11111 rend ere eme es. list of sales stands thus : -Austrian Five per Cent. pine „ 3 liontha23h. 4k. ... Mr. re. „ tie .. ~.,s , o or 4 i n o o sth is 644 W a wa = counted as being is theory the moat determined opponent t e l 2, ...Cr As. I limos 7. - .., of the rights of the tenantry, as the recently published le • 1 D7.glea'" ' km' i l a ll Pt -: Hi 11 ad Scrip, 4, 31 prem. Austrian Old Five per Cent. „ ....4 ,____lttw• Or permit :emotes amebae es eseared „ „ 23fr. 474. ... 33tr. 324 c. ' •:.,:e ot Menial. Preside. tor., Erataass, 6" &illaelsentises Satiric* of his estates prove him to be in ;ascii.* the most et., ole L o gs. 8. - - g - eith.ereatee, ee et "-on 13 Bonds, 82) (exchange, 10 florins per .c.) Brazilian L... ... 231.474. - 351. $3 24. sre erpieteir eraithated by the . mad soe elms le • OA- earnest apostle and disciple of depopulation by w ecessoli. SO Ili Do., 00 ... be - - Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds, 1021. Buenos &Mimi. ,".• '' tit,. 474 c. ... 23tr. 320. 4.,..7..1.er . d ter sempisika. la ems* embers. ee AMP M dace,- „ „ 231 r. 71. ... 251.621 c. Irreg. de Mime tree keg bra ethmerlatherd. les purifying sod se St De.. A4O .. ... 41 mMs Ayes Six per Cents., 731. Dutch Two-and-a-Half rmass reverse refire here obtained lb othertion by Brake and Ibe The new inquest on the Six-mile-bridge affair was . leo i 1., all Lonekedrrylk &mire I la foghorn 71 , .... 301 r. 671 c. , 34 .11 sersh.,l3ex., sad Maar. 3Si 3 per Cents., 641, 651 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., I= o per soot „41 pence ... 41f pence ' ...rat i arts throughem Europe, together with thee . ** 118 the 11010 . resumed yesterday in Limerick, and once more at. ter rtaneh,mer,sioneolrh. tee tee 2 9 99, 1,1- a. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cent., ex. tummy. rile Ile. dd. aod sa ed. per bottle. therm-The IMMO „Aj o ed. IV 41 Do.learaa Ler. Palos 3 24 Ms klamlna - 121 pen, IlagGedie \sledge en ea the rapper, mad A. Nowise god leas, ww St. 100 5141•54 .. -.- .., 7SI 76& 7113 6 } Dec. 1849 Coupon, 24. ; ditto, Deferred, 114. Peru. m i a i ld per Liter „ 49; pence ... 4 peter ledlowierarers. leaden, ea the meat damp alludes each - St. Pe Do. Birm..aad Orr 41 46 Tian Actives, 103, 1021; ditto Deferred Three per rolls ,, ~ 491 ?ewe ... 49 pence butt's NM by lbws. sad by and piceinsen. HOP INTELLIGENCE. si 174 slid.ot. 'a m.(11 4 Marti - ••• Cents., 58f, 68, 1 , 4. Portuguese Converted Four ItS ee . 10 all Newcastle end Carlisle .. - - ~ 2 ......„-.. EIorNBIUDGE, August 26.-We Sr. happy to say th e b op St. 100 Newmarket - . . 46 60 4111 per Cents., 37, 1 " . Sardinian Five per Cents., 951. %ems „ 4 91 pence ... 49 peace • • gardens have not received that severe damage here as they 06 0 Weeper. Ahergreeny. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 491,1, ; ditto New Ilweeles 9 „ „ 49 $ pence - 411 , pace . t (1 . most have done at some pliers, if the damage amounts to a imilleselsed_ ... _. ~ 81 $ Os ,lin en decrease of 40,000 L in the hop duty. Our hops are pro- 8 ! i „.. 88 := 4 . 4 """lan'.. L ,1 Deferred Three per Ceuta, 22 - 4, 1 ; ditto Pasaive Lob os , 491 pence ... 44 ?NW pat dlrei .„ 33 pence .. 53 pence -: S'''.. It # , Ikj'4,s , greasing fairly. We hoc , to grow our portion or the esti- i i 7 Ds. i hm - hp::: :::;;i i d y 44 • mated duty. We are geo hear Mr. Dickenson, the hop so „,• . emboss gioggi o , Sig , . - - gjo L i (converted), 6; ditto Committee's Certif., 3 per cent. open* „„ 53 pence ... us once A general court of the proprietary of the Bank of The price of gold yesterday at Paris was about ' 1 ne • , - t i .o. /t _ factor, who is a resident is this place, has bees egoist ho- w. 100 NA trays ~. ._. _ . se4 ire England has been called for the Bth September, for 1 per mine prem. (new tariff rate), which, at the . \ ** n . ',L. noticed with the sale of the fi rst packet or new hops, this 8 all Neellthrom A A Def.... rt 21 the election of • director for the remainder of the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per oz. for 4 1 , e/ 4, , _,.... , ~. . being the third time be has had the Ant pocket consigned le ret tmr Nlnthrihn'' . lt- • n 4 8 die IX year in the room of Sir John Henry Polly , Bart, standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.191; and the 1- - 5t pm deceased. It appears that the gentleman recom- exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.271, , A . ' .. earful in obtaining for eas good prima as he has done before. st. toe mead,. Were., h Wo:ni. 474 48 48 754 mended by the directors to fill the vacancy is Mr. it follows that gold is about 0.318 per cent. dearer ' Ar, .. 4 BOUGHTON MONCHRLSI4.-The bops are looking re- it. 100 alliddib Own! ... .. 76 76 markably well, ecaaideriag the many drawbacks they have -t. so .es 11116 ind . to 15 John Oliver Hanson. in London than in Paris. 2:",,,,... • . 1 • •:: 41 .14 1 : 0 00 1 / c bt p L l T . he T taxte a dzi e u not I , : l... o .. re asi s ire at in firs n t et alt o i- f M. IL "Ma u r . a:tat awl . A -= = Tho dividends on the Cuba loan of 1834 and 1837, According to the last accounts, the course of' ex '.., !- it -3 .. 1 %. ''C ' h, - 4.. - • Ak.P ~ , . 4 , , . ~._ continued dry, warm weather, in which cue we shall grow 1 , 1 , 1 1 2 t eewah 7 h at e wt t, I 14 988 1 1 / 4...., a a -.4 ••• --- ~._ _.. _ oti.' _-_:,-- • good crop. Semen VALIINCL.-The hops are past recovering from Ur all t e filler a. .. ) . ...... .. 4 4 14 10 4 falling due on the sth September, aro dulj , adver- change at New York on London fur bills of sixty tised tor due by Messrs. Baring . , Brothers, and days' sight is 1101 per cent., and the par of exchan,o Co. Notice is at the same time given that 38 Six between England and America being 109.23-40 per the injuries they sustained by the storms. They are pro- le it Lle. °moor ... .. 146 is 4 per Cent. Bonds, amounting to 13,3001., have been cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.92 grossing very rapidly. There is mould, but not in large le 114 thellethirs raw. ... $ 1.1 dri redeemed by purchase, and bonds to the amount of per cent, in favour of England. After making al. qualities. ... ... MIMS. B. Coed 176, hay gelihmat pm Ceet. - - Mr ...r.. maw Depot, R.", ~...t. mremin ßeitaSe g e fa X, yo A;lgu rab st ly ; 26 the .- y Th a e re hor m in this parish are still 1 4 , s 6 a n d, D.,. ... .. ~ Is to HE Ny w RI E ER is mi l YACHT ARDs. .-Manu c. fac , tored .t..t by :pi newly Ward madam la eseslng pas a revelutlos in the Irlarge, and tall of St. en seem maws ... :.. .. to to tioe, and it is now almost impossible to perceive that se 56 *nth was. ... . . 37 38 38,9001., have also been drawn by lot and will lowance for difference of interest and charges for be paid off on the 4th September. transport, we find that the present rate leaves a The subjoined highly satisfactory communication small profit on the importation of gold from the same. me, tme, we dime Madura ma am 14. free sae year outs, they have boon affected by the wind.. They are ripening Xi IS Ord! TalikAllwrOg - has been received by the committee of Mexican bond- United States. Shipments of silver will probably um without the el a rem i lamb ea the same feat, end will produce from 16 to 18 cwt. per acre. Duty ii 1 ........ .1 16.3.= . - - holders from the Foreign office: also come forward. Wee r • I week */ 011 Pre* tubing It P now called 216,000 L it 1 I 14 Foreign-office, August 24, 1862. 'The account of the position of the Bank of Enq uires% and Pesselmetged by ies mes.-T. 0. C V LIALN, MAeriaLo, August 28 .- I n looking over our grenade, 1: 17 r ue + W *- •" • Sllate 6 El 6 l =t 6 " Ste,-I am directed by the Earl of Maltnesbury to ao we are pleased to slate that the very congenial weather- SO all Wearied mil . 01 M land for the week ending Saturday, the 21st of -- - . Butt , WI : HCSIET Trial's M'CORMICX. - The trial of the has very greatly restored our wounded bins. ;i n short, we et. 115 theleillowenelleathevie ill 70: 0 . the 9th inst., requesting that the assistance of her Majee‘' never expected them to look so well as they do. 11 is De. de. Itabaelms .. 1 le Ms 114 rival reaping machines, which commenced on the grounds le 10 De.O.S.E.Prechsee .. 2 2' o goverament may he afforded to the British holders of Moll. BANK OF EdIOLAND.-Accers? for the week ending Ans. 11,18 C. eau bonds, to enable them to procure the punctual fulfil- g e a„,.. ae g _ ...... ea1r 0 ,„„,;,L,,„, p. a ..... ~„„....,.„ of the Royal College of Agriculture at Cirencester last ASItSUILNUAII, Auf Mt 26.-Doing well now; the girders N. 1 ,,,,, ma ass i ko k xv,„ 4i d i a i went of as agreement entered into by them with the Mexi. Mar OMAGH", US . ' ,A 0 bate been repaired from the wind., and our hope show well -- 001:1 COM and Bulks 211.408.183 Troday, was coatinsed on the following day, when aill‘l LIMED AT new 11418TALS. can government for the payment of dividends on those M'Connick set to work to sat seven roods of the three acres 89 most places. bonds; and lam to acquaint you in reply, for the informs- _ Err Byron ... which were left untosiched the day before in coesequence of Heasreoxcsuit, Bugust 26.-Since the winds we have mill 11 0 11110 0 1111111 0 100 = 1 1 0 Lion o the committee of Mexican bondholders that Mr. A 36.423,130 .8.3.5.42k130 had dull weather, this has suited us well, and we certainly the numerous delays arising rat of the imperfections of the sins tolt - TrTet . . 20 31 Doyle, her Majesty's minister at Mexico, has been ' instructed lialltid DIZARIIII.I. are rotting on amely.-Daty called 120,000/. machine. Thew seven roods (wheat) were cut in 1 hour Wit 101 WM Bernier to make a representation to the Mexican government upon = 1989".°9911111 ' - ' in kr3 l : l 4 l , l 3 (I° Z,,, t r ab o s.D: o d as r t si t g 20 minutes. The work of each anschine in regard to time 8A101121.1310, August 25.-We MO coming out as well as OsmodleemotWarass 20e See MI 306 Wela. ewe Deem this subject. Purr DoPeittallad t al A unia lty ) 514.133.336 may D. stated thus .-Hussey's on Tuesday cut at the repro( ••• b 0 elliwwlm9, but shall wet CM 8 Mary emit. Otherdscurttke I am, sir, your mod obedient humble servant, I= !a f ti brZ six roods per hour; M'Cormick's, on Wednesday, at the Wt r, August 25.-The hops in this parish are Miami 10 al ad (Signed) &reamer. gra . . • =l . ..pl. 6 Aaeled 6.804426 GOld did IlliTHicia: moo rate of five roods per hear. The populu opinion among 998 m well •• I". ass de ; with a few elee P tirequ . " see Me ar i velibeeleiremeeM The Baron de Goldwaid, Clabseas of the Cosamiltas a °ow ..r.,,, iii .. mer.„.. the farmers , however, was in favour of the latter, not. morals to hart. The leas high winds have not done so (lamelleOreetWeasa M 10 ad withstanding its inferiority in the amount of corn eat. The wthels darnel* es wee ant targeted. D. its ametwormaire (lewd Mexican Bondholders, 61, Moorgate-street. - - main ground on which this opinion is formed is that HAkTPIELI3. August 26.-Oer hops are doing well, and, to lesderblereetem) - - The transactions in miscellaneous shares am in- 12.967.189 1.37.147,209 M•Corseiek's delivers the sheaves at the end of the machine, by present appearance, there must be a large crop, the late 11l 20 Jemmies lieCaleftelea).. M BS messing. Bank of Australasia have been done at A ar. '3•103t J . IL ELSEIt. Depute threw. while lluseey's deli them at the end in a right line winds not doing so much damage as was Ant expected. us. - IN MeridAreakimesedpCt. 68; Colonial Bank, 151 ; Union Bank of Australia, The above returns, when compared with those for with its course through the corn. This feature seems of One farmer se he shall commence picking on Thursday. Oland le Ot. Northern) - - 50, being a further improvement; Union Bank of the previous week, exhibit the following changes : racier importance to counterbalance the advantages week. 214 of Sept e mber, *bl eb is a weak "dint than Cain" .6 80 a Dim Faro London, 161, 17, 161 ; Crystal Palace, 41; Perin- Circulation lame £3 5 ,42 6, 1 30 Decrease £194,985 claimed for Hussey's of greater cheapness, portability mw is this Wish- (bred to OreatMeetera 1124 834 Circulation active 22,760,115 Decrease 192,440 through the gateways of the farm, and facility of adjusting WnSTilican, August 26.-Tes bops have continued to le fe Ifellbeetby(Lisent:teld 111 ill id slim and Oriental (new), 351; Royal Mail Steam, Public deposits 6,644,526 mores.. 1,015,605 the cutters to leave a stubble of any height from 2to 14 improve. Some gardens bid fair to grow more than they 3 4 3 4 Due dism .is m s 1,1144.... sat :1 4. 791, 79. The quotations of new undertakings are oth er depeette inches. The utility of the side delivery appears to lie in have done for years past. 3 , tu g/ t ui.age lLaWilkedkr is, 0 d ,.. (11141.a . d .ks P 9 111 o subjoined :-Victoria Docks, 3 to 31 prem. ; Char- fievernment securities in saving I ibour in the moving of the sheaves, unless ready to Waastmox, August 26.-Some of our grounds are look tered Bank of Australia, 2 1 to 21 prem. • Ebro banking department.. 14,139,338 Increase 49,843 bend, which is Iseestray in Hussy's machine. The h nes ing well while other parts have not yet recovered from the third Werth Karen Isl 144 • can go at one-erath lees speed, and still the machine will, it Mite". Si So 10Itte helberessi (dltte ) 251 Ids Canal, Ito 4 prem.; Electric Telegraph C o mpany O thertvevridet inhoolth4 department •arkiNO, August 23.-Our grounds are looking well ; 3 5 18 lAvomemowezemetten. of Ireland, Ito a prem. ; Irish Submarine Teto n' alleged, eat tbe same quantity. Let the COM push ve nmwits Coin and bullion in both of the machines be what they may , it is evident that both we have some good hops and shall grow a neighbour's to mo 19991998118199911 9 l9 * •pseCt graph. 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; North of Europe Steam, departments are entitled to greater patronage than the frown seem will- Mum_ iwe B a l9 of 90 ,11 1 wwinfl en Mewdey weak, Clewed to lialLetinatari 64 NI 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; Netherlands Land Enclosure, Bevan day andether bills 1,336,037 Increase 5,629 log to bestow upon them. They will soon be Went, how- ISATTLL, August 7788 The hops that wiped the grinds 24 SS thersaltryie (hes. lee. ever, to recur to their assistance. It cannot be too often have grown rapidly, and the general appearance of the gar- All.Weet.ol.see.eiTorli - - 6-16 to 7-16 prem. ; Chiriqui Road, Ito I The Rest impressed upon their minds, that after the first cut the use dens promises a rather heavy duty. 19$ Ile Ms Lethr .. e. (Ai (ditto) - .o pm prem. • Fair Head Harbour, 3-18 to 5-16 prem. Th e Reserve of the./ machine will produce an increasing economy in 899wwwilmi August 26.-W. an still going on very to ee l ama * nt e e t hat r i t _ _ Our ' list has been rendered more lengthy These returns are indicative of an increased de. cutting their crops. They are paling 9.. and 10e. an acre favourably , and the only tear that now errs is, that then ~, us ~.....n utiehose.. by the activity with which joint-stock undertakings mend for money. The increase in the amount of for cutting wheat in Wiltshire. Let them just listen to this will sot be sufficieat hands to clear the gardens in proper '''' I - 4We* Ilaabers ....- IMP 11l for various objects are being brought out. The prices deposits on government account is much larger than feet .-Oa Tuesday last Hussey's machine cut three acres ttow_ • M. IN Da. ilisperbillak ......... MS 1341 as above given are of course non -official, so far as the usual, being again upwards of a million, but owing o f w h ea t in two n ew , en d t en min u te.. Th e w h e t. cost of 1 si!TZILDIN, August 26. -Our autens round and about 23 1111 ma. ammom ie ress. cutting, binding, and raking, according to the calculations this district are still looking rem ark ably well, the hops look- *mu I. Ts* - - new enterprises are concerned, but are supplied to to the large withdrawals of the "other" deposits, of Mr. Vallentiue, the intelligent and experienced farm ing healthy and well, free from mould and vermin, and, not- It N N. 0 , 1 1 9 1 1 !& 018188 8 1883811 . . , i dl. us by the moat respectable brokers.. The probability which includes the balances of bankers and influen manager of the Royal College, was exactly 2s. Ithi. per withstanding that in several places the bine has been sadly ~,, 10 wa ll' `' • •••••• s of this development of joint-stock enterprise Ins tial corporate associations, the decrease in the active acre. The theme acree yielded 30 bushels each, and one buffeted about by the late heavy winds, we bid fair for a Neal Se , - - pointed out by us a long time back, but it would be circulation is only 192,4401., and the augmentation bushel of raking,. As the only desire of the authorities BOOd wol , . , _. . 19 25 111111 e MN Dam .. .. SO4 ill sil erroneous to suppose that the demands upon the in the reserve of unemployed notes and coin no more of the Royal College is to deride on the merits of the rival TlCnilrairr, August 26.-The hops have !regressed very , '.eta I war • asret 1 671 17 4 (Homo ) 1045 1034 money market to meet these various requirements than 140,2791. In the item of bullion there is only machine*, they have readily yielded to the request of the favourably during the peat week.-barrey . taewlani. agents of M'Connick and Hurry to allow them a further rIIIIIIIIRENCE MARIA are at all onerous, as the sum to be raised by each a trifling chaoge • trial, and for the rest of the week the machines have been SCIENTIFIC ILI 100 Alredepa - - individual company is generally small, and where the BALLOON AISCENT.-The second bah- I I 5 Mlle Ife. &Ire Owit, - - THIS DAY. engaged in cutting oats, barley, and wheat on the Collegecapital is lorge, the payments are in many cases farm, and will be so occupied till Saturday evening. It loon ascent for scientific *biro, under the direction of the at lee Ihtel°ll sN 4 Pea- 10 ° 1 " spread over a period of time. Al present. as we have Two ()Twee. may be expected that the result of this protracted trial Hew Committee of the Council of the British Auociation, ,t. e 1 4 @t 's ch. s , ..,,,"smoil i a• *: I D 1 1: lee lee before °beamed, the indisposition of the public to engage There is little change in the English stock market, wi:l he a fair, decisive, and authoritative report from the took place yesterday at 44 minutes past 4 p.m. from Vitus- ej 11 ant amass - - in projects of even the most utilitarian character is and only a very quiet business offering. Consols council ril gentlemen watching the work. hall, under very favourable circumstances of wind, weather, ft all Ovaim i rm uns LasiAber lima very remarkable, considering the inducements pre- have ruled during the greater part of the day, at 100 A Wom.tli KILLED BY DEB HUSBAND. -On sad freedom frees cloud. Mr. Welsh and Mr. Nichlin were, an before, the aeronauts, order . It _ . • • 6 I Do. da, (0)7 re Ct. - - the uidanee of Mr. Green I t S I INNANI IBO O O . II NiNtit 1 a 3 Tuesday eight last a 'Odra quarrel took place between a rented by the peculiarly easy state of the money to 1, but are now a shadeflatte_r at 991 to 100, both min named Flory ( sexton of Bremford, near Ipswich), VILI:Onn 8 w 61 TnnIPIN 8 nta a • 99e111m1wwwiew the tmtriamentt SI 6; itestAbis.lMMA r 'gel 1 e le market, and the absence of fresh channels for the for money and account. The Three per Cent. Re and his wife, both of of whom had been drinking daring had been found desirable by th e experience of the Ant is; to Ditto do. Itil er employment of capital. Even in theancer theof accom under: per duced ce ln n l r , h lo4 l ll the evening at the Angel public-honer, in the village of anent. The descent took place with great ease at Latimer, le se Do. New s peeped , Mesa tee i near Bo a r aoore, at 7.35 p.m., the balloon not baying tra- 10 * ossAlfalawi pffil le A 13 $ 6 takings of general public benefit,to 4. Bank Stock,. 230. Brantford. The man knocked his wife down several times, vetted more tbaa 25 miles in two hours 51 minutes, the 5 1 a' Kist Immil liwi tt e em - - plishrnent of which would be hailed with feelings The foreign market is also inactive, and without and their only daughter woe so mach alarmed that she 4 1111nbrash. imil a about 40 miles an sought Fifer with a Mrs. Long, who lives in aa adjoining rata ill the Poookno olooot haeioll bee D u d... gi i s _ - _ of the liveliest satisfaction, such, for instance, as esPecia, I change in prices. Spanish Old Threes, b„. 44 , Demi; the n t a n t s h m e a wen b ea m p ro c ee di ng hour. The gresteet height attained was about 19,200 feet, t e • ti t iseedinne is ;el Electric Telegraph Companies, and other association , mare 491 to 1; ditto New Deferred, Threes, 22 0 . from the cottage of the Flory*, and • man who was passing the temperature of the an being 7 deg. Fahrenheit, or tii Ili , 13 143 141 for the improvement of our means of communication, Buenos yrean, 73. Granada Deferred, 111. Pe. the house at a late hour beard cries of ii Murder '" but they 25 de/. below the freezing point. Or of the dew points el 61 WmeraMthaber $ 9 the same apathy prevails, great difficult. being, in ruvian Actives, 102. Portuguese Converted Foure, was 1 deg. below sera Clouds were sot wen above the SO • Wlrkillwalbwwow Mt seem to have been entirely disregarded by the neighb oun. cumu li o bse rv ed In the HP•fIOGG. seen alter six o'clock, when the daughter aeronauts , although we" aroun d , 86. l oos t awa iiiiley ee k..ll, , I se 102 reused home, Mn. Flory was found lying on the bed in a ths level otter Nunes. No di ffi culty of breathing was es- et tee Loo. kodso. G.spirs - capital. Till our partnership laws are remodelled, LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. perienced. Air was brought down from the greatest height B._ tee Dub pfd g per. visa - _ the community at large will continue to suffer from cleg.oralde condition, her head and face being covered with blood. She e As, however, sensible, and said that her tn tubes previously exhausted, for future soalysis. P. 6 Lemalldirfertem.Tbleds 4 4j pm 11 this restriction of associated ens rise in the useful ' For 419.39/1. 97 i For 1 husband knocks t her down twice as she was going upstairs . THE POET OP-13011THAIIPTON.-'fhe following 2, L ii yi r ipti m thuk , ... IS A fields that lie open on every side. It is evident "ale," - , Mawr 'Oposing 111gbest.: lowest., . 1 ti. daughter, • girl 15 years of age, states also that her handbill was cirealated ia Soutbamptou yesterday :-•• 14 - , 11 I . gie ig ni . e •le•- ... 14 °' I°, 124 11 111 that the public will never be induced to invest . - -- ; ---- 1 father knoskid her mother down twice soon a ft er they had Above Bar, August 27th, 1862. By electric telegraph, i 3 De. £s .., ~ s e i ~,, i7445'7670!76N1i7645 , to so • - I at borne. Mr. Athill, surgeon, was called in to at- quarter. past 10, a.m. B. M. Willcox, Eeq., M.F. to R. An- Is, all llsqp. a C--rlieia, 1 p C.; 4Msmn . its savings in this way, so long as each individual ;g r e y= 1 103 40 1 lel 113 ' 105 35 1 105 45 ! 105 4, 1 r. , 1 the uah,rtilute stomata, but he found her sinking draws, Erg , Mayor of Southampton :-' Dear Sir,-The Ili P 4 La. M . 41 pth t dis 4ma , shareholder is liable to the last farthing of his pro. 4Par cents. le.. Abel she di, d short) alter his arrival. An inquest was Oeneral Screw Company have decided to make South- ;L.; 190 . I Nnl n nnt h w's.,.._ _______ lwAn f .,, r - c' 'l e ar perty, for the entire liabilities of a concern in which 7 r wnwt " Spa Cent. New Lam la ld .41 Thurolay, when the surgeon deposed that death am ton their tannings." Fellow TOTOSSUH-0,-I feel It my lii •4 „I . = emewe e ee ....- a Pm et he may hold perhaps but a trifling interest crest, whether . „. ... .. thitur.l serth.ll4o 102 f Money Naps. testa - Mosey Breams on Landes: at shot , LS 174; 90 day. 28 13. Led Ira ners•utied by fracture of the skull, and a verdict duty and a _great *more, to give immediate publicity to e a t -67- 0 „--4--- n , . 1: ". . such habilities are consequent upon mismanagement, a "Inaseluebter " was returned against Flory, the bus- the above ell-important information, which will, I sat sure, ~. UM lailkilreldi . ... .. Me 100 100 DM - . Roman 6pm Cents 97e ... band et the deceased, who was committed for trial at the be received by us all with satisfaction, and prove to our * l ice rabid, "err, az _ misfortune, or fraud. The subject of complaint is an Do. 5......... -.. DM ISW Ili old one, and has given occasion to a vast amount of 810 knout 3 ti.et Ol 40 ... Tremor, B on d s... - - - spring ais.zes. enterprisiog merchants and friend., that the port of South- Weer, di rer , I ll ili 3 , De. M. 36... ROYAL CoLLEGE or SURGEONL-The following ampton is rapidly becoming the Liverpool of the south.- ~,, I ' ! sigegma eweeelborm amma .Seennu tpor.w .. Pt 4 II s d talk Led writing, and it would really ippear to .... ‘..„ Do. S. 1622 Paws, Aro. 27. - St. Germain, 1,122 60 ; Versailles wash, rs of the college were admitted to the fellowship, It tee A 111 l AN Dlllll , 4,Mayor."--immedutely afterit he:above high time for it to be settled. The stimulus that men woo, -; dote nee ram). 313 ; p 46444.1 0 41 . 6.1347 so , wokt the provi•i of the charter recently granted to the was circulated the church bells began to ring to eel'. ' NUJ $ per sets.. . I 11 pm would he given to works of improvement in every tare and Roues, 57$ ;Rosen sad Ilene, 370; Marseille! sad Anil. illetthiGO• -Mimes. /tassel, Buchnill, Rugby, diploma brute the announcement. The nest steamer of the corn. i. ks :boom Dome „, . _ Dl4 4.4 part of the empire by a salutary reform of these laws a s' 47s TS; Ittragiouro aed Sale, 305: Northers, 662 50; Purl. and of membership dated March 21, 19(16; Marc Authoey paay which will call at Southampton wi t i t i te ethe Queen of te 1) illselliTen.4_pset.Oes. 20 $1 s o .th. 0 3 WMmked a - I I 486 would be wonderful. me. 1,44014 ; 660; Pare and Lyme, 770; Lyon. and A 590 , 110117,THHI and Troves. 265: Owe. - : iem. Pee... Basile t.irhin, fiuermay, October 4, 1836; Jame. Gar- the See th .?i ehe t :.,.,zi! from !T. !P.L...._ ._, Rt. Ile ! V 490. 139•Orlr i n a k " lbw.. - - - HEMIET rElter6 We/AMICK.— The trial of the rivet reaping machines, which commenced on the grounds of the Royal College of Agriculture at Cirencester last Tuesday, was coarsened on the following day, when M'Cormick set to work to est seven roods of the three acres which were left untonelted the day before in consequence of the numerous delays arising oat of the imperfections of the machine. Thew seven roods (wheat) were cut in 1 hour 20 minutes. The work of each seschine in regard to time may ba stated thus :—Humey's on Tuesday eut at the rate of six roods per hour; M'Cormick's, on Wednesday, at the rate of five roods per hear. The popular opinion among the farmers, however, was in favour of the latter, not withstanding its inferiority in the amount of corn en'. The main pound on which this opinion is formed is that 111.Cormiek's delivers the sheaves at the end of the machine, while Hussey's deli them at the end in a right line with its course through the corn. This feature seems of suflkimat importance to counterbalance the advantages claimed for Hussey's of greater cheapness, portability through the gateways of the farm, and facility of adjusting' the cutters to leave • stubble of any height from 2 to 14 inches. The utility of the side delivery appears to lie in saving Labour in the moving of the sheaves, unless ready to bend, which is neemeary in Hussey's machine. The h roes can so at one-oath lees speed, and still the machine will, it is alleged, cut the same quantity. Let the comparative merits of the machines be what they may, it is evident that both are entitled to greater patronage than the farmers seem will ing to bestow upon them. They will soon be torten, how ever, to recur to their assistance. It cannot be too often impressed upon their minds, that after the first cut the use of thee/ machine will produce an increasing economy in cutting their crops. They are paling 9,. and 10s. an acre for cutting wheat in Wiltshire. Let them just listen to this feet:—On Tuesday last Hussey's machine cut three acres of wheat in two hours and ten minutes. The whole cost of cutting, binding, and raking, according to the calculations of Mr. Vallentme, the intelligent and experienced farm manager of the Royal College, was exactly 2s. per acre. The three acres yielded 30 bushels each, and one bu.hcl of raking,. As the only desire of the authorities of the Royal College is to decide on the merits of the rival machine*, they have readily yielded to the request of the *ruts M'Cormick and Homey to allow them a further trial, and for the rest of the week the machines have been enraged in cutting oats, barley, and wheat on the College farm, and will be so occupied till Saturday evening. It may be expected that the result of this protracted trial wi3 he • fair, decisive, and authoritative report from the council of gentlemen watching the work. A WOMAN KILLED ET HER Ht'SBAND. —On Tuesday night last a violent quarrel took place between • man named Flory (sexton of Bremford, near Ipswich), and his wife, both of of whom had been drinking daring the evening at the Angel public-homer, in the village of linamford. The man knocked his wife down several times, and their only daughter we, so mach alarmed that she sought refuge with a Mrs. Long, who lives in aa adjoining house. During the night shrieks were heard proceeding from the cottage of the Flory*, and • man who was paaeing the hese, at a late hour heard cries of " Murder but they seen to have been entirely disregarded by the neighbours. In the 1311.411ina. stein alter six o'clock, when the daughter reused home, Mrs. Flory was found lying on the bed in • clepairable condition, her head and face being covered with Motel. She ass, however, sensible, and said that her husband kaoeket her down twice as she was going upstairs. daughter, • girl 15 years of age, states also that her father Metalled her mother down twice soon after they had • lat home. Mr. Athill, surgeon, was called in to at e red the unfortunate woman, but he found her sinking tote Mai she di, d shortly after his arrival. An inquest was Li el Thurolsy, when the surgeon deposed that death Lad been net-monied by fracture of the skull, and a verdict of "manslaughter" was returned against Flory, the hus bead of the deceased, who was committed for trial at the spring erases. ROYAL COLLEGE or SURGEONL—The following meashirs of the college were admitted to the fellowship, ander the provisions of the charter recently granted to the neentutio• -Meagre Sesesel, Batknill, Rugby, diploma of membership dated March 21, 181)6; Marc Anthony Basile Corbin, fisiermety, October 4, 1836; James Gar 'tug, tightest', Jemmy 12, 1828; James Terry Hester, fished, June I. 1821, Willem Hughes, Lamb's Conduit.- ..nee Movtiiiher, 1. 1816; John Pyle, Oxford.terrace, Jimmie 4, Mir, ; and George James Squibb, Ondiard street, Perlman-squaw, February 2, 1821. At the same Imoonne ef the council Mmes. Charles Docker Fenton, el Illelleate, letneester, and l/o•glu Semple, of Dudley, I-imitates of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, were admitted members of the Mine under the authority of the MS. charter. Tlle POLICE STATION4.—Much imorivonienee has resulted from the defective construction f mute of the old station houses, the majority of which hail lien previously dwellings or watchhousee, and in most but ill adopted for the purpose. In consequence, the I re of Police by.. enterril into • series of rewrote. with !Gears. 11. and K. Ilolland, the builders, by wh-re shout twenty sew stations have already been coot pot. u in the metropolitan districts, and several others are .5 the course of construction. The general arrangement 01 tlo• rids, but particularly the ventilation, is upon the e. et appr o e a d p rinc i p l es . Th e floors of the greater portion . i. all r raise &eta:4lr to exclude damp, have been laid • tins nail Ariaani s &peel Asphalts.. This is moot c mica/eel, the env with regard to the really constructed stetioo, which has been finished within these few a7set, and will he applied to the Brixton, Sutton, and others totem to be built Amon,R those which have already been Meted are If irkin,t, Highgate, St. John's Wood, Dagen ',nos, fee. Somer. Town, shadwell, Hackney, 01,1-street, and Slinoter's.hill. With regard to the City police *wan., similar meseurt s ere about being adopted in ItbOlt;. te those "'Lich may be tinned inappropriate. 3 5O: se I Pll•qp. a S Ta. Po. i lia lialbolOoswer.hisAy.C. 3 MOW netaisen DD. ON. 14 per sest 5610 . 11116 -- ••• 01008. wa l7. de.mpum. an( Vldwar../111.11per Omit W. • illreemigNes.llogrO ilkeimiamisr(lkst.W. lOW prit Oast. . 'Ana AniliTn.4=Ous. , Waiwkit ViZforere.6 3 Ditto Ditio' imejs _ .." • T0rk&D.144.31.80.1.0 1 3 per Costa. 44 pre Coats I per Cate 3 per Conte !per Cents. New Loan — , ; ... .. Itxthangeos an : ar *Mt, 13 224 - ; 110 dere, 25 13. Reir il igierCt.lB.o 1024 New Napl: leate pe.cmt. ii e Nam, Do. S. .. _ . — .. W. lebo Piedmont 3 p.Ct TT 20 ... Treamry Ronda ... Do. 1, 1/332 l'Amt, Atm. 27. St. Germain, 1,122 50; Versailles OW beak), —; ditto Wt h ank) 313; Perk and Deleon., 1,07 30; Pone and Rouen, 8741; Rouen and Deere, 270; Stamina and Avis. •41,471 72; rad Rale, 303. Northers, 862 80; NA. and IND Wee. NO ; and Lyme, 770; Lyon. sad Anne, 2410; Venter.= and Teepee, 263 ; Oxen, ; Dieppe ea Passim, 27372; Paris end reeetut, Sot; Bordeaux and Trete. 340 ,• Moat pettier sal alto, —; Grand Combe, 1,300; Meese et St. Disler 1 Dray, 559. MADRID, At:6. 21.—Three per Cents., 46;; after Bolos, 43! c. Do. Deferred, 22 1.5-16 c. ; after Balsa, 22 13-16;e. • Debt (Ist class) 121 ; after Bolas, 121; do. (2nd class), 6 . 4 p. ; after Rolm, s ; `, p; Bank of St. Ferdinaad,lol. Exchange on London, 60.23. 01 01 001 1111 zd I 181 11 4 I I Me HS 105 04 901 pally which will call at Southampton will be the Queen of the South on her return from India and the Cape. South ampton will then be the rendezvous for the ships of the fol lowing steam navigation companies —via., the General Screw, Royal West India Mail, Peninsular and Oriental, New South Western, New York and Borneo, New York end Havre, and the Isle of Wight. These companies muster above one hundred steamers. 4.:•121.7L SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.—A phannacien at Rome, Signor Patentee, has recently succeeded in discover lug a liquid possessing so extraordinary a power of coagu lating blood that if to a large built containing this Sublime drop of the styptic be added, complete solidification ensue', so that the basin may be inverted without causing any blood to be lost. The practical advantages of this styptic are consequently very great, inasmuch as by its timely ap plication the Weeding from large and dangerous wounds may be immediately staunched. In addition to the other valuable qualities of the liquid, it is totally devoid of poi sonous agency, and easily prepared , as follows:—Take S ounces of gum Bennie, '1 pound of alum, and 10 pints of water. Boil all together for the space of eight hnun in an earthenware glazed veisel, frequently stirring the mass, and adding water sufficient to make up the original quan tity of that loot by ebullition, taking care, however, to add the water so gradually that boiling may not be suspended. The liquid portion of the compound is now to he strained off, and preserved in well corked bottles. It is limpid, like champagne as to colour, poeticising a slightly styptic taste, and an agreeable odour. MAILis Ti) AUSTRALIA.—The ,crew-ateamer Cleo patra is sppointed to take out her Majesty's mail. to the Cape of Good Hope , Port Philip, Ade laide, and tivdisey. She in to leave London Sept. 4, and Plymouth (with the mail bags) Sept 7. We are enabled to state, that the business of the I General Screw Steam Shipping Company is about to be transferred to Southampton. The company'. vessels carrying the mails to the Cape of Good Hope and from thence to Madras and Calcutta, have hitherto been despatched from London, calling at Plymouth. These vessels being all built in London will, on their first voyage outward, of course be despatched from the Thames; but on their return each ship will come into Southampton with her cargo to be delivered there, and sail out again from thence with her cargo received by rail, and this port will bo afterwards the place of arrival and departure of the entire fleet. The change is accounted for by the fact, that large steamers cannot safely work in and out of the crowded River Thames, incurring at the same time the risk of the casualties in the Downs. It has also been found by experience that no advan tage has been gained to London by the delivery of the homeward mails at Plymouth. Since the esta blishment of the Cape of Good Hope mails, and the landing of them at Plymouth, in only one iestauce have parties in London gained anything in point of time, as regards the delivery of letters, by the steamers calling at Plymouth instead of Southampton. It appears that the advantages and disadvantages of using a western port, or at least one so little to the westward BS Plymouth, have not been fairly considered, With ►OI[POY KA If IN Cluttered nod !Scimitar. lb 2 Non sod &arca N. A Ratak itheatak 20 N Raft locks*. ► ► Great !adios reataat — a ► 41 D. 20 ► Ora*, Janeiro of Prase. 131 Sk flt.West.of Caoada.Obare• Do. Boo& (letbloso) coo. shod lido Nock till Nay,1832; Or Is INT, at par cost. 20 14 Lalaualoasta 10 IS DDo.o. (Mailway) Do. (Canal) 000', $2. on Amon):. . BERLIN, Arc. 23.—Voluntary Loan, 103; New Four-and-a-Half per Cents. (18.10), 101 ; ditto (1832), 104:. National Debt. 941. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 128. Bank Shares, 10$. VIENNA, AUG, 25.—Fire per Cent. Metalliques 961; New Loan (Series A), 964; ditto (Series B), 113; Foer-aod-a-Half per Cents., Bank Shares, 1,340. Exchange on London, 11.43. 7.1 ii::.i..1... .. .. 1 10 Sound sad Ukte .. ..-1 Id &inborn of Yrwore .. J 1 Do. lot. 3 pro et. Rondo (kw B. Aeneas elm; 11 Orkerw ^nl 1 1 1 , pl.aut „ 111 Pans and Lwow. .„ It Rarloand (*km. ~. II Priam! lino.. ... .. D Nob owl m--01....0. , b.,. 1 ,1 Been mood Havre ... .. 11.0 owl 1 1 1,...”... .. 11 end Nr.v. ... ~. 31 Wei Maeda..,. 1 1 wears a 1id112.. .. A DREADFUL EARTHQUAKE occurred at Erscroum about the middle of last month. The official &centime state that three hundred buildings have been thrown down and seventeen lives lost, and m u st of the stone houses of that city have suffered. APOTHECARIES . HALL.—Sames of gentlemen who passed their examination in the science> and practice of me. dicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thunder, August 26, 1662 Henry Homer Oranger, Skipt , n, Ytalt shire ; William Henry Yates, Weetburpon.Severn Samuel Woodall, Dudley; William David Adams, Edin burgh ; Thomas Smith, Oxfordshire. .WATIL t t i i C I li 11.ra 1 li i n Pal I le X l4 I s is 15 1 25 pea 7 3 $ 65 65 A 365 try 131 164 1111 IS 67 14 Ht zd N 2 i 74 75 33 4ê 4 33 pm id This DAY. Two o'CLoca. In gold mining shares there has been scarcely any business, the transactions being chiefly limited to Nouveau Monde, at I prem.; and Port Phillip, at Copiapo shares mark 61. r• ° w4l7. { -dorle— bs day. Apia Fria Asturian .. . Austislaslaa Anatrallaa Auwallan Freehold Ass Maria Inasnarion Inc and O, British Australian Gold British Iran BraaiL loy.(ts. at a/. pea. Do. Costes and Culaba on an 111 I II r i ~ 1 1 i it 1 . 4. 70,n04 10,000 N.,040 72,000 i.OOO 100.00 e 100,00 , 540 w I 120,000 (4_ 2.100 ::10,0A l'lo,ollo 60,. 7,wri 50, , 10 0 ~ 000 1'.1'4 160,tWg, I la I 3., I 1 Do. Kt. Jobs Uoi Ito; 7 Carsorea Creek (lobe, Copper .... colonial Gold ColiPie nir. da rt .kuatralian Copper Genera: Goble. Mountain. Grand Duchy otllades ... Croat P01g00tb...—.... Liberty take rather*. t.on. &Caliroe,l3.Qta.C.Co. Mar lquita %Italian& tiontitAnietiese Near Granada ..... Noneeau Mande Part Pkllfp.. ...... Quartz /task samisen de Cubs :oath Austratlan I eir;ZeLit --- 'United Mexican ..... We. Marina's Yuba 3 4 4l 4.1 , Ilia li tonr .. l . If 14 pm I I pme die a ilk p/66 1 6 6 cgs 1 POI 13r1 P;rl pm Par Dm COMMERCIAL AND MARKET'S. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE. MARKETS. MINCING -LANE, SATURDAY MORNING. In the colonial markets there has nut becu any material change, and the demand for produce generally continuia very limited. The public ules of Sugar have been unsuaily small ; buyers, however, have not shown much anxiety to purchase, and prices of some qualities are rather lower. The chief feature to notice in the Coffee market is the sales of Costa Rica for the fine sorts of which there has been much competition, and at about 3s. to 4s. per cwt. advance, while the low qualities have slightly declined, and other descrip tions of Coffee have been almost neglected. In Rice there has not been much doing, and :prices are in favour of the buyers. The Tea market remains as last week, except that at public sale yesterday several descriptions of green realised rates not pretioesly obtainable. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short, and trade brisk, at the following prices .—Prime Meadow Hay, 80s. to 905.; inferior, 6-ss. to 7.55. ; new, 60,. to 130 s. ; ltowen, 665. ; Clover, old, 1001. to 110.. ; new, 80s. to 90s. , Straw, 16e. to 4455. TALLOW MARKET. —THIS DAY. The market is flat, with no alteration in prixs. Town Tallow is quoted 38s. nett cash; Petersburglt Y.C. on the spot, 38s. 9d. to 395. ' • October to Pacember, 38 s . 6d. ; January to March (1853), 395. M•HILIT ATZMAGIS.—Town Tallow, 405.34.; (at b ditto, 24. lid.• yellow Russian, 41 s . 6d. ; melted stu ff, 295. Od. ; rough ditto, 18..6d.; Tallow graves, 14s. ; good, dregs, 6s. COVENT GARDEN.—THIS DAY. The supply of both Vegetables and Fruit has been good, excepting bush fruit, which begins to be scarce. Melons are more plentiful. Excel:ent Greengage and other Plums still arrive from France, and also Apricots, Jargo- nelle Pears, and Apples. Tomatoes likewise continue to be imported. Filberts are coming in very, plentifnll7, but being yet vary unripe, they sell slowly at 3os. and 445. per 10011 n. Potatoes are very plentiful. Peas are somewhat scarcer. West India Pine-apples are nearly over. Mush rooms are cheap. Cut Flowers consist of Heaths, Pelee toniuins, Mignonette, Rowe, Bignonia Venusta, and METALS.—Mr. Moate's circular states that the iron market presents the same lively appearance, and makers in Wales and Staffordshne generally show no anxiety to book further orders at present prices. —Se. tel► pig iron has advanced Is. per ton this week, and there are strong buyers at 4.55. cash, for mixed numbers ; and 465. three months open.—Ban and rails are in steady demand without alteration in prices.—Spelter is Anger, holders ask 161. 10s. en the spot.—E. I. tin bass dvanced V. per ten.-. Tin plates are also 6d. per box better. Holders of coke ask 235. per box. COALS.- Lomax, Avocet 27. at marked 100 p 01d,63.-414W fanfold, 12s. 6d. ; New ps Pelton Main, 125.; North Percy Hartley, 13a. 9d. ; Ravensworth West Hartley, 14s. 9d. ; rantleld Moor, 12a. 9d. ; Tan&ld Moor Bates, 12s. 6d. ; Whitiredge West Hartley, 14s. 64.; Wylarn, 13s. 6d. : Walls End Brown, 13s. 6d. ; Walls End Goa forth, 13s. 9d. ; Walls End Harton, 13s. 9d. ; Walls End Hadley, 13s. 6d.; Walls End Lawson, 135.; Walls End Peareth (unscreened), 13a.; Belmont. 145.; Eden Main, 14s. 34.; Hatton I.,yons Main, 14s. ; Walls End Braddyll, 15s. ; Walls End Hetton, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Lambton, 15s. ; Walls End Russers Hatton. 15s. ; Walls End Shelton, 14e. 3d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 15e. 6d.; Walls End Hallo., 151 i.; Walls End South Relict, 14s. 3d.; Walls End Brown's Deanery, 14e.; Walls End Seymour Tees, 13s. 6d.; Walls End Teem, 15e. 6d. ; Llancennech, 205.; Ninon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 215.; Ranssay's Cannel, 20s. ; W. E. Elgin, 13s 6d. IMPROVEMENT IN TRADE AT PAISLEY.-- We arc happy to learn that • considerable improvement has re cently taken place in the prospects of the weaving popula tion in the neighbouring town of Paisley, and that there in every probability that full employment will be had during the coming winter. The number of weavers being now muck less than at any former period, consequently any de mand for hands is much sooner perceptible. The prospect of good trade will enable the working population to enjoy the ensuing holidays with greater relish.—Daily had. DEATH OF A PATRIARCII.—A respected cone spondent in the parish of Kilrnssenty, county Waterfard, advises us of the death, on Monday, the 23.1 inst., of Mr. Edward Cunningham, • respectable resident 01 the parish, at the patriarchal age of 110 years. Our correspondent adds that deceased always walked to the chapel every Sun day morning, a distance of nearly two miles, and was always the first there, until within the last two months. r hero are, it is stated, two persons living in lidroesenty parish of the same venerable age es the above.—/Natim I pap"' THE RE-CUTTING or THE Kona-NOOR. The gentleman from Holland, to whose skill the re-cutting of the Koh-i•noor is entrusted, informed us, that within three or four weeks more, he will have finished, and he hopes successfully, his labour of art. Ile is confident, that when finished, it will surpass every other diamond in existence in brilliancy of light, and beauty of shape, ant that it really will be " a mountain of light. The re-cutting will very little affect its size. The two smaller diamonds have already gone forth in brilliant perfection from the hands of this skilful artist.—Jesoiah Chronicle. FIRE. THIS MonNtNo.—Shortly before 3 o'clock the premises, belonging to Meters. Le Blond and Co., copper plate and letterpress printers, situated at 24, Budge row, Watling-street, were discovered to be on fire. When first pereriv,d the flames were raging with great violence :n the upper part of the house ; and no time was lost in sending for the necessary precautions on such occasions. The engines having arrived, and there being a good supply of water, they were set to work with the utmost vigour ; but at the time we left the spot the tire lied in creased with such rapidity as to indicate an immense sacri fice of property at the scene of the outbreak, and both house* adjoining. The h i r er are occupied respectively by Messrs. Dixon, Marsden, and lisle, wholesale stationers, and Mr. English, hot•prostar, the last-nameil firm having been burnt to the ground only a few months since.