The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-23 00:00:00

I a , • f . LA+ , 4-60 L Tfpri" ttt LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 23, 1852. No. 1,b72.] [THREEPENCE. THF. DAILY NEWS. !POD. Ilandneritpet. prim W. tee Poeta than, the DAILY N6We it q ty bead of the U. IRsp riy., of tin at Onto's, demoting free ereemene YMs interhoet a.. 4 all • tint art practical reformist ithethit mid, le ;he vont and value of Ito General Neork—in We athiesey et Its i nn ',rot*, m the amide, Manful, and teepee*, dthereta et Ito „ on , indholl.V., and is the varied mercentihaellihnenntercial tomato. ntrit ono.l lo the haduey, awl Itiarlew &Asks.— di. NOT to tutoovatoed. It entan. s u..ra 46•toilon 1W of etereekes Om sof ether gar es riete.t.e"! eati repot t.f Shippine is the Wks GeV ... very ‘.1!1 auk': au. the mils daily Mullett [tenon, with Floe. pa .t JyJ .• yearre. It ltdrero , haw( to ?Italie% as being the only pipet Wiles the w h tar:who. and be alwats excluded, 0111111111111111111ias a. or!moi , v rut. , l...rownsft. 11 :tlibloo favour lo ACM by the lath OeO of lee bond I r the sr. . 0 , 50 .. to v beam, bur ah ch s all: to wit that Nu toper(tate pthethreWthee run Few.; h ot le In years bruise tie twee erh.(esaggium Ceuetteeed. ithei. )1-omm.. Cut•olicta %.:.•111.1 Myr ....... 1772.... MwIV , lb ems.... IttILY NEWS 1.7 46 1 •111.0110 The feweepted Ow of this peratiar Judaea the genets „1.. merle caper/ad by a COMM h. • peal N. as' r the yonregoote i rsil : the Lodes swift e.iws. Iron. the fint It tool high ground and a Ittegal tome—thges. C0n.1.7t tl I. tit.: was 'vow.. lvta.ra.ler whirl le Ile •it I.leartot . sod alfrodr. site the emend • ts!atito tn.- I.••••stacel dolly pier. out WISt the lima ~'.w M e.tee-I..ete,ete - ley to *to • Thaw W Ispe, do taktioal ism then eureogende aosarses.' To to orthroi of say Bodleian ea. Weeteiiii i lLthe era{ !depart' t den nrei-dan• BARON LIIBIOI3 OPINION at•PALE ALE." sista hi the rase et INis Lis* Is pissed' .eel elsett-esteste w i.I kanselealeet the ispeeldialist be asesteis ( 4bt,7 isneeVirn• droillginty of kb Weise le Ole •mr mg Irma, d the •• stbdooll ciete.r..! Ini 11.1,(11. tee pt etlemelea el Se sob the Le of Isdrevise the pedal el de Wires .6.1{1/ b% the owl e.t.a, le Yr. The ,i , , *lion of I.l%lttrotion by strychoiss sytY bee len takes wrue•ly in r r.Rinrd..tear.l to me et rest Impertames sad I th. L ot po o . nie r.sl by *tee 1e diNianiftbi tie engin 111 •vber.l V. rotate wit► sly No,lfteel lesesep, essiets sat tie egd salui•rr MPS of bitter beer site alrydades. It Y lambda st. sal to :Lev eeether Ingeth la thieli ithee. mad c.. 1 It Mr. ANN** I eel mewl is Ire dyer e the Peas meth l hn it *a. e:•• Y tit ether Wefts" the lereerlis t.lt the Infirm lee thee Mulled et Men. Th daireti n I expreered et this hems,' Is VW halm Is Br. 1. %therm,. la Ma a wriato s• 1 • bid to Me %burn die my enter was esalesleily talked Y Its Moose's bee, tie %iv twt the teeth, sT ten%sia rodlinlot to that ohms of kr," . JUSTUS LIEBIO. -- 6;,,e5,a147 :1, test. f EARAMII MEDICATED CREAM, and the let CIIteetATION of tea ISIAtOD—Dr. Parry, at* may rah. et melted mak Mew that lade era very kw alsemee. c`tr 'eat • r tau•ttontlead. my era be graded to W.. a the thvglaCaß MUM not bow tiled rimit i r bey *rads we' Into esrerrealle Vie ale tb r emeeki la nave sod It sin IlloadatoM wry wind We awe the obeli Nom* VW be I bgnalr i ll; their atlas Yam, :wawa& Noytt moo • law of ito eat the renew marts or lade WNW OP aoluselmt from the Heed shoal liana sew rqs.dierdaile.Me the he aterdsarree= Tay I the diet bac et art v at Ir. ergekr. th•Ft 11.2.1.1bry Wrestler tam Ur Mild. r lite, I. be. val! 4r ,tau d la quality sad &idiot to anomit. Z r I utha diheases sill to th 3 SIONIMINIMOW ether 1•41..3e. arty. trim ea *verbal! of liked la awe a i r War pan .4 the *ET, sod ma from a 4•11111 my of ■ uksitowat OM equals.. tae Sitenhtima M oualisity dm Ohs orootalat Obi MS a .11 the, cam. Mid lOW MONISM b OMNI webs la pitainuot do Whom ofrogitoolea of aim amillal ao spot void way to mile to owl MIA as WNW 1111••••• NO Ow gaol. Sa Gook 'toadies of dr bis*_ Imo mmt boo waist W. —looks lastomilla OlLnoli DEAUTIFUL lIAIR.—The weesteld reeelb of ter :at half etatary haw= Irma Palm art ROW! 1 , 11 X .6' teAle4Alt OIL IN ireebet reedi tr.e l.veu. to ter new\ sod ereerre d be rem lodr. est übea every Mbar bases erre les MM. let berries be bd. war prop rites We the pre of re Irk seeder re bar Is Us embryo stetµ seaderaeni W pair* dim= It MN Mixt aid during, ma gas it te maturity, sad aueliums Ns X itialtby err" era reeber r re lire palm , 4 luaus use. Is re sorb el sad alasiaelaue, n iambi:ovoid** la Ile stielallsOse eLieer rc7; dillies it Is eatesially reereeeerr, r trurs ad • O bea r uties! bud al War. fries Ss ed. sr Te.; her her rale ft rat raft le& 6d, esi dada ebe, Sle. Orbs— sundo ollisitude Arum 061.' re es re rim, la two re. Mr .we en estieset es tr et re War essirber bres—rei Sp A. t=irjr l 2 eirminks. errs. ri by Si Omer and re arm IRELAND. Dczuse, Averse 21. Mr. Delmege, the Clare magistrate who has been placed in so awkward a position by the verdict of the Six-mile-beidge jury, has surrendered himself to the proper authorities; and, as it now appears, never entertained the idea of withdrawing himself from the hands of the law until the day of triaL Mr. I lelmrge wrote to the coroner, stating his readiness to become amenable, and proceed to Ennis pot, pro vided an escort sufficient to protect him against any popular violence, which he declared that he had reason to fear, accompanied him to town. An escort of twelve teen of the 3rd Dragoons was aeoordingly sent for the purpose, and accompanied by them and sonic constiibuhu, started from the residence of his father vcsterday "for the gaol of Ennis. While food for popular excitement is this abund antly supplied in the south, there seems to be no lack of similar pabulum in the north. The Belfast IV7iig of this morning contains the following unexpected announcement : We understood that peesediass law bess am tm by th e looillords of the Chesty Dews be helm, ma air lad against Mm'. Crawford ter offal& attsatavets as flair sow thiet, which appeared is his twat hits, roulette's the Down simian. Is sapient " itoodkoo libel. we make • mistake—we timid sotbeg have said tweettplivearate owl distinct aesiews k =gps heat lbw oessigoom was to meet. Bat the stalhoskad by we mane alarmed. It is stated that wave lows bees takes to sewn the ierriees of dot WWI Irish &weed ea his behalf ; end it i. confidently believed that era as exposi win be made Oa the trial (should • trial ever eras of) oa oil asiguish her Majtiitfe liege subjects. The weather appears at length to have lakes up in good earnest, and with the exception of a tsw trifling showers, we have now had a snetemion of two or three really fine days. This is a delightful change for the country, and news of its happy effects on harvest affairs may now be expected from day to day. The accounts received today are in general satisfactory, and arc unanimous in describing the cereal crops in favourable terms. The Cork Ex. aminee reports a gratifying improvement in the tone of the accounts respecting the potato, so far u the south of Ireland ;s concerned, adding that of a great deal of the crop has undoubtedly been lost; but it is cheering to learn that the disease shows decided symptoms of having abated, and that the portion which was untoached by the first attack will proba ble he all preserved to use." Lord and Lady Palmerston are expected on a visit to Beleek Manor, the residence of Colonel Knox Gore. The statement about the destruction of Lismare Cantle wan fortunately a groat exaggeration. A small portion of the edifice was indeed burnt, but it only oonrieted of sumo apartments which were to have been demolished for intended improvements. NAVAL PoltTattorTn, AttMYST 22,—The Retribution, 29. ' , ream frigete. Captain the Ron. J. R. Drummond, sailed today for Lisboa.—Tbe Fire Queen, steam yawl, went out harbour this eflermson to Hyde, to Men oref the Grand Duchess Catharine e 1 Ramis to this port, on mote to Hriehtna.—The lismeouta. 6, stem sloop, Capt. the II ,n. S. T. Carnegie, sailed on Friday night far Yr canine-- The Tiger, 16, steam frigate. Ciwitairt Giffard, oiled yesterday aftemoon for the Mari innately., taking supernomirrarim for the Best them.— The royal yachts Vittoria and Albert end Fah7 cams into harbour from Cowes yesterday. They will return to Cowes teetnorrow The Termagant, 24, sores steam frigate, üblsb it to he commissioned Immediately, has her top-galleon 1111104 gilded and kas eanntenced rattling down. The slar.nni and Odin, steam frigates, have mime into howbeit( from Spithead, the forum to coal; the latter has aslant oils and situ masts preparatory to Ogg up the bag hour with th e wows mem. Tb. Vestal, 28, _Captain C. Hamilton, is eipeetsd to he Vail siva*" " wsa Friday ne a t, preparatory to sailing to Pis Vies- Admiral Seymour'. 'quadrates the North Amebas &Om nth. Dr.vos rimy, AUGUST 22.--The 24, Captain Wallsee Domain e sailed Jesleeles kr the Foal& to join the squadron ea that roe anew steamer, remain MaralkmlPn_ way 11."111" —.17.9136P1eted by Admiral Si, J. A. thamenny wmatlanse rate harbour on flatarday le be paid Iftielfra wea mm cantina Rassey, retanted eg le as ta g ew . Fader from forming a p er t glee uadrem repro bee 'eons ar ty. The Claes= Itgeekerstee hell greyed " . after not bar* been is iselt garb pee" " Thumelay towed by ph. Gnaw. Bad tams into Ito 2 dock for embed and Israkt. lidinhorgh gamer, Captain Hewlett, salved es IllaterdApiiii, svmth- The Hoeheater lighter sailed en 7bselg p wsl4 it r es for Portsmouth tad Chatham. SPORTING. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. DONCASTER, 1862. GRRAT Y 0111141116111 IiANI6II. AP of 23 IMP. each, 11 It, and 5 only if declared on or before Saturday next, Oa 28th et lb Eltbirnn 8 7 Noir Waiter Clincher 8 6 Lady Evelyn 8 6 Unsaborongh 8 4 Pitsflrd Chief Justice 8 V Nancy 8 0 Prise Minister 8 0 Telma lionimadez 7 12 Moises 7 10 Me Asa 94 09arles 7 8 Alma • • • • • • • • • • 7 8 MANI 111999‘.. 7 7 Isalli% 7 Ikalna Frank Trkkitrese 7 3 st lb Sally Warfoot colt 6 3 Litdriek 6 3 Praetor Alp Koh-imoor 6 2 Merry Bird Storyteller Galvanism IA Gamin Laths Scarecrow Knight of the Garter 6 0 Constellation 6 12 Jack Leeming Sledmete Sackbut Alfred the Great Mary Ann Bit of Blue Pelopidu Rama , 111•Fayiya loamy 6 I 7 13 1 l i alslf Leo Pol May D ar Aaron Swab 6 12 BirßowlandTrenebard 6 111 Kilquade Kieft np-the-Dust 6 10 Red. Lien Constantine Herbert Indian Warrior Lurks Lady Amyost 6 7 Wratbargais 6 6 Malawi.* 6 51 Hunpreamt Billy Itishardlasa CLITILAND HANDICAP Of if declared on or before the 28 iyugo - ~ __ ' 6 0 Captain Plash Euphony Spark Varmint 4 12 Imagination I Ibis Twin Snarry 4 7 Bilberry 4 6 Tema/mit 4 4 Infidelity Ally Carinetta Clacal Chopisit Leavarrt• i ICommit IVo tipar 20 Now. onoly k ft, and 6 only Anna it. lb. Mountain Deer l3 Lady Evelyn 8 Russborongh 4 Earley 3 Tonic Bir Charles l2 Young Englend Cutler lO Hungerfurd Indian Warrior ... 4 Le Jail at. lb. Gipsy colt Paddy Bird Sally Warrant colt Reaper Evadne Worcester Lady Agnes Surveyor Bilberry 6 0 Brawn 5 5 Coral .. CRICKET. ARRANGEMENTS FOR TEE WEEK. THIS DAY. At Brighton.—County of Sussex v. County of Surrey. At Tsiunbridge.—Eleven of Englaisd Y. Twenty-two Devonshire. _ _ :Twickenham v. Oval Club. At Chieleheret.—West Kent Club v. Vise Club. At Park Ground, Holloway.—Oendemen v. Players of Middlesex (benefit of Paul). At Northampton.—Northampton County Club v. Leices tershire. At Vincent-square.—St. James's Club v. The Etonian. To-uonnow. At Brighton.—The above match continued. At Teignbridge.—The above match continued. At Northampton.—The above match (motioned. At Victoria Park.—Victoria Park Club v. Kingston. At Northampton Alms Ground.—City Club y. Hertford. At Lewisham.—Lewilbare v. Bexley Heath. At Reinford.—Roenford v. The Caxton*. At Southall.—Southall v. Eat leliageon. WID3ZIDAY. At Brighton.—Tbe above match concluded. At Teignbridge.—The above match concluded. At Peckham Kye.—Peckham Rye v. Merwthain. At the OvaL—Oval Club v. Hahn. At Croydon.—Clarence lasts with Loamy, v. Amateur Club, with F. Miller, F". At Te4obridge.—Tembridg• v. Pinion. • At Godalming.—Oodalming v. ehillinglea. At Portsmouth —The United Metes of Begland v. Nine teen Gentlemen' et Harapshine with INy. At Ifereford.—Eleven of England v. Twenty two of Ilemfeed. FIIDAT. At Croydon.—The above match sonchtled. At Teigabridge.—The above match coneladed. At GoUneing.—The above math concluded. At Portsmouth — The elms match continued. At Hereford.—Tbe above twitch continued. At Trcntham.--Treatham Club v. Burton-on-Trent. ISATVIDAT. At Portemouth.—Tbe above match concluded. At Hereford.—The able, match concluded. At Trentham.—Thu above inside concluded. THE GENTLEMEN OF KENT v. THE GENTLE MEN OF ENOLAND. OANTERBURT, BATOILDAT ETINIIO. Thb UNA* MOO emilawed and terminated today. The May 4IM wet eseemimes Ilh after ahl-day, and the stamps were drawn beim the deck had chimed half- part 2, Kent Wog delbeir4 by OS nes. Kent has been aloguls./I, on. tartan ate this woos. width is owing to /be effects of age apse the shiarh and aetivity of der cliampioas. Some =blood /Mt be infused, or the team wall be less d in mming sessma. The 'sidle breakfast at the As sembly Hams tbis remains was Weeded by a brilliant essay of theementy gentry. The following a the Mei Mesa: Kommo. Ms.& Ortmerms, OZIO‘IO b Trehorim Sortoo. b SO 1 14,04 $ 0 liessolo.b Mx '...... 4 Hr. W. 111•184 ace, s Ns. 4. Ofblibmil. b Frodorisis l i b Wpm —. Led Gosesey. • Pas s. b Pro &Ohs 10 b Wyss We. B. Nallimar. b Atha .. ...... ... a nis wt. Ur. IL b hollka .......„ 0 b //coSso , M iidimair. ... .. C lice. L. C. ts. sot le b Illyna • Wr. Z. b Wpm 111 b My= I 4 Hr. W. Pert, 4 b Lyra 0 b llorlos I Mr. L lisology • Oradea b !No nwhite Kr. J. IL Parlor, all am LIO LI; w,12 l4 11,141 L 4;10,2 .- IP 141 F.Tralorldw Pow. b lbilswes — 0 aslant 4 aim 118,.. brarbw....... . I broker W. 11.11•Iiii‘lbl, lii. b • burn 6O b habit IS rt. 14111/4 lg. b /16•1• N. Fella. Ewe, • Twin" b had IS b Draw 10 A. Wow b Prise .. a bramble IL liasubb b Pettit .—... I 1 b a lthrt 23 W. IL bairn, b MINN ... 44 b C. 114. b C. r=44. Bs, 9011•1... a Time, N i. 111, w. b redsiN ." 0 b Fmk/ 6 41,1;110;w,2 6 11 . 81 141 . ...... ....... 5 11l Thus England was b 792 rim Mora W( -Wend In the riinsOnsints of the 17th instant :—" The court-martial dtday la 'firma ham sentenced Maria Bwobada, clothes. Mbar, to Mena blows with rods and fourteen days sow ibissent in hens dm verbal and *Mal bijury of the Gann of ;midis tionrity." A woum-in Mellhaine.—.Zumiteg the past week eanstderable eseilamena kr been more at Abergavenny by a report that a inn bed made a inniirdis that ho, in gempany with four Mammy waylaid owl twardeted a re le farmer, HAN. SOW Ward. as dis 18th spoilable 1846, near Csalbook (seer Delosalt laros), by piney Ma off his bens Ind air so the bock of hbi heed until he did ; sod *IN 6118 toffind, hearing siella ewelag, tbn . liedindynge to juap on tho bond and= away. ParaWaßegialla Cosset leek tir moo late y who made the stabnin, sad deo eaanor =who denied all knowledge of the trawssethm. Oa they were taiga W', - the reedstratr, when he who ark thill statism' sold be did wst me the deed am" o o deled B . bet bad heard she pores ey deasethe the we is whisk !MAW woe eilboted. Th _wen bosh Tier it we doubt the home alluded to Nem by his dee* by ore hol mesas, bat the whole 1i soveleysd 4 wary INTIM AND DIKIOIIIIDA BAILWAL-11111 UM ',early meeting efts Ads essepny bold f° DU" en Fria Z imi sestatt i t C IIN° of Veit direaleme' eiseat Jarasettrdet tan IlieWllll. OS lag to amble the smarmy le by the of row three. dm the • pryer of t o y s yo eV Ur pram; hobelsiesefilhe alemessy, the eseerd aidirlssd by Act ISO and Hi Vb. sap. NO, and 13th mod 14th Vie. day. 46► ram& sprit privilege attached ft othierwise, Teel=to no pinning of the rotor Is dirt behalf. iwo mum by how W. ei lkArde IR'. gait ers al empsoy. Th e mess dleastsfs, irk& hdi in we so low, bootee Wei wood was Asyedoluestkeitostberesesieltoted, old WO lalosoll Dodos a/ parlotisaa white wen soeslosusly passed, ee:rutisessesess to isms Ipiedbostro those, la miss to to lay off the alionnentiessed; no Indere of sub shares to be or. titled to bar lee err. So smarty. VI RAILWAYS. THIS DAT. Two o'CLocit. The railway market is extremely buoyant to-day, and prices of all stocks have experienced a decided rise. Business is moderately active, and much con fidence is shown in the stability of prices. SHARES AND ROCKS UNGUANANTEND. SaluzZr . x u tt 41 ti l lo t ° ' . 0 V 111 - i rd. 6 i 7E 76 77 111 Ilt _1.! 1 _.47 94 95 - id $1 97 41 1;f '- II 41 : 16 17 8 9! 16$ 194 id 1124 133 1 pa si a 91 " 6 f dV ft 11 18 4 & e IGI dr 43 44 1 a iii 4 I die 2 4! ii 4 z at 9 i i; i I 41 die 3f 4I ;411 1 1i die ~,,, ,0 1, i.e 4, I 24 al. - - W I. 20 11l U& pr ipa le 12 14 4 Se 23 24 11 2t I ii dim 1 4 AI 44 4$ 31 31 10 4 See . N NM ▪ •A N 86 143 130 NI 1136 110 113 id NI 68 N II NS 110" 111 :4i 131 IIR ■! 10 USVA 15 i !e• XII ii 4 id 104 10$ /HARES. ►oi 104 . 40 ►42 lii 201 1 1 1 11 11 :if pa 14 if pa 11 Ws 3.... 14 t : 14 4 IS. 1" Pla I 10 181 4i — po 13 4 14 14 II 121 Ite 101 0 1011 1031 1 21 101 a d I If pm . 1 :1 it 4 I Me 108 10$ 64 i IM .WATT. li il Z el ito li II . li li pm Sr 1 so di II / 6 1 21 61 5 11l ut In le pek 1: 7 u l t4l 7 1J :I il I= id Isla tads y up to I p.s. '7 of 74 42 I I 2 74 7i 7 i 44 90 0 10 ad :I i+ . l[l, 18i I 101 II In 4 Si :a Is It 92 li 1 3 4 9 1 I NI I,µ 7 I 'ire ail IS Am now` I !f i rL l Fik: ,10801.,!kl; ET aws.ba.lop I rb..9 , !•ALI Brigid sal rtltr Chester aid Oark sail Swim RAM and Whit Jana.. lAtulso=ad Ater. Diet Alliena p ri i:ar a. lo 85 IL) .. !!'" DO. Vfl. ft* LaesiMPe Do. Saw Mom ... L. 111 .L Misr. and Ologsw Dasisis id""l tdrll= Do. saans, A. Est.- I Do. sialsa, O. °Lama. rad Wssi..(lra 4.rst Waters ;Lamerax sad WM, .. Ilausiake sad Torldhla -- D•TiTll6 De. latileg . rbisit Lents LaY~ do., &MS Do.tIC 0141140411.(C Laudon 1 • selliMesion Da, E3O . " 441,661 7hilisiinies !!!Asub.,,Box..siriakuos, - . ildshel. Unite mamma !M*4.04. %remelt) Narialk :Nee motet . Ktoth,th Ae ...• lisrega_ ,A., gathany Nowry sod Jratthidlost... Norfolk De. Sow_ *V , _ Mathes thootios alor Korth Rai I Ilerth North Do su r ag oet i t . Der.... Korth Wrath.- " O lno xford. Mrs& Wm , . :ro4the OMNI :.00ttithi pared ... Sistombay Heratord.. shremsbary sad Chad& a or. wan..) ... Ihrepoldre Haien ... DOHA. I. 0, sad D. tally psidepat per Qat :an& 'Grab Not YeablialverDe Medan' art _Hartlepool w on last Wao Ointeag . . _ De. Eft Raimisim .. Do.o.lll.lL.Puribris Turk W salk DWlme _ UMW IJIAMAD AT !Olele • "691106 ai • easy 111=7: 44 :111= ix teitt raug lined= OseirllaOrestWjfil WO - )1. 1 401 - 11 haulm --"dellimill— I I (Issisi Is GCS anima ) Okraisifte Is Uses loran NNW LTaOreat widare 14111111110,(W gt. aldose (62 L' 1 . ) 1 14;616 id Grim mai Orassmish Oreed to Beet! Itsolars Me Prdmrame MOW LeserettOrrApirerl. -- 111.iNg1;11;13 - 1 - 1) - 7.. So INMlNNlNowesisni Nand to 13 I Preftrittlyr• Om 1111.11aNilawi id 03 1111011* ittrtt) 1111/1 c lisaL. (1901011 1 Lynn selllllgighelm i sb r i p a llsiora ...... 100 Ds. INN . IN pNNW .//00.0/de. Ls. 9i l ea ti kllNl" N !Weir V spa. -... (land ft 0 Data DIN• 100 mai a gyp.{ (iiiiia M ono wl* J._.. I Dias I, / .. .l 1141.1616 ste WNW 4 ma.. Idiot itelybrod DS`fink sad Abet. lo.(sT pr wa P 16 : :4 ?" v5 P 611116:11 Zeit INlLigE n tr. gag eroliViti Pr Cad Chlla Mira= type! 01 Wao.ollsMipeleis Op Ilhalais. Ina 4 pit &Ulm' p 0 les. A Mid M. .= ; rap C. $ aMr ol New _•••_ •• . !!rialk MON We.— onon )slera. Weressisr, — Wetver,SlLlper ICtiaater(Nor.W.l per Poet... .. 4=Oss.l *Ed lleyeattleya a:::;1 VOSSION 1 Ckarlintael trysails • Gnat Mks 44 Da. 4 Grad Judas **am 34 tWaLat ... MAWR* 1•60) 'NW s END 175r,100111 drab 1141, at rim& 14 Lambda* 10 DDa.a. abdierayr 11• dada *dials . . RI 71e4di. 10 IlmarmatLleso II laDdriats 01 traars. . all (kr ILL Aitir dr U ID Idmis a lo pari f =ll . . * fob = 4O E4 30 II ma 11 =tea 1 1 Wert Wadi= 01 Maw— - IS 16 I. $ 64 64 MONEY MARKET. SATO/DAY Evzxnro. The favourable Bank returns and improved appear ance of the weather were regarded as circumstances decidedly in favour of the prices of stocks to-day, and the consequence was a general improvement, notwithstanding the absence of many members,which restricted business. Consols opened 991 to 1, and left off, as officially quoted, 991 to for money and ' account, being arise of / since yesterday. After the regular hours the quot a ti o n wan 1 hi g h er st ill, at 99/ to I. Bank Stock has rallied to 227. The business report is brief, including only the undermentioned stocks, viz. :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, 1; ditto, for accou n t, 991, 1, t. Th ree per Cent. Reduced, /00/. Th e Ne w I Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103 j, t, I. Bank Stock, 2251, 227. Exchequer Bills were without inquiry, at 745. to 775. premium for the March, and 68s. to 71s. pre mium for the June issue; but India Bends were sold Is. lower, at 86s. premium. Foreign stocks were firm, end for Spanish, Portu gime. ihtob, and Mrs:loan, qui tendency was ins prating. Granada Deferre d Bondsn met with good many transactions at 111 to 1 2. The list of sales is subjoined:—Belgian Four-and-s-Half per Cents., 951. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1021; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and '39, 102. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 981, 99,98'1. Granada One-and-a- Half per Cents. ex December, 1849, Coupon, 24; ditto Deferred, 12, 111, 12, lit. Mexican New Three per Cents., for account, 31st August, 25/, 1. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 38. Russian Five per Cents., 1191. Sardinian Five per Cents., 95. Spanish Old Three per Cents., for amount, 481, ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 22, 1, 1. Venezuela Deferred, 161. The quotations current in the market for new un dertakings are as follows :—Vietoria Docks, 3to 31 prem.; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 34 to 1 prem.; Ebro Canal, a to 1 prem.; Chiriqui Road, I to 1 prem. ; Electric Telegraph Company of Ire land, 1 to 1 prem. ; Irish Submarine Telegraph, par to 1 prem. Monday next (the 23rd) has been appointed special settling day in the Stock Exchange fur the new Midland Bradford scrip. There is no essential change in the rates of money this week, but the tendency has not been in the direction of an easier state of things, as is indicated by the fact that for money on call 11 per cent. can be readily obtained. Rates of discount remain much the same as before. The week's imports of specie and bullion have been large. Our account includes: the America, from New York, with 152,000 dole.; tho Magdalena, from the West Indies, with 1,100,000 dolls.; the Prince of Wales, from Sydney, with 35,000 oz. of gold ; the, Arctic, from New York, with 330,657 dole.; and the (keen Queen, from New York, with 100,000 dole. in American gold; the Duchess of Northumberland is also reported this afternoon as having arrived off the coast with 4,694 oz. of gold from Sydney, but with out any later dates. The total value of these imports is nearly half a million sterling. The shipments have also been heavy. The exports of the precious metals from London have been con fined to silver, but include a shipment of 442,890 oz. of coin despatched by the Messrs. Rothschild to Hamburg en route to Austria, on account of the loan lately raised here fur that empire. The Custom House account for the week ending Thursday last, is as follows :--Silver win.: to Hamburg, 442,890 or.; to Belgium, 70,000 oz. ; to Dunkirk, 2,700 ox. Sil ver bars : to Rotterdam, 22,000 oz. The value of these exports is about 134,500/., the total quantity being 637,690 oz. ozhleriaentiosed sums baw Ike lees shipped from various ports, viz., 21,4661. by the Lad - PT lyn, for the Cape and the Fast; 30,0001. by the Orestes, for Port 'Phillip; 10,0001. by the Southern Cron, for Hobart Town ; 4,6301. by tho Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Madrid; 9,1141. by the La Plata, for the West Indies; 16,0001. by the General Hewitt, for Sydney; 26,0001. by the Win dermere, for Port Phillip; and 173,5251. by the Pe ninsular and Oriental steamer Sullen, for Alexandria and the Eastern markets. The total e xp orts from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to about 423,0001., from which we see there has been but a small excess of imports over exports. The following important announcement relative to navigation and trading reciprocity with Spain, is extreisted from the Legatos Gazette of last night : By ma Cadre in Osineil, dated Osborne, Aug. 18, 1852, it is desheed in pawnor of ths 16 & 16 Victoria (which eiseetsjcjt e re it shall appear to her Majesty that by the laws dons of any foreign power tbe trade and shippintef mat Britain is *sperm of such foreign power hamlW% placed oa the same reeds* as the trade and ship ilfr nosh foreign power, it shall be lawful for her deeisn , by the whim et her Privy Council, to order and deolssi flat tfte trails sad shipping of such foreign power shall have the benefit of the provisions of the said aet2 4; :l s t teem and after the publication thereof in the Castles, the trade and shipping of Spain shall have the benefit of the perrisions of the said act. Subjoined is a summary of the railway dividends' declared during the week :—The Great Northern dividend is to be ss. per share, equal to 2 per cent. per annum; the Eastern Counties dividend is, as before, 4s. per share for the half-year, or at the rate of 2 per cent. per annum; the Blackwell distributes the usual half-yearly 24., on its shares of 111. 7s. 6d.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire Board has decided on recommending a continuance of the annual 3 per cent., as we stated would be the ease as far back as the 23rd ult.; the York and North Midland declares 1 per cent, for the year; and the Dublin and Dro gheda pays 16s. per share, in place of 12e. on the corresponding six months of 1861. At the Taff Vale meeting a dividend of 41. 10s. per share for the half year was declared. With reference to the North Staffordshire arrange ment. the Railway limes states that the investiga tion is completed, and the award made. At present it is sealed up, and in the custody of Mr. Robert Stephenson. " That gentleman, of course, " observes the journal in question, "has been rat her closely questioned as to the result ; but it seems that Mr. Hope and himself had preliminarily decided that their decision should not be made known, save in the presence of Mr. Glyn and Mr. Itioardo; these gen tlemen are both ' out of town,' out of reach, we believe, of the telegraph. The efficacy of the seal, and the sanctity of the red tape, therefore remain in violate until the respective chairmen meet." ' From Herapatles Joanna we extract the following analysis of the railway trifle returns for the last week on all the lines.in the kingdom : • . aggregate amount No. of Average receipt received. miles epic per mile. £838,514 0.792 £49 16 0 ~1061.... 364,234 6,08 65 0 0 '1860.... 298,317 6,021 49 10 0 The Railway Times estimates the gross receipts for the whole kingdom, since the Ist July, as follows : Orals swiiW 7 " No. of Average receipt reselved. . miles open. per mile. 1852 .. . 1.2,171017. 8,696 £324 10 0 1861 ..."-9 1 881,868 8,361 364 11 0 1860.... 1,811,637 6,784 330 9 0 The monthly official returns for the frith banks are as follows, for the four weeks ending August 7: Num sad Title. Ifs Irk of Wand The n • nwlnWiJ ifteIPIN;S Y Tie Myr laslike The Nadal' DEM = 119 Nationd Mos e ikeigawl Tete! ' Ombase setborised I 3,7711,128 927,687 281,611 244440 1111,079 711,717 24,004 46,413 11,104,494 Alarm antis lion. 2,30 000 0110,334 161,540 1041111 !!0.140 ylos 17,13,3 4,34405 Ansage uhowat of Ode. 5711,614 211,071 144001 114 0,019 6031 1.214.673 Oa onsiparing the priCeith ilat flgate l s with those for the mmitit of Ally, we. . there has been a diminution in the circulation to the amount of 9,7181., and also in the coin held to the amount of 8,7461. 721 I sal li PR 100 2 eii Pe ll' ~, ii Pk i U. 0. P •• :0 ►~ ~ THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocit. The stock markets have opened with a decided upward tendency. Console have again reached par, the price having steadily improved from 00 4 to 100, and being now quoted 091 to 100 for money and ac count, or f higher than the last official quotation, of yesterday. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 1008 to ; the New Three-and-a-Qu ar t er p er C ents ., 103: to 1041. Bauk Stock, 227. The floating debt is quiet. Foreign Stocks are firm, with little business offer ing. Granada Actives mark 23:, but the deferred stock is rather better, with transactions at 11: to 121. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates have ad vanced to 99t. Mexican Threes mark 2.5 g to Equador Bonds, 4;. Russian Fives, 1204. Dani.,h Threes, 824. LATEST FOREIGN EXCIIANGES. BERLIN, AEG. 20.—Voluntary Loan, 103. New Lean, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1830), 1041; ditto (1862), 104 j; National Debt, 941. Commercial Marine Society'ar residua. 128 j. Bank Shares, 1071. VIENNA, Ato. 21 .—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 97; New Loan (series A), 971 ; ditto (B), 1121 ; Bank Shares, 1,361. Exchange on London, 11.49. MADRID, Ate. 17.—Three per Cents., 45 3-10; after Boise, 43 3-16. Do. Deferred, 221 c. ; after Holm, 221 c. ; Debt (Ist class) ; after Bolas, 111 c.; do. (2nd class), 3 11-16 e. ; after Boise, 6 11-16; Bank of St. Ferdinand,lolle. Exchange on London, 30.30. LOCAL SHARE MARKET. LyrzarooL, Arouer Yl.—Prices have again advanced, though only a moderate amount of husines is doing. The following are the closing prices :—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, W.—Blackburn (late B. C. and N.Y.) peel. 6 per cent., 241—Caledonian, 2.14 le. I—Eastern Coun ties, 101 11—East Lancashire, 17I—Lanesshin and York shire, 711 1 80 I—Ditto (fifth share.), 41d.—London and North Western, 1221 2 1 —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, 29—Ditto (Cl. new preference), 1 p.—Midland, 7611 1 II lll—Shrewsbury and Chester preference gua ranteed 8 per cent.,lBl--Bouth Eastern and Dover, 2111 —York end North Midland, 241 I. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattondea and Smith report that the accounts from the plantations are very favourable, and the duty has advanced to 720,0001. Martet very Brm for the few 18i1 hops that remain unsold. One new pocket has just arrived from East Peckham, Kent, very unrioo and slack dried. No one at present seems disposed to purchase it at the price asked, 101. 10s. per cwt. COAL MARHET.—THIS DAY. 14s. ; Eden Main, 14i. 34.; T.mfield Moor, 12s. 6d.; Bates's West Hartley, 13s. 61. ; Wall End Has well, 15e. 6d.; Walls End Hatton, 15s. 6d.; Walls End Lambton, 155.; Walls End Stewart's, 154. ca. —Ships at market, 185. EMIGItANT CoNvlrrs.—On Wednesday last some On or 70 "good conduct" convicts were sent from the New Convict Prison, Pongee, to Spithead, for the purpose of joining the Equestrian, hired convict-ship, for conveyance to Australia. They are all young men, end as soon as they arrive in Australi i they will receive, it is reported, tickets of leave, and proceed into the interior as agricultural la bourers and servants. The Equestrian embarks other con victs from Parkhurst, Portland, and Plymouth, on the same footing. The policy of sending convicts to Australia, in the presence of the circumstances in which that colony is now placed, and the strong desire and anxiety that prevails among the working and other classes to get out there, may well be doubted. If not holding out a direct inducement to crime, it yet, most undoubtedly, mitigates the severity of the punishment, end robs transportation of its chief sting. Transportation we have been accustomed to re gard as a penalty for the worst crimes short of capital crimes, and the fate to which the most inveterate crimi nals are consigned ; but the burglar or forger who is sentenced to be expelled his native country, end who by the observance of "good conduct " during a twelvemonth's ^reforisatoo" de cation at Porternoudi; Is cleat =le Australia, and receives a ticket of leave, may well look down with pity upon, and be regarded with envy by, the miserable being who loiters about our streets appealing, at one time, with abject supplication, and at another with th e threatening air of a footpad, to the charity or fears of the passer by. As one instance of the working of the plan we may mention the case of a man, named Burton, who was sentenced to transportation last year, for having, in con junction with others, carried on an extensive system of plunder, upon his employers, Tilly and Son, soapmakers, in Preepeet-row, Portsmouth. In consequence of his expa triation from this country, his wits and family fell upon the Union, and, he having obtained a ticket of leave, has been most advantageously employed. He has just written home to his friends, expressing a hope that his family may be en abled to join him as they could be most comfortable in Australia. He himself was very comfortable, and was just entering upon an engagement of 7s. per day !—Manip shire Tetegraph. CONTINENTAL TRAVEL—A letter dated Stras burg, August 14, says:—The passenger Oaf* by the Paris and Strasburg line exceeds all expectation. The express and mail trains are particularly in request. Every evening Englishmen are arriving, having left London the previous night. Our city is overrun by foreigners of all nations. We are only beginning to perceive the importance of this railroad to our city, as well as to Switzerland and South Germany. The continued raise have done great damage in this neighbourhood, and caused a considerable advance in the price of wheat. Reports from the south of France are not much more consolatory. The Rhone and Shove have on several points overflowed their banks. Another letter from Spires speaks of inundations caused by the swell ing of the Rhine. TERRIFIC STORM.—DEATH ity LIGHTNING.—A terrific thunderstorm, accompanied by torrents of rain and hail, occurred at Exeter on Thursday. The weather was fine up to half-past 4 o'clock in the afternoon, but at that time a dark lurid cloud hung over the city, and in • few minutes the storm began to rage, and the streets were soon deluged by the rain. Considerable damage was done to property. A sewer overflowed in one part of the city ; and on a horse attempting to pass over, the road gave way, and the horse and driver were precipitated into the gitlph. The man sustained severe injuries. During the storm a house, called Deuble Lock, on the banks of the Exeter Canal, was struck by the lightning. Several persons, who had taken shelter in the passage, were struck down by the electric fluid mud severely injured. A gentleman, named Burnham, of Heavitree, was struck in the head and died instantly. Two young men, named Force, of this city, were standing near the unfortunate deceased. They were very much scorched in the abdomen ; and their limbs, especially the lower (extremities, are partially paralysed. Two persons were standing at the door of the passage where the cata strophe coomarrod; and it is a most remarkable fact that the lightning plowed over them, leaving them perfectly unhurt, and stria the group within the passage. The storm con tinued with unabated fury until 7 o'clock. The weather is now delightfully light and genial. NATIONAL REFORM AtHOCIATION.—The third an nual election of the council of this association took place on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday last. We understand that several new member have been elected ; and it is a ratifying indication of the signs of the times that, on this occasion, a very much larger number of members have voted than at either of the former elections. It will now be the duty of four serutineen, two of whom are members of the House of Commons, to declare the names of the suc cessful candidates, and the number of votes recorded in favour of each; and we learn that the highest number, ac tually voting, approaches seven thousand. The council consists of 100 elected members, who have power to elect, by ballot, 60 honorary members, to be selected from the chairmen of all metropolitan and provincial local associations, (who, when their numbers amount to 100, are at liberty to elect • second representative), and all members of the House of Commons who support Mr. Hume's annual mo tion for reform, or otherwise adopt the principles of the as sociation, if they so please. On the assembly of the new council, the programme of the future operations of the as sociation will be taken into consideration ; and se we have been informed measures are already in contemplation which will very greatly increase the efficiency, as well as the influence of the council. The principles of the associa tion are now thoroughly understood, and have been adopted throughout the whole kingdom. WEST FLANDERS ItAILWAT6.--GrOss trafilcfor• month of June, 1852, 1,1484 18s. ld. • this amount in cludes the sum received by the government for the com pany's account. June, 1861, 1,1021. So. June, 18.50, 1,1241. 7s. taKCH RAILWAY TRArric.—The following are the last ralursoof the von reeelpta of tlie petastail Frove railway. Nosilmax.—From Aaeuat 3 to Avg* II 06altheoaera, 363 617 t.; rot* 11 1 1,4441. • total. 62 ,1011. lkazim—Froui August 3to Augutl4lt Psmmgen, 161,6221. ; P ode, 04,010 h, total, 237,715 f. Haves.—Prom Avrust /I to Awed 14 t haamitta4, 0,2141.; peeda 4104214 total, RUSIN. , OSUPASII *en euat7 uerw —Pram Aaiun 6to August Pr -291 417 f.; cool., 2 7,554 f. ; tntal, 354,11111 f. itil~iTtlealanat 5 to August II : 1'u1aug1e,177,4666 ; pada, 119,764 f.; total. 297,331!. HAUL— YTOUIAMPt 2 to Minot 6: Paistsiera, 13,146 f.; goods, 909116 L ; total, 54,1441. Motaralaay.—Yrola August 3 to Myatt II : Patattaanta, 10,466 L 1 good; 12,0691. ; total, 27,555 f. LTOINI —Tro y Angola 6 to AugtM 14: Pastanaen, 116, 7 49 f. ; rote* 234,6131.; total, 711 4 ,9661. Woovao•— Tram Aarvat 9 to August 13: Thuseagen, 89,110 f.; goads, 11,2314; total, 112,171. MINES. SATURDAY EVEN INC. Very few transactions have taken place in mining shares to-day, and prices are unaltered, with the ex ception of United Mines, which have been done at 9591., being an advance of 1001. since list week. Trefusis shams are also lower, having been done at 16. East Tolgos shams have met with transactions at 261, and Copiapo at 52. There have been inquiries to-day for N.niveau blondes and Carsor.'s Creek sharesat improved prices, but the other gold mining shares arc neglected; prices, however, remaining steady. The non-official quotations are as follows; Conne mara, to prem.; Glenaulin, to 4 prem.; Ken mare, 1 to 11 prem. THIS DAY. Two o'Ci.oes. The gold mining shares are firm today. Port Philip shares have unproved to ; premium.. Nouveau Mondes are good at to Z premium; and West Mariposa at k premium. Other dcacripuonaare quiet. Cubic copper shares mark 411. ( J,J.,2,2,,.n0Tn0-ss- Wars • .1„1„ , Da. chart. Mixon P.:(1. tiaboday. I ( . 040 .Y. ---. „. 104.000 1 %RUA Ma .3 tar Ism i i(hoou Inr. tnse, Glandes l4ll I IP m , 15,006 In Asturian 20 101(00 le Australasbni .... ....- ........ „. 2 I 14.., ,000 10 Australian 110,000 I Anstrallan Fratbold 6 , 0,000 1 Aro 31arla ► ill I 2 It. ~ ,..r: 50 Bbien•rvon Iron and Coal a ~. 10,..50 1 British Australian Gold 4lll I ICI 24,000 20 Brltisb Into ISA 10.000 If &aril. 111111.00 k rt 01. pes l4l 31 21 0,04 , 0 PI Do. Domes and edam 11,060 10 Llo. at. Jona Ind An— 16 , 210,900 1 Carson's Crosk....„ all Pe i Im . 12,001 .. Ca rs on's Coppit ...- DI 2114 111 4 , 1 100,000 . 3 Coloinal GUI Coplaps 70,00 n 6 osg. k Australian Copper all 2 1 .1, id 20,000 20 nerd all ,(00 Golder Mountain.- 72,001 , Grand Duchy of Baden 11.000 Oran Polgooth all 12 11 urn inO,OOC all t i SI. tfr,,oir) Lauri, Lake balburst... ........ 30,000 Lon. kn a bl or, G . Q tn. C .Co all 4 2 2: . 100,0019 Mariquita 20j= 1 AlestranisSouthernerica3 9 4 4 210,041 New Granada 2 00 ,00 n Nournau Monde It ',OR( Port Philip I4IOM 4 i II 000,04 Quartz Rook all 1, Idm It 7,900 SO Santiago deCuba l€l 111 It 10,000 inuth Atutrallan...... ~ga, 10 Iln C ro n 12.171 NI. IN United 'reclean 100,000 1 I We,. MATiPOIRS 11: I. .i • 1 pall 1 j 190,100 I Yuba COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—I'HIS DAY., The supply of English Wheat at market this morning was small, and comprised a fair proportion of new—the condition for the most part was very indifferent. The prices realised for the white were from 40s. to .52-., and fur the old from 365. to 424. per. quarter. The weather being Hee, and the town millers having pur chased freely of late, there was rather len business doing to-day, at the same time a good retail sale was experienced to distant country millers at the rives cur rent at the close of the past week. Flour was quite as dear as before, with less doing in the article. English Barley was scarce, and brought full terms. Fo reign for grinding purposes scarcely sold so well as before. There was scarcely so good a demand for Oat, this morn ing as at the close of last week, the magnitude of the sup ply inducing buyers to hold back, and th e s li g ht improve ment noted on Friday, was lost this morning, English Beans and Peas being very scarce were saleable at le. more money. In foreign there was no change. BRITI4II. glilliiogs pr r Qr. %MEAT, Paean Kent red 37 io 09... wk ite, 41 to 44 to 48 to PI Ninfolkaod Suffolk._ ,37t039 to 41... do. 41 to 4t to 48 Talavera (Emu or Sei&li) .. Cambridge*Uneolored to 37 to 13 . white., 31 to 4.1 to 44 Ern new .... — to old, to Bans; keilkag ..... ........... ... 23 to 27 „darning '6 to 4 • "WIWI ......*....... UP goillk.showallof —to 84 thowS9 MALT 0.4. TA, English, ford . - ........ ...... 18 to 20...black Ditto reloads . Berwick k ScoMb, — feed 31 to 22. potato ... 2,k to IC Irish, feed. l7 to 18 to 19 _black Ditto, potatoal to 23 Pus, Fr! 29 to 31. .nraple .... 32 to 35 Igoe 32 to 42 imperial 43 to PI White 32 to 34 boilers 34 to 38 Bums, Mauna 28 to 29... tick 30 ton_ old ..4 to 26 Regrow 80 to 92.. small 32 to 34..012 :8 to HI Team newsprint, per bush.— to new winter 4s to Is 341 old to 'Gramm, new i 2 to 14 Lusa= Camas. per thousand £9 to £lO to Cuivsasau, per cwt., rod-- to to —...white to to Per sock of Mks. Fines, town made, delivered.... 37 to 40 tine household ... 33 to 30 Norfolk and Suffolk 30 t o 82 . white« FOREIGN. 51333118 18 Per W. WILIAM, Dantric and Konigsberg 44 to 47...fios Ponieranien 43 to 44 -Rostock 43 to 49 _Stettin II to 45 Trends.. — to to --Brabant Dastleh Umiak 93 to 33. 11/Foetal ........ 80 to 34 Danube ... 33 to 37. .(hissea....... 37 to 41 En ...... —to -- Ramer, feeding 2l to 20..allatiUk4 241 to 28 Laytia. —to „ Indiat Corn Oars,Eualan 18 to2o Pomeranian and strahuad . 18 to NO Swedish and Denied. . .. •. lB . to 20 Prielland and Dutch, feed l3 to 17 Ditto. brew. 2O to 22—Poi** .... al to 23 Bow N tick email MI to 30 AU 32 to 13 Ell7Ptmn ILI to 2.l...Turseeep .L....—.. Ii lo II Pam, m it.. 26 toff 28 to 32-Imßers ... .... - SIM 86 Taus% old Lotman, Baltic and R0w1..11 Mediterranean and Ottawa Bergman 42 to 46 Illempolod 411 to 43. Do. Camas *coot duty, per too, il4 IC to .1:1 13 Per &mei of I tallbs. Fume, American 1910 21 to 24. Cartadisa ' Deirtzle to —...llamburg —. . . . 21 to 92 French a per tack of 280Ib e 27M30w33 hilitIVALB INTO LONDON FROM 161 A ACO to 21st AUG. Qrs. English. Scotch. Irish, Foreign. BWhat tu eat._ .... 4199 ...... I 21 , 141 206 ...... tat. 940 9710 liitit ...... 7643 30 I 33Sii; * 4278 I Hour, 3,220 auks i 9:531 barrels. MLNCING-LANE.-TEII S DAY. The public sales declared for to-morrow are:-Sugar: 350 hhds. West India, 2,400 bags Bengal. 1,700 bags Pe nang, and 300 hags Mauritius. Coffee . 200 casks Planta tion Ceylos:, 1 300 bags 50 bags Native, and 600 b a l es M oc h a. Pi- The t private contract markets ars insetive, but prices must be considered the isms as on Friday. Oria.-Seal, pale, 341. 10s. to 3M. ; straw, 331. to 34/. , brown, 311. 10e. to 321.; sperm, 85/. to 8;/.: head matter,: 90/. ; cod, 331. to 331. 10s. ; South Sea, 341: 10s. to 36/. ; olive Gallipoli, 60!. 101. to :111. lOs. ; Spanish and Sicily, 47!. 10s. to 491. ; palm, 281. to 291 • cocoa nut, 31/. to 361.; seed, ra p e , pa l e, 3 2 1 . 10s. to 331. 10,. ; linseed, 291. 10Q to 291. 15s. METAI.B.-Iron : the market has bean duU, and Scotch Pig is quoted rather lower. Tin, East India Straits, sold at the commencement of the week at Ns. Ban a quoted firm at 86e. to Ns. Gd. British steady, at the late advance. Spelter has advanced Be. to 10e. per ton ; 101. 51, to 161. 103. has been paid for arrival. Lead and Copper quoted the same prises as last week. S: MARKET.—THIS DAY. There is a considerable Menial.° in the supply of Beasts; we have a fair demand, notwithstanding prices are lower on the average. In choicest qualities there is not much reduction. The number of Sheep and Lambs is also large, but the majority are of inferior quality,consequently the best kind.. cannot be quoted lower. We have fewer Calves, bat quite sufficient for the demand; prices on the average are no better. From Germany and Holland there are 1,745 Beasts, 6,800 Sheep, 305 Calves, 90 Pigs ; Spain, 29 Beasts. 200 Sheep; Scotland, 70 Beasts ; and 2,700 from the Northern and Midland Covntim. 1 per moue of Mee ed. 4. d. Per stone of &h. .. .1 . J. Beet Feet , . Hereford 3 6 3 1 Dant Dee. a Ilf.-bde. fob 0 0 0 • Bed Sbeft.bonos 94 3 Meet Lees-wools ...... 30f3 le deolood qualMe Ulll4 2 6 3 Do. do. elmen —.. 0 0 5 0 Mho . 66 3 Sim sedesooedq . uallty 2A 3 I Pies , 2 6 3 Do. do. 13balm 0 0 0 to lie., Pam & 110d..h..16 40 4 Lambe ~ ... . . Wert. at market.. 4.927 ; atop sad Lamb.. 31,760'; )'sires, Mm Pile. 943. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market has been quiet, with leas speculative busi ness doing. Quotations range as follows :—Town Tallow, 38s. nett cub ; Patera:rural' Y.C. on the spot, 395. 3.1. October to December, 39e. ; January to March (1833). 395. 3d. eeUets kltB OF TALLOW. OA& , I lUI. l 183$. %NS • • 1.11, 14 411 t„. ..... • Sleek Ws der ..04411a.. '53,00 6 141.15$ Delivery lest west ...... 1.51$ 1,714 Do.lrose IstJune . . 14 ,483 11,09 s Arrival last week........„. 1 - 2,477 2,674 Do. from is hoe I Mai, n ;Mass 13,436 Mee T. C. dile day per awt ' Us. N. plia. ao. 39 +. 6,1 Do. Town llk 116. ' Vb. Id. . 40..14 Arrival for the week endlai Ist % s t il lest 'year, 1,213 cub, and delivery 1,363 casks. Ile last week com prised 1,688 casks from St. Pertsastsesai, MO hom Anstruha, 168 from South Minks, 9 friss istlisrplebes. casks. _ _____ ...., Divs. Total, 2,674 : lik .!, o fil• .• .. pp P II t re '?" • • % :!› it . • -• .4 7 —:: ..'4 2 i • , :-4. 6 , tr. 1G YI Y 13 F. IN II IS 10 M. 100 4 li St 61 6 i 66 22 M 73 73 334 fli Ili II 171 i .3 31i li 121 70 00i 66 al 31i id lei 35 131 2