The Express. — London, England, 1847-05-06 00:00:00

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I. moo& sag, y tairenkliej a -.0 be Am be die trine be sib's r were, le supplied AIDONTO,oc PEARL . al., Afar Ifbe mum a White Pori Week eceelwaseed et rieletahl net toeheiebe bninelledie et the GAMY Iforbel. gdAlider beet the leedh emeenunnn ebs , oar ariZkoprike lie mast mesa g r ' ;‘ M ow rid pie tba lasatla abiAsaaaws we the * lllad Z m etZ ;VI Cle l =-141se fr;r7es. 77 . by A. A nd sou Hatteargerdea. lava, end by all aIIIIPIOIO O . - - - xi'vniman"..r.l;674;a:iisßWA.litt.-.W. -- MAT TO BA T , AND AVOID. (11110 k 11101010 s tar all Ofewhiels.) Z. DM TO R , T. . ho worimpe-4:11. Itismelsoisiiharbe 4.4.1110 ms asgoillo ane atom ars mi. PIN in aboarmse al sig r i Att air. L oaamaimi at h jil=".ll.l.6lll2ll.l %7 l :ZT L f iat uiagim . Mmt a" ..c ome: !do o,4h i meni. 21, Puterealawew; MAN te _01•111101; , i. 411441; altealho. 14 7, 114414trist ; pea" 417, 400 win g two 100 110000 r. 10, ATIFOLIAMe. Itella.mt. ' INTELLIGENCE. iMnir THIS DAY, lbw d Cloek. _3 to the 16th .lt. have been re neteente el the implinje elf Vera Crut. weerghtrohilli trtillak to --- Air kr" OtlMMatith by General The fallowing ia tr the New lurk Journal e oArietrce • AN AVALLECRE OF VICTORIES. " Oa the lit ay ef the resent month wepaYWai the IWA.C2 d haMNs =aaa Vi tia . l a p 20,000. haw Mho, we have aatiounad the a = les Mkthe t atisb had spas* the sew CoMilleh• end M adeesishilliment et Amelia tile Streesbent thel Watery. Moe the ham redeml==tirliseP..rzalf.-: *pc:astir* . Jan (Wee, with 4,800 seep, to the Medina 11 . = lfemetal Beam And, hely, the separe •spltal of the sate of the woe .sae, fflelss i rtt u e . ef " treta ll tr iL lapeasa lk ) tree, made, sad it is to he hoed my Ma t i o ndea. itreasaae•t, it there he antis pmeniarat, *t amp oe . If, laweeer, it beget in the aids ate a him he Illintity EWA pea to be appease calamity wtddi evse baM es. Pease is air eh wen ad mistiest it we == pamemat or keg emiliss•a novist prosperit rr ge y. U sew he rd i nata im menneat will do itself the Weser the wed as wee "hew to the world that as 110 Via 1 18 IIIe4EPOWII7, sad whiney is em meet opoteet le it hos been remelted, not the terri- Wig fsMasß Mt to thereat a weaker Pewee, bet beam wMB an Men a amen% aims it leek. wt thee *soda weithl Wien le iseptelit i Vrimenk the - immblik o - Mem mama hMe next Ler; =lee the ma eameive sale, All the ilimmists the eAAdtealp.eel mob emeinpeleelens Ne tts We lave lied am woes' Olearestime Nee sire 's Tisk, 20 yams ege : "_ Tht Not Orleans sfteensreial Tines el the 7th alt., lr the Mamie( fete istehiessee from Maziee:—" We have Mee embed to peruse several private Mars, of a very Isei Me, We the etty of Mentes, Intent by pawns of the , gad when source of takrmation are eani a ile ff r se a matter of positing eartainty, that pine beams the Caned States and Mexico ere under eileheanni end that the return el Basta Anna, who was bandy expeolod : would be the sand be ths taw netionnest tea se The Nee Orlarmis Jabs it the ease date adds: " La Parris hes ssesisal a hater, dated TlUNfidb. Marsh 24, 1847, haft wild* we make the hi owing •xtreet : ' Private loam hew die esellek wobble en the ht tha mate them Oared Serb Anse MI jest waved is *et cilBthty., It also noted that the reveluden whet the adedaimatim of Oases Pad a lied at heath haft lenodoeted le a Meer. able water to the segerstnget, rod that Gerierals Pate, lareese, sad Sales, who wee the heeds ef the opposition ts Oases Parks, had bees shot. Ide ace Mew It Mahal talbreionen be egereit. tee ere readied, wailimigirairill it IMAM or adolastse the report.'" (Fran the Wathialloot rnion) Mttsraar APPOINTYrITII.—The preeidast, es will b. peresiad in the mounannent in this day's hes filled die made@ occasioned by the Milatiom Ben ts and General Cumming, to amp theammal et "Mee , =hi the army of the United BMes, byeppelslesset of amends Pillow sad Weak, of eelnuteen, sir mein in Kedge. They lave both led the advantage if the sayesteese etneerly a years active who le Mexico, el, we level, ere solleneri in the army se among this met whelk elken k the service. General Moir has per. talend eekehleserviees la the MK and err arsam *skeet aka Akers of the mug Istluietaiat eirebeset sea ship of the silty of Vera Ono alai made el See inaa Mee Ile our se by General Greet es ens of the tleas teem usher hleamesead te seJnet nib the emesey the terns et varreake. General Wines keel most drily at the hank of Ifesitesey. Then be preallar impiely is nia/den pkesselens in tine forperket eon nail frees the volunteer esnise. The yetimtleu of Oohed Cushing, who now imeamis eealmmet of volun- We Y Getzlea to Fe a b itedkr -jewel at volunteers, is obey* theme& lie is ama of dhlhereished talents, wily eiddhlled great paradise he White exertion, to m»efeMesrdaads regament at eibmilise. This the earseup sW eneeha that the ehadniseradee is ortenisina the any is in feß empiesset et diem it is not enough hide ealelery. We see hilly pee& by it. No men • esaphie of the wins of man in the administration. Meer win be proemial with the Meese vigour, netll the *set bas been seximplideal, by war*, an honourable peen. The appropriations made daring the lint session of Camas are thus esmased up in the American from an accomt prepared by one of the clerks ills Ceara. end =miss 4,442,700 dole. Army ad 32.178,401 „ 72 dbe 4,148,400 „ Wks iepertmeat • 1.364,204 „ lelheity Anneray 124,900 ~ =lp ary and Wier pensions • peace with Menke 518,1t10 „ 540,243 „ Mktg (iiniading for owe omitted) .. 57,982,675 „ The is intelligence, respecting the date loan, ti km the earreepondenne of tbefournalof Ceseemeree : "MMIIIIIINOTON, Aram 14.—The loan was rated yes- Vell the bidders notified of the emplanes of their Coneoran and Rine, of skis sky, ob touter millions and wren hundred thousand 111111rti at one-eight of one per mat whense. er na Nic a lf a hTew Ye dollere,t., as or some wow lissit tutor ea mak, was , -ainsteen tosoired trona ie➢Ys--.b ent tan boolholl thornott &Ilan re taken I. this city. at arrooposair af sr per ant. advance. The real is seat beed mem taiNiiaely Inneesc be., si aemen, half, ad and ern two got Not. The goan dors not sore or per me, wet wee a , The New To bit at parse hew tttea ititelnkot Hoyt Riggs, as shows sankid. • MI Lai bar art ors rod= of *dr stack 24 per dor atl - The Illsosolory of the Treasury war all In the whole of the bat at orb Voss as the nos say may be wanted ; throning barer ad evil of_ &Swims@ of the nary mask* by the saes ~met of sub as 'mount in spear. If OM rola be peas vets Yaks, in the MUM win et IP days, slit the arra of the war will be esniirod fw at kat re sr three yaws. If we do not re largethe mammy porsars ths ssty, with • who rals, we dull MO lea thu we shell bar tho whole work to ds OR agar Ths more hosesst—now se rich ad. wel yhdd, aserra SIMISIPSD lA. between Darroar I kft air Morro I nory•ory obt * good Its rot yam Then le ream n, le suppose dist the preseet halcyon dams oral or ass tire for err. So, after all, the Now Yorkers eatkasio boa right is dechnieg to bid above gar kr the kr. The Damon et the Treasury askslates, as I learn, apart a resnor et W/14011 ails; Si.. the " mill tat7 ortsilutions" irpood ipso Waft" kr So fret yy e ea a r r atierfkr sprat of the Yukio pars to kals„ I oeawlted sae on Isieau here, who were Ihr • keg roe Ardor tor irk in Mar parte of Matisksa tors pesspoon of revs. nee Am Ihe mien lately adeptad,soil was assured that, by the Ira! isorry art, the lagisrls bits Iteske, wader the Meetrolatp Gar by the Tramwader, morn, In aft pro bing, arsont to 6,000,0001. Morn was sorie, Ms re will help to defray its eutpwass. Ss Bra shoold ne it donor I golnons it will be ariptakord he the veep that we inftssollsos te collect eaa Mar there revenues for a err- WI hegiwf tines; bug fie whole tire that we may be illitee AMY a wither, twee In *Mee, with a view to mom the eallienst et the Imes Orem may of peace." Ia Mar Jam the p alk ski bay rigs ars healthy, and, krissisf bats Arm ip as epee* the Vi and rye 4= sa nnpreeedsreirrose ofity. on the 14th, tbit Illerei cleared t with norgook, ' valued at 21,1.1 , for the relief eom- Ohms at ahnsow• COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Maw Tom A.w 13.—nora.--lialea, 2,00.1 Clenorease, In lots. at TOW. 73 e.; SOO NON*, at 7 dols.110e.; SOO likeigas. at 7 dots. 67e. 2. 666 .-4.340 bushels northern yeLlow on the OK. wntsarr dull. at SA e. Plans.anns better, GO barrels acid .t 0 doh. :•0 c. ; po's, 3 dolt. - - 1. _ /~ /~ (~~ c: i~ Sim Mis *Mk ; trine tr liar. i• if ++a. ma mit 14 prairmi lhas4l Ai. Is ft... PaMes Ml* digit bat is praises nes sis Siva. mt barPFS an se MN* emad Imas (ammi Maid at Tasisits. ma MrsO *MI* Oa. Ilkiem rya *MX ••• Saint ;is Kw bro. Matiatteem amai. MINI ; a WaalOf MOM Mind a* islui le *Maar; VII bilk Im i ki at 74 mai ; rivir aati it *NM Om moil ti emir; wlr at 4 tels Aa r MI it Mils Oh Pim-430ritha lad Set MI •NMcm II dais ; • .parial miss OM bifts biatebtaset *Ma.* ; IM I isis. owe Ma Raft *Moral *lO tois TI TEak. II a, a* Ms Us Tbar• If /wk. Ma to 14 la ma aime kr• at Mt 10 itid ta , I = oo 130 s Smllmiftlaielistler are caidair : rYeaaada pestilmbille. tt at Is. • aO' A Camden tar Li * 11 2 . 13.4. ; vas dibmt Rim 123.. finsuesma. Mar Mit. 13.—w• Mw bet add, alelp lay, bat Mir imlut MMus @Me at Wpm* ram at I M. Vs arA Ms. Sir at use at the inestailm bst v abert Rim * 7 Ms MI misstate** lar , NIL ses• a MOM %Anima .a.r , at ft. tke ead I M. Its to 1 M. M. I* tai. Ors la la Mat rismtSS ibr a mbniala. m eta deall SI MMN mine ai rsquottaim P 4 Ms. ft. 71sr• so *Mks ls NOM Uata Was at tread at 12i. 14 ant IS. lITWA ParM•ll/0/ IMMO aria Oahe bad , Ana 14.—ftems.-31mbet lbee; as ae ad the oda Illag earti, eery sad ealeed le Oa ii aim ad le tie trade. eel gni Waft Webb I dela NW t ß enba I De. : owl marl barb, 7 di . Se & del WO alb mid Ma eat et a pored at rye dm et & Me. arid latate. ads* rel rare re lablbeld gamy oda Ides et 41* beads d lg . = es the spa mad me wads it Beall ane, We. pee MIL at tbe raltaeL Steda.—Selee eselea le Op tea. _ . . Derek how& 14..-41011sksArk el rad eirretw Oak wtth a etwkotedShrstire sesafted; Seim eke. ell qe.; pets. 41c.aNt No. ts 234. Oleo *bb Ebbs& IMO b SAO ea 7*, reOsleal sir st 745. bt seallaw reasts; Sh Gls. le Ile. ; Am 9.6.,• Illowin. Ole. r Is. Class: Offts if week owl NM& 0 11 1 11111111 1 7A1 easeliki; • few wies bi t s ige. war pond NW ipatell war. IN iseiredl; Os dean le rep= flat ai rl a o=4lloeb.; ON rad Wm 7 a 15.101.4 tasslashe to Oweital was MO, I Oft. Ow te 7 .Y16 IN{ 7 dak.ll/0.; alas of *Os mu *ON NIP. II belle. millet &shag to meat; *Owl a VsOok li m o , mike sweL 861 le.le I 61. lii. het :Saks at the tenth old Was me tare. a 7. the bUmr. 4 11 to IS dote. Now to, pens. awl 11 Ger awls ler Sew: arl MIN am b Ire, to the trees, NA br at IS dote. Mr r 14 this. fry prier MM. St 10 di* Ms . to 17 ; sae dowsed w ar= itriera.all *4ok4.4=l.lliato&A: ageless Na MN sestired. West Oewore rat Berk st 13 Na. la IS irk No, Amp .1•111, al Ipleklet larba, lobly IN IN Mott. mans Wire from /a aeloked. Celleiilf. able oats of oaried, et lee. irk ead 111 is 11e. 4 la.; plekhol, S. per 11... rah. Lard,' Ma ; WOW ahl Yam 1411 to 11. Mot la Lb deems 4; Wes. US ow l% tar first. at Os. ace. Sawa lit goad dome; eau, oaWirows awl yellow, at ne. ter ; K Oilk gals 710, eta to siotha, he tames sot ; lola lio ~ Mei NW prZoa ta ; rlr r ow *hots Sims ate. ~........,MaecO MIL ib Ib. b 4c. • w e weep. 4g 00l I. OlNwe Or arest*gdess Orr; Nona, ea. to 'lac, sr as Otipm3l47. Iletzner* Amt. It. Sara ee ere err.-1,001 dor Thrall 'Oldie IMII Toesso4 NoN I . Mt ; UN Oslo. ditto Ores Nu*, 102 i ; SASS or. Ilsrebri Ors, SS ;diesel. Mho. Mho. e6l; S,OOO dal. 111 t 104 ; 2.1 Aerie Orem% 171; Vara States Rhos 'O7. eland 1021 7 = 6. 010 VS; Olio IS, 1035 hid, Dose ts mar ri LI Nelsp, Olt Uri-11/71•77Piswaylveols. 100; SOO Nor, Sc:Zir=f ONO Piot a/ .11.; 73 14, Wow 01; 100 Mania, 114; SO of Chant. 0.1; SOO Or 10; Oak et gestaelky, 76; 1 Stresehiris Dar* SI ; SO I --less Texts Teiss k.15721;t. Donde.* SASS MOB 0 Orh Issia, SII; lA* SO; 1 NS O. tdroll Orin lisle 1 1114 IN ; 001; NMI MO . Raiz rarill; SO 110 Itate. I Ments, r in Osrpetrusa Oral Der* S 1; IN Narrlbg, N. Amisaabs have lima received Rom the River Plate to the lab February. 'lb the Frame of Row's tnialslsr at Rie, whist the esesplimi at that eourt of Seals 0. artrO 0 4 64 " teal 17 1/7 ' the Bream pperesiassat ha. tisplissl at stating that Pangsaly had to emir ile ladapeadasaa may yam shamiudtbitthatladepeadeatehallwen meg nisei by ism& It woo Immured that the purpose of Bauer Gelly's 1111611d1X1 I. Rio was sa ear that the league of Entre Rio., Carries..., mad Paraguay should unit. with Brazil in common awe against Rouse. A treaty of navigation was also spasm of, which would give Paraguay access to the Atlantic through Brasil, and thus set at rest the verses friatio of the navigation of the Parana. The decline which had taken pion M popularity since his retreat from Parasite continued, for though, as our previous amounts Mated, he blade his entry into Maldonado, after a dash through' tribe's army, before Mercedes, and over 100 linaia of country, strongly occupied at intervals brig, enemy, he effected this, according to a Monte NIS* I letter, by deceiving, not only his enemies, but his friends. On the day preceding his flight from Mer cedes he held a council of hie officers, in which his plan was discussed and finally abandoned ; yet, at night, he secretly carried it into execution, marching eat with some 200 or 300 of the pick of his cavi and leaving the rest of the army, together with the inhabitants of the sewn, to the saissralde fora whisk has since overtaken them. HOLLAND.—Test HA0173, MAY 4.—The king has been ill for a few days. The following bulletin has been honed respecting his health : " The intermittent fever under which his Majesty is suffering, continues to abate.—P. F. Everted, M.D. ' • Beckett, M D.—The Hague, May 3." The govern ment addressed, or April 24, an answer to the Becoed Chamber of the States General le the report M the committee en the con laws. In the mining girths awed dumber on May 3, the president maerwalsatel to use assembly a 'erasion's, aeeseepaelisw a lads* 'flaw for an extraordinary gnat to the Beaming isakty. Mae papers were ordered to be referrei to the sestians. A me m:nal of M. Van Darn van Welt was then read, pro posing to prolong the law of December 18, 1845, for the importation of provisions, till October I, 1851. M. Van Dam van 'melt explained the motive which had induced Vas and his colleagues to bring forward this motion. Me proposed that it should be sent to the sections, and that the debate on the project of law relative to eons should be deferred till the chamber had decided on this pro posal. The reference to the sections was ordered. The pre sident then consulted the chamber on the question, whether it consented to defer the debate on the earn law. M. de Mouthy spoke against the delay, because ha did not approve of the proposal just made to the chamber. Several Mbar members spoke, both for and phut the delay of the com bo.. The que stion was then put to a vote, and decided by a msjceity of 30 to 23, that the debate on the project of law should adjourned MU Wednesday next. SDEN.--Clemaus catholicism ie making great pro- arms in the upper dietziots of the duchy. Ou the 24th nit. M. Frills, formed part& priest of Stockach, openly pro claimed his to the aew sect, after divine service had boss porlbeast ortestlise to its rites (foe the third time in that piano). by a olorgymou from Ulm. A number of private7s lekideals followed the example of their minister. Many stmaders from mwrouading parishes (tome of them at a cosaidseall• datums) wets present, though the weather was most =favourable. ITALY.—Boteass, APRIL 2.5.—1 t was asserted, that ea the evening at the 22nd, Pins IL lad sanctioned the ammo relative to the formation et • national rased =isthe Rama states. It was added. Met the or weald sot appear till May 5, Steillite-day of St. Pies V., a width ciecadon, the Pope will Mae the seisms seat by the Mopes° to the dole ;word of less. The Russ: hatted pressatiag the Bolsi with • marble stress Mate Pope. PBUSSIA.—A seeellag °Abe embieod Estates was Übe held ea Thursday. thole& alt. mei to be Allowed by • M a i ro a tf the three prembilatedee: as secoant of the hOSIOTOT, seeeses la theAigeamiae Peressisehe of lid May. Tk. provision, dole is PC4IIIIMIDID rildtbe Moodie& OD the shwa of the 101 h • ete reembeste, with • dotetherst 'et Witehry, were de opeteled boa Stettin to Ihrimmtude, whim ft. oubliettes hod Masa wet. la Pe aastemspete iptht • riot the prenisplal capital And lass by • judicious eembhisetea &IMO and► geed the pest et the peike: Aetna se the aehemelkets ltsd 1•7 Me streets. thirmeeherrise sembled tisllbarMita tee mesas of presently' the mesistaiss sash*seleileses. was resolved : to provide ompleyweet for the templeped Pew to prohibit say *mew ef therries, sad to arribo. 4.000 101,11$ per week enter to the pew sod to etemetleiht the Kin•, instead at roeskeleg the Nevi to phoebe puesteds st the oldie . ceder thettber say be able ilitteihate 4.1110 yes dot logresta te teem( *PIP ealladtell of wakenmay Ws yew he amine{ sa the artres, sad the sessinestte• railways Y the hearillateslidlref Posea berme forthwith. RUSSIA.-B=. Pfillialatnal, Aran. 24. —An maths* sesseresit that the Primer Muria Al...mp erial ingitassa " ' ugh of Me IMit sppalest, was delivered of a eon se the The MIN% lows is !Medi:air ; his titls, I QUARTERLY RETURN OF HEALTH AND MORTALITY. The returns are obtained from 117 districts, sub divided into 682 cab-dietriete. Thirty-six districts are in the inetrolis ; the remaining el compel'', with some asprical• tars! districts, the principal towns and cities of England. The population was 6,612,800 in 1841. The deaths regis tered In the Match quarter' of five years were as follows: 1843, 43,748 ; 1841, 48,136; 1816, 49,019; 1846, 43,860: 1847,66,106. Thai, the deaths during the last winter quarter, ending March 31, 1847, greatly exceed those of any preceding quarter, and amount to 6,035 above the °effected average. The registrars aecribe the immured mortality generally to inflammations of the lungs and air tubes, to typhus, and other diseases, and tits affects of mid on the aged. We shall have occasion to show pre sently that the temperature during the last quarter was comiderably below the oversee. The high prom of provisions is also mentiooed es affecting the mortality. In our lost abstract of the quarterly returns, we elladed to the disastrous effect of the immigration of the Irish poor on the health of English towns. The return before m shows that the evil increised during the winter quarter; and the deaths is Liverpool, where the mortality has always been high, were 3,068, or 1,134 morn than in the winter qaerter of 1646, and nearly 1,000 above the average of ordinaasryy semons. The registrar of a large district in Liverpool : jinx return Mom hew.. very peat is: retie in the mortality of tide die ' Tract, which Is, without doubt, solely attributable to the many that wade of Irish paupers who have leaded here within the lag three oristle. teleglng with than a aulamemt Met , which la tune very ="led I" " ITlei law r eneteu . harran of ta. were Ikea Mentes and . tome* they errked. width win u senet be a wile imar =intee boa Mir swam. ltesephimg nil mew may eel he neneleale, Ins hie * the helm min eastryt het es mmay thenemdaat kin me In. ad War m ems me Itteepaittgly Shim that Were =g s m yet te nspliegred meta*/ MEMO' mo them. .. ae lseheee ia se lhere mmer ts net s( 1 4 .400.7 paiid . asee be lumped ter the Ist Them ma Meng eintaii but we lasiii. Naas than Grebes. seat by bee. The Meyeers tli.mtlnmarks the new pear laws probe amok yellament will no doubt mitten a' these nib" U,51/8 - belle mee gegiseared in lamer dab, the Ikea threes mama the year—a reseenmetharthenbabeitaregiemanany previous wister aim themeady effillesetatertalityessammeoL It will beds *ebb to bar la sled shark' tithe kalabl i tta enbeellea Ohba kbeedealed,== lb Jar a 2,150,4211. • - In the aline a 1841 the pipe lulu of Laden was 1,940.0386; MA deaths was registered sable its laminae as pried, of which 1841 was the middle year. Tim eft an average, were 48,867 samay. To 1,000 tamale at all ages, 23 age ; while ea 1,100 make UM( at all ere, 27 died jowly. Tbehe wan** at Males in the neiglibr O ering assns,assns,alea the spa t semajeme, was komilll a a data 10 le 21 - is die 1,000. The monalty et Omar la Landis wee 6, et make Bia the 1,000 mere *am le the Ilealhise deaths oat tan equal number amain Helm these mina 3 in Lend= for every 2ha the hey make. Out a 1,000 Iley mkt 6 yam et re la ilvney,end 1,000 le Ls=4B MI 60 died anarlfy ; est at 1,1111 la .U=4= annually. The mortality et Wakes eerier 6 years of age is =rise r great fa Leman es in the adjamet oonttia, lunatic cereal lownel is s e ries a 'mortality in Leaden is not the neat of br the EWage bet rse of the I=rff. er mom 12= "elf the main The result et • WNW = . ewe*, •et mortality Ia Lennie* sad ag the man yam wane 1844, "bows as excess a dram In Louisa a 07 Aimaiderable part et the =el the k vateliell lees the anstry, 100 42. mask* el Ikeel4et Ute alk la a stae at geed bealtL Tile enti ' peeleilig amain at heat Sew et the eier uninadell, whoa aneeked 1e Lake braes, Men to Usk. father's home le die, es that the iestality ot the great by is made to appear in the roma lower at then ages Mum ft is. If we talks Mules ender five years of age, where neither these dietethia me g li mer sierapation iaterfere, the deleterious Wean et Lomas in to aren't note will appear la al lb magnitude. The deaths regietered in wader Magee nof age were 139,603; the deaths, EU Oie lissetalky had set been higher that in Urban, maid have has. WSW thus arriair an emu a babe la lambs babas daring urea poste etal,lllll. the aismion am win eat die *tabbing' allotted es Ism, it khaki ea ki Mitille yekbed In WM, ; 40,818 hit yeah ;Ma kmen ; emithet gay 65,463 attained the see ,_of 88 mad wear& i melting a total of 342,000 deaths it Leiria, whams had the emerlity been according to the sem ratio re b testiehant the dada would only have anioutithi t• 144,128. The exermot debases most have been .1111 seeable. ie Amesitmg Se the kin* reeearebes, the pates Malleodenit 'k V* a.' bet a me of atmosphere etale_piablep . tease termites; pai Oho ntakria, ace evolved at the Same tie* r putrid 'mak ; =spind l e= dus • t, an arms, armlet water is the air, bat in4thlti. lf," rye theliegletreatinerel. "k nee e tre a winneat to r es toneolthaer., ....sed we seek hem e weed eselmes wash as It uteell to lewd he dillnin ewer flitham;"3lllwlW, Neeeresdi ' mid lintway • pwalsigthiltat Moserea sish ey ; dub ea a amid; mal Obit ewe al Me 2= N. van Theaselet Met ales weer a r&e . et re the nide et uneuelbe Mali i ft mg St. James In lase, woad be c tr i ntet mid M. llbreminahs ma et a lliz ie at r i ez i•..,i....4. a .. t .i.,.....,,,, , ~„ ii r e ssils. boa r ".. and 1 at see It perndled by is kftense; at ees thee lean smsellina. 11.11011, Medi Imeglegesegk erne year sham; et ashes it ereksineree esciaga IJIe se earl at death, It has am herb areamemmer loame to chap PM mbeggalling tars, it is difficult to dissever any slid osseous for aminding London from the operatics of the welasure et her 101:3's government for imprO the health et awes in En gland . The erect difficulty 1111 respect to iniroderibe the Health of Tereus Bill into the metropolis consists in this—that of its 1,910,000 inhabitants it 1841. dwelling in 263,000 houses , valued at a rental of gnarly 8,000.0001,, end standing on 115 square miles of land, °elf 129,201 met, worese, and childres, dwelling in 18,284 houses, valued at 826,0331., standing on an area of lees than a eines square mile north of the Thames, have the ediventeme et mrimrl inieltutions. The met of the metropolis is governed by inaninerable vestries, paving boards, sewers commissions, and other bodies, which escape observation, and to a certain extent reeposablity. The mortality In the various county districts makes it evident that the health of towns in England is at present stadonery, not to say retrograding. The death, in the March quarters of 1646 sad 1641 were, In the dis trict of Brlahton, 111 sad 369 ; the Isle of Wight, 176 and 251; Perinea bland, 210 sad 731; Mischief..., 107 and 173 ; Winiaor, 73 sad 134 ; flaked, 73 sod 111; endued, 170 sad 279; Cambridere, 136 sad 190 ; Devises, 13 mad 165; Domestic, 107 sad 176 ; Eseter,2o2 and MI; Plymouth, 194 end 151 ; Bath, 3491 sad 349 ; Bristol, 417 std 343 ; Ch non, 376 and 301 ; /Mond, 119 sad Shp; Cheltenham, 1113 sad 316 ; Shreerehary, 111 and 113 ; Wiweeitter, 'SS sad 124; BldderisiaMer, ISO sad 11l ; Dudley, SP sad 931; Wolverhampton, 374 and 709 ; Welabaten, 139 sad 316 ; 6 andl,ll7 ; Aston, 063 and 334 ; Leimeter, 341 asidtr; t =1 5 , 7 344 and 314 ,• Maccleseleld, 1111 and 341: Great Benetton (wills Cheater), 279 Ma SIN ; Ltren4 X. 1,934 sad 1,006: Blealtbarn, 341 sad 7111 ; Protein. MG and MS ; Preloot, 237 and 411• Maaelmeko, 1,917 mud *JO ; Audderefleld, 629 and 1,006 ; Leeds sad Hamlet, 996 sad 1,537 ; Oatieshred, 235 sad 330 ; Tynewiontb, 316 sad 431; Xelmastle-on. Tyne, 367 an 4 053: Oarliale, 243 sad 340; Abergwainy, 127 sad 150 • Wrexham, 107 and SW The " Quarterly Return" is accompanied by some valu able and interesting meteorological remarks. The mesa temperature of the quarter at Greenwich was 37°.4, which is 8 0 .3 below that of the corresponding quarter of 1818, and 1 0 .6 htlow that of the quarter for 2.5 year,. The coldest week was that ending Fah. 13, when the temperature fell greatly beneath the average of the season. During February ad Marelt the hygtotnetrical state of the air was very re- meltable, on account a its great dryness, and particularly when the temperature was very low. The mean dew point wee 32°.2. The quantity of rain, 182 inches. The hori zontal movement of the air was about 828 mike per week, being less than it usually is at this season by 200 miles. Upoiathe whole, the weather in this quarter has been more severe, and painful to the menu* than in either of the ere. responding quarters in the three preceding years, and math more as than has been indicated by the therinoThln consequence of the extreme dryness of the a miming the moisture froth the atilt to w•aparata — q7,l " ,,T,W, and thus subjecting it to the temperature of evaporation, which, throughout this quarter, has been much below that of the air. Meteorological returns hem varier localities in England agree in proving that the odd during the last puertor has been far below the average. The winter of 1848 7 may he said to have commenced suddenly on Nov. 27, 1848,- sad to have continued fully to the end of the quarter terminating March 31, 1847. lowed here, that Leieeeterldre may be regarded se the mo del 'shoal of the empire, in theme departments of husbandry, the head resters of all those warmness improvemers of Meth, the. which have spread the renews of "Lamm. Mho" with the breed of its sheep all ewe the wield. It has nue rather extensive nieurecter s —mai Di lIINILIRIP, AM% le.,—the prlacipal mat of which is la the borough Mrs, Leicester. These have 'deemed, within, them thirty yore, Is sack an extent, that whereas Leicestershire sees, Mon. ospreasly deribed as " an agricultural, rather that a manaketuring emery," the majority of families. es we Itterojeut shown, is now engaged in manufactures and trade. Tarifa" the ekes of the last oeutis7, Lekeitersitire was alms* one open, vac, district of common Ards. Though =hip parties of it which is still the country of err hunts, remains, of course, in much the some .4•111.1 s• ; enoloaares. to an enormous extent, have Ma time to time beet made, under a great Num ber et acts of parliament, so' that its parttime is extresly to be exceeded throughout the United kingdom ; and Its alierip.thedieig rowiety has probably realised larger Mum of more than any other branch of agricultural or thertheellesmatien, within any given equal pried of years. radar these aspects, as contributing ea largely to oar supply riesling hod, and to the staple of almost our oldest and mast Impemant trade wool Leicestershire is to be re tarded as or of the most iatjertant counties in the ki r la; Pram snob rashes as we It is tiodidwasfhfilthisri. in maks MR the jamas, Oh., Lokeremliso 11111111111 ID OM Ma 11* her ham - leer tam Mom et ruler aboa rd ; tendtats fringdmillos swum have originated them say nem* In Ms illimildos thy bad to deal with, wen that has sant itlio.iws to parliament *Mee the Rest mons* reign et Edwin! I. la February, 1316, byMir Or Ned. tombing a agtostrlr Al t sa l =sot :AL et does mot appea t d& yew afterarsetbmo U s hn uo rtlos in that 401111111 return mesa to bays low a Complainant against the sheriff.—" Marthal.2lllll, —A peff or Sir Henry Hastings walnut Sir T.Morrop, Might, high sheriff of this county, for matomptswas an duet ea the lass election. The Mamie was called to, and upon his knees acknowledged his ethre, craving pardon of t7 asu. base, be yam was discharged of his paying of Si 1~ charges, and the 01110.11' fees of the house." tide famenary's summer was impugned a little mega n 66 yeses afterwards, but we do net leans what berme of the charge as regarded himself personally.— • lier& 28, 1679. Petition of Robert Johnson and others, =he return of John, Lord Roos, and Bennet, Lord by ream of m any undue and illegal rectifies on Ira part of the sheriff, and other mesons of quality is the tV' —April 16, (same year.) resolved,—" Thet the ile Roes is not duly sleeted." " This the L'wd Sher. yard is well and duly glared to arm in parliament for this eountv." 09 a petition, November, 1708, easiest the return of Jeffrey Pelmet, Esq.. no determination is rettentod. The next entry is carious—. March 24, 1716. This hem takdag notice by the bosh of returne r, theft the abate st Lasseter shire bath net "stunted any • I Sheskileses save kr that cowry, and that he bath a swirl Mara why ha had net rammed each kOchts,—raid special tram morsod; hy the wMetheartilied that hawse meulted in the ethentien er the wilt, end that said Madam was prevented by debt" And thiahowq Mrarag Um beam infoomed that Own }ea bees two petitka hi with ths Ark of the here (pus mint to a Strmliag Order, Mating to the promodingo In the exertion ef the sell writ ; to sett, a prides nee George Ashby end Thema Byrd, Esqrs.; end ales, a serf Sir George Bermegrat, Sart., Jame* WhistanleM Ham Jago, and iloanol Ikeethridge, Ergs" for thtilmelme awl ether freeholden):—rardared. that a New writ do Mao ter the shrift ed tam Heights of the Shire, the." Is the felkeing menth e " Wales Baresby, nadereiterif, wen .rand iste Velie e = ""` &l7 - anleZ! i s 1 =1:4 1.1 0 46.6 il: assembled.) M a rch y la 1719, clew et i Mama was challenged pithier Sir Mehra Mallbeil art ethers, and from Fermis may, Beg. Both them petitiass were afterwards with- In Geiger, 1722, the return of Lord William and Ithward Mon is, Req., was p ticketed b 7 Thome ;MMus and another =Mom to the soma east 1,114 presented from " Ile gentry. clergy, and frosheidara of the county" against bin ratans. It is strange that Ise report upon these peti tion, wren in the journals. Slum the secession of the Howe of Hanover, the ream matatioe of the gmni, istraMillt been trilyalßr=d by the whig cesi the amp irassmst. The link s It 's asthma, so icing as tho bind of that house Ward to its 'ibis connexion, which tendered Moat *rem of (horn lb* Fourth's mososion to tho varaotriatod mosey of the Irlogdas. appears to ham been epees em tYtdda On the ether, it we. MAIM mom several try Ibmillas; so Ma rankwss, thrash* Memo mated eras et the Me erasers, sallsogne, amid apprising to the Mb*, " ollinsins and deimolve" sort of aormissamst. w found of little sr no ova, esposially from the year 1760 (when Lord Huorsehrd was beorakt in, ea tam teeny inierest, to regime the Has. Thomas Noll, dammed) co the year 1831. At the general rassolsas of 1361 and 1383, Mr. Charles March Philippe ms rotomod he the northern divides with his errervative «Remus tbo We Lord Robert Manner.. Mr. March Phillipp was a •mbig. and a gentleman of vet, high attainments and oussideation. At the 'keine of 1837 he was replaced by the head dome of the most anoint fami lies in Leicestershire, Mr. Farnham. Ever deer, the two divi sions of this county have returned four conservatives, namely, the Northern,—Lord Chitties Somerset Mennen sad Mr. Farnham: the Sosthern,—Mr. Hailed and Mr. Packe. To chew how important an element eNstiguity is in our county elections,we may notice the convenient facility ~f that electioneering road which, to the estenaire landowners, leads direct from Cambridgeshire to Leif/Menhirs. The Duke of Ru'land's brother, Lord Robert Manners, djine, in the representation of the latter county, in 1836, is sue• medal by his second brother Lord Charles Some set Manners, who has twice already sat for Cambridgeshire. The power of this family interest mast have been fully appreciated at the last general election of 1841 ; for them was no coated attempted in the northern division, which returned its former members. In the southera, although the result sew, also to return its former representatives, there was a Pram contest, in which Mr. Gisborne and anothet whit candidate were defeated by large ma jori ties on their adversaries' poll. In 1841, the registered e4cors for north Leicestershire were 4170. In 1346, they were 4146 The registry f e the south la 1641, returned Mt. In 1846, it stood at .i 4.56 ; total inarome on last registry, 681. At the last election for the erratiera division, the Mtal number of persons who voted was 78816, namely,. 7412 on the first day, 267 on the amend. In addier division of Leicestershire de we see many good aogoriso at an alteration in the mere party character of the elsellend returns that must so soon be made. But we have gesse Mpes that the gentlemen themselves who may be reesoned.shouM they be even the tee sitting Conservative wiethamell--will resume their places is parliament with a sismomdesire to aid her Majesty's gevernment in carrying it that trim of an salightesed end vigorous polley, end these Mindples of gosimorclal and Aral reform, to the serthisse e( 'W beefragahle evidence has just been glum in Mir MAMA* this emostry maintains tree the Wilms of *6 sithl a mmholtem alike, in her meagnilitent stroogity tho m 4 = pally et SWAM unite, er by the &WO* viltatiems sec weersthig Inland; sad a the laciness at d sad the resources of political opulence and rammioar ore developed in to "status" Jura pub lialmi stber stn engsmding geese. incl ude, operating misa Ile IM Hew of lkienrek we smmastclude, in •Iliali llei deff Ms poor fisissiiy rallsonens of this county, operating on its ohnessal maim those oldie Earle of Ste= f ranl e e r : Harn daMingT et tr i gek s id:e s t Sf=raii s io. liaa ih th ere . are aft ether Meg IsonMes, estate, as ri g s. o a ro= f i reM al =ms ciamins %noto, F aiai r ow ynt . and ensoty : Rommont, RUM Gold% Ni,Mso Pabser, M. . TIIIII COUNTRY AND THE CROPS.—After one of the 1 iseert wheels ever known, the frost km at length been pat to ths rout by the win d and rata, and the country is aria begioniog to look frees. The eppearanos of the probwes and meadows has greatly improved daring the yewd week, as well u that of the woods and hedges. All the .*I.& tress are ta bloom, sad to the orthards in South laseassekra the damson sod gear trees ere covered with the bewaffel white bloom Loa year thaw was mug* my lealt r ee that awe is a rloyabb mai, g doe to ail 1 this seem ; eadi, AIM the pat Amines egTiY sees, it is very likely gra we then bave It. The yeantinvemet of. dry wales bee bees Wry favourable Orr eiedibay ef tbs I land NA• • the Wan et the weeds, se the posed will ftri • bik hart dean. owil will thus give all its strength to the of mead pleats instead of weiniisg po.t of it in rear sod tweeds. The spring use is aunice up reafrume y ; all that it now main& is 4kw showers. now fall, it will grow rapidly, smi esea so eover the gee du to be eat of danger. The witod tau tiast essi tt gowlthin is Lancashire, this phut having . by the late severs frost, but there is as sash 614 all will prevent a _ good crop, if the remaiader of the 111110014 be f&TOUrable. The farmers are everywhere bevy with the root crops. The land WIS never la better mist to read,' them—Lim - Pool Time,. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. ; 2 --, , -, the Was Mks tlatsdei ma grill 410 Is •14010 the YAMS tow bora ailing here letsiy. Weft yet. The Arm tansistione is Comas was $ INS to 71 for aserey, and 87/ to I for taw They oboood tlp la about ; and, after some Seetnations, eBa inhariem $7 to Illoney, end 871 to 1 for issesiat. lloitood 861 tot. Threeena-a-Qoarter per Cub., SS to 4. Ilkigliquer NU, Bs. to 4e. dinaint. D The h Two.ead-a-Hel forage market does ma show any sign' of revival. itcf per Ca ts. are to 8 ; the Fours 871 to 8. Spanish Fives, 23 le ; the y Threes, 34 to 1. , 1 Partog.sse 331 to 41. Mabee, 191 to 20. Navas, 37 to 9. The gamma loan of eightea millions of dollars had been completed at New York. In ammonia°, stocks had ronetellidga z proad, and the seta of the loan itself had brat eat pealing. The following are the qatations n eared: per Cent. Treasury Notes on the 16th, at 10'21 to 3; New Toth Five per Cants., 98 ; Alabama Fives, 63; Pennsylvania Fives, 721; Indians, 39; Illinois, 36; Mary land, 864. a dividsoL Abendemee of sappy , was lying at New Yoe:, ready for the psodna w was u movement down the masa •ad the Haase river from du Ear west. In °ones owner, freights were ems SD par ant., flour being taken at 4e. the barrel. The esiosti own= of arriage will act favourably in leweeing its peke of breadotaffe to some a tter., on arrival here. NM= Winn. .wWet , t• C . % Omeola Me., On I pop 11.01 *sm. MU peraiali,llB gm CI. Cememb Mrs ,I I NIL IL 4. amine 7 y prr 4* Aalafra 1••44. id 0 I per 0444.114**4 Mr, 164* *rev= Wrairom I relot. Arm* 1444 r. 24 4 pre 11•414.4.1664.141 N 6 r. et ammo Ims..es 4 6 we ft Wasertra 1464., al I DIM M. II I 41444. /Mr ,144 41 4 per CIL Ilone Area Ma. MI 41 Mrirrisider ll*. ,“ 11 1414471.116•11 i, 01 1 bum *pm** Bra.= i PM Crimer, 4/4* 7Y.. 4 wet. @p rim **. 114 i Celsa4Mra Wombs /14., * SI Neal* DMA* Mr, 1417 4 par ca. IlmlllS7 7 **IN Pad* /I*. 44 I * par Cc Do* 44 41 I per Ca. Tormiale Iblr, 3.1 41 4 per C% On* ai 6 I Trrenr4411441.44 Ildr. Ile I* RAILWAYS.—Prices are tolerably steady in the share market, and in some cases a slight advance bas been obtained, but business is generally inactive. French shares me heavy, and in decline. Northern of Fromm have keen done rola lower, at 34 premium, and Paris and Lyons at 34 illseount. Belgian shares continua very depressed, and with out a prospect of improvement. SALES arm= UP TO TWO (Taoseders plow ' L l = aid Ljn ' Jse„ 17/ 1 WaL, Deiley, 10 Oadoina alwr, 2 lj L u ta= 1114 , 1 40.1. laawatare Sew, 64 fro s, 7 1137 GM 14/ ILzett, Tem% sod ,If Great Natbwa. 2/ Do. loaf Task Est, 111 Ong Waters. 111 ratVffi ,8 Ds. 1404 74 1301111 Beim le peva tafaa iat Mlj La* Dom. lira.lir.lEss„74 I■olllllllllo4k Mew Ceat, Mg. Se& bite 66. ai 404 3O/ au 1040.11411.171100 qua, 1/ .111 a MIL ZOO ALIN. W. 70 S A 11 / sad a. .awyk_ii zel4, K ft . llll Ileetbanktim, LIVEUPOOL • . Ilrtasrket In; tolerably eireamoinets, very fair Pa L Ommiles, Ie L talks New Snip, per owl Siesp l ew. l Dm, Mb% 1 1 DD. Quieten, I , ‘ Lorissa,ll. W 171 i De. am (O. ~ l e P Landis ea ant. Ili Maw. at lasiet:l4. & p nw Ds. MI% P PPL IL, LEA F. D. MD& lime W. E. U., UN. Do. "PAL . bee Wm.. !LA RP, 10 1) New. it Derwiek Row, Ii p The market wu flat, and a Arab., Nott.,k B. E. I, 14 4 d Kr. kolleed J 6.. 71 p Rag lawarahira New :kap, par 3-16 d Usionladdre, 14 p Flaetword, Pres.. s W.11J., 11 d OW/row rod INunfrlea, I p Mud. sad Nan. R. and 0., I p Linda, Dewy, sad Nil., par Loa. sad N. W. ara (A), 31 I LONDON. IN* Do. New, di 71 Norwood@ & londa, 44 111 Do. Now mew N. Condon OWN% N. NON* as lbs. 03, 3 Neribisirsal Loh 33 North moo ., Oaf., . h Woe., & Laitifrie, 1 3 Sootti Shrew. and INT., do A. di 4 No. do., , 21 Inuooddre 17rdon, 1 8 d EL IL & Doer, Of di Do. N.. do IX), No. 4, 41 w. talza il l i s k York & Do. Or r = Ds. Tart N IL 1111411/Ait. 404 Do. Do. rd i r=fore i Nil ofrorre (dr.& Hi D"'"l' Doldahmik. 3 1 Maw Wage, 4 lamina t Fab" L 2 ill rob An 2 44 WO I er% Si !UL 'U, Thera was saoseclpoaicat to purchase, and, as a eonamas win 'ma still lower. risms. 4, Vrelt a ls= . S 4 k ' i si I ate al.& Vaasa., tie. s N. iteendsilre. M fa lAMB BALI 1111 business dose in shares is =soloed rtarday W7l IL ft I Do. *nip, is. d Ds. New, If Id Leeds* Think d a Do. PM.. 7p. dd. p Aealergstle, U.. d Km. ic tee& 111 eh., fr. p Rid. sad Ada, 1 p Matlock sad Daum. 19a. d BRISTOL Si The market remained in a knowing what to do in the Monetait matters. 113dlawd, rw, 501 ob., 71 $ 13. Nesters rofth, $ p Taff Vale, 131 Do. New.l p N. British Qrs., Do. Ent. Sc., 4 941. p HULL Mar IL A; and, considering all the Ant of business was done.Eigh 116[41-, at Lin. d Do., We O. Lbw. k ths, 7i d Da 4a, Id lialkod, 401- 56.. fF p I. New, I k Dowartg li No.4, &Lad. d Tart lc Mame. si Hyddsellside sad L., p Lela i MINN I p IProf., aka p Abb. k Z. Os 34. p Bk. k thread as. re p fast Linesashion 111 p NOV* IliaMbridire, ll p LIM, MAT 5. Ss pima wore drooling. 11 as Lob Dlt a.u .A,n, p /11srs.=,211.SL fin.Or: X. klibrdaks, I 7.11 p Se* Unita (.1). 210 Oidosa k 3-10 d iwapkire Sanwa Blr. ;A ), p Union, 1 11.16 d 10111drie It Down SO Do. do No 4, 146 d LLB, Mat 5. to sell at 'listing rates than moo, shoo* ail doseriptions of Stirraralk Elm. (A), la. 3d. p par Illtrapaidre II d S. et.mraa►ina, i d W. Siding Union, I ea. ed. p _ _ 1 ilik WAY S. was Ivry light, and the deelios 1 eonthuted. Malten k t p.".. li t l . a , fa. 8.1 par 3 . ' d d N. 'kid& Thirds. KIL P W. R. Union, 7e. 413 e. p Ni..e l i =ek Piew d , II p Landon, Brighton, a h. Coast, Plbeestbs, la. p WAY 3. mod eat*, dialers warmly at anaemia sot dition of MAW sod Sake 71f4a, d link and Obadliker, 124 OsMOM Ifsbwri, sl Namistater Iksdn I p 18, War S. N. B. Thirds, 50e. I lank., Nal-, Wo n H.., 24.34. LEK May S. North British Mks., 21.14.9 d. 24 Do. Extension, Ifs. Gd. 12s. fd N. Western, 2 York& Nen.Pref.,6/.13.14/.115.6d. 2125, HAT 4. emu.,Wlk,fsDub.,lle.,3a 3d. antry Ga. N. SALM Kw 4. Ma. t 01asresr, 71 Do. Qrs., 174 Edin. H Perth, 47a. 04. Ns. Da Hakes, 17a 12a. Id. Man. H Southansp ,14. id. 130911. N. British, 314 D.. Haws, 141 Do. t>?.., 91s. Ha 110. New Qrs. 944 p, tfa. Id. 22.. Do. Thirds, 36.. fd. Si.. Id. de patr ol. 241 &Counties. Tara Ests;.:S Great Nortkens, 21 V. as. Ilan., Buz., Yet, 2 Mid., 11. Its. Nerve. k 11 r., Near, 61.145. DUILLLN at. Booth & Wed., 23 Waterford s Ltiesiek. 131 111.710331 Walden New, 44e. Darden & N. Amen, 336. Dundee and Perth gm., ns. E. Lothian Central, 47e, rain., Leak Le Gunton Pref., 20/ Do. getert= f 3 . 4 4 6 1 d 8 . Edin. end . Do. New, 117 e. Y. 07e. Do. Newport, 7/ U. 11. Do. Do. New, 43e. Great Nertbere4 See. 381.4 d. CORN.—BASINGSTOKE, Mar s.—The supply was less than usual, consequently there was a brisk demand; One whits Wheat made 221. 10a. to 23a. per load ; best red, 221. • moderate 'ample* from 201. to 211., while the meet inferio r found a ready sale. Flour, up to 3.. 4d. the bag. Barley rather seance ; the best offered fetched 665. to 68a. per qr. ; samples of the weight of 10 more 12 lbs., 64. ; 10 score 4 lbs. to 611 m, 625. . • lighter, 48s. to 60e., being as advance li of 2a. to 31. Fur ► est t, Ils. per bushel was asked, and KW. 9d. freely gins; moderate samples, 10a. to 10s. 6.1. • nothing under 10s. to be had. Bean soiree, those sold mod; 60s. to 64e. per qr. Peas were also worth more ueohey. Oats brisk, best Poland and potato soaking 38s. per v. ; common, sweat, 34.. to 38e.; iafenor, 30s. per qr. Winter Tana 6e. to 6s. 6,1„ per bushel ; spring, 81. 6d. to 9s. . . BOSTON, MAT 6.-We have I moderate supply of Wheat to-day, which is taken treat sa. advance. Oat, mare', with an upward tendtney. Beans much Inquired kr, mid 91. dew". Wheat, red, 79.. so 84s. ; yaw, ; white, Us. to 86a. ; extra, 18e. Ow , 30s. ; bk. lame, 645. to Ads. BOLTON, MILT 3.-There is a good demand ferharmli free et lam week's prices, bat ea* Soar, Wag hiM et nutty bicker rat than the farmer, is ray la me= request, sad barely asaiatains fewer testa. arrest ed. to 1,. Lssr load, Oats ld. per bushel, sad Baas AL per load b lf ra w: curie Mae ire**, sIX Vic& of last week was unfavourable, mulolaihreed thysehorday, a good deal of raiahaviagYentolneeen sad yeeer day, ormespesded with aWe martieeseturbed. To-do y ' we how to setae hapeeramertletbrweelber, bat it to by se usammee 'mist sateredd to 1,664 vordliselag the *A ward trite If oselatiss. At mit Idefirt fardsing tie ' bad airsihrele erre( Mottle= &eponym sad, Irvin aettirs asaseriss, ibs Weds 'opemil it • mate Wrest oz. eitemert ; err imams alissed eld d ==t ea odneel ettellyre WIN estudepoonres; per qr. • whilst, at Abe lime MOM red l usaV i gu. to oltLter Imported, 88s. was emis " Dal weiglilarg ftie pm. basket. Upes Flew me glair seise ereirsieriere fita ssr rack; NorMk Iteemiestk •Issimg new orlaudir N diterres.; whilst ' our maim love yawl their * Bb. Rye several &Miss per or. Niter, der teen even for south washy qualities, only 5711 a pee turbot Bark 7 and all ether articles tending opera, with little offering. DUPUIS, BLIT 4.-Boyen soothing their operations to the sway et eonvanipdoe demands, our market this day we *IR for almost every description of grain. Holders beiegAilowever, anwilfinelo submit to any reduction, our qrstrtions are little varied from those of Friday. Wheat, red, pro, 280 lbs., 44.. to 48s. ; white. 475. to 50s. Oat,, per IN M.,21.. to *a. Barley, per 224 lbs., 24a. to 265. Oat. meal, per cwt., 114 v. to 2ds. Flour, seconda, 265. to 265. heal* Corn, per 480 lbs., 645. to 57a. ligLdrorr,/IAT 3.-The weather its' boon Sae bit cold, does is, last, and a little more warmth is much wanted. Thereepplies coming to market cougars shaft Wheat is mirk tbe turn dearer. No cheese lart takes gem In the pair ef any of the other articles. Ns lhave bad 'farther arrirds of Indian Corn from America, hat beldees call keep Arm ; and to effect sales, ea-ship, a *Audi* of Park per ton had to be submitted to. The denser ha ON Miry market has had its effects here, aa wells I. Ltesevool, or ad descriptions of produce. Th e demand ire 'Yin-seed continues very good, and the stocks as pear/ redeced ; and we consider there will be little, if any, remaining over un sold this same. The Mowing am ourquotations :-Indian Cora, per ton, white, 131. 16s. to 141. bs. ; yellow,l2l. 10e. to 13!. Indian Corn Nita!, white, 131. 16s. to 14!. 6s. ; yellow, 131. 15e. to 141. Vrneat, per cwt., rod, 17s. 3d. to 17e. 9d.; white, Ilt. 6d. to ltia Fleur.-Prices at lava Ba- •r 11: :` , ",;;XTF47" " " 4 113 . No. 213.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 6,1847. j3d. ELECTORAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND. This to an inland county, bounded on the north by Nottinghamehire, on the north-east by Liscolsadre, en the east by Rutlandshire, on the north-west by Derbr4l%; es the such by Warwickshire. Its greatest monared In a line from north by net to south by wesi (that is, from the conterminous point at which the dose aunties of Nottinghanshire. Leicestershire, and Lisankshire unite), to the neighbourhood ef Ltitterstarth, le sheet 44 miles. Its greatest breadth, in a direction at right angles to its length, spears to be, from the Se' tai i of . Ashby-de-la-Zouch, to that of Rockingham' 40 mile These nilasetramenta give as are* of 806 equine saes or, Melaka tart altos and wetlying dietitian stabs aort of 611,080 Mei. ailiraair see Ise=sely itregulai eatline s than erase& betweralB2l andW id ah m e lk st R i per ant, as will be seen from Ole gammarryyei the seism far Lasseisterkirs, at each of the several ' pate& under mentioned. In 1801, it had 130,081 inhabitinte. In 1811, it lad 150,419. In 1821, there were returned 174,574. In 1831, there were 197,063. I. 1841. this aggregate had kerma to 215,856, consequently the total benne in 40 yeas had been 86,774, art 66 per cent. on the pepakdon of 1801. The statement of }serrate levied &tweet tie sae periods Semis thus : In 1801, 79,9111.; feign it wee 110,8601 ; is 1821,124,2441.; la 1831 it was 113,9511. In the yorgended Slot el March, 1641, the as actually expended for the relief of the poor, wae .70.111114. Thu it appears that whilst din increase of popelalles OR SO years, between 1801 said 1831, was 61 per sot I.IM kenos ef pkesoiste is Use saes interval rru 44 pee eat gateadisq; tbe coutpubst down to 1841, we Sod the popu lation Increased in 40 yeas, 66 per cat ; and ths Asp for poor- rate stated as above, decreased about 12 per cent. This is one of the many exemplifications of the marker management, economy and barmy with which this lap i s. ; taut dearest of county expenditure has been generally Ireedled since the smschirsery of the poor-law of 1834 was got into action. In Leicestershire we fled the decrees of the poor-rate, is the ten years ending 1841, to have been 43,.5271., or 381 per eent. This minty is divided into 6 hundreds, containing 196 parishes, 12 market towns, I parliamentary borough, viz., the county town of Leicester. In Mee it is the twenty-eighth of the English counties, coming between Nottinghamshire and Westmorland. In population it is the ts t raty.sisth, between Worcestershire and Northamptonshire. In density of populetion it is the twelfth, ranking between Somerset. shire and Yorkshire. Its inland navigation is excellent, both by many canals and by improved river ecassettnication. It is alai traversed by many railroads. Of 42,140 families 12,382 were chie fly employed in agriculture; 22,984 is trades, manufactures, and handicrafts; and 8,8 06 In i all other occupations. There were 40,354 inhabited houses, and 1841 uninhabited ones, and 174 In process of building. One at the peculiarities of this county Is, that the an spas its hills I. the best ; that is the valleys the worst, and degenerating into a coarse species of Mang clay. It formerly produced very abundant crops of corn: but grazing and pasturage, since the commencement of the present century, have been se very extensively fig- MONEY MARKET & CITY Zoo s' Clock.—The istelligicest from New York, brought down to the 17th iht yea Amoebas point hood for liana, reports • name ihmensebill IMOD 111,1111111140 The rats wereug fess fee 6 f moeidael peowbs. the real per being, se w rtdi inewe, least • basks. sad there fore the rates is Olken 4 Nit. dleseedat. The Improvement, however, thus I= the spestatiews last previously 6 remisedopen is waseessaile circles, as well ea ha the/soh where hooded to strengthen if nettle miss the peiess el values be the time. It is amides* simulated, raereever, that the neat steamer from New Tort will Wag the rates better still, and leading American hoses edentate upon their coming at 6 nominal premiss, or ales, at which shipments of gold would no longer be ea operation yielding a profit worth mention, sr rather woad yield no profit at all, sopposang that shippers had to pay the exorbitant rates of diorama o‘, Play lelo owl., 27a. ; bans* lit, 255. ; heal, Me. ; Jed, 215.; t 11,44; Brae, 9.. 61. American, per total, 40a. to 41s. Oetmed, per eat.. 22a. to 22a. 6d. Oafs, 14. to 14. 641. Barley, 14. 41. to 14s. 61/. TRIESTI, At 26.--Berma/ cargo. airmail& Corn bar* lately arrived from the Levant, Albania. ala Us hut pur• eSase for England was one on Bataan/ easing INNS ewe Mona, at 60. or 4&. 7d. per qr., Moe on lewd. Voiy Utd has been done of late, the only outehease Mob, boa la execution of some small °edam Omen ilempeil moo 'Wow Oar stock of Wheat, a ail fiseerledeos. fe about 62,000 stars ; and of Indian Pala, about 65,000. Saps mod has advanced, is eonompaase• of the great injury dens to the amiss asp by the *at ,• 44e. Bd. per qr.,fese on bawd. his YrestY ham may, and balisms aea holding for Wilber prism riefibb one WM, dotes. PRODUCE.—KocnicHAss, Har Two.— The public sales of Soger membeed of 1 bolt a Haven nab, 6,000 begs China end SRI Mak. Rico. This sound part of the Hav enaah was all = = e in, and nearly all of the China, which lams the of last week nominally the tame. • pen eddes Nes herd levers • for grocery purposes, at des hi rise et her week, by jlldviell eontract. IVest India has hen Ibis. Relied ilesdp. Lumps, low b. awn to verygoodlllatellik. Then hasistleasspublie sale of Coffee to-day.—Ries les %gra &douses* measly is.. with a large demand for tba Continent; geed usidd/ing white sold in public tole at Zla. 6d. to 24a., and holders are now asking timber prime —Rom army, bat not active — Pimento sold in public sale atiblothisk sureely supported previous rates. The state of the mew market, and the ad. vanes in torn and other articles of prevision, continue to depress the aolanial saarket. PRICES CURRENT. _ _ _ 6019414 OWL WIT IVIED. - W. bdia,6P.bos.64o d0.j44 00 Teem LOS 43 0...47 46 0...44 1.04412w,12•42 W 0.. 43 Teem 44 0...47 1224 44 0...61 1104.01.234en5a.b 34 0...41 Yellow 43 0...44 1 1 11.40 47 0...43 Peep, brovu- 44 0...42 Tier . 44 •..43 Ong . - •...21 ilmenr- 46 Lamm ..... 61 0..06 Is Bei We* bulk, 1- Wiry MS.. • Owe 44 0... .0 0 Thia 70 0...113 0 WOW. goo. ore . 37 .. a 6 41 . 42 0 VW. 00 O. 73 4444034 0... .0 0 W i tri s=„1! Se 34 0... 60 0 gel Pa .W. 23 0... 27 0 Th, at per lb. Omposomeoses- 0 6 .. 0 W /West per cot USW 22164 23 .. 34 4 30 .. 21 o 0 0... 0 0 14 0.. 26 0 . W 0... 34 0 Wg.7ll;:i se • . • • llorge II 10... • • Cargo atOardildar 9 • .. • • Swedish ii 1•.. • • La" at per t m arl. II W.. 11• • .. 91 •... • • ratießan- . -0Y: . 2l 11... • • rad or 0127191, W 1..31 le Orta, par NI gip. gal. dal. pap l9 11... • Intr.. SI • AN 112`01•11 & pilaw- 97 C. $1 Sped. :111 dd. D 15... II grad lac ... . IS 11/...11, 111 ' 01120,0•11100111#1 50 • 5...08 Coosa NER 49 CAI • 06092 BUN. Pd 1.13409 d 26 15 .27 Ptanaandy per Girt. Bader—art, lat. 92 0-14 ' Sad • 0 • ard • I.- 0 ..... • 0 Lloarlek. d• 7O • 66 Carlow, 91 11.-121 ?Hwy tat • 0... • Waterliord Beer. Idle. per genii Prime Mau • • • Park, Friar me as As Baerai.Park. Lark le 066,1) • BMOC. WaSsrlaird. szrt. 74 • I GS 0 IS • lArd=Prtek 14 0... cs • Alto Amerind 111.14 01 sad Olig, 0t per R 3. &sail IL Video =ed a.O MI 67 . • 11..• 4 Brasil. 427 • 1 .0 la tavalted 0 4 • ma dry 0 41:_.• Lima& Ip. dry • S ..I • West 1041 a, dry • 416..5 1 Salted 0 4...0 Cast India_ 0 4 -al 101 lime, B. Ayres, dry 0 7 . 11 Rum* dry • $1...• 9 s. 6. Ainer.llaree, pm hide t O. ..11 • • • Burma, ditto 6 G... 1• 11' ltrs WOllOl%, at per lea. 1230•2004,1arada-SS I-. • I* • Hadar IC- II II empathy • • . • • Tod, Jaguar 6 C.. • • • Nlearegna, large sad mild IS • .17 111 Lae IS • .17 10 Bads 111 11...0 • lied headers. ..-- 1 1666 4 10 Brael 90 • AI • -- aim et par ipiL Leeward MEd hoe. ri; 3 I Datiduo 3,9 1 . 0.l 4 ... 4 /mal, ss per essiO.P. 4 ._ 4 Yiturarlat mono Utter& 4 ... I 01104 44 • ISDN& II ... • FYI, per tem. Illga,P.T.R. 441 0...34 Peterabarg. head 0 0... 0 Dutra awl IlwaS4 SS 0.. 03 Friesland lisp, at per tee. 9treterabarg,eleasS37 10 34 aatahat half dun Riga, Ulm autabot ...... pus 0..30 Era hada San— IS 0 . It Bombay l6 0...33 hap Its, at per cwt. Bur K O. 0 Sinn. Oam. to blacks 93 0... 0 tuts, at per tat. San £lO 0 in TALLOW. Nothing doing. Priam nominal. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 47a 6d. All the year do. livery, 46e. 6d. CHEESE.—BASINGSTOKE, MAY s.—The de Te ther better than last work. Some hest Cheddars, sold for London, made 70.. per cwt. ; moderate quality, 665. ; double North Wilts and Somerset', 645.; single, 445. to 66a. Com• Ma Cheese, 445. to 48s. Skims, 345. to 36e. HOPS.—BOROITOR MARKET.— Two CioCk.-... Marrs. Pattesden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that use muter is very firm. 1641 Sart lima. 4.4e4. 1/.4ge ft a Yeadlag Keens.. Inerrt.l4. Oft 41. a Weald el Keno „ 4 4to 1 41 Yearling term. 314 lie sII Pewee 31 4 ,64 . „ 111163 I Panhass MA11,10117011.4 MAY 6.—Birst Farnham* in good request, at an advance of 2e, to 6s. per ewt. ; tonne sold this week at 61. 161. to 71. per cwt. ; moderate. 61. 6s. ; Alton*, Barri^. Crondalls, and Odihants, from 61. 54. to 51. lho.; Sunni, 61.; Bents, heat, 61 to 61. 6s. ; oommon, 61. ; old Hop, 411 e.; by 11 . lb., 20d. to 24d. WORCESTIR, MAY s.—The hop market remains in a eery stagnant state, and the few hops disposed of are quite in a retail way; still the supply for the season is unusually sanity, sad prices esa scarcely be called lower. Best 1846's from 84s. to 88e., middling and inferior 75.. to 80e. per art. SKINS.—BAst NGSTOR Y., MAT s.—Beat Downs, 4s. 6d. to 4s. 9d. each ; as they some, 4.. 3d. to 4.. 6d.: the bargain, 4s. 3d. ; poor Skins, 2.. to 2.. 6d. Best Long • Wools, 4.. 9,1. to &s. each ; moderate, 3.. 6d. to Is. 341.; inferior, 3.. to 3s. 6d. Shorn Skins, &I. to 10d. rat Lana Skins, 2.. to 2s. 9d. each; smelt, 2s. to 3e. the dozer. , • •• HAY. Smrrimiet.D, Two o' Clock. Mame Cooper and Davie, Hay and &raw salesmen, newt Ohm . follows : /the leoraw,7ll6 $. a.. I111•Ins. 40e. to fa Stsw. mem.. to M.. I CATTLE, &c.-Rousso,t MAY Fern.-The show of Sheep at our fair en Tueeday was by no means so large as naval, the number penned not exceeding 26,000 cr 28,000. Good prices, however, were obtained, store Hogs being worth from 455. to 48s. ; and • very fine lot of about 80 fished as much as 655. The show of Beasts on Wednesday was the largest known. The number of lean Beasts was int. ' noose, whilst of fat there were very few. Fresh aorta, from ' 181. to 21f. Good Cows in calf were dear, aed scarce There were many good young Yorkshire Steers, which so ld well, say 111. to 131. Eurres, MAY 4.-The market was very largely supplied with store Cattle, Cows and Calves, and Sheep ; but few fat Polloeks. Prime Bullocks were from 10.. lid. to 11a per score; a good description of ditto, from 9s. 91. to 10s. 3d. per score; and Bullocks, even of a plainer order, from 9a. to Is. Bd. per score;-and thus continuing the quotation at hem 60.. to strong 63e. per cwt., or from 9a. to llr. per some Betas. a' c lees coatinue in good supply, and sell at haft 4d. to 6d. per lb. A few lota of Sheep, of • plain daseriptlen, were mold at rates of from 644. to 7d. per lb. ; and Om con tisuieg the quotation for fat Sheep at from 64d. to Bd. per lb. In Store Sheep there was not much business drag, but same from Ireland were again shown. For prime Hop, IiOWITII4 of the best breeds of this county, strong prime were asked; indeed, in one or two Mammas 60s. • Mere. Bet on, ea the other hand:, a lot of Pt we Hogslwere sold at 28s. • Meow There were some lots of fat Lambs which mat a sale at toga 7d. to 74d. per lb. Indeed, a lot of • fair descriptiaa, and estimated at 81 lbL the quarter were sold at 20s. • piece, ce 74d. per lb.; and a lot estimated at 7lbs. the quarter, at 17s. 6d. a piece, or lid. per lb. I ust.rv, Mar 6.-There were between 22 000 and 20,000' Sheep for sale, far whisk made win vosseadimX amiseted. The prices asked lad given verve Yak 11 0 61 7 "- pressed it as their 'plain tai they meth mere =to day as lean stock than the one will fetch in deo what fat and tit for the lethaer. Beet Tete sold et Ikea 60s. to 66e. amok ; inferior. seen 445. to 48a, pridelpaarst the South Down breed; aonpies, at from 60s. to 806 the bast; and modern, team Ka to 60s. These wens • few I Dorset Sheep, width =ado thew Wither prim, tent to. Ito 4e. per head. By 12 o'clock an* ell Bovrium., Mar 6.-Our apply at Beef thee short, of other things !moderate, and prim generally weaned from last week. Beef wade Ss. M. to es . 6d. per sow fn. of &es, sinkieg the offal; Mutton, M. to Bs. 10d. ; Lando, 4d. te A. lid.; V4llll, 4a. 4d. to 6.. 4d.; Pork, 4e. 4d. tit 6s. „ For Yaarerday's Morkete asa rat rep. SHIPPING. MAIL AKSIVID.—DubIin, 2; Waterford, I; Franck, 1 0 ; Flanders, 1. LONDON, May 6.—Wine this day at alma, S., light pleasant Mersa, with passing clouds. DEAL, May 6.—R. to E.B.E.—Arrived: Louisa, Callao. Sailed: Simlak Calcutta; Regina, Demerara; Hendrick Hudson, New York. Orr amigos, May 4.—Ellen, Rio Janeiro, for Antwerp. FALMOUTH, May 6.— OS port. Renshaw, Maoritiva ; Families., Bahia. OFF TSB ISTurr, May I.—Manchester, New York, for Rotterdam. OFF ROLTMAD, May 4.—litidor, Fernando Po, oat 70 day. ; Tamar, Norfork, V.; Prince Albert, New York. sailed 10th ult. ; passed Cape Clear 30th. CLTD", May 4.—Arrived : Lord Montgomery, Berhadoss.. Sailed : Cannata, Calcutta Curler Bt. ,• ase t vis N.„foundk.a; Orion, Troon and B a hia ; Adam C York ; Northumberland, Quebec. Wumm, Apnl 3.—Put hack William, ,• • leak Som y. me witoss, May S.—Arrived : Mari • •“'et'• raltar, Rimiest, May I.—Variable.—Arrived f? . • York; Lady Arabella, New Orleans ; Cl.• • • • . BMIRLDS, Mai s.—E.N.R.—Sailed: Jane P' • ' OUEZNAST, May 3.—Sailed: Louisa, Pernalabow • Nevis. Mignon*, May 3.—E.—Arrived: Hound, 14 ow y oun dk a d; ROLL, May 6.—N.—Sailed Mountafreey, Mont ii OFT BIADAMTON, May 6.—West Whoa, cape of Oood Hops. I