The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-28 00:00:00

No. 1,850.) T REPIt O'l of the MILE(' r()ItS of MENTOR LIFE A tat , tiIOLUMICIAL BANK of LONDON, be the Year nabs 2. Old I indeeriked A NNEAL GENERAL 11F.ETINO of the sb m .h o id.,... best Paananier.—U4 time t st i r tuba/ Una L Shbitry, on 11', _7th of Juty, Iris 2, the nitACTESIL MI flistlv'`: Es q . I Math Minter, E.g. Mr JOUR DEAN PAM. lutnese.... rm. Jon ith in iioll4 n • n. Esq. 01:011011 ISISKILLET 1141 Paler. MIS Wm. J. ekes Yp , M.P. Memnon seared by tam Com t i nt ttiiilbibelbOW. b Moir a tarnfoen, hay . and Pretnie !demo tr.tne. t.cq. Te• erevarity of • oeb.enbnln wrw epth • i'oe ter, Fob Je.rph Ttionissni Esq. In Um Mena Deana, the wb. Joti tukra, an haat the holden Opaline* Dori mut las, Ent. Et ILI, LA. Thor, aa Witiserth, Esq. mid. Ma. has —Mr. Al.red H. rutloll la Me Proprietary Reine d. SOLI. n -j.k.ra. Amos!. Twice's, and Stniat. esientent with the of th TM Saner red the adiettbrus - at coition the Mecum and after- Oath. gives foe half t tsw natl. tn. Vin•tult insiniesing premium+ eannurnete itvr.tHY. !ia•2i and military Int n WOMAN PM , t tre, lea tb • ,iti•LIC(... IMMITIM , III to their co.pr,o;wir, melee , with .... kr , tc t o ,. ••.‘ tse annabt etationent ..f the in Air' of the II mt. any tart of Ilse world. •tt•tt annetrl bu'ainn• a'oret win 011,1• that, a•ter m .line full The aseelacminission allowed La >•tler .or hrd sad d,btnd debtA, and paying the denim and In all owe where a mesical n „ I . .• si the 'wit year, the net profits arisniet to Majan . i . • 0.. If. table, steep :!.a. rate of ff re cent. Tel terms f r the half-Leer wip e o f Baud el In mita: "tot laein'tser. I t'd hit been at-reads roil; and the Ihreeton .tratde a dtal•knd hier the halt:year I tolli .n it Juno, th. •ose rtte, to ninth thiT trtra tb.• t leaaury ist adding a N ATIONAL ASSUIL .. 3 ut ,:e v asare—terth divide:a And bonus free Crows ASSOCIATION, 7, ft, ▪ US. Vida. • .11, - 01 , nul nn I Ivan% there will r,rnaln a teldwe The laverdwient of money vet tt. :a., M M e,t r 4.1 In the TCMYTT rand, incensing that blind in Ka p, i t=et a than ,„‘ .t• • E , 7 o .• vantages to the mats, of ► t -. nee with the IeffTWOMI of the deed ..f seltinant. the mg. of the Industrial nobs of tl aerators The Bird Don. lierneonl, D.P., tunny fa realisieg the highest r. (be , . Eel , Deward Walant', MX., and Thomas Wink. seeuntite, in whin alone the Eno invtt. .r. !iv • .n.ln Super, sd Mama deposited with the As. • HILL. Iron hahlhtim at account tot lit VI. Ai WIN van. Tem., names of wainagetwest, which tnr4-...tier therrs. , ...•a. emanate, hr miens t ; and in consideration uf the butin ea • %NIIHAU I Atli's-IN. Ent-. M.P., noes; theiebre, Deponhis et tiEnIGE CLWF, , Flstunsequare, their ispital free from induction IP, ire dal, y t.idleol paprienna, off, r themeetwea as candidata he other Inalledin, either pubile o tbt rat SCAM loin menders. Interest or Dividend, is mesh% tinINEINIAL ItANK Of LONDON. Capital Su Dibasic: Sewn, Jen Se. MIL The Capital Stock 1C ao r ati Vs. larpasbore Klock In the Inseam. c ,„„... „ • ' 2.0,010 0 0 non, and lite been providtd in tee...hl in Government 4 eesittire 2h,rin4 16 µ &num ow Ok i . r inn • doe to the -s-• nt,* of tt, b Ist .. 9.4,177 9 2 LIFE DE awe ruse ! dot., al . , tlet!n lint bed and This ...,htiot at hey CIIV4.IO tlll. i 1124 al charges man t anibreon • , 2007 1, 1701111 10 0..5. 01 1 = 6" A11411,5b1e, with tuns; (asst.' . - '''," i c 74--, Tvlbt ahl3r.s LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 2r4, 185 g. [THREEPENCE. ASSURANCE COMPANY, liread-streee. i CLOW Slio,ooo. cv the Le of itUTLAND, the Carl IPTVZWILLLOI.F.II.P. ESA. PIILIKTORI4 Pert., ( 1 11111MIli. i HAWN. F.Mq., Dopey admits. ..• Cumpuoy, .filch 7e Iltttrt And Prevvicary ileneetes : sub.:veva capital of /331y,00. are Irbote dill, profits an divided site.(* -welch www morami minium law Ism ttw hy wowed %weft pad& Isla of posolwat t. _ _ RAIL WAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctnes. The share market opened firmly this morning t and higher prices were realised for most stooks, sully bltd!and, North Stafford, South Eastern, Eastern Counties, and Caledonian, but present quotations are rather worse again. The settlement of the seemant is in progress. SHAM AND IMICIII TYNOTJARRAIITRED. MONEY MARKET. On comparing the above returns with the fixed issues of the several banks, we find the following to be the state of the circulation MINES. TUENDAY EVENING. There was some bona fide realisation of Consols this morning, which exercised a depressing influence on the market, the price being driven down to 1004 for cash. From this range there was no actual re covery, the quotation leaving off, in tho absence of buyers, at 1001 to both for money and the account of the 12th August, or 1 per cent. worse than yes terday. Business was decidedly restricted, with the exception of the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., in which there was a fair number of transactions at the range of 1041 to 1051. Bank Stock reached 232. Some considerable purchases were effected in India Stock, which carried the price up to 286. The report of the day's business, as officially rendered, is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1001, 1 1 , • ditto for account, 1001; Three per Cent. d educe d, 1014, 1001 ; the New Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 105, 4, 1041, 105, 1011. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 15.16; ditto 30 years, 1860, 61. Bank Stock, 232, 2301. India Stock, 285, 280, 286. The unfunded securities were quiet at former rates. Bathers, Bilb plereb) , ome—weelb -96.. to Ble. prem.; ditto June, 70s. to 735. prem. India Bonds, 01s. to 945. preen. Foreign stocks were not much affected by the pre valent flatness, but a few of the more speculative descriptions were not so well supported, including Graoadan, Mexican, and Portuguese. Spanish bonds were also flat in the afternoon. Danish stocks arc riming. The day's sales are thus reported :—Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 5 prem. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1011. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 82, 83„. ditto Five per Cents., 1071. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 631; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 97 1 . Granada One-and-a-Half per Cent. ex Dec!, 1849, coupon, 211 ; ditto Deferred, 91, 4. Mexican New Three per Cents., 251, 1. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 63. Portuguese Five per Cent. (Brazilian guarantee), 100 L,• ditto Converted Fein per Cents., 371, 4, 37, 3. Russian Five per Cents., 120 ; data Four-and-a. Half per Cents., 104. Sardinian Five per Cents., 944. Spa- With Old Three per Cents., 484 1; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 22, 1;211 ; ditto Com. mittees Certif., 3 per Cent. There have been dealings in the shares of the Book of British North America at 60 ex div.; Com mercial Bank of London, 291, 30; London Joint sto2k Bank, 184; London and Westminster Bank, 321, 33; Union Bank of Australia, new shares, 61 ex div. ; Union Bank of London, 18 ; General Steam Navigation, 291; Royal Mail Steam, 811; Ebro Carol, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. At the meeting of the shareholders of the Commer cial Bank of London, held to-day, the report pre sen•ed stated the net profits for the last year at 21,107/. A dividend was declared for the half year ending the 30th June at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, besides a bonus of Bs. per share, after paying which there remains a balance of 3,043/. to be added to the reserve fund, making it 32,0121. Tho paid up capital of this institution is 200,0001., and the balances due to customers arc stated at 964,177/. The price of the shares in the Stuck Exchange is 301., with 201. paid. Tke downward tendency in the market for foreign exchanges was rather checked to-day, and with the exception of Hamburg, the quotations were a shade higher. Paris remained as before, at 23.23 to 30 for short, and 25.471 to 50 for three months. Amster dam could not be negotiated under 12.01. Hamburg was at first in demand at 13.8, in consequence of the very low quotations from the other side ; but no further buyers coming forward, it closed flat at 13.8 to 81. No material change occurred in the rates on Italy, Sicily, Spain, or Portugal, but Austrian paper was considerably higher, drafts being freely offered by a firm whose interest it recently appeared to keep the quotation down. Vienna closed at 12.7 to 10, and Trieste at 12.8 to 12.12. The fixed issues of the private banks of England and Wales being at present, after deducting those which have ceased to issue, 4,698,074/., it follows they were below the amount 1,217,124/. The fixed issues of the joint-stock banks being 3,409,9!171., it follows they were below the amount 603,467/, TUESDAY EVEN !ND. Business to-day was much more lively in the mining share market, which consequently exhibited lan improved appearance. Inquiries for many of the leading stocks were renewed, and prices have become stiffer. The prices at which sales have been made are reported to us as follows, but due allowance must be made for the wide margin frequently exist ing in this variable market as between buyer and seller : West Providence, 47, 481; West Caradon, 170 ; South Woo, 173 ; Tincroft, 131 ; Alfred Consols, 151, ; Trelawney, 32 ; South Tamar, ; Wheal Tremayne, 24, 3 ; Wheal Arthur, 221 ; East Tamar, 215., 225., 235. ; Tavcy Consols, 4 ; Tre barvah, 6, ; Bedford United, 61, ; Leeds Town Consols, 2l ; Lelant Consols, 173 ; Crom Darren, 1 ; itix Ilill, l ; West 'Wheal Alfred, 5•, Wheal Uny, 10 ; North Buller, 101; Clyjah and Went worth, 5. song paws yesterday. Tho fixed issues of the Scotch banks being 3,057,209!., it follows they were above the amount 251,0861., but with specie m hand to cover the excess and issues for 719,5701. besides. The fixed issucsof the Irish banks being 6,3044941., it follows they were below the amount 1,9.18,3211., with specie in hand to cover issues for 1,235,419/. more. .... premiums tbe first mum yam rd issess-nstivr 111 fleet dine,. low court —et sutured ut Me ordinary rate when us bomb additimal slow Sur liorme to tamed be itomettlesl 11111111, rolicitor, and swift report is elm, tie k• i.laid by Ibb except la area of fraud. -I Directory, LOUIS MORE. Marv?. RAILWATIL anthem, Notting. Basta an: Lan Junction latitourVallot Ninonhead, Lartaxittre i lt Chet.. Jun., late iit.ce„ l / 4 1. , Do.ehea I. '4 V IN 2sl Pi PI d. IN idl zol I k el 1 — Tot" cr7.: ( illriatai owl MOW Ciik &Wes Marx wad 11,ilybead 'Cork IlaltaatJ ^.. Uslides s =l", in sad Abst ains ass yoremes Ca 'I W &so* I N. fXIR r. rrt:r I &storm Mantis, . ENKO7II CIRRA A... par L O. wt.l vo. ems 11 and C . ditti Lot lansollifee . Said!' "'est Jun" Doctr IC4j Si 411 CItANCE and INVESTMENT at. illsrlinb-plass. Trafalgar-square, with this Arne Wes, whisks was rota s& prelim ft be 4 meow ward au of the alanent, sad the provident Inv ' the camassanity, sad affords PS op, , nr. rite of interest yieldttl by larst-cLus matey is employed. Arandation, for Tuesstment are exempt ' conungencies. s woil as the ex \ are borne by dm L.le Department, brought V. It by investment tisn , ae• enjoy the emirs profita yielskti by 'inn .4 any lincl—an 'Ananias* which no or private, bolds forth, or ova ottani, ltividead, le, patable tuff-ready, In January sad July. throaal Stott, 13 , na,ts O. aluwethor distinct and separate from the Insoatenent Department. It constitutes, w.th ausrauter be, the insist , meats.: the Arsons - Ito unkr to rands the :sturdy of Cos DEPARTMENT. • a comprehends' amt well-reguistri _ many valuable and Important tot. Full information and pea:nominees may be obtained, on appliastium at the Iliad Mee of the A.. .elation, or to tba rispentlie Agents. Illreigheat W rutted kin. inm. Pk. l'Ett MORRIS ON, Lsaaataa Director. Maw MIL Applaietione for Agsucies may be es& to the maraguss iii a n 14 16 16/ 6 66Y 66 lii We find. therefore. that the note circulation of the private and joint stock banks of England and W a l ei was 1,850,691/. below the amount authorised to be issued; and that, inclusive of Scotland and Ireland, the circulation was on balance, 2,834,9241. below the fixed amount. 'The avast* Mnount of coin and bedigism - heid by the Bank of England in both departments during the four weeks ending the 10th ult. was 21,976,781 L, showing an increase on the previous month's return of no less than 1,142,2791. ii i 1 .k 7 4 Ili I Without much actual change in prices, the gold mining shares to day were flat, and quotatiot., were rather in favour of buyers, especially for l'ort Phil lip, Carson', Creek, and Liberty bltaleb. •I'hc non- - official quotations arc as follows:—Australian Con sols, (lib. to par; Melbourne, par to : 7 pron.: Bri tannia, !, to 4 prem. ;Ch naullu , to f, p: cm. ; Connemara, to ;,!, prem.; Kenmore, 1!,to ! peni.; Exhall Coal, 1 to 4 prem.; North IV;i:es to prem. Santiago shares receded 10s.; and Tincroft, as.; United Mexican arc firm. 7 7i 3 ft 191 Ng 39 92 1100 100 lee 100 100 100 :ea Oka. Issothe Edirtorprb =4 Olergovr Rdinburotts, Pirtb,lhade. G 3 ,14 , lo N v or ile h Au rn, te. _ 67 6! 44 2.4 - - Oft $24 46 14 122 . 124. The average 'stock of specie held by the Irish banks during the same period was 1,235,419/., behig an increase on the return fur the previous four weeks of 40,436/. Do. alarm A. Do. tWrtyB. dtoek.. G:.Suut h. and Vleet.(lre. Great Western Leneerer sell Carlisle .. • • is 464 1031 1014 87 CD 4Si 41 4/ 124 1041 1 4 The average of specie held by the Scotch banks during the same term was 967,656/. ; increase on the previous month, 6,794/. TIIIS DAY. Two o'Cl.ww. There has been scarcely a transaction in the gold mining shares to-day, and prices arc dull. Brazilian Imperial shares have bt en done a South Australian at 4 dis. I ancsahira •nd Yorkahla Do. Tlh. t 19 984 81 811 34 Max, 2 21 r. 17 18 S SI 10 08 132 1321 sti6 II pm 9 1 1 I + d4 1 1 44 114 131 14 31 334 311 3 21 die 771 77j 43 43 Of 4k 10s II 11 MI ti 107 i In the item of specie these returns consequently show an increase of 1,189,:)09/. on the month. Compared with the corresponding period of IR:il, the returns under review show the following differ ences in the circulation: 81411,43$ 3 8 W. ii;;TlCAn g linlea 1.e.& Norther. , Lasko sat Blukarall !AIL, Critchlow. k 8. Caut Lardlon k Narlia.Waats: Do. 10.. I .hares... Do. Fails Uo. 81,214i:ewe iI.(C London it Petah-Warm Da.. D , £lO . . .- Landbratrrylk I:mn4ktltes 11.ateb.,Duz.,stad Wake. tt..nah.,Hut.,&ll.itaraltat 1 tn. Matt..4‘ Lath Urdu, Clonn prier. yeeterday. 3, and .Inwe t.t-day. NA is bar:, Cevymmeni ;analog, India limb, 4i..rated. yk, alma piffllle+C fl tier, lad lareltUts, I...thbeiry .r..t 014tt.trIxt ...... MOO 0 0 /1,211,04 S I 171 99.9 Busk of EnateM Private banks Joint-gook baals .104 t 1832. • - 1 - I - ,599 453 1 - I 3%lmM* 2,623,420 3.450,91 13,061 2,605,511 7A,1104 19,470,711 3,437,290 2,731,015 25,8150115 $,215: 4,01,27 i Kink 111.1011.001 Air Tea teigh Calateraisa tpturlan Iti.trahoki s.truitan Autrallan Frteboid Ave Marla BlarnarTos Ina and 07;1 Australlen British iron . ...... Imp.(lam. a:5l. pm. Do. Coosesand MAU .. ;f 1 Dra 1 Pa Da. Dh . ..433 at the r.,te 0( 6 per test 003 ennui, for the r6l t 114 lt,coam4er, 1031, ahead) 0.051 II 0 415.1.4 Jut Arit thr haletir ceding 30th June, 1 , 11 s cornsu PROVIDENT INSTITUTION FOR LIVE AsSURANCIL flie GEV Mee la which dm Remelt et Mutual Amereace can be obtamegt at 11tolerate rite 81 3' I 781'! Total In Esikad noralunt 28,357.1101 i 1,711,4Rei 3.814,2%i 122.435 4,406.173 1 .9,139' I I I la P 014.0111011 at ea-iiaoiTitil7:iil;agi7atiout • Worth loser than in the otkr Ilintual Mace, ea that the .401 required lo thew, eay at age 3U, to rare MOON would ,norr g IMO in Wt. Psorris.-7be whine are ell videte amok the Neared, on a principle at case ear, equitable, and favourable initial lives—the eurpilie being reserved kr those nieni , vre shone penoinme, with aceinsiohitiii in terest, maw to the oak in their policiee ; in other ave.', for Uwe, by idiom longer ccetributions aloft it hail km as .led. Anowal POO4OOllll to limn tleti, with Praha. at Pistil. _. ..__. ... ... ... .. Do. Ulan. and Derby ttei.ek. it e '.III e skates arwesstle and Vaslisee ... ti es sunken . ... - itc.th r ated i i rt ;.fr te4evenity. lever k end Loaskilleti.... Do. Kew i 20.... .: Niels. . „ stis. to Counties Vakio North Deem, '.o I. ... North Stafford... We.. . Norio &Smith Wiet.juse °stied, Wive., & %Vulva. .03 . rel C..ntral ... .. Fexittleli Midland ,- .. dere... et Bine.. Claes A lei_ Vaft• H. .. ... .. Sigursbary a liarseard... staewebory one Claw (Noe. W. Yin.) ... . Do. Halves United I . Cm. 2 i 24 .f 40. 1., olley• lINOVI . ........ 4;el 'OOO 0 Maul anima wrinis SIM poise swum .1 re smug lib aerial le rest sad two.. await Nance eerie' 111 Gsmerise 1104 (12,0.2 311. 3,013 3 t 21,307 II 10 £11,,107 19 10 lIS SO 2' S 1.6 if ti 44 404 9_ . b ..414 Showing an increase of 2,712,5861. in the note circu lation of England and Wales, and an increase of 3,185,340!. in the circulation of the United Kingdom, compared with the returns for the corresponding period of 1851. Jobe lbal kte; Cluvon'd Creek Cebre Copper .... Cubmial bold iCopiroo En. *Australian Oupper Geatnl Par i Ma 41 43 i IFa II i die ca. $e we brawbt Ap 20 ainissi4ol4sl 10 SI 13 1199 6 11116116101114913 3914 11 21 ill n dia IA o 6i die 4f dm ui in Is 111 The yearly comparison of the stocks of coin and bullion held stands thus : Bank of England, more £7,790,110 Scotch banks, more Irish banks, less add,. :i.vamtm,,, Grand Darby of Baden Great Polgroth I Ws par dig par 111 pm la pm a dim I a Ms I die 1 3 1. 1m a dis par 12 :3 a ells par 13 'll 2 1 1 21 a lir I pm Tua wird Ilikrodisu left( kw "Mk hemseol asaideranste,nd the Ripen sot Iltdranc-shnit kat Rd b • Ma 0011 crintrd, ane ei-entaltal amosent the prolooinlows. T'• nom. Th tam Ba. nrs 11. H.q.. on the put et libt latirom ilo.nmi a litriticati on the paktum mental of lion Ompanto e. tar rate o' CS p r rest. in amnia, and a limas )ef M. pa dim Le. `me I -tax, oa an, elk, the :ad NIL II • lent tran.m malr.-Th te tne follorme Dhhollenah , • doe Tr, Era., W r inkerrth, rot,. the • me et Mau te r .r o' the i red of Mettlesome, be naeleelsi Ohrlearia of tills mew. se: oranievorie,-That eeriena ilaskona. 31. P.. be II Pirtof .4 dm comp. it, :it"! nano toonoly,-Th.it Su. Is elated a rh•te•l ;Lit flaapaey. no:tol anosiontacly, -That the thanks at Ire siallig he pre. Vr.:l , ,t'te !Vectors foe their ate/Vine tlihe urregmult of the the oak &whae the past yr•r. tt Iltlinim.b.ly,—That to thank* of the preoriallee he tire * !el to Mr. .I.l.eit SWAM Cui MU for his elation our iccs il-nager. (aimed', TTI.IIIIAB BARNEWAI.I. Quietism. Mont rcl mminsou•ly,-That the tharkS of the owning he ree nter Ito rhino to Mom , e all, req., fee his able and amnetems son dort in the eh or tit. del. talaatni) Or tie Premium nay be made to cow after a linoltru number of yeynarott. Those matte denied al yrano only wil; be found Itsb.ewly Um, lame as wet participating .mace sequin, for tbs whole of Asonarsa.—Shiee the breltultnn of the roelety In 113?, inwards of 1,670 polieb • Lave been issued, e Ivering wannest; amounting to warty two naillicora and s half. Tie whole again. are in The most prosperous 'undone% asnows b 7 the annual repors, winery with, prospectus, table of premiums, and every inktrulation may be ob tained (Lee) on any's:slam. LONUON 'MANCH, It, 3100ROATIt4TREET. (WANGS tiItANT, ROW. nt tk eretary. 22 1 23 21 fin 141 7211 St SS 91 91 61 SI If If dis 1 1 9 4 2 11 14f 12 21 7,d , St/ si 411 I,ibtrt LAI kl• Hitt!, u ..... bcCiator,ti.4tx.e.C.• *eikeßat 89tIthAeirital: Deduct Irish banks £7,909,046 63,214 New I.r,m.de Nouveau Meade ....„. Port Philip /sari, Buck Santiago de Cabe . wadi australlan Fin Cro't diestead tefst Mariposa. Yuba THE SUMMER SUN and DUST are sources of onion istasavesienet to mem d &Wass efimplushaa. On the drive, the reeneende, the anualle anwelen ladienbweld ever be nwrided with ROWLAND,' KAMM, tibia will be bendgreatly Wending to We ageplealon. Or obsil l = sod re. Lumina Mks*. ell Irritability and hat. NM the *aria. mereidea attendant es tesiriei eirtielty awl= date of the AIR Preekka, tea, open, tenpile s awl dloolsondlosie are completely eredireied by the Kalydor, god ilve rbse Mt. cately tiler mad in enterksion In caned seebern, or dap el Is lb virus be,. lent been acknowledged. lo purifying and IftWallee bare obtained Its a, Faction by 'torahs and the ennui Deane lantegben Nampo, i eviler with the Cite of the aria retry. Ms 4a id. coal ea Id. per bottb. Conlon—Me wade Rowlands" Itslydee are on the wrapper, and A. Bonnet and Goa% .o,llattneaverieria London, Ur the gerenersent stamp, laud= each bottle. gold by then, and by catmint, and penman. Do. tlli\6tly •.:: .: 4 11.04,1 re Ditto A, D. C, andD telly paid op at pet Ort. Anual Oath Yotkai.lativerDu Increase on balance, June 10, 1352 17, t; !Kix° tw o ot 10 . It_ iii lit 1 1 1 1 I 14 Pal 2 is COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.--THIS DAY. The weather continues as favourable es coul , l be wished for bringing the standing crops to maturity, and a conse quent dulness prevails in the corn trade generally. The few parcels of English Wheat at market thi. , morn ing were disposed of with difficulty at late rates. The re ceipts of foreign since Monday hive been large, and it is doubtful if sales could have been made to any cx eat, had holders been disposed to accept lower teeny. Flour was a very dull sale. Barley was in very pod supply, and secondary sorts of foreign were easier to purchase. The receipts of Oats have been liberal, and the turn in price was again in favour of the buyer. Beans and Pens sold slowly, at recent quotations. iiI3IVALB INTO LONDON MOM 10th JULY to 181 h JULY. Sootoo. Irish. ioralat. Wheat II 1130 3710 Barley l9O •• 1 90 71 Chu. 2OlO 1400 1 174:0 Malt ..... 1420 our, 2,260 sacks; barrels. itotettai awl Hartlepool I , fltarasallareataxbeltail. 17 Vale of Heath .. • all Viatatiortt sad Mini ay. ill Waterford awl Umtata. la Wiwi Canaan 100 Vork.Notreaellek&irsie GI 22 . 21 Id 10i 704 744 31 " ;2 A. R. CtrBILL, Vaager. /10MNIERCIAL BANK OF LONDON. V The Innaetuns lIIIRERY DIVE Itittilelt that • DI VIDEND OA the paid up atrial of the Cutup ttly, at the rote of SG percent. per taaa•• tut • Le WWI-year mama itith June, IN 11, •nil a bootys oc M. yr *taw', hah Inns mcou tax, 1011 b • payabitt at 19 Basking Ilintron 1. !Mary, • n tied aria the :tad of Anima •eat. Ry tad r of the Inlaid. A. B. MIMI., Marapet. Ihte I fall 27, lab 2. i ? 7._ - 1 - p. - ..;j - ,; t 7,i; fork sad Mirth Midland' GOROET Patent Self- LIASED AT ex7.l;.o7l;;;;;;Ttrituar •ntee to Ot.W•st. I Di•to witlint • itailastar 63 31 ay T" E " A I LY NEWS. Lncdon Morals, raper, wk., 3d. ne a r.t•h'a wool. the UP N V.IVn wet the howl of the LI. kcal (loot Mount, @doornail,: tree *gnaws., in Me broodoit owe. It al. 411.1 and pi =tint mums, whether political, social .10 SI z d 2% Si ad and 111 224 $O 19k ifit 13 13 la Vie k St Ift And value of ite (knee.] Nelre,—ln the aceurhey et its lar thr ample, truthful, en.l impartial eiureet.ee et its leer:New-, m•fl in th • -tart 1 merean. tie and e 113mm-fel he trrm eeit meet in the City, Hagway, ant Monetary Ar:lnles, tht• nnenu e eeed, •- . . . . . eti.;ii 7- 12:;'el U.t of shierhe than any ether paper— r. ,rsite:y early .at of shippine in the Irian Ness by every ev,!As 1 110 —an t thy telly daily noire Repuct, With UAL el prier, en):ahol .pibrit. 1.4 1...1 to f.mFMv, r brine the onlv payer reeks the .7treir" which ree'..ide.. and had Miry. reeteleil, from its erhanne Menem edrertliemerm It. ye,eiew to notate boons is shown by the list return of 'damps Lard 1., to. post t .e leadina London Nesspopers, by want it ad: Ss seen thrt tut., 1,1;4.1. (toe youngest by more than Moly ).:tre htd in Ivo yr..te beaten it. thrr re.fint ootalpetlt : Yntablobe4. ntamps Ironed. Diasunno flesaincut —.... 17:0 9111,347 11„w nut reir . liointso ... ,1;8I 1,199,000 bAUX ......... Is 1.152.000 Mir oun:lnseril whitewall, of this pn•ition Joitities ths following (Vs, ritmly toTwered by o eantempuraty : •• The • le Ay !Teo.' to the you: meet of all the London eneWhlnA sr. '. yr •ot the fir tit teat hie, orroYed Mid a liberal tone—tepee. o win, remount I. thst litern.brn wilts to brashly the o linAland; ard fdreakely, with tho second blithest c•en i•oti tQ Vir recognised doily pre.., sad with the lamest sum • r aPrertortnents —neat to the • 'Noes '—ohitnc•d by any ea.:, 7 p r , Its paileal lowa thin edrresponds with its Cacelliattal a income." _ broal , ?al ma. flor.lweller ow Newman la the abeam ;a at Ma talk*, i", Bouvenaareet, kket-atra I. Landow. :•at aahtahatt, New sad (bearer Make, prim IL; or. by pohyar Wad. THE'I ENCE of LIFE; or, How to lave and What to Law ; with ample Mir; the _IW4= 0 " tittAlas.aasaan; Weather vilb lirinekes 1. . what hea.u., 'am valry, an I Wet ratios our a lumina= a•l7 thltWaidie thr. juthcaota. taasr••••• d • wellregulahli www• d 11.4. 17 a Pln*trzap. .It. the ere Maw, pre 3.. 61- by_ toPS N.. A PEW. • %1., TIMATISI as HERVOUa LITT sr axon. IL to rah PertlemS casersalase, Illestrated NN Aaenamisil tit Smith rd Dismiss. Toe sent. tinasitlag s*WAind MEWS , si die um= Rube, tee rert eery yews' periemi eirriere, ski le ets.Atn nl err rellieliar re wire di widen separe.l at early Ws In Be page+ sill tabor disieremellik le Sew , ncurmer. the prompt... 6 whisk WINO their prone, sr re rem to be serer for thirty remora. Lustioit hoer. Gllbeet, Patersoater-row • Ilasesay ; 69, Orbit. flint ; rewshill; and n!! hennollers: p , lS.lSt?and CON! r()ItT in biIAVING.—B. and oa ‘N:s• CASI7O,i STROP, Of taundrasto rd Chinese e , harpener, ern !no shaving i nay to the meet tender Ain. Me . toe testimonial from t' of malt eminent .capon, lir. Aston ler t "'ire, I tare mule trial of roar gas r Igrop, and Ind It I. Weer t'or the , one grim I have hitherto geed for giving Use him .0 owing instruments Sir anatureical and gowned purposes. lire. To Slower. P. sail P. Conran, inventon. Ifl, Yee tostii t, London," where the Strop, Ire., may be ohnimed, and t! A perfumery Pd., IQ, and 9 a , Id. itieb."--4-"WVANB. peldrvir term ere! ItAsorn Tooth PAvolar nrid fneivlng Powder. THE GERMAN FLY and BEETLE tiEsTROVCIt, Is. per bottle, clears the home at area, sad Is pre rt:y .reosloue to all eaboale. CIOLL) RISVIVER, le. Ga.. PLO Titli.l.ltit:lll SILVIA, Is., mabenW tilt frames sad wore-off uA tes !: V. it' by a single application —tbeir OP“ldiOe tweet persamest.—Sost Proprietor, MITI[, 2sl, Pearl 'ready opposite Scallolk.street) ; at, DrPtl s Demme. ll.' _. B • 4l rikle; ppy, Moho Ramo Chlevaaa, Paitheort ; PAN 2J, tairibet Altai ; Stoller, 64 High Ilsibors. bliebed lola —N.B. No tap sill - geoOlas amp stamped •ilki OL came acktreae. J. 14 P te:.e , gletic a leer moiltorl of topping gooks. wuraltott to 4 11th. •chn tt< It, and erg 14e wb0k....1* mod :Mall hie YEW INVI,Nri,f)TtP WRkPPF.IIo (to coPer•Ho 010 atilt:Lirnethai c: oap.r , !fol. la. per packet. The trade Its merits owe much eonva..mod sod duly sprodatal le dr Groat Elk.tatkka, Salk= 22. No. dOk 1) AItI.O W ' 13 NEW IN- .. '-- 7 . . 1 t..'''‘' it VIr.N IED PIMP-ACTING SYPHON Tll.. iIFAILIKE.4 Nit VENT-PLO n Prevesta ale beer , eider, or other liquors r A r PL I 3 0 rr .rit "cc ' Iket IV i .• "" .. that the laat i lfin h t shall be draw so s e ar do u r; as ile .4 7 - ' ------- --- --- 2 n` 1 1 the flr•t; warranted to repay Its coat In .- 3 \ i two c.a. of ale; price h. Gel.; ditto 7 r .., .; 11 elretrn.p:ah d ror sherry, ke., Ps. i i . eet Th int e l.W n h e rw mgva the tose ni will tty ta el it Pi t a ted ia nn a+ e ir the !op of the aloe e (which has • holeop- sl l. puke the alr.tnhe ili.sofileleat alr rasher 4 It , 11 through it into the cash tomes the liquor II r to rah of freely, when the tap Is turned of D. more air con enter. JAMI'..4 PIRLOW, Id. Xing William- street, hlarnniiihntair. Fornioning tros- su.b.4 lain , . ~,.. ._ race :r and Bath Idantifeetorer. Vats- THE , 1 11 1 adja I 'lll 'ra and tios of eaay ) 1 amocratesi hoot, eltl Prior, In W EL n tI bum PTI , ....pp... al the doom I , ABTh"SI la., °peal ,Mt 01 Illtutratet meawea 1. P.4300PL11, /altar to her M.J. sty I Wale. 6 anflottotro.t, P 2116141 I I odium/in( SART, a sod toreect end es.; fitting 'him and by a simple le erodes of the potent, , edjtpte itself to ell lonceineste of the body. both back end float, either wciklest, titling, or tiding. Pelee, Ir.diading the Iteaiderrd 61 1 10, le Wristbsed, 43e. the half dozen. The ELLIPTIC COLLAR (quite moque), in at elope., Intl' Patent Medic Fadrelng,l3t the . I . ,se e. The Paton Mamie COLLAR FASTENING cos be attached to say act. hr, opening beak or front; six sent by twt cm receipt of 13 protege rian3yd. Illnatrated Pelee Llat, with dircetlone for , neasaussarnt, forwarded frer —Patentee, Vel.ety, Prince Albert, and the Prince Fad, Leadoa. A PICTURE FROM SPAIN.—Tho Corernor of Madrid has just issued a memorandum of the facts on which he proposes to institute a reform of the hospitals of that capital, in which he draws the following picture of their present condition. lie declares that the provisions served out to the patients are of the worst possible deserip thin, and dearer than the hest, because nobody endeavoured to force the contractors to fulfil their obligations. The scales for the weighing out of the provisions were not equal, so that scandalous facilities were given ti fraud. The daily consumption of sheep amounted to forty, the best of which went to the tables of the hospital clerks, and tht wont to the patients. Eight hundred pounds of cho colate were consumed every month, not by the patients, because chocolate is not an article of hospital diet, except in raze came, but by the employr's. The kitchens were filthy in the extreme; the number of cooks and kitchen people so great, that they hindered each other from working. The mattresses of the patients were half emptied of their wool, the property of the patients; their clothes were taken away without an inventory being made, the bedding unclean, the wards unwashed. There was neither respect nor consideration for suffering hu manity, the hygiene of the wards being left to the will and pleasure of hospital clerks and ward lackeys. The dwellings of the insane were horrible to ace The medical case-hooks slovenly kept with great intervals between the lines; so that agreeable er ali mentitious articles were interpolated in great quantitie a but u lased by the unhappy patients. The bodies were corded naked to the dead-house in the same cart, without distinction of al or age, many hours before the term marked down by the law, or dictated by prudence. The hair and teeth of the dead were converter' into objects of commerce. The dispensary fall of bad drugs, and, not withstanding the heap of employes, dirty in the extreme. The young students employed as dressers were not under any kiad of discipline ; were more than an hour at the utmost in the discharge of their duties ; and when re quired by his Excellency the Governor to perform them, imposed impertinent conditions, and when these were not acceded to resigned their offices, sod left the patients with cut assistance; for which act the governor put them all into prison, and then deprived them of the permission to enter any public establishment. The clergy belonging to the hospital were by for too numerous, and yet their duties were inadequately fulfilled. The Governor of Madrid has turned out all the inferior servants: he has put the econo mical part of the establishment into the hands of the Sister. hood of Charity, which contains many women of great merit and abnegation, and be has effected great savings of every kind. STRANGE RAILWAY ACCIDENT.-011 the morning of Wednesday last, the goods train, which leaves Mo n t rose at 5 o'clock for the 'south, met with a very extraordinary occident at Dubton, which fortunately, however, was not attended with any serious result. On approaching Dubton from Montrose, there are two sets of lines, regulated by switches, for the Montrose traffic, one of which leads behind or south of the platform at the station, and joins the up line beyond the station ; and the other terminates at the cut end of the platform itself, and is only used for the accom modation or extra carriages and such like. 0a the morn ing in question this latter line was quite empty, no carriages being there, and the snitcher not having attended properly to his duty, the engine and trait were dinned upon this line, end went direct towards the end of the passenger plat form. Strange to say, instead of knocking the platform to pines, the engine, in consequence of a piece of wood lying across the end of the rails. started up to the top of the plat form, which is about two feet above the rails, and having separated front the tender, which it left behind, want 15 or 20 paces foeward, and nearly approached the refreshment. room. Had it done so, it would have carried it off bodily ,• but fortunately it was brought to a stand before it touched it, and did no other damage than probably destroying the engine itself.—Monfrose Standard. iMPROVEMENTE IN THE CITY OF LONDON.- Among the local acts of parliament, which is numbered 188 in the late session, was ons for effecting improvements in the City of Landon. The object of the act is to widen and improve the north end of Dowirate-hill, Threadneedle street, opposite Old Broad-street, the south-east corner of Mark-lane, and part of the north side of Great Towe►- stwet. The corporation of London is to effect the Improve ments. There are several clauses in the act to carry mit the lam, and that money may be raised on bond at interest. The plans of improvements arc to be deposited in the Town Clerk'. Oflioe, to remain there, and to be open to inspection on the payment of lc -- oTost roiiriawours — B41 ?? .01-01,., Rad Dad* tMlle~ttlfpl.,rrvrd 'mar . (lewd to (IroutWebtorm Riftliaatagaßrßato Own. to GrestWootern Blildmiliaszolare (Wow Is Lake& N.Wesum C=lo Junotlom to (olotloolos).. h.piar Cp.Ct. (kind to Gt. Nort..trn; ploter.ter & Deis Forest (lowed to Gra stWratsts LisllleSslbi(LVorketNillel Do. sharks (Cleo) . I Do. shares (ditto).. I.so BradfotJ 43e ,Loselos =1 GINS A id` 33 34 id 113 !IS 366 :74 10.6 112 114 131 14 x x3f SC/ 126 206 63 U thawed to Smith Ititowo DIM Pre:elem. (Adin) LoseMA Guur.4pereent. (lewd to Norfolk) llortlinninEastern Spinet (lamed Fort.C.ountim pgamagdWre , lem. lon. liaLWeoLltLeoe.lawli DIM d abates (A) (ditto) assi.eia., and Reigate Owed to Meth ka•tern Itopata and Ititabla(lms. to logst Northern Jiu: At peed. S'oek War. Itoth.Coele, tr.Op.et. (Ittaa. to lon. oat York. Muth StatTer,Mbir Jame to lir. !Miran) Wear Valley, et p. Ct.gua (bawd to stoettank)sr Ditto Ditto Ditto . Wilts a sowo (lamed' M Great Wtotern/ I PREFERENCII /DARR& !Aberdeen Ditto No. 2, : for Cent-- , Ft/NMI It Elder 4 ma.; 106 106 Cstedonian £lO 9 4 1 lea !Cheater oil 11.04beed I i hinder, Perth, and Aber ! Rear Junatten Of If Voa.4 none.. 31.10..!6p.C• i Si 11,. do. (71.178.) 7 per Ct.' ! Kaat.Coe.Eata.,3 pa. ,Noll 1( >d I Ditto do. No. SI 1 4 I pa Do. Nov n per Cent. Otos\ 144 14 !Enatillatomearintro.On.C4l 16 17 Ba'tt Lane. 6p C. qr. •••• Edinburgh, Vert..., and Dundee. Per teat . .1! Oreat Northem3 perusal 161 161 id Do•Met.lted. oluabletterip, 14 144 .Gt.tithEWeetrnli netthil Si Of inWeet.ltas &I lont• ei bp& f If pm ylt.Weddarn, tiasl44 pot.. :Laneareire OeVeritail ZS" 4 ells f pa * Neigh. Otia.npar et; Ditto Pref. 5 pet. Mock !LondonllnithWeetorm New! Ton doreterregEnntek Man.tlhotettlJoe. Do. New £lO Do. S 6 - - ~• "4 St 133 151 151 353 I id n $3 103 108 zd Sj 41 — pm, 114 14 II US II 13 1 1 jn 111 ISE 14 32 1 7.1 115 116 II Si pew ?f % Pr. 14 14 ; G Ditto ler/even& .7. - .1 l!loclotk Fictintenit... ... ',' D.. this. 1i per cent... 1114441 k Minh ... ... .., lithflord. No sod , Wour., 13.6 per Cents Do. do. do Arc wahrtirni.B , ic 6 w.f , 8 ' , thrcernk Chest& {74or.W , Mtn.) per Nut— i ionth Merit ... . Sosith fork. 4 per 0.008., , W.itertofil & Kilkenny • Tork. NecrcactirA tki i i ir 1 tit.Nortli of 4repurch ' !Milo Ditto ... ~ i iii PT 101 103 i"" 1 i il Pe id ILWATB. MARION RA .rhirlrrol and Vivienne.. thine and Be macron .. LhaLati Ilbasisb .„ Oink Indian gnat Indian il 2 1 74 Pla Tao id le Jew . 4 !1a Grand /vatting% M F OLWstdi Do. do. do. Do. Roads (Ist Intuit) cos. vetted Into ntoch tlll finy,lo.ls , due to It at per dot. tvutentlxnart . (Itallwavy Do. Do. (*nal) Marta Amor. . D. dt. Now Namur &MA I.(ego Northern of Enure . _ . Do. (Of. 3 per et. Roads (fee b. 4 Austen obi) 'Mesas sod bortesez Pods sod Lyme Paris slid (Means Perim and Kotan Pale an.l Hram'omrif bourn lad Havre lembre and Mew._ Tefre earl :femur I woe Plerw!rre.. wastes■ e te e l 9. 9 il i 6 7 21 214 I N I 3 id at 8 il i rd r4l 7 41 14 14 lii 7 - 4 - 4 4 4 1 PR ISO 132 li . 4 ICI IF all The bullion market presents no change, the arrival of the Mexican packet being looked for. By this arrival will come forward, in all probability, the 1 2,500,000 dollars of the American indemnity money, consigned to the Messrs. Borings, the realisation of which will probably have some effect upon the market. Meanwhile present quotations are thus re ported by Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins :—Bar gold, 775. 9d. per oz. standard; bar silver, 50. 0:d. per oz. stur.dard; ditto, holding 5 grs. gold, ss. 0!d. per oz. ; dollars, 4s. 10Zil. per oz.; quicksilver, 3s. per lb. in bond. The announcement of the establishment of the North of Europe Steam Navigation Company has been received with much satisfaction, as it is calculated to exercise a most important influ ence on our trade with the whole of that part of Europe. Ilarwich, Lowestoft, and Great Grimsby, ore to be the ports of arrival and departure in the first instance, and we thus find that the project re ceives strenuous support from the railway com panies of the cast coast, the directors of which fully perceiving the advantages that will accrue to their respective lines, constitute the majority of the direc tion of the new association. The railway to Harwich is in progress; the great docks at Grimsby are now open ; and the undertaking becomes of additional im portance in connexion with the scheme of a great railway from Rendsburg to Fredcrickshaven, and between other points of the Danish territory, which is now engaging the serious attention of the Danish government and eminent engineers, and for the execution of which, it is very probable, a consider able amount of English capital will eventually be invited. Our system of steam navigation, like our railway and telegraph systems, is as yet in a very undeveloped state, and far-seeing persons anticipate vast results so soon as the science of rapid and eco nomical inter-communication, by steam and elec tricity, shall have made more progress amongst us. The influence that will bo thus exer cised in linking more closely together the vari ous nations of the civilised world, in stimu lating commerce, industry, and, consequently, the production ce the necessaries and luxuries of life, will be very great, and the effects will bo sensibly felt by every class of the community. In the pre sent position of our money market undertakings of an utilitarian character, like this, ought to receive especial encouragement on all hands, as it cannot be denied that our surplus capital will be thus much better employed than in loans to bankrupt or dis honest governments supported entirely by military force ; or in constructing railways in the back settle ments of America, which might probably prove re munerative years hence, when the resources of those territories shall have become -more developed, but must at present be regarded as premature schemes, btought forward by parties whose interest stands too evidently in opposition to that of English subscribers. The following statement, prepared and condensed from various official returns, will be found to present an intelligible view of the note circulation of tho United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by the banks indicated, both positively at the dates of the accounts last made up, and comparatively with the returns for corresponding periods : The subjoined table gives the aggregate weekly average of the note circulation of the United King dom, us it stood for the four weeks ending the 19th and 26th June, and the 3rd and 10th instant, being tho latest date to which the returns have been colleethely completed for all the banks of issue; and also the results as compared with the returns fur the previous four weeks ending the 12th of June. Jun* 12. 1652. July ,a, . DM 1180. Deoreswe. 1332. Z I 211,100,1. 4130,339 3,4 0.931 63,9 3,806,310 -- 43,1191 -- --- 1111,357,691 1 338,9 1— 3,313,2931 212,037 4,40 1 ,173 122,91 31,10',1193 131,331 — Bank of j Private .... Joint duck batiks Total In Engird ...... Ireland ..._.._1 VeltedKlandsa. Showing an inmease4 622,3531. in the note cir culation of England and Wales, and an increase of 1.57,5311. in the circulation of the United King dom when compared with the returns for the previous four weeks, ending the 12th of June. 11,4FP,971 004,11:6 I:30.501 17,1133,14 x 5,6 4 9,90, 4,5111,969 This is a most remarkable increase in the metallic stocks of the banks in twelve months. The circula tion has at tho same time been materially extended, and the aspect of these returns is very good. Hamburg letters state that the weather is fine, with a cool temperature, and the corn market con-' sequently remains in abeyance. Rye was almost unsaleable, and the same is the case at Riga, where all stocks are being taken into granary. Wi•h the prospect of abundant crops, it is feared the tones of holders of corn will be enormous. Generally, the Hamburg trade is represented as dull, and a good many complaints are made on this score. The sup plies of all goods arc large; and lower prices are con sequently looked for. Money was tighter, at 3} per cent., as silver was in demand, as for some time past, for transmission to Austria. and preparations were making to send more. This has depressed the quo tations of all the exchanges, especially the rate on London, which was to whiffing lower, at 13.6: for short, and 13.5 for three months. A Directory of the Joint Stock and Private !tanks in England and Wales has just made its appearance, comprising much information useful to bankers and their customers and the commercial community at large. It gives a statistical account of every bank and lists of all the shateholders and private partners, besides much valuable information relative to bank ing law. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The English funds still wear a depressed appear once. Console have been sold at par for cash, and the present quotation is worse than yesterday, at 100 to k for money, and 1001 to 1 for the 12th Aug. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 101 to 1001; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104'4 to India stock, 285 to 296. Bank Stuck, 232; to 2334. In foreign stocks there have not been a dozen bar gains during the morning, and the change in pikes is limited to a decline in Peruvian Deferred, which minks 61 to 621. Mexican New Bonds have been done at 25:/ ; Granada Deferred, n ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., at 64 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 97;. The settlement of the account in this market has commenced, but excites little attention. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS, .161.9 37, 1 F 717 , I Mosey. °peeing Diesel Lowest. Mains. ,—.— I S per Crate. 14par Cents ^ IC3 40 c l O3 23 ' 103 40 103 23 lOl 35 49a. Cents. 5 war Cents $ pee Oents. New Loan .- I _ _. Plehaniee on Lon d on: alrleht, 23 '0; 90 days. TS 20. 1361949, S perC3.l9lo 142 Mono, I Naples Uinta Do. 1831 lO2 Amon 5 pet Cents 96 ... Dm 44 .. 96 .., — ... Do. 1851 Piedmont 5 p.Ct. 96 .. : Twieurs Loads Do. 3, 1132 — • Lank shAres PAWN, JuLT 27.—Rt. Germain, —; Venailles (right bank!, —; ditto Cleft sank' 322 50; I.:n.101104 Orleans, 1,02 51: Pane and Hones, 9 , 5; Ro uen and hare, t 0; Murrill°. and Asomon, 466 23; Btrasboura and hide, 293 75; Northern, 610; lan and stn. bower, 61750; Parte ant: Lynes, 723 ; Lyons and /Dig. non, 590; liontertau and ham. 206 25; Wst. 631 23; Dieppe and Fecamp, 1.3 73 ; Paris and Snealit, ; Madonna and Tone, 13135; Grand Cowls., 1,140, Ple•the et St. Dicier A Gray., 523 75. MADRID, JULY 22.—Three per Cents., 45 7-10; after Bohn, 43! c. Three per Cents. Deferred, 22; ; aftet Bohm, 221. Debt (Ist class), 111.; after Bolsa, 11„p.; (2nd class), 5; ; after Boise, 5 2 p. Bank of St Ferdinand,lo2c. Exchange on London, 50.30. For Accouat. LOCAL SHARE )JARKETS. Lmturont., JOLT 27.—We have not had a very active business doing in our share market to-day, but quotations were rather improved in the few transactions effected, espe cially with London and North Western and Lanctshire and Yorkshire stocks. The following are the sales to-day : Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenhead), 191—Caledonian (Greenock guaranteed), 171 —Eastern Counties, 11 10 Li-in--East Lancashire, 20— Lancashire and Yorkshire,Bll I—Ditto (fif-lt shares), 3 7.16 Wd. —Ditto (201. F shares), 146 p•—Landon and North estern, 1311 2—Ditto (new shares), 321 I—Ditto (fifth shares), 6 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 311 — Midland, 77 A 61—Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton, 25—South Eastern and Dover, 221. BIRMINORANL, JULY 27.—The market has beer. very flat to-day, and scarcely any business doing. Shrewsbury and Birmingham (H's) done at Cl. MANCRESTIER, J I LY 27.—The market was steady ; if any thing the tendency of prices was downward, and business was not very large. Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction, SI dia.—Eastern Counties, 11 3-16—East Lanca shire 51. Querters, 20—Lancashire and Yorkshire, MI — London and North Western New Quarters, 321—Sheffield, 341—Ditto 101. Preference, 131—Midland, 771—North Staffordshire, 4 15-16 dis.—Shrewsbury and Birmingham (A), 91—South Eastern, 721—Whitehaven and Furness, 7. ALLEGED DIBCOVF.RE OF GOLD QUARTZ.—WO have been informed upon credible authority, that yesterday, a quantity of gold quarts was discovered between Hadl e igh and Boxfonl. It appears that a labourer was employed digging unon Friar's-hill, when seeing something glitter, his attention was directed to what he had raised. He took a large portion to a silversmith's shop, when it was tested and found to contain pure gold. The report of such • dis covery threw the town of Hodleigh into commotion; and a someral rush was made to the "diggings."—/pstrids Journal. MINCING-LAN E.-THI S DAY. Stm.tn.—The public sale to-day consisted of i.OOO bags old landed Mauritius ; they went off without spirit, and a considerable portion was bought in. Tne refined market cantinas dull ; grocery lumps, 465. to 48s. 6d. CurrEn.—The public sales have been chiefly bought in today Icy want of buyers, at full prices. 400 bags native sold at 435. 6d. TEA.—The market bas been steady. Nutoo.—The quarterly sale is going off iteaili:y .t yes terday's prices. Rice.—The public sale did not alter general quotations : it was chiefly bought in. rierren.—This article has a firm appearance. 2,000 bags Batavia sold in public 'laic at 30. to 31d. per lb. CorroN.—.soo bales sold yesterday on 'Change. BRAN Dv.—The accounts from France, of the prospect of a bad vintage, bos caused a further advance. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. Tho market is firm, at the following quotations —Town Tallow, 36'. 6d. nett cash ; St. Pcterchnggh Y. C. on the spot, 38.; October to December, 36e. 3d."; January to March (IKA), 38s. Dd. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. I'attenden and Smith report that the market is firm, with a very short supply. Duty estimated at 1 5 11,0001. Present prices: Mid and East Keats, 61. 64. to 101. les.; Weald Ken's, Gl. Ga. to 7!. 7a.; Su,aes, GI. to Gt. 155.; Yearlings, 4!. 4a. to Si. 10a. ; Old Hops, 11. to 21. ICss. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Eden Main, 14s. 31. • Huddle's West Hartley, I4s. ; Walls End Russell's Helton ' 15s. ; Wall. End Haswell, 15s. Gd. ; Walls End Henan, 15s. 6d.; Walls End Lamb ton, 151. ; Walls End Stewart'i, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Tees, 151.—Ships at market, 243. PUBLIC SALE& JOLT 27.—At the Mart, by Illessrsi CHINNOCK and GALSWOICTItY.—A house and butcher's shop, 40, Perth nand-street, llampstead-road, let at 381. per annum, term 98 years, ground rent 77.—501 d for 360/. A cottage, with stabling, at Lea.bridge, Ems, let at 257., term 999 years, ground rent 6/.—sold for 226/. Four enclosures, three meadow and one arable, contain ing ri acres of freehold land at llendun, let at 681. 10.. per annum—sold for 2,040/. Leasehold privi;te residence, with ‘tabling, 41. Upper Bedford-place, Bloomsbury—sold privately for 1,1001. ROYAL COLLEGE OF Sumross.—The following gentlemen were admitted members of the college on the *.:(ith met. :—Messrs. Reglad Bayley Walters, Winchester; Alfred Hedger, South street, West.square, Southwark; Thomas Qualm. Couch, Polperrn, Cornwall; Healy Osborne, Northampton; Thomas Brooke', Whitchureb, Salop; Alfred Edmund Gabriel. Collumptoo, Devon; Henry William Prattentnn Brydgeo, New York ; Richard Hooktog, Marezion, Cornwall; James William Duffy, Chili, South America, and Henry Sacheverel Edward Schroeder, Australia. s. "LA ()Muir. " (Vol. v., p. 423; Vol p. 11)—A note to "A Voice from Waterloo," one of the meet interesting and authentic and carefully compiled accounts of the battle which has yet appeared, written by Serjeant•Maior Cotton, of the ith lios•nrs, who was orderly to Sir Hume) , Vivian in the battle, tells us .‘ It was Halkett himself who marked out Cambronne, and, having ridden forward at full gallop, was on the point of cutting ildwn the French general, when the latter cried cut for quarter, and received it. Tide fact does not well agree with the words popularly ascribed to Cambronne, •La garde meurt, et ne se rend pas.' Af er having surrendered, Cambronne triad to escape from Halkett, whose horAc fell wounded to the ground. But, in a few seconds, Heiken overtook his prison.a, and aeleing him by the siguilletto, hurried him to the Osnabruckers, and sent him in charge of a sergeant to the Duke of Wellington. Cambronne was subsequently sent to Ostend with Count Lobau and other pt isoners. It was only the old guard that wore the aiguillette. " The words ascribed to Cambronne, ' the guard dies, it never surninderv,' of which we see such num bers of engravings, and which illustrates to many pocket handkerchief', and ornaments so much of their crockery, &c., have, notwithstanding they were never uttered, made a fortune; all French historians repeat them. lam in pouession of a letter, written to me by a friend of Cam bronne's, tad who asked the general whether it was true that he had uttered the words in question ; the reply was (I quote Mr. H. G. Dickson's own words), ' Monsieur, on debit; cette reponse.' " The gallant Sir Colin Helkete, I believe, still survives, and, if he be a reader of "N. and Q.," may perhaps gondeseend to correct any misstatements that there may be in the above tale.—L.—Soles and Quirks. 1621 121 1111 11 I I 11. i zd MI 14 1 i ISI 1