The Express. — London, England, 1851-06-21 00:00:00

From Me LONDON GAZETFE.—Friday, June 20. Jomr 114arumr, Vapor Thames-a treet.Clty, vine merchant, to our. rimier June 26 .ind Aug. 7 at II at Basinghall.streek Sots., Keightley und Ca, Chancery-lane ; swig., Bell, Coleman.atreet ballina.. CrAILIIIICOLIIII., AVerIIII2IbOTT, City, and Wrihhenhall, Wororki , shoe, carpet manufw:urer, July 3 and 31 at 12, at Birmingham, Court. Sob., Bruncia, Kidderminster, and Reece, biarninglkorn; et. await.. Christie, Birmingham. Trims PITCH. Clucter.pder, Kennington, commiwkan agent, July I at 11, and Aug. sat 11, at Itsoinghallutter, Sulu Msdoz and Wyatt, Cement's-lane, ILowbard4tmt ; o& &mg, Edwards, BuMbroolkeourt. ions fltsT , Edgeware.road, 31uldlesez. draper, July 3 at 11, and 31 at I, at Badingh..C.strect. Sol., Hardwisk and CO., Weavers'. ball, Baslnglaidatreet, and Ashur •t and So., Old Jewry; off. swig., Muumuu,. Basinghallutreet. THOMAS Mau!, Painswlck, Glourestcrebire, quarry master, July 4 and Aug. tat 12, at 11,10W4 'Coort. Sole., St. Patricia, Worcester, and ,hart awl Htrickaand, Bristol; off. await., Mader, Bristol. Jiins Wurrnau, and Oman* Java Wnsa asto, Lamb's Conduit wreck enema: mown, July 4 at I, and Aug. I at 13, at Ikuing hulkstreet guts.. litschurodon and sadler, Geltlen.square; off. wow, Gudrun, Colenzawstreet. Jo,,s Priam Ilackwy, draper. June 24 and Aug. 2 at 11, at lidoungoodl—tred t. yn4., Mkodin and rntcbard, Neargatuatreet ; off. swqr., Nicholson, Ikeiinglal-street. Wuruasa, Pristo4, lanewlnaper, July 4 and Aug. 4at Id, at Bristol Court. koisk, 3&.,'r.. Carte, Bristol; off. wig., Hutton, briotol. Joe 17. CArnsarws Lawcy Chippenbam, Will.l.lre, innkeeper. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENOt. Jonn De ?ijaNTi Aaet Gee it St. ti!•hoparnte.rtreat Within. City, nserebant— let die. ed Se. 4r1., June 24, and any nib requent Tuvelay, a Fennell . ... Hasinehtitatreet. Jaws Iseult, New Curet tile. Illth Itultorn. and Old-road, St. ran. err. builuer —2nd die. (.1 61d., any Vi 'initial:4y, at MintinueoN., ;ENCE. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1851. IdONDON and NORTII.WESTERN and CHES TER and HOLYHEAD ItAILMAy4.—The CELESBATED b[AMNIA TUBULAR and SUSPE•ION BRIDGES over the MENAI STRAITS and NORTH WALES, the ISLAND of ANGLE SEY, and HOLYHEAD. MEERUT TICKrTS AT REDUCED RATES. AreangenientiTavnil;int of visiting the above interesting °Arc's and the roagallteent scenery of North Wale& TICKEIN wilt be issued at the Easton Sedan, avail able he ONE WEEK from the date of issue, by any train, according to due, snowing the holder to stop at Cheater, or any station on the Chews and Hsi) head Railway, but not to travel twice over the one poetise of the railway in one direction. FAKER. Express or Mail Train f3lo 0 First Ow Ordinary Trains 3 10 0 Second Class Ordinary Trains 6 6 vrfitr, lICIATI, London and North-Welters Railway. J. 0. SINGER., (tester and Holyhead Railway. &Meal Manager's Office, Flagon etation, June, 101. Jona atom, hetwrialt, M. nay Wedneeda!, at WlLtormea, B uLaasall-ateet. Haar Kama BoA,-, Bream-amt. Oaldowqmare, carpenter-11d ay. of la Oid., Jaly 19, and than adolariad Thrandays, at Mans. dlr. of BasluiehallAiume. Thal% bed teene r —lst dlr. of 4:d., any Weiner/my, M Whitmore's, o.lo4treet. 4araua teasmol, Dismide, Surrey, Somee—lmi dlr. of 114,1,Ju1y 19, =I Mom midiuMM4 Thundays, at IMal.eekr4, Tomas Dam, Yassesebe, sismiet—lat ells. if 1k Mt, June 25, and say an - reiret Weedemdar, at Tenor* Lempsed. lemmas Ma; WatuanrD ak~ esUsa .planer-3nl et ad.. way Tuesday, _at sulVs. Baas RDWAIIIa GalltACll.ll l NmeatinupeuTym manimeat - let and lad dlr. of Is. hoe ilk awl ay wiriqualt isturdm, at Watley's, NeweastiosparTyme. Osamu MAY, eursator.strat.=o. butilm- lest die. of i. not., any Wedradday, at t. llosaar M, brishton , atunta—la dttett e lz Wcdpol• day, at Whitmore's, Liasiesiballrotwort. Jam itesarras, M., and ions SHAIMIN, Jun.. LAD einblre, cotton splatters—LW di,. of la. 2 4-334. any Tuesday, at Ibiekenale's, Wassehmter. &mot TII.IIT. bbertiorns, Donsetatitre, and Yeovil, Somersetshlre - Ist Ms. or 48. 111 d., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basingholl street. Town. WILLUNP, Emote, Surrey, draper-Ist died Is. M., Jane It, and three subsequent Thurutays, at Stansfeld's, street. DIVIDENDI.-July 11. Joseph Armitage, James Armitage, W. H. Armitage, and C. Armitage, Marsden. York.hire, woollen cloth um. nufaeturem-Daly 11. J. Atkinson, Neve ogle-upon-Tyne, netualler - July 11. C. Moir, Spalding, Limo White, weirener-July 11. J. Cal Suffolk, ircamonpr -July 12. r. I. Dinudale, Thom immutootor -July 11. W. Elmand sad T. Edmond, , onerettanta-July 11. W. VAmed, lawman rid , irmirt-July 11. J. Wtrelt o L Hemp. 11. t aim IL J. Cierlry, sly 1-11. V adi smil= l l‘ 44 os 1 - . ro. lVorewafi, Mina* Saint Nair% Peleu i Ws matter- logy 11. S. Saniess ma C. , sees sivalwee4-luly 14. J. Sneer INA I. StmrYr. York, MOM- ply IL C. lobey, inseam, Ste~etWeeaglaWealtnreeof welbesware-Jaly 11. W. Williams, Mem Peeiwglalthooltsper. _ _ CIATIFICATES to to granted, unless ems tomboys to the tcaWary co the day of moseng. July 11. J. Albinos, Neweaetts.opou-Tyne, stetualter-Juls le. T. Clifton sad L E. Rawls, Bristol, wise soreness-Jule 12. J. Gentry, Ems. smith-July 11. J. Graham, NottinuMlL. epees 111, honks -July 11. P. Rorhatt, St. Martla'aiane, woloksrlior sly 12. R. Shepherd, Norwich, mensaboion agent- Rm. h. J. Smith, lAnooln, joiner-July U. J. 11. Ste v e im n, Sun dielmid, miller-July 22. J - . Taylor, Lradford, Yorkshire, worsted sedemer-July 13. 3. Woodhosee, [Upon, dress. PARTNERAILIPS DISSOLVED.-0. Allen aid H. Allen, ?entomb, Chenwell, wine ineratiants-3. Chtosehreugh and A. Cheemehrough, Tortsblre. woolstaplere-T. Corker asd N. Underwood, Misiboor. drams-W. Lomb= sod T. Newton, Todsaor. dm% bellies-13. Keleher, J. Flatelor, and I. Eletebtre, Lossoliks, seal proprietors-Wake*. Z. Walker,snd J. Willodidre, brick so kir am rapids L WM. tr▪ .-4. sell L TiOyaLin, L 1 hates--Q. IMmorworth, *La. Ikkreak:L. Ilsistrick, and , Lem Torkshira ▪ swaskasosw. so kr soma& G. Illogyork, Jas.-P. Jigs aw/sok J. Irk** akar Doioss-W. T. Na 10zz, 0 3 7 . , T. Nonbr. W. . L LP. Osloy end P. Telpmeoleb TOMIS. Ina A sir, es he 12 node L P. Odop-G. r. Ousomok O. Ommommor, ski W. H. retie -L soil W. mdl saw oiiow-11. Ilthsdid sod A. draws. Olin lawsokko. sons-J. Owls sod W. C. IL MINN Uloyouske. Do ss Coshndes, Oro Milmoslooknos-W. Ibokkoost J. Mks. rod W. Verity, NW% MOM Tadrilmoveraild wham at m asioopolo J. Field's owl W. tookr-43. tbsomil - aell C. Peak Tlekturneorreet, HammateL 'AM sellern-W WYO. _ W. DenMwatte. Great SuttomelesL ClodowspoL moles-4. I.lMosbes sad F. it. Wer. rUt, Trisimo Tsesokil. Qty. wks movelients-J. B. Tamar and W. Laws, amelholreme, lbalwayolppers-F. Webb, E. Cedd, mad E. eft.fteennee, Weimestiory, pas tub! manatee. torero, mo far us suede L Wbisissos-C. O. o Welker. J. J. Foe. Mph, W. old Cramp. lkslook oad pen% wt.* ser. Manta, so 6/ so row* J. J. konoWw-W. Wilkie sod C. Wes. therly, Hish.ornet. Wapping. palest who rep imauleeturers-J. withetta J. Low. awl W. WHIM% knaMPmna. hewn, so far as ✓ept& W. WlZletie. THE RENT GUARAD pxated wader lb 7 and 8 VI 3, elsarlotts-tow, Siaanicattnae, ME SOCIETY.— lacer ., esp. HO. Capital,. C 100,000.— _,_ Charles Bailey, Req., Bejaia- Irciard Morris, Eq.. Itlnere row, Cheepside. Farm-lodge, Escfunned, Surrey. W. kaspeon nedatlneen„ bq., Lemuel Brockelbank, Green. 60, Upper Thanes street. with, Kent. lea. lay, Esq.. 109, NOW Henry John Maxwell, Esq., 9, dilly. Wimpole.etrect. C. W. Johan" 7.11.&, Frederick Twynam, Esq., Bishop Gray's.inn.aquare, mad Croy. Stoke, Keats. don. Arnirnea.—J. Deities, EA., Jon., Beidnesall.ebnet : W. Kichowed, la., neetland.yard, Wostolastw; F. A. IN., 13, Milk.wrest, City. &OHMS.— Lastige Jets t.ntack Bank. Soucrrom—llir. J. W. Flower, el, Bresct4net ; Mr. Frederick West, 18, Greebenuednet. Scamou.—llessre. Davis end V4m, $ Frederick-pie" OX Jewry. Policies of Assuas are granted by this Society (st a imederele charge ler edielleu end Iwsatee) tor securing to Landlords ifs moot of the enswint thole reets on • day certain ; To do *dr at ranbanarge; in ennarso.iiiir end Wpm To Wpm% thole Isisesst; I T ' o boV i ri in e d=s i dis = the of not, ;without na tions% Nis sarenlig sd Imiswirts rad Ppm it:jawed et samende Taos; inn will. if raibuld, as 'Mk. IMTaTecx grAltreLimit Director. HOUSE and ESTATE AGENCY.—Lists of Mows oil Apartments stet tree by post, on application to lir. DE BERNARDT, boom and estate arid, and anatiosser, SO, Manned, Adelplai. TivitiTl' KAT, June 19 -We have had nice rains within the law few day% which lOU waist In getting the hop plantations In better sal age; the do lied lice continue very nsuarona ETV]I I a Olt w, June 18.-The dy and Bee have been gra dually tecrearna during the put fortaight ; salsa we base a very tasourable change shortly, the coop atom he • seamy an. Wts realism. June 19.-Fly and lice increase to an ex tent lalt bale fur to death, all hates of a crop at precast. I...tellitaliVite'r, June 19.-The hops in this district are Is a tummy state, bat we have a large intros= of tly, aim greet AMMO ealat In rtirTITM to future E INDIAN AIL.- The voyages out and home HOZWARII,June 19.-The Mr b grO M M grows fast, but we have of the Ganges steamer, which left Southampton yesterday an Imminse qua. tity of fiy. SVITIto, June 19.-The hops are in a • row i ng with the India mail, will be watched with more than einh olen, bat ant there is g pia Mal of ey; an we smi l d. . to nary interest on account of the great speed of that steamer, feo WI 1 7 WWI*. wane to the prim so taea and of the probability of her beating the overland mail to Wanettrum, Jane 20.-Growing away well ; the teak- and from England and Malta through France. The Ganges hi dream het week lime lamed ea is likely to average nearly 12 miles an hour. This is the Warms° Jane 20.-The bine has =ado meat pro first time that such a steamer has been employed in :onrey- Pen We last :mak end In .... Willa" is what Is rismonl7 ing the Indian mail. The time allowed for the mail steam hieraist kielageeah ether trent the to or thw a rt& era between Southampton and Malta is 11 days. and for the Damn, Jane 19.-Our inertias, fly la perceptible. overland Indian mail between London and Malta by way of "a" in ialaadaa" a 16'1'174 an as blest at regent Ims witheeed whet the mil might by dime have wand; oak as aim she him is seteeweemoo, is boo meo, to Southampton a short time since with passengers and cargo M odd alphas isms eat beet elhala, bat - Se aam el sp. will 1 ta 7 days 12 hours, and it is not improbable but that she may sr dada Ise • "tarn "Ow the Iseidlt tif tbo bey misime. bring home the neat heavy portion of the Indian mail to ROTUaItrIZLD. Jane 18.-We are sew ping el rapidly. Southamptonbefore the next middle of the month eiprell Mad The harts gammas a. bass badet_hie . 110 _ 61 1,11 asaest tee the by Marseilles arrives. The Peninsular and Oriental Coln walla reran determined we tg. be ........ m• moan. eg warning piny intended building two boats to run between South bi causinds, and aprealing in all directicoa a d b n i t h . ampton and Alexandria with the Indian mail, larger and JIASTFIELD, June 19.-Our bine is strew of greater speed than t h e Ganges, but, owing to the deter and growing fast the late rain, boning impsomilikem sonnekvably. , „ . . , me, b.,.. suffered ham tap Watt winds, and *grad howease neap mutation of the government not to admit any more iron VityillfnAN, June 19.-Our gardens an lAA* minis- steamers into the mail service, that intention has been samp led. awl, ander all eireftwtaffeeo, we are iicdas w aywell. Fly as dotted. The French government will no doubt endeavour the teereena sad tying troarded, ovine to high to accelerate the Indian mail ri,i Marseilles, for it will be BILITLINO, June Is. -The present cold waiteoial weather, melees (or the British government to pay a heavy sum for together with the blietit, which is daily leamiss_ _ ba"....maia„._, l ol letters to go through France when they can get as quick to - .by we. is bl4. lllyLoidi a. aalaa'wo. and take shot am ' "am"' pills; we "" s " " """ Malta if sent all the way lt true that some por venal), Jane 19.-There Is a peat increase of Ay this arises between Marseilles and Malta (and WILISINRB AND MOUSTACHIOB. - The tion of the delay . for which the French government nte not responsible), for TV miggeingsagoil sere at IOWLANDT maconnays OIL SHOOTING SEASON, 1861.-F. JOYCE'S AA. Kamm°, June Itt.-Our peaspoya of a hop is be. the mail stamen running between those two ports ace is prodmingerilll=lllllll4ooooll. Is maimed= Mont ea/ 0 ANTLOORIIOIIIIII nactiamos ria. gaming Corny. The Ite la overyilnie• laarfaint , o ft entimes simate h, capa bl e of competing w ith th e b e d wo e _ eMsedilleds est Is .s _Teis earn saucer la Owe. seAttay worms that them Pitmen, whisk hei CAPlL = m the Diet et Mem menmaled by the ammo meharlase. 'AY CS le meemi. thirty yam' lila, mil meleailmleet by *AIM deb la tles Mem Mamma, Jam 19.- Oar ham are lieekiag very ,well them experisead Ca the Gulf of Lyon& mil lhe ler dom, wean membeemei ea me Maths beat " a mni a I leT gaa• ma la iz abees the Wee Ms marteeme [AdyerTMONNS94 . IOLLOW•Y• PILLS •CI STAIN =fair_ Oa all ilmeillue= wrerdel 1. 11 2=el adeett ri ttelmetee =ral se ammo sa' aseas lee, tip the Om The gy is nag at end N am . h i e, = ___ ....,___ b. ~, A...., am yam. .. treards peonies meAspeees etas Ask aseriale As Ibis =the mareeme Say ea keg resised : ssysta bs"." 6. ersoa llas tar alli M" 6.l.6filmm an as" iigla- Tits els hi Takers - si lag core IMMO 1111.18 *Mililhal". 01 • 110 11 10 • 11 4digatin 11 hieilkledaill ENV _ MAYEN SI Mali la eit emplams rassesies ken Y earallaweg tells taw mama Palm GM memellyamalese Mar sow mot m NM. rembeee m seisia Sem bale= mMa se ila ammaZ=Neelmee tle pone= et MINI Malirma. lb lailkag INT abelealeaset, .............la lara yi --- m - • - et -- • They ast sally on the - WNW. allhataPk gemnika TIIIMIthII, Jam 111.-The his traps wen b en amid= 6 s a aid mum s N u m i d s o o w = l =M ipei ego,. gar Z A1 Z 1 6, 1 19 Iht i all inur. 4 4 1 . 11 = 11 . se lkaa mmu laa maim alters L ialr y let az i n i ......-. 6 1; swag the les ameb , bet we lin 4111•111 MS the aideeloy eiwy =se AMON the shin ate w and oaten Mail.. ad Seib that die. !Myer MOM Isle Marsitmerm, an emb seeill= Mile Shay en gy, i seem mey be mare to • Male Ma . 0 ., ii , „w o w s am* .1. MS DeolleMlbereelas ankle Ma lamt mai a Ilwebahr Na, set b W•TaarreelTarr, Jaw W. - Then Yee leahwesable t il iel=re saw =Sag i Vefia eamMarm as they mate ea ewer al" awe, la twe ban ea Se S. am as so heat glindil tase i rst ima" bposs wood ---7., a , j r illae , imimm ill. sow see are bet me% MIS that OM lly ma bee ism ingla.a.gge Isimulkeoraimbeenlllllll If Ski diTe il ligra o la sm illen m enlira e :Pla idaidate had led Wire Cheleladee ma eirmleallypisma Mb& tellb ma the Imam The W 11•1111 INNS lola ligeragehis bysk ~, ushan o w i dogi sa dtb i b ar t...imeirandrusigiong as sins* Is M amble emi S u ez ant=ede SeMple•-iThearsle Wamaseem N. 4 pper Me pee& at the lies eel the tameme 4 emule. Peremer Meneireaidalimai s 10.111 med. Imam Leaders. DAPERHANGINGS. The cheapest house in 1. Lasslon.—At S. TUCKER'S. 234, 1110H-HOLBORN, user mace Day and Martin's, beautiful satin papers 2,d. per yard we, granite, and marbles, Id. per yard; bud room paw, Pee pee yard. Estimates &ea kr deoxationa and general repairs In Town re Country. PLEASE OBSERVE THE ADDRESS, 234, HIOH-HOLBOTIR. UNADULTERATED ISINGLASS !cc INVA LIDS ind TABU DZIEC.ACIEL—PIediIag le m imisetait bi the diet ct tie larsll4 se the imial4 of = 2, 1• • smable mai ta w argils t eSa m womez sre maoke .s. 'sada ft Ms Is Ille Z se Important is tamales' as Illielbe awl C a dr iam iwismi Ohm aim et la ledit the WAS mit Ste aim% sir me reigeMedly disk with a Mew to /.Mist thus item Oa we =rabilmatka,Me JAMES VlClMRSluamalsweempe e mi Ns probe eat RUSSIAN lIIINGLAMS la mail Mats lid add et Ide Newry. Ccamtere me thmelire re ammeadri is mak* erten Ike VICKERS% GENII= RUS SIAN I• =hi imil tint S the eal4 Ikea la yid& Nw as demi dm Mews ims a fr o tared iallili meld Milmatlllsest I, S. 4, mm I lb. W ewes Amid, re. and halm umber/Nam the law. dos, sad wialiesie at the bee" 2S, LUAU Benda, Landau. I( ENT.—Dedishla RESIDENCE sad LAND. Orpleetoo. Etat. M miles from Lowloo. sod 9 from Me Railway Mellott m Greendti. R. PEYTON will SELL by AUCTION, at fleewatatyad ir, .1 24, et 1". In Ow LiL . cm "' al p sod LAND known a. croft= P. illdele ei pare at the emote of Kent. sad memeed I dim eon =widow.. worm, wild a iiir NW. WM eilmbed ne d Ed einem of tray Wortpdoe. ird swim ekes et mey ends r%,... vasulemv, sod ocidelit 419= c g . er theriabouta. TW soiMe IN VII = l"w a :rea re. e jr = q loo 4 At a hl/Ithezi mt .. Lartmet the iniegeilia . Jltueseil. is ageedier nee kifiem DEL al ale i„..:: . ws s vr.. be t i st.goilive Ims M the . .of :daft* a . ~ . Ferro „_. eohideert, meeemeled. 'elimiside : Werseers Codde l noveet end to the medium CUTLERY, WARRANTED.—The most varied arcennent of TABLE CUTLERY in the world, all warranted, Is on BALE at WILLIAM S. BURTON'S, at prices that are resume. ranee only beamed Stela! otthe sales. St.ineh Ivory-handled bib knives, with high ehoatderty 10s. per doses; desserts, to match, b.; U to balance, lupe' doles extra; carvers, Sa. 6d. per pair ; larger =exact teamed," bib. par down; U extra Moe, with silver has ; whits bane table Wren 6s. per down; desserts, 41.; eiresea IL PEI pair; Wok bons table knives, 7s. ed. per down Yewdew" es. ; aurora, b. ; Welk woodiandled table knives and ea. per dawn; tells Meek trona la. auk. Ike largest stock imet Wow owl helta, In 111•111 elharwlse, and of the rwar bb earesee, enbasnw. Mot o f a large asaortment of BINRWITNI. 101111108111. ha. of the quality. DOW Calslogus, with ageedise et every Ironmongery article. sent w ea) froo. & BURTON'S obit d OEJUAL YURNISHING IRONIBONGERY to literally the hewn In the world, and as es lan. =M MOW' to give a aunt limed ke variety and extent, see 'whoa to arlispeet le. The returned ler I may whim nee eiggreeei et.-1111. =FOOD (corder of Na. I mg Ingwaux irritEEr sad mars P o LA, L ndoo.—Lbbfibstlla Wobaboat. with or num sad adder. I. B. teaches gratis a ter method of tapping mks, warranted de delight ill who use it, and owls wholesale and retail bile NSW INVENTED TAP WRAPPERS (to supersede the bungling ,ate of miser paper', at ed. and Is. per puke. The trade supplied. ILL It Is in the Great Exhibition, Section 22, No. 462. Printed and petilsbed by Watattit Hewn id No. 0, street. ta the nty Landon. Moder. et the in street, lathe pregnet ol Wialtstrienn—liensse% dune 11. lon. B. . - ARLOW'S NEW IN- VENTED SELF-ACTING SYPHON 1- r..' '-'. TAP. REQUIRES NO VENT-PEG !I r. 'NO ,11 Prevents ale, beer, cider, or other Nam ~,,„i _ . from becoming Lit or acid so effectually 14 P-t -- 4 that the bat pint shall be drawn 'spode. '''' - A t 1 9 'Nat N - ----..,_____-- 4 . 7 4 g 1 ' the first; warranted to repay its coat in 3 : r ~ •, i two cask' of ale; price 4a. 6d.; ditto electroplated for sherry, &c., 6a. 6 d . The above engraving will ezpbun Me a I n. action. When the locos key is fitted m ls r the top of the plug C (which has a holeop. E 7.. " porlte the air-tube 11), sufficient air rushee Li through itinto the cask to canoe s. the to run off freely; when the tap is turned O' off no more air can enter. JABILII BARLOW, 14, gild Winless street, Manaloo-boule. Est-bliehed Mk N.B.—None are genuine escept owned ... .. . .. SHIPPING , W.= oar csomposisals Me "•140.11 01 • 410 " lad " IMldt Ltd.") CASUALTIES. Arabian (s.), Ewing, from Constantinople, is on shore on l'cliean Point, in this Gulf, and must discharge the greater pert if not the whole of her cargo and coals into craft, which have been sent to her.—Smyrna, June 9. Charlotte (brig), of Yarmouth, N.S., Holton, from St. John, N. 11., was wrecked o ff this port today ; crew saved. —Portßush, Jane 17. i Lancashire Witch, Eocleston, from Liverpool to Porto Rico, has put in hero leaky, after being on shore on Blackwater Bank, near Wezford.—Belfast, June 18. SEABORNE NAILS. (N staatßee that MO nada Era mat ham the Omni Pasta .a M the Silt—atul M tre the marater—elsmataa-1 law whs a 1 4.;., ?Ka what couNTERIL a amoral P. A.PIM When 1 4 :11 . , 8 7 of KILLARNEY, COVE of CORK, °swum .. & sw am . d im . ke.—LONDON and NORTILWESTERN RAILWAY.— . Lestriea(kylitithacket N June 27 Ltempeee y uas n celebrated Tubular and Suspension Bridges over the Mena Straits, anteriembythtited Mama the City of Dublin, the Lake •of Killarney, and the City and Cove of pashot) lk Americathylr.Statesplill July 2 Africa (Wert Cora) ...N 14th of the !mealy elpsonta .„ Linty 3 First Claw. Scoond Clam. Aleasadrk• N 1 ethaNKla et moo. 1 Dover puns 23 London to Killarney and back g 6 0 0 g 5 0 0 tic um l4 lielly I Dover I Deily Birmingham to Killarney and back 3 0 0 ... 4 3 0 Brazil M Bth of De montb.Southarapeon.,July 11 Manchester to Killarney and back ... 4 4 0 ... 310 0 Buenos Ayres . Math of the month routhataptendluly 12 Chester to Killarney and back ... 40 0 35 0 17a1,5 , ruia(Ma ChagrealM •Indhlithotaaciath Southarepicei.,Arrlvert Ity order, MARK 80 01.411. iXpe of Good Hope 14 14th of the month Plyisoutl......"lnly 3 General Manager's °Mee, Ruston Matins, Mil, 11131. Constantinople • N lthl.7th27thof men Dover lJune 30 Central Armies l' 2 odk l7 U o fm'ath 801 t h uiRta°. 'Ankw 4 T A ES LACS de KILLARNEY, le poR rde Channel Isles N Mon„Wei.,llVrid. douthampteniTu.Th.ire CORK. kc.—CHEMIN DE PER (LONDON and NORTH Chili mkt 17M of tit:month Southampton. l ionise INTERN RAILWAY).—Des BILLETS ratable, pendant TROIS FE. Praises MAINEd, pour lee personnel; q ut dOeirent whiter le cilebre Pont sue. Greece... N 7thl7thit7thcimen Done .........lJune 30 ode et le Pont tubulaire our le OStrolt de Menai, la vine de Dub. Ramberg 14 Tuesday ilk Prlday Leedom. Tnea,Sat r... lee Lead. Killarney. et le Port de Cork, anus Adheres Jurou'an R ti c t i an o i i l .. ....... ........ 17 , 1 4. 0 ,„. I: ...„,,..h. , sou tzatica tk.a... Arr ilkw-ja . 4l mom de geptembre, aux . StatMos suivantes, oh Pon dormers tout to Ireland .... --Jill N Twice dolly .. —., Holyhead ,. Teleen, Raiw i g nements nerawalrea - Clare L Clime 1. tad. is Itentkaawt. )M 30th of the Wm& Southampton. July 13 De L. 2,„,,, 1 K rn i ,,,,, e3 . ~, „ if. .., g4 0 0 gi 0 0 India (via Marseilles) N 71\1114110t Mina Dew July 1 D . Birmixo .. 2 lowne y et retour. Idediterrmeen(via Routh 3 , ma i d t 22 m ob 3 2 1 2 23 De Manchester k Killarney et retour 4 4 0 ..... 310 0 atapeu) °Moets Nareeillea) ...31 /NMI* efiemith Dever ..—.. July I Par ordte, MARK 1101.911. Madeira Nuke N MI et tie =NW July 3 Dorm do Directeur-GiMlral, Euotnn Station, Mai, 1851. 13 M ilt° --------Si 17111,1111kINK g We Dom June 28 nIE SEEN von KILLARNEY, der HAFEN Naples* -- 1.34112111h0t Dever Petal States* »....L II 3thlitklidad r hum 23 EIsENBAII7I.—BILLETE Wittig wilarrnd DREI WoCIIIIii fiir Pero Pemnistla „..»........ M 7thlTlMMlhedintes pion June 26 mnen, welch, die brhihinte Tubular-Macke, die Ketten-Briicke an Peru. ....................M 17th el the mesa Arrived der Mecrenge eon Menai, die Stadt Dublin, die Seen von Killarney lisacagya ..................N ithl3tl23thofieoe Dover West ladle' id 17th el the month Soiathucpton. Arrived Monet September nut folicenden Stutionen ausgegrbev, wo ouch die Wert loam (ewaset Ik. nothige Auekunft gegeben werden kann : none. end imam) M lad of the rani.th Southampton. July I Ite Clime. Ste Clime. • The wall he thews smatter Was warted C 9 are aoloveled b 7 toe London each Killarney and curd& g6 0 0 ... g 3 0 0 mesas Feist We Marseilles. _.,. Ton are nach Killarney and zurSck 3 0 0 ... 4 5 0 . . • ..._ ..-.. o o. . ._ ..,.. DIE SEEN von KILLARNEY, der HAFEN von CORK, he.—LONDON end NORM-% ESTERN , EIsENBAUK.—BILLETE piiiltie withrend DREI WOCIIKN Kir Per 'own, welche die brriihnite Tubuku , Rtiieke, die Ketten-Briicke an! der Mecrenge eon Menai, die Wadi Dublin, die Seen von Killarney and den Helen von Curb eu beeuehen witnecben, werden bin ruin Monet eeptetnber cut Menden Stutienen ausgegrbev, wo iamb die niabige Auekuntt gegeben werden kann : lte Clam. ate Clime. Von Landon neck Killarney and !mil& .C6 0 0 ... £5 0 0 Von Ilirminrbarn neck Killemy end zuruck 3 0 0 ... 4 5 0 Von Manchester neck Killarney and nutlet 4 4 0 ... 310 0 I Von Cluster nub Killarney end zuri,ek 4O 0 ... 35 0 A& vcrordnung der Direction, MARK nusu. Bureau der General Direction, Easton Mellow, Mal, 1851. . sad from C doe by every Certroasta.—Malls to are awe despatched and, vie tbe Vetted filet♦ I. packet. ARRIVED. Anon-at Fakers* 701% am. Messina A0141•01A-at eifem. Sydney Mr PTIIMS -at June 20, from Dantzie A LCTON -at Livimpssi. _ 20, from Stockholm A patentee-et Lemegsmi, 'Jane 20, from Cr:ensile Areocurs-at Glignieend, June IS, from Tarragona Assa-at Grange* , June 20, from Tarragona Aar-stGravesewl, June 20, from Alexandria (lamp-at Lieerpsol, • June 20, from Philsdelpkia Cossunes-st Liverpool, June 10, from Koolobwg Cuswaiss -at Gravesend, June2o, from lkobedoes Dsesv-et Queenstown, June IP. from Callao Dees:too-at Queenstown, June 10, from Caw Was or CURICOIALL -off Pensuare SWIMS Pstetzei-off Dee!, June 19. from.... lama kewarm-at Liverpool. June 10, from Herd, Liverpool, June 20, from M. Steptiensl Huse-at Liverpool, June 10, from Stettin Ildesee Pftes--at Orswesead, Jun 20, from Totem rameemes-at Queens own, Jane 18, from Pernembuso I Yew getexsprow -nt Liverpool, June 20, from Stublijobing Goon Paves-at Gravesend, June 20, from Anton). Gins -at Falmouth, June IS, from lisvannsh Ogg-at Falmouth, 'one 19, from Hamm Oeuross-at Queenstown, June 111, from B. Mres ' AT PPOLI ill-at Liverpool, June 20, from Alexandre. Houtasui--et Gravesend, June2o, Ikea. Qdleo Hors-at Gravesend, June 20, em ..... Moroni Hatay-at virayseteid, June 20, from Trinidad I hive-at tOrairemend, Jane 20, from Malts Jousess-st Liverpool, June 20, from Iceland Janis Ewalt Gravesend. June 20, fr0m............. ..... Porto Rico SAWS Ekta la It -atl Deal, AIM 19, from ..... ........ .-. Havanna►k Lavrat-at Liverpool, June2o, from lyidadt Laos Ilitrow-et Liverpool, June2o, from. fiLJohn's N.B. Luang-at Liverpool Jane 20, from Konigsberg LILT-at Palennotb, Jane IP, from Hammes NADA= lon -at thstrestud, June2o, from ....-.oonstuntinopiel Main-at Crayoned, Jun 20, from Newfoundland Moms Lear-at Gravesend. June 20 , Hum-.......... .... ;,:. Calla* Maestro-at Liverpool , June 20, front ..... -,.. Hamburg NOWIRAN-at Onivesend, June 20, from Cuba turnout v -at Grsvoend. June 2 , from Naples N. Linurur-ot Crayoned, June ilk from. Bahia Onms-oR Deal, June 19, fr0m........ ............ ........ Vezandria Posyr-st Cirsvenred, June 20, from Cephalonia P.m.-at Ooaomend, June 20, from .lndia Itzwaan-o( Deal, June 19, from Ismail Itivoto Sue-off Deal, June 19, from Cadiz It vinu-st Gravesend, June 20, from Marseilles In•TOMIAM-at Plymouth, June 19, from Lando* TI110:00-at Yelnioeth, .June lb, from Vidal Iwo Mayoress- at Gravesend, Jane NO, from Carel Toso--at Liverpool, June 20, from Trieste Voesoar -st Gravesend, Jane 20, from Sydney Ww. awe Han-at Gravesend, Jens an, from .... Sydney WILLIAM-0S Darer, from Akzandris WILAI.IIIIIII,II CP•11111111X-111 Lireepoi, JIM 20, from Ros.ock X4111774-atCatiecestowe June IS. km.. Barb:does TOWN tkvotaeu-st Gra:eeend, Janet% - Ingi. Port I'bthp __ SAILED. AussieAw Porsmouth, Juno 19, to New Took --nom Liverpool, June . 10„ t 0....—...... Bonney ......kan—tram Oraweewl, June 20, to ............... ....... Listen Cc...taw:nes —tram Csravevenil, Jane 0, ta........... 91. Helena Cacsus,—.from Orsvessid, Junei.2o, to .., Constantinople Covorown—true Geavenand. /UM 10 , to Calcutta Ctataw—ems Gravesend, June 19, to Ilona Bay Ctvions—bas Liverpool, June 90, to Calcutta DiTOSIKIII—from Livarpool, Jura 10, to New York D.uLea—from Liverpool, June 20, to Panama Mkt or Poavuola Portsmouth. lane 19, to .. P. Lyttleton Nowa Rase—from Ciraveand, Jaws 20, to Abe Itsia. 01117—tree Pleasant, Joao 19, to Adelaide haw—from Gravasead, Jose 30, to Rio Parooarrs—Qom Graveneme, June 10, to Calcutta Faavcas Weasat—ikaat Graverend, June 30, to. Cakutta Ftnen —from Oraveseed, Juno 10. to Poet Philip —.yam—from Livespeol, June 10, to Nara *awl Livapad, June 10, to Calcutta Looms - from ' 1 --. ii: tO —...asallia—tlolll --. U .. = . J ° 111 . 0116, to ''-- Quebso . illeartarrati—from Liv. rrool, Jaffa llO, to .lllw York NORTOOOMILLAXD - (TOM COWS. am 10, to Atka Papaws—from Liverpool, Jon* $0 .., Calcutta Torras Wu—Ram Liverpool. Jam" to Calcutta T. 11. basin—from Liverpool, Ma 10. to Philadelphia Corrals Kumasi —lsm Limped. Jima 10, to. Quebse Wm. Plasm—hoe {Amid ' aim 10, to Quebec WILIAJNOTOII-611. LINIFIAI. Ame 10, to Pernambuco Toga—Ram Lbigrais MI 1100 I.**. INDISPUTABLE LIFE ASSURANCE.-At MEETING of the MEMBERS of the LONDON INDISPUT ABLE LIFE POLICY compAsY, held at the London Tavern, the 13th of June, the following report was read and imatilinously ap proved : In submitting their Third Annual Report to your eonsichration, the Dimities have much satisfaction in requesting your attention to the pant progress, present state, and future proverb) of the Company. At the date of your hot Annual Meeting, the Company had issued 131 Policies, ensuring the sum of 9.1,573 f. lee., and yielding a revenue of 7,43 W. Its. Ed; and in the worse of the Lett twelve, month. Fere have been received al7 proposals for the assurance of 1411,9331. ek Of there proposal% 3sl have been accepted rind COM rtielgi. ensuring 110,2031.4 m, and yielding in Annual Premium, 4,0431.4 e. 74., making the number of Policies iseocd, within three years from the estalilkih. nwnt of the Company, 1,015 —mewing 303,7791., and yielding a re venueof 11,443?. 0A bd. At your Lost Annual Meeting, your Directors were enabled to congratulate you on the fact of the number of deatha having been considerably less than the oxe.half o! the calculated expectancy. In the coati* of loot year, the proportion of deaths bar been even leery and the claims in the course of that period have aniountad to only 1,099 i. The Balance Sheet to 3let December last, and a Statement of the Ann 0 and Liabilities of the Company, preparol, certified, and au. ' illicit in terms of the Statute under which the Company is incorpo rated, Pi presented to the Meeting ; from which tt appears that, after providing for the payment of the eume armored, and outstand ing debit., including; the whole preliminary cape Dees attending the formation of the Company, there woo at that period a balance of 17,Gb34. 6d., exclusively the property of, and divisible amongst the Members of, the Company, as directed by the Deed of Conati. lotion. These facts will enable the members to draw their own concha- • Mons uto the prospects of the Company; but It may be proper to remind them (bit, although almost unexampled succor, as proved •by the ie•ue of upwards ul 1,000 Policies, and the acciansulathm of a revenue of 11,484.11. within three years from the commencement of business, has arisen neither from the aid of loan or Acoulty transactione, but is the result of the practice rf pare life assonance, the future ►usinee+ of the c imlwuy can be eery much increased by their own exertions and, Perim/ that the whole profits belting exclu sively to the Lassoed, and that the policies ol this company arc, from their date, unquestionable documents of eeeurity, the assured have it in their power greatly to extend the bitsinese, and thereby promote the an lfsre of the community at. large, and benefit themselves. London, 72, Lombard-street, 13th June, 1831. Triter., Jahn Campls-Ilneotoo, Seq., 14.1.11 -- liaohard Spooner, Esq., M.P. Itn.har.l MiI WM, Esq., Q.C. I Janes Fa ll er 111110; William Wilterforee Faq. William Adams, EM., New Brt;ati. street. John Atkins, Esq., White Bart- court, Lombard-street. Henry A. Bevan, Eaq., Johns., Art eritassquare. J. T. Bramwell, Esq., Lamont Poultenry-lane. Jolts Danger Craven. street, Strand.eld Robert Henry Forman, Esq., Ord mines, Pal-malt. John IlanultoNEN.,Alired-plies, Thorlos4quare. John Matthewo, Esq., Arthor•et. West. City. C. G. Parnell, Esq., Norfolk.at., Park-lane. Wm. %Maim, Esq. Rood-lane, Jas. Turner, Esq., Great George - W. D. Starling, Edq., Change street, Wefts:mister. alley, City. George Cumming, Esq., West- David Ilenry Stone, Esq.,Poultry, bourne-grove. MKUICAL ADVll&O—BeeJszaln Phi pa, Esq., F.A.S., Winapole-street. Bananas—The London and County Bank. Souerroas—Keesre.Atkine Jt Andrew,Wlitte Rat-court, Lombard-at. Szcsersav—Darld Alison, Esq., Alfred-place, Bedford.square. PADDINGTON LOCAL BOARD, 24, CONPACOIII , II4IIACI, EDOWARII-10A1). The Rev. James Shergold Boone, Stanhopastreet, Hyde-park. Captain Creed, Norfolk-crescent, Oxford-square. Roger Gadsden, Esq., West, sad Bedlbed-row. Charles Pemberton, Esq., Eastbourne-terrace, Uyd•-park, and Lin- Thomas Jerrie A. ER York-street, Portman-square. George Y. Robson, aq., Esetbourne-terrace, Dyck-park, and New square, Lincoln's-nut. MIDICAL ALVDISI-J. D. Brown, Eno., OxfonLegume. 81ICIMART —Charles Hoghton, E M t , ANAOLI-Alexander Roberta'', . VESSELS SPOKES WITH. Amen. (barque), from Nominee for London, Mar 21, LC 13 N., lea. 33 W. Emma Shepherd (barque), from Cekutta for London, llay 23, lat. 11.13 N., km. 31.81 W. Helene, Staapoo, or Loudon, fa New York, sit. 38.33 N., km. u.2+ W. Toronto, Jams, from London for Talrarairo, lat. 17 8., Ica. IS W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. IS, at *Moe, ILiddlues, Mrs. Andorooo, of a •ar,ziii., - : RKWHIGIIT.—Jane IR. at Spandau. near Derby, the wile of P. Arkwrlght, Esq., of o daughter. oICKSON.—Jane 16. at Derceshire.plater the vial of T. A. IL Diek. los. Eq., of a SOIL 14. at Baatetrate. the wife et det. W. A. nyder, of a moo. CR WIT.--YORETON.—.II;aa ci: t i&T hors Orpd. by the Right Bev. &hop Terrut, J. tfts Iheitilee eldest &ashler of the late Bee. W. M. IWO% ef Cheshire. PAT--C - 01180X. —lux* IS. at St. hoes Cher* by the Is,. M. "taken, MA.. J. M. Groat. w ard J. M. Cheat. Eaq., Gleastoriatoe, =ZIT of the late I). C. Cemmam, •VICE.Moos 11, at Erltla Jalm, dist in et Mr. Ilan% aita-nr«Nrofel, to Hare" *Mg damMlie at the IMe Mr. Viee, of MITER— HALL—AprU 12, at the Ernie Onimirs, Narsalessa, J. Porter. Esq., of Manuharo, to Frames. waive: the late W. En., of lly4delton equate, Penfoselits. DEATHS. BANNERMAII.—June la, at CupsMut, Or C. Desstenssu, Dart. COWER—Jane li, at Terairugusa, KW" Mot WM of 0. F. Delliat, of agelag.gardeas. CUPFUL—Joao IS, at &kb, Neat, Yr. W. Drafter, aged 34. rowLelL—Jaa. Is, at sea, Charles, third Boa of the late D. Yowler, Each of Dams, sad Pessary. Kent, aged 37. GREEN—Jane 17, at Notting-hill, J. Green, Esq., lags of gape. square, aged U. MARKETS. aro A 11.—Tbs aveng• prim of Sur . r, the produce of the britmh pmeesektes Mine** menputed tte returos made le Um week ending the 17th Jam NM, is - .3. 3d. to eat. Suess, th e praiser of Ike Mauritius, fes: id. Surer, the pr,oluee its. Z.OO a., mars. The average peesof the two herpes, de. =Option., patty, 23e. ed. BItIsTOL, Jr3lll 20. Broat.—A steady demand coatiattes to prevail both for waa aid male dereripteele, owl the Useeeetlah. of the week in West India have been to a fair eatent, and at shoot Ammer raft. In slum sad Bengal no sales are rep, orted, but further business hew eels hem done in formes, chkey for arti.l, the particulars of reported have met e rired The refted taarset is dull and the Devisees reported mim tele last to ouly in retail, at barely former rider. Poe Rex thew it not any inquiry, and prime are quite ormataal. tiatu , Yams more inquired for, but at lower rata. COTTON.—LITIRenoL, J uNs 20.—Thtre hal ken Iris &wad in the market to-dip, art price, hire e tower Wither. The Wee meant to about 6,000 Oahe le the trade. WOOL (Esctisti).—Lrtos, Jrxi; 21).—The sales of oceibing wools during the week ewe not been ezteselee, and we cue not qootr say Improvement we Lest week's pike% which enedeeidedly Wow the proportion i.f the knots *eked foe tbe new ellp la the eons try. In clothing wools there ie altenllol% to report. HOSIERY, &c.— LEICTATER, Juno 20. Wools mad peas remais fr and venevii•c• is fed in their =mouthing gem= M.. A taw ware matiorntal aad =Der foreign orders have eons tab the auk" bat ant to an este= to iseream the amount of em ployees*. Thee appears to he a little movement towards employ ant In sem Ueda of hay gem* but ti err will probably netts loath der till drat the veal =lee In the general trade. MAA COALS.—LoxpoN JOSE 20.—CLose Or /112 wer.—Beddles Web lanky, 134. 6d. ; thnier Main. 641.; East Abbe Nab, UP.; Ifislywei!. 13. 6d.; Ileward's Wen ilarUey Presbartaa, ; Joaas.hoW.llartley. 14.. • d. ; Ord. lab, lie Itswevawerb Wes* llartley, 13a. 6d. ; !limb reareds. 1 ; Idabel Mar, lb. Id.; /infield Marc Bute., 13.; We.; ;larder, 13s. 6d.; West Wiles, Ita. id. • Ws.; Wind.or's Porto,, lb. Bd.; Walks lad Mora air, 12.. r.l. ; W..ls Eld Gotextb, lb. id.; Willi lad Matra. lb. EL; w.a. Lad 12.. M. ;Walla gad Walker, Ilk; idea Shin, 11.. 3 4 4 Wars Eel BC:11004 lb. id. ; Braddyll, lb. 3d. ; Walls End Helton, 14.. Walb bed labile% les. id. ; Walls lad Ile•toss, Walk led illakaraml, lb. ; Wafie Rad WlltbrU, 1 fil. ; W.ll. find Ciro. an, lb.; Walb led Mims. lia. It; W U. End Denlsce,l2a. id.; Wills lad lines Ball, •W, Sal Kellne, N. 3d. ; Walls lad Saab Hartlsbask lia. ad. ; Walk tad Melilla Ti.., 13a. ; Walla bad Browses lisarary, BL; Warr End Seymour Ti... 15..; Walla lad Teak lb. EL; Daribideater lb. ; Sydney's Ilartley,l3a. ict—fil.ssa at market. 133; itidear,ll2. CORN.-Crintweroan, June 20.- There was an in creased supply ad white Wheat today; red out en plentiful; the latter was taken freely at bad prime, and i n ; Sea. measure ie. advance on last week; Mobs woo dearer at the bevelling cd the market, hut being • tante damply the market elms d heavily; red, 44e. to 41e.; while, 44a. to lam herby mares end dearer. Una ales partook of a brie advance C . June 20.-We hate been well supplied with toolay, aid • gond ink% as. dune at the rultnerurg pekes : Ifithod, 171.1 e Ise. SA ?Aoki. 23.. to To. (tut, 13r. to 29e. BMW, lb. 6d. Is 13 .od.; sew, Ile. Ga. to 135. rear, 11. to 13e. Eleven., June 21.-We had small supplies of Wheat team the Loners, wbkb mid very beet, at full 7r. per 4 r. advance on WI week ; &mien wits freely at the 11.. adverse*. Farley and Oat, Aron supply. but we nate so advance m prise today. Bed Wheat, No to 41e.; white. 41.. w 5000. Carlo, Xs. to 28e. (tats, 24e. to 19e. Ll,ecoll4, June 20.-Our market was fully 2.. tit arer to day kir Wheat, •an a Ole show. Very lode doing in Barley or Oise, my lea Aosta,. and much inquired atter, eyeeufay the lame article, she pr et!. 1. over Lde Wes. Mae; red, 41s. to 17..; whit., 4'a tu 10a Mirk y, 24h to To. Oa% Ike. to 25e. Bela, Vais. W Ile. I.IIIERMIL, JI'NE 20.-There was scarcely ao much Irlomos in the earn market thin moniess an we have experienced every day thin week, evil there war a gold &maul for wheat and Moor frees the Isterinv, met there war an improvement us Vardars primed Id. to 31. tee bomber as at rut, ad. per barrel on amariesa, art 1.. per week as Creme. Sum. Oat. al. advanced Id. per bushel, sad MUD* a to. per each, and both very scarce. Beans and pees were laid Serail/Mee raw.. talon eons war aso in scot favour, but not any die.? choke Arm* tor yellow, 31r. per Cells. Arrivals into Liverpool and Bums bum the 17th to the tits June Melanie*: Wheat, tral qrs.; Barley, ; Melt, 4VI; Oar*, 1,403 ; Be.es (,to- I; Perk .1.21; WWI Cora, 7,109 ; Oatmeal, x , 9 r u se. X 57 welt. and 12,007 barrel, Lapels. to Ireland: 1.171 gm ; !mien (hew, 1,439; laden Cern Nest, IN) bets; Plume, MI ses`osaut.79 5.,• gnus, J unto 20.-There was a short attendance at oarket to day, sod a reran Pupal, of all grain tea the fermenr. The Wheat trade ruled Ins, at An advance .1 sheet ba per load es tot rekska dry. Haley the turn is favour of the seder. taste m. elf. W . a s end Com rathre dearer. hour a fair sale, alt as dunes of Ir. per • ask, Tv. tolls. W•art Etn, June 20.-Our arrivals of grain aro of IseMints nen km bum a mimmil ammo apish TIMM Is all thr 6616116116,6111.1Nt10t0rt1eve laws Mc Mot Knelter are not •MNIIP r •/..4 11, an that tle• wastber nan f 4,011r0,:e here early here66B Imlay 1110 , '..year ate sot Wive, yet a for bminem la dose at la. Wend Ur comot raft. of Mt week. and so maim, rUww fad.. and Stwniror, brisk toll prices SVADA are Er.fa rod . No eh/votes ao utter snicks. Prmest pike.: Wheat, p. a qr..' (Mk to Me Mabel, naltollt. /inn, and Kent, red, 44.. kit ; • rates, 445; while, 17.. le Ma.; extra, M 0 . ,; Nor folk awl Ifank.. eel, 11•.4. 4'•.; calm. 41..; white, 43.1. to 475; calm •Pio ; I.lne do bar uol Carnhna4nvid3S, not, 37.. to 4211.; sat.., 413 a.; white, 394. to 41o.; eats; 46a.; Yorkebtre, rod, 37a. to 41..; extra. ; white. 4u.. to ; extra, 46a.; Itas and icomechuntiv. vehde. entra. Ws; lower Palate awl iimmeri, red. .New to iaa ; e.t.a. 45.. ; Mediterranean, red, Si'. to • .1101. Stk.; old Kogavti, 7x to 41. ; white, 31v. Borley, dgerr laspetial Norfolk and Marfa, IN. to 2444 entn, beroolnehlre and .1e.., 2 lo to 2 3 .. I ester,, 2 7 .. ; keteh, 1 31 . to Ma.; rates, 270.; priadiste. 130. to 21a. ; terektn, ; rites, Ma. Bare', per .Ir., 431 b. to the Ilnoh. I, mall, 4.., 33., to Ma. ;tisk*. sic to 33. 164. to 314. Hata, per stone, scralins, • 12.1. 4. 13.1.; kedlnn. I Id. to 1101.; fent" Ild. IM.; Melling, per kiwi of Valk., 24.. to Mc. Malt, per Mod e( 6 bell,, 334. is 37.. Peas, per qr. My., bias and white 30.. M 31..; vitro, 325.; grey and fad, 24.. to Ma.; ettra, 31a. d Ileel. per Wt nap., aleh, 211. to 271.; ARAM, 144 to 171. lanyerd, per foopertal 'lr.. Mo. to 42a. Import donee 4345 week; VI he'd, 7, ti 2 ale..; hulk% 167; tang Mai beam, 574; him 121; Limo., CATTLE. te.—BEDALO Fo toTNIOUT Fun, Juno 17. We bar mono slow of be Node. whirl us d .rry wrn, Omelet at epablip. at rorbeer ream The Priam in kw .tack yrs wrjbrel. three boar illor •m 7 pm ti/OW. Dad, 50. to So. w. per et e*. Mutton. 4 lA. is bpl. per lb. _ • • - Juno 19.—Beasts.-11te show this morning a a nay largo ono, and quality in general Imo A Undid Witness dne, and many really prime animals were driven off nomad. Price" • tilde lower than Iwa weak. Nifty awl Lamba.—The laryint show In our market kw many weeks. Wink, sad Roca priers, Cow mitering Ow supple, obtAined. Lambs sae 40dildrit io prim. *Wye. fdr supple, prim low, awl madly all rood at tam aim. —lie.ata, 4a. ad. to to. per suns. sloop, ad. to S t d. ; lam s, M. to eel.; lialme, id. to 3d. per lb., pinking otaL EtriEtt, June 20.—The supply of Baca, was ma% bat of Anew lamer. &Wawa ma nut awl lad valet prim wen w early maintained. Eat Mad, team Ta. fd. ba Si. par won. berreoart, ; racers. from al. to IW. GOA. Daiabwie Calves. to id. pre Os; ahem, 4ld. to pre lb.; sway labia and O&M riot art driap. at barer wastatiow. Uwe wan but a man moldy of York saresses this siontag, at adwanwil Owl. fres Oa Id. is a. si pm wore. - - KaIePAL I , oitTqloter FAIR, June 17.—0 f cattle then , was oily • ileatier supply, and few of them of superior quality. Cows el the lawent au, sod m for condition, wen mum* tram 121 to Ili.; ink. lot ones, fr. Pr. to 101. from IM r 114 mad a M mallows, from lg. to W. Cale. were out so mak la it tram SM. to 13a Provo and Lamb+ were is goad ow= emasamoled more attention than tae other part of the ghee. Mi. Mord Yell rim in the wool, but not in an Minn. vas oils id bon 10.. to Ifa; moss tweeds in the weol, from 'gala Us.; eat of the 001. f omfaw to Lee.; semen an inkrior elo ham SOL Is ffis. ; a few Lotman, train 31... to Um* Rota Ilia to Sta. The bur won not a good srilintt one; there wan • doreposey betwixt the plies ssitedand these offered, curequently bargains were difficult to adjust at is all tech men. A great a amber remoined mookl at the Oise of the niseltet. Averar• price per lb., Beef s 3d. lluttam, kid.; Lamb, ed.; Veal. 41d. _ . . Yuhlt Fula :Mitre E tin, June 19.—A fair Ripply of fat Swig, which wee wen sold op, itt priers from is. td. to Ss. 9d. lose hereto • fair sepOy, sot goo bailees. drew. A far nif nw or Mien% which said well Frew N. to sp. North Hoge a great show. which seemed to lass Jets bedriew. A good supply af Limbs, and good We kcen NC to 7 g. Gt. tsoow, June 19. Tbe number of Cattle in this meemeire sestet was 1193. gar rather dull. mad prier imam be booted say higher. Ilstreme top pries 41s. per cwt. Mere were toe more sheep; priers deeibird merit b. per herd, the dreamed beire ing sold. mirk sad pm left mar. Lustre she risellaid la pries. bet eit w HOP DITELLIGENCE. Savvinalta, Junel9.—Vermin have made their appear ance la Laren quantities during the pest week, elthotsth the lane am. tinny. to girmr Yamaino, June 18.—We have to report an increase of ty this week; Met destruction is ntielpaara. Dlrntsirn•li, Jens 18.—Ws have made great prgress in ear plantains in this mink bet the alarming mere.. of the = all aindations al • very hosigabis growth out of the I Turox, June 19.—The bine thrives with us, the weather Wig warm with frenien sheer. in Its newly part of ths week.'.k~s ala thanes' from the same mush and they are rank,' gad havot. BOILLT, June 19.—Since last week the fly has been gill fanner en the lamer& 11 themes, Juno 18.—Our bine looks vigorous, and but far the quality el fly and lice with which we aro att.cked. things RIMY ink favourable for the seams. A black blight most loam Hump fp on se at morn. WIEST Matiano, June y 9. —The bine continues to grow mil Ober mews* bat the t amiltiplim with even greater awed. /0 ling SP fag an be counted on • leaf. Lice and flea also Gina Ifra Mut espertease• growers prognosticate a very thin woo te UCRTIRLD, June 19.—We have • great increase of fiy, WY, and lice, and bat few Islythinis, our artg is i s a ney doubtthi OROOMBRIDGE, June 19.—Eince OUT last recce. Yoking ohnwen have had a saiotary effect on the plantations in panel; in some few garden the fly has Increased, but generally misaldag the prosiest I. favourable. ZWlttinT. June 19.—Since the fine growing showers Me• WI meet of the niagardens are in a better nate of cultivatiem, Mee le the est grounds is grooving fast home of the .any W e i= g ""' rile ` y 4t i n e..ird e o te a srurterCelad quantity wmet:, .110emble tern we shall note am up to last year's crop, as in miny the lie Is week, and not more than half way up the poles. HERSTMONCEUX, Juno 19.—Our gardens are looking better than they were a few days ago. Mr. John Simmons has the best garde* In this parish, and ws never new bine looking better and more healthy at this period. SANDHURST, June 19.—The flea and lice have it pretty Ruh all their or. way at prevent The nights also continue cold, and the bine from this cause makes but little pros. It le early days to say much Mont the crop, but It certainly look. very amp. Mons at present. DALLINOTON, June 19.—Some of our gardens begin to sorer their carder a : we are senior on well fur bine. PEASHARSH, June 19.—The fly . and lice continue to M ame as the hope, and honey la beginning to shine on the leaven. ASHBUIANHAM, June 20.—Quite as well as our neigh bgurs, but fly and lice Ina new instance& The bine grow sting — we Moak% like it to be a Mae warmer at night. llooh, June 19.—We are getting on better; the bine has grown much faster for the last few (lath. We have a swan quantity of fly. Cow DEN, June 19.—We must report upon the whole of plantations la this parish rather more unfavourably. Willi/dip and lrmty mornings dual appear pet to nit them Am sidammer. Tivre are a few wot.i.inned piece. of young last to be fond Muir, but the greatest port of our plantations cenobite al old which are very urn and backward, and vary foul; all C l = named are quite on • stand-FUJI and bad. CHIDDINGsToNE, June 19.—We are rather inclined to think the hops are doing but little. 'sent now and then a few wait farmed pieces of land, which would present favourably, were It net for th- vermin. which daily Hawses. ligvalt, June 18.—We have some grounds doing well, end are miming the poles, but mine are rather h.unong beck, getting very foul innext—lierrep Maltetardl. CLASS IX., 123 B. I C7 ja 4:02% 1" -14 1 ;. - 40 I 'V V ,14161:17 ------" ‘'-'"--- .---•-=- , r !!!'',. Ist ,----- --7.7 F_-----=--------Pk-ti,*z p i : l• -..—_,-. -,---= ...... . r .- - mos 111110M11 • 1 3 - 41 ll*S \ ......, -;:ii.. • •13 ... ~ to. -- lAN .--- :‘ • - i • 41K0)." If' 11 - iivtiv "rr..,-,..• . ._ V Z4 4 \ .....r............ ~. 111 T ..!, . ambolleablellenaniolg , . di • Midt.lion mnopirlinet • I ' .1,4511106. . i ir a opg&r.l f , a r fr , $$ 4, er”......e5. ice_ - - - ' .. i. VIT JAMES USHER, EDINBURGH. ',MODEL of USHER'S PATENT LOCOMOTIVE STEAM PLOUGH. invention ennsisto,—firstly. in mounting a cernen of plonalis tt c same plswe around an axis, co that the plottaba do el sue. cersively come into action; and, secondly, in applying power to give rotary motion to a series of ploughs for tilling the earth.... :bat the ro. sista/ice of the earth to the ploughs, oa they enter and travel through the earth, shrill cause the machine to be propelled ; thu. to Jong the ploughs act in the earth in the mane way an paddle-wheels do in the water, by winch the vessel to moved along; and the rosietauic of the earth being greater than tho water, the power obtained is proportionally more.—This patent in fur sale. MR. HAYES, Sen., DENTIST, begs to announce his removal from Ma y's-hoilding., R. Martin's-lime, to 12, sohu-iquare, where .. r ha atients may rely upon the strictly moderato charger and 'edentate uciplca which hate crdeterivol Ms practice few so many yrs.— Mr.ea HAVE.; is the eldest em :.n I succeroor t) the late Joseph Hayes, the celebrated Dentist of Itsrs-bitilcings,, [ ht. Martin's-lone.-12, Soho-square. To be pub!labed and emtinual Monthly. REASONS for PUBLISHLNG a NAI lONAL ILLUSTRATED LIBRARY in MONTHLY VOLUMES; each to contain three hundred and twenty pager, and from SO to 100 en gravings. Trice, IlalLa•Crown.—lteautduliy hound. • TO THE READING PUBLIC. The age in which we live Is eesentlally of a practical character, and tie predominant principle influencing all classes Is a marked desire foe cheapens. Cbeapnees, however, is too often found withoat excel lence, and hence this proposition to supply a deficiency at present existing I. the popular literature of this country. ' For some time past the projectors of the present undertaking have felt Interested In watching the result of an experiment simultaneously made by the London, Edinbureb, and Dublin Book Tracks, end having peen that cheap, and oecasionallv indifferent literature, "got up" in a most inferior manner, will sell, they feel assured the good and judiciously selected weeks, haying the idilitional advantage of copious ilthatration, being produced with the utmost attention general ethellesee, and published at the moderate prioe fixed upon, cannot fail to wore extensive patronage from the reading public. The principle upon which they can undertake to supply good books at a low rate rate is, that being thenrcives theaetual producers, they are enabled to save the public the expense of all intermediate profit. As a practical explanation of the above views, it iv, therefore, pro posed to publish, monthly, three sample volumes of the " Na. Banal Illustrated Library." These volumes will be widely differ ent in character, in order that the public may form some idea of the extent and variety of the orrice generally. Afterwards, one volume will be issued monthly. Each volume will contain at least 320 crown octavo pages, illustrated, according to the re quirements of the subject matter, by from 30 to 100 illustrations, and will be etrongly bound in ornanieetal cloth boards. Thus, for thirty shiilinp a-year, In the awns of a short period a library of great ex tent sad interest may be formed, which shall furnish materials fur isetructlon and amusement daring the course of a long life. The chief advantages which this eerie. of works sill present over all others—more especially the closely-peinted double column editions end the new-fashioned, though equally objectionable, shilling books: with their sumetoaa errors, thin paper, and flimsy bunting, are the fallowing : I. A carefully revised Text. 2. Judicious Explanatory Foot Note.. IL Engravings really Illustreting the Text. 4. A sem and legible Type. s. Good raper !udFrintlng. 8: Iftrosui 81 7 aI • portion et the Works Intended to be publlebed tinier the title of the "NATIONAL ILLVITILATTO LIBIANY " will consist of care. tally edited reprints of r-uch writers as present a One vita lity in thelr peps, including many of those great masterpieces of the limeon Lad, which, haring survived beyond the ge neration tor *bleb they were written, are now universally recognised M Sari* so long as the knglish language NI spoken, and as geYggree lab which is indispensably necessary to all who retied le tede It Ugh& Literature. The mks will eke eemprles original works, especial:). written by emaplsmt imathemut woe ape subjects of general interest, extending to those wiles eat et pentimat 'movements, or from social advance- serf. kW* belyeekty manes the national attention. Theme ' Wear tegin ell be Inaptly treated of, that the parehaams al this Worry mg I e pimp! at are on a level with those who devute them. rim to the em meth informatkm. In issuing the aerie., there will be ito kraal nement, but volumes on general literature, lestary, Idigt‘k, ukr science, and fiction, will follow oNk sew : vide mob a variety of illustrated works ne ilea ks. himm saw.* ad elekeudious Library for the Heading M . . May mew Ow le Wham this presto etas Is addressed sleet base abetreed that men esti Seam of the prime peeled Is the "ea. mime ellnelemeame W ipmeMing to the 01114 It wt be nada, an. dereleall Sea libels /yep of narrative and Sing alistrees deserlptim• be gemleasel Ilkstratica hale esmenbemled at • Manse. lYw let Isibilagg es the mind ebesseteates that might other. wise 'sem tie y sad • liveliness 'lineation is thus excited, and a edlefelbeiled la mental famitles which is se agreeable to sidle as te 'hates. There sea be as Mete that the pencil ls dad he the Same M perform as prmalsent a part la our popular Illestme as the pa% er that the Maimsd Inerriedge has already lass by it. pewee& If le est the foregoing prellinfeas me toe Miele ad ten MINK Mengitlibplent. It meg be mid thin the praise Yee Is shift M essadmis with timegeraloon alibi seam& megrim of LibierMirkelese It eta be km& that every amseaties Ms lad its wean pushed for. The present milerlaideg, however, is wider la he seem man • profound Is Its aim, mil more metre of its sealeslibminie, Meela sad editing, then any former twojeet, sad Is WWI la .meshes with the amazing progress thst Ms been made la sway d Ulerstare and Art, and then meets Meal drineg the list portion of this half.oestory. Is bend s s sit eat erliblag, it will be the endeavour of the =Le i - bedew op. bellmriona %AWNS for the many the same , sod Me some ardent Ability hitherto almost deieledle Wet p i ee few. 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Now reedy, Volume 5, for June, TUE ORBS of BEATEN ; or, the Paeetary end Stellar Worlds, • Popular &poetise of tbe Great Discoveries' and Theories of Mo dena ANJOAOO7. BT O. M. 'IMAM., A.M., Director of the Observe tory et Cinetheatti, L.S. Mee, Ed, Strand. o ERE SHALL WE GO THIS MORNING?' AITH T Such N usually the query over the breakfd-t ta b le with visitors to Lemolon. Let us answer the question. If you con admire the most b mitilul specimens of Papier Mache manufacture which are produced in this country, displayed in the must attractive forms— If you want a handsome or u.eful dressing-cave, work.lor, or writing...desk—if you need any requisite for the work-table or toilet— or if you desire to see one of the mold elegant emporiums in Lon. doe, then you will go to M 4, Leadenhalleevee, near the India-house, in whose .hew-rooms you may lounge away an hour very pkasantir. N TWENTY-FIVE YEARS' NERVOUSNESS. 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CURES FOR THE UNCURED! e HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. CURE OF A DESFERATE CASE OF RINGWORM OF SIX YEARS' STANDING. ...... LIMA, 13111 or NOVEMBU, 1849. One of the mat eminent surgeons in Lima (the capital of Peru) had ■ child covered with ringworm for mere than six yaws; in Vain he 'adapted all his art in his endeavours to effect. cure. Not succeed. ins, he airoulted among hi. brethren the most eelebraard medical practitioners of the cry, Out nothing was found to do the child service. when he was panuaded by Mr. Joseph P. Hogue, the Beglithchemi4 and druggi.t, reading at No. 71, Calle de Palacio, to try 'followers Pills and °jounce., which was done, and after aaeg ailt large pots of the Ointment, with a proportion of the Pills , the child woo radically , carol to the surprise of the whole medical profersion. The nasacsof the parent, from morives of delicacy, is withheld. bold by the Proprietor, 2ff, Strand, near Temple Bar, London. and by all respect.ble Vendors of Patent Medicine throughont the Civilized World, in Pots and Bove% at 2.. !Id., 4.. rid., Ile. e no., and 33e. each. There is • very considerable savini in taking the larger mien.. N.B.—lthrectime for the guidance of Patients are affixed to cook Pct or Bo:. POLES'S ALGA MARINA.a concentrated evened V of the tea-weal, as used and rememmended by moat of the faculi7, le now rapidly superseding all other external remedies came of weakness, relaxation, contraction of the limbo and joints. whether f delicate children or in mature age. In paralysis, raffesm Of rigidity of the muscles or ligaments, deformities of the spine, chest., ye limbs, diseases of the glands, swellings, tumours, bruachocele, ter , irgrimenta, and old cleateiles, scrofulous diseases, and the malice. nation of rickety et hadlymureed children. Also, in recent or old strains, towns, or bruises; and in all that extensive elms of diseases for which the sea-side is usually recommended. Tltti VALUABLE REMEDY affords speedy relief and a ocitath cure in all cares of acute 'or chronic rheumatism, rheumatic gad. neuralgia, and all other pains in the limbs and joints. The following ease is published by permission sad without coax. meat, as the best evidence of the rapidity and certainty with which relief from them dl strewing maladies can be obtained by the Goal OGLES'S ALGA MARINA. Testimonial from Mr. William Piper, publisher ;and bookseller, 211. Paternester.row, Gavin, been for Mx months suffering severely from rheumatism. for which various kinds of medicines and liniments had been tams ',toyed without ben fit, I was induced, through reading a pamphlet upon the medical virtues of Cola's Alga Marina, to try It in my own ease; and, in justice to that excellent remedy, I bare much plemare in testifying that, after using it for only a few times, all pain left mele and a mistimed application of it entirely restored me to health. (Signed) s' WILLIAM PIPER." The pub li c are invited to read a pamphlet upon the 'medical Axton and method of using Coles's Alga Marina, and containing nuMmeell caws and high testimonials in proof of Its great restorative which may be obtained gratis of Mr. THOMAS KEATING, tenths' Chemist, :9, Bt. Paul's March-yard, London, sole agent ix the sale of Coles's Alga Marina, In bottles, is. Od., 4a, 6d., and Gs. seb : it may also be obtained of all respectable medicine venders. iZ-,...., Apc . r,V o : o9l if lir " ••• '''ftr r i,J7l -, . ..... - - _.... 1 i raorr. BACK.