The Express. — London, England, 1847-05-20 00:00:00

1-7 J---1-- • -e- /,‘ -7 ett. Leda Sway Peres., THE EXPR, s io ssio, in addition to the news in s muttY at tie HOUR and giitCli "bid my anise mew day. T sj nissM hour lwesatal the Foreign dieorslegaik and Aar may -b---•-•,—t— ks Ansa bat Oa ddi sad mos •g o Win IJJLWAT, QOM, aid nem MARMOTS ara Oa as g At.. ampallella •swa-assat rewisfas a Poodles maw at tn. lta s ir so me ; taro &said a iike dlibralty &fie!, per. 11011 i• lank • order for that as lOW RWIRY W•aussissm, 10, Bouverie *oh Lasilan. sow* disertiosanto mai egaimmirodie , - das_...riot lissa•lsast. Doi. DT' ,ATIONAL PROVIDENT ' INSTITUTION, NSTUAL LIFE AINPIRANCE, ANNUITIES, &e. M Ommesnliamieet, LCCdtG, •moolWham Imm iam Oa* twass. laud Woos. Eft. Chollm Imbambm Ibis. ibM*ll. ON& lame' SEW Wm WWI= Tftr, Em. arm lesdeld, E "... • 11 * •-••- DAT. ra g* ItZDZCAL it e=j4 . wn IPMIL Da M.D idam ., Mo ami lt . lab 411.1.6.1. Pea as a" ddb 210,:41 S. 9d.; • to /299.67512 e. 4d., 1.1 • = ai r d polro me teZZ we+ kW b izobledelianatt e rigais par, amounted At the ciose7 tw a r lLleffettlat will be las last di•lsion a led will be soportiord swag the 'neaten, forty to the ennuis( gar, IMMO es a ark palsy will • triedned. es porkire effected bean the 30th at Oneber ant, will participas g,utelts, either by a bowls added to the policy, or a reduction of restiera at the option of the member. £,,,g for pr,Vikate to be derived by effecting anearoneeo to Ws 1.4 the of members being able to seam the benefit+ of **pg.,. to nommen, fen from any eharge, and exempt from point ad 'earl* data. ft, ' ,wrap mina of the ealnatin of the liabilities and amen of ihe lawitaties made in November, 1613, is exemplified in the allow bowel, exhibiting the profit meigiaal to ponder whist had been „in." bare one to once ...se. i ; ll! =LI 4 = 4 0022.4 Pea Nati ell i: I - yr.:2n 11/a. et .4 s. d. ts. 4. 38 10* 163 11 63 0 17 1 44 • lON 113 13 40 6 16 40 IS 163317713 34 6 10 1 29 U US 44 7 13 11 8 39 SI 1/888 227 19 97 1 34 1 33 30 1408 106 3 43 1 1 II 1 34 SI 301 1 37 2 131 4 33 21 1001 91 3 47 12 is 41 3009 146 13 69 1 13 1 16 N ON 87 2 13 4 16 tt ono 211 19 17 1 3 1 10 X IWO 4614 14 41 16 48 NO 37 8 31 1 4 1 I 13 IS WOO MI 6 44 6 1 1 TS O 3030 140 15 234 1 23 I 00 II 500 ,11 11 11 I 1 9 43 2090 ; 16 14 70 3 44 gaped the ha rt.. together with every Mime inketoation, nay le ahmined on appion at the °Mee. • The number dpolicies booed from the let January last to title dare, - u9 ,• the mount :owed thereby, £1711,220; the annual premiums ohigt ameont to £5,884. April 3, Ida. .106111•11 MARaif, Reerrrere. DOVELS and ROMANCES. Five Handrtd to omen of Minima and modern Nemo mid Howes to be i T rosho OP, for cob £l5 taiga may at Me pelnalpal mute of air Walter Intl, Dieltm med. ltiermAl. Beterrk Omer, se.; many ememtly In geed eerlinen, end &Mond for any penes awsterailag or &aft, to a areetattes Liar ay. Alm 120 vases et Modern Tomes. Travels, lifasetn, he. f r only PIO. The twin soy be seen. and a the aritelned, at J. GaliME.4l ON'S Varmint. ermairme, S. Travis-Meet, Oohs of Deur*Ve.street, Plmßshed CLEAR and SOFT ME I N.—ROWLANIYB KALYDOR, emingnity d iva s reh and terelipealhig. I t a i rl e y w oeletorated ter ar bo Ap ii t ter ms eielat freslas, awl Follasing • bed= P.l =gethor. tmopmesay at esmgleMen; and • senneas gni dellmeir thabomes, arms ad OWL Prim dr. dd. mad Or. per WM Wino al amble KALTDOgg. watmledmr alma selehrgeelsnanV risen to tha ~Woe. en* awl by their repilant sellen. emingfr health. kmeh kali a the gannlna hes the mints . 1 looilmit's helydern cm th• mugger. SW hp A. BM/LAND and 11014 $O, listtenepodra, Isla, end try ell &Mins mid preemies. _ _. - - - - Dll. CULVESWILLII GUIDE VP MALTS AND LOBO LIFE. Tries Is es* bur tasirals. id. ea* WiIAT TO EAT, D AND AVOID. (With DlMethiss ler sil Omsleisis.) L NOW TO BS SAPPY. "Jamb Thirs.*-01e. BY SINSINSI4 01111111•6410tht lIIPIZ WM= =I mbodel meet ON itsliseleyseeeles owl "164.64 2:trt gad WS, mod a le= as SS west sr medums'', ei M ? re ilk maybe • teentL—Shomisk /1, Pelessettomsw; Mos, SO, Onslllo ; Batas 3,44 es IlessislissU (Snap 147, Pleet-ettiet; Babes, 437, Weet-t net eedleset bum the Author. IS, Areletegeett % V W-4 ? about 5,000 men, and the English and Fried; fisca l of sailors and marines oa shore was augmented. Her Majesty's Mamas Firelmsad sailed on the 20th March for Rio de Janeiro, to recruit the health of her crew, who were snaring seriously from sick ness. The Cartel* also was to leave for Rio de Janeiro. The steamers Lizard and Alecto were at Nimes Video. The arrival of the new British and Irma abiders plenipotentiary was araiously The accounts from Buenos Ayres to the 20th March inform us of the assassination of the Bolivian minister Don Manuel Rodriguez, in the public highway, at HOOD, on the 15th March. Amounts from Ghent of the 17th inst. represent the state of the manufactures and of the working dames of that great industrial city to be moat distressing. The evils of dearth and high prices of food were ag gravated by the stoppage of many of the cotton manu factories, by which tJionrande of operatives were thrown out of work. Crowds of people were gathered in all the public places, but no actual disturbances had taken place. "If, Prim TAr'efotor ,81ffifitiNgitti MOW= to remain for safety ratimeid P— " % ••••—.- 1 X PRESS o ne of tbs men-of-war is the rifer ; fist as Debbi ,ewe in the M'ill the Frank nor Fmglish admiral wee disposed to and FOREIGN T Ql l4 l iPtri ` a • listen to his application, he was taut to Martin the day. Genie as for his own security. On arrival, onefitof the Foreign lamest% be was placed under restraint, for which he say etaracteriatios of a Mora, was evidently not prepared; and on finding net nuegnilt PlYrtred ItEPORT B his mistake, he endeavoured to got away, but he was ff AY, rituDUCE, CORN' p r evented 1 , his guards. To soften his banishment, :BTB sre the =features. . THE we du d e ldren were sent to him from Monte cams will Post o leo or d er at the va s e a l Video. Oribe was still before Monte Video, with N 0 .22 5 .1 LONDON T] ,coda say diilleulty arise, per- about 5,000 men, and the Raeliah and French force LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. Four o'Clock. At a council held this day, the Earl of Clarendon was officially appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland His Excellency will proceed in a few days to Dublin, to Ulm ponsession of his high office, but will return immediately to resume his place in the House of lords for the remainder of the session. As stated by us yederday it is more than probable Mr. Labouchere will be his lordship's successor at the Board of Trade ; but this, and other official changes, will most probably be deferred till the close of the session. The Royal Mail Company's steamer Clyde, with the West India mails, arrived this morning at South ampton. Her dates are as follows St. Jago de Cuba, April 24 ; Jamaica 23rd ; Jacmel, 26th; Porto Rico, 28th; Demerara, 1 9th; Tobago, 21st; Trinidad, 21st; Barbadoes, 24th ; Grenada, 26th ; St. Vincent, 26th ; St. Lucia 27th; St. Martinique, 27th; Dominique, 27th; Gu adaloupe, 27th; Antigua, 28th; Montserrat, 28th, Nevis, 28th: St. Kitt's, 28th; Tortola, 29th; St. Thomas's, Ist of May ; Faye], 13th. The Clyde brings accounts that on the 28th April the last of the Azores threw off its allegiance to the Queen of Portu gal, and declared for the Junta at Oporto ; the revo lution, which was effected without bloodshed, was complete. The ex-civil and military governors, with the judge, three military officers, and a few soldiers, were permitted to quit the island the day following, some in a cutter to Gibraltar, and the remainder in a schooner, for Lisbon. All was tranquil. The Clyde has brought 71 passengers, 1,073 ounces of gold dist, 202 casks of coffee, 16 bales of tobacco, 24 of sarsparilla, and .53 sundry packages. When sheleft Jamaica, on the 23rd April, an Admiralty court was sitting on a theft which had taken place of twenty three thousand dollars, on board the Clyde, by a young man of New Grenada, who embarked at Chagres, with another person, for Jamaica. Having ascer tained that the latter had the money in his two trunks, with which he was entrusted by differ ent parties to make payments in Jamaica, the former took advantage of his being sea-sick in his cabin, had his trunks carried into his own by the bed-room stew ard,and forced open by the carpenter, giving as excuse that he had lost his key whilst coming down the river He landed, with the trunks and money, at ena, and the theft was only discovered on the Clyde's arriving at Jamaica, and the owner of the trunks wanting his luggage. The culprit, supposing search would be made for him at na by the parties, crossed over to Jamaica, w C h r et a t e e was apprehended by the police, dressed in the clothes of his friend whom he had robbed. Sir Joshua Row presided, with the other two judges and Commodore Lambert; and the Consul for New Grenada was present on behalf of the prisoner. The Persian, which wuthe only vessel of war at Port Royal, arrived on the 23rd from the Windward Islands. The Viper was at Barbadoes. The Endymion had left to go to the northward, haying nearly My of her crew sick (we believe seven dead) with the yellow fever. The commander-in-chief was on his way to Bermuda, ria liavannah. It is reported that the Thunder, whilst surveying on thebanks of Campeachy, has permission from the commander-in-chief to en deavour to save whatever may be possible from the wreck of the Tweed. There was a great demand for shipping at Porto Rico. The sugar was said to be actually spoiling for want of being removed. At one port there was said to be 6,000 hhds. for shipment; and on one white, or rather property, there was to the amount of 2 0,000dollars' worth unshipped. At St. Thomas's there Was also a demand for vessels ; 6L 10s. per ton was said to be offered. This scarcity has been occasioned by the high prices given for carrying Proviaion B to Wand. The accounts of both weather and crops from the several West India islands are favourable. The ship Winifred had arrived at Jamaica, with Coolies, from Calcutta. Two rather severe shocks of earthquake were felt at Trinidad on the night of the 18th April. By the Danish brig Ernest Lorenz, arrived off Fal mouth, we have late news from the River Plate. Oar accounts from Monte Video are to the 21st March, at which date Riviera was a prisoner on the island of Martin Garcia. He had returned from Mal donado to Monte Video in a French war steamer, ELECTORAL EIBTORT OF ENGLAND. This is a midieed eassillcad, knead on the north, fir some little elmnin, hy a pert of Desbredre ; on the north-east by lolik• from whirls it is vary perfestly_separat__ od by as eli Ronal zoaddziesthmsosainsoadt mit by Oee • es the sesthsweit br cm the west by WoMseleraire ; end es ike seirekwait by Staffordshire. Its mein Misery 10 Nen= From the point at whether time rands. ot Shropshire, and VI orwidsrlike sobs, is the sink, to • pent in r the south, in tim emleliessbeed el Lens Omens, the this ems* is My Wise. lie prie breadth le leeg sens th per of e hamlet Sedan of Weredeenelne, mar Redditon, ma die west,-1, the beans of Nonlmspeneldre, at a point seer Busby; es Me ere,—thirty-three mar. Of the several delasind maim of this county, ens lies to the west, in Me nelhood of Bro , in Worcestershire ; ano th er frd portion is in °inch west, neer Shipsten-on-Ster, senossded bg=ioes eis of Worcestershire and Glonedemshke. The of the three coanties are very demeaned at this pent. The area of Warwickshire has set yet been very accent* NS pitted. At the date of the reported to the Repel Society of Agriculture, and aeeasrfig to the later ones of 1811, it was estimated at KO mean miles, convene* to 639,760 square acres. But by the later, end no ern min coffee, surveys connected with the serriag eat of scanty' boundaries, the area was to be Sued 1197 sines miles, considerably lees than 600,000 acres. In area War wick ranks, then, as the twenty-hank ot the English ementies, In point of population it is the eleventh, being net below Olorestenbire ' and next above Cheshire. In density of population it is the fourth, being exceeded only by Middle sex, Lancashire, and Surrey, In this particular. In 1831 there were 375 inhabitants to a square mile in Warwickshire. In 1841 there were 448 inhabitants to a square mile. The increase of population, between the first and last of the flee decennial periods, here stated has been each as to have very nearly doubled in 1841, compared with what it was in 1801. In 1801 it was 208,190; in 1811 it was 228,736 ; in 1821 it had become 274,392. In 1831 it had risen to 336,988 ; in 1841 it was 402,121. Thu from 1811 to 1841 the peeve:rive inmate on the return for 1801 had been at the four decennial periods subsequent to 1801 as re spectively, 10, 311, 611, and 93 per cent. The county is situated, chiefly, in what may be called the basins of the Severn and the Trent, and some small portion of it in that of the Thum It kr, by means of other rims and some fine canals which traverse the shire, an excellent inland nartga end it is intersected by the London and Birmingham (or Great North of England) and other railroads. It has also a great extent ef excellent high or turnpike roads. At the period of the Domesday survey, Warwickshire was divided into ten hundreds. These are now reduced in eareber to four ; namely, Bar li chway, Hamlingford, King ton, and Knightley; besides the libertics of Coventry. These district divisions contain one city (Coventry), the, market town of Warwick ; the three municipal boroughs of Birmingham, Stratford-on-Avon, and Sutton-Coldfield. They comprise, besides, the mar k ettowns of Atherstone Alcsanr, Henley - in-Ar den, Kenilworth, Kinston, Lema n! ton Priors, Nuneaton, Rugby, Coleehill, and Southern. Considered as a manufacturing runty (and that lagoon, keine/bus emporium of nmenhaturinn enterprise and lagoon, SwwWwillsant. is a ninon-economic sense, lon tenet (dinky); Warinkine wen the Meth in rank. This position it maintained at each of the three de cennial periods of 1811, 1821, and 1831. But, in 1842, it was reported as coming between the two counties of Nor thumberland and Stafford. It has a very extensive weaving and ribbon trade at Coventry ; the first hardware trade in the world at Birmingham ; and produces large stores of iron coal, &a In the year 1831, the proportion of the manufacturing community was as 60 per cent. of the whole population of the county. There were 2,838 occupiers of land employing labourers ; 1,742 occupiers of land not employing labourers ; and the number of agricultural labourers was 15,644. Besides these, there were 4,500 workmen (at Coventry and elsewhere) employed in the making of ribbons. In 1841, there were 81,321 inhabited houses in the county (being 13.068 more than there were in 1831) ; there were, air, 6,908 uninhabited, and 662 building. These statistics it appears important to note, inasmuch as, regard being had to the large population at the last census (taken only six yam since), which was 402,121, as well as to those large proportions of it engaged in active and various occupations, the number of freeholder voters entered on the registry last year dose seem to be very small and disproportionate. For the two dinars of the county it is only 10,052. The annual value of reel property, assessed uader the property-tax in 1805, was 1,901,3901. ; but in 1816 (the last year at its collection), this bad fallen to 1,269,7801. The charge for the poor-rate presents a decrease upon the last ten yeas of the undermentioned periods of nearly _67 per cent. In 1801 it was 117, 3581 . ; in 1811 it was 15 7. 9321 . • in 1821, 146,1861.; and in 1831 it had reached 161,2121. Yet, in 1841 it was only 102,8231. ; that is, eleven and three quarters kat, with a population of 93 per cent. more. War wickshire is to a very Inconsiderable extent a grazing county. But it is supposed that of its surface, 160,000 acres are always under tillage, and 200,000 are arable ; 250,000 are in parterre, and the remainder is in woodlands, &a. During the continuance of the property-tax, the annual armament of this county to it avenged about 2,000,0001. marling. The present parliamentary representation of Warwick. shire muck exceeds what it wee prior to the Reform Bill. The* county then sent up its two knights of the shire ' • the county town, Warwick, and the Sty of Coventry, their two burgesses each; in all, six member. Under the new scheme of the Reform Act, the county now returns, for its two divi sions, four members—Warwick, two ; Coventry, two; Birmingham, two—in all, ten ; which is a gain of four members. The parliamentary history of this seemly is net mare free than that of many others we have reeked, or be yet to touch upon, from malfeasance on the pen of the =4, sheriff. " March 20, 1627: It was mined that the of the county be forthwith sent for by the earjeeet-abeeme, attending this house, by warrant under the Speaker's head, fee not returning the knights of the shire, who bare keg sines bees Meted." Again , Minns years afterwards, is Nevember, 1640, MTU frasikaiiin of this aunty sem d=,ir pea asa,t, Ell * tar b lisraw i r to pat of M r the poll when it en =ld, at Me andos of the goon with of the shim It wee noshed that Mr. Warren, for his offence, be earmittod be the Tower daring the pleasure dike tense, min geed 1001. to Melting, and make a subminies, here, Ma as Non home shall appaint, sad shall make the like at Me son maim in NMI Mid malty." Thee the Mime le Mein veil Me Maim el Mr. Mimes Lard Omen% al Miens of the dike. But may Wenriabine Merle are have bees eel* le denfelble. Is Mereh, 111111, we lied Mr. Bind Ma and ethers , on the pat of littmedves end seise ether freeholders ef Werwiebekte, smadeisiee of on asp ef the esdernesela e g e l t doe, by refine to teas Mak pea it Ricked, (No report.) Is April, RPM, we ind peaks ef kee holders of this seenty_complaintee m min news a Andrew Archer sad William lasis by the high sheriff. Patitiessee oilseed dattrir s Datryss mak Richard Mennen, teen ikelj l ens k : bat the Mireirmilf, to fr ustrate seek eindes, mitred nee arms ilm larities to be ertmasheee, set only in beating end wesmdri several that sear Is vets kr Bir John Burgoyne and Sir Richard Nespesern hatsessing then so likewiee, even to the hazard of lb Mire s 1W" Ns report erns es to the ulterior preemie*. Is is this lay resszkable ease. The Barb bfW Netrlek,Dialfeak Crane., mai Mein ; Vis count Hood; LerdDernse, ad the Mamma ef Keettord, are among the mod 1114.111110 ad idendiel limas is of the county ; and to these we sky ail Ilk T. Dikedels, be Bro. Chats nri, Sir we Chimideles, air Sid. Kr P. akeekkemit, any a airb abe. t (Mew "wok ma the Daserkkillterierre, lbw Mea wahera *Mien of Wenrienhke *me was a astir bee at *emboli= of MK sal 1011. In the her : s ttaze o rans bed Kr. Donis* ajam.mnsdan vie Ind ben m g ease kr It In UM, de spin Mend, is with file Berdley Bin, a chug former. Captain Gresen, the enter endidate, was rejected, .. c h a t h e irma idel res having a majority over him of above 700 veer. In 1837 them no a MI sews etc seem contact far this division. Mr. Dater mod be Kerley Wilmot were main returned—the one 3,3314 moi the sem by 1,766 sins and Sir they Skipw th, Beet, (a whlg ),eel Mr. Brenbeldge. were thrown out. At th w e it Meen Menne, 1841, the same g entlemen were elected eppenks ; but a new writ having issued in 1843 for a new election, owing to Sir Hadley Wilmot having accepted the government of Van Diemen's Land, Mr. C. Newdegate (a conservative) was elected in has stead. The registered electors for this division of the county were, then, 6,786. In 1846 they were returned at 6,126—a decrease of 660 voters. The *anthem division of the county has not been so con tested. In 1&35 Sir J. Mordant, Bart., was returned, and with him Evelyn Shirley, Br. (the latter replacing Mr. Sheldon . who had been Mad, but died, in 1838), represented this No. 10, fr ~~~~~ THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20,1847. [3d. divieica—no tents= At the gesind aindisa sff 11187, the sun gentlemen were Malawi erlahesst eriding bielS l then being conservatives. At the bit run* missible, of 1841, the sante parties ware relnesei is 16e NEN sienna; but on the death of Sir J. Yee4= 18111, be wu suc ceeded in this =resented= by Lard Brooke, son of the Earl of Wanda, wfe was eYeM wha t opposidos . Neverthelan we on imaabig In He eaves o wDich the elartions have taken at late years for this county, where they have been dispetod, to discourage any independ ent, and o therwise qualified, eandidate In= soliciting the suffrages of Warwickshire =akin. X. PRINCE DE JOINVILLE.—The following is from the Suck of Marseilles The . squadron ciommand i Ld n iz i Prince Joinville got under winch on Wednesday , and sailed to the eastward. While it remained at author the roadstead of Endottme, his Royal Highness very seldom came ashore, and when he entered Maneilles he preserved the strictest incognito, which has given rise to the Mowing incident. On Monday, a merchant of Marseilles, who has a small country house in the neighbourhood of the Pratte, pareeived several naval officers in undress, and without any of the diatiagniabing marks of their rank, looking at his garden. The merchant invited them iv, and politely point ed out his best and most beautiful ehruto and flowers. While thus engaged, his servant came in, and, in the dialect of the country, announced 'le bouille oboists est eared.' Upon this the visitors made their bows, and were retir ing, but on the eanint invitation of their beet they 'm eowed ht pariah& of his repot While at table the of she hoses premed to We gee* a tome which he :7% wee sure would be acceptable to them—' The health of the Prince de Joinville, your admiral.' This being drunk, one of the officers rose and replied, ' Sir, we ewes with the greatest pleaaure your toast, aa it at once reaches s him erson to whom it is given.' It was, in fact, the prince self whom the merchant had thus unknowingly the honour of entertaining. After the meal, the merchant presented cigars to his guests, and gave orders for a candle to be brought to light them. ' No, no,' said the prince, ' don't take that trouble,l can find a light for myself.' The young admiral at once went into the kitchen, and without any ceremony lighted his cigar. When they were gone, the cook who had prepared the bouille abaisse came in to her master, and with • coantenance radiant with joy displayed a couple of Na poleons which the royal guest had slipped into her band." GENOA, May 12.—Mr. O'Connell arrived here on Friday, on his way to Rome, but has been attacked by an inner so serious, that he is confined to his bed at the lintel Feder, and one of his physicians states this morning that it will be some days before be can be moved, if he move at all. The other day (Monday) they ware much alarmed for his life, as in addition to his malady, which is cerebral, he ca tered from intestinal inflammation, with a violent d.arrhcca; bewever, after applying leeches and other remedies, the symptoms of immediate danger disappeared, and he was better yesterday, and this morning he continues improving, although he himself says that he shall not live three days. He has two physieians (one a Genoese and the other an Englishman, established here), and they concur in saying that although he may rally, his constitution is so enfeebled that it is scarcely possible for him to survive a long time. —Many have called upon Mr. O'Connell, but he receives no one. SCOTTISH POLITICAL MARTYRS MONDMENT.— During the last ten days workmen have been employed in affixing en appropriate inscription on the obelisk lately erected to the memory of the Seittish political martyrs, in the old Calton-hill burying ground, by the friends of par liamentary reform. On the lower portion of the structure, west side, there is the following, deeeply cut out in atone : " I have devoted myself to the cause of the people— it is a good cause—it shall ultimately prevail—it shall Sally triumph."—Specch of Thomas Muir in the Court of Jus ticiary, on the 30th Aug., 1793. "I know what has been done these two days will be rejudged."—Speech of William Skiroing, in the Court of Judiciary, on the 7th Jan., 1794. And on the north aisle, facing the entrance to the burying. ground, the following inscription is partly executed, En Esq. and well finished roman letters : " To the memory of Thomas Muir, Thomas Fyshe Palmer, William Skirving, Maurice Marstarot, and Joseph (Jerrold. Erected by the friends of Parliamentary Reform in England and Scotland. 1844." FORETON SCPPLIES. —The following arrivals of cattle, provisions, and grain, took place at the port of Lon. don on Monday, the enumeration of which will be of exceed. in tat rut to the general pubic, u well as to those con cerned in the importation and trade of sq ckproductions, at the present time. The Attwood, froridani, broUght 71 viva and cows, cal, , and 224 sheep ; the Bellone, trona Grave:lines, 131 loge; the Victorinuifsedia Claes, 1160 eases of eggs ; the Pods, from Ohlrbourg, cues of eggs ; the Kocuginn von Schweden, from Wolgast, 1,200 bags of wheat; the Mentor, from Bennie ' several hundreds of hams; the Ocean , from Rotterdam, 162 casks of hotter, 13 baskets of cucumbers, some of fish, 63 of yeast, 71 of cheese, and other articles; the Zealous, from Charleston, 2,300 quarters of paddy, or rice in the husk ; the Lima, from Wol.tast 1,200 quarters of wheat ; the Magnet, from Harlin gen, 1 . 9 40 casks of butter, 150 of cheese, 13 horses, 137 cows, 27 calves, 110 sheep, 9 packages of poultry, 3 of eggs, and 334 bags of potatoes; the Rapid, from Rotterdam, 71 cows, 6 calves, 271 sheep, 8,000 cheese, 296 bales of seed, rev cal packages of butter, fish, and other productions ; the City of London, from Rotterdam ' 274 casks of butter, 2,798 of cheese, 65 oxen and cows, several packages of hams, fida, poultry, &c, ; the Oxenburg, from Aarhuus, 450 quarters of oats and 230 quarters of barley; the Neptune, from Graveness, 243 cases of eggs ; the Winchester, from Latin. ceston (Van Diemen's Land), 890 bags of wheat: the Nina. verpmmen, from Dannic, 1,600 quarters of wheat ; the Lau rin° Mathilde, from Middlefarht, 480 quarters of barley ; the Jane Smith, from Stettin, 760 quarters of barley ; the Ceres, also from Stettin, 800 quarters of wheat ; the Princess Royal, from Hamburg, 304 auks of butter, 52 oxen, 20caeks of flour, 33 bales of bacon, 488 bags of wheat, several of tongues, pork, teed, and other articles ; the John Trough. ton, from A"exandria, 2,000 quarters of Beans ; Ike Rattler, from Hobart Town, 286 bags of wheat; the Twa Biodre, from Medensalla (Sweden), 500 qn. of oats and 160 of seed ; the Maidstone, from Calcutta, 2,752 packages of rice; the Agnette Kristine, from Aarhaus (Denzurk), 320 quar ters ~( wheat and 170 of oats ; the Iloffnung, from Stettin, 1,2.53 quarter. of wheat; and the Charlotte, from Dantsic, 1,302 quarters of peas. The whole of these arrivals took place at the port of London, as before stated, in one day, and the several articles included in the list are, it need scarcely be stated, either entirely free or subject to very trifling rates of duty on importation into this country. The supplies of butter from Holland have lately been very ex tensive, mull more so than was formerly the case, and every possible assistance and privilege is conceded by the revenue authorities, in order that this and all other articles of food of a perishable character may be forwarded to their destina tion, or admitted into the markets without delay. GRAIN IMPORTATTONS.—Daring the lent week eight vessels have arrived from the Baltic with cargoes of oats and barley. t3o much foreign grain has been stored here this winter, that granary room is hardly to be had ; and importers are re-shipping to other pore, partly from want of the neceloary accommodation. Glasgow is similarly situated ; and some who had sent cargoes thither, and found no sales, are intending to re•sbip to the Baltic, where prices are BO per cent higher than when originally put on board.— Perth Courier. THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.—LANCASHIRE. — It is scarcely possible to over - estimate the impedance of the present delightful and seasonable weather. The hay crop, which appeared to be lost, has been rendered quite secure, and thus the principal winter food of cattle is safe. This is of the utmost consequence, as it will not only enable us to keep more cattle and sheep at less ' expense, but to economise grain, and all descriptions of food during the winter of the present year. In the pastures the tomcat will be immediately felt, in the improved condition of sheep and cattle, and the great increase of milk, butter, and obsess. Under the reviving influence of moisture and mild tempevature, the spring corn has recovered from the effects of the biting frosts of April, and looks as well as ever it did at this meson of the year; and, though the wheat plant is still thin in this part of the country, Jet the protege of tilling or spreading has begun, and will do much to repair the loss of plant. In other parte of the eoustry the wheat plant boils much better than it does in Lancashire, and will easily fill up at this season of vigorous growth. What is alto tithe greatest importance, it will grow much more rapidly than any one ventured to hope that it would do, during the cold wi weather from which we have so happily escaped,. and t thus give us a tolerably early harvest.— Ls ool PREPTON AND THE ITEDII.--Biece Sattu da last we have had occasional showers of rain, with delightilat intervals of eanshine, which has improved the tenement.' of the different kinds of produce. partieuhutly of wheat, which on some light soils, from erne hitherto unknown cause, but most probably from the severity of the late winter, is greatly deficient in roots. ease ppeersnoons attribute this to the wireworm, but why this r insect should have such a predilection for attacidng the white kinds of wheat rather than the red or yellow, perhaps would be radar a pealing question. It is a feet, L awgiver, that the white geaerally has suffered most ; awl Mess instance, where beth kinds are in the same field, the white may be semi withered ea the pound, end the other scarcely, if at all, anted ; the own w not do ub ting but the latter will eventually beano a biz mop. Pam this it may De inferred, that the sear sty et the eats, la meet eases, is not attributable le the ramps et the wireworm alone, but rather to the is,., and pratearibi frosts, arid that the white, being ism wader is better wigged for • more s outhern climate. On heavier lands, spooking gene rally, though somewhat late, it is looking well, and pre miAng for an excellent crop. The lathe may be said of oats and beans. Thera is a flee begird of emly febgMes, old the planting of later kinds is nearly over. TM though greatly improving, still temain rather = m t. herbage for the cattle, and meadow lands, as well se clover and rye grass, are much later than in the corresponding or.oth of last year.—Preston Chronicle —Cowponies°. —Our Keswick correspondent remarks, that dorieg the past week the weather has been most favourable for vemeation— daily showers of rain and • genial atmosphere. Vegetation has made este ordinary progress in the valley, and even the tope of the mountains within view of the town are clothed in beautiful green. In short, the face of the country has undergone a sudden and complete change for the better.— Osersieriand Packet. COMMERCIAL dr MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY Two o'Clock.—We have a quiet market this morn ing In the funds, with, however, prices a shed. worse. Con ned from 861 to 1 for money and account, have declined to 801 money, and 861 to - 1 for time. The transestions hive been of little importance, and the jobbers rare oteupiedwith squaring their mounts in the Derby, than with dealing in stocks. Reduced Threes are $6l to 1. Three and-a• Quarter per Cents., 87 to 1. Exchequer Bills, Is. dis count to 2s. premium. Bank Stock, 189 to 191. Foreign stocks are heavy, and with a tendency down wards in prices, which, if there wens may activity of specula tion, could hardly fail to tall upon the qaotatienn Ash Is, they remain nominally u before. Dutch Two and.a-Half per Cent..., 571 to 8 ; the Fours, 871 to 81. Belgian, 90 to 2. Spanish Fives, 221 to 1; the Threes, 331 to 1. Portu guese, 334 to 41. Mexican, 20 to 4. New Greaada, 191 to 20. But Stork, 186 II '''' a per M. Bed. AMY, Sill 3 3 per 01. Oreasis AAA.. WI ....... lllprr Cc-omM* Acct., NI I 16 preClosa,rt i Itailummr Alla, Is. 1 b. p I per C. Mutelea Reeds, 1.4= ... G.; Oral lirempla 14.101 40 et per Ct. Berglar. 11•014,1111 1 ileimis Deterred Me.. 44 I se prr Cent disco. 4 ps R. 11/Iniesa,llll4 48 * per Cr Bruin. fiat... 414 4 prmCk. !emir Me.. 17 0 4 Ulu* Neer. 111 IWI Owe. 11 441... 04 ISI di 4 CI per Q. ilvreeer Am. Ms.', 41 4TLINEW.I 10 bIli• Cbillak Di Itte. el 4 M. 4%1 no Oehroi.. twt Edo. a Mt lele.. I Oreamblaa 11.7misp as ..,. WIII7 i C e= Villi I re• per Ce. O. Demi. Vi 41 I Veeeseels D.O.re.. Ws.. 11 if • • RAILWAY& —We have an inactive market, and prices drooping. London and North Western are called 169; Great Western, 108; Eastern Counties, 181; the York Extension, 51; Caledonian, 231; Great Northern, 375. 6d. ; Midland, 1191. tlALif ETWISCIT.D UP TO TWO THIS DAP IN LONDON. Caledonia 4 idolaters pews will be towel la per). 1a ai rltewtl tt.. Do. lb as, y a d L I °. 1 1 P IT P Ile Lowerldro Now. lierselsebiso. 7t 7 Mb. mod Da Ely mod loretlemelL la Great Prellwo, 13 Greet Her& of Sigiond New, 611 Great Weelont Moho, 64 tiro, lit Do. 11411 Ha. 1 No 11 w 611 4 Hull tad Ob i llU . loc.& am eq Leeds & TIM* WI LiDo. lred.,ll por Ot., 31 Was e irege r%SiCoo. Jo. IS , 1 L . Lco., L rk 511 ao & .Wa Do. 411. M. & D. Mk et., lt, X. & 8., C., 51 Lao sad aWatrea, 6l 601 Lyso & * Look rdeli., Do. Illsloonthe, 71 Do. fide& (Re* ). d Um, Laws, k Met, 4 d M. & Soathemptcw, 4 feverede Do. ea. 1: 11erw1 19 24/ D Do. lbw 61 Mx* leash, Do.o. lialves, 1 1 4131 Dade, Neethien W Letan Os., 141 North Nowansokirs. 9 6 1 Du Raft Mae Chornet and 11 /0 16 ). ~ Oxibra, WoeWolver, 13 Band., Guild., t Itat 41 Z. B. and Dover, U Do. New Oa. at 6a. &Lb No. 2, I 1 New Os. at 10L) , ,N 0.4, 41 g ltWilag thlsolll, d Torii Nowceatle, g Do Pref Tort k N.. , W%land, 12 Do. Prof., 91 1 D. E. lc W. IL Extruion, 191 Boulogne and Anger 16 Num and Liege, Ig , g Northern of Bordea u x, Orleans and Bord Paola and Lyons, S aner Sambre and Blow, 61 LIVERPOOL BALD, NAT N. The fall in this market continued yesterday, and the London and North Western reached to the lowest point to which they have yet receded. There was hardly anything dng. D oi ub , & Drogheda Eighth., 54 d E. Leacwhire New *Tip, Leal. and N. Western, 1681 8 Do. New Q,,., 51 p Man., Shed., & Lincoln. Quarters, No. I, p Do. (late %brat °Hamby k Shef. II d bildlud New, It I p S. E. &Dover, Mi Do. New, No. 4, II& M. i d Leeds and Thirst, ei d I Do. Pref., 1 d lll9lrta . ted A., 69 1 p rad 11 d North ... 4g i 4 Shrowitirmy & II I LPN Cisoliy, & lloetlit, it p SALINI, ilm 19. The market was fiat, but prices wareginerally maintained at last quotations. Amt.. Niitt„ Barron, arid E. in., Ban., ink, Vat. and MM., II d 14 7-lid . , Man. end Leeds Halms, 211. it S., Birm fi 17 i P Plf Bltek t .=,t i ru d r i liett. Pref„ Do. :IL, late Extra., 1 746 il 12.16 i p Do. Fifths, latal-111i I E. Lane. (Lite B. it P.), 2 d Mae., theft, & Llticolosk., ii Do. New, 2 d f Ilan. & South., Ms. Ms. d Do. do. ci., per 3.11 II N. Stafforddihr, 1 9.16; p 1 Bedft i umkum Mat., Pres., & W.L, 14 9-1 - North Union A, 206 Bad. k Mold IL & Jahmtehlre.Uaics, 9 rtV p it a Manse par BE. @ Doti; No. 6, lil6 d er & . 4 . Whaddale. 11 A '" . t , ., -A • SALES, MAT N. 'There wes on y a moderate barium.* done, but the down ward tendency of prime seemed not to be in any way retarded ; inasmuch as prices were again lower. Blnu., Wei.. a St. Val.. is. 9d. p rbrews.lc Birm. (A), lis. 3d. i d N. Stafibedthire, 31s. 3d. ito Do. do. (B.). 1 led.. 9d. d tooth Staffordshire, lea 9d . 1 d N. fitafind. k Chaniet V. 1., par LEEDS SALE& Bar 19. a and a larger amount of Mud lese dies than on Tuesday. =Bakis,& Md., KW d Ireds,32t.sh., W. 7s. Orl. d Matlock & Buxton, DM d North &affordable@ 31a. North Western, 421. 435. d W. H. Union, Gs. 6a. d York & N. &M., Pit, 7i p The market was morViiiiv - o net was dons, yet prices were Cartnas Extenske, Sc. p Dews. Eat (Pink), 14s. d E. Lancashire. Amp, Sc. &L d E. & W. Yorksh,re, 406 d Great Northern, 335. ed. d had. & Man., Thirds, 2s. 6d. d Leeds and Think Pref.,ls.lld. 2s. d Leeds & Bradford, 43 fale p SHISTO L SA This market was very fiat, i &ktol k Exeter 'hires, S 4 Greet Western Qrs, SI P Do. M. shams, 24 p Midland NI. Wt.. 24 p Do. Stock, DS HULL SAL ?dam & Leeds( W.R.U.), 2e.64. Sad N. Western, 405. 64. DUBLIN SAI Gt. Southern & Western, 244 24 WM., Wm., Wicklow, k Snip, Is. td. atlk, MAT le. Eke. k Perth Hales, 9e. Great Northers, Da 13d. N. British 304 Do. o^. 131 . Do. NeerQrs. Be.. Ha. Id. Do. Tblrda 48k ed. Oa Beak& Casket, 231 f BALES, KAY lf. and the cricUrns prime were : Blr. k Gloucester, 191 Neweas. k Berwick New, ie p Taff Vale 101. lie., p York k Newcastle 14., 21 p 8. Deese, 19 d 138, Mar 19. N. British Es. Bt., 9s. 26. 3d. p Do. Thirds de., Ms. Eti, MAT Is. Bandm and Bantry, 66. 9d. Irish North Midland, lla. 9d. Caledonian New, lir: — -- Dundee St Perth, 34 Do. Ql l ., 540- Sle. ed. E. Lothian Central, 10a. it Leith,lli. Northern New, 595. Wm. & Pert/a, Ma. 32e. GLASGOW Caledonian /few, Sin ed. Ilan eld. Dundee and Perin CDs., Me. W. 3.1 e. East &Ala, 2s. Gd. Pam & Perth. 33.. Ed. Wk. Do. New, es. a 1..., Mum, Es Carlisle, 3 CORN.—BASING6I Oiriow lassr„ sad Ayr New, . 10s. Great & of Madras, la II& is. ed. Kilatar. sad Ayr Dir, Us. 175.611. Naar. itlioutbampton. Ilk N. British 'Thirds, 495. ed. MAT 19.—A fair quantity "qt. of rood Wheats pitched to: the best white, 281.10.. pir I°4l . was VgsZta " arT i tr:w ot n - f int e 'nei m li d b e our 2 h 7 o l ad. V ilt f o T ree WWI last Wedn esd ay cannot be put down at lees than 10s. to 120. per qr., or 60s. to 645. per had of 6 gm. Mow is from TOs. to 76e. per bag. Barley was decidsr4 scarce, and fully 3s. per qr. denser, the bran and t samples fetchiag 62.. to 64. . par qr.; 665. to . ; poor, 48s. to 625. Oats were SIMKO Lom= good samples fetched 425. to 445. per qr. ; M. to Va.; common, 30s. to 345. ; being an advance of frees la to k. per qr. Beans waste, and dearer by 2a. per qr.; best mak* Ws. to 645. per qr. ; common, 645. to 666. White and pay Pen were also in good request, at an advance of 2.. per qr. Rye source, the little in market made 68s. to 70a per qr. Tares, ss. to Bs. per bushel. Ikeda, but little sold. BOSTON, MIT 19.-A much larger quantity of Wheat bar been offering to-day than for many weeks post. Bees kw sale* were made quite up to Saturday's pekes, kakis:Wm part was not sold. Oats also are warm mil with difficulty meet with purchasers at the late advance. Deem as. in favour with epesuktors, even at 2.. per qr. sphanes. Wheat, red, Ma to 103 s. ; white, 100 s. to 108 x.; Oats, 365. t.s 40s. ; Beene, 02s. to 65.. per qr. to the growers. NIIWCASTLI, MAT 18.-The weither has grin astkapene an unfavourable Adage. .ridy we bid a reams et rain, ohms wk it bee without Ansa way etempeeled with an easterly wind. At ear mer ket this reereiste we bed a geed e at an seitilL , Wheat ken the pewees, for whisk a dull askas wwhom = k. to 4s. par qr. over tisshe rafts this dew oe'eniebt. the 7 For a o p 4 terlay about equitaleat . we et fair Pommies reidast to rises of anbrea, 1110 s. par qr. wen ark. Rear sag etsealy, &dee Mew bathe ettetroesalkg, witheut 1111ealty, na per ash. Oaf sleek La wardress are aew reaueen about moo sacks apbst 12,000 masks laid fa the early part of Mereb. Rye mey scarce and mask inquired for. Barley, Malt, sail other ink unaltered. - - - - Deems, MA: 18.—The delivery of Wheel hem the rumen in very trifling, and prime samples were this day le. to 2.. per barrel higher than on Friday. Os else were Bd. pee barrel improved. Back Flour is Wes eirmsed and American barrels are about le. dearer . Fre intim 'Corn there in lively dermad, at an adulate eir in per qr. The Ilbleavreag wee geaeral orwremey :—Vibeets Ppd._ 2. Per Ile Pm, Ma. le SU • white, 60e. to Ma Orb , per lee Us. W Km Bd. Atria, per 224 lba., 27e.te IS.. Oat meal, pee wt., Ws. to 27e. Mose, seeis, re. to lb. per cwt. ; Amuieaa, etle. lee& per.bentL BELFAST, DILY 17.—W0 hoes had a gnat dal of rein Woos Friday Wok The swggeies ot all thessiptisow of grain twos tho lames we nawswelly mail. Wheat has farther adowssod GIL par wt.; wwi pnegorel whits, on *we, has boon said at 211. perto In osensqnsmos of the sostinnod advances in the matirats on Grain andFkrat,hsidas in this town haws tormaratel asking more mew Wok, tar Indian Cara mad Wiwi Cosa Mal; and, in sows iwassson, Woe has boss slimed r ser queuelims, inn maw haws withdrawn Asir mambo shogether, a 0311 farther adviser. TM following an oar : Indian Coro, white, per ton. 161. 10s. to 161. Ilk ; yslsw 141. 10s. to 161. 10s. Indian Corn Meal, whits, per tea, 141. to 181. 16s. ; yellow, 161. 10e. to 161.65. Whisend, L n cut., 18e. to 191. ; white, 181.8 d. to 19s. Bd. at Inver Mills:—superfine, per cwt., 305.; Cokers ....7 28s. • seconds, 28e, • thirds, 245. ; fourths, 20s. Bran, 10a. American, 475. to 60s. per barrel. Oatmeal, 23.. to 2lls, pat cwt. Oats, 13e. to 14s. 6d. Barley, 13s. 6d. to Its. 6d. !moo, MAT 15.—Oats, 235. to 245. per barred. Oatmeal, 31s. per ewe. tonal' Moil, 12s. per cwt. Monte= Flow, ate. per bind. PRODUCE.—MINCING-Lthe, Half-poet Two. — The public saki of Bum consisted of 2,000 baskets and begs Jaen, 3,000 bones Ravanaah, 1,000 begs Clan, 600 iamb. Cuba, and 100 hhda. Porto Moo. The quethy easeedell the amok and On went off heavily at aslight &dine ; a part bought ie.—Coffes also went off without spirit.— Cocoa : About half al the public sale of 400 begs of Trinidad found buyers at a reduction of about Is., 6.311 to 645. —Rite : 1 300 begs Bengal sold steadily in public sale ; Rood midalin4, 345. to 24e. • . fine , 265. to Ms. ; Italian, 265. .to Ns. 4,0110 bags Madras were also .(end, and bought in, 22.. 6.1., but subsequently there appeased buyers at that price.—Rum has been steady, bat not active. — Co tton wears a firm appearance at the late advance.— Indigo : Theta], has progressed steadily today, at the prices of Teenday.—Spices firm.—Tes remains very doll. PRICER CURRENT. low, pee met. 2;;; 17j1/: W. 1a4e.6.P.1nna.4.40 d 0.444 Od Yellow kthey 45 0...47 The 48 0...32 Ilsolithis, Onyx 38 0.. 43 Yelbow 44 0...47 Mae. 4B 0_..31 Bengal&Wedree, b. 34 0...12 1 . 4110. 43 0...46 White 47 0...63 1%7Z wows. 64 0. .42 o 44 0 . 45 0 Grey and "WU 4B 0...31 0 Bird, Hasbro' 6O 0...69 0 Lump . . 81 0..66 0 Went India, ordi. Bond. Pry 33 0...40 0 Geol. 43 0... 60 0 , ell 70 0...123 0 cepa pod w Im7 $7 0... 38 0 Pine olzy 39 8...0 /We OO 0... BO fl Wicks, poliolas 34 0...60 0 Oda Mai, we e= IP Pet Ps 14 0... 30 01 demß 23 0... 67 0 - ------. Pigs, No. 1. SO 0.. 0 Loom-. II 10... 0 Cargo atearda bar 9 0...0 Swedieb ll 10... 0 Leto, at per tan. M beat ll 15..30 ed' ,heet Bare 23 0 . 0 Paton shot 2l 0 0 ild or mdatum Speller One, per 351 imp. gal. d.p. Flab, Sad, pale 33 10... 0 draw ..... 111 0...13 broom & yellow- 27 0.. 19 ;t erm 9O 0. 91 rad Ratter 9l 0. 92 Cad 27 10 0 South 8011. l4 Olire,Oallipoll,p.ton 51 •. 32 Cocoa Nat Seed, Rape, per, Lamed 2O 15 37 Pacerawcam, per cwt. Butler—Cork let 0 0— 0 Sad 0 0 0 Ird 0 0 0 Dubai, be. 0 0...0 Limerick, do 0 0.. 0 Man at per awn Bengal nth*. 33 6... 23 6 erne 23 0 . 23 0 lava 32 0... ZS 6 Patna 27 ot. 79 0 Carolina. 32 0...38 0 oo 0 0 leer, ladla. par thine Prkae Ilan 0 0... 0 Cork, prissiness el 6...65 0 Dacce.rnek,lzerk eis 0..02 Do.. /What. B• • wn, Waiadard, 74 h 78 0 G 3 0...66 0 Lard,Bethei prhk wi „ ssss J , 56 0...62 0 Ditto Bladder Aniericsn thou, Oz sad Cow, at per lb. 13. A. mid 11.11dro, tal 6.0 .13 s.O al 0 34. 0 4 Brasil dry 0 4 ...0 ti Drymited 0 4 . 0 41 Rio, Lima Valp. dry 0 ...0 G WeWest I &T ndia, 0 86 -0 .0 43 East India 0 4 ..h 105 B.Ayrsa, dry 0 7 ..0 6 Rinds, dry 0 84...0 9 B. Arner.Hrese, par hide 7 0 .15 0 Russia, ditto 6 6...10 6 Des WOODS, lapel . too. Laproo4darnalca-f3 0... 0 0 Honduras 5 10... 5 l Camper:lly 0 0 0 Pamir, Jaassica 6 h.. 0 0 Nicaragua, lane lad staid l3 0 17 10 Small Linn 15 0...17 10 aikpan 10 10...16 0 Red guiders. 5 0 . 6 1 Brasil 10 0...66 0 Rom at per liall7 Loewy' Island Prcor. Die, 26 to 36 per cent. . 4 5 ... 4 Jataelea, 30 to 36 per eeint.. O.p 410 . $ Favoasite marks 5 3 ... $ erszdy, let brands 4 3 . 3 Ortilebspirlte,d.p. 11 0 ... 0 86:4413 13111 ll 0 ... 0 Ax, per ten. ,e 47 O. 54 0 84. ratarsbwg, • hod 0 0 0 0 Detelisad Malik 55 0...83 0 Prisint O3 0..48 ti Hoar, at per toe. - 011616 - 7 - 1 ..... i):1 . 3:3 SIlO Al 10 lida• sa 0...30.590 SS 0 0 0 poe Yana 21 0...e0 Int Della BUM le 0...25 Ale Tor, at per stn. linia. 94 0.. 98 0 Straits Ocsa. ia biceira 99 0 0 0 box, at per toe. Can £lO 0 Iro 01 TALLOW.--Steady. Petersburg Y. C. on the et, 47n 6d. to 48s. Kew, 46g. to 460. Q. HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET. — Two o'Clock.— Meson. Pattanden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the dearket is firm, and no alteration to prices. liOlt 11%0 KAMA 'Ann. IR •isY, 0 Trartkof tcao.. p. cwt. IL. Sot •nig et Mao 4 4to II • Sootttoi ~ Il6to I II eras..... 111414 I Old Koos., . . . 11b to 1 • Amara I 1104 4 RAICPSHIMS.—The plantations are growing rapidly. Tbe lies bare nearly disappeared, the rains haring embed them or, and all that is now required is warm many weather, when the bine will ascend rapidly on the poles, sad outstrip the vermin. The healthy appearaace of the gardens at Farnham and Croodell bad mond a depression in prices at Let year's growth, consequently but little doing. Present prima must be quoted bs. per cwt. lower than those 'rut a fortnight since. The best Farnhama cea sow be p aechaaed at 61. to 61. 61. per Cwt. ; country, 61. ; wanton. 41. 10a.; old, 40s. ' SKINS.—BWNOSTOKE, MAY 19. Beet Downs, in the W4ll, 4s. 6d. to 4s. 9d. each; 4s. 3d.; aPittey run, 4.. ; by the bantam, 4s Id 2e. tole, 6d. Lon-Wool., from Se. to 61. mob, is the Wool ; 'poor, 3s. to 4s. Shorn Skins, Sd. to 1.. each. Butchers' fat Lomb-skins, 2s. to 2s. 6d.; small, 2s. to 3s. per doom. HAY. SMITINIELD, Two o'Clock. Mears. Cooper and Davis, Hay and Straw salesmen, report the Hay Made very heavy. Moo Now 740. b flo I Boom .... M. to 6'o. I 800.... Ur. to 320. 10/orfor .... Itto. to SU I Mom ON. to Its. CATTLE, &c.—Ex saes, MAY 19.—The show of fat Bullocks has been far from large, but prime articles were still selling well. The quotation may be stated at from 331. to about 675. 6d. per cwt., or from 9s. 6d. to 12s. per , score. Butchers' Calves were in large supply, and on good sale ; some choice articles, estimated at 221bs. the quarter, fetching 445. a-pice, or 6d. per lb.-; the quotation in thb respect being from 4d. to 6d. per lb. Of - Sheep the supply has been small, and the quotation for fat Sheep wan from bid. to Bd. per lb. There was a fair show of fat Lambs, and a good lot, estimated at 9lbs. the quarter, were sold at a guiaea a-piece, or 7d. per lb. ; some choice Lambe also were sold at rates not short of lid. per lb. But so also on the other hand, there were Lambs sold at prices not exceeding 6.d. to lid. per lb. lists's', MAY 19.—There were nearly 20,090 Sheep penned. Tegs retained their prices, front 645. to 625. each ; couples from 60e. to &ss. There were some pens of fine fat two, four, and ea tooth Sheep, which sold at 6s. the stone of gibs. • wethers, ss. 4d. to 51. Bd. ; fat Lambs made from 30s. to 40i. each. A pretty good clearance was effected before the close of the market. LIVIIIIYOOL, MAY 17.—We Dave had a small supply of all kinds of stock at our market to-day, winch WU sold at a little advance in price front our last statement. Beef, 74d. to 80. per lb. Mutton, Bd. to 9d. Lambs, 201. to 30s. each SOUTHALL. MAY 19.—Our supply of Beef was short, sad prices a little higher. In Mutton no alteration. V eal scM rather loner. Beef made from 3s. Bd. to 4s. Bd. ; Matt*, 4s. 4d. to bs. Sd. ; Lamb, 6s. 4d. to Bs. fkl. ; Veal, 4s. X to 6s. 4d. ; Pork, 4e. 4d. to se. per stone of albs., sinking the offal. STRA7'7ORD-ON-ATON FAIL—Oar May Fair WaS well attended with Beasts, &e., of all descriptions; and although the Beef offered for sale was excellent in quality, the dammed was rather dull, the butchers being unwilling to give the ad vance demanded. The prices may be quoted, for Beef, 7d. per lb. Mutton, Old. to 7d., with a ready vole. About 2,000 Sheep were penned during the day. C, —At this fair prime Heifers and forward dry Cows want off briskly. We never saw ouch a demand tar yowling and two year.eld Bullocks. Sheep, mope eons way fat ones, were rather dull ; and, of course, tassel won no Pigs. Ten thousand pounds worth of the latter commo dity used to exchange owners at former fain at this town. Bose Fen.—This fair was held on Thursday last. There was tee smallest supply of fat Cows which we weer rerorm ber to bars mean, which sold readily at 7d. per lb. Free Stan mad barren Cows realised an advance in priss lt it: pose sem Cottle met with a dull sale, at low-prices. wars very Pew fat or store Sheep penned . ; there was • bilk sale kir lie broom kind, and shorn fat Sheep sold at Bd. per lb., and hod a brisk rale. Good Horne, of which there wen very Pew, commeaded high prices; inferior ones met with a • sals. The fair was thinly attended, and business was ray dalL For Yeaterdat's iferhata its abst pop. SHIPPING. Mann Aanrirso.—Dublii;, Waterford, 3; Donegthadiee, 1 ; •French, 1 ; Flanders, 1. LONDON, May 20.—Wind this day at noon, S.S.W., fresh breeze, - and cloudy. DEAL, May 19.—S.W. Arrived ; Adventure, South Seas ; Liana, Matanzas, kr Hamburg: Governor WDearid. River Gambia. Sailed: lamina Marie, St. Croix. Arrived tram the river : Cli * Bathurst ; Cesar, Demerara ; Cairo, Triaidsd_i Sands, • William and Alfred, An des'; Masisanat ; St. Croix; Walter Scott, Sams, awl NEMO Packet, Bermuda ; Rebecca JsmAJemey Ned Adelaide. S.A. BAsemArd, May 19.—W.—Arrived: Emil and Johann*, YAWS, for Roams, leaky, and with for of bowsprit, bul warks, to, having been in contact on the Goodwin Sands. FaLmorrx, May 19.-8. W.. strong.—Off Pert: War rior, Maaritinv, Ernest Lorene, Mints Video; Wenzel, LIMA de Twaltioi, both for Hamburg ; York, New Or leans. CORN, May 17.-B.—Arrived Blakely Msnla ; Eu phrates, Bahia; Isabella, Pernambuco; Minima*, Barba dem •, John Farnham, and Panama. New Orleans; Regina, New York. Sailed: Old England, China. CiArria, May 18.—N.E.—Arrived : Roman, New York and St. Thomas's; Vixen, Mamma Sailed: Trinidad; Fanny, and Tromlnidor, Demerara ;.Nins, C Ti al = Diana, Porto Rico ; Levant, Jamaica. BiunroL, May 19.—N.—Arrived: Ina, Jamaica. DAarmotris, May 19. 8.8. Arrived : Mathes* Batavia. l'int - otrra, May 19.-B.W.—Arrlved : Nestor, St. Leon. Onsiurocn, May B.—The Selina. New York to Ireland, was condemned sad sold at St. Thomas's, previous:to the 6th alt. PcTirsmouvw, May 17.—Ths Laohinvar, from Norfolk V., wu assisted la hare yesterday, ()Unseated, and part of cargo overboard. Suisun., May Id.-B.—Arrival : RUBPiII, Philadelphia. 18 , h, Imperial, Norfolk, V. ; Lavinh, Pnilale~phia . Sailed. 17th, Hebron, and Prince de Joinville, New Yurk. LIMBILICII, May 16.—W.—Arrived Lucy Sharp, New York. PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. Omer' Dome.—An amount of the peso and net amine of owsome duty reoeived at owl port of the Baited kingdom Meg the years ending sth January, 1846 and 1847,1 ms bow ordered by Mr. Bootie. The following ie $ sonmog: Onois Reclaim 1613. 1846. E 0. 4, Z a d. 17,933,399 3 3 111,10,730 9 7 1,711,793 II 0 1,914,994 3 4 1,33410 le 3 2,07,20 9 I Total Mord recelpla dthatso 1 ai.aaa.w ia a na2,047 10 = Net Paceurec 11144. 1846. I c 4. s 8. d. LOAM 18,818.180 I 6 1 8 . 884 , 189 I 7 88041nad .... 1.874,678 8 2 1,711,831 3 10 Ireluid 2,001,740 10 I 2,310,034 111 Told reader:sof Bated 70,000,014 711 20,638,374 8 4 Marian The gross receipt% at t i ke port of Loudon in 1846 wen 10,885,1561. Se. 8.1 ; at Liverpool, 3,622,0561. 124. ; at Glas gow, 634,3051.141.84. ; at Leith, 678,69 W. Ss. Bd. ; at Dublin, 1,017,6681. 14s. 21. SHIPPING or THRUMMED KINGDOM.—B 7 a return lately mato to the House of Commons, it appears at the number of ships -petered at all the ports of the United Kingdom, on the Ist January, 1847, wan 24.00'2, having en aggregate tonnage of 3,148,323. Of these 217 were " prizes," 1,747 were built in the British colonies of North Anaeries, 99 in the East India Company's territories, 11 in the Bri tish Writ Indies, one in the Mauritius, and one in New South Wales, The rest were built in this country: 3,131 in the port of London, 1,477 at New castle, 1,466 at Liverpool; 512 at Glasgow, 437 at Greenock. and 213 at Leith ; 4.51 at Dublin, 426 at Belfast, and 401 at Coleraine. The number of British ships entered inwards at the various ports of the United Kingdom, from the Ist ed Jan., 1846, to the Ist of Jan., 1847, from Brunie, was : Bri tish ahipe, 2,264, of 4,52,438 tons burden; foreign ships, 274, tons 64,917, cleared outwards to Russia, 786 British and 166 foreign ship ; United State', inwards, 330 British and 744 foreign ships, with tonnage, respectively. of 205,123 and 435,.399; outwards, 2 64 /latish and 631 foreign ships; Franco, 1,618 British ship, of 180,202 tons, foreign, 867, 84 46)1142; 050•4144, LOS British and 2,018 foreign skip ; Hidisad, 907 British skips, of 149,781 tons. and 499 foreign ships, of 55,182 tons; outwards, 1,424 British and 648 foreign ships. HOUSE OF LORDS. FACTORY BILL. -- - -- - . ------. - --- - -- - ----. Division an mond reading of Nis bill. Minority of clown who mind 'gamin the second roadhig of the Facing Bill. Lard Chancellor Clarendon S.W.& Brougham ■wloo. landala Aabburson Mocteagle Auckland Radnor Beaumont Wrottesloy Darlington Lards Camperdimm, Vivian, Ind Foley *red oil aping the bill. LRMY SERVICE BILL. Memoir In favour a limiting the Mid period of nervier to ten and twelve 'elan; and against toed Lama's amendment of twelve ad fourteen. .CON - tErrra : -3 . 8. Lori Chancellor Burlingtdo ocon. tissoperdawn Bedford Chidacater Norfolk CAareadon Wellington Devon 1/I•ltaruas. Hopi] Angkor! Heedfort newt Ware Grey Clawleer& Shale.bary sawn. Suffolk Auckland Veralain NOT la De on. Desalt Boinfort llardwicke Cleveland Lunen Newcastle Minustcashel MMIACIA. Ranfurly Downshlre Bone Naas. Iglinton Warwick Inegtord Cardigan Rooney Ounoys Wicklow OssopWl Galloway Erskine sweetie, Foley Falkland Montfort tumor*. Montag& St. Amok 11 81 :t i o rd Peterborough sorioNo. Lough Bruce Churchlll Byron Dimmest TENTA.-110. Ellenborough COMIIC VIKUIMT. De Roo Combermere Kenya) DAUM., Reditidale Illayney Sondesl Bolton Southampton Boston Stanley Clonearty Foreattr Golarger roa PAM. &UMW Lord Wr ott edey Earl Me lmarbary Earl of Leicester Lord Wl4=lMalir Marquis of Coorigham Earl of Earl of Gnuisills Earl Cancel Earl Fitahardinge Earl of Orkney Led Crewe E"1 1 2. 1 la" Ead cf Yarborough Yarl Dade Marquis at lardowao Biallierse Dolma MN, sr Urals Vioramt Ml= Lard Dom= Lad Boma da braids Ilioluaord Lord Vloaraat Ilidlearma Lard laswoole LA Worm Lard Lei li e u Lrgof Northampton h I g Lard Lad rdricakr Ind Eon Mina Load This Lord Itaildeboa =is Watisizaker Duke of nielnacart Furl at Whir Lob Virooont Th = l" Marquis et Anus YAft d Yonne • Lard Myriad Lool Heytribsey Earl at Ikon's Earl Earl I =colse Viscount Conlurbory Duke cd nrathinfor Earl at Innindd Ilar=satir Earl Inumiskrut 1 10 31 rWatI M = 181 7 Debut e • Mimi at liet at S• Monne linuidlint Lord Inane Ind at Landuis Vinous= Lord W HOI7BB OF COMMONS.—SUPPLY REPORT. Demmer ea gewnWn :—..71m6 a riot monadiag 1,4401, termini linwirds dylnit the expanses at the Ecaleoleratial Commintsicanse itsband, to the 31steleyot Mann, 1846."--Ayes, 76; Noes, 6. ATM. =ll . lr T. D. Daryl's, Admiral Howard, P.O. o.lltionelL Lord I. E. Ellice,lttAtta.i. Hudson. G. lturnell,Ld.C.JP. t, G. Fellows, E. James, Mr W. C. Rotherturd, A. Itarey r ,P., Jnn. Pinch, 0. Jollifib, Sir Wm. &ymer, 11. K. Balm. 0. Floyer, J. Lwillstan, J. H. eiheB Rt. He. IL Asa. A. Pox, C. R. Lockb.ut, A. E. Manaidan, R. R. lervinglon, Vi. Gore, Hon. R. Mani c la y, T. B.Lionmenilliklar W. DAM. S. Graham, Sir J. Mail T. Spooner, R. entiask, lA. G. Greene, T. Martin, .. W. Kral, RILL. E. aursonglam,ll.7l.Grey, sir G. Masterman, J. Talbot, C. R. Y. Oar•w. .1111 H. P. Hall. Sir B. Kaiak, Hoe. F. Trotter, J. Caverlielhas.C. Hallyburton, Id. Mims, R. M. Wnrel, H. G. Canada, lin.G.linmiltass, W. J. Morpeth, Plant. Wood,Rightlleik MIMI% W. D. Huck, A. Mastro, Lion. F. Fie C. Clank In 0. Hawes, B. Naval?, R. Wortley,lln. J. IL Cosirkmay, Lord My, tile A. L. O'Conor Don Wyse, T. Maim, W. J. Hemline, G. H. Parker, J. Yorke, H. R. Q. Henley, .1. W. Perfect, R. TILLLLILK H. Hobbousr, Fir J. Price, Sir R. Hill, Lord M. Donsits, Ne C. Howard, C.W.G. Flier, E. IL Tufseh, H. NOL.S. Eoweerie, H. 'Trelainiy, J. S. Taunt,. &wring, Dr. Evans, W. Wawa, J. T. Williams, W. &colt. B. Giaborne, T. Restherton, J. BIRMINGHAM AND OXFORD JUNCTION, AND BIRMINGHAM, WOLVERHAMPTON, AND DUD. LEY RAILWAYS AMALGAMATION BILL. Memos in favour of Hs Report, end against Ms risesessatal of this 11L—Ayes, 214 ; Nue., et AYES. AchuLd4r T. D. Daises. J. C .-KAY,IL Wm. E. IL ASVia. Dmidoon, J. J. U. Ili& H. Viscount DWjeourt, C.T. RRind,R. . P. Mom& & Le _ y, J. hatrotos, E. Mod, & LOUD, MI. I.llweil, C. Arkwright, Limed& II&ILidosell, J. 9. Azadroor. dirA.brumoad, H. Son. W. Deddreell6l9.l. 1 i f ". 119. 001. 71 =IL A. MI. Dom" 0. W. Elkoopr. O. P. OoL Dmorosba,Thi.o.lrdeßaurro, 114.0 raw, ai& I: SIM* 11. J. Drift, Ml 9. Ordid, A. MIA IL L MR^ W. Daps, C. G. AP:4O, D. Boitorio, B. Braeope, Nu'. Mirrepiet,ll93.9l, l :ll. Mho, J. W. Esesemt, T. O. B.llalawarbs, T. OMNI. MILT. Darks. IL B. Woldka, J. = i l d doodad, A. Preds, P. T. PIN& O. J. Omen, Ida P. Iliosed, &O. Plow, J. Hammon, J. Ilmumok Ludt, Bra, rd. itelher, IL Max.wi Hs. J. duldels. T.D.& 9411943. IL Poz, 6L." Mem" (bpi. MoireddlY.lLC. limel, P. Mier, A. E. lidoo. P. W. S. Blisins. W. IL Babeish EL C. Oardase, Mks. W. Olure, Lord Li =W.& Osten, J. IL Milokill, T. Wm; IL ,', W . D. OW, T. Moe" O. ilcurs, J. doldreo, IL O. Gore, IL 1101011•11rtliSlzW/Irlikbad, Nr G. Ova" Adedral Ooro, W. B. 0. Ma w& 0 Moot. &LH. IL IldwrWa Dr. Gum Ms. B. Nowak Vise. i.. ?. R. H. Neaunks, T.W. CRONE C. lifts * D. G. EL Omar R. Mr L WIN% G. F. G. 0. 17 1 :4 " M Z. 01111•14 7'. /Isola. J. Treloway, I. 9. Deg, C . W.=it. Dodd& 11.199 Troller J. aer. C Ld. Newport, Vac. Triter* 9ir T ballie. ID J. Y. Wog, T. P. N . eorry, Viet. Tyne& 1989119 W. ffs, W. J. Norreys, Lod Derr, E. 0119.199, D. Hide , R. N Ws D. Tenor, dr W. Ord% B. S. Ifirewar, 641. N 1199 L Mem Bon. C. Odos, W. N. P. Nansert, O. G. Olrks. A. & fir, Tied Oadlereogb,Ylsoastlem, Copt V. O'Brien, C MD& J. H. 0901 y, &d. N e rd s, D. IL J. This, J. E. Oiltr .... ib Higter, W. G. rile, le r. i t H. VFW; Han. Opt Lel. J.lisilhoset, J. Ord, WWI= Vidloroo, A. Clido ir .D. Hoseleole,elsW. Odors& B. Wos, J. T. CCriA.l. W. P. Oloss, Dr J. W, GE. llr W. R. Pokisekr; SR J. Wllline, W. 011..111k O. Sow. 1. Palmer, IL Warn, T. P. J. T. likais, K. ,ftess. J. 111=V4 Cokbess,PhrWHouerd, Om J. Parisi. Capt. W get J. Roma, P. IL Or B. Wrireff,l64.ll C. R. Haword, 1100. IL=oriss oi t W.Wpe. T. a., Lord Blum. J. Prworat. Tram, H. Si. Odiso, W. Hooey, T. P 9099,0. IL Oande. H.B. Hatt, W. Pleklpardo, J. Cog& lotroloo, Irld Ptorispood. P. mum, ID D : ll 4r . d. the* elr H. N. Pe ligroo, Vied DiW. Joss, W. Prodlsono. B. D. (loolborn, H. Dmloro, W. J. Jun% Blx W. Borbkists, W. Butler, E. POHL Atka., J. °wont% E. PAWL P. EA P. T. Eitrudo, J. L. ARO" UM COL .T. HeWWI. Ha. G. same, Lord IL EA IL Hodorga, 0. IL Borarkad, Molar W. who% W. B. H. P. Borrowle, Ha. r..ansu. Kong Leg. AEI. ADJ. Brotiortom, J.J. lOWA B. Jellookar, Or J. W. W. Pardroa, E. B. James, Hops WeHate, R. Oa G. attain, Hr W. Immo% A. WA C. B. OCXN. J. Porker W. usesqr Cel. Midi, Ha J. B. .1L ILL G. laakkan. W. Mime, W. Oolgas, W. dioroo, T. lowdoe,liz U. Ccaysikaa, lA. Gegen, E. Vadooria, T. Cepolead, AkL Grograwar, Earl llieglas, IL D. mum. Carrie, R. 'prods, A. Hanle, P. Maimed, P. H lay, Hr A. Psalm, C. W. Meager, Klr F. DV*, fir J. HIRle, J. H. Paget, Col. Douglas, Hr C. DEAIIIeoi Acr.--/pihistions for Issas under this Act, which appeared in sad 14th inst. Leads in Pariah of M. C. MaxecU R. Vire Agarw John Flemlair Kir tgazteeon Lockruttan Nov Kirklnner, Berwick, Stoneekirk, 'Deb, Port Patrick, L. watt - 1 - 0- 3 ! 0 Edinburgh Gaseas of the II th County of v~~ -:: - 'iy t~ . AmonaL L 0. & 1,000 0 0 00 - _.441A • V. O 1 p si • . , 1. •