The Express. — London, England, 1848-04-11 00:00:00

a IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAT, APRIL 10. The Lotto CIIMICBLIAII look his seat at 5 o'clock. PUBLIC BUSUYBPAI. THIRD REA DDlO.—Propirty Taz Bill. THE CHARTIST MEETING. In answer to a question from the Marquis of NORTHAMP TON, which was quite inaudible in the pliers', The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said he believed there Was now no reason for the alarm which certain proceedings an nounced to take place to-day had created. The meeting on Kennington-common bad been dispersed by the police with out the appearance of a single soldier—that dispersion had been effected without bloodshed, without difficulty, and under circumstances which rendered its re-union and re-or ganisation in the highest degree imprabable. (Gear, hear.) The petition which bed been so unnecessarily made the sub ject of a proceeding of this kind, and oicasioned so much alarm and consternation, had been brought in the quietest manner across one of the bridges in a vehicle hired for the purpose, and Liken to the other house of parliament, no ob struction having been received in its progress, which was an additional satisfaction to him, inasmuch as he hoped the right of her Majesty's subjects to petition would at all dens be freely admitted and exercised, when it was done in a con stitutional manner. (Hear, hear.) Lord BROUGHAM entirely agreed with the noble mar quis that it was most important on every occasion, fur the peace of the country, the liberty of the subject, and the security of the crown, that the right of petition aboald not be interfered with unless it were absolutely necessary. (Hear, hear.) The same observation would apply to the right of meeting for the purpose of discussion ; but it wee essential to its existence as a matter of right that the meeting should be for discussion alone. (Hear, hear.) Wherever there was an assemblage too large for the possibility of dis cussion, it became a mere display of numbers for the exhibi tion of physical force, and could only have the intention of overawing the ministers and parliament. (Hear, hear.) Discussion the people had a right to, but a display of force they only could have • right to when that force was wielded by the government under the parliament of the country. (Hear.) The monster meetings in England and Ireland were essentially illegal—they were mere exhibitions of physical force, and could not, by any perversion of lan guage, he pretended to be meetings for that which became impossible, vie., discus-ion; where no one could be heard, and where as one, he might be permitted to say, ever dreamt of speaking ; but where all, if they did not dream of acting, placed themselves in • position in which they might be, driven, before they knew it, to illegal courses. (Hear.) This was the opinion of the late Lord Plunkett and. Lord Abinger, us well as of himself, with reference to a great meeting in Manchester, in Sept., 1819—they all thought that by the law of this land that meeting was illeg-1, and this was one of a similar character. (Cheers.) The Duke of WELLINGTON hoped the noble and learned lord's opinion was fonnded on the law of the 00411- try as it really existed. No penile had suffered more than the inhabitants of this metropolis within the last two or three dais from this threatened meeting of 200,000 people. All the citizens had been placed under arms— all true, commerce, and occupation of every description, bad been partially suspended, every individual being obliged to seek the safety of himself and his neighbour, as well as the security of their property. To be expcieed to such in convenience as they had been that day, for the third or fourth time in this short session of parliament—once before I on Kennington-common—was indeed a matter of serious consideration. (Hear, hear.) Ile trusted by the bill now pending in parliament, or ether measures, the law would be ' so explained and. understood, that meetings might be limited to such numbers as could consistently discuss a question, or hear it discussed—(hear, hear)—and that the merchants and others in this great metropolis—the mart of trade and credit —might not be alarm, d, week after wsek, by such transactions as had been going on within the last few days. He hoped it would no longer be in the newer of any men to concert—he would not say conspire—to hold such meetings which necessarily put the people under arms, and took them away from their business. (Hear hear.) The meeting that da had been dispersed entirely by the efforts of the police, and although he had been in readiness with the troop., to give every possible support to them, if re quired, for the preservation of the peace of the city, and the maintenance of the law of the country, not a single soldier had been sees. (Cheers.) The Marquis of NORTHAMPTON again made some observations in a low tone of voice, and added rather more audibly, that he wished to express the gratitude of theit lordships for the noble conduct of the people of London on the present monde n. The spirit of order and attachment to the English constitution—of religion and morality exhibited by the middle classes—would long be remembered. (Hear.) The Marquis of LANSDOWNE had great pleasure in confirming the statements of the noble marquis, that be yond the conduct of the police and the reoliness of the military to act if necessary, under the noble duke, the government had received the most decisive evidence of the zeal of every class of the community in all parts of London, throughout which there had been but one emulation, namely, which should render the most service and make the greatest sacrifice. (Hear, bear.) If there was any circumstance which had imparted to her Majesty's government that degree of confidence which was necessary to enable them to act as they had done, it was the certainty which they had acquired within the last eight and forty hours that, if they had occasion to call on any part of the community for support, it would be readily afforded. (Hear, hear.) Lord BROUGHAM made a few observations, which were inaudible. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY hoped the govern ment would pay particular attention to the conduct of cer tain foreigners in London, who, he understood, were inciting the people to acts of violence. (Hear, hear.) Their lordships then adjourned at a quarter before 6 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAY, APRIL 10. The SPEAKER took the chair at 4 o'clock. PRIVATE. BL'SLNES& BMM" R."l".—neneMes Divorce Bill. Re.PORIS CONSlDEKED.—Suffentoce Wharf (Southwark); Shrewsbury Market ; °wintry Markets and Fairs; Leicester Naviga tion (sale of finds on Forest Lioe); Woramter New Gam Light COON. paay (additional capital and amendment); Morley Gas Light Com pany ; Southampton Gas Light and Coke Company ; PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETMONB—By Mr. F. O'Cosisoa, two petitiona from theehartiat body, one signed by 5,71.0000 persona, the other by 30,000, in tamer of the au points.—Mr. K. ' 0010 • pia, in th e north at Ireland, against the government Lan dlord and Tenant Bit, and in favour of the Tertant.right Bill—Mr. G ov ernment from Ithebury, and Bt. Ann's, Holborn, against the Crown and Government Security Bill; Mr. Mask from 450 delegated of Farringdon Ward, to same 'fleet, and complaining that it woo a treasonable bill agairmt the people.— Mr. P. HOWARD, from Carlisle, Para mitigation of the criminal node.— Mr. J.Wesure, from Devizes, in favour of the Jewish Disabilities Bak— Mr. Cosmos, from Southampton, against the Diplomatic Relations with Rome BilL—Capt. PICHELL, from Brighton, ill favour of the People's Charter; Col. Tnonesort, from Bradford Mr. Maria, from Paisley, to the same effect, Mr. Bawer, from Manchester, to the same effect, and also against the laws of entail and primogeelture, and for restricting the hours of labour.—Mr. R. YORE; from York, against certain clauses of the Stealth of Towne Bill; Cul. Teormort, from Bradford, to the mine effect.—Serjeant Patronise., from attor neys of ReadingArgainst the cortifierve dudes. SE(XIND BEADING.—Crown and Government Security Bill. THIRD READINGS.—Mutiny; Marine Mutiny; Bills. NOTICES OF MOTION.—Coo seat GOVZONN.T.—Iiir W. Mores woarn, after Easter, to call the attention of the house to the braes of colonial government and expenditure. Brirtolir Warr.—Sir J. Monne. when this writ is moved for, to mace. resolution, that the TOO= for Bewstley having been decl ared void far bribery, corrupt treating, and other corrupt practices, it wan neoemszy to ouneder - he election franchise in that place with a view to reform, and the suspension of the writ in the meantime. Gnat YAIXOLTH DISIWICIHAIDIINT or Famous Btu..—Mr. STATFORD. OD nut stage of this hill, that it be taken that day six months. PrOrIA'SCR•IIOI.—Mr. Leriarrothx, en Feder next, to MAI the kit. lowing question of Lord John Burwell, whether be could hold out any distinct hope that, during the preeent mstaion,_he would introduce ee ,OppOrt measure for the extension of the auffrage, for oh rielne of parliaments, the formatiou of equal electoral die:skis, and sow by Uallot Dame WICT.—Mr. MACIM.OO, 00 Friday next, to move a OA writ for Derby. Pena Law. (thets.ao).—Mr. F. Panics, on Mr. Hume's motion on the condition of Ireland. te move, try way of amendment, that the at. tendon M parliament ought to be directed to the r-peal of the pre. met poor law, and to TOOOlOl other moral 610,10, of improvement. Maregracreata or Picas (10.1.ANO).—Mr. JOHN O'Corermt, on Wednesday next, to ask • question of the Secretary for Ireland, in 111. (creme to the pike affair iu Dublin Castle. Mr.. I'. Ilownrio took the oaths and his seat for Carlis:e. THE CHARTIST PETITION. Mr. F. O'CONNOR rose to present two pe'itions, one signed by 5,706,000 persons, and the other honed by 30,000, praying for annual parliaments, universal suffrage, vote by ballot, equal electoral district*, no property quabhc►- tion, and payment of members. The hon. gentleman moved that the petition be read, which was done by the clerk at the table, as follow.: i/ / 4 / ~'" - j '' ' "/".-- ''.'") .... 1 1 4 ,- & ___-...ee......&...." • .'" /... 6 -e.......----,, --- a." 14 . z z _ z ___„../(Z - --_ - ..._ i 1--"1,,<7....... -6, 219' 2---xs g /7, , .._... . , Zs 4- ' 14 ` - . • - ,et -- im•ESSR,o,,S. LAMOND , b. an to d ie Co on . 4 rai r l f m n ay d. aba t e: . lute,: arn ex 'ved ti a o t n ßresais i m Pr o r e tl c res . th w er ie l e nw; , - ' i a 1 r Beans, especially fine dry . lots, are rather dearer ;no alters- TM] tion in inferior. There is a good demand for seed Barley, ••• J• L " . ehit thee continue daily to BUY sal SELL all deacelrtions of riTei.X 1 SOARES. mec.t..., m g ib.h_ awl (erten stoel,, mining . y of Austrians was then stationed, and -1 . 1 t at prices equal to last week ; for malting purposes very arel wailer share enti prosertY• „gr.: l 4l; ll °A C _,__.• 91 . 111 ftb 77 9 °' which at that time wu the most advanced , 0•L sup puthe mak of money ....sea i 5.... every W e d. s edate i --. O li h td tai e ne i d. no W w he r i:t q , u n i e r w ed , ' l7 a s n . d to l l u Bs t . ; w fi e :e k , 's lea ra . tu to 21 . r re. . 6cl i . as 1 edock, at the Hell of Commerce. Threadneedkaueet. lea outpost of the enemy. This expedition was corn- I old, 17s. to 181. ; fine, 19e. to 21s. 6d. Blendcorn, 15e. ; y ; Tk H e O L I , ' d a l e. a that a 1.." shkh p i*c° en f "' ffe ere reg° " eed f° be ed. posed of three battalions, • squadron of cavalr d \,........_ aa ,„4- - • --rmae_o _i ______i n eedleatrem.Leselon. Jan. LISP. y , an a battery of artillery, all Piedmontese, together with ne, 18a. Rie, 13s. to 14e. ; fine, 15s. Been., 13s. te 145.; THIRD .0 ------ 1C115k.„, 1-1 CAFETIERES, from Is. each.-WIL- fine, 165.; ol 1.75. to 18a. ; fine, 19s. Peas, grey, 15e. to Mopes and Mayne k enabled t a oh, ex companies of volunteers, performing the service of a i 175.; white, 16e. per three imp. bushels. Oats, 18s. to 21e. ; In am -r_2,•, l ' e If B • .„,..f a ra T t itT ta N following extrerneb ket Prleml-1 euP. .le. • light troops. - fine, 235. to 25e. • old, 20cto 235. ; fine, 24e. to 26e. Bar- TON, wh: so. 4 '''''' ----, 4 ditto 2a 3d.. &c.-W. 8. BURTON'S Sate Ripens ley, 29e. to 305.; 'fine malting, 32.5. to 365. per qr. The M I sin. in ! I ;, t ' o , of • • ,„, • , • 1 r am fad a • I, ooa , a zey l a lib e r a lly 0 4 News of a deciaive engagement on the 4th was WA 1 W" .4 1 and as no hafiniege sae ha esu 702 te SI w , • oar. • us l wet in 1, 1 • 7 ` 1 ,,,1, . 00 r‘too 4. 0 , 0 • 0 1 04 . • are il k ,' 0 , owl and alum y expected at Turin. 505.] LONDON, TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1848. [THREEPENCE. COW 110 . 1 1,7112,0,,,Wer-soil','Oxt4,••,,frstrtreetten(comor of Nowntiaotreet), Ihndon.- The insurrection towards the end of the month was large, but the trade was dull, at late prices. In Beans sad eiercee g es soseet in Wei • apreading along the banks of the Po, near its month. out the i -------0-iS STOVES and FIREIRONS A • h Ro F END ' , .- etc vigo was in high insurrection on the 18th. Six Alps shall be augmented by a new brigade of in• Hitaeroan, April 8.-We had by no mesns • large quan- bat . ea COMMERCIAL h Af A 111(1 % .., -__ ___ __TS. tity of Wheat, yet the trade was exceedingly . flae and prime fantry It is eneralle thought that the command of , 2 , 022 . • ,„, 20 /1 fr a des with steel bar, 10ix 6d. ; ITO. fendere.4. M.: companies of Chasseurs of the Oth Italian Regi- •" • • --sa ditto And runt with standard., Pi. , kitchen fenders 4s. 6L • this army will te definitively given to General Bedeau, MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. was me- e e tee las. • 3 feet 24a • Preemie fur hedroei • merit Austrian tered • ( )en It on the 24th. The in- although this officer is junior to General Oudinot rathe y r e l u owe h r tu ; e goie ne red mid , 48s ting . toßso..l.4linineoffwehriUd2aw.hicThhtheree i d e7.rt f. e r e e ; kw , . 414 ` .e .4 " ° ''' ...' as '4s. • Ilan lis;Me ditto with tbe 'ait, habitants immediately arrested the colonel and d d ance In Beans Peas, • e" le t et ' d" " f " ' b rg ,iirt; ' , :nth elegant bronzed heads, lti. a Eld. An who commands it provisionally. , Two o'Clock.-The important fact commanicated in eman was good, at Is. per qr. adv . , , Jett e e a e e ...... m 'er.iVeCosot. see.nsisent of the &hove, ae well as genus' Iron- officers, and placed them in the custody . of the Second Edition of the Daily News this morning, alarm al m'''" -- , which cannot I excelled In price Of quality, sixty, on eale at • • a la .. - - General Aupick, commander of the Polytechnic a HUNTINGDON April 8.-The price of Wheat ie 2s. per qr. manner and Oats little doing, with a tendency to lower prices. airreiehlehnient or WILLIAM 141;511.111 !formerly Avery h aa . CIVIC g ra The privates of course joined the School, is named ambassador ef the French republic from its Paris correspondent, that the French govern- ' tamaa s :ohs. established 1,-1, 50. InackfrlamPood. Surrey side or insurrection. Two companies of insurgents marched ment had, as he haa heretofore stated was in contem "seta" Ik t tir ' at Con ta • s ntanople, with Col. alargedel and Capt. De- ia • lower than last week. Barley, Beans, and Peas, each rather purpose sai , nt as secretaries. pen Lenduiara and Vicenza, by the Padua • , lower, and Oats a dull sale, at the rates of last week. Sup- struc•io p ton, authorised the Bank of France to issue small plies not large of any kind of grain. additior -CLEAR AND SOFT SKIN.-Ht/WLAND'S u road, where they formed a j'unction with the volun- notes, d of which thou for 50f. (2'..) were already en gals po it, pn,lnently babamic. testorative, and Intim matins. is fhe report I have so often mentioned of the inten- KENDAL, A ngh_t of eln application as for unfailing efficacy is teem under Col. Sanfirino. These two companies are • grave , and being printed for intim, would alone serve stain, which met pril w B ith - a W d e ull h asl ad e a , 442•1 1 7_,**"'„„,r fs i i, t ',Z i kt. from all pimple., spot* Wotan.. heckles. bon to issue small notes on the part of the Bank, maawal ',T . ' - 4 ,e , st tm a boalth . fralmwe and transtareacy represented to have been led by two Capuchin monks, lam now enabled deli • • I h h to s ow tat paper money of unlimited amount would have had • fall of snow within the last two y , da s • the moon- settle° a t m t o h r e e p p ri l e n e i s t i q f u u l o te m u d ppl y w o e f b• urt Y. 011 1 •• ' Thu "' . ..1 • uc and deb 'f the hands naive yto confirm. The &V -ita:n*oa. and a . .. tope cpc . y •. , arm, and neck. one of whom bore the tri-coloured Italian flag, and ultimatel be h f f F B h y t e ate o ranee. ut anot er in v a tie I+ ao nd are covered. Averages for the week ending Lord trete. 01 mai* . * ' 4 t oo b " ttle ' ' Be* '' . of "' Wee KALB- the other a crucifix Th ed franc notes am actually engraved, and am now being April 8 , Wheat, 59 qrs., 375. 6d. ; Oau, 86 qn., 22e. 6d. euis th, pose ~,,js m iag mince:ll astringents ultcrly 'ultimata inacompleslon, . ere were concentrat at extrao el . r mary measure, the report which comes con printed. The smaller class of notes wit won follow ued abort supely of • P elee . ° ia a w hich, tq their rcp,llent Action, endanger health. Each Outdo of Castagnaro 5,000 insurgents, who had marched from " 1 * firmed by the same well-informed correspondent of KINGSTON, April 8,-With • contin I . w‘u . k t : hem the words - Rowlands Kutydor "on the wrapper. Sold A decree authorising the issue of these will appear ' Wheat, prices are still on the decline, and may be quoted at „... ae .„ the ritOef LAN D and SON. P 2, Hattonmeden, London, and by an Legume', likewise led by two Capuchins and a priest, i o a f d the intention of government "to authorize the Bank ew ays. 2s. per qr. cheaper. Very little spring Corn on offer at the 1...."" 1a,,,,,,,, ,a i permeem with a crucifix elevated in jure-position with the to issue notes to the amount of a thoumnd millions Now reedy, to be had of all Deelent, lam also enabled to confirm the re rted • • po intention terms of last week. Wheat, 48s. to 58e. Barley, 284. to 335. light o ' Italian standard. of francs on the security of the state forests, estimated Oats, 225. to 265. per qr. QUMMERLY'S ART-MANUFACTURES, - . of government to authorise the hank to issue notes to h a I esseuti ee by Bell, (. 3 , (~..1 , 4 a rra, Horsley. M , , 20022 m‘ , 0 . 02 , 13 Bee . income was preured to sustain an attack if any the amount of a thousand millions of fra th nes, on eatteva ue of 1,500 millions, would seem to indi- LANCASTER, April 8.-We have bad a further reduction should should be attempted 20 000 of the inhabitants were cate that the universal deluge of paper money is in grain. The market was but thinly supplied, and, as 1 there . WeeT.,•'`os n :"..reti (eau ..10 3 9 Decanter Stoppers, carious p r im a . .• i security of forests of the state, of the estimated value . . .. . oui pewee, eat,...... 33 0 • Water Vases and Jugs (paw, ku4. rued, and actively engaged in erecting defences o f Lew m illi on .. nearer at nana than would be imagined. For the al b t l't Id • le h t 30. ta 32s ed per load usu , u very tt e oing. ea , .. • • cussior sot Wine tliniess, men- 060 1 am prime round the walla, at each angle of which was raised a Bank of France alone the authoriged issues of of 2801 be Meal, 28s. to 281. 6d. per load of 2401ba. tion of es, ea, Ulkae.„, various pekes Ptah tkirrers !Avert ... set. 10 'fh •t f •'h . 1 • • e projec or expropriating t e rai ways is in a • I ft t f --. es ....... ..... 04 0 i The '• Ma Paper Cukor 2 5 o y mas , rom which the Italian flag floated. incontrovertible note paper will in such case stand ril 8 -Our Wheat market was 2s per qr. LEICESTER, Ap . . • =Mee, ,_0 1 0 I wine Tray (miler mach!) 210 forward state in the cabinet of the Minister ot Finance, lower again. Barley and Beans the turn cheaper, and Oats Discus t e- ee e tbe LiOrt(Parlan) 3 3 Hop Story 1-i• Jug ...0 18 Ilie enthusiasm of the population exceeded all dal an wi probably be presented to the Provisional ace . . . , thus : Already empowered to issue on its own about es last week. Wheat, 48s to 535. Barley, 30e. to they a feeerbea . (brume and) Britannia Metal Teapot.. 016 bounds. It was stimulated by the eloquence of the G ount, 350,000,000 f. •on account of state forests, 3.55. Beans, 40a. to 50s. Oats, 22e. to 28s. per qr. Flour, by Me p w i.o. .. ............ 22 0 Teapot Wirer). ...... .... 21 0 „1,.._,„ .....-1 l c overnment on Wednewlay or Thursday. seam aureate , aria r - ea :extol) .... ...... 2 0 t5...133 i . assk . y till more b their acts. The fl ures of g The most important measure, however, at present • 1,000,000 000 f. Total, 1,350,000,000 E, or fifty-four fine, 40e. • seconds, 38s. ; thirds, 365. per sack. (Heat ‘ ,,,, 2 , 00 p„,,,,,,, ...... I 7 0 • Tea . y Spoon W.:el 310 the primes in their robes, elevating their holy in- i n i•• h f 'l* • 000 e II r,, I • ' mi ions ster ing .. tis far from clear that the MALTON, April 8.-The supply of grain is small. Wheat, were I.la* iPartsal 09 0 I Tea Caddy in wood, ratio. prime • • contemp ation is tat o mobi ming 200 oa • of ph; 1 11 1. 1 . 4 61 , 1 , ,ft,.0 0 0 1u 0 , N eso besad g a m, ~ 1 1 sigma, gave everywhere a remarkable character to • - . . , issues will stop even there The banks too, in the la to 2s. per qr. and Oats, ed. per stone lower. In Barley pree , e . ter a re e ed we t 0 • 0 ; r.w.b e ird w, Platter; Va . riotts Priem the spectacle. national guard of all France. This is pretty nearly rovin ' ' • ' 'dal ' •Wh bee 62 to 68_ • •• P a g e will be emulous of tbe doings of the st ate We 0 not ter our quotations. eat, wt , s. W rims ... ,- r .... mom& 3 I tantamount to adding that number to the standing - per 40 stone ; red, 50.. to 545. Barley, 28e. to 33e. per 32 Ine P ee --- '• • • 'Am ...... from the Maeufacturem. The total number of Radetzky's troops was re- t ank. The Bank of Lyons was already isauine when army. 25 stone. Oats, 9d. to 94d. per stone ; extra, 10d. Me C.4SIELLIA TEAPOT, with Peooo knob, In Britannia metal, for t e d to be 30,000, including all the reinforcements Th franc nates (say one pound), and the complaint was, • • •0 t I r k jo,, ,in plata& 405.; In diva, Si pintos. Sold by all reopectable e premium on gold varied considerably on Sa- FRESTON, April 8.-The supplies of Grain and atmea "„, Ironmongers. rom the provinces. that it dal • i not issue enough for the wants of the TS* Art Manufactures Circular, with twouty.four pictures. rent, on turday. Fear had decided a great number of persons from Ireland flaring the week have been moderate, and of e i e ve; , •( „ 0 ,,,,,m,.. patio stamps. from Cundalls, 12, 014 liondstreet. Private correspondence which had reached the - small trades. It is but too much to be feared that to buy gold at Paris to go to London, but as at this Bran liberal. We have again to report an excessively dull Tee Provisional Government at Milan, announced, as we • the reign of the assignats has recommenced only to week in the corn trade, and a further general decline . in Ato o 1811 .- '" .--------''.-------- moment serious appre mimes are en eam a n h • trt• ed tLo have already stated, that the King of Naples bad conclude with the same disastrous national insolvency. prices, without e leading to•ny tren t sactioji o s ni wotli c Lo n f n e ot t in uace s NEWS FROM PARIS. offered to send to Leghorn all volunteers who desired don, or from some other cause, a considerable quantity of gold was received yesterday in Paris from London, Our funds are again in advance toalay, mainly be- T ai t r a i a a a a at i a a f a E s l iica w a then eat we a h o a u v r e observed for g several t s b X, -- to march in aid of the insurrection, and also to send cause of the confidence inspired by the fortunate and the premium suddenly fell from 85 to 70, and then weeks, a clearance was effected at about the rates of this Th PARIS, MONDAY, 10i A.ll. a corps of engineers and another of artillery. to 65 franca the 1,000 francs. In the evening the reanits of yesterday's meeting. Console have been 22 dey se'nnight. Irish is in limited request, and full Id. per l earn There is no domestic news of interest this morning. According, however, to other advice', the . King of price again rose to 80 francs. high haa 821 buyers, but have recently fallen back to bush. lower. Flour 6d. per pack dearer. Beans less plente s ey a All is tranquil here. Naples had demanded of the Pope perm:ssion to ream APIO. 10,-New lean, - • Three per Conte., 414; Do. 82 to 1 for money and Thursday, a rise still of more as as before. Oats ful, and about &I. per windle dearer. Pe . the The day aefore yesterday between 2,000 and 3,000 , march an army through Romagna. nee per Cents., 511; roureandefalt, So ; Fours, -• Iseletan than llier cent. on the opening prices of yesterday. little attention ain ve wa Id. er commanding very • ,eg ge . 7 Q. then men were assembled in front of the Exchange, being We understand that King Ferdinand has Vireo • I'ives, IMO, 56 • Dn. 1842, 574 , Do. Threes, -; Do. Twaned.e. 36,,,j„,., Half, -; N ps.ly Santee, --. Roman loan -; Tre2sury ------ ••• to 7 • Threes, 8 ; ; , Tnree-and-a-Quarter per bush. As regards Oatmeal the trade is paralised : to-day peop our farmers eubmitted to a reeuction of Is. per load, and all t teamers laden with the most recious car oes iu- Una 43• Bank •nDO ' Cents 81 1 to 7 . Bank Stock 183 to 6. Exchequer convoked, by a placard posted for several days in all a P . g , In . Shares, 960 ; lachange 00 LOIMO , wee- ~ , e , Irish manufacture declined 6d, per 24011 e. Branefully 6d. h a d cludin the amount rernaisina in the excheauer • "' io " .. Bills, 38a. to 41s. premium. per sack lower. The average price of Wheat this week is t o e parts of Paris, to meet and consult on a matter concern- ll a ~ e eieses. - Inas and Orleans, 420 ; Paris and Rain, 300 • Ing their general interests. When the hour struck these e p kee s under the protection of the Castel Roo m and Hams 160• A ' d3l 11 130 • , , vienon an . arse leN ; Stri6. We have a slight recovery in some of the foreign 61s. Id. per imp. qr. the , four, men carrying flags arrived, and, forming the as- -We bad a fair su cons Nuevo, whose commanding artillery would ensure to boore and Rale, 70; t•entre Vierson, 210 ; Amiens and Boulogne, stocks, such as Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at RICHMOND (YORKSHIRE), April 8. p sembeige in group around them, declared that, on the vessels a safe and easy flight. -.; Bordeaux, 'JO; Mirth, 316 25. 35 to 7 ; the Fours, 51 to 4. Russian 73 to 6. But ply of grain ; the prices were muc e hth same rei last week. four Wheat sold from Go. 61. to 7s. 6d. Oute, 2s. to Is. 6d. Bar- on I preceding Sundae, they wentto the Proviaional Govern- Advices from Sienna say that, on the morning of Onr correspondent writing from Madrid, April 4, other stoc l ks are . much the same as be . D ' fore S anish - ley, 4s. 3d. to 4s. 61. Beans, 4.. 6d. to ss. per bush. 0301 ment and desirea that, in consequence of the want of the 30th, the entire garrison of that place, infantry ea • Fives, 9, to 10 , the Threes, 17 to 18. Portuguese, a work, all foreign workmen, particularly the natives of y i g • and cavalry, had marched to join the insurrection, , There is a report of the Infanta's arrival at St. 13 to 15. Mexican, 14 to a. Peruvian, however, oRREwsECRT A 8 Th tr d 1 'd thi d Feu , pril .- ea e was angui a ay, and closed as follows • Wheat, Os. sd. to 6s. 10d. Barley, w 3 e Savoy, should be sent out of France. 'f he answer of the fortress being leftin charge of the national guard. Sebastian. The Duke of Glucksburg set off this are higher, at 23 to 6. 4s. 3d. to els. Bd. Oats, 2s. Bd. to fis. per imp. bush. to s Letters from Rome a ar in e usca • the government not being explicit or in anywise satis- pr th T n journals, morning for Buitrago, where he is to meet her seat Stock. 1113 II ssoraisn FUNDS 13per et, Cone for As., 12 4 SoCTRAXPTON, Aptil 7.-The attendance at market this bea oth fsctory, they came to engage the workmen present to an g nouncin that 6,000 Neapolitans were expected in highness!' spa Ca Red. Anna. 691 4 4 rer Lents.. 81 day was not very full, and the supply of Wheat by no means e „, 3 per et. Cone. Anns., 161 4 Exchequer 111110 AL to 41s. prom - • visit 'tithe manufactories and workshops in succession, that city about the Ist, on their march for Lom- Advices from Malaga, of the 3rd, say that &popular FoREION Eli 71 Ds. be d 1 2.0 I than • large, yet pnces malt quote s. to . per qr. ower tee sad, it neveseary, expel thew workmen by force. This hardy. Ct Austrian Bonds, - 1 !Tr Cent. OTeßeee Re,. 11 13 movement was expected there. General Serrano was t?a r a ., e a R o e le s , l. 20 gi i ;,,,,,L,1,,kr,4 Hi, 26 6 last week. Barley also rather cheaper. Seises, Peas, and H e Oats without alterstion. For Cloverseed there is only a very cea proposal was met with marked coldneas. At length On the 31st, General Duranda. arrived at Ferrara, taking the greatest measures of precaution, and env- rt ler Ceet..lHto, mi n per Ct MtliC92l, IMIS. 14 4 limited demand. wh me of the individuals present raised his voice, and, in where he opened • negotiation with the commander cially directed a severe surveillance to the French.- a per Ct. litazdiaii lids., 53 7 6 per Ct. Peruvian Ms., 2: • Ditto New. 73 111 Pompom Cent 14.1,4.13 15 STETNING, April 10.-Seeds in very limited request. aw energetic terms, demonstrated the odiousness of the step of the fortress. The latter, however, refused to capi- 4pw Ct Buenos Ayre• TidE. 15 22 A per Ct Russ. ilds.. 71 5 There was scarcely anything doing in any description of die recommended, saying in conclusion :" My friends !it tulate without a formal order from Auatria. SWITZERLAN D.-We learn, by advice" from Berne, ill:: Vilii i itl, B ll:4. i lidt . ., nerlrtlitl,l2 d* li,l 9 .!, T 7 IS grain to-day. White Wheat, 121. 10e. to to 131. per load ;po wee we who displayed over the barricades the holy The Opinione of Turin of the sth, publishes a pro- of the 7th, that General Itacchia, envoy-extraordinary Ceumhian Equldor 151 E, 3 - 6 Spanish Iterted MD- - red, 111. to 11t. 10e. Berley, 33e. to 36e. Oats, 18s. to 19c th , 1 per ix. Denidi licla, 50 55 Ditto, Passive 840_2* 1 Beans, 335. to 343. Peas, 36e. to 375. qu motto of the republic, and we will never disavow ia clamation from the Provisional Government of the of the King of Sardinia in Switzerland, has been IS reir Ct. Dutch BP, 337 2 per Ct. Venezuela 845., 1813 'Liberty, Equality, Fraternity' was the cry then. Let Venetian republic, miliing upon all the united authorised to demand of the confederation the ', avrat- Dutch c.a.-. 04 Veaesuela Deferred Res- 5 1 YARMOUTH, April 8.-We have but a small supply of th l e sie ns now repeat it!" This was repeated amidst general Populations of the republic to haaten to arms, and aid of an army of 100,000 men, to co-operate RAILWAYS.-We have the share market a little of Barley for all grain, and very little business doing, except a few parce seed. Wheat sold slowly, at late prices. , cheers. 'fhe flag-bearers were secured, and three of assist in driving the stranger from the Italian in the deliverance of Italy. If this proposition better this morning, on account of the rise in Consols Barley and other articles axe without alteration in value, e° them taken before M. Freane, the commissary of soil. In a second proclamation, it is announced was accepted, and Lombardy should be an- and the Chartist demonstration going off so well. and the trade generally exceedingly dull. Wheat, white, ee the Qaartier Feydean. They were all gommitteii to es nexed to Sardinia Sardinia would it is that the army is organising ; the old office , , The French were a little better. North Staffords, 31, ' 50s to 525 • red 465. to 60s. Barley, 28s. to 31s. Beans, ' e , the depat at the mefecture. of Napoleon are invited to take service, and said, cede Savoy to Switzerland. 'We are to 3 dis •B • hto 2"I to 28; Reading and Reigate, ' ~ rig ns, i 34a. to 355. ' 'P ' 340. to 365. Oats, 22, to 26.. 1 . th . The National seys :- also foreigners of every description The same paper assured that the Inet, to which this proposition was le • • . ' , •.•,le to I dis. ; South Westerns, 41 to 42 ; Namur and HAY.-SMertarlELD, Twoo'Clwk.-Measrg.Cappar • We have just received a letter from CUT COMMFOOIMM at DR a supplement, states that a body of 8,500 Austrians about to be submitteu, would reject it, ana wouid Lie __ ao ,_ 30. , and Davis report the supply larger, and trade not quite so e , i Melte:, stating that at a privy council queen Christina and entered Mantes on the 31st ult., under the command adhere to the policy of absolute neutrality which it g'' ''' w . elervaez have resolved to le Id out the hand of reconciliation of Wallmoden. has hitherto observed. ood. %ALES EMPECTED UP TO TWO TIIIS DAY IN LONDON g 3 2,,, 7' Ireeterday's prices will te found In last page.) Meadow .7:a. tons. I Roaren....64e. to 7.35. 1 Straw.. 2110. to • te the Cerlista. The besis ot this alliance is essid to be adissolu- 45a to Ws. I Clover ... Sea. to 96a. I luferlor i The Provisional Government of Venim haa decreed - -- ' Birmingham si Oxford in., 201 Lan. and S. Western. 421 3 -- ton of the Querm's marriage meet to give her for canon the • g s that bills of exchange due on the 2 Ith, 23th, 26th, and Birm., Wolv., & Dudley, 14 131 Do. New 501. eh., 241 o Count de Illoatemulin, who is to be proclaimed King defiers et do facto, and who, in return, will insure tke terone ot 27th alt., cannot be protested till the 28th inst. SECOND EDITION. Caledonian. 21 41 Do. Third% 6 CATTLE, &c.-Total of Cattle received in London a , e s Chester & Holyhead, Pref., Pi Benches., Sheff., &Lin. New 102. by the Eastern Cl/untie@ Railway, for the week eadiag t Isabella againet all nvolutiostery attacks, by the aid of his - Eastern Counties, 131 121 I ,Pref., 64 April 8 : n 5 parteans. euch a project, bewever, would be so insensate From the GAZETTE of TIIIS NIGHT. no. Es. 5 per Cent, rar Midland, 94 5 Naito Sheep. Pip. Odom t 1 re L. is the prceent state of public opinion in Spain, that we give LATEST FROM PARIS. East Laecashire, New Qrs., 1/ Do. Cons. Reid. and Wren, 6 East Lincoln,leire, 144 per Cent., 112 At Landes 4s At Stratford station.- 278 1 Ile statement with all possible reserve." BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. North Staffordshire, 765 1144 a Great Nerthern, 3 at Tottenham - 4 JAMILS ANNING WRITE. Steckton, Devonabire, draper. Ot. Western, 62 5 S. E. and Doter, 211 5 ---- - t a We !awe received the Madrid mails of the 4th. PARIS, MONDAY, 6 P.M. BANKRUPTS. Do. Halms, 494 Do. Thirds. No. 4, 4 I Total 1470 4171 3.111 30 . 'n the National of this mornin a Disturbances which took place at Barcelona on the . Them aPPeava 1 gi Rosner KERsET, Hadleigh, Suffolk, saddler. Do. Mitts, 194_ York, Newc., &Ber., (Or*. New°. BOTLET ANNUAL FAT CATTLE Snow, April 10.-The e I 1 29th formed the leading topic of the journals. The list of candidates for the Constituent Asaembly re- oneeszs Do S _,_ Hull and Selby, se Neon MTH, Bridge-Mad, Battelle*, florist. too. on , y or i. yaw, 7 & Bet.). 271 Do. Eaten. No. 1 (York aad show of fat Omen, Heifer., Sheep, Lambs, and Swine wee a r &melon& mail, due the 4th, had not arrived at . commended to the electors by the Central Electoral Jurist REAT, jun., and HENRY Rehr, Mark-lane, City, t a spis out B r adford, 54 Nowa), 151 .. excellent, far exceeding those of past years. The number of 3 Committee of Paris. As something may be inferred wine inereheats. London and Blackwell. 4 4 De ' EXtea • ". 1 (N 4 " 4 - 13 fat Oxen was not large ,• many were of superior quality. i 7 Masked. a circumstance attributed to fresh outbreaks J AMER FAIRS, ilonhem, Busgex, victualler. Lem, Brighten, &S. Cout. l l7ll 71 Bey.k 91 7 , The pens of South-Down fat Wethen could not be excelled. a oa the , 30th and 31st. from the tenor of this list, I have formed a hasty ana- AUGUSTUu ALEXANDER LACKERsTEEN and WILLIAM HA- 1451 . 1 . 0 . 4 Greenw itb 4 8 $ nr‘G• • '.. INir• of Pref° • e The fat Lambe were the admiration of all present Of Swine, , 9 1 sie of it, the reeult of which I will now give you. - Len. 52 N. Meilen, 135 2 York and North Midland, 614 7 At the moment a closing my despatches the Y MILTON CHAIR. Moorgate-street, City, merchants. if fatness were their chief recommendation, they could not , s Levaut mail has oosne to my hands, with the journals Do. New 31 1 There are about 5643 names recommended, which I ZECHERIAH BOWDEN, Worrin okl Qm '- - Boulogne and Amiens, 51 1 gton-street. 4 ey-square, Do. last,. M. kB. an, m Namur snd Liege, I be surpassed. The sales of fat Oxen were effected generally , I class as follows: St. Pancras, builder. 8 and correspondence of Constantinople to the 2oth, and Do. do. (C), 3i Sambre and Meuse, 46 as followc-Best Beasts, 12s. per score pound.; sesond, Ils. ; $ Athens to the '29th. Mayors, magistrate*, military officers, and THOMAS Ceeer, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, tea North British Thirds, 11 coarse and inferior, at from 9s. to 10s. The first-rate Sheep government employes lO5 dealer, LIVERPOOL SALES, Atari. 10. made ss. 6d. per stone of Blbs.; four and six tooth Wethen, At Athena the ministry of Tzavellas had fallen, and 1 Avocet& 64 HENRY WILLIAM BANSELL, Bailey, Gloucestershire, Eastern Counties, 11l Lon. &N. West., 120 large half breds and horns, ss. to Is. 2d.: common,4s. Bd. ; in was succeeded by that of Conderiotti. Messrs. Me- Hommes des lettres and professors - P the best Lambs made 7s. per stone; second quality, 61. 6d. tue Mavrocordato and Tricoupi, as well as those of Physicians 5O JOHN SHOR,T Broad-street, Bristol, boot maker. 14e p_ Dn. Fifths, 41 p Rome lls. per score ; second quality, 10s. 6d. Some very their friends who were to form part ot the administm- Government commimaries 49 REGINALD WILLIAM BLUM, Plymouth, teenier. Oreat Northern, tot d Hud. and C. R.. 94 d Midland, ell 2 Do. Hakes, 71 4 floe Horses. the finest 4-year old stallion, of the pure Suffolk Jeurr alists 4. arm, are represented as duly impressed with the Ouvriers ,5 3: necessity of giving scrupulous effect to the charter, Ee-deputies 25 WILLIAM JOHN BACRES MILLMAN, Plymouth, tailor. Do. Hakes, late L. BB.) 13 dS.E. & Dover, No. 4,78 s. 9d. 4 where ninety-feur sat down to an excellent dinner, James , 5 4 and extending to the country the benefits of a con- Civil eugineen ll Joust JAMES Wenn. Plymouth, builder. Lmds and Dewebury, 14 d York, Newc.,3; Bee. (0. N. 11. T.), Illantlonal regime. Merchants, traders, and medemiribed 143 RoBRItT BEITToN, Bradford, grocer. N. Matron:Aire, Se d 1 4 EfHlCit ' th b ' Warner, sen., sq., o eep e ou in e c air. i Ramo. Amt. 4.-Three per Cents., 21 piper; Fire per Centa, --- Room Evens, jun ,Ps :ygloddfa, Montgomeryshire liAbICHEfflTh SALES, PAIL 10. . CoLCRUTER, April 8.-The trade in every deecription of I Isl piper; Naives, 41 paper; Coupon's 94 paper. Exchange on Total 666 grocer. dIId th tte d fbre at market ' Prices were:higher, but, there being no telegraphic news stock wae very u, an e a n ance o uye en Parke, U. Now let us 2C6 the aetnal proportion of each clams JOHN WHARTON, Runcorn, Cheehire, grocer. from London scarcely any business was done. very thin. Sheep declined full ls. per head, and Beasts full , r 0 Birk., Lane.. i:nd Ches. P., 7 d Lan. sad Yorks. Quarters, 41 d 6s. per cwt. cheaper. There was ao particular alteration in , i which is here recommended. I find by calculation, SCOTC II SEQU EST RAT lONS. East lam New, 114 d Do. Fifths, 21 d the value of Swine. en SAVOY.-The correspondent of a Lyons journal ' that, out of every hundred candidates recommended, DANIEL M4.2ORa LE, Glasgow, ship owner. 6rent Northern, 101 d Do. (W.ILU.) 3 13.16 5 d , a 3 writing from Chambery, under date April 7, an- a . . Jean's WILSON, Gleogow ironmonger. N. Staffordshire, 35 I d Do. (Pm. and Wyre Helve" GLOUCESTER LADY DA - T FAIR, April 5.-This fair was 133 e number coming trom each clans is pretty nearly as a Shropshire Union, se d A), 21 p well attended both by farmers and dealers, and a goal show seances that 10,000 Piedmontese, led by Charles t " ..1.11311 COWAN, Corstorph ' ine, smith. re' a. , Albert, had routed 15,000 Austrians, of whoa about follows : ALEXANDER HALT, Edinburgh, bookseller. s. E. it Dover, No. 4, 4 1-11 4 d Man., shet, and Un., Pref., 4d of all kinds of stock was exhibited. Beef met a dull sale: Merchant., traders, and undescribed i;: 100 were killed and 5,000 taken prisoners. I know Mayors, magistrate , . military officers, and go- woollen drapem. dcrd " ' • hie kt,db6dF Sh b • d 7el to 8d per lb.; but the trade Shares again eme in price in t mar ean ut . at eep o trine . • Ilp not how far this intelligence is deserving of credit, vernment employes l9 little business was done. both in Beef and Mutton was very dull, and many were cce, erlt, !knee the latest news from Milan, dated the 3rd, states Avocets l2 North Stafferdshire, 316 d. driven away home unsold. Store cattle of all descriptions leo. that on the 2nd Charles Albert was at Cremona. If nominee des lettres and prefesson lO IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. The t r ansactions tg it i lh S er A ea LES' we A r r e v v i e l 4 . limited, and the were a dull sale, and from 10s. to 15s. per cent. lower in price than this time last year. Tbe number of Store Sh. ep ye. true, we must suppose that a body of the Austrians, Physicians Government commissaries 9l 94, - market generally wore a depremed appearance, and late penned was not large, and those in good coedition met a .te leaving the main army, had endeavoured by a cir- Ouvriers k.- mitten route to surprise the Piedmontese in the flank Ex-deputies eei CROWN AND GOVERNMENT SECURITY BILL. Leers e Thirsk, 231 York snd Newatalk, Pref., 1 d fair contained about the usual number of animals, and those aa , or in the rear. Civil engineers 2 The SPEAKER. took the chair at 12 o'clock. East Lencashire New, 54 d North kfritieh Thirds, 2 d Rots LOMBARDY.-The advice. from Milan bear the -Oa the motion that this bill be committed, North btaffordshire, 31 51.11 a Sit of good quality, either of the nag or cart kind, sold at good ium 100 - - pncee. Mr. F. O'CONNOR oppoeed the motion, and denounced „ acin, dates of the 2nd and 3rd inst., and we have a letter It is to be observed that this list of candidates is the bel with much severey. rftODUCE.-MINOING-LANE, Half-past Tug.- LIVERPOOL, April 10. -Compared with last Monday, the aes, from Brescia, dated the 4th. fax; lit forth by a committee which is considered ultra- tar. he public sales of 6 000 bags of Mauritius Sugar have gone market to-day was not attended so well. There were 600 BORSMAN would, when the clausee came to be T„, , , „,„___,,, ..... l a .. • h' h Wel. The Austrians were making efforts to protect the P a democratic, and whose sentiments are understood to considered in committee, move the omiekon of the obnoxious On wit. to,era..e 5,.....ne65. at amen SEE W. CUMTeney. Beasts less, and prices were ig er„ Pei retreat or rather flight of the remnant of troops whicu words which had caused so much discussion, and if defeated, ins 535. to 63a. fel. for stazidard aalit . - Refined rama q ' MULLAOHCREW FAIR was well attended, and a large cies, bad occupied Parma. For this purpose a detachment be in harmony with those of the majority of the Pro- Iff f wou a o er no nether oppmition. Coffee dull, and a considerable portion that hu been quantity ot stock on the hill. The lot. of prime Beef were ago, visional Government. Among the class first-named ms. ess left at Casalmaggiori on the road leading from Mr. HUME reiterated his opposition to the bill. offered was bought in.-Saltpetre : 1,000 toga imeorted not so numerous as we expected, but tbe supply was fully bay; Parma to alantaa. the chief part are proprietors and men having a Colonel SIBTHORP thanked the government for the pro- from America sold in public 'elm refraction 44 to 6, 34e6d. ; equal to the demand. Many graziers bad fine lots ; but Tul; stake more or len in the country. posed measure. refraction 10 to 12, 34c, which ehowed a decline of 6d mom ' - the great majority left unsold, tie holders not beetle willing be; This appears to be the latest well-authenticated The proportion of advocates, professors, physicians, Mr AGLIONBY supported the bill because he considered the closing prices of last week-Pepper sold as previosia.- to submit to a reduction. All the Beef dieposed of was One news from Mantua. It is, however added that the d•thsefh M • ' b . Cotten inactive.-Rum it ue to e ety_o er meaty •su jecta. steady.-la other artielee no alters and magistrates, i g s somethin more than iialf the ld red • t f 'm B•ta Th so at a uction, eacep a very ew pn e ere . ere commandant exacted from the inhabitants of the Mr. GRATTAN gave credit to the government for the tione ; but we are aorry to say, there does mot appear to be were . 10 . 4 moo , l ots of sheep ; melt as were sold were elle total or fifty per cent., the ouvrier class being only tr „ dder t city a forked eonteibution of three 111 liions, aud ma- , intentiona; but predicted that the bill would be mice b.ipc of imprevement el maekete this welt from tki3 parted with at reduced rates. Tne first lot was purchased i r cent. and the members of the late chamber ineffectual. opening appearance. at 31. 6e. each ; they were very much admired. There Masted hid rage against the part taken by the clergy 8-x P e ' only five per cent. Mr. REYNOLDS opposed the messure, aud denied that on the hill which gene in the itisurrection by causing a priest to be shot. COart-Arrivals at the • b the &astern were • g ood lila "' w riw g ers ' grammes, y The members of the Constituent Assembly of 1789 Ireland was in a disturbed state. Ninety-nine out of every _ rally realised goad prices, as they were in good demand. Ou the 3rd, according to a bulletin published by hundred of the people repudiated the doctrines of the Stadion C i• Rail for the week endieg Ariel 8: sun in way, A. good many penons were on the look•out for dry rattle for noe were 1,128 i , n number distributed in classes in the fol. Malt .......... 6,676 pa. 1 Beep the Provisional Government at Milan, the Austrians awl the United iris/wawa. stall -feeding, aa it appears tuenies are still plentiful in the , lowing proportions : Every 100 members consisted of- Whoa. .... ..... 510 „ I Has Mr. SADLIER supported the bill. The &Apply of this species of stock, however, was Earley . .. 412 ~ rear 4,746eaelea. cow:IUL lola still oecupitel the fortrees of Mantua, and manifested Clergy 26 Lord J. RUSSELL expremed ehe anxiety of government u s a, much exasperation against the inhabitanta of that Avocets ~ Rtie te do all that was presible to ameliorate the physical condi- went abundant, and eepeneneed a considerable reduction on , pri .- e supp o ea BRIDLINGTON AlB Th 1 fWh t was . se;tall, city. Under the pretext of a truce and negociations, Tiers Etats lB 3-10 tion of the peopee of Ireland. Te millers wished to Priem obtained st Previous fairs. The Ilene department was and a very limited business done. of A. some of the principal inhabitants were induced to Noblems buy at a reduction of 2s. per qr.. but the formers aePeareed • en it. Inter the fortress to confer with the commander. Fermers, &e ... 6 210 ell. MASTERMAN thanked the government for the ar- The following are about the rates obtained : determined not to cell at present for lower prices. Barley es veg . attractive. _ _ Gentilehommee 4 8-10 for securing the public peace. • Other articles met a dull pale, at e -lieef, from 375. to 555• Per ceete in Mok i Mutton, .sd. to of J. When there they were treacherously seized aud de- bfagistrates Sir G. GREY bore testimony to the good conduct of the hrm, and quite as dear. former rates. Wheat, 4.55. to 475. Barley, 26c to 30s. per oid. ; Pork, 355. fro '7l 11.1 dry to 45a. • Springers, m .to .; tained as hoatages. A notice was given at the same - well-disposed part of the metropolis yesterday. The goeern• or. GM., 9d. to gel. per stone. Beans, 365. to 38e. Peas, tattle, from 61. to 101. met:. . Mgr time to those who deaired to quit the city. that 24 100 ment had, he was happy to say, by the blessing of Divine g t ~ to 3ee. pe rq r . NORTHAMPTON FAIR.-The *sappy of fat Sheep was loam eould be allowed for that purpose. 'Ws notice It is remarkable that, of all the candidates recom- Providence, been ceablid to discharge their duties fear- _ limited, but fully equal to the deman . Lower prices were uclodr DONCASTER, April 8.-Our supplies to.day were con- , wes given on the and, and expired at ten in the , mended on the present occasion, there ia but one der. lessly, assisted, an they had been, by the cordial co-opers• siderably less than for weeral weeks past, and the condition I submitted to. Th ft a e trade for store Shee was dull, Ind many . J• le morning of the 3rd. 1 , gyman, namely, M. Poupot, a protest • ant minister tion of the people. : fine unites moved off freely Wheat was improved. Al q .. P d ilke the remained unsold. Of a mote, stores. an n . i rs .re Aft. r some observations from Mr. Hems: and Mr. F. of ' ents a fai ply • demand @lack. The Horse fair was GRELIy T sup . • bkirmishee with the Austrian advanced posts and I The scene was varied to-day by a procession of at fully lut week a prices ; seeandary guidance are slow sale, tenon O'CONNOR, the latter gave up his motion for pressing the and we note no alteration DI value. Choice seed Outs dearer, at 'ended. , , Eee, the Sardinians had already taken place at several several hundred citoyennes lady operatives, who were I house to a division ; hut For Yettorday's Marital& leo low oaf& and in good request ; mixed parceis are in limited demand. points, the result of which is reported to be in every marshalled in due form, wtth drums beating and Mr. S. CRAWFORD insisted upon the house dividing. 'ore* L•necr, Instance unfavourable to the Austrians. colours flying, marching to the Hotel de Ville, to pre- Straegers were order dto withdraw, and . the house ~., 80 , The total amount of the Austrian torcm expected sent their acclamations to the sovereign of the days dividia, when there appeared- AVERAGES, FROM THE " LONDON GAZETTE" 01 IRIDAY LAST. For go'eg into committee fT•Ordi t° be collec'ed on the southern shores of the Logo di They marched in goodly order, preserving their ranks VilitAT. itTR. I ekAPle I bAILLI o.V_____l2l. ._......._.___.... 95AS wawa Against it !eke* Garda, near Peschiem and before Verona, was 40,000. and step to admiration. The serjean's and superior Majority for going intu tornmittee MAIL ' price. j sole. pries. • wle. prim and. peke. i add _ mire. rid. mice. OR the teelic between the 2nd and 3rd, a courier officers of the troop were gentlemen ouvriers, in The house then weut into committee on the bill, Mr. London - ' - 2711 311 3 r ..s r ia t arriving at Milan from Mantua, reported that he hail biomes, distinguished by tri-coloured sashes and Bernal in the chair. • t. . tio , ogo .., ... , 25 U not met a single Austrian on his road. muskets. " J'espere," said one of them, addressing T p pestp he Tearable was oned, and the first clause agreed i ! tesex 4354 52 1, 4457 SO , 175 10 10 ' ..* 30 0 393 P 1 11 34 . 140 tire, 63 o without any discussion. 1 Hertfordshire Ilbouhi Oa the 3rd, the Piedmontese forces, which had a lady, who looked on with curious attention, t __ _ . ~ • eleieft sitting.] eucaiiiirtamaters __a.. MI 53 I 110 31 22 22 0 ... ~, 66 37 1 6 40 0 be Rex been ColleCted at Cremona, were advancing towards " J'espere," said he, in a knowing manner, " que yat Oxfordebire 403 52 612 33 103 23 1 ••• ••• 49 37 I , o a rah, Mantas, and a portion had reached Bozzolo, a place bien organize ce regiment la." Widehire - 2392 30 1541 36 00 „ 3 ... „, 78 40 34 33 11 37. thin NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. Berkshire 23111 13 1431 34 302 2 , • ... ,„ 96 40 IP 40 0 or. tee. a few miles of that fortress. The prevailing topic of conversation to.day, in all surrey - 759 55 1 66 33 149 21 6 .•• ••• 234'4 29 2 ,sldue The Austrian troops quartered at Padua and circles, has been the great popular demonstration on tient lBlO 51 902 SI , 17 • 1 1•7 2 0 1 2 1 ...... ...... 66 33 433 0 ales" THIS DAY. 1u...a vote had juined the main body of the army near Kennington Common, with which every one 9102 51 1213 51 399 21 6 ... ••• , 21 40 30 3, 11 Tenth Patchier*. here has connected the visit of the Queen to - Hants Dersetshlre -- 1015 31 527 32 22 23 6 ... ... 1 32 41 ••• ••• he leal BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Oa the and General Res was marching, with three the Isle of WigM. The hawkers of the Devonshire-- - 907 56 431 31 221 31 1 1 ... ... 1 6:1111mil,, UPOIII Lonato B 010 and Monte Chiaro. small journals, which are circ a ulated in such --- Cornwall . 464 P 522 37 ..:....... 1911 31 1254 32 1311 20 4 - „, l'• • - /2' - 110 20 10 - _ 1 114 37 10 s 1 47 3 uma.ot A detachment ot Pied agn hd t ked umbere, have made this the great object SWEEPS montese troops a a tee enormous . n TAKES of lo sovs each. F Ab. M. irst half of asaaviteiat ata ••••••• Monmouthshire Clouceeterehue 1320 51 1 714 32 1 21 . 4 23 7 , _ ..• - - . •• • •• • .. , 5 32 0 2 41 5 Relief. sa d towed a hied of Austrian cavalry which occupied of attraction to buyers to-day. Entering the Tuileries 209 50 •24 32 •I 14 :7 7 ... ... II 23 51 1 _ .„ the bed . 3* file of these venders. "Le Villiers .. • • • • • • •• 1 Herefordshire ,ser. of jee ge of St. Marc. The advance of the conquer- gardens, I passed through a e 2 Worcestershire- 1599 53 521 53 • ' 3 , ParlY was stopped by the blowing up of the bridge depart de la Reine d'Angle • erre pour Ansabourn! Salop Miss 3rtargmve .. . • • • .. 3 Staliord4bire lake. mach sad been ruined. le d one thrustin into my hand L'Ami.daPerly . shoute . g CLeshire ... ....... ----.......- 600 33 140 35 21 21 - ... .... sairaa On the • mmence auyourd'hui!" evenina of the 3rd, at the break of day, a" La revolution d'Angleterre co , MATCH : 100. T.Y.C. Derbrhire . I fa 32 ... ... 11 so a _ ... l 'adt of a• e ''' ith La Liberte. Wars ickabire 2841 54 , 9111 SS 159 27 ... ... 14 45 6 ... .., Ire tuontese cavalry and artillery had cried another, presenting me w l Discontent beat Watch-dog. Teasetershire lO6B 66 530 51 273 23 ... ... 1 4341 II _ , , soireite tarehed for Ca ed mussion pre sten 010, to dislodge some thousands Seriously, however, a very genera pe . Northataptoa r• Ileft• Of I tistrian Di' was vails that the condition of things in England is not ItIATCH : 200. T.Y.C. Rutland 17 15 ... 1 I ::: - , t. ,_ , s which occupied that place. is San Sebastian beat cby Elia, out of Tuft. Bedford 294 51 234 31 , 113 21 • I ... and the arr.val of to- Hantingdecnikhes 936 45 1 608 il 360 111 1 .. 110 33 9 .. .. ° O .°. the most advanced outpost of the Auatrian lines, altogether free from danger. beet • •ith solicitude. TUESDAY'S RIDDLESWORTH. Cambridgeshire ~ datlib' g launediati lin advance of Lonato. A column morrow's mail is looked for a Suffolk - 4047 51 , 9397 SO 696 22 .. 924 35 15434 7 It vel um .3' place, both in the I Barb. of eers aided in this movement A further improvement took Lola Montez .••• • • • • Norfolk. 6251 60 - 1165 10 260 30 . 20 27 ... • 343 $4 7,1 33 0 Another bmly of the insurgenttroops had advanced, Threes and Fives, to-day, t he former closing at 41a, 2 Lineendebee------ WM BO 2113 SO 1 1,360 17 ... ... 932 AlO 33 37 3 woe ca the 3rd, I Netts ... 3257 63 1367 83 361 33 ... ... 124 39 3 ... ~. 'Cour , •••• Illore of a ong the read which skirts the western and the latter at 58, cash. Won essy. Yorkshire 16152 31 1949 SI 1 2966 90 „, „ I 732 36 1 i ... ... continued to go down. They LUesslar• 1246 41 122 23 595 22 .. ... 139 59 S KlMete the Luke and had occupied Gavardo, for the Bank shares, however, NEWMARKET HANDICAP. weasecessea- 67 36 II 29 250 22 1 1 17 1 7 01 e of interru ' pting the communications with the closed to-day at 960. 1 Caniberlaad - 567 341 149 M 289 23 ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ... , Yee , of T r el• A deta i' - which is all that can St. Demetri .. • • • • , • ••• ••• - ... o,„_ c iment of 600 Breecians in advance of Railways do not get worse, Sir Peter Laurie .. • • sormannarene---......__ 3133 30 265 31 345 22 5 . a SI 0 ... ... 34 22 2 4.17 74 7 e aaaaPied the Nellie' leading towards Rive. be Kid. Marquis of Conyngham .. • • •. 3 Durham.- Wales- - ISM 63 304 31 91 25 452 :33 IS 12 220 17 • - ••• _. l7 e , the 4th, General Allem ri • aod General Bes The Council of National Defence has just decided _ _____ _..a•a_ - --:- ,- . ......-a-::- - ....----- with the e • • aa 1 ' each of the four divisions of the army of the Thirteen ran. -- -., --e-'weasa araevas...... UM 61 t 55 4 79 $1 a 9°747 39 I 85 V 9 $ MO $3 6 e saa la. 4 __----- 17 ainstons, including a lame body of vo- that ---' '' ~* TO TIN MON. Tut COMXON% ON 01IXAT lIIITA/N AND IMAM, IN We, the undersigned intiobasnts of the British Isles and 'objects of the British Crown, tbus avail ourselves of the constitutional horde's al emulating the comiders , ion of our political rights and wrings to your honourable house, in the hope that they will receive from you that degree of attention which the importance of the one and the op ism-teems of the other demand from the guardians of the civil, social, and religious rights at the people. four petitioner.. declare, that the great end of all governmental moitutions rbould be the pro tection of life, the security of property, the promotion of educa tion and morality, and the diffusion of happiness among all elegem That your petitioners mender the only legitimate bests of an equitable government Is the exprepoion of the mind of the whole male adult population, through the untraiimellod agency of the franchise. That your petitioners regard the repreeentotion in parliament of every mace of sound mind as a right compatible with, and sustained by, the laws of nature and of God, and that man's privation by his fellow-creatures of such tight is an act, which, it tolerated, evidences the exiotence of tyranny and injustice upon the one hand, and servility and degradation upon the other. That your petitomers rig .rd the Reform Bill so unjust, as It restricts the right of citis,uhip to one-seventh of the male adult community, and M.•132p8 the other aix.r.erenths with the stigma of political inferiority . . flat the system which your petitioners arraign before the judgment of your lion. house renders wren men outeernent to the will, copra* and dominance of one; that it not only estoblahes the ascendancy of a small minority of the empire, but it invest.. • minority of the mai enfranchised inaction with the power of returning a majority of your hon. house. That your petitioners have never yet heard* Told reason urged for maintaining the present representative aystem, and mat the arguments pleaded against the admission of the people to the immunities which the soca, contract should guarantee are based upon elms seitiohnea, prejudices, :mit contracted view of hu manity. That your petitioners bold the elective franchise not to be • trust, as has been absurdly represented, but a right inherent inertia, man for the preetmouon of Ms person, liberty and property, what' is to be exercised to the best of the possessor's judgment, without IA or hindrance Iron his neighbour. Thad your petitioners, believing the principle of universal imbrue tobe based upon those eternal rights of man which, although kept in abeyance, can be neither alienatad nor dearoyed, appeal to your hon. house to make each organic re forms in our representative system se will make that principle the foundation upon which shall stand the Commons Romeo( Parliament of Great Britain. That your peutionern, in order that the elector may pewees perfect security in the exercise of hie franchise, pray that the voting at elections for members of parliament be taken by ballot. Tour petitioners, aware of the great, coercive, and corrupted power possessed by wealth and station over the poor elector, see no hops co securing purity of election and genuineness of repraensation but M Aragon' the protective mantle of the bell. over the Wawa hod) That your peititWrig regard the preunt inamoßty of ratirmentatia M be opposed to common sense, and Manial o a ganalsampersiM , tton of the people. They therefore spar' Mid] dektt in the legislative cc btlilea vfore C, too appeal t. to yo :t bxa. - burr two Lam mailbiste7. lit V. • t• .i i ' . j t' -.. 1. t • ••••-' .1 0 , ,• I ..., - , A