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

// A tt r TENT WATCHES & CLOCKB.—E. J. DENT, ...brio woo sad tioinuebr to the Qum, „lealik. ad HAM. ass Emperor et Um* stoma ".:‘,...k.. leo eselle se leoreates 0 bio salmis" wok et Wile. VOW Mr esaii, -- WW.M — . ev.r.ftt al . l o w spoW i t de giro NA; WOO "asb... dm it ...as mak. asetthetoro is le Um by arm Imam Wool pasMa Meted bi lIIU. II" —42. Meet; sr, ommer-arrat rod 1 1 . 11 • Ill " }MO alolota" ~,,,mkomi treo Sims Itt2: anuri, by obserara PIIP% Ude sue or orm arm tiso Paso N. 15. mob. IhU i rs -- it rvlttflll it - IWnstAt . (.....:. 15{14••• r A4= ll. """ tlegal6r7ll= la a wF 11. ter Ilia Mlle in OW mar lallialbaL limy ma at ararNaliW w W 6 I . sinew and Willa dm* 111. bags boas ea. lowa le Sallee OivielkUirew on Me ban away b r awl; ibay mai Obameraba bats et al Ilwom i ipso pso blob calla ba . radesaMMlM; abbe Om pm. wit Rid Mum taeabelie Y Am. Wl° 4.4 She saa lasabidat le venal wart* aid a WNW arabsy lbe peedaelbse of amiabeas lad add ilia, aad tbs, b. a, M. IL, sad Isegue. W i b =g. ettalabe, be., ft Paarsabards red, Imola RICENT TRVITMONIAL —lbws beam abided vi s e m b a a were asap aad abselayse i =y aighl easair " tpal t i r aidll aa r== Vila, boa leideß bmil rag balk The soma aa,reambbig eavel•ast, ad lam busadbe aim awey, ea/ we as tree baarawalb maw I awa Yay lab. t welve., siadewht 4 ttitwti lamed as was Nati= " k a= — asar lr lh ajt= is Mr Om Womb; Osemst, Dulayest.u"t4.' Liza". FiILDRENII3. HAIR.-ROWLANIYb Li NA z,ussaL membibe HAM be Ita embryo *AN tea. 2l In w•WHIRY. and meaner the dim WIWI% 4111 0 “Raaaa Sad hmeleee pada =ll:ibe V a akk l aussa Owe and reeitybs, te in mit 4 . 1 • and realm the see of the Itaewnle Roam OEM IMITATIONS !!I—The pandas .We Ms Os ogle .e ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL" sa lb. pm. 8 1 . GIL ;7c ; 117 bottles (apal Soar mat), ih i r .eimm logea the die, :taper book. MI by IM I..pfieters, pad by allarlosa Ned fasianers. DL cmAzawiws GOODS To imuza Aso LONO Na l / 2 byinsidailmns, Is.GL is* WHAT Il TO EAT , DRINA. AND AVOID. ONO istAgios he id ONegislolo.) Z. HOW TO NI thisseallisoi.. — dm it le fooNNiNitlie ilookodie EimieUMet sommusikasomhasyr 11MM01M1M1....”................,__, esolvina saataimpli Ins to anauslima car kcpcoced. cam. saraaussok IMAIAIa sad mir ... m . cek Wu tam a ciamtk.--1111orwck 1.. Ilk papule; liathaO, sNW 9.1111‘40. 1 ; Cava" H 7. Tior‘capaac; MID" 4.7. wort-Wort: or awl Irm tin Author. 10, Arcoll-plicea. liiestal.t. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, FOOT o'Clock. We have received by telegraphic datels. a short ru mmy of the contents of the Overland Mail, which arrived at Marseilles on the evening of the let inst.,. by her Nisiesty's iteam=packet Flamer, Lieut. Levis. mis mail will put as in possession of news from Cal cutta to the .21st .saf March; Madras, 23rd March; sad Bombay, to the 2nd of April. The tranquillity of Scinde continues asundisturbed as it was described in the papers brosghtby the Lit mail. On the other hand, the diatarbancee • already an nounced as having broken out in the Oemsoor, and in the territories of the Nizam, have not been quelled. Although the Delhi GaseUe, received by the last overland mail, reported the death of Akbar 'Cheat with confidence, that event, from various chem. stances, required confirmation. The present advises, however, leave no room for doubt. That celebrated Affehan chief died at Cahill, about the time stated in our correspondent's last letter. The foregoing appeared in the Daily News of this morning, since whoa we have received our usual files of papers. ' (Fres the rombay Times of April 1.) SUXMAZY.—The only news worth noticing that has reached us from the Punjaab is corrective of the errors into which our north-wean. and eastern brethren had fallen in reference to die state of Sikh armies in general, and the coaches of the Resident in particular. No attempt on the life ot Tel Singh seems to have been intended to have bees made. The Hasereb people have never resisted the government of °eolith ; they took up arms, on the other hand, sanest the Sikhs of the plains, and had all but nnqiiished them when reinforcements were seat from Lawn a twelvemonth since, just before the transfer of the country to Janne. Mr. P. Vans Agnew and Lieut. Lunaden had been sent to make peace, rot to maintain war—to use argu. meat', not lures. °eolith Singh does not seem a worse or more unpopular ruler than the bulk of the chiefs around him Since our connexion with him began we have bad no fault what'rer to find with him. He has at our sugges tion cleared his danger, .s of state prisoner,, restored lands unjustly escheated, and abolished suttee and female infanticide. No attempt to prevent the Durber meet ing on Sunday had been mute, or to restrain the movements of the queen mother or her son. No commemoration of any of our victories had occurred in the Sikh capital. Every. thing throughout the country was tranquil ; trade and cul tinuon were everywhere advancing as the public confidence incensed ; and a stern system of inquiry into the state of the finances of the country had been entered on with a view to retrenchment. In &Inds the hot weather advances apace, but the country continues lealthy and tranquil. A good deal of marauding bad occurred just beyond the frontier, where the robbers had, on one occasion, the wont of it ; having been taken by surprise by their intended' . victims, from five to six hundred were left dead or' severely wounded on the f1.21d. Two hundred and fift y horse, formed portion of the ?poll. The remainder of them are hemmed in by Jacob's Irregular Hone, and will, it is supposed, be starved into submission. It is now admitted by the government official, that the Indus—formerly proclaimed open to the trade of all nations—will out admit of the nevi gation of vessels drawing se much as three feet of water. Shifting sand-banks, violent eddies, and rapid currents, make the progress of these tardy and perilous! So severe con tinues the pressure in the money market that discounts have been raised by the banks to from 11 to 12 per cent. About three millions sterling have been raised by the Five per Cent. Loan, which will, it is understood, be kept open for at least a twelve month to come. Our expenditure fur the pest seven years has exceeded our income by above a million and a quarter annually ; at this moment the sum just named is yeasty absorbed by Sciatic. From four to five million are at present understood to be required by government. To meet this we have the revenues of the lately-acquired Sikh states,—half • million sterling ; the saving by the reduction of out armies, about 300,0001. ; increased duty on opium, 100,0001.; and the indemnity promise d by the Sikh go vernimint during our occupation of the Pueyeub, 220,0001. • to which we must add a saving of about 120,0001. from th e improvement of the customs produced by the sup preieon of smuggling on our new frontier. This will give a greed total of 1,240,0001., leaving a deficit to be pro vided for by future retrenchments of 210,0001. a year. n• death of Ckhber Khan, of C ebool, has been confirmed. It was at first stated that he hod died of delirium tremens; it is now asserted that ho has been poisoned at the Mitigation of his father, Dust Mahound! The go vernor-genteel and commantler-in-chief ken by this time reached Simla. The disturbances in the O. user die:iota and disorders in the Nissaa's doodaisse, continue as formerly. With these exemptions, India in general continues tranquil. Toe Criminal Soris in the Supretne Court of Bombay terminated on Tuesday last it occupied eight days, and was the heaviest, both as to the number of primers and nature of the crimes, ever known in Bombay. The Parsee who so cruelly mar detect a Hindoo lad for the mike of his ornaments, a couple of months since, has been ordered for execution on Saturday next. - Tne mama Cole, after !laving been tried by a nasal eourt-atertid at Buskin, fordo murder of an Arab, and found galley of earnalanliter only, was iodated the seemed time ire ant*: alt Moeda, tar, but own' to en omission in the.rnidensole trial was quiteled by Si, E. Perry, sad the eon wihat liberty. Hs bad bees is confinement merle. The con of Lint. E. Bowles, of the 23rd Balti 1., Mrs was tried for an eigninted smelt on a native *imams /ohne essestin of his duty, and sentenced to those goolatire imprisonment to the serene jail, and to pay a Moe oSOL, has gives rig to a lossiderans amount of die enssion—the sooting of the court being universally con densed u assecionnily severs. The ship Mars, bound foe Dundee% wan MWiy destroyed by Are in the Calcutta • on the,sth a& Within the past month nearly 6,5001. have been inbreeded in the Bombay presidency for the relief of the desatuteSeotate sod Weir. 2,4001. were sent home by last mail, and that of to-day takes 3,0001. more. Sir J. Jee jeebhoy ha. given a second donation of 5001. The Calcutta entoception, opened about the sane time, amounts to 5,0001. —4,0001. of which have beentrommitted home. At Madras, the amount subscribed has leeched the sum of nes rly 3,0001. By Ist of May it is probable not lees' than 20,0001. will have been seat home from India. The Mussoorie Asylum for the reception of the children of European soldiers, which owes its existence to the resident it Lahore, has met with the most &wilel countenance and support from the Court of Directors. Its founder has contributed to it 1,0001.. as an original subscription, and gives 2001. a year as a donation— : prineely sass Coe a major of Bengal artillery. The steamer Queen , with the London mails of the 24th February, arrived yesterday afternoon; she had been eleven days on her passage from Aden. The Victoria, with intelligence to the dth Kern, is expected this day week. (From the Bombay Tr:et/rapt, April 1.) CALCUTTA.—The Calcutta risers inform us that govern meet hoe it in coostemplatioa to despatch a steamer to Assam. on was experimental tripe.—The meeting in behalf of the diamond Irish and Scotch was very numerously attended. 3,0001. have already been sent home, and it is expected the total coniabutions of the presidency will not fall short of 10,0001 , or a Ise of rupees.—Mr. Sunms,'the civa engineer, ha., it is said, laid before goverament a plain In supplying Calcutta with water.—The Calcutta Standard announem the demise of Mrs. Marshman, widow of the late Dr. Hersh man, and described as " the last of that hand of devoted Christians who kid the nu in the great missionary operations in thisland." lire. M. was upwards of it- years of age. --14. M. 62nd mete expected to arrive at Calcutta about the 17th or 18th.—It is reported that the residency of Nippon, vacant by the departure to Europe of Colonel Speirs, has leun offered to Mr. T. R. Davidson, of the Civil &tvice.— The head-quarters of H. M. 9th Regiment have left for Eng land, in the Earl Herdwieke ; the Hyderabad, Manchester. ' and Orient, take home the remainder of the corro. Part of the Sled go home in the Adelaide and Duke of Wellington, and the residue in the Peniosnlar and Oriental Company's steamer Hindosten, Ana to procee.l to England. rid the Cape. The publication of the Cal,:ula Standard has been again diecontinsed.—lt has been announced in Calcutta that " Wore soy satbands mass et prepariair imagined is this amany,jt had been both ammilemeeed eedexpeeigemed aby Dr. CriSheugbaegy sad Yr. . ~.... _...... terns & — disestutiott psioato — Wiro sow 12 put salt —A dealt am ltas mil its sommes la be Calcutta owes **the eshommeet of orbimairithia w sommay's isnimeles AM me awe ;st :' • Satodimis Oki OM" is mbiehmesse ado She OM/ datelpeele, sad Ms meniumse of •• se.. 'iambi* moieties aftho MIS SOW &oiled iii, the &pram ,' Court. . 1 llsonsa.—TM i. .e Col. C. F. beeith, ,of the id Ns tire Veins Daftlim te _sesummed. Me Yams govern. slat is maid Miaow of of 60 teh_ pee me elk bon the Mead elm el bis Nelms ths NOM Ital dy, foe having INOSIMisi • samils o lt ai dssad m i • Mad sport die pails MA& e ime bees per formed at Vh• Ili AMA trader the TM st seseds Mm the 111M's is teMs up with manstime el antseAs se at = ammo the Arabs, sad sesupsels sot the is dimities. mut geneeei l / 4 .. ilheolied smithies of tit* roroiatsy—or Sloss which "alb Mulls sold Matben stasis semen of Mutil ates. ind times d ' Fetes O_ ..r Mesa ties bes Ms /Mid ef ths orris's' of litoedier Dyes it Deb..emse esel of M. mom to liesedesadab, dm a Met fratertiom with fir. herage.aas • e the issuer dm The is Medd at tossoutt with monitory Ara Us se , bat Mehl asemise re it, be will seem the rivil M. Them IA as Mellimeee allay finest outhmek. (Mbar um = . be braeosas dish, se, skaWdeibleibease Melt be ~red to Ms prompt sad Mee imam he their 1 • lIIILITA.R I TELLIGENCE. Cannitist by death in the anoint of balk reported dam the linsgeneenf the mail of Ifuts March . Ear M.sty's Tetioya.—B Smith, 96th Foot, at Coyloa ; Lusk Chafasaa, 84th assis Foot, drowsed oa weep to Ragland. * Bosabey.-11 • .1. St. C. Jameson, 19th, N. 1., at Bea ta= 2Sed arch. Col. C. F. Smith, let Native 'Vetere^ liatalion, at am the 9th Marsh; Lieut. W. Caisw , 21st N. 1., at on the 314 February. Bengal. Goa. J. Almararke,, earmaareding the litsaill Di -at Denerns, en dr Ilth Kirsh • Cal A. aPisi lie Caine of Nhippurq sieJaelna,ssa hit TAM the ale her If tbee;m7ret . Orie=74ler Ciarret.L ... Bowie" Arm 10,017.—Thejzt market alweleate sad Imeadeg aim The 31f 1017 Z =Mama MI there beemi le 1 1 112, =Tbr tam . MIMS 14 , = „ kletello had walla Moll upper to km boa Till" the Mil la Yelimer ib ie m end in hearty pat of We Mee lierly every of pawls the ma Ma Soy were ISM' am • a emotoethe ere ac=rmath to am obehea bee. —Amp make kb gado" the pad edlhetipt would be Mei the reeee at • bet mow y Mame ed e rake! la bones at our et tip. per WM meld Ms aly bard et 4ehetMN 30 bir at tr. us tir=BlllN alessear ma hem Mea to a very mar at tho pone QeYeea • , • Cerael DlAmMlTCW—Theabrwat domed la the Beam ad the Mehlahe lerahrese ot ear mean, sake dean no MOM a MUM Idler almier. ream Mr ems elmetpeimeley tea Want. need. el Awl" dungen. elrenel• l4 be tAm • wont'-'- yn. lagea=l.l 2.4 et low 'MIL ma* Mla a allibt woe WI hisseg m a i rsoilliktive tosser s tr= nit the et Deleasfte4, lb. see st i lL esb Is min e ir ta a= i st a t essio sir b r;ere b: thetas he Mies a lomat lie puma alnehllneig ma Tee Ea l l ll = nalefet i l= ear gem at an only MOM sea ala to ABM ele=lo ak .11= !L teat tra aMar' la = ma ker trait turd Meng been id A le Wheel rah* dotag M thae. TM Math le well Corrom YIAIIII.-111 UlOl.O we are alp seemed of the folloanikeelz 1 1 , —Male Tait, Mo. V, 7,304 les. at IS ; Ile. 14,000 lba. at 8 . No. • 13,0011 Me. et let No. 30, , i1.1101110.4 ems per lb. 1 Tole, Me mope Ibm. at 1 Mo. 111. Me at IS ; No. 30, ' 8,001 122.02 2.1 six vo , io. ms., me li ; so to 28., 84,000 Ith, ' e . t . a er egone sebetit lase ban bote say, woad be MUM the sten AMe al areg f MI Ml SO r the bade Meg et full might, me olio We Is mere* et i• n. per lb. Ilne.—lbne te vepert.rnree lie etreebbeng yet artheed. torr—Meet lale. breedy, at $4 n. per prat. Is mated et A the Irseary trir die atleh modem le be very IMAMI, aid alp Maps the as ememo Ily be anted. Ilewie gin In ea le aid le have ben MI melee me 1+ th. per gallon. Maas Mar-11/111ret Mop a. repels prim ea gmeerally ta ger being Omni lamoth-41. ode et 44a1 t 7 , ra. per lb., le reared, : Wen the ambit prhe i g . cl et ement. Thee Se Mt Dable geenthy et Commas..—Tbe essealeder of tbe parcel Mt arrived ealy bathe math hem Ms imme eine; rf. per lb., and the ineket le 'pie quite bee dee 0111101titiMMIlia8 lit Ns Os* are idly bowleg "MI. Nit. oithindle Oa i a lee .i. euellened MO rate. of belga to Meghtel. e ad p rier see Itairaily, the rOlll, awe see • spermat U. at Ihe of SO Wm et mew. Ss gave et the Smothare Mahreen emery, awl inagel by Piro (pert et a dal, gem hose byelaw et the Omt et which ma odd bee at the rommoletke of the .. of a d la sneer non Mooltately to aferflis hi Moe), and Obe Mee Amgen ren *on tul re. to la se. to 123 per ant Me et 7111 lbe:; me meal or a . are from 1 the = Wlemente Ithemg breallet ma mei es Übe per p.haelsie is Mir ithe ' lobo nen et en, rot be linve very eed Owl ate= Chinary an pine we et : Nem& wed Jumeemeser, 30W, Ob. to Nee. per weft ; ditto, eil. Tin to len I Perm, mew. Ilds.; el; Ike. Wen. realre., lew, Wm 11 1 4414 . 1 dine. ell, lbs. le Tree. Oierithotty, on, etre. tithe.; IlMo, de, din.. Coma% eli. Ns. Ceens.—Nottdpg Onvta.--So neentin ahl tese an hot. resnerne.—That mewls than 711. par See le Ilialail. Oboe err Yet es mat ma U. la be e r peld, he eis my esthete rate bee net bea mehMel; se a m t er too Mem To It 5 0,:: tbe inellest atm et hese melba me, at Si. IT .. ild. To emegereale Mee hem merle eta den to U. 13a. To China, 23re. th lers. par anly enlisees the nee. limentrunge.-111he own sertet le beesalegenteedlngl7 lied, and stmarasil. reek nen M le • W w et lean ht Ps bele •■■10•1 ea on of 'obis , Mda ale pet en the eWe uote m• Wows :-8 Por OM. Ira el UM% lila knw& per 140 Bb. ra g 1 ditto Of im32.31. SI ea per ham; 4 Ala at MP^ $7 rm. per 100 Qr.'s re.; 3 411 beet 11141.42, MN re. pee tato I alle el 1543-43, 87 N. ditto; I dam et Timone In% me lslll .a Bank et Beelep, IS to 111 as per mt. gen. OMEN Bank, 21 ra. ditto. Agra ink. MI se..eminive eras bennOielhelie on lone 30, 1817, of 40 N. per ohm. Marl M he MN year alai Den 31, DM, to 12 per ea. Oiemesnii. 4le 41 pee. Eratern.—lbs Me at di nenbe IMO ea Weed Is dent to te. 0141. to to. 1114.. et bad witch Mee iremettenisie bed fast. ree Whet dike goeresneme nmereerntenteele blennette ache lane einem se nen peeing ids meek enigon to Eaelert, lan not jot brae nett ennteleeL A *Mid after Is bee awed a decline In the rate of emeimpi ratca or BW.loN.—aolllloBlrat ll if. I WA; Bank of Mg. land Me perL .ad, Be as • emine. (." T*ll CALCIMA ytAßiirs„ tresZihe MP WEI at Yet nese awe lam red kunst. The ssiir4t be us iset mil ems bows at is Is assuld dome We dee, set 1141 Isammisa swonetwello wows sad wwwwies the west ewe lemskie AMIN& saused slietslals WM. Is de media ter Sins doily wh per WW I war low yea mar web wing% Osasigessay high rates height Ws psesmot Issossemilislasislosis eatend Its sisswes se de Igplbstalisest Wes am WOW is stis wow: Irel im re g ait s thus wwl, za swinglre,r r tlrtr iuin ni li bssa g e snra, e saswa Z I. MIMI° es, weM et eta howswe ma upwerd may, re Ime cried et Ss. ffd.w fs summer sweet hil Win below eollealogLillbk sat Weis lawsrabWl Isla etlawnstes privets le l 2 per era, tlishiplisuiman. owl es astummews sosspewiss to 8 per cent pee swan. Ild• anis d - lwa et swaso% • dellreft• 'I as /r e cast artery's dMis me seen tee oi New The per Cent lass Is le MI be as Wow as • din t of about I seeeteeeart Milts ere still Mae, sad, there being hale et a lszae or ear y weenies so the saran% of seatlabie tewesge, will probe y yet po up. As au& es U. lam. aid Si. lk boa given kw sugar and rine to England. The French steamer Le Tage, arrived at Havre on Sunday, brings . intelligence from Lisbon to the 27th of April, inclusive, being six days later than our ac- I counts rid Southampton. It will be recollected that the deliberation of the council on the subject of the propositions made by Lord Palmerston, ended in their ad option, - though no steps had been taken to carry them into execution. The progress made subsequently by the insurgents has, however, put an end to the Imitations of the Queen, and just before the departure of the Tags from Lisbon, it was given as certain that the Queen had decided upon making concessions in favour of the people, and that everything OM settled. These conditions had been signified to Sit da Bandeira, who was at Setubal, but he had refused to listen to them, 'stating that he was under the orders of the Junta of 'Oporto, and referring the overtures to his superiors there. The Queen had changed her ministry. The new cabinet was to be coinpoeed as follows:—Minister of Foreign Affairs, M. Bayard ; Minister of Justice, M. Leitao; Minister of the Interior, M. Proense ; Minister of Finance and Marine, M. Tojal ; Mi nister of War, Baron Ponta da Berea. With regard te the movement' of forces on both sides, we glean the following facts :—The English steamer, Royal Tar, which had been bought by the Portuguese government front the Peninsular and I Oriental Company for 10.0001., was captured by the insurgent steamer Minden , " on the 21st April, as she was about to enter the Tagus. She had - on board 10,000 muskets and 40,000 cartridges. A sloop, 1 belonging to the Queen's party, was also taken by the insurgents, whilst on her way from Gibraltar. St. Übes was in possession of the insurgent forces of Sada Bandeira and de Mello, to the number of 45,000 men; and the Queen's troops, ander Vinhses, were said to be in a well-selected position, commanding the 'town and fort. The king left Lisbon on the 26th, t o join the army. Notwithstanding the overtures made to Sada Bandeirs, the government were, on the morning of the 27th, sending heavy artillery across the Tagus, for the purpose of directing it on St. Übes, and causninethe steamers of the Junta lying there to remove te a greater distance, so that the govern ment might bombard the town with greater facility. They had also fitted up the Vasco de Gams, ship of war, which had Isis unfinished in the Tagus for more than twenty years, and supplied her with an ill•assorted crew, hastily picked up in the streets of Lisbon. This vessel had sailed for St. Übes, together with the Iris cor• 7 ofrf- __/1 i 1 , 1 4 W-.•-- - - . - - ' -. - . . . . . . (fflirtSS No. 212.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1847. [3d. 'rette, just arrived from Brazil, and the Conde do Tojal steamer, to attack the steam squadron of the uisurgeota. Sans fighting, both by as and land, was expected ; sad the queues party was eery sanguine of sums. The discount on Bank of Lisbon note' was 2 , 220. PRICER CURRANT. I rem, per ewe. are reso. Ur No, 1. 1"0 •. • W. Irde,32T.lars.e.4o 0..044 Id Hoer ll 10 .. 0 YeDow kOsey ... 45 0...47 Cargo etCordt, re 9 0.. • Mae - ... —. .. 40 0..11 Warr 11 10... • lliesdlies, terra._ U 0- 4t lAA., at per tea. Yellow-- ...... 44 9...47 YU, Ir. lll 12-111 Pia. 4O 1...11 !UM, ern .... Drawl tUrree, b. 14 0..42 Dere Troy 43 • 01 Prat dr... ll 0 • inthe 47 0.. *3 led or minim . . If II SO Terris, brows— $4 0..42 Ilpeker TO I 37 1 Tenn . . ... 46 1.. 45 One, rt. 2017 p. Ir. 4.p. Owl or ;16161 . .. 46 9-.31 Wok 1.4 pale 3O •.. I Ballined, llarebre.. 1111 11...011 - Amer .. . 3 3•...1$ Low 61 • .04 brown . yellow.. 27 41.. SI Corr, is Der. WI lark - l l l C l llettor 46 0. 0 sepalB4l • di • Cod ft 10 4 Oesd. 43 O.- 40 0 Sour Iles. l6 10_24 1 rim 70 0...113 0 OUre,o•lllyoll,paces 33 0 .33 03717774 gad era- Ore Nut . 19 4..30 rry . sr • . se is fad, up., pit, Me orrery_ 40 0... 41 0 pot too 36 0.. 0 Me 00 0... 73 0 Irseed l/welso, gaol tore 34 ll SO 0 ri0•100364 pie cwt. Corte itka, ma- Ihitter—Carly Ist 92 11-94 Ws to doe 24 0_ 10 0 tad 0 0 0 &ware rad /116- Ird 0 0. , 0 rag 250.170 DelWaOrt 0 4 • Tu, et par lb. Lawrie*, do Se 0..1$ 010(00,0rmon.. I 0 ... 096 Crow, tat Awls, at per cwt. 1 1 1fory, 136 • 0 • Dire white 2l 6 24 0 waterwat 76 0 62 Cwr. low 0 • . 0 • Weer lefts 2A • SO 0 Prre Ur . • •.. • Carettaa... _ ... la 11— 114 • Fork, prewar... $1 6..01 Berns. Deowo.Porkleork /44 •. . .0 4 li r lI MP IL • Do., was. - 1 1•••••• 1/•••••1104 Whilst, as the Belgian papers remark, the Bank of England is raising its rate of interest, the SocietiE Generale of Belgium is "giving a generous example to the contrary." It has lowered the rate of discount on commercial paper to 41 per cent. 65 0:: ' 011 o ' lard.lbilrot,prtrk I, A v. , • Mb bolder Amnesia Nom, Ox and Orr, at per lb. B. A. sad M. Video, V„. 4 o 0 di ed 07 4 3,1 .0 4 , :l . cy 0 5 ...0 Si 0 4 ._• 41 Zig dry 0 4t. 0 5 Llniak Volp. dry.- 0 5 ...0 9 Wad India, dry 0 4t...0 4 belted 0 34. 0 U • loot bad 0 4 . 0 10i Kir t. l . l „. .Azo, dry 0 7 . .0 5 0 94...0 9 S. dWar.bOrae, per We 7 0..35 0 Itrawria. ditto 6 6...10 6 Thre Women, at prr tar. Lc=ralea-Si 0... 0 I ' 111.910 Ounpeaeley 0 0... 0 0 Forth, Jambes 6 0.. 0 0 Priewodea, large edd odd 15 0 .17 II m0d.....- Lino 15 0..17 14 /el Saida& ...... . 1 0... 510 Bisail .... 30 0 Id 0 • 11rtaliza. - 11140 • a ss` mi. • 4 ... 4 se to 34 pliald. o.r. 4 ... 4 'Orb 4 ... 3 ina& 4 4 Er M so34lool.p. 11 .. 0 11 . • Idle -...._. - rt..ts, per ton. r.T.14. CO • A 4 MI Y44ff49444. 9 Mal 0 0... 11 =ml PhodAk 33 0...43 Vaiyar3 ."."2l. 7 10...34 34 10...33 31 0 0 31 1 *U m .. U . 0 .. ... abo al` : :.:: I. 0...33 Ms ..., .- - ..- 17 10...22 rug, et par cwt. = MI 0... 0 112 • 04 Oa hi blahs.- „ 03 0... 0 two, dim Om lig. StO 0 S 0 I TALLOW.—No market. Prices nominal. Peters burg Y. C. on the spot, 475. 6d.. New, last three iseathe, 465. 6d. COALS.—H4/-past Two.—A very brisk sale at the follewihemseta: Adairs Male 11•14 . 4 Motley isider• Wen north, CdreellartYy Men 14414 X 4•11441 14rs/e7 —. —4 Taaliel4 314.4 Mut ltartki l7. 44 Mello Yawl 441414414 —4 —4 1 1 14/14 BIN 114yr1414 &Ow. 144 14 wan. itaillrs/44110 Hottoo N W 41141144 Clart• 4•4 Oo —d W• 114 Rod Heaton Walls Hal Nowell ..... 4.1 w.u. lad Homo 704 N Wahs Sod [1111•404•41/ —. —4 W4l/41444 Lambloo 404 N Walls 44 Stewart% Walls EN Adaloldo Te n ' —d W 4114 lad Ton ..... Od 174. CORN.—MARK-L&Nll.—With short supplies of English Wheat and a stook of useable foreign certainly not exceeding a fortnight's consumption for London priors con tinue to advance, and sales were readily made io-day at 2s. above the quotations of Monday. Western Canal Flour made Os. per barrel. Barley, Oats, Beaus, and Peas a ready sale, at le. advance. . " The following are Mortridy's quotations: satn.u. 8 a otos , awn... War" Ear= and Kest Rad.-- 83 to 87 $9 White . 117 in 91 to 93 Norfolk ud gado& 53 to 63 67 do 65 to 6/ to 91 Talavera Okra or gailblk) 93 to 97 Oiailieldinklaeolallidss so $7 to NI .White 63 to 69 to 61 Northumberland a toilet do. —to do —to— to MU do —to -- do —to— to Rea 604465 &Aunt, Ueda", 43 44 Dietilliog .- - ..46 49 to 52 Malting 35 to to 55 Ckevaller 54 6 6666666666 bail KOOK WWI' Ksir 73 to 75 Rae pale 711 to $4 Os's, Eagiali Peed 32 to SY 04 _Black-. 31 to 314 Od Ditto Potts& 36 to Us 04 -Potato.. 37 to:l9s Od Berwick andlittdok Feld 53 lo 134 Od...Praita. 3.6 to 404 Od Irish Feed .........30 lo 31 to Us 0d...1516615. 51 10 334 Oa Ms Passe ..„ 56; Od 10 404 04 Feu, Grey 4l to SO. 04...Nap1e... 54 to 58. Od Maw .59 to IS .. a lti i laL 4•3 to 69 albite 45 to 34. Naas% Kan gas 41 to 43 Tick. 41 to 46 . old 44 to 50 Harrow 43 to 46 Small 45 to 31 old NI 10 64 Toes. new Spring .... . to New Winter to -- old to ILarmarna, New 4O to 42 Per thseamol. Luso Cm= £l2 10e to tl3 Oa. Per melt al/Wan. hoot, Taws made, delivered 10 to 75... Floe Tforwohold OS to 66 Norkilk mad aufiblk... II to 66 Widnes Northumberland, Lincoln, and Tortola,* Elomea MI Neat. —to Irak —to FOREIGN. Duly tree. WEBAT, 111124iC and Konigsberg 53 to 53 Is. to $2 .. to Pooveronean, Rostock, sod Stettin, sew 53 to W...-- to -. French and Brabant Danish sad lisoibmgh 52 to 14... to Rimesis 6710 73 . ..... Egyptian.. to —... to Danube sad Odom lipanteb,hard to ..... -.sok-- to —... to oiusadlsa to .Aulealian 62 to 92... lop Bauer, reeding .... $6 to 44 Malin( 44 to 31/... to Lam.. Coss .. .. ... 50 to NI Lowman la to 40... to Or" EOM= 30 ta 32 .. to Porocronean and ilteskaad - to Swedish sod Dui& 27 to 31.-- to Frieselasid and Dada DIM Brow. to Swot Tick email Fauptiaa—... 40 to 44 Tensor to to 1.55 n, Grey White 3l 10 33 Dalton Taus, Ohl to Uweszo, liiide sad Reran 46 44 to 47 .. do. do. Nediternmess sad Odes 17 19 to 61... do. do. Bus= 44 10 43 Herateeed $6 10 36 .. do. do. NAME= CARES free of ditty, per tea, /3 10e. to E 3 154. Looms Cases, Dosch sad Oen.= ditto SI 10e. to tlO 10a. Ditto Yvvook sad Maestro ditto ZIO 104. to El 110,. per EH. et 1961ta. .. .... .. 42 to 44 40 to 45 .. Beek of Ile Ito. met Hirsobart (MAY 7 1 4 . Pe to COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Cloek.—The funds opened heavy and in decline; Comb at Mt to I money, and 865 to 1 for account. They fell subsequently i per cent.. bat are now quoted 86$ to 5 mosey, and NI to 7 for time. Basins has been lees active to-day, speculators being sexious to leans the result of the interview between the Gevernor and Deputy-Goversor of the Bank and the Chan cellor et the Exchequer yesterday, which is 'apposed to have had reference to the question of the Es chequer Bills, in respect of raking the interest en which mite debersaination Joust shortly be costs to, es these falling du► in the beginning of June shield shortly be adver tised in the usual °owes for being paid of or renewed. Baler the rats of interest be ulaterislly advanosel, it is "des certain that nano will be deesendoil intent sia a Stock Escheat* that the eheasellor bar a settee elk rote lances of these bills, ea operedea whir, the present state of the stock market, is smoldered 10 ha 119 policy. Exchequer Bills ore tow lift as die. Redwood Threes, 851 to Oases., Mt 4. Beek Stock, 188 to 190. The ark to the eons market, and of Is. ea Monism Sea; tray 0, reirsed cause of the depreseloa of the hinis the ritassieg. We me almost without transectioss in foreign stocks. Dutch Two-and•a-lislf per Cysts. are quoted 674 to 8; the Fours, 1374 to It. Spanish Fives, 23 to 4; the Threes, 34 to 6. Portneuese, 334 to 44. Mexican, 194 to 20. New Granada, 194 to 20. Sleek, IN NI INOLIIIII 7171NDS. per Ct. Oerolo Met., 1111 rt Mr Coma. 17/ Radioimer 110. I _ Meat Mew -Ipo Ct. kol..___-. _ I , ______.- .- e Orros. 475 2 3 pre 04. Onmerla Aar . M 1 e arguer NM. 115 Oa 4 roassoi PUWDi. I per Ct. •4422144 n SAY, 114 4 I per C• 43. <Newts 314.14 111 ~.,.......l t.. .. ....... ~. . 1 °mark Deferred Ma, Ali ~ ~. 3 pr. Ct. Heeler, 111 U, 145 l• 3 per CI. Beaslllan 844..113 4 4 pm CI. Peruvian pis., 17 9 Ulna 33err. II 3 199411•911011.01449. 142., $l4 49 4 per Ct. Hamm Ayer sr., :. 14 1 per Ct. Ittsaka bd. VI , 144 II Din C 1 o 01534 5244.. II 11 Nur 114 Ids. 4 Dino Opleath. Dot /643„ —• 3 Pe2C7. Nail /14. 94 004451214 p Squaw Ms, II Si apar34s 11.11154 14, 1$ 17 3 per Mil* Dea.4ls 7 i lipaslek Tosithe Ms.. 4 4 , ii re Ws., 374 5 2 per Cl. 11.1111110111 Ws, 36 41 I per =Duet, 117 f • Trmersoin Wined SO . 114 135 —.-- RAILWAYS.—We are without demand for shares, and if say considerable quantity Tore pressed upon the mar ket, they could only be disposed of at an important seiniflee of pried. The amount of business done in share securities in the Stock Exchange is extremely limited, the jobbers there having turned their attention so exclusively to Consols. French shares me all wens ; Northern of Ft mice have been done at the depressed rate of 4 premium. SALES EFFECTED CP TO TWO THIS I/AY IN LONDON. (Yedertkee prime I'M be found In hot pep). Amb., Nett, Rau, and E.J., 11 Len. and 8. W., 1114 3 Bina and Oxford Jane, 174 i Do. New Comet. Eighths, 461 =:tea s tri., l 11 4 ' Mon. k Leeds, OR Do. Ibilree. 444 31 EdWM. 2 Do. Filth; 9 undse, IS 11l Do. Thirds Reg., I 1 p DaPer.SpreCt. Nut, 11 p Kan. & tir s hempton, I Do, du, No. t., i i p . I II Do. Ye* Ent, 3 Do. New, 71 F- Isemshlre, IS 3I Newcastle k liererick, 24) 34 De. dew, 7 Do. New, 111 1 F.. tabssasaire. Si 8 N. Britlek Think Si Edit. and Glasgow, WI 9 Nardi Iltabelklire, 61 1 Great Northern, 24 NerdiWkleen 4 3l Ores& 6. h W. (Ireland), S.S4 6 Praise k Wpm, Sti Oreet Waters, 113 12 Ds. Balms, 11, 11 DOM 134 Doo. . Halves, 16 464 Ikettlis Osnerel, Read., Oard. & Reigate, 41 , Do. Fifths, IS 4 Marra Nil Mr.. tass A. 24 Do. New, t Ilhemehloe aim. If 4 a Law. k Carlisle, 394 limilliednins, I d Do. New, 10 k E. k Dome, 341 11 Leeds a Bradford, 1131 & Wales, SI 7 London & Madtwall, 71 W.R. Coon i 1 p Lon., Brie.. k R. Cnart, 31 304 York k Newer/We, New, 11l 14! Lon. It N. Welters, 172 1 Do. Preference, 61 De. Qr.. L. k 8., 22 York * N. Mara Port., 104 1 Do. Qrs. New, 111 Celt of France (Or. &Vk r.i, 11/ Do. Fifths, 13 4 Northern of Frames, 124 12 Do. 401. M., M.& R., 644 Parte and Lyons, 4/ Lyna and Ely, 2131 Paris k Wag/ours, 14 LIVERPOOL RAUB, Mai 4. There was a severe depression in the share market yester- day. The sellers were numervue, the buyers very few. The decline may be considered to have been general. E. Lancashire New, i d S. E. k Darer, 364 Do. New scrip, 1 p Do. New, No. 4, par Landes a N. W., 1 7 2 1 1 Lee& & Think, Pref., 1 p Do. gm New, 91 1 p Shrews. & Cinder, 4 4p Do. Qrs. (0.4,1: 4 p 1 p Shrews., Om., kChewler,2l d Man. & Leeds Amb.kE.Ja., 1144 Do. 124 sh., i p 84., Lan., & Ch. J 14 d Do. Halms., lane I. R., 34 p Mr. k Oxford Ja., 7 p Do. Flittuslate W.R.U..Be. 9d p Ince-, Preston, k R. lid Do., late Man., 8., & By, 20 p North Staffordshire, W. 4 p Man., Shelf.. & Lin. (late Great N. Western, li 4 d glens.ft ehet)Hre., 11 d Shrew. & Hereford, li d Midland, 1134 Shrew.. & H 1,., A. par Do. New, 31 i p lisa mad South ,1 1 d New. tic Berwick New, 11 p The market was not so firm wet descriptions of stook gam omd deal of business was don. Alan" Nott.,& ilea E. J., I i-ld d Mt, Lem., &Clam Jo., d ▪ k Ox/ord la., 71 p Nock., altheros, k N. W. Prof., 1 13.16 p N. Lancsabili Nur Seep, i p pr Fleetwood, Pm., k WILL. If d Glasgow std Duelfrten 3.18 Lancaster and Preston 4:01, p 1 I) Leads and Mb* Pref., 7.10 p BALM MAT 4. as on the previous day, and way to ,me extent ; but v. Lea, & Qrs. (C), d 51 p Mae M r. & Lids (CU. .b.), Dialltbs(lideW.R.U.). I I p Wa n lid., sall La., 63 M . Itt, ffiaddidentli,l7l.6d. Thadd.d N MIA p N. INedlniddre, 113-16 1 p N. Weans. I+d BIBAIINGHAK BALM, MAT 4. There was another very heavy day in the market. Salty could only be effected at even lower rate. than in London en Monday. Sales in local lines were effected at the following quotations, but our correspondent remarks that none of thew were maintained at the close of the business. Midland, Ile Ethrrwa. k Blew. (A), 3.. 9d. y Blrre.,Wolr..t Dudley, 3/. In&Lp Do (B), f d & Stow Valley, I p Oropskre Union, IJ d Kan., Sun.,* Mat, f d S. fkarrordahlre, Ida. 9d. d N. Statlordahlre, 11 1 p LID 6 STABIL MAT 4. In consequence of the improvement in the prima dnrialy the two previous days, there were a great many sellers In dm market ; but, as buyers were not t ' be build m proportion, pries declined. K. Lancashire, Scrip, Ss, p par Matlock and Buxton, Su 7r.61.41 Do. New. 10s. les. Id. d N. British Um. tin E. and W. Yorkshire, Us. l 4 d North Staffordshire, lonia Thirsk. 41 d North Western, 33e. d Do- Pref.. So fo. p Northern Counties Union, 24 d • lien. k Leeds 321.5 h.., Ns. /a 6d.p I Hud. sad Sbelßeld, ISa p W. R. Moe, to.. 4a p BRISTOL The market war art eo firm by the unfavourable &sweat London market. Caladonin, d d Harem 0. Western New, S p NUelland New 40/. Morse, f# p Do. 30i. 'harem 9J. Be. 9d. p HULL NAL Dm. & Bright., Flitreatlmbstd.p N. Whisk flra, 62 L SOL Do. Est. fle., 7s. fie ea. Id. p Do. Third; SOs. York & Newt. New, p 111. A., Par., & Bottom 7i d.. Et, MAT 4. haring been operated upon 1 of the close of ytaterdey's Neon: amok and Berwick, 6 p Do. New, it p N. Laffordshtre, 111 p Beath Wake, 15 4 Wen Riling Uanow,4 p ZS. XI, 4. Black.,Chth.A.N.W.PreL,llMed.p Fleet, Pres., k W. 1., li 4 New. lk Berwick. Now, !lip North western. d North Stalerdshise, ll 111 p W. B. Union, 4. ed. p WM, Mar 4. N. B. Maarten, 0{ M. 31 Do. Extension, I N. Rtefilirdahler, 7 64. DM 9d. N. Menem V. IL. York as Mew. New, 141 Do. Pref., 61. Ma 04. 4 ...—... SALM Mar 3. Caledesdea New, 411 a. 44: DIM. sad Northers, la Dundee & N. Baas., 311 ad. 34e. Do. New, 117 e. ed. 4es. Dundee and Perth, 33 Do. Newport. n 71. es. Do. New, ISM Do. Ds. New, 44e. E. Lothian PALM, 441 Men. I BoalhasopLa, IL. MM. Mtn , Leith, k Demi= Quarters, N. British lam. Ift Ks. ed. 12.9 d. lb. N. Do. New gra Pulp, Med. 23e. MM. k Pert* an IL 47 .. De. Mids. Mla 371. Do. Halves, 13164. Eleottish Central, 244 Oral Northern, 371364. PRODUCE.—MtNamo-Larz, Half-past Two.— There has nut bean a public sale of Sugar to-day, bet Ibis article wean a steady appearance), and a fair amount of bud ness has been done in Wert India, by private contract. Bar fined, dull ; Lumps, 61s. to 64t—Itice has sold steadily k the public sales to-clay at very full prima. Madava, 20s. to 21s. ; a part, 211.6 d. ; goad to fine white &cm* 61. to 234. 6d. ; a few lots at 146 Pimento, Mies .M , 114 si. per lb.—Cofibe: The) public sales west karkr. ini rri and a large portion was bought in, u buyers refuse d last week's ',Meas.—Ruin continues dull and Cotton remain neglected. The transactions of dig kir days have been too few mod unimportant to glOsigadiationa. —The Tea market continuos dull. sewn rare to TEA IX 1447 re Lear watt. Leedom Unmask 1,511,104 137,,136 Hall .•- - SII,SI3 W/4,464 . ----- 111msliiiiitiii 1 CM YORK E. Countim, York Estee., St Circa Northern, V. 12s. 211 New. a Der, 1.4 Do New, el North Brand Holm, 14k Do. Thirds, If V. 100 ei. 214 0 1 . Immo Doty pig on Myr Os li b s wook lis LW" Lod look Watt EA ad Clyde 1,63,511 cwt. To tho Imo pooloi OM Tat ~. 1,144,W1 ramos,—..... ~ .. ...... ..... ......... su,m cwt. nom, American Dorta# &11.111VAL8 INTO LONDON FROM $ MAY TO 5111 MAY. Qrs. Debi Bootsb. Irish. Yorefis. "Mod I 2110 Dale, IMO 4450 Oats Moor, 1,170 sada ; torahMalt, 2,11110 quarters. IMPERIAL AVERAOLS. Many„ Wb 75s In t al l traili 3.1 1 36.1 " 14 7s 3d - 21 7. 0,1 1 54 Id Ie 04 51. .14116 Aprn 3 7s 14 51s id 1. 114'27s 7d l tlr 5115' - 10 710 54 4Os 64 le 7C M. 10d,511.1" - 17 711. I In. ed 7dllde - SI 75. 104 S• 54 Ms 74530 64 ins 114). welts' Agg. Aver. 75s 3404. la IhaMe 9d,54.1s (There Are ao dot/ran finches Grata.) Pelee. War. 110. Mar. 3;. Apra 3.Ap54l 10. April 17. April 34 ii s HULL, MAT 4.-With exhausted stocks in granary, and most insignificant supplies both from abroad and coastwise, , the business traassetions of the past week have partaken of the same limited character we have so repeatedly had to notice of late. Our Continental advice. again come higher, and in every part of Europe prices are being paid f r all articles of human coneomption which quite preclude their shipment to this country, even at the high rates now obtain able. America and the ports of the Black Sea are thus the only sources of 'Ripply, and en early and fine harvest is most needful for the future condition of the country. If the very acceptable r,in which has fallen during the week is succeeded by veer= westher r lf which to-day a ff ords hope), we may yet see so ded •on event. The reports received this morning from Mark-lane have completely surprised the trade hare ; our farmers at to-day's market were exceedingly wild and high in their demands for the Wheat they offered (and which was to a very fair extant), 90s. being the price demanded for general runs while 84.. to fBs. were the rates most current en the part of millers, the only buyers at there extreme rates an advance of ss. to 6.. per qr. was paid on foreign. Our supplies of spring torn and Wheat am very small, and all descriptions am ready sale at fully Is. par qr. advance. The stock of Linseed, especially of fine qualities is now small and worth Is. more money. Cakes are in improved demand, not many on band, and the turn dearer. We hear of no transactions in Rapeseed or Cakes. The following are the present prices of gram: Wheat, red, Ms. to 90s. ; white, 90.. to 95a. ; Dantsie, 84s. to 90e. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 841 a. to 881. Barley, malting,. 46a. to 50a. Oats, 343. to 38s. ; Daniah,3os. to 36.. ,• Rursian, 36.. to Mc Beans, 54:. to 58e. ; foreign, 52a. to 561. • Peas. white and yellow, 65., to 63e. Linseed, crushing, 48a.; feeding, 48s. to 525. Rapeseed, per 10 gm., Linseed C4ser, English, per ton, 101. 2.. Bd. ; 81. to 01. 10e. Raps Cass, W. Imppoorrts from the Aped to the 23rd April incluaive :-Whest,loo_qya. ;= 557 • Osts, 144; Beans, 660; Peas, 10; Tares, 365; I 1,018 ; Rapeseed, 280; Linseed Cakes, 111. IPA erten. MAT IL-Supply of Wheat amdl. Millen pore chased sparingly, at an advent.* of 3s. to is. upon last week's rates. Barley, Seam, sad Per in short supply, anal deers,. Lam grog BUZzsill), MAT 4.-At this day's market there was but a moderate show of Wheat offering, and for which very high prices were asked. The business dono was at an advance o/ 4s. to 6a per load over the rates of this day weak. lama. 131. ,31s 10di 111. 31 Bulgy is psi W.•+ 314. to 366 whilst ill t . 7 tid a rtrwtak illa t ie =ds ; loitaf Corn, ladi” bleal,soil lisor, lit liaSkiktl . p l al i s el i nt e ret k aa;l ui dirersis othe ; ; r m . mi . Wing Ma averts daring the same tams Winn bees s iir lit I Eit enewat. in eases el the deliveries IMO lEolgrentia Iti nestparts et the • haviag fallen of emilesabiy, mod Me stability exhibited in all the calmer, aterkate et late, we had' an active banner is Flour inter lined:lately sine Friday. at naproviag ratao ; end the'ries is ELark.lane yesterday giving a sadden ixerslas to the trade En mening, the isles of Web India sad Peseta Wisest, to somesoos Mien hoax atone sertlee, IMO ataef exams dee, ea Is IL to 9d. per MM. efget u flablillie Odds day session; several denim. however, libillltetot, lathed vonoglied, beau trade leek Flew net & rod deama the d, at an useadasat i g ili ge . EN Its.; awl Amens= waa ia lively req welders bash nags/ Ik. is 425. 6d., tad the lower q 40c U. to 410. tit e r lberrel. OriadiecHarley sold he* et ea ed. IlLa mg ghat was Is. _par es. deem "Ne lhoos cad resa bual ti min eitagtisa los WM% oath mull be noted 2s. pre or., blotter. OM mil Oemeol. riffawe saleable, the IL pit & and the latter Is. p a rr gi ged i . l.l rir radian Oen the nitrations for Irish wenn were repeated extra, 0111 end the reduced rates atel k y . folly maintain& : Wheat, per 7016., red, 1 le. 91. te Ile. ; tetra, 11 e. 9d. to 124.3 d. ; , 12s. 2d. to 12a.11.; extra, 12,. 3d. to 12s. Bd. ; Irish, red, I Is. 3d.. to Us. dd. ; extra, Ile . 3d. to Its. 9d .; white, Ile. Bd. to lls.ll/ Hersey, English, per quarter, 50.. to 64a. ; Chevalier Ida NM*.; Scotch end Irish, per 80 lb., 7e. 3d. to 7.. IL Melt, quarter, pale, 725. to 86s. Oats, Wrater per 46 lb., ta. 74. to 6a. 9d. ; May 1 4 11 2 6 4 2 ill i i i ill2 6. Welsh, be. 7.1. to 6s. Bd. ; frisk • Sae epee U 9d. to 6s. 9d. ; general qualities, Et. 71. to 6a. &MU, Englieh, par quarter. • ills te Ns t , Pipers. 665. to 575. Scotch and hie. pee 4180 lb., 411 a as 61e. Peas, English, per quarter, 'wink AM to Its, i Ea NA Irish, grey, 645. to 56e. Fhor . 4 . 280 IE, 38 0 111 and Iriek, due ' 625. to 455. ; M t 60L aye.. ; extra, 68s. to Os. Oatmeal, per of 114918,1 Irish,. 1844, 6a. to 62a. ; old , 44.. pt 48!.; crodiAel 13.9 d. ; - wiito - , fa Al, 't o 1a.. ; United st:ies, red. 11s. 6d. to 125.; white, 12s. 34. to 12a. Bd.; Dantxic, mixed and red, Ils. 4d. to Ils. Bd. ; high mixed, 12a. 3d. to 12.. 94. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 1 It. Bd. to 12a.; white, Ila 94. to 12a. 3d. ; Riga awl Petersbarg, resl,lls. 4d. to I Is. 84. • Archangel, lla. 24. to Ile. 64.; Odessa, common, red, Ils. 24. to 115.1 d. ; Polish, lls. 3d. to 11s. 2 3 . ; French. Spanish, and Italian, red, I ls. 2d. to 111. 6d. ; white, 111. 3d. to I Is. 9d. ; Bannat and Marisumpai, rd, lls. 3d. to lls. 9d. ; Egyptian, 9s. 6d. to 10s.; Maditerranean, hard, red, 10s. Gd. to lls. Rye, per qr., Baltic, lac., 565. to Ms. Barley, per 60th., 7s. to 7s. 9d. Oats. per 45 lb., 51. 7d. to ea. 10d. Beane, per quarter, European, 465. to 624.; Egyptian, per 4801 b., 425. to 435. Peas, per qr., Baltic, Sc., white, 60s. to 645. ; Canadian, 58s. to 62.. Indian Corn, per 4801 b., 50s. to 534. Indian Meal. ' per harrcl of 1961 b., 255. to 265. Flour, per barrel of 1961 b., Canadian, sweet, 41s. to 425.; United States, sweet, 41s. to 425. 6d. ; United States and Canadian, sour, 375. to 38s. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn, from the 27th April, to the 3rd May inclusive: Wheat, 16,107 qn. ; Barley, 4,913• Malt, 1,235; Oats, 2,057; Beans, 2,734' Peas, 496; 'action Coro, 50,813 ; Indian Corn Meal, 14,956 barrels; Oatmeal, sacks, 320; flour, 2,161 sacks, 30,866 barrels. LYNN, Mar 4.—A good supply of Wheat to-day, which meets a fair demand at an advance of 4a.Ad ss. per qr. Oats and Beans, 2m. to 3s. per qr. dearer. Wheat, per 61 to 631 b., 1325. to Ws. ; white, to 925. Barley, beat, 534. to 545.; stained, 445. to 4 64 . Beans, 54e. tooth. Oats, 1841. to I9d. per stone, to the growers. PLenotor, Mae 4 —This port continues without im ports of Wheat, and farmers' samples made an advance of 34. to 4e. this morning, 96a to 100 s. per quarter being the rate* current. Fleur advanced to Mc per sack; and a supply from the United States has arrived et e seuottable time. Barley, grinding, Me. SALISBOMT, Mae 4.—The rise in Mark-lane yesterday bad a similar tendency here. The beat fine :white Wheats sold at 925. per qr. ; red, lifts. to 904.; moderate samples, 645. to 86s. ; while very indifferent samples made 80s. Flour rose 4.. pet bag. Barley, of good quality, and of the usual weight, between 10 score 121 b. end 11 score, was 24. per qr. dearer, beet bright sample. fetching Ma per qr. ; fair sam ples, 545.; moderate, 50s ; and inferior, 465. Malt was offering at from 10.. to 11.. per bushel. Barley Meal Me. to 265. per bag. Oats very scarce, rims 2s. per qr. above ' those given last Tuesday ; 38s. per qr. the price of bed. 345. moderate; and 30s. for very indifferent qualities. Beans, the beat, were from 2.. to 3e. per qr. dearer, and very scarce. Both white and grey Peas could not be purchased .without submitting to an advance of (ram Is. to 2a. per qr. Rye : The few sample. sold made from 60s. te 665. per qr. Indian Corn not in request here. Winter Torts 6.. to 6s. 6d. per bushel; spring, Se. to CHEESE.—SamenTaY, MAY 4.—A rather short supply pitched this dry, though during the week consider able sales lave been effected fur Loudon from the stores kept hem. The prima Carbon Chedders have been at an advance of 24. per cwt., some best making 70.. per cwt. ; seconds, 665. Double &mallets and _Wills, 60.. ; single, &4s. Cowards, 445. Skims, 344. HOPS.—Bosoucirt Maatcsr.— 71co o'Clock.— MEWL Pattemdee and Smith, Hop Factors, report that there is a fair meant of business doing in euloury Weald of Keats sod Stumm, at fully as high price.. KW* Kau, gum. usto U. • 2•4414 a, 144•44.. p. elm AL lip V. Wesid et Kass „ 4 455 5 • Yearllag , 2leto l II Nom „• 1 1110 1 5 Old ~I 10 to 5 Paraban• - Se I Mat 4.—The trade rather better. Beat Pernhame, 61. 6s. to 71. per cwt. ; Country, 61. ss. to 61. 10s.; Sussex, 61. ; Kents, from 61. to 61. Old Hops, 40s. to 505. ; by the pound, from 20d. to 22d. MANUFACTURES.—HUDDERSPIELD, MAY 4. Our Piece-hall of this day presents no new rennin (except in dulness) from what it has shown for week' past. Scarcely anythiog doing. We believe, however, that there are some few order on hand for America, and this fact had put new life into some of our lesser clothier ; but the rise in price of Wheat from se. to 6s. per quarter has put a damp upon all thing/. WOOL—HUDDERSFIELD, MAT 4.—The Wool suritst continues wry languid, and will us doubt be very flat until the public sales, which commence on Thursday, be fairly entered into. German Wools are very low in stork, u are also good Sydney Wools. It is expected that the forth coming sales will show a downward tendency. SKINS.-SALISBURY, MAY 4.-Best Downs made from 4s. 6d. to 4s. 9d. each ; second, 4s. to 4s. 3d.; inferior, from 21. 9d. to 31. 6d. Murrain, 2a. to 2...64. Long Wools, from 4s. 6d. to 6a. each. for best; moderate, 4s. to 4. fld.; as they ran, 4s. ; very poor lou, 3s. to 31. 6d. Shorn Skins, Bd. to 10d. Butchers' fat Lamb Skins, 2s. to 2s. 6d. each ; Zs. 4 2s. 9d. the dozen. CATTLE. - SALISBURY, MAY 4. - Fat Devote, Herefords, and short-horns, best, fetched 111. 6d. per more ; second quality , 10i. 6d. to I la. ; fat Cows and inferior fat Bents, 9s. 6d. to 10.. The quantity of fat Sheep was below the usual average; the prices amazingly high, beet Wethers fetching la. Bd. to 6s. per stone of 8 ; second quality, sa. to ss. 4d.; ' very moderate Sheep, 44. Bd. to 51. Fat Lunbs, from 21s. to 25e loch, according to size. Fat Calves were in great abundance; those killed sold at from 9s. to 91. 3d. the more pounds ; alive, fat, from 20s. to 300. ; lean, 10s. to 21s. ; sucklings, 6s. to 12s. Fat Pigs sold at from 10s. 62. to 1 le. per 110010. WILTON May FAIR, MAT 4.-There were nearly 20,000 Sheep peened., besides some thousands sold before they reached the fair; the chief part were Togs and couples of the pure Wiltshire South-downs, with a oonsi,derable number of Hampshire do., and a few pens of prime Dorset Sheep; some Tags fetched from 54. to 60s. each ; couples, from Os. to 58s. ; inferior, from 3.5 m. to 405.. There were some flne fat 2,4, and 6 tooth Sheep, which sold as high prices ; fat Withers also made at Meat Bd. per lb.; some fine fat Lambe, 24.. to 261. each. The sales were eonstelered brisk, the prices high, and the quantity for sale more than was expected. There was a greater number; than usual of lean store Hetes, and of Cows, Heifers, zed Calves. Trade good, at high prices. Small one and two year-olds fetched 61. to 121. each ; good in-calf Heifers, 101. to 161. ; Cow and Calf, hest, 161. to 201. ; moderate, 141. to 151. Gaeta, 15s. to 255. each. A co nsiderable quantity of fat Beast; best Dermas and Short-horns, 10s. 61. per score; moderate, 10A. ; some inferior, Its. 6d. liorsee were plentiful; best riding, driving, and cart Horses mold well, at high prices, making 301. to 451. Ouch ; moderate cart Hones fetched 201. to 301. There were many Horses of inferior sorts which ap peared to bang on hand ; best Cobs, and well.madc Ponies, made good sums, while poor and inferior were scarcely looked at. For Yaterdsr'• Markets a* ast jar. SHIPPING. Malts Artarvan.—Dublin, 3; Waterford, 2 ; Douai.lades, 1 ; Fmneh, 1 ; FLadera. 1. LONDON, May 6.—Wiao this day at 00011, /1.8,E., light brews., and cloudy. Deal, May 4.—att, E. to E.N.E, ; r.w., rived : Margaretha Simonetta, Batavia, for Reetardam. Sailed: Sterling, 83 drier, New South Wales; Lahore, Cuba; Surprise, South Beat ; Eliza Keith, Callao ; Quebec. Orr Dorms, May 3.—lsabellah Bussorah. POR.TBMOUTII, May 4.-8. to N.N.E.—Sailed 11.7.18. Hwtret Rio de Janeiro. Ptirmotirm, May 4.—Vviable.—Arrived : Charlotte, Norfolk. Off port: Argo, New York. for Havre. WHITEHAVSN, May 2.—Sailed Bootle, Newfoundland. Delius, May 3.—N.E.—South Carolina, New York. Sailed Gamma, Antigua; Harriet Ciatlailla, QUbde. WATaareaz, Mai 3.—N. to N.W.—Arrived Plan, New York. Sailed Farenor, Philadelphia ; Froatiar, goebec. L 11.1711, May 2.—Arrived:—Olanniore, HouLK ek ong. Run Cu, May 4.—Somekbogsheade °thaw , marked " P. T. & C." and " B. S. it C." bare bean wad* es skore hers or picked up at sea this meraisig. It blew a pl. yesterday. Orr BELOIT Hun.—Rio de Janeiro, Lo de Janeiro, for Hamburg. JIMSZT.—SaIiJod : May 2, Rolla, and Nasalises; 3rd, Canopus, Unity, Balker, Harriet, and Flora, all fix Labrador. Gtoucnru, May it—N.B.—Arrived GriMit New Orleans. Baarot, May 4.—N.--Sailed : Golconda, New York ; Chieftain, St. John's, N.B. 0-- -- .2-2-- -- 7 - 2--_, / --'O-.-- IT, sat Is. to 2s. pot v. down. Violet, .62e. to Mo. 48.. to 668. Betas, aple, Ma. to 36e. .~~~~ IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. MOUSE OF - LORDI3.:=ToiiDAy, WAY 4. The Loss Cuexcuaosieek his seat at o'clock. PUBLIC BUlLlfintle rermoxs.- ay the Are bhbsgd Ds w, Mom Soma im that minty, egabet eat-dose rebel to the elieledied goer, sad prapag Hot seprememst MISIONIM might be sighed ft said alemperery 7=il=- 11. 11•7girr al lemiseswem L 616"sr ait Waag e fe rsvoisr cif lithe mom Teem. UMW MOM; from a irpr a o whoa the 10- moomeat Pb!. or eteselisa; ken el Poprom nalas. noc ea aNweast peariswi bora madam filtips~ir ea shan ties la diseplem mike kw /AN of the pose mum MrADING.-11woory ant- COMMITTEM.—LomisaI Proorrir (Ireland) MIL • PAOTORY BILL. On the nietisa of Lead FantataMam, la the atoms ef the Earl of Kliwessoa, *it 411 was load but den, NM notice • was riven that ha wield on the Wet Joao nIMPO Ile second reeding. LUNATIC ASYLUMS' BILL. Lord CAMPBELL moved the second reading of thin b:11. Lord PORTMAN said that though be dthipproved of many of the clauses in the bill, he would not %pogo ire second reading Lord REDESDALE objected to the second reading of the bill. He thought that a Lilt of such importance ihould not be so hurried through its different staging. No'ice of its second reading should have been given, in order that their lordships might have an opportunity of giving their consi deration to the bill. NAVAL TACTICS. The Earl of HARDWICK& wished to ask the noble earl at the head of the Admiralty, whether it way the intention of her Majesty's government to collect a squadron of vesocla during the course of next summer, for the purpose of teaching the offices and men of the navy naval tactics, and the di*rent evolutions through which a hest may be put ? The Earl of AUCKLAND said that he was deeply im premed with the necessity if bringing vessels together for the purpose not only of washing the men, but the offltere, the art of naval tactics. He had reason to hope that ecoadron would be assembled during the enamor for that purpose. Sir W. Ferber had been requested to return with the vessels ostler his command. He thought that it was no merry that ea such an occasion there should be as toasty steamers as 'Milan teasels of war. BON AT LISBON AND ATHENS. "tfIieWL 4B iIIIBOROLTOII laid that the noble earl had expressed his opinion of the great value of bringing u squad ron of vessels together foe the purpose alluded to, and stated that he hoped that in the course of the summer a squadron would be in the British Channel. The squadron in the Mediterranean depended on the squadron at Lisbon. and en other Addis carrying out projects arising out of the state MI political affairs. He deeply regretted the dissemination of the naval force which bed been forced upon the noble earl by the superior orders of the foreign ethos. He regretted that the great object of having a large squadron concentrated • in which the officers may learn naval tactics, and the failure msy kern all that was neoemary in the evolationa of a fleet, was postponed, if not abandoned, for objects which they were now prosecuting in Lisbon and Athens. He would ask had any good been done there yet by Sir W. Parker, end whether there was the slightest appearance to indicate that any good would be done I Had they not, on the contrary, every reason to suppose that the pr./kenos of Sir William Parker with the squodren under his tom mead had postponed the settlement of Portuguese afr4irl, by leading the Portuguese to believe that they could sill postpone that settlement with safety to themselves. He knew that on various occasions the principle had been laid down that they had a rigot to interfere for the safety of a foreign sovereign. He should have very great hesitation In admitting that principle into the law of nations. It was a principle which was opea to agreat many objections. It mill only be applied in the mu of a weak state, and not iv the cue of a powerful state. By applying it in the latter ease,, Th em e would encourage bad government and promote warn The principle was, that they should only protect the sone ' reign, and not the sovereign and ministers ; for, by so doing, would place the opposing parties is two very different pose/ions—thou engaged stn one lido secure from all personal danger and those on the other exposed to every pereontl risk. The principle was one which was open to a great many objections. They had not hitherto succeeded in any advice that they bad given ti the Portuguese government. They were about to send three large line-of-battle ships to Athena. That was called a demonstration ; but there was a demonstration on the other side, on the part of France, which was superior. Their superior fleet would have great temptations to enter into a fatal conflict. He deeply 4.- played that dissemination of the force which had been (tweed I on the Admiralty, for it did net give them that security which the interests of this country demanded from the naval force. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE mid that be thought that on molt a question having been put, the opportunity of making such a speech, or of bringing forward a motion cor responding with the greet considerations involved in such a speech, should not have been taken without sufficient notice having been given. It was highly inconvenient to diseuse the question without such a notice. The noble earl would oa a little reflection, feel that the observations which he had been making involved the moat important and largest Coo4i deratious connected with the foreign policy of this man try, the principle of interference with the affairs of other countries end the principle of the law of nations. He did not think this a convenient opportunity of following rho noble earl into that system which he had developed in the observations which he bed made, but applying himself to the particular consideration arising out of the question put by the noble earl and his reflection on it, he should say that if th. re was any greater utility than another in the reforma tion of the naval force in the peculiar exercise of those tactics which from time to time it was moat fitting that the Board of Admiralty should require to take Oka, it was to be derived from the power of immediately carrying Into any quarter of the globe in which British in terests were involved, the application of that force fir thif pro tection of those interests. (Hear, hear.) Nothing &ore had been done in this case than the application which Ito bad described made in the most efficacious manner. • The LEl:dobject of that application of the naval force, to which i alladed, wee to support*. British interest; did it entaioect that object. The first time they were detiehed, with the full coocurrenes sad approbation of his noble' friend at the head of the Astednity, they had the effect ol sup. peemiesdimpetss width had arisen out of conflicts which in Idled the emmerse setisas, which commerce could nit be selateisi whine ea soielible smog , went on the spot *sopped dresisemetta Ahem this Sinai came for oonmuoi estfq this Mew the rem& ea which this foots bail Mee wad ispsa es est, it weal be the duty f bee Ilikamitre Maiden to explain the reasons why bey se dimming tam force to act. (Hear.) In that poriseiss ems te which the noble lord bad more especialy adverted, be would state that that interference had beta beaded on the soundest principles of impartiality, and era the strict masensity of carrying out that great object which they thought *be essential to the interests of this country. Though this how had not been already completely successful, he trusted dot it would be yet found to be so, and he would be prepared, when the subject was in • ripe state fir discussion, toshlw that it was not on anything like a princi ple of partial Murder -nix, still less on a principle wbkh ro coodened as strongly es the nobli lord, of m ling, for the purpone of sanenomnit ace of cruelty, that this act of inter ference bad teen based; but it had taken place in order to maintain the interests of this country, by the pacification of a country which they were hound by specific treaties to pro tect. That squadron had the effect of inspiring to it own merchants with a feeling of sociality, and that whole country with a respect for the authority of British arms—objects as beneficial to that country as to tbeenelveo. With respect to the question as to how far it may be advisable to maintain the principle of inter ferenee with foroign nations, that was a question which it would be most inoonvenieet now to enter on ; ard there was no person Wm disposed than he was to unnecessary inttr korner with other states ; but he did consider that, in the present state of Europe, they were bound to watch over the events that were taking place, and to be prepared, by legia• lation or otherwise, to assert the rights and intercom of this country. if the noble lord would give notice of a specific motion, and wiehed to obtain more satisfactory informs: his, be should endeavour to give him all the particular* chick lay within his reach. Lord ELLENBOROUGH said a few words in expla nation. Lord BROUGHAM wished to ask the noble marquis whether a pore* used Diets had yet left the Tagus. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said, be had the satisfac tion to inform his noble and learned friend, that the indivi dual alluded to was drawly in this souistry. (Hess, bear.) THE GOVERNMENT AND THE BANK • Lord WHARNCLIFFE said w illentlest• of tr ' boom to the reeent proceethast stile Issik alVarfratl ei t asked whether there h bees my apelimelehs le the • by the governs's% fir Meow hen die sisal amount required Tapes Seldom, hr lbe semen* public service, huts the latter half or the yaw Me, and dower to the preemie period ; aed, if so, whether time would be say eigesdnn as marls the correspond/wise or wnttea Thetessis. 114111111Eot r Z t t ? said le thought the =l;zza ho leg ia lll.4li eniena re in Z a r i der the eirc m dnreat wars- iss/sem whit& hem& psi et the meg washistery of t, theris heid Wows eillanrbarom The Cienedlee of drylteme had with he Mak _ .sa w ahhet, apin aim thu chaps alkiletrAq Maoblo Imet emon.mi...b. lll, au= et 'bar elesmilualehe the ha IL et the amot et th e is t ernead I senehr= si set milbalesaled thsatut has/hey yeas. marled beta NY shout the be oh. possession atlas Ark ; but the engem wee due moth Mire to pnviste mendieethse to those to govern fent. Oa this anigint,arelbresee to the pbliredeusounts showed that, wide the anemia of private esennitim was 14,400,0001. or. the /tat of harsery, is April is heel Ohm to 18,627,0%.1 sad het at the say isemesat whelp the ad - April, muss is the ursesserat wan Ow lithalme. Os the of April, the asacuss if ethers Neessides in the hush loth et the Bank was 18,136,0001., bell ea isserasf smug Wham beyond the amount at the Wet pedal aboVseadew/ Cea seg hew faseitebie was the what elate ef Miss, trocv swim elreemethisen esesessul Wei he mete et emmerer, the lassehales et bellies, sad the dalassie it assign 11 was elellirhiel that ths pews had not toes felt at tin mem plied if year. He Mt eenvinced that in as e i l: e l ke r where • @emit, el money was impending, or Ille elder Oa* Isareistd the better, ati the tam rehab ' , us dee kicl em useely , . trash& fraibleatty woe ? mat sad the r shish the Beek owe affairs. Loud 8R0.0114111 asa Mr sub dew r- - ad Ihe surillend , Viols WE= fr I WIKT 111111[1011 MU UMERIBM Ins 1111//R, a 1 able was it that the prams wadi pm over way. The preeme bed bola Mt el Iset ; Ito var, that emoted ha wale es that it me the t ; _ „... . , trmary to sit aehiag eir ...., 7 "' - • th Wee ezporisses la _ JOHAN eald hi . r i 1: .... ..r. of the one vessfseMbs ~„, , , • , -., - otal Area of baba, ' ' n ` ' -A, • / ia a vet" oat puma ' ' . . ... .• r • . ....... ',7 -./ :; ~ ,_ '- , • /