The Express. — London, England, 1851-06-03 00:00:00

, • 7 c , 42/i!:::)•111. ...,,..„,_ c , T t *fp rt , . 1,1 1 : !. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1831. No. 1,489.] [THREEPENCE. Isa.EB of KILLARNEY, COVE of CORK. E t.-1014DON sool korni.wvcrim RAILWAY.— 4,4114614 kr Ilmer milk umber( maw ft ekk the iiiitb ate.. Tababismi esombla Woo oger Woo Mod e s 'ICJ a IDS" 11111 Lain of garsoy, aids air mad 014 .1 r4 Oark, will Ai Wed mil be sias. tray lir lastias wthUoss, where fell poriooles soy be MI s Ilreerkes. 11.40110444. Lair to MEW obi Irk. PI o o ... S 3 0 0 Ilnotooloomo =limy milbook 6. 0 ... 4 3 0 Mreck.../er le 1111kisey sok bask avow to Killusq owl book By cedar. MARK WISH. General Manager's albs, lurk* Natio% May 1631. FTE s LACS de KILLARNEY.—Le PORE de roi:K. to—CREME DE ME (LONDON sad NORTH 2.BTEES RATLWAT).—Des WILLEM salable@ radial trots 44- .41404, lour kg persieess, qui &Merest Adler Is alieles Post 14111- pada et le Pas' tebelalre ger la D4D de Week Is vine is Dub. tea, lee Lae , de Klllatirp. et Is Port de Cork, @event diEvres Jtana'au sob de dertembre. axe &Micas antrasles, ott Poe domes tow les Beaseignetueets adaessaires : Clues I. Claw 2. De 'Padre. I Entente's et relate. l4 0 0 ts 0 0 Ds Binrunxbaia 4 lidlareey et retest. Ds 11404.12,ter it Killarney et atom ....... 4 4 0 Ds Cbester a Killarney et retear 4 0 0 Parmelee, MAIM =DM. DlErtsa Dlreetear•Giadral, Easton %Ws, Mal, len. DIE SEEN you KILLARNEY, dee HAVEN vom sw.—Lomoox did 310111•44 EXTERN MENBAIIX.Idn iOl/19 eihrind Did W. dr Pen nine r Imelens Tidandelhin de dinsanclre in +rlliwwp.ailnid de Sled Min do tan nu li,:larnay fa eft Hasa Cook n Wain wardn. 9•111/4112 Mn en I NMI Pepterablemit Mgemdes Mathis imipplhee. inn do OM* Anima wend wenn ken do dun de Moe. dam Tann nub Idiom sad mid t 4 0 0 ... L3 0 0 • arennebna rob Idd = reed Ind Ind serGek 3 0 ... 45 0 • 3119sabrater red almild in Own mach KM= mdlineen. 4O 0 ... 10 3 0 iwordmi der Minden, XL= HUM. Isms der o_il Dlneedn. Zeno dank n.i, 1531. kt ...I : AYES, Sen., DENTIST, bop to oitoosneo resmal Prom Marebellabre. et. blertlesasee. be 12, , where patients ceaq rely wee tbe strictly manta didelle end seleedla relps whirl Moe ebareeesrleed W precrae! tar se eery Mr. 11 ats is doe Oka era aid weever ßJen* Nem sorb celebrated DSO& if Idereaitadep, jwiyeaasee-12, eceare. 1,: PEEN= SUBSTITUTE kr SILVER.- no 11EAL NICKEL SILVIS, Infobon 14 non ago b y ri. BURTON. ono nand by no pant pram of Mom 111 Mani ad 0... lo boned all dr von boot wino Mat ks anion oilier Wet no be no am or b, Inn tinfoils of convotnally, es by w panne iso 14 be dlonnsinn front an oilow. Mao Timor Knee (.44n.. Pane& Potters. _ _ . Drawl Spew .. Ms. ... Ob. TAM Farb ........ 466. Tubb Arms To sea OWN Annellioddr. MA, al prepeeticasts Wpm All klub of myilakby dm by We pent mom (INIMICALLY PURE NICKEL. NOT PLATED. Fiddle. Urn& IMO. .I.2lposs owl Tomts, fungi; pardons I Is. ... Ms. MA Demi am aer.. Tim ale DOOM Catelegme ; AIM awaviap al wiry Iscummemy mask, (pr pat) be. WILLIAM S. 111111TOMW Mold GICCULAL ma:gismo nortmuscair Y asinar ttm Impot la the wed; and is no Ise. gimp saa M dambri_di s a eswest Ida. WIN garle.y mad extent, podium. am WAWA to sal awl imomt LL The vagary retaeaad ix *way WAG sot Approved at —llk oxvoup.sraw ( om? of Mewmasowest); Mr I rid IIIAINITIKET, and PLUMY LANANA.—LAMAIiaI W/Msalseal. ISM. WILL HUMAN HAIL - us presedented j. mom at ILOWLAND, IMAMS OM Alm la kits Irk la Ns MOW saws.lll tow" at talons' rtriz; Issl, anivorwity down awl sgpoodosti wlrwawit It= owsiols mod simswas la lbalwitiak toillid as Wilbseldsa bas Mint Ss yaltaissi atsist oaly samosa oar won esswl. IN dam et lbw tads Papa Ns satablio rally oat adlory. kls okstsobty sropler OW oldtilosa,aaotOawow wait wls awl la Sr =sway of wed* wyabfai.tar all111. 6" 12 tateowasy. hiss la AL Ti., or Wily bean lord to bar mall) at lea dad& tbst sin, la Da lbo wimple ot nob IWO et tlw owls, ont tire words, ta two laso—a bowbssti lla owsraa..—tri by A. ROWLAND sal 80111 1 b SJ, liattasocks. ▪ allobsatile sod yortualen 2 1 WENTY-FIVE YEARS' NERVOUSNESS, omatipaxas, wampum, aad Debility frame whites I bad peat salewy. ewd yid &we meelfeisa sa id TIMM ar relieve. bawl Wet elbehisllyeural by DU Winn BIALTII-111.8TORINO WOOD, b W a wiry I Art dme.—W. I. lasbb lbal hallway, river- OW " ma' ample. wermon. MOM with wimpy :=awl asweea, be vbkb Ry must Mil amnia be MAN . Maw tom dibbles earbod by DU aims Mils= Disibarst~eml Is a gm' don imr.—Mbr. blim W. Pbvsb ablobba a iftsy, Wei .11mobrimeammodue womb% pobs la west mei be as. sal mama *Mx mblik row ' Wil Mb Ism minblb. Ire blob Wm* smoved by DO TII Nosibabboin Md. —,eks. Anbleasui of tm i rmommo."—eill la ambises..lo hi at 11..90.1 Vb. IL; Mot Day Mot vil e purambebt mmilsW et its.y Mot lb.; Os Ma. owl 121 b. sombums are swifts sonbmi um NediA d Pobbamoimems by DU SAM ad Os. 117. Sow bewhabwae. Larks. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S—MONDAY. Tall (WI WI 4 to I opt Lord tratsrisrro VAlL Montle colt (t) 6 to 1 opt Tux Lord Easter's ßA Lads Mak. Asa)? W. 9to 2 apt Mr J. 11. 'a Ultra (t) 7 to t Mr. C.l , PAM WL wtol —llr.soma% 10 to 1 Mr. Graartishamseki (t) 10 to —Mr. Slopikamilfa lam The betting on fide watt trot too Pat to all for a remark. THE IMIPISIOMM PLATE. 7 to 4 most 111.1170milisfliTriiimor. -- 5 to 2 Mr. mopes lowilinaffit (t) At one time 3tol wu earrestly offered sgst mb but ou its transpiring that be wu on his way SAlt, cm t ts found supporters at 6 to 2. MI HEW WA f Mrs Ais $ s 7 to to t 4 Mot lisra billaaat loorlsor os 13thizon Tu r to 1 Hr. J. Cider Mot The above were the monhal quotations ; little or nothing was:done. TIIIINS.YEAD OLD MUMMA!. 5 to 4 scot Lard Juba Beaten Illaerrtato Irr. MIL 1000 to :0 111..11. 11111 . 4114601 in Deer (I) IS to I aid Mr. Gratwidaft UM/ (t) TUX DEW. 16 to opt Yr. J. Clarke's 111554 20 to Lord Eglintatistedlitie to Tra =biros ms (t aad aft ell) 23 to Mr. Harrisem's Meg ol 33 to OlL Pwrotbasse Yaw" (t) (t) 40 to Dohs ofilsbanalls lbehift (t freely) to to Dubs stilduceeslismarowod (t hod') 40 to Mr. Motrobbe's KAMM (I mil aft off ) ASCOT HEATH RACES. The following additional ontzias bays bcon forwarded tow: 4 yrs (7 — }I . AST DAT.—TZIAL Thr curs). POCONO DAT.—QI:IIIe3 Puss.—KiWlrtty, 5 yrs . Ming Charming, 3 rs_ ruin of 70/. ( handicap); the winner of the Ascot Stakes to carry 5 lbs. extra. Swialoy coarse.—Cyprus, yrs ; Louis Philippe, 4 yrs ; Deoeitfal, 4 yrs ; Utrecht, 4 yrs ; Prestige, 3 yrs ; b f by Cowl out of Celandine des; Roller, 3 yrs ; Cuseus,3 yrs ; the Moor, 6 yrs ; VW, g:;11D DAT.--8 T • ( LI PLATE. —Vasa, 5 yrs. 7W. Pt La ars.—un i ryd maid. We are authorised to state that Baekheand will not ran for the Royal Hunt Cup. The ban should have been included in the lot Six J. Hawley will have at Ascot. The races cosennue this day at half-put 1. CRICKET. MARYLEBONE v. SURREY. This grand match commenced at Lord's yesterday. The foliating is the result of the first day's Play: KAairFacirs. _ . Pint Isniap. ___ W. Iflibulus, TA., 4 sad b Mid 32 J. Dm. s Modal& b When 33 J. MINIM &Mb =mt. 0 T. 17 Igialag a m mw hiL- T. IL lohlibiniss A. If= • Wier b LOMB. lob as ea . M 0 noi out at TAM l a us I. P. bleeps Ika.a migusi.a b Rheims 14 a sal b Merman 3 TM aft set 2 14 S. Erb 01 4 ll 10.1.0 I,w 2,■44 4... 14 -.. SS SCAM _ _ Soma babe& s eiw.:.:: ; TUT; Tint Ts O.olloart, 104., b Kb= 0 tCI. T. , V e rrb is ... 10 T. I,4lnyrals =it Lg., not - LO 11. Delver.ln. • MUNN, T. Mr r U. I w O ie7oGrisdr ....»., I b Ilbos ...-.. 0. • Dm. blllasa 14 1 11 4,14 2, w 4. 041 —ll a. mageou, s 1110bobse. borb7 TAY! ....... i LARCASHIRI AND YORKSHIRE RAILHAT.—A lands. at the obereheidees et this company wee held yes terday,. at Namtbesier, Ise compliance with the sundl mdereat the Hews et Lardy, for the purpose of approving •UR Woe the legislature, to enable working malt the Bolton, Blackburn, Clitheroe and West Is be swirwed into, and for en amalgama tion *Ohs_ My sompinden Kr. Gill, the chairman, haying Ilirred lona sosinlies, it was seconded by Yr. David Price. Yr. I=peed, but the motion was maned with oily ow PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS. HOUSE OF COMMONS. INCOME AND PROPERTY TAX COMMITTEE. Holton made, end Qnseticapopaa, .Set 11r. lenro hear ere Members of the Meet ek—Aundaaa So lame out from the mad "The. b tie Ind of I= to order to add tie worde"llhe Order er the elpilitment dee said C ,, romatte,"—(llr. Prodend).-bereed died s—lendlin hie, "Milt the wear) proposed toed Yß eat MIDI IMAMS QINOWIS." The Home Selied—Ayea, ill; Wm" ATP. Aeland, Sir T. DJ PIK SAL J. I. NIA m.O. J. Adder.cy. armies E. He= WM= . ~0. Ilk T. Alcack, Thomas Parr= hers OVamor. breams Ander." Arthur Pekire. Inward W e lk ai sS id . IL Alma, Hon. Cot. Firm. kin Artnetrone, Sir 4. Fltm e r Arundel and Surrey, Fi & m a Ws. SAMS Earl of Foley, Ma IL H. Palma% Thellertat Baines, St. He. U. T. Free= lettlew hair. Ado Seduce, Edward It. Perrawie Hee. J.W. =ela W. liariny, lion. Sir F.T. Pis. WU= J; Wr 0. E. Barrior, Themes Prefirin, C.A. Clierl Barrow William S. Ciallwey, Sir W. P. Teeliwirt Hem Michael T. Galway, Vier.mat James Bel. Jacob Crimp , James N. . IL Cr. Bellew, Richard IL Garb. Cerise Pewee Jelin F. Bennet, Philip illeeentein.C.F.A.o Bentrock. Lord H. Oly Cin tbsirre Cd. C. Beredord, William Ovum Other D.J. r gem il lit kobert Esrkeley. Admiral OnemelL Hilbert Begern. H. W. J. Bernal, Ralph Milani lansda. Wood Birch, dir Themes B. lddr. inacratoor, W. S. Herevern. llll4 =l. lebres. ll. 7lshard it.r.dero, Mary G. limb. air rd R D. Badrer, Thomas W. Heir* Alersekr . Coved Boyd, John Had* Meldbid heads Boyle, Hoe. Col. Keerlell. IL He. J. &sag; lard John Bramsios, T. W. Ilarar.isadrai lellek. Jelin ireadiey, entry Hates, JIL Ike W. nooima. Broelou.n, S. D. WroarkThrearE. IMielsa ue V i r Ilrothertaa. Java Hwy. Marriler Is*, ram* Demo, sir I. N. Honey. Lead Alfred lighwas, Ted et Carew, W. IL P. Hewn= ewe= fie, Coked Correia, Hs. 0. H. Ref= ewe 0.0. NW= Jobe B. i'l•apls, W. J. UM. lard Eden Owe. J. 0. Limld, Smith ELI, lee , d Minus Ikea= Jo= P. (Asp, James Clay, Sir William Hader. Theme I. =MR. Mama& Ha. C. S. Mama, Edward .. Aalrekor c. Cube= Ricerd Hoes= Lord Nwthows, Sir A. J. L Hire= Ha. C. W.O. rllnne=. I. E. Caleb, Quer IL S. Jen= Oepreis eranrig aim e O.T. Corbale. Maim Irraw is Sew= Co W d. wer, Mem L W. . I Wei= Crawfor =A. nlla=trt IL eisern. E. I. Crawford. LW. fl Amen Smut, Hobert J. Cubit, William Seas. Wend This= Ralph A. Dar*, ler H. B. F. Latienimem Sea H. Wrinerre Oat. Davies, David A. S. Lears iti timar IL Teem les, 0. IL rr Daeon, Ham T. T. IA 0100 = m it Jobs T. 'reeds., wild= Lewle, V.P. nary, Denison. Juba E. IiasONSWO. Vie% Irlsbard U.S. D menus, John T. 31nre, W. A. Weer, Jahn D'Eporewhilon.C.T. IC it John Ware Jahn T. Dirfooll. Wesiliel er* Mes s P. ALL W &TAIL Meer= Ter= V Lane T. Dome ewes Wm; OW limy Desswarn, Woe A. Mee WM= Weed. Yt Ha. Ws C. terett. Jabs Me= W. H. Z. Wood, Sir Wearer P. Dmes, Admire Mamie Oilient• edger= Ws. IL Dues, Owes Norte Dine Writ', rianamishe E laduotaa, Veto= Mores. tbhldw. IL Edwards, lies,, Mulgrave, V= of rue= Elite, Edward Malllargeamok E. Home, J. alas John Napier, Jew= Ageaby, H. A. MEL Adair, Hu= Z. raw. Asps= E. Nuady, WWI= Ar ',WADI, Boa. H. Ciribineli.lle.W. Arawripit, Omer oeiwer.EL HaHn. I=LV ha llaa.J. Bead, Jr= One= Min= if Mama, nsiese, Ore= Thr tee OVlesseA smr serre y =. 6"lr ra. °674""at nide °" Naw a n eb re. l.` =.l•lr ma Itsdader , Han. O. P. Hal% Orkael Pam= Han. On. Ikeda, Lard Hews= ereqn C. Paeresa. al. alli.eywk W. Hone Me. Orptain Dryarie, Joha Lord Ham lir Idea= Itsrelr , He B. T. 1111 T. J. Waft AinO W . NNW J. A. borsil, kr C. II Hadart. VA R.& 8. SEA= Aesseirs Orierell, Edward Bee= lit. Iln. J. C. few= Nese Mee, J. W. Ham Ilr ern W. =Eby. I Edward Chalmette, Sir X. =Mr, ein Er..trd. Meaty, eausi , JIM Clerk, llon. air O. Hviese.Wleasi B. Jan Clam Henry B. FladdemStward J. Tyr= Ilr Coekraoe, A. D. LW. Leger.= lase H. Teo= Mr We. Coda, T. S. Ski SM. W. 8. Vas= Ms. Weir Coletwooke, Illr T.E. =LS. P.O. V rekerillerd C 0:,,, Hear+ B. Wall, Mein/ t,,,.... - 1,1....,1 la== Ws Chide WeirekElreer IL Mutt, Edward Lewerreo_lersont Wele. lase son IL Lod, Job, W. Leder I. Wise Willownek Er H. Da Pre, C. 0. lam Warn Ha. J. Ems, Sir J. B. =Se We r e pt i te Weida W. flee= 84 P. Jen Merton, W. T. Deer, ailelas V. lALIAAL Myer, Ms M~eep LN John Meelarrii W. P. Pas, IL W. L. Waal" WU= Prebned, J. W. Pew= Cheer IL Moo= Ohre= A. ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION BILL. (In the Committee) Mom 9 Moo to pootatiod ono or disarm, to., to the Volta K ma= RA to be stoomd).—Amoinsot grapood la tr. 1. L It, bee ale moo "I, WV' is bow Ws wines ..of vilw WA Y owl wawa ....4 .rd as Sown mai. sallihtsp W say wwlow wawa Naas alma mieSsersa. w Ilsown allfgr a W Zdir—TA_ l SCOnlitk i r—Qattl i t i a - 512 126 Wm womb be I tl Won liellisde—The monittoo dtvitiod: Am. II; Notojet. 111140IFIT. limmesse. Mr A. Isaiii7lllrr Orionis, IN" Armed awl Itormy. ILearb, William Poem, De. Pad ef William H. Rae" ilumml D. lama s Mr H. W. =Niebolaa V. Sailor feha larbe s tik Items J. Illiwitdr, flame iiiirklk‘, W. Oartherash Mama WOW= Mally, limb Clamolas Wm 0. IL WM= Whim s IMMad after. ISMllarm I. Mom H. Tedium s LK. Onwilird s W. L Mew" 11. O. Tarama s fiat J. Heriewai s Jaw T. Ma L L Teentelly, Jells pas. Preda t r e ea d K. w it ?hey Tideway, Jelia IA Well, Mailer IA Om* Ord= 011ehw. Ws T. Omit s WpOwia O' d, Ji MEM Camie s O ho. D. J. CrOmil, IL J. 11 .1,. W. T. Orem% Ms O'Mara,. IL JILL ii J. Ifiesba s O. 0. 0. 071driff, A. Anima ameaddeat pregmak la Ilaa *after tba wad " Ws** iii Dort the wads "as ing al the add dumb drill iodises to Id Iheitalad Mardi of Ward awl Woad:"—(Mr. 11Niallast4 —Omaha pal. . That Mew ware ha Ode lasertial." Thema. sitars &Mad: Ayili s s mith . Mmiamag. Sir A. WNW= Poww, Dr. Andel awl Worry 11 W. T. Liebe, Edarad D. Zed et H. Sediels Jolla Clewaste. Ms& Char. Mlitheis V. reboidisid, WILD= feetwity. Dritesw Z. Mralhar s Timm , :.. 1 1 Yetteis Onewilri s William 8. Whew. TM O'Oor. Ma fi s h ed Derma; Jain T.T . H. H. 0. vie, Tarps. Jams Maryhy, Y. S. Tedrow, H. K. Quid s Wratima Munk its Porn Willmar, WiWea Orate, 01 D. J. O'Briss, J. Orme. hie O'llies, fir Timothy TILL/111. =OIOW 0. Mon% Jobe Mere, Owns H. lOr MOM frOierteU, Worsen J. iterniair s Join Mend o,ltherty, Anthony THE NATIONAL SOCIETY. The presidoat of the committee of this society has caused, the psidisatioa of the following statement relative to the WOW =slim of the society to be held Juno 4 (to me**, t "lie tammittee of the National Society, to whom the =L*its stairs is by the charter exclusively in ily dors* the discussion which they have reassa ts m at general meeting of the society on Webs*. " They adder web sad all of the peopositions of which *dishiest ambers et th e society have es notice alike sassamsy, awl they dm* the public el thew at des emenel nes*. ieleeided to eistorrase tee errs theis rei M loppelr the efleieney of the eeekey. " Wine that then b in the pane nil more mit es le the retrain of the sea* to towel to its relation Who Oneimlttet el Petty Cassel no Education, a= bed Wised that a reset tfea &mai have been the to the pang vseetiag, deciaratory of the views of committee on this subject. "lint the committee, tearing that by that come they might appear to eseemerage each diessmien, has ea :sealed rot *sieget this mom. It seem to thin stew vary to emeeste sheep of istiodsa, mad et the same time le iseleee dot the mottles wailer it of the utmost haperamise to pielsree hineesiele crepsration between the Nodose theists and the Oasendttes of Council on Edu cation; and wits they regret the continued adherence of the commit* of eemell to the resolution of excluding from all share of the yam gnat for building school houses these church Iheseheeis preesoters of which decline to eaeolitsto their trust deeds es Ilett model prescribed by *sir leseilige, thereby interfering with that principle of legal hese* ea which the society has ever voted its grants seeesatg to lie charter, they rejoice that the difference whisk Ws& ea that subject, and which they still hope may be ranewnd. he sassed no interruption to the friendly re- Idiom between the society and Committee of Council on Educate*" THE 1318t1OP Or EXETER. Yaddraly a return, procured by Sir B. Hall, was *de& shawfwg that dr Bishop of Exeter holds, with theta, r immesairsa, the treasurership or the eathedrel, wills • 111111111111. y, led the rectory of Shobrooke. The value of the Moor is 1,19131., and of the latter, 2301. Besides whisk he bra a stall in Durham Cathedral, which av abed 10. 01 . • you. There are 43 preferments in the r sele s seagfris from 201. to 1,0001. a year. THE NORTHERN BURGHS.— MAY 28. There wee a meeting last night in Luth's of a few electors of the burgh, to take into , ixmidemalism. as the cir cular ca ll ing the meeting stated, the Awn representa tion in parhament of the Northam wi n aa, the re sult was the calling of a public melba et the ear the Temperance Hotel to-day, at two o' s' allot as opportunity for a full . expression of opinion et whale electors." The meeting accordingly took Auk oat we • very tae affair, and ended in • requis to Mabel Nara , to canvass the Northern Baroito, and paidoot their support—North British Hoof. ASCOT HEATH RACES. THIS DAT. BY EXPRESS. TRIAL STAKES. The Moor .. • • .. I Sphynx .. 2 Won by a neck. THE QUEEN'S VASE. Cariboo • • .. 1 Little Jack .. .. 2 • • Prime Minister .. 3 A Sao race. PRODUCE SWEEPSTAKES of 50 sm. each. 7 subs. . ........,. Merry Peal . .. 1 Aaron Smith .. .. 2 Phlegm .. .. .. 3 Won by two lengths. ASCOT STAKES of 23 soya. each, &c. Two miles -- and a-half. 1 Vatican .. .. Herbert .. .. Pitsford __, 14 ran. Won by three lengths. AND CLERICAL ROT. J. Benson, D.D., to St. 11 work rectory, Cornwall, value 8691., and residence; patron, Sir W. Molcsworth, Bart _ _ Rey. F. Bourdillon, to Holy Trinity perpetual curacy, Runeern, Cheshire; patrons, J. and T. Johnson, Encl. Bar. J. A. Fell, to Penkridge perpetual curacy, Stet fords'aire, value 2001., and residence ; patron, Lord Rs. therton. _ Rev. R. M. Reale, to a classical professorship in the Royal Military College, Sandhurst. Rev. S. W. Merry, to Chilvers-Coton curacy, Warwick shire. Rev. J. H. Stockham, to St. Peter perpetual curacy, Newlyn, Cornwall; patron, Bishop of Exeter. Rev. J. S. Treacher, to St. Mary awl St. Martin per petual curacy, Scilly Islands; patron, A. Smith, Esq. Rev. J. T. Walters, to Buekland-Monachorunt vicarage, Devon; value 4301., and residence; patron, Rev. W. L. Nicholls. Rev. T. W. West, to Seaworthy rectory, Devon, value 1431. ; patron, Sir W. 3folesworth, Bart. VACNNT: Rceroe.Y.—Orchard, Portman, Somerset, diocese Bath and Veils ; patron, Loid Portman, Rev. T. W. \Wet, pro moted. PERPETVAL CClAClU9.—Hounslow, Middlesex, diocese London, •slue 12.51. ; patron, I3i4hop of London, Rev. J. Benson, D.D., promoted. Shipley, Sussex, diocese of Chichester, Talue 9.41. and re sidence ; patrons, Rey. L. W. and Hon. Miles V. Harcourt, Rey. F. Hourdillon, promoted. Masmanutr.—Dutterwick Grammar School, Lanca adze ; pafresea, [toffees, Rea. W. Baas, deceased.. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoet. Considering the limited amount of attention at present directed to the English stock market, and the small extent of business offering, prices arc very fairly maintained at their high range, and this may be taken as a significant I proof of the confidence telt in the present condition and prospects of business throughout the country. This being the first public transfer day of the week, many persons looked for a renewal of the purchases on account of the National Debt Commis sioners, but none took place. The aggregate amount already invested on this account must be very consi derable, as till within the last week the purchases were prosecuted with the greatest regularity every public transfer day. Consols have been steady all morning at 971, to 94, both for money and the 10th of June, the rate for time being at this moment 9$ exactly. Business is recorded in the official list as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, 98, 97! • ditto for account, 97!„ 98. Three per Cent. lteduet, 974, Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 98:, Long Annuities, 1660, 7, 5-16; ditto 50 years 1860, 71. South Sea Old Annuities, 96i'„ ' ditto New Annuities, 971. Bank Stock, 2111. India Stock, 261, 260. . . Exchequer Bills have scarcely varied, and have not been very largely dealt in. The 1,000/. bills mark 41s. prom. ; ditto 5001., 455. and 425. ; ditto small, 41s. and 439.• ditto advertised, 38s. India Bonds, large and small, .its. prem. The foreign stock marke,t is firm, though without any partienlar activity in fhe transactions. Peruvian Bonds arc in good demand, and the price is steadily advancing ; the Actives to-day have reached 85. Russian Five per Cents. mark 112 j. Dutch and Russian stocks continue to attract operations for in vestment. The list of the dfy's bargains com prises: Buenos Ap•es Six per Cent., 571 cx div. Chili= Three per Cents., 64. Belgian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 911, Dutch 'l' wo-and-a-Half per Cents., 59:, ; do. Four per Cent. Certificates, 904, French Five per Cent. Rentes, 91f.; ex change 2.5 f. Mexicanßonds foraccountl3thJunc,34l,; ditto small, 35. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, 841; ditto, for account, 85, 841, 85. Portuguese Four per Cents., 324. Russian Five per Cents., 112, I ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011 We are informed that before the breaking up of the parliamentary committee on steam navigation, they decided by a majority of 11 to 5 on preferring the route to Australia by the Cape of Good Hope. The amount of the precious metals exported direct from London during the week ending Thursday last, we learn from official sources, was 4,750 ounces of gold, and 76,600 ounces of silver, shipped as follows: Gold coin, to Belgium, 4,500 oz. • to Hamburg, 250 oz. Silver coin, to Belgium, 50,000 oz. ; to Boulogne, 26,600 oz. Total value of these exports, about 37,700!. On account of the Bank of France returns falling due on the holiday of Holy Thursday at Paris we were not able to obtain them as usual. It will be seen they carry the amount of bullion up to about 24,000,0001., besides that on deposit. The public deposits are large, and will be reduced by the pay ment of the dividends falling due on the Three per Cent. Rentes. The bills discounted are increased by the amount of monthly bills. The Bank of France returns for the week ending Thursday, the 29th of May, show the following results (25 francs for 10: — Bullion £22,997,887 Increase £388,317 Bullion on deposit 149,265 Increase 12,268 Circulation Public deposits Private deposits 4,993,039 Increase 282,843 Bills discounted 4,538,335 Increase 54,741 Government securities 7,043,273 Increase 672 The following statement, prepared and condensed from various official returns, will be found to present an intelligible view of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by the banks indicated, both positively at the dates of the accounts last made up, and comparatively with returns for corresponding periods The subjoined table gives the aggregate weekly average of the note circulation of the United King dom, as it stood for the four weeks ending the 26th of April, and the 3rd, 10th, and 17th, of May, being the latest date to which the returns have been collectively completed for all the banks of issue; and also the results as compared with the returns for the previous four weeks eliding the 19th of April : April W. Ma , 17, Inezewee. 'learns. 1351. 1651. g Bank of England 19,454,92e 19,513,164 79,135 Private bonne Joint stock Nader 2,340,1193 2,955,161 77,110 latal laPallaod 15,917,109 10,10 8 ,593 ,259,429 &Wand irWnd 4,5114,377 4,326,9:3 ;35,401 United Kingdom 33,713,902. 34,989,1910 196,075 Showing an increase of 259,4281. in the note circula tion of England and Wales, and an increase of 196,078/. in the circulation of the United Kingdom, when compared with the returns for the previous four weeks, ending the 19th of April. On comparing the above returns with the fixed issues of the several banks, we find the following to be the state of the circulation : The fixed issues of the private banks of England and Wales being at present 4,787,5381., it follows they were below the amount 1,072,3241. The fixed issues of the joint-stock banks being 3,409,9871., it follows they were below the amount 451,8261. The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being 3,087,2091., it follows they . were above the amount 167,2611., but with specie in hand to cover the ex cess, and issues for 749,6141. besides. The fixed issues of the Hal banks being 8,354,1941., it follows they were below the amount 1,825,5211., with specie in hand to cover issues for 1,324,1881., more. We end, therefore, that the note circulation of the private and joint stock banks of England and Waks was 1,524,160/. below the amount authorised to be issued; and that, inclusive of Scotland and Ireland, the circulation was, on balance, 3,182,4101. below the flied amount. The average amount of coin and bullion held by the Bank of England in both departments during the four weeks ending the 17th ult. was 13,292,8601., showing a decrease on the previous month's return of 478,3311. The average stock of specie held by the Irish banks during the same period was 1,324,1831., being a decrease on the return for the previous four weeks of 42,9201. ly I IS3I. I a Ig, is3o. C Bank or England 19,943,10 t, Private banks 3,729,34 Joint-o,a banks Total in England 21.539,203 *strand Inland 4,40,836 United EingtiOal Duanses. f 410,014 34,11 G • 1192,' 19,13b,14141 3,695.212 — 2,958.16) 61,504 24,199,5371 - 3,234,4101 50,739 4,316,9161 60,139 2182,C6) 2F,47~:9 Showing a decrease of 382,6031. in the note circu lation of England and Wales, and a decrease of 262,769!. in the circulation of the United Kingdom, as compared with the returns for the correspond ing period of 1850. The yearly comparison of the stock of coin and bullion hcht'stands thus : Bank of Enttl £3,311.211 Irish hanks, 116,0.50 Scotch batiks, more Deduct Scotch banks Decrease on Illance )ley 17. 1861 LUISA& Tlic Kitimat calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. 11'here the asterisk (*) is prefixed it is to be under , stood that the share rate of interest is less the in come tax. It will be seen that in every case we take the rate of interest last declared as the basis of our calculation : Three per Cent. Ccluels sewage pries 98 *kips, cent.£3 I 24 Three per Cent. Reduced O7/ 3 I Si New THree-arakm-44,Liner per Cents.— ~ 93/ I 6 14 Husk stack (die. 74 per cent. per man.) 212 w 3 11.1 9 India Stook ,illy. lei per cent. wren.) 284 fi 4 0 iff Etthequer hills (tot. 14d, per day) 42.. pea. . 2 4 8 Gust Vieftern• /Re eh. (41v. at the rate of 4 per eat per man.) . Lancashire and li whelp» LlOO Stock. (dim. at the rate of 2 per cent. per arm.) London and Swath Western* Stack (di.. at the reteof 1 per et. per sec.) 87 tone: and North Weiterm*Stock (die. at the rale of Si per cent. per ann.). 121 ilidiando Sock (ne. at the rate 01 24 per cent. per ann.) South Rameree steel( half.yearly diet dead 10e. per 30f. share, equal to 31.6.8 d. per wet. per mnn.l ENOLISII FONDS .— Ten . Dar. Bank Stmt. 71011 Line Atttmitiee..-• 3 per Ct. Reduced, 97f 1 boot% Steek. 3 pee Ct. Coned.. 971 3 Ditto Bonito, 3i tar Ct. Coneuli. t , k 4 Exchequer Dale, 1,0001..i15. to 444. Cuwole foe rho Acct.. thi FOREIGN FUNDS. 45 per Ct. &Van, 513 b per CL MCMCaII. 3115 3 per Ct. Druiltan. 83 9) 44 per Ct. Peruvian. Si S Da. Nen. b.; el Ditto Deferred. lei 40 4 4 par Ci. 11u .noc Arm.. 57 9 5 per Cl. Porturucce. 88 00 6 per Ct. Cbill..t. 15) e 5 per CL !Waseca, 111 13 3 per Ct. Chillan. 43 per Co. Awaken. Dili 2t 3 pee th, Dante.. 76 7 5 per Ct. Amelia., Active. 204 I 23 pee Ct. Dutch, :4 1 i 4 3 per Ct. Spanieb. Xi 401 4 per Ct. Dutch, el Ail Do. Paanc. Si d I:tputdor. 31 .1 2i per Ct. Itcnentels, 32 4 1 per Cs. goads. 1718 Do. Warred. 1213 LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. 53,427261 . 37,333 ~ 3 7 91 ~ 4 11 114 ~ 4 7 3i TWO-YEARS•OLD Red Hind .. Songstress .. Monitan Lass .. Won by a length. ASCOT DERBY STAKES. Ph e th ler an on : : Won by a head. THREE-YEARS-OLD TRIENNI Miecrrima Coccus Cowl Filly .. Eight ran. Won by a kogti• SECOND EDITION. FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. FOREIGN -OFFICE, IVXE 2.—The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Henry Flaw us Consul at Liver pool for his :lajesty the King of Hanover. DOWNING-STREF:T, JUNE 3.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint Charles Young, Esq., to be her Ma jesty's Attorney-Gcnural for Prince Edward Island; and Swabey, Eel., to be Registrar of Deeds ; and James Warburton, Esq., to be Colonial Secretary, for that Island. - - Caown OFFICE, JUNE 2.—Member returned to serve in this present Parliament, for the Borough of Newry: Rdmund (Ming Hallewell, of the Royal-crescent, Chelten ham, in the county of Gloucester, Esq., in the room of the Honourable Francis Jack Needham (commonly called Viscount Newry and Morrie), deceased. ADMIRALTY, MAY 23.—Corps of Royal Marines: First Lieutenant Richard Bing Clavell to be Captain, vice E. I'. Snowe, deceased. Second Lieutenant Richard Pent.. land Henry to be First Lieutenant, vice Clavell, promoted. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. JOHN WHITE, Birmingham, hay dealer, May 3. BA&KRU YTS. SAMUEL GEORGIC QUARTEIIMAINE, Eaton-mews, West Pimlico, hone dealer. EDWARD PECCRY, Threadneedle-street, City, licensed victualler. JACOB HARVEY, Gravesend, timber merchant. RICHARD CLAIWAR PALLING, Great Percy-street, Pen , tonville, builder. Geonaz JONES WELD, Llanelly, Cannarthenshire, coal merchant. WILLIAM HAMLET, Clifton, Bristol, builder. HEMET COATES, Birmingham, Warwickshire, draper. BENJAMIN TDOMPSON, Berby, wollendraper. THOMAS SLATER and JOSHUA. PATON, SILHOnI, cotton spinners. DAVID JOH NSTONE, Manchester, innkeeper. EDMUND NICHOLSON, York, tailor and draper. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. PAW(' PARK., Edinburgh, sculptor. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (From the Mork-lano Baßreso.) The favourable weather experienced during the last ten days has effected a great improvement in the general expect of the country. The spring-sown crops would pro bably be benefited by a moderate supply of moisture, but as yet there are no complaints of a want of rain. The change for the better which has taken place in the appear ance of the NV beat plant is very striking; it is now nearly as forward as if its growth had not been checked by a cold spring, and the yellow colour which the blade exhibited in ' many districts has given place to a healthy green. The grass lands promise a good produce of hay, and as far as any judgment can be formed thus early in the season, the prospects for the future may be regarded as satisfactory. Under these circumstances, very little disposition has been shown to cuter into speculative investments in corn, and the business done has been strictly confined to purchases for consumption. A slight increase has taken place in the deliveries of wheat from the growers, and at a few of the farmers' whets sellers have found it necessary to make a small commission ; this has, however, been the exception, the accounts from by far the greater number of places de scribing the trade as healthy, at fully previous rates. Barley and oats have come forward very . sparingly in all parts of the country ; and, though the rise which prices have re cently undergone has caused the consumption to be seono mise still the upward movement has not been checked. THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. Some slight effect appears to have been produced at the nearer continental ports by the dull English reports ; but the latest advice. from Danzig, dated 24th inst., de scribe business at that place as very active. During the week fully 10,000 qrs. of wheat had changed hands ; and prices had in many cues beta paid which could not pre viously have been realised--say, for inferior inland, of 39 to 601 be. weight, 311. to 365. ; red mixed, weighing 621b5., 375. • fine mixed Polish, 611b5., 38e. 6d. to 395. ; and good high mixed Polish, 62 to Übe., 40s. to 41s. per qr. free on board. The supply of spring corn had been quite trivial, and for 60 to Alba. barley 17s. to 18.. per qr. free on board had been paid. During the week sixteen veesels, capable of carrying 17,000 qrs. had been chartered for British ports-for London, 2s. 9d., 2a. 10d., and 3s. had been paid ; for the east coast, 2a. 6d. to 2s. 9d, ; for Newcastle, 2s. 4d. ; for Goole, 3e. ' • and fee the west coast and Ireland, from 4s. 2d. to 4e. 6d. per qr. At BOO* la the 27th May, the demand for wheat was ler wave than on the previous post-day, the flat accounts tram hence having checked the disposition to buy ; holders bark however, refused to make any concession, and prices won about t he same as before. Barley had come sparingly forwent. Obi had commanded the extreme rates of the preview week; while prices of oats had continued to tend upwards. The former article was quoted 191. to 205., and the latter 14s. 6d. to 15s. 6d. per qr. free on board. From Rostock we learn that the transactions in wheat had not been extensive ' owing to the smallness of the sup from the farmers. The few lots which had come f had found buyers at equal to 38s. to 38s. 6,1. per qr. free on board, for 61 to 62 lbs. quality. Barley had been in lively request, for shipment to England, and 19s. per v. had been readily paid for well-conditioned parcels. From the other lower Baltic ports the advices are of a similar character, sellers generally declining to give way, and buyers paying previous rates with reluctance. At Hamburg on Tuesday there was not much doing in wheat, the prices asked by client being generally higher than the limits of the English orders allowed to be paid. Supplies from the interiorba4 rather lasnmed ; still the quantity on the market was met by my neasa Ism. Flea outports there had been but few offess slam the previous poet-day ; coutzacts had been closed for 62 to 6311 m. wheat, to be shipped in July from the island of Feltmarn, at 381.3 d. per qr. free on board. Baal. barley, Irma alba. to 5014, had brought Is 9oo. 9d. Zia sd ., and Price' had been paid for this grala frao en board at __ ports. Oats were very mum god dem ; for a pared of Kolklei burg. on the spo i =a L only 3.51ba. to Mr. per bushel, 20s. 9d. per qr. Wien Frew litdisai no barn that the weather had said he thassasse, orlokk bad to • certain extent countmasuld those'''. titbit ths dull accounts 'from hence might oacevile lame had on the wheat trade. At Rotterdam, on 161111aff. Flees were not lower than I before, and for oats soy RA teems were asked. Emden letters dated Tuesday, Mob that searsely anything had been done in oats kw sous days pest, supplies from the farms= laving alma* sissed to come forward, and holders of paossb fa pow/ laving asked highs: rates than pur chains boi *spossil Is psy. la moot of' the French malksto palms ad vbs.& bass of late wept up, and by the moat newt albino has &me we Issas that the value of is.. ha sloe ai Z eiw ooldolt bad residossil the execution of brlidos sod it it theosibto fair to conclude a silinaanes et leseemeti article will, for a time, be Yin shendang don they hays been hitherto. The ad vice Own Nagler, rembrod lho lart post, speak un favourably al Its ems 4 that tidglibourimood ; and sit Ancona deal of esseletisa lei ounsainontly taken I place in laiisa con. ' The avtrag,e of specie held by the Scotch hanks daring the sane term was 916,8751.; decrease on the proious month, 597/. As compared with the corresponding period of 1850, the returns under review show the following differences in the circulation: I loanking I I nifbeit • days, PARIS, JONZ L I r" Moray. _Ear Account Lowest I Closing. 3 per Ceara. 1 H 0 I 36 20 36 30 .5 per Crate. 4 per Cents. 5 lio. New Lama per Cents. I ... *** I .:••• Exchange on I.nndon : at slant, 25 21; 10.... Belgium, 3, 1311 Do. 3, 1861 Do. 44 lb. 21 Pitilmout S p.Ct-1311 . 9 50 40... I Bunk Shares PARIS, JUNII 2.—St. Germain, —; Versailles (right bank), 270; ditto (lett bulk), 213 75; Paris and Orleans, 821 ;5; Paris and Itsuen, 613 75; Rouen and haste, 241 25; Marseilles and 6, itenn, 230; Strbbourg and Balm, 143; Centre, 435; Orleans and Bordeaux ' 32625: Northern, 472 50; Paris and Strasbourg, 3G3 75; Moatereau and Tropes, 113 73; Dieppe and Femme, tUO. MADRID, MAT /S.—Three per Cents., 36 7-16 cash; after Eolsa, 36 7-16. Five per Cents., 161 to f. Coupons, 85 to 5. Passives, 61 to 5 Exchange on London, 61. To morrow will be a holiday, being Ascension-slay. 44 b 5. &tow. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCLNG LANE.—THIS DAY. suokit.—The public sales consist of the following' :-170 hhils. Barbadoes, 4,700 bazs Mauritius, 3,500 bags Bengal, and 3,300 bags Madras. They are going off without spirit, a part being bought in. COFFEE.- Plantation Ceylous are selling steadily at pre ;lvious rices. Good ordinary native Ceylon partly sold at ... GT. l'Ea without alteration. PEPPEn.-1600 bags Penang sold in public sale at 2: ; few lots 21 and 2i. Corron.—No sales reported. TALLOIV MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market is steady to-day. There is, how ever, but little demand, in consequence of the warm wea ther and the supply of Town Tallow. Present quotations arc u follows :—Town Tallow, 355. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 3i s. 6d. to Dd. ; last three months, 395. SMITHFIELD HAY 141A1tKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report trade dull. Prime Mea dow Hay, 725. 6d. to tiOs.; inferior ditto, Ms. to 684. ; ltowcn, 665. to 665. ; Clover, 72a. to 905.; second cut, 725. to Hs.; Straw, 2.55. to 30s. HAYRE COTTON MARKET—JUNE 2. The market, owing to the favourable advice,' from Liver pool, has been in better position, the downward movement having been arrested. Prices arc morn regular and less cotton offered. Tr e s ordinaire Now Orleans, from 80f. to 81f. Saes up to 2 o'clock about 1,200 bales. RAILWAY SIIARE MARKETS. LITSIIBOOL, JUNE 2.—Our share market has held better to.day. The failure announced= !Saturday is Ukloy to be arranged; thereat" the name of the defaulter has not been published. A good amount of stork has changed bands he-day, at improved rates, and the late "Deming " tendency memo to be abolished. At the clo , e a slight drooping was obeervable, but not to any materiel extent. Birkenhead, Lanciagire, and Cheshire, lnt d.—East Lancashire, 131 c.—Great Western, s7—Leneaabire and Yorkshire, Nil —Ditto. 12 ) 01. F shares), Id. —London and North Western, 116—Ditto (new stuns), 41 1141ht.—Manchester, Sheelleld, and Lincoln, 31— itto ( shares) 12—Ditto (Ct. new preference), 9.16 p.— M 164—Ditto idsrrm). 13 7 t 1 d.—ecuth Es.tem 1111 d Dover, 3 1141 241 A—York, Neweaatle, and Berwick (unpaid up), rt d.—York sod North Midland, 23$ a 1. MANCHESTER, JUNI 2.—There was a very small busi ness, and prices were rather weaker at the Mom than at the opening of the market. Leeda, 331 ; Shergeld, 614 ; Dover', 21i. BIRXINOHAN, JUNE 2.—The share market was quiet and very little business was transacted. No absolute sales were re ported, but Shrewsbury and Birmingham stock was a shade lower. LEEDS, JUNE 2.—We have had a weaker market this Buyers operate with great caution. The quotations see y lower. a at 13 Yam l leas clewed at 16 ; Midlands et ; and Xi. Mkiland db. LETTERS TO AUSTRIA.--GENERAL POST -OFFICE, MAY 12.—At the expressed wish of the Austrian Post-office, all letters and newspapers addressed to Austria will, in future, be forwarded from this country via Belgium and Prussia, instead of rid France, unless specially addressed to be sent by the latter or any oth e r route. The postage on letters for Austria via Belgium and Prussia (which may be paid in advance or not, at the option of the sender,) will be as follows:—British and Prussian, weighing a half-ounce and under ltd. ; exceeding a half-ounce and weighing an name, Is. Bd. ; exceeding an ounce and under an ounce and quarter, 3s. 4d. Prussian, weighing under a quarter ounce, 10d. ; a quarter-ounce, and under a half-ounce, Is. Bd. ; a half-ounce and under three-quarter ounce, 2e. Bd.; three-quarter-ounce and under an ounce, 3s. 4d. ; an ounce and under an ounce and co_arter, 4s. 2d. QUEEN ADELAIDE'S MEMORIAL Pol4ll.—Yesterday the first annual general meeting in aid of this fund, for the relief of the female orphans of officers in the royal navy and marines, took place at Willis's-rooms, King-street, St. James's, Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Malcolm in the chair. The report stated that the society originated from the wish of an individual to render one of the memorials suggested by national respect and affection for the character of the late Queen Adelaide a means of healing, in some degree, the distress in which her loss had involved those persons connected with the naval and marine services who had hi therto been accustomed to look'to the royal bounty as a sure resource in time of need. 'rho parties whom this cha rity was established to assist did not ask for the means of living in idleness, but to receive such assistance as would give them an education to enable them, by their industry, to live in comfort and respectability. The balance-sheet showed that the total receipts had been 8311. la. 6d., and the expenditure 148 L Bs. 10d. They had an Investment also of 4381. 12s. 6d. The report was adopted, resolutions passed for carrying out the objects of the society, and after a vote of thanks to the chairman, the meeting separated. REPRESENTATION or LLMERICK.—II has been P stated to us by a highly respectable gentleman, an acquaint ance of Capt. Carleton, that the gallant captain intends to contest the representation of this city on the next vacancy. Captain C. is a large landed proprietor in this county, and of din-radial pruiciptes.—Limerick Examiner. .:5 95 1 53 95 90,6 90 53 BAILIVAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocz. The railway share market is decidedly drooping to-day. The business offering is not large, and scarcely any disposition to pureha.e is manifested. The South Eastern traffic, it is known, turns out less favourable than sanguine holders had antici pated, and apprehensions relative to the amount of the general receipts being revived and made the most of, prices of all tho chief descriptions have taken a lower range. The absence of ntany of the leading members of the house, to whom Ascot holds out stronger inducements, renders the establishment of lower values much more easy. SHARES AND STO:;KS UNGUAI Closing prices Yesterday. ...es to-day op to I o'aloak. ill IL 111%. N I ao u, I 2 13 31 4 101 1011 77 79 131 191 20 21 91 19 419 3 4 24 4 el 71 14 112 781 74 11.11 20 1 n 7 GI j~~a i t 31 33 6 7 181 5 6 12.• ' 40 42 97i Sly n IS 9 1 pm 56 wy luy 94 die. 1; 1. '7' " 8 Pm 961 97 125 4 1 1 1 pm 44 1; „ 24 P 7 :; pm tIS 7 6t 34 ds 30 31 3 21dis 56 t , l 31 lc 15i dla 33 I Si 4 7 4aW 21 2J 14 13 Ms 3 24 ass —to 8 81 71 71 die om 161 Sri 161 5$ S dis 4 4 dii 21 21 dis •rtrewsburi and Chasm tr. W. 17 18 Do. Orocetry 1 134 llu. New it Shropshire Union } die Sooty Devon 13 17 Mouth &ewers „. 24} 24} +oath Wales iouth YorkshitnalrOrm 11 1 die shett,ltatb.,&o/pele,6.M. :I hi 41 SLirliag and Dunkrrntlin I stockton and HartlepooL. 15 raw Vale Extenahnt fbanteallavard.rookkaalL West Cornwall.. York,Neweastlehßerniot Do. do. Extensions .. Do.O.N.E.Parchata York and North 741,11aal - - aL lb 13 dis SI 214 c t s 23 23i LINES LEASED AT Ti Berk, & flints. Ext. 3 pet Ct. (leant to Gt.Westers Birminghtua&Oztor6Llttne 'IXED RENTAI i I PM ialledulypd.oes antec (lea.. to Gt. Weed. Ditto without a guarantee (leased to OrcatWeetcen farm., Wolv and Dudiel calladulypilZorwithwuar. (lowed to Great We-tcri, Ditto withoutagunrantoil I (teasel to GFcatWeetivni to LondocaN.Westcrn, Clydesdale ^ Junction _ to Caleduuiso 21i 29& :7 28 8 1 9 4 Pia 7 can 17f 171 a 4I 15 N 7{ 64 4 6 pet 42 44 11 14 pro 21 24 71 8k II li Pal 3] 21 dim 24 246 43 43j Ei 14 13j 4 4 die 13 . 81. HS 13 8 ifis 9 9 di 2 3 II ex di* It h ' i intLineolnab.naar (kneed to Gt. Northern!' 101OnoestetEZDeOfi 1 7 erC,i I (leased to OrestWePern Mid Do. ohms (ditto) , Do. shares Leeds& Bradford; Yidlaao London and Greenwie:• l I (leased to South Eosterul 1 Ditto Preference (thtto;; Lowestoft Guar.4pereent.l (teased to Norfolk) W It 4 20 20 :',a.~l Domed to _ _ ' Ditto ditto Nor_' .. Vrestond Wyre (ka., Loa &N.West.&Lonc.aaorii Ditto a obares ( (ditto) Road., Dula, and Reigate (leased toßou'll Za,terd . . Ittipton and Ihtthin (lea* to Great Northern Do. Sbepreth Ezten.(ditto South Staffordrhire (leased Bp al at. lO 15 , 15 61i all to Ur. *Vasa.. Wear Valley. 6 p. Ct. frua.! (leased to Stoexton&Da,i Wilts, Scaser.et, titWeynk . (leased to Urt. Wept, no 324 93 1`2,',1 I Pm • 5ll 93 :WO 101 Ilf PREFERENCE SHARES. adeduitiali CIO 64 S 'Chapter and Holyhead ..., 131 16 Dundee, Perth, sod Ater-, deem Junction ... die Eag4ogliaa(3(.lo46p.CLl 21 11 Eamtero Counties Eaten 5.,. S per Cc No. 1 pm Ditto do. No. 2 dia 1 pat Do. New 6 per Heat. t-totel. 10 11 ex dl Emkt-UnkaktioripFLtip.Ct 13i Itt/ Edinburgh, Perta, mid Duedse, 61 per tent die per Gnat Northern 3 per Um 161 131 Gt./12b&We , tra(HElabthsi 1 4 pra LannshlronTorks. 11 , /Ate din 138/In 6 per Delft. Stork .._,..sioftrtght.,ts S.Ccook K 3.40641851, Nan ". 7l. flares, E. 11114110asver.5 per0.„1832 Dlpe Nor guar. G per Ct. In 138 t LonianiBthWeetero New 14 31 pt Ilacilheff.&Ltae. leh.Nol, 12 13 Do. New l* 111 121 1:11 13 17 PM 1 4 4/ 4 34 TO - .• IbileseCom.Br.sß.sp.ct Nerdk Ds. 34 per Cent. dear. Oiderd, Worcester, ant: Waiver £15.6 per Ceni Goatanied ahrewe.it Ctiester(Nor.W. *lath /112.1:4: ... Neweastle,B: Raw., Gt. North of Eng.purelt. Ditto_ Dttto _ 1 li pas lei 11 IS 15i . 13 14 : 1411 eis POREION ID 'Bonlogrio and Amiens ... 80 'Omani Franco (Vance; Ig Ease ladies .. 3 Grist o Do. Pen irels... ILWATO. I? in 1 3 die 1 21 pa 1 Pgs 1 r . I . 7.: Namur and Liege Nortirrn of Young „. Orleans and Bordeaux MY and Orleans ... Park Ind Moues Paris and Straaboarg Rams and Ilarrs Sambre and Blouse roars and Nantes want Flanders i $ DEFALCATIONS IN THE INCOME TAX AND As sassin) TAXEL—Yesterday, a return to the House of Com mons, obtained by Mr. Alderman Copeland, was printed. from which it appears that 43 collectors of income tax have been defaulters to a large amount, and 3i collectors of as sessed taxes. In the majority of eases no security get given; in others, proceedings have bees adopted the sureties. I ZVAc•. -- r;... 1 41; • • 114 71 f 14 2 , 1 124/ I 5 4 21 j f 161 SG 5 2 111 1 11 41.1 i rz RATLWATIL Abeydem Alai/erg., Notting., Beata and Ent Junction .. 'Birm.Wolv. & Stour Valley I Bristol and Exeter I"°d°aimi • ••• ,• • • Paster and Maine= Dubin and Belfast Juno .. FAN Anglian (525 L. it E. . e. to: l . n t:E 0. 1 1 1 1) 111. ) ti t s . 11.. iiTIL 6 'East LlMealhine Do. 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