The Express. — London, England, 1851-05-03 00:00:00

RAILWAYS. (The following 11111/ yesterday's quatatiosw; k-day's wales will be found Ia the &A pep. J WARM AND srucics Incoamutimo. r., N.l itAn.wars. WITS le et usbarg.. sod East 'amnion . 111 13' ftirsLifoly./11.44oerVaiky EL 10 0 Moira sad Lunt EL ; N (Nisdosslan SO 30 Maier ad 10 43 NM seed drifa.t.lre . SS SS Kai Amebas E. sad Li D) - IS IS 1 . ps. (LIB 111 IS/ 4/ $i ilis ins it su I' IS SS/ Ili / S SS b ills 41 I/ 34 7; S Ili: fib Brows L 0....... ... __ 111 If %mars l'atol , Clem A... _i $1 is is 111 ohm B sod CMOs 3 IS S 811113.113•044.1 ... ... li :.i - -ote.umem * II , • a II , _ ii. ! 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SI pp, LVid. 01111. - I lb. Via,nsey I' 414 ..., II Mora Britioq . . ... 3 111.46.4.4166, a rt Water, I I 1.6 per Ilmt • .11• - --- . l wsiallow I. OIL lu IS la '1 all Itires..allw.terplar.lo.l 'Ca.'. X prr Oe■t... ...I !loth linos fork Xemumle,,k 01.11artli of Itft.puralk. IT . to t Terk4 FOISKIII AA SO Irtiagar sad Anima .. 21 .e,wn , Pram (Viagra, 14 Far. raga & aria tarn erarals•. I( Dm la . IS Mara Maar& ••: •: 71 de. Kew fi 414 mar am Law II Marra al rases • ski ..sto ..aa Warr" .. fa gria sal arras Sa rano ant Sera F U 11$ IS IS4 U n 1 11 ►r W .17d lir7o:irntre*** : so ! ao boys - II tyre Tr SO Oloosboo arpi DI U Tow. AI • ai ti.ovier• . ILWAT% 14 I I pm A l l " I A I 11l 36j 6 NI 334: 51 41S 223 3 I Nil - - i 4 3 1 dB a 91 II g 1 de 4 1/9 lob i to Hi i ii 441 Si i Ms WWI 3lj 32 2 222 2 17 71 272 I 31 4 1 n VO 81 2 4 r 4 i . IN $ lti 13 1 ISI i 1 411 246 144 44 104 4 Es 4; 34 al 5 6 1 153 I 9.1 13 ! + l i3O 90 1 R.ll .11ARKF:Tg. Liwintrie M‘e 2.-The allani market i. Hat to-day, ctrl wive. ten. lout downwarda. Aberdeen, 15 -Itirkenheol, Lang. algae, an. t lIPAATP, a 3.16 d.--Cakdouton. 1 - - -Last Laneaablre 47 11 1 - ditairgh dud GLogarrer. 3,1 -1 e anitYuritettite,:4 -Nob. viLf *banal, G d NOW (We-t R. Vida* 5 AL-Loudon North %radii, ti it -Nino mew 9 *boreal 31 9 T.-Midland. 1149 -Diu* igh de.`. I!, it.- North Itrito 4 .lol-31ortb Unice (Prestos awl wet, 429- -abrewdorry and Narminatiom (pref. ehoreo). 111 -.oat). toilers wed l a.rr, rq - Verk sad N. ' lttuwits..itay. Mtt 2.-The market was again 'brut, amid pride in soler inotanefs ARITAnee,L Mt 'land Ilaireg were dog* at 119 di.., ad abr....bar: and Kirulnettan A'a at 4 die. The Shrew. ba t ty aid harguingtuita dtipute Irmo on, grab inereaotaw vigour; it is fig roarg.l th the •lisreholdrd will apple to Lord Ce.ingrorth to-nior. ft. t., in on It to lamp we the aptiroaelonit Ppeelll 131,Un$ until Oirretore Stye turolahrd them with a lot ot the obfrebilders. It v.si that a ftrtst amber oboe. hare changed hands awe the Let twalisar. az I th the firedog.. referee to third...len the et* elude*. dab; to looped the ftairler the dmienbrat abareholded ban no we or of oapplyiaa giew Am holder. soh proMeo. Rit•CUlt.tfig. 2. -Thy done to-day Ymittd is eat. in. but prim tswitinuod ann. Lvtein Condo.• were lbw at :I; ahealeld. No. I, 131; Wed tteliag, 3 dia. ; teed., fifth*, Oldie.; (tilting AlLare. i db. ; 'ball, 3..otern, Mto 2.-Thisri has ano material alteration bat arise thla Oarnlaft, t t nab It eliweil firm at yederda)'a quo- Nakao* Cloriiiit Foet lonca•Lire, 17; • tired Nortberna, 199; V. Wed tidingdo. take, al die. ; 301. M.alands: 12: do.; Willartbalea, cit. tY 2.—The market has bet n firmer to-day. and a Lir uniau , t d taa'aiNo has Mil law is Great Weatrm whial Mt alai UPI. Ma as shame d pr sham DEATH IX A RAILw C' tRIGAGE.—On the de parture reprise (south) tr..in due in Carlisle at 6.5 Bm., on Thursday aft e rn o on, a pas s e nger wu di scovere d y the guard dead in one of the compartments. Deceased was a person of gentlemanly appearance, and seemed to have sutkre.l from long-continued illness. A cud with the address, .• Messrs. Simpson and Co., Glasgow," was found in his pocket, and a railway ticket allowed that he had booked from Loudon to that city. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EYE'XING, MAY 3, 1851. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCL , tut ^lllUppls. oesette,.• mg • Lasyta CASUALTIES. Ada, Carter, for Newfoundland, has put back with trifling damage (as reported yesterday), having been in contact with the Ariel, from Liverpool for Africa, which also put back, hut proceeded again to-day.—Liverp ool , May 1. Deveron, —, of M utf, from Newcas tle to Danuic, is on shore on the coast of Harbovere, near Lemvig, and, it is feared, cannot be gut off; crew saved.— Lemvig, April 20. Fenwick (brig), Wynn, of this port, proceeded to sea yes terday fur Barre, and struck on leaving the harbour ; the tides being neap, the sea heavy, she hat this day returned from sea leaky. She is not reported iu the list of yester day's sailing.—Doser, May I. George (galliot), Holt, of and from Sunderland, for St. Velem foundered lust night after being in contact, 12 miles off the North Foreland, with the Gem, Fletcher, front Madeira to St. Petersburg, which has put in here with the crew of the George on board, and with loss of cutwater and other damage.—Dover, Mey 1. SEABORNE MAILS. [ll *Attlee that CLaLil ere sent tram Lto Neseral Fait-oleo IT the sight—and raorn,ex—hopeteb.? 8AILKI). . z ,nut Swans, May I, :to Cuba ...mime:woo, at- ••, • . 'fourth's .... Sao:wen-trout Liverpool, May 1, lo . Leptn, --Mum Liverpool, Mu, 2. to Newfoundland ..aeltsm-hem Liverpool, May 2, to Barcelona Emu. or C11•1112110/.1.-frout Liverpool, May I, ,to New York El.ll 4 l.ll—hum Liverpool, May .2, to Barra Ei.eim -from Liverpool, May 2, to Cronstaett If • Ha-from Queenstown, April 30, to New York llyuua-from Crammed, May I, to noun au-trot Liverpool, May 2, to. L'Orient luw.ta - hat Liectsaml, May 2, to Haramemleat Isaac WRIONT -Iron Liverpool. May 2. Ito New York imam-treat Sunderland, Apt il 30, Ito Montt. al Clem or in. tkm•-tram Cruitel, May:, to 'dew York Bottum's-from P - . May 1, to Quebee _ .. remw AI from BriAtol, ittrto—troot Liverpool. Noy 2, to OtietUl lit. I.ll—trume Lireool May 3, to Wa ft Rasecca —irovo Liverpool, Ma y 1, to . New Tat Hamm—tram sooderlana, April 30, to Corlhogroo - _ h.rstot rm. ......... N.R. Pons. N. Pura , NOtt .1 limo silos N. Moms, Sows norms „.... 1 I .•f . .W. Fou awes N.E. T.l. LIMAS B moosru it N. GREEN WICII N. brown! CaLotansa Gammas Vunroinii Lvin, ......... N. L1VP1P 0 0............. N.E. limed the OW of Matter Sallow, to ie had, Gratis, of all the linen= Agents. Front the LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, May 2. Warsaw Lancs., North Parton, Yorkahire, miller, to surretuler May 14 and June 11, at 121, at I in/hall-street. Sots., Tweed and Bell, null, and li•dimon, Brittleld; off. Carrick, Hull. AV muss, RV/MORA, Park-street, lalington,lol4Rl,ll, May 14 at 2, and June 13 at 12,st Basinghall-atrial. Sot, Cooper, Oid Cavendish atreet ; off. assig n Graham, Coleman-amt. THOMAS Corms and RICHARD E t.V.V Itawia, Bristol, wine mer chant*, May 16 and June It:, at 11, at Bristol Court. St !la., .Ibbot and Lucas, Bristol; off. antig., Acraman, Bristol. Waxuau Bows IlAtal.ON, Chorlton-upth-Metilock, Lancashire, bleacher, May 13 and June 4 at 12, at Manche.ter Court. Sol., Cobbett, Manchester off. weir., bat, M inehester. WILLIAM JACRADA, Orchard-AtTert, Portman-square, painter. May 13 at i, and June to at 11, at liavir.ghull-atrect. coi., Letts, Bart lett's-bailing% Holborn ; off. &pstg., Etlwarda, 11,1a211a1-etteet. J 041,11 MCMVIMAT. Lioo'pool, illArelmal, May 9 nal June 0, at 11, at Liverpool Court. lot, Bretherton, rpoul ; utf. swig., Tur ner, Liverpool. Roavar 1111.1.PAND, Norwich, COMIRiMIOtt agent, May 1 0 and June 16, at 11, at Balinghall.street. Sola., Jay, Bucklersbury, and Jay aad Pilgrim, Norwich' off. awls., fenta.ll, Outhlhall-chambers. Jong WOODM, Matilda-street, Islington, upholstvrer, May 9 at ty, aad Jaw 13 at 12, at Basingtahatrect. Sots., Tucker and Jones, Thresdasedkvstreet ; off. a.tig. , Canaan, Bisehitt-lane. DECLAR AT10219 OF DIVIDENUs. I flyway STDEMIIAM Boar, Plymouth,wine and spirit merchant—further , dlv. of 4i1., any Tuesday or Friday after May lit, at llernaman's, Exeter. Juan Gsoatm 8111000, Leicester, innkeeper-Ist div. of 60. 42., May to, and any subsequent alternate ,Saturday until Aug. 14, at Bit ' Beaton's, Nottingham. THOMM Baoauuagr, Ilalifax, Yorkshire, draper-2nd and final die. of 28.1 d., May I, and any subsequent Thursday, at Preen In's, Ueda. CT1A41.12 Curivasures, Tipton, staffordshire, woruntater —lst die. of ra., say Thursday, at Whitmore's, litraulogbatn. THOM. DANIKLL, Miclowleturch-court, Herefordshire, copper smelter—Baal die. of 30., any Tuesday or Friday after May 16, at Ilaroamatfs, Meter. WILLIAM pAIVIL LaraNA, Browleandww, Dratahire. bylter.mer7 chant—final di!. of 64., any Turoday or Eriday after May 16, at Ilernaman'ti, Exeter. Rianier Gnaw. York. Innkeeper—let dlr. of In, /day I, and any antrequent Tliunday, at Freetuan'ii, Leg da. Gnoacia Kowaau Imam, Nottingham, dir. of and . . second of 2*. 7,1 d., April 2F, and any xuMryuent alternate Satu- day unul Aug. 14, at Pittlesten's, Nottunliant. JOHN Moo., Nottingham, cabmen:ll.r -Ist dn. of Is. 6,1., Apr 126, and any subsequent alternate Saturday until Aug. 14, at 13ittlestun'e, Nottingham. Fusels Suers and Smears lira, Cerliton, Deronshire, woollen manufacturers-Ist dm. of as. I id., any Tunday or Friday alter May 10, at Hernaman'e, Lacier. Janes Taccoa, Rochdale, Lancashire, cotton spinner-let die. of Ss. 11 May 13, and any suteopient Tuesday, at a'nu's, Man chester. WlLLlitii WaLlica, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, innkeeper-Ist dn. of 3s. 74., April 26 and any subsequent altanate Saturday until Aug. 14, at Bittles - on'a, Nottingham. DIVIDENtes.-May 23. E Manion, Liverpool, wine merchant- May 23. J. Baugh, Iliad Holborn, oil and colounnan-May 24. W. A. Bradford, Long-sere, cheennsonger-May 211. W. IL Brodie and C. li. Brodie, Saliabury, bankers-May 23. UAL Brown, Everson, Lan cashire, teacher of make -May 26. W. li. Carrington, Green-greet, in her blijesty's Customs-May :X. J. (.tell, Man. chcoter, o il and colourman -Ma) HE W. Clayton, Langentfe, York. gore, W. Cis> tun, Lamock, Laranishise, and W. Wilaon, Yrs." Lancashire, bunkers-May 23. G. Corey, Bowling-street, Westminster. smith-May 23. W. Innen, grentford-end. Islawortli, grocer-May 17. J. Dodds, booby, clothier -May 23. S. Elnan, Wisertrce, Las. caahire, nark-May 23. A. French, Lan Create:A, Swine, plumber -May 23. T. Gamauf, Fetter-lane, City, wholessa lunar -May J. lloiland and E. Warden, Preston, Lanoashire, talonrchandlers- May li. K. Kern, Uilhagduo, MaWleeei, beclarnaler-May 17. W. Leslie, Derby, draper -May 33. C. Leery, Stassgate.street, Lambeth, tan plate manufacturer-May 2*. D. M'lntyre, Manchester, manatee. taring chemist-Mar 36. 11. B. M'Millan and R. S. Wit*" Preston and Accrington, Lonenlare, drapers-May 23. O. Milton, Elzabetb. terrace, I-Itagton, contractor -May 27. S. Nicholson, York, whole's. chemist-May 23. R. Northover, Skinncratrei t, liishopagateatreat, and theapsid. , City, lint manufacturer-Ma) 25. J. Itiellinoed, Liver., pool, inintr.... minnfacturer - May 23. W. shoppog, Liverpool,l leveller of music and dr.. mg-May 16. I'. Van don Elate, stroode, Kent, wooleapler -May la. E. Wardce, Preston, Lanewhire, tallow chandltr -May 13. J. Wilkinson, Bryrabo, Denbighshire ireasnaster. CILITIFICATtM to be panted, anima MUM be shown to ills contrary, on the day d meeting. May 27. W. Burnett, Blaboesve.irmuuth, Durham, 'kip broker- Ma 27. 11. Blakesiey, stle Bromwich, War wietshire, brick and the deake~May 26. J. Farley, Liverpool, busier-May 22. S. Flood and 11. B. Lott, Huniton, Devombire, bankers-May 26. G. J. (Aladin, Bartholomew-close, City, printer-May 341. 11. B. M•Miian sad R. 8. Wilson, Preston and Accrington, Lancashire, drapers-May 28. R. Miller and A. street, Lane.aster, bunkers-May W. Mitchell, Barnsley, Yorkshire, irontounders -May 26. J. Reid, King' -row, Pimlico, earn dealer -May 23. R. Wade. Plymouth, grocer-Ma IL • B. M. Watson and J. Kingston, Rochdale and Burnley, mercers .y 26. 11. Williamsei, Manchester, manufacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISsOLVED.-5. Adams and E. Broadhead, Loneliest, Lancashire, boot and shoe midscrs-S. Birley and J. 0. Birley, lurmiogham , watchmakers-13. Bury, A. Bury, and R. Brad ley, Church, Lancashire, oii of sated =nu/actin era, so far sore. ' gads A. Bury- W. Cawicy and J. liargery, Ber mondsey, leather sellers - E. Cook and J. bad, Mandiester, reed makers-J. Caokes and W. Long, Mark-lane, City, ship and Lava.* brokers-11. Davis and J. L. Sweet, Tenhury, Worcestenhire, sun. geous-G. F. Greener and It. Itarratt, Sunderland, ale and porter merchaats-T. !lonians and J. Holding, Blackburn Lainesalaire, gro. errs -T. llolend and J. Gledh il l, ttastrick, Iforaliire, blacksmiths- W. Hooper and J. C. Punchard, 57. Thomas the Apostle, Devonshire, printer-E, Had.. and Cs. F. Lipkin, filminess., manufacturers of door sprnge -J. Lock, sea., and J. Lock, Jun.. Eastmeon, Ramp. shire, yeomen -W. Malden and T. Wist man, gokam, Cambridge shire, merchants-C. Mayo and W. I. Nichol., War-heater, Bargees' -U. Mort and E. 8. Kearsley, Bedford, Lancashire, master Goal miners-D. F. ihrilby aud M. B. Donn, Manchester, de alers in cotton -J. Peel and R. Holmes, Manchester,merchants-T.1..1*y and C. S. Rapier, Hawley, Shropshire, coil and iron itilaterx -J. Price and J. Livenaler, liumutgham, wholesale atationers-T. itadclyfi, men., and T.llladclytle, jun. Lisrmingbain, engravers - R. Ithodes and P. Rhodes, Utley, LHOCHNIOre tea dealers-S. Slip aed H. Slip, Bath, oil and ooleurmen -W. T. stOrey and H. C. Tatham, Manchester, cotton waste dealers-J. Tweedale and J. T. Ilawstficsine, Dewsbury, York. shire, gate mercharits-B. Walker and .1. Ilan, Coventry, ribbon ma nolacturers-W. Weeny, W. Weabsy, Jun., and 0. Weatal, Princes. street, Ilanoseraquare, general tailons, so Kr as regards N. Wenn', Jun.-W. Wenhead sod 8. Blackburn, Liverpool, *oda water manes Gauen-8. B. W ilks and 1. S. bb sibs, Church-street, bpitaltields, cigar manufacturer.-J. T. Woodhouse and J. Pcarsen, Nottingham, silk purse manufacturers. Asnaaw Dv 8 draler in railway Motto, May 8 and 29, at Dowell's Bo oms, Ldinburgh. Jams and Lana Maims, Glasicw, inanulactarera, May 9 and I au, at tat Mar Marl, Glasgow. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. SATUILOAT, MAY 3, 1851. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Niue o'clock yestenlay morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Seatedrase. I C IZTr I ltrat:.°l State of Westlia. BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH, HAMILTON PLACE, NEW ROAD, LONDON. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE EXTRAORDINARY CURE OP MASTER HENRY SUTTON, CITED SOLELY EY THE USE OF MORISON'S UNIVERSAL MEDICINE,' OP THE BRITISH COLLEGE OP IIR&LTII, LONDON. TO be DISPOSED OF, a good Old-eetabliehed TEA, GROCERY, and TALLOW CHANDLERY BUSINE , S. For further partieu'ors app!y by letter only to Mrs•r•. JOHN THOMAS, SONS, and Co., Wholesale Grocers, RedclitTe-strert, Bristol. HOUSE and ESTATE AOENCY.—List a of ii 0111.301 ani Apartments sent free by post, on application to J IIEttNARDY, house and estate agent, and auctioneer, V, Jolnntreet, AdelphL P ATENT OFFICE.—NOTICE TO INVENTORS. —PATENTS and REGISTR.NTIONS a INVENTIONS TAINED, and Advice to Inventor. gratuitouply given, as yell wi:h mord to the merit. of their Invention. ita to their sale, and their ob taining the artaireanco ofenoitaliet.. The official pre...peewee may h bad on application, or triil to Corr and by post by LE CA PELAIN and STEELE. Patent-office, 123. Chancery-tom, London. § URVEYING, ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEER ING, Levelling, Draining, Measuring, and Valuing of Land, tuber, Buildings, Drawing, Mathematics, Be, TAUGHT in a oh .rt sourer of practical le,rons, by a firm of civil engineers, architects, surveyors, trc., of extensive practice, who are preparing gentlemen for surveyors, architects, engineers, ge. Progeiency guaranteed. I Terms very moderate. For prospering, tie., apply by letter to W. E, 24, Duillord-street, Ruseell.wpiare, Lonon. Steady and clever pupils may be introduced to engagements from g 5 to Li per wick. "Au excellent establishment for surveying, architecture, engineer ing, ge."—Magazine of Science. Great Britain JONES'S old-established COFFEE and CHOP HOUSE, St, Grafton-street Eat. near the London Mistraity, and eviler of IlmoexAtreet, within floe minutes' walk of }thous, equate elation, and only 15 =Mutt,' from King's-erom terminus of the Great Northern Railway; D. JON R. proprietor. I). J. bog. to inform his friends and visitors to the Exhibition, that lila establish ment will comblec both comfort and economy. Prime Cigars always on hand. DAPERHANGINGS. The cheapest house in thildon.—At 5. TUCKER'S, 234, lIIOILHOLBORN, nearly opposite Day and Martin's, beautiful mein papers 2,d. per real; oaks, granites, and marbles, Id. per yard; bed room paper, niil. per yard. Estimates given for deowations and general repairs in Town or Country. PLEASE OBSERVE TILE ADDRESS, 234, molunommor. FLOOR CLOTHS. Peet quality, warwanted 2e. td. per square yard. Persian and Turkey pattern 2a. 9d. do. do. Common Floor Cloth LNDIA MATTING: COCOA FIBRE Mate and Matting. Japanned Folding :Screens from 325. JOWETT, Manufacturer, 332, New Oxford-street. FENDERS, STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS.— Buyers of ;the above are requested, before fi nally dee ding, WILLIAM S. BURTON'S SLIOW.P.OOIII 39, OX ORINST REEC (corner of Newman.atreet), No. I and 2, NE % WMAN.STREET, and PERRY'S.PLACK, LONDON, They are the largest In the world, and contain such an ...torment of PENDELL% STOVES, RANGES, FIRE MONS, and GENERAL IRONMONGERY ma cannot be approuched elsewhere, sillier for variety, novelty, beauty of design, or exqui4tener, of workmanship, whiisttbe prices are on that low scale for which his ' ' istattlishment has been so celebrated for more than a quarter of a cer.. , guy. Bright stoves,with bronsed ornament and 2as to of bars, g 2 lie. CS 10e; ditto with ormolu ornaments and two sets of ban, SS Ins, t0E11124 ; bronzed fenders complete, with standards, from 7% to g 3; steel fasters, from £2 15e. to g 6; ditto, with rich ormolu orna ments, from g 2 lix. to g 7 75.; Bre-irons, from la. 9d. the net to g. Is. Sylvester and all other patent stoves with radiating hearth plLtee. ! Detailed Catalogues, with engravings of every Ironmongery article, tent (per post) free. WILLIAM S. BURTON'S stock of GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY is literally the largest in the world, and a% me lan guage can be employed to give a correct idea of its variety and eltent, purtbmers are Incited to call and inspect it. The money returned fee every article not approved of.—Erabliabed in Wells.street, In2o. THE NEW PERFUME.-ROWLANDS' AQUA WORD. —The le the most fragrant end refreelling perfume ever yielded by the "Souls of Flowers." It retains Ito fresh and delightful mlorousnese for day. It ii invigorating, gently stimulating, yet '4-da tive, ; and in on unrinWed quintemential !pinworm product. For fainting Ate, the fatigue, of dancing, opprenion from over-crowded romp, or ditcuw Comm heat, its use, cannot be oversmtimated. Price as. GS. per bittle. Sold by .t. ROWLAND and SONS, 20, Dut ton Garden, London; end by chemist!' and perfumers. N.ll.—A GOLDEN FOUNTAIN of the AQUA D'ORG le exhibited at the Crystal Palace. etPF-NING of' the GREAT EXHIBITI()N.— kir RIMMELL'S PF:RVUIIERY will be found in Section 29, in the North-Emit (I..llery woke the Transept, and will include winter artificial bouqucte, pusseming the scent uf natural flowers; Flora's Fountain, fur perfuming and cooling apartments; Illustrated viva" representing munwnents of London; a splendid sultana, painted on silk ; kihtbni m pomade and b impute, combining cheapness with quality ; artificial hair, to imitate human hair ; tn:let v larger to 'wrier wide eau de eilogno; andilother elegant noveltim.—E. Perfumers, 39, Gerrard-street, Soho, London. DR. S. P. 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TO THE NYBEIAN ARENT FOR THE COUNTIES OF DERBY, LINCOLN, AND LEICESTER, 7--- -, -- - - i C: :. A --,',1...Ns - --.-: kc. ( .., ~,_„: VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Corr&lt's Bride, from London is et. Helena, March 9, lat. 39., lon. 19 W. Bain.° ( 11 . W. steamer), for bid* April 26, Lit. 40 N., lon. II W. Christian Margaret, Much 3, lat. 33.13 K., lon. 20.30, off Cape La. galhas, Irma suigapore for Liverpool, 59 days out. Doe ( 64, 0 0 4) and Walker (brig); both of Newcastle, for North America, April 10. In the Gut Elizabeth. from Cardiff for Quebec, April 17,1 at. 46 N., 1041.40 W. Elizabeth. Itaticlide, from Liverpool far Panama, April 27, lat. SO N., ton. it W. Elias Bowen ;brig), from Liverpool for Vera Cruz, April I, lat. 20.42 N., Ins. 35.14 W. Gladiator (ship), of Aberdeen, from Calcutta for London, out 104 dam April 23, lat. 42.33 N., lon. .3 , 1.15 W. Salaam tioorge, from Bator... for Cork, March 21, lat. 7.39, km. 14.40 W. Nato . 110 P). from Sydney for Lood,u, sailed Jan. 7, Jan. 20, hat 30 6., lon. 170 E. tramline, from Batavia for Cower, March 29, lat. 3.39 N. loth 21.43. Meg Merrilica, trom Liverpool for Singapore, March 12, lot. 21 34 N., 91 W. Orignm, from Glargc w from Valparaiso, March 2.,1at. 3 35, lon. 22 31. April 17 la eases at tlto W 47est, T lon regarthen, from Buenos Ayres for Penzance, , t. N., .15 W. Voyager (barque), to: Bahia, let. 3 N., lon. 24 W. Warwick (barque), from Liverpool for Calcutta, March 3, lat. 23.31 15,10 n. 39.27 W BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BANKB.--April 25, at Brecon, the one of W. L. Banker Eag., of a daughter. CLIVIC '.—April 28, at Cliad.rued, lidabsaton, Birmingham, the I wiled W. Chance, Jun., Esq., it a daughter. ILLELN.—ApriI 27, at Larlewood, Surrey, the wile of W. Klein, Beg., of a daughter. RADER—ApriI 23, at arentforil Bute, the wife of W. R. Leader, Esq., of • son. LEATMAII.—:ApriI 30, at the High Hall, Ileeaserarth, Yorkshire, the wile of W. H. Latham, Esq., of a sou. PT/I.—Apt 31, at Wilberton Manor, C.inabridgeshire, the wife of A. ryas, Eq., of a d•oghter. vivELL.— April 29, at Round Oak, Engleffeld-green, the wife of Major &sell, of a daughter. BMYTU.—AptiI 29, at Little lloughton Vicarage, Mrs. C. Smyth, of a eon. SPICE:K.—Mee I. at 22, dighborytreseeat, Mrs. Moire Splocr, of a daughter, stili.borsi. BlfliEB.—April 29, at Leas Mouse, Thornhill, Yorkshire, Mrs. J. ibykes, of • ion. Wit;GE77.— tpril It. at Nortand.eqa..re, Notting-hill, the into ci Dr. Windt, of a son. MARRIAGES. BAILET—BEER.—May I, at St. Gregory-by-9u Paul, by the Rev. J. Clualegs Loth, 8.0., Mr. J. balky, of Derby to Muzak, daughter of the late Mr. 0. Beer, of Milton, Derhyshur. BRENCULEY—PULTON.—AprII 29, a , Lewisham pariah church. H. C. Eremitic. ,r Eoq., of Maidstone. Kent, to S ara h, younger daughter of the late I. Dultoo, EA., of Upper Clayton, Middlesex. CO IKE —SL TEL —May I. at St. Georee'r, Hanover... Nam by the light Hon. sod Ker. Lord ' , nye and sole, T. W. Cooke, EN., of Lower Iftrool..strevt, Groavenozwinaw, annual eon of the late T. H. Cooke, e.eq., of to Itgealo .1 Ile:en ll:anemone, only daughter of the late l‘enlantin Lord •!.•er, of Orly's-inn. kt the mat time and place,Henry Robert Ye. - Aitsne, second eon of J. F. Iftrartt, Esq., of May-plate Crayford, Kent, to Mazy Helen Denis, widow of the late W. E. Few. K. Di GRCCIIT—BURRILL.—ApriI 29, at Nfasham parieh church, the lik , • o.de Grueby, of WEben, Northamptunthire, to Mary Anne, only datighter ot the late J. bturill. EN., of Maah.ant, Yorkshire. lams;a:-.-Tse market beirim rap!dly to be drowns to a elm*, and very now remains in hand .o be pined. Latter mks have gone aft oath Imeaninatiin. wrong of the leer remaining panels are held kir 'strew priors. Lanni; holders Mow more Insions. We have not hard of any contnact sales. &marts from the dioncts continue of a favourable character • but, all things considered, Ire tango nee any grounds for catenati ng os a more than average: turn out for the DEATHS. Waits Corms Mrt • Twur.—The market far yarns has asorned RIDGOOD.—May I, at Lamb, Ales inter Y. Ridgool, EN., of Vigo a more iknive appearance of late, arid borings has &en done more I street, London, and Carlton-slam, lilb.tq aged .52. freel,v. Parneular,!Y the Woo count. , and PO". La n e, _advanced. CLOWES.—Aprd 30, at Brunswick-square, Sophia Louisa, eldest Inle weber MitilDer. are com er More easy. 11:0;x11 mega d aug h ter o i j.E t+ moderate, which lead* us to anticipate a peogrismin improvement in ammiNG._Apn, Caroline , _ the sage of priors. The market has an improving of imp • ity.uonumissary Gen. Ile au-Copper _hap been in • little better inaluir ten i i :Tratra have enoonnr. 07 North Raab. Regent's-Pang. been liberal. Reported transsetings areas gallows :-114., Australian. DUNI:W.—Apr.I 27, A. Dunlop, too., formerly of Madna, and lan 50 min, at 30 12; Tile, 1300 ads. , at k. Rs . 211 of balnakiel, sotherlandahite, N. 8., 44,1 :1 . .. lOW hoe been improvement on all kinds of Don ; tuna& YACOMR.—ApriI 29, Emma 3larl wife of W. latignik tismalare been on a fair scale. S!orks, however, are beery !~ and we Ent., ot Ilndd,rfittd, age d 46, soma look fur any further Ann°. °al° are ; en n at. 1.450 ads. bIILSELILL—Med 30 at Broad-green, Croydon, Elizabeth, whist MIA; tons; rod, 300 oda.. at 3 . 3 ; Pia 3 ° tow. at I°. 30 of the !ate F. lianas'', aged 60. par ton. Seurgs—Basins has continued on foot in this article, and prices ii° an looking ip. A•de is reported of Co.'s Rs. 6.3 per sad. th N c! ritvßig°htTllo.—April '.° rd9l . a o t nt l: f! ' rr r tagn aged Mon ys. 31cMag " lar. ' Laos —Salm have bean retested at SS. Be. 3.12, but no rupturing RUSSELL—ApriI 2 4 , at Aitoord Ball, Major-Otn a L, bow elsooreltkely,sedemand Y Wtgttid. Bell a C. 11., of the Bombay lions Arellleey, aged ntrooll Brame Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Brew. wrong Brom Gcn:le Meer, Gvntle Breese Gentle bre*, Gemination" Gentle :.tease Gentle Bret ze Gen' Palau St rung V. 1.0,4 Gt Breeze Gentle flreete Course et Wind. Etrersetb or Riad. zu 8 Gentle Breese. The returns from the following place' d office in time for publication yusterday indicate the state of the weather on Thui nine o'clock. Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy (maruaat ii;;:eiolly Cloudy l'ortlaLy cloLdy Partiolly Cloudy P.railly Cloudy l'uz dolly Cloudy Portlally Cloudy Partigly Cloudy Occf east Arthly Cloudy Partially Cloudy C10w11.4 Cloudy Partially Cloudy DAY, Nooy. to of the Wrathy.. Lan. not roach this thy therefore day morning at ROFESS OR BROW NE'S CHIN COM FORT ER urpmes every thing yet prelim:al fur a comfortable share. line, rich, and emollient cream lather giros the chin a luxuriant liminess, softens the heard in a suriaing insane!, and maker shaving • luxury. Bold in mime cakes, I d. r rash, and to he had of all eta rhymiatik and prrfamen in the United Kingdom, and of the proprietor, FREDERICK 8R0W:46, Fenr.burctiotrret. A NEW DISCOVERY.-Mr. HOWARD, A Surgeon. Dentist, 32, Fleet-street. begs to introduce en entirely new description of ARIIFICIAL TEETII, flied without springs, wires, or ligatures. They so perfectly resemble the natural teeth am not to be distinguished from the originals by the Gloom observer. They will never change colour or decay, and will he found very sups. dor to aoy teeth ever before used. This method dose not require the eztruetioe of roma, nr any painful operation, and will support and preeerve teeth that are loose, and is guaranteed to restage articulaten and meetleatiou. That Mr. Howard's hopeovementa may be within the reach of the most economical. be has Amid his charges at the lowest male passible. Decayed teeth rendered sound rod useful in mastication. -31, Fleetnatreet. At home born 10 till 3. CURBS by 1)U BARRY'S REVALENTA AItA BICA FOOD.— " Fifty Tears' indigestion, Constipation, Ner. magnesia, Asthma, Cough, Flatulency, Spasms, Sickness at the Stomach, and Vomiting, the indescribable agony of which bad reduced me tomtit 'degree that I was enable to move without crutches, have been entirely removed by DU MARRY'S excellent FOOD —Marla Jolly Wortham, Ling, near DM." Similar testimonials of cures from the Night Hon. the Lord Stuart de Deciev, the Venerable Archdeacon Alexander Stuart, of Rom; Usjor-Cieneral 'Chasms Kmg, EgniautL ; William hunt , keq barristeraatalaw, King's ColWarv, Cambridge, a cure of CO yews' paralysis; and 20,000 other cures of liver, billow, I nervous, and stomachic axoplainte, gout, rheumatism, distensmn, palpitation, Jtc, sold In canisters with full instrumons, wrighing Ilb., at 2s. 9d. ; 31b., at 41. 64.; 11b., at lie.; 121 b., at 22.. ; su p er reSned 10Ib., at 62..; alb., at 225. The 10lb. and 121 b. cards. tea are forwarded free of marriage on receipt of a postures* order, by DU BARRY as d Co., 127, New liond.astreet, and 6, King Willi a m. street. City London; alma at 109 and 651, Strand; 1, Chevaide; 60, 017,T,0 , 4 • .lishlosgste w •ast.ra, WHY BE SUBJECT TO SO MANY DIS AGREEABLEsI—What can be more disagreeable, or even distressing, than to be continually subjected to a sensation of pain in the region of the throat or stomach, yeilawnoss of the chin, dizziness lof the be.An, nausea, pain In the aide, general la.situde after dinner, Inability to eat apple, or orange. without suffering, watevaprinr , and • Meting of pi, him? And yet, why should persons be subject to W these discgreeables l They all orb* from a redundancy of Lul -1 healthy bile; and they would sail vanish before the sunamerfaheat, ifs few domes were taken of that celebectsi medicine, WOESDELL'S YEGEMBLE ittESTtiItATIVE PILLS, prepared by JOAN KATE, rma. Dalton Hall, near Huddersfield, and St. J o h n ' s - woo d -park, Lontlnn.—Mr. Bailey, of Regent-street. Salford, obtained almost im mediate Tel!. f from the tire of them, after enduring severe autfering from indigedion f r more than twelve months; and Mrs. Levering- toe, of Cowbet, near Spelling, has taken Kave's Pills with so much swam for the bile, that she declares she woad rather be without her Weal than these truly valuable motor , tives.—Purcha.wre moat he 'careful to observe that Mr. tiaiye's coat-of-arms and a faalsnile of his signature are minted on the directions for use given with each bon, as without these re 'a are Reim me. A NEW WiIUICINE. Coax ErauirroWlrilltaus;: N.W. Gentle Brame Partings Maury , R metlicire at once safe, sum sperdy, and plesaant to gone who lirtdritotta 1 N.W. Gentle Bream Prinripally Cloudy ' o Jeet to fluid medicinm, and suite' to the convenience of persona to PLTIIOI3II (tannins OCINWAT W. W. Gentle Brame Partially Cloudy ' morl d secretions, secretions, as., commonly ealleil discharges. Gentle Bream Vain i Prep.ired only by CiEORGE FRAN lis, Surgeon, at his Labnratcag, Soma Lawman W. W. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy ;go, BLialrlaracaul, where they may be bay and of all medicine C.dta CIS. Pal ti.l:7 ridadY don, in boor, at 2a. 9d. and 11. 6,1. deb, or tent free by rost at aa. aod 911 AP mareammat I N.E Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy lama 11a. each, Surma N.W. Gauls Brame PrioMPlll7Cillm I FRANKS'S SPECIFIC SOLUTION. !COLES'S AT.OA MARINA, a concentrated mem* of the sea-weed, as used and recommended by meat of the faculty, is now rapidly superseding all other external remedies In cases of weakness, relaxation, contraction of the limbs and join% whether of delicate children or in mature age. In paralyse,, stators or rigidity of the merles or ligaments, deformities of the 'pine, char. or limbs, diseases of the glands, swellings, tumours, broachocele, an. largementa, and old eicatrixes, veto:Woes dimmers, and the makes machine of rickety or badlyentimed children. Also, in recent or old drains, burr, or bruises; and in all that extensive clam of dinars tor which the seaside is usually recommended. Mg VALUABLE REMEDY affords speedy relief and a certain care in all err of acute , r chronic rheumatism, rheumatic goat. neuralgia, and all other pains in the limb, and joints. The following ear is published by permission and without coca. meat, ae the best evidence of the rapidity and certainty with whisk relief trim these distressing maladies can be obtained by the nee of COLES'S ALGA MARINA. Testimonial from Mr. William Piper, publisher and bookseller, 28,, Paternoster-row, London: Having been for aix months suffering eeverely from rheumatism. far whir various kinds of medicines and liniments bud been an. played without benefit, I was induced, through reading a paniphlati iron the medical virtues of Coles'4 Alga Marina, to try it in my own OW; and, in Justice to that excellent remedy, I have much plerung in testifying that, after using it for only a few times, all pain left ms, and a continued application of it entirely reward me to health. (iegned) " WILLIAM PIPER.. The public are invited to rend a pamphlet upon the medical virluea and method of using Oar's Alga Marina, and containing numerate' care aral high testimonials in proof of te great restorative powers, which may be obtained gratis of Mr. THOMAS KEATING, Pharmas erotical Camelia, 79, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, sole agent Or the sale of Coles's Alga Marina, in bottles, is. 93., as. Ild., and Ile s ash ; it may also be obtained of all respeotable medicine venlere. street, Mansion•boure. Patchached int/. 14, Xing Williams. N.ll.—Ness are w a i n@ except stamped with his n ame an d 4 a : t ress. J. B. teaches gratis a sew method of tapping eases. warranted 10 delight all who use It, sad supplies wholesale and retail his orsw INVENTED TAP WRAPPERS (to sapwoods the eledaWl at maw paper!, Wad. sad Is. pee protest. Tie trade=d. . Peartedturd published by WILLIAM Eitel Haus, at No. 8, mead street, In tea Mt al Loadro. PrinAr the arboe.a , Wtbald6 street, ,a thews:blot al 'A httatriere—ttayabeen KAT 3, 1831. •,1111 - -: 4. . - . 470 • I fit . e- • - , r ,• 1.) Alt L 0 W'S NEW IN- -IDJ ifi VESTED SELF-ACTING SYPHON 1 A I TAP. Kall.:lltEd NO VENT-PBC !! 111 i Precentt al., beer, elder, or other Blum s. 1. .s,„„: - . from becoming Ca or acid ro effectually .1 rii.— a that the last pint shall be drawn argood as am- -. A ram 1- a .. 1 ..1 ..i------ - ------ ) -'3 - ill r M. - II i ---.-"-N------- , .4 i o • 1 , 1 1 /th e ff..rs:Th'.'e fi r e h h;i t6 ::::: : lte ra t:: e l t r ge.m n t f eal 6ci.r wi lt i .as nit c'to l ' i w 4 l e" ;:d 1 :1 1 if i , :t o I rro a c ? " 5: 1 16 ii . :' i... zIT taken , ate& Jd. each; ditto electro-platad BL - t. 4 f. action. When the loose key ir Mod as tl the top of thi; Olaf: (which her a holes*. I ? , I poiate the itirdnlw H!, sufficient air rusher .- ' through it into the cask to eau, the liquor to run olf freely; when the di., a nutted off no mere air can enter. JAMES BARLOW, 14, King Willie/a. reset Mateise.hsu.s. e....;,_., .. MARKETS. 81.76.1 R.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British posrensioos in Mamie, computed twos the returns made In the week ending the .9th Aped, 1141. to re. lid. per cwt. *agar, he produce of the 31-ittrillus, In Vs. 7ld. Sugar, this produce of the East Indic*, 295. 14.1. Th^ average prim of the three foregoing de eertplisnejetedly, Is 4f d. BRISTOL, MAT 2. Bro•l.—There has been a much better demand for most thrertiptketa of raw maim, reel the tram ...ion* olnee our lam report eonvelre 200 bird. Harbidaa, hhrbi. and tierem Demerara and ' Trinidad., 100 bbd.. Paolo Hiders, MOO mats of Mauritius, 1,000 Lome yellow Hitaaalia, and a email turd ,if white Peraullla to , arrive, wetly at prime which were sot preriousuy obtainable ; and the tartlet to with 'nth r a Ilimer tune. The ennprratirely MO/ apps !J. however, of the 3th July, when foreign rent.' will be ad mitted to corwmp ion at a mimed .'.uty of M. per cwt., end which will male bb rawytinon with lirltt.n retard, aisnuf.curoti from suatar , , whit& hare purl the pre.ent .1. of e ta ef toe re firers to ret wire cou•ider.ble artelon la their hardier's, sod, alder di rally to take ondlciert for their iont.liate tevireraent. Hearten' prialuee has Min ..1.1 to .nene ester.: thl. with, but prime Auer no aims Impror.ment : inoired In rank. CAWS • sterns rtdection has been rutenitted to. West India rauLimee sad rum maned° eery til COTTOM.-I.IVF.ItMOL, MAT 2.—Many holarra hating withdraws their a “Lek a, the market was &oar to- tay, Ana a ot , tiet Mirk has lees date at yectorlara eaten. The .att. today an I,troo bake; babe falter stove the &Mere of Ifriday's t•Wlaaea. COALS.—LnYCIPIN, MAY op THE MAR- EsT.—llavdr./e0 ilartloT, 110. ; Howard's Wed Hartley 3;eo tbertun, 140.; K iO. nOO lath W•ot Ilr ti.T. I 44E• Tarif..4 Moor, 12.. 9;.; T.•if.el , l Mout Huta% 120. CL; %V) iaus, .134.; Wan End Ilea and t 4.; W.U. Cal fanotfortb, 134. Id. ; Wal OEn 1 Ilieli'Aten, ISt 61 ; W ill, End itiola, 135.; Wall* End Laws in. IV. 91; Walls End 1(110e11, 110. • Eden Main. 140. ; Legatos rriande ; 140. 41. ; Woll• End 110 0. 13 .ton, , 3d.; Wallet En t lie ; oer Grange, 110. EL; wilis End La iihion. 114. :1• • •.; Walt* End Itiets• mono, Ilk fiat. ; wa. End Haan r. 11. Hoe, 140. 1141.; Walh Ena WhoareiL, 13. Ed. • WaLO End Carailoe, I 10. 101.: Wai.EfdNattic pvlet. 110.; Walls Lu l Llowden. 150.; Walls Era; Ileurithll ill, 140. id.; Wall. Anil 6:011 e. 130.3 d. ; Walla End South Ilartlepnnl, 140. ; Walla End I.l4“b,use, 130.9 d.; Wall. End neyeHeue Ti.', 13.. 63.; Birchrove Graigola,l94.—Shitie 01 in aket, s 3 ; 'old, 63. CORN.—CiteLmAroßt), May 2.—There was a mill sup ply of Wiest at market to.thr. and alititunh the buyers were lima, Wheat rrild nnt be bounot much blow hit week's prima Wham, whit:. 4U. to tie.; red, aie. to 395. Barley nominally un altered. Beans rather dearer. Corforar, May 2.—We have had a better qupply of grata at ear waled to-day, and fine pentane loured ready buyers at t►e wildnetell pion: Wheat, ISe. to ltd. Maine. Barley, 24*. to Sp e. ; irrietLne ditto, 12s. to 21s. Seetti, 014. )la to 12e. ; new ditto, Ir a ed. to ll*. Cute, ant, 23a to ate.; Vadat', lea te 22e. Inas, white, 10e. to Ils. ad. ECETEN May 2.—Wc had rather better supplies to-day of grain, and each derertptlon tossed (11 'lowly at Lao artsk`s prima. Wboat. whits. 4 1 1.. to 43.5. ; rad, 414. to 401. Barley, 21s. to 265. Oat% ;Os to 10a. per or. - • LlNcutre, May 2.—Wet ha , l a rery small ripply of Wheat atom aurae: lathy, mad prica• fuU as ay& sad in some CLOS la. warn. la prom ass my Utile allertart; pride la favour of tea yardman. Want, rad. to 41u Lasky. 111 e. to 21s. Uatklia. to lea._llnas. la nu Ltvnarout, MAT 2.—The arrivals of grain and flour dace Tue.lay have bean vary mole:ate. At thin morning'. market wheat did net mom freely, aced Tandays pprice. were hotly olenianble. Finer was la idr reared, and A barrels quite apt crtvil lel ratan, ladle awn nos unaltered In value, with a in , 4ende denowl Its Woad. Mod satellim oats continue aorta, and wery %d. to Id. .li t u . shat dower traday. (Atoll al ale im-roved 3d. per load. Ba ler , balsa, asnpom brought very full pieta Ai rivals and eaporta Livery:oh road Runcorn from the 14th April t.tbe let Bay finiudve : Wheat, 6,709 gra ; BAN 3n; tOta .0; Bean., 329; Indian Cora, 9,0911; Oatmeal, 370 meta; Flour, 37, sacks and 1,443 barrels. Zapata to Ireland: Mica, 1, 1 03 qrs.; holey, 47; Beuna, 43; Indian Oars, 1,006 ; Indian Coniston, I oirti ; }lour, 422 'set. sod 1,403 barrels. SOU AAAA 1•TON, May 2.—The Wheat trade continues rear 'rule, terms to the esedissed a: urinous arrleslo ago I 'omit, which an.pl. tele paral, or the tnbJe, 2/141 the turn to price In at:afoot V.ye Wier. E4l:e) Ono. Ostn In rale.. more descuol. and p tees hare sdranced ti 1. t, Ia per qr. Beach a bettor sale. }.our dull, at IS, pi ne. per sack. Wa r.ri ail), May 2.—Our arrivals of grain arc this week nit dent , and there is mutt* slightest in &time( any get at increese in the agricultural districts ; the ',ham will doubtless India nee sup plies, but reports girt. the Idea that the necessity of the f has caused a more free thrastnng thin usual. The trade today partake* much of the 4413.11 character; fresh dry Wheat can scarcely be ogled lower, bit damp and chambered p , arbeLs are neglected. II triey la quite as dear. Oita continua to creep up, and Sher in is rather blither. Beans without narration. Otht , r articles as before. Imports during the week: Wheat, 2,070 qrs. ; Barley, 2,313 ; Oda, Iv 7 ; hams, 7t4; Yeas, lib ; Meiling, 472, Malt, lOU load,. CA1:111i. dee —CARLISLE, May 1. The show of flea-te toki miming was an excellent one, tar 'sweater, both in num ber ant ilualtv that of any market for many weeks put. Prime lwasta met • g.od demand, and a Luse number of ash a were effected. The asproach of spring and the prospi et of keep h corning in• re cer. tam, induce, farm.va to Mad rattier more dandy, and to eland out for fully LC! rate.. Sheep: A lair supply, mid ginend:y in acreage wh am:able condition. Uood meta meet a ready We, at about late prices. Calvet : A mat spies:id awe of Calves; an fact, It Is month Save su large • display has been node in our suttee of this description of stuck. Hellen rvelily disposed of their meek, butchers being eager buyers, and snarly ad ware deposed of by an early hour. Prices, owing to the large supply, were lower than of late. Prices: bees a ea Al. to es. 151 per stotac; Sheep, 44d. to 5 gli. ; Calm, id. to kid. per IP, sinking WW. _ E X 1.7 R , May 2.—Every description of stock was scanty, I except butcbers' rmeee, erhfe:. were 'Armful. Fat Oxen, S. Gd. per more ; thwe and Calves, 71. 7%. to W. ; Burson., 4. Gd. to as. per NM* ; steers and Knuth Men, 20/. per pair ; Butels.n.' Calves, Sad. per lb. ; Weiner 'Weep, Sid ; Ewes, 5,1. ; Ware asp, Us. to VI. each ; couple% a's. to Fn. You w, May ?..—wt. had a good supply of CalTcs, which Sold at from U. to ad. per Its. GLAsttOW, l:—We had to-day 886 Cattle (under an average supply). yule. brink at as advance of fully 2.. oat per eat and a thotouga clearance effmtaal. A limited number of Sheep (A 16); n little advance obtante.l on even former high rate.. Han Wender, n)d. per lb. I..amba more plentiful than they have yet been. prices rangmg at from 11.. 0. :Va. o.el, We hare, in Walt. every ftiliCe (Sextant a nill further sulsannt on Cattle. INDIA MARKETS. BOMBAY, APRIL 2. Coring NICE Gonirk—Yor some few descriptions. of grey good. an inipi overnent in price has taken place doting the fortnight, and per rah. the market for 11104 qualities appears to be looking up, owing to the diminution of stuck*, arl the oinallnere of the obipments known to la on the way out. Imam. has, as before been renilned odinoat emlusierly to grey gods; and the only dreriptiona of bleached Wine, which have been inquired for were medium jacconer, ansl shirting. above ku reed. Grey Goods.—Madapollama of comps 41u.dp3n have been in toed demand, and hive sold to extent of 11,200 piece', at mime ranging betwixt R. 2 and It.. 2.4.4 per piece. Shirt ing' have Woo been in demand, particularly 24) reed 40 loch qualities, for which eamewhat better prices have been obtained. There ha. also been Nome inquiry foe 43 inch 40 reed &Marne makes. The take in all aneuent le 18,700 pieces at horn Ka 3-11.0 to Ito. 5-10.6 per Meer. Jeerers Saira, 25.440 pieces, at 14.11 to Be. 11 per piece. On these gear Moo an advance in price has been obtainal. In domestics the isles @mount to 3.410 peer, at rapes 81 to rupees 12{ per piece. These hare chiefly been taken for the Persian and Arabian markets, at prime more favourable to the pitchman, than to the milers. fif long' and T slake Mocha are now mach reduced, and fur the former an ad- Mood prim has bees obtained. The Wes have been 2,600 at rums 4.13 lo rupees 51 per *cu.—Fancy and Dyed Cron. remain In the woe depressed condition a, formerly noticed, and ths only odes reported are 4011 wow of bleached mulls 40.2 1 , at rupees 2.4 200 ditto at rupees 21, 2.lo bk•ebeil tappets, 30 .10, at rupee. 2-11, Sri stripe merlin, 54.10, at rupees 1.3, and 1,744 Tucker red WU IA, at ham been rupees 3-3 I per piece. Poe met other descrlAkies little or no inquiry node. 6.;;;;. Tana.—Tbe Lam amount to SKI bake water and IM balm mule twee, It Wire or.sege ard liJ IS Turkey red yam. No. Ws both velar ad mule has slightly ripred In value and 20's are la better inquiry : all oZbvr comas waft mak aa at list report. For dial owe and Turkey ref than has him but little dressed, ml for priced the later law aligMly siouled : fur green then has him eolaquiry erbahner. — WMlLlAPP. — Nolarsautime tested ; and market extreme, dull. 11 IRMA —The 11111.1111110 elle IN Meta* due ing the fortnight Imo Wm to a misrule iscleat ady, lad trim at m.. 4 descriptions cm. dam es at dale of IM marl, lea mdy amptaas being siredish steel and 11111 palm tae yoke al Mich W wetly advanced, and South Asanlll/1111ffef and spidar. W palms Mam liss• decimal • dada. _ _ ClitiUSW- —A brla doom/ 100 gabled MING dye dodos the and we ham le meet mks ad 4.111111 11m, al ie. II ; idis hri ttot ao • and MN Mo. at Boom poo lb. Searna—The irtiele Ise disa4beg ikon Is reed menet. 1••• •ilf —o withal • of of SY boo Ootober tom whole doll& soolhoo Io mod he far, Oho •tttda Imam duo gad brpolio /Maw Ism sayffolhaf =OM of Imo w Ober book alma ow loo• sod the =NW logallo Imo dd. Om bow mellows to he mob amok mg int wok& tro sommod Ypima • Nolo d *doom awes tattled boor lof opined at o.of per iloomo ftllONTll.—Tbe non of Um b me :—To London. 21. 6e. to 21. Mr rd.; to Liverpool. 2/. 10s. len. pet ton; and to Chins, its. II Jto 12 peer candy. For the know pact as high as St 2a. Ut. has during the betaight ken paid in a Ind clam going ship, a nd t o Chi na la. IS. Liteurgoln—For fltA clam credit Ws 6 months' sight the rate Is now 2r *id. to 2s. old. It Ind rose days since fallen to le. and Oar document tolls the nominal rate is 2s. 0,1 The Mink rates are—a m. e., la. 110.; J ve. a, Is. 11 id.; m. ..,1.. I id. ; 1m a., la. bold.: and Id. 1.. 011 Calcutta we quote 6n days' sight Me. 211 per Re. PM; e., ri on COMn. Be. 116 at 217 per 100 doll. CALCUTTA, MAUCH 24. INTOIITXMIXIIT.—The petition M thin market shows Improve. meat ginerily, but at prevent, as meanie Britt& Malian tuned goodu thin I. ommas toon in the extent of badness dime than in any ad. vaneement In the rude of value. Holden have been willing sellers, bat. soon as a little &WNW is shown an their part we may took ior improvement in prices. The metal market haa trammel dories the A/mined; and as regards twist, operations have also been on a mote extended scale. Tim Mosey Slauter.—All debonair appear' to have left the Mar ket, and the tendency of Improvement in monetary matters enttlasee. The Ban of Beard boo reduced Its rate.. on, per cent all round, The 04tie of government reur.ties show.. Immurement, and, at IMNINSi qu,tdton., le newly. We have heard of no business wnatelrer to the Mare market. exc. a m.o.—The declining tendency of etch .nges on England ban quotsttons are law in and are e Sleeted staid further to &cane. We bare not heard of much b 112.1116.1.4 haring tree done he the outgoing mail. Our quotation.. are for document paper, 2e. IA to 2.. d.; sod ermln paper, 2.. 11.1. to 2s. lad. per rupe e at s i n months' eight. to the holidays. we tom beard of but little tarok so In freights. Generale speaking rates remain At our lan yuo.a•wns, nor eon we look f.,t ant material rise 'mutt the elects Of the borne alskts ; nor a decline, counteracting cireunistanses considered. „,m elle Port 1 lass draverlisel. deft --e Amer((Pity Brit.) vlist,ilMay 2 itierkaibli:r.lte2 ht.st” postai) .21, !Lava *el i May 13 Ar.erkqh)r V.stuark‘llltay 7 I, ieu.!. urrton May 1 Arm.. ( A eit COOK) ...N. I i nnf the month Ply alkyd% ... May S Ilesasibia• ..... ----X' I .tL Muth ernes. lower 11.10111:16 .......-- ..... .11 .sly 'DvTer Drug .....M Mb at the month ~....t .arepton. May 12 /moos Ayres II Ith of the wior6l6 louthamptos. May 12 Calilords(eis Clawmal Inh stile metlll,4ath .n.ptos. May 3 Caws!' Go nd Hope. 41 also( the mosth'Plys.outli.„.„ May 3 Coortattlikoplo • .4 ;Uillthrtbdoson'trkner -- - 'MI . ,' - -•^ May S Day wken are up is Genera! P , rat. (Allen Lcedon. Central Muerte% NI Maim! Wee Rana M N Orme' liamlnug xl Holl,ad linadurma IrvlAnd M & N India (via lientlianv& lad& (via Marvelllev) N Mulkterramma(via South amptca) M Ditto:v!aarvellive) N Wale* ludal7thof mouth I'u, of the meth Twice dine ,:tiil7t62;tbot lows tie:day le Fri.'s; I Wellies. s gator. I If th of tho MaGth Twice .. I tath of the mouth Itidelith of month, lirth of the length! lI9tC of tie mwtEw nd of toe uio~W i0jit6596,27ii 113othof tbe math Madeira NNW N Naples. Papal itato• Pan tomooyF „...N Wont botkas West Maio (smog U. .ease, ono Nora) NI. • no malls to tb eo +Week oaoket via Marna lauthamptos 314 3 ..utlnuistdoa 11. Th. Ss Awnhaaaptoo May 20 133Ter ltduse da. Doser 'Slay 0 ro lTut,aallaut (Andre Lorries sou thampten nr~lyke 4 out haavton May 20 Tance ct• May 1$ Arrived May 2.9 .Arrived ! t !Soul hamplon. 1' Dover t ioothaarptima., iouthamptce. ,m 4 is Do Ter ..... IFay 10 Sehlsth2sthof 111011 ' , Dover llia 2 ; Stblsth2ithoraton' Dour 7thl7th27thof atoolSouthastpree :11ay 6 17th of the montalmathempeon ;Kay 20 Sthlstlt2lthed aloallroir 171 k of the moth 6 osthamptos I May 20 tel at the mont.l4 teltimpton I Nay S 'Aft thus rasizi:d (e) are moseyed by CALM.IIViI•.--lialls to an lOW devatolted and ! anti frog Callf4rnia ria the United States his by every Am,rhstu packet. ARRIVED. Aara—at Llverpcca, May 2, from Ca mila ANIZADS—at Liverpool, May 3, from Rt. L'bs Astarorut—at Falmouth, April 30, from Port Philip Blitill%llrAD—at Literp , lol, May 2, from New Orgasm Briaasnarc —off Deal, May I, from Bahia Btrovvin —off Portsmouth, May I, from.... ........... ...,_. Sydney CaIUIRIMITA—oif Deal, May I, from Havartnah CALMTTA—oI! riyrvoth, May I from Hobart Town CAlli•llNZ—at Gras‘otlld, May from Criaraantinople 01Arti.01—at Gravesend, May 2, i, irum Calcutta Pra tssowaeon—at (rraverend, May 2, from Calcutta F.:wawa—at Hull,— May I, from Petra. GONDOL \ —at Liverpool, May 2, from Mauritian Gr.onua—at Ltverpoal, May 2, from Africa hairy or Pall—at Gravesend, May 2, from Bahia lb:ma:en—at Gravesend, May 2, from Porto Ma Isstortsa—at Liverpool, May 2, from.. Cadla I boas Beta.—at Graverwad, May 2, from ll= Joan Ilassica —at Gravesend, May 2, from JAM% MARIA—at Gravesend, May 2, morn Aalborg La Cr a —at Gravesend, May 2, from Cherbourg LADY BVTLIM —at Gravewnd, May 2, from. Draft Miosos— at Falmouth, May 1, from Maria Moaharrma—at laverpool, May 2, from . New York Naansua—at Hull, May I, from Navas:No—oil Portlarvl, May I, from Port Philip NaLsos —at .. April 30' Cff - - _ -, ._ .. 113WCI, ~. 30. from o ......o- ..., at Yalmonth, Apnl 30, from Runialie A 1.1.0 P -off Livorpool, May 2 RACLIOIgi -off Deal, May I, from Meditates._ 11e1.1.4110E -at Ltrerpond, May 3, from Trials lkinisive-at Falmouth, May I, from Aleamadifia Rai Oanaoto-at Falmouth, Aoril 30, from Girard! STATIMAX-olf Deal, May?, from lionikong &amt.., -off Diral. May I, from flotinanrron -off Penzance, Aril 30, from Calcutta &AM' 141.11711 -at Gemmed, Mar?, from Stettin Toirox -at (Dammed, May?, from Denmark Tram-off Dover, from Mrs TO lOW -at Liverpool, May 2, from Alessao- Tnuxr -off Liverpool, May 3 luau Sieram-at Liverpool, May 2, Dom-. I . 1:0 INT —at Limp.sa, May I, from tintos-at Grameend. May 3, from VICTOILIA—of Liverpool, May? Viasaa-at Liverpml, May?, fr0m............. ............ ...... %%Norma-at Lynn. April 30, from 111111.14105 W. LL a nom -off Fabsoatb, April 30, from ...... IL Tows IV ILIBRIMORCi-el Grammed, May?, from WUbelabor- Win. t . -at Grimaced. May?, from . Wierriima Woaio-at Liverpool, May 2, from ZUAVACIOVI -al Gras - mend, May 2, from ...New Tort Aalborg .Aalburg ivir ORE CURES of ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION. IVII and COUGHS, by Pr. LO.."OCK'S PUI.M.PCIC WAFERS From Mr. J. C. Reinhardt, chemint 52, Market-place, Ifull.—"Many and ourprinir.g are the testimm,...l. , oh rile? afforded to oontirrned can,. of asthma end consumption, ani long-standing coughn, malt will uratify Inc to refer to many reppertab'e parties who are really anxious to make known the great honcho &rived from thin se...onable re. awls." Price In. lid., 2n. 90., and IM. per box. bold by .3 drug. digs. Pr . [MOCK'S FEIIAI.E. WAFERS are the onlo medicine recommended to ladles. They have an agreeable taste. l'riee if. 144 and lis per box. All pills luster similar winuo are coon. Merits. UNITED STATES SARSAPARILLA. This celebrated American medicine cast now flee, cotab:iohed for nearly two ,taro in thin country, at 15.'4 STRAND, I.ON I ON, and le the oldest preparation known by the name if 'TOW NSEND'S niROAPARILLA in Europe and America. The great advantage which this preparation bas orer all others of a like onarirter is that It u made from the root is anew and Ireeh state, white al. the virtues remain, lad is also made by cold alcoholic proem% which secures the medicinal qualities in their purest and moat cite:live form ; thus superseding all the general but inefficient methods which are adopted by the uso of heat. There in no extract in the world pow:ming so niseh virtue to hail dimmer, and oo invigorating to tho weak and debilitated eystens, thus sweeping out of the laxly al; Mime. limy man who ham used it once will ever after be it, friend »tie ailroosta. DAVID W. HOW li, general agent, US, Wised ;next door to the Royal Lyceum Theatre). Pinta, ca. 64. quart., 6s. lialfoditsca quarts mut free, by molding l'oetoutftee order. CURES FOR TIIE UNCURED! HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. CURE OP A DESPERATE. CASE OF RINGWORM OF BM YEARN' sTANDING. —...... ...... Lien, 13nt it Novennert, 1849. One of the moat eminent surgeon.. in Lima tie capital of Peru) bad a child coverel with ringworm fir mare than via years; in vain be pith underlain his art in hie endeavour, to edict • care. Ni:! suoased. Mg, he consulted among hie brethren the moat celebrated medicsd practitioner.. of the ci•y, but iitAlling,wao found to do the child serving, when he was persuaded by Mr. Joseph P. 'lncur, the English chemiai and &wren, residing at ho. 7., Calle de Palacio, to try !follows?. Pills and Ointment, which was dr.ne, and after using sis large ;Wad the Ointment, with a porportion of the Pills, the child war. radicully cured to the eurpriee of the whole medical profession. The named the parent, from mo t ives of delicacy, is withheld. Vold by the Proprietor, 244, Strand, near T. inp:e for, London, and by all reapectable Vendors of Patent Medicine throughout the Cleilirad World, in 1.041 and Bone,, at Is. I 2s. 11., 4.. rd., Its., 125., and Us. each. There is a very considerable saving in taking the larger gazes. . . N.B.—Directions for the guidance of Patients are affuen to outs RA of Box. ;' • • s ,- - zior 1, 1 4 4 a t . afty-4k , .., •••