The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-17 00:00:00

~--~-~s MOP" - Ttie .4113...r40:1., No. 954.1 OTICK OF ItaMOVAL—Mniare. WILLIAM Lamp NW 04 SIM sal awe Diem sal Salt er = E a r malapeg i o sa m antl e sel a r yew is II& I. MO leimerlallibei. awl dm trot to te were* web • Imlloomb lielix =ty mberwisil.lllB.l. .....__ _ _ CHARD A. C. LOADER begs to oil the at- I Olin al MON ma le rift to the Ihilotolog M 16% on se orb oat of voillotoomott motortois s Illompliok Ks. tom Mb% la but bolr sysios. 14t. Od. AIM ele milk. NM a s e t Solid MOWRY lAA 2 . 11 41! Xt Nil Illotettooll Drowlayouts ark% Masi ma lo yolotig. lA i r e sCoodwo to work from St ; Ithingov Mists a D n eurs, from Al Its. ; gymod Cbootor Doom. It= St tOo—II. A. C. AMR. ft Potearyt, Ferber/. - - - &t TOILET Awricuss, nob of Wa llis rosoro&--zowustor mums ou. is ftio ant die Imaamat Yuma Z= 1 1: if mastaltilall Maw la In. =we borollirteit die erg mogiolaa t mil lltreterai at Fad DaiMaalt bilevelesile Ist Ns beedhles eel pre. sawittevilla Ile to* mai vim The Plollairrers* ad Ibdr owe ume br the watiwasiqa Me or dri ag n MI6 the erellmtlea by eepormer el the l♦ mob al *ma omen art totraitiag rendre. Ire El& umbel them lath whoa" aid ehea thus e Wald* —. WA Imes tt ,Darr hdletrate. eons ere ernes. hair the hoped maks et meta Et Ir. ormromosillooloroO, err lie atemple et deopies. ne erli ainalas at Gait bon SW *Ma at .11ewawls" paimllle fiat at Or grade aa dr wrmppla er rid, —light lay lama at Ste Reataipadua. laatkoosel by ra- Etimmists owl perftile& IL LA TASCH3II± 2 : 4 I I ta. at e LletA PHOPHY- It we boa samiorogroi to woo Tomo fa Ti m% me Al se.mo la 11=:4 Pease sed la art am et then Whom Al the melt sulltier."--e. Itele la letthe et te. N. see tr i li= strow ellsa see Ce...annfrirmi red isidie mil Oa, Laaasal aidallkhnita sof ~trot whets* velllkON In fct • r ow eaurtri._ eItOSIANT to YAMILIEI3.—MEASAM sod Oa% 1111=14111tATI VR CalPilr SOAP air ma, rebevelle. tted Crall ebriptiar at Carpus. Dram" awl bedews, Teberee iewb. led babe thee (atm ray pen" war) ono Omit g rea.mais oori io ow; loom" Wertheim. dentletemee ebb" iseshe nil bob /10.04 It will so la the elleateet byes the met deb. aft mieurv. The baba et it It la so that sat oars bloods fooliot lon a 6•1 Om to had it the I ea lAarer Lan- Ilair S hi rilt Oa at 2. la OIL if b.. Imbibe, hest 1 lb. 18 4 tb.. Unigirs.reasse. mg Oro. It Ls so wool kr elstriai owl meg bob FRANCE. PARIS, SUNDAY. 510 rig. It seems that, after all, the resignation of General Rastalan will not be soorpted. General Bandon's roteetentiem is said not to he the real cause of his neadtparture to /tome. OsweralChongarniw whenhe heard of the nomination , opposed it energetic:ally, and it was then that the leaky chance tamed up, and it was footed out that Goners' Reed= wee a protestant. M. de Falloux's illness is bad enough to cause the gesettieg this morning of K. Lacjoinsie in the interim if hie ministry. The Morocco expedition will not take place, it is said, as the affair has been settled diplomatically. lbs Petrie, after quoting the paragraph in which the Gestitstiesseel announces this fact says : We believe this announcement to be premature, although we are of opinion that every satisfaction necesear) to satisfy honour cannot fail to be offered to our go mange" Tee Touloresois of Thursday states that the expedi tion still remains in pin. .4 .° We read in the Ecersersesa of Friday evening : • Some members of the committee of twenty-iive, being queatiened to-day is the Balls dee Conferenoes by several representatives, communicated the expla nation given yesterday to the committee by the minister of the interior, on the subject of the letter of the president of the republic. It results from these explanations that the letter was communicated to the council of ministers, and approved by all who were present ; and that there is perlot wooed between all the members of the cabinet as to the Ailey that is indicated in it. It is added that the great miijority of the committee have also &dismal to that line of Paile ht. C. Lagrange and M. Meshes Dee have do patted the following prepasitilmat this Age of the Tudor of the Chamber:; Ceseiderhig the latter sidemeed Um by the prosident of the whits to M. Wise Noy ; _magderise; the sees lasellsi is the Messiteer. est frees wild* is appears Sc malt that ntembee et the Gibbet ins sot Wasik with the policy bulkiest In that letter, sal blesses be tbat• tbra ; tosaiderlag that is is sowassy tw the ass the army. tin the Menial security sad foe the tlip/sy of Treats, that doubt should so Wager wide' Sc the sowed of the greatest pewees of the mate, sad ea the Use tenikd to he followed in the drain of kaki; din propose the immediate essiessella of she Awswibdpe is seise that it may declare Rad, sevessimely ea *same& sal iawreatienal policy followed wbe hawed by the porertwasat. This proposition was immediately transmitted to Baroche vice-president of the Assembly, who per forms the functions of president during the absence of M. llopin. The committee of twenty-five will, it is said, assemble on Monday to discuss it. ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—The rumour that the Pope is about to proceed to Loretto or Bologna does not ap pear well founded. The members of the diplomatic corps accredited to the Pope have followed the holy father to Partici, where they are mating arrangements to stay, which would not be the case if the Pepe thought of going to Loretto or Bologna. A eccond journal has just made its appearance at Rome. In addition to the Giornak di .Roma, there is now published the Ossereatore .Romano, which is the old Omstitsuionale.Rotnano. This new journal appears intended to be the organ of the pure pontifical party. In Its first numbtr, published on the 6th inst., speaking of the president's letter, it says that no man of sense can ply any attention to the document, which is the mere expression of an individual's opinion. The same journal contradicts the rumours which were in circu lation relative to the withdrawal of the three cardinals. The Neapolitan troops have been recalled from the frontier. Our correspondent writes : ANcONA. So**. e. Yon will peweive, from the date of my letter, that I have leisurely crossed the Roman State* from the Tyerhene to the Adriatic See. My object has been to visit the principal towns and cities of the central provinces, end to examine into the opinions end feel ings of their inhabitants with respect to the late poli tical changes. Nor has it been a difficult task to de cide which way the sympathies of the majority in cline. Wherever I have been I have found convent tion on poll Mal topics eagerly entered into by all classes; even monasteries and convents are not ex empt from the interest universally felt on such sub ject', and through the double iron gratings of a nun nery parlour I have kept up a long . confabulation with a reverend abbess, and found a patine of sentiment end absence of prejudice little to be expected or in deed hoped for in such secluded abodes. The country swarms with groups of soldiers, thrown out of service by the late military regulations, who, with sticks and wallets, in lieu of muskets and eartoechaboxes, wend their weary way over some hundred miles of hot and duly road towards their native villages, eucounteriag alternately at the gates el the towns they traverse the jeers or the scowls of French, Spanish, and Austrian sentries. From Terni whence I dated my last, I went to Spoleto , the; eitimo Thule of Spanish occupation to the north. The troops there amount to between two and three thousand men, consisting of two fine battalions of infantry, a section of artillery, and two hundred &mold= Ammar' d choral. The Spanish soldiers are eaceedvely dew in their appearance, and ore of their chief ocespntioes appears to be washing, iron log, pipeelaying, and polishing their dresses and asemdrements. They are also farness assebuss (attbough they did not catch Garibaldi)—the okbotry getting over the ported faster than the wel l y- 7 end well adapted for a swain mop de NUM in an unexpected queer. Their laknts in this line have lately been put to the pad by the presence of a hand of brigands in theses,- bins user Todi. A esmehey of light infantry owls a rapid marsh from Tad, and succeeded in peuesita upon ass of the cinders. The Spanish 001 M• louden are very jeans of being inteshr.d with in Wmania of their bastions, and huts not allowed a emspany of gendesms hen Rase to enter the towns net tty'r jursdte.%a. "ell' '4: 3( Roman battalion of the line, marching towards the eapital, was not allowed to enter Terni the other day, bet obliged to go round the walla and perms its route without baltiag. At Yoligue, 18 miles farther, I found an Austrian garrison. Five hundred Tyrolese, with their Swiss hats, bmg pipes, and half German half Italian dialect, give so Akio. to the isliabitaata, and are tolerably well liked, save when they have to be the instru ments of summary panid►ment for political offences. The stick is used foe civil as well as military trear arguers, and even far trilling mindsmsanoars. The Italians are surprised and horrified to find themselves relentlesely stripped and beaten severely, sad as the blows are administered first on the stomach sad then on the Wee, the ooneequeness ars not 'infrequently fatal. SARDINIA.—The arrest of Garibaldi hes caused an exceediegly tierce teens in the Chamber of Deputies at Turin. Liberal orttors demanded his immediate liberation. Pinola, the minister, pleaded that Garibaldi by taking service under the Roman Republic, had ceased to be Ptedmontems He could thus be treated as an alien. In despite of this mean and beggarly defence the chamber voted that the sweet of Garibaldi was an outrage on the rights of a eitisswiteed an insult to the Labia satire. A letter from Turin of the 11th inst. contradicts a report that the ministers had resigned in concsquesce of the vote of the Chamber of Deputies disapproving of the imprisonment of Garib A letter from Genoa of the 11th inst. states that Garibaldi bud been placed on board the frigate Saint Michael, to be conveyed to Nice, his native place. SPAIN. The Cottstitutionnel contains tt e following para graph on the bearing of Spain in the Roman ques tion : A reactionary line of conduct has been falsely attributed to Spanish diplomacy in the Roman question. We ire able to affirm that the cabinet of Madrid follows a lino of policy altogether opposed to what has been thus so erroaeoesly attributed to it, and that it employs the Jainism which it with the hely see, from he character of represent. n 6 altotether /Athens, in supporting the liberal cause upheld by France. t it er as LAYre. mired hew his goverameat recise la that nowt MADAM, thwr.ll,-71res per dom. IS sent.; Font pee Omets„ Ili. Ms pm Oas., II f. dame, ff. busk al Yerdlomail. 79. lickiage ofi Larks, fO.fi. GERMANY. AUSTRIA.—Our blest news from Vienna is to Sept. 12th. The only intelligens of importance from Vienna, is of a commercial character. The council of minis ters has determined on rescinding the ordinances of last year prohibiting the exportation of Austrian gold and silver coin. This measure, which is not however as yet officially announced, has been no doubt adopted with the view of giving a s lift to Austrian credit,'preparatory to toe tcn of a loan. The presence of Baron James Rothschild, and the re port that several other members of that family will be shortly assembled here, countenances the supposition that the government is engaged in negotiations with this house, for procuring pecuniary supplier. The Austrian paper has risen in value 10 per cent., goes the submission of Hunger,. Nasky was to leave Milan on the Bth. He is expected in Vienna this evening, and will alight at the Heiberg. Haynan arrived last sight trout rres. burg. Chn. Benedek is also come. Considerable sensation has been made by the announcement that Beni bad fallen into the hands of the Ressisme. Nothing official has t transpired concerning this capture, which In afenisd in private letters hem Bucharest. Letters from Crenate& also mention that Bern bad been seised in the Wallachian territory by an excursive Russian detachment. Meanwhile ad vices from (islets state that the Polish hero had es- ca t following details are given concerning the sur render of Peterwardein :•After the parley at Maria- Schnee on the 4th, the . Magyar delegates returned into the fortress. The officers exerted themselves to the utmost to persuade the ga • n to hold out. Hereupon two parties formed. From words they came to fighting : a regular battle ensued, in which nom were killed. At last the party for surrender got the upper hand ; and, early on the 7th, the fortrem was given up to the Austrians. Col. Puffer entered from the Bacser side, through Bruck-schanzel ; Colonel Nasals from Kamenics, and General liartlieb from Omiewits. The garrison troops were disarmed, and embarked in bargee to be towed up to Eeseg, whi ther also the commandant of the fortress, Col. Kiss, was sent under strong escort. Many officers went in the steamer Thissa to Titel ; most of the Ronveds em he et Now Peterwardein is in the hands of the imperialists, the navigation from Pesth to Stalin Is reopened. Emigrants from Nemats were returning thither in crowds from Semlin. From Comorn there is no news. The Ban reached Agram on the 9th, accompanied by the Berrien General Knieczanin, and was received, is spite of his squabbles with the Banalrath, with a profusion of festive demonstrations, among which, of amuse, a laurel crown on an embroidered velvet 081611114 presented by a proceesion of damsels, was not forgotten, the canon of the cathedral making a speech the while. At a moment when it is undtretood that the Aus trian government is about to adopt a lenient policy, sad to deal mercifully with the prisoners taken in the Hungarian war, the columns of the Presburg Garette are daily filled with such official notices as the follow lag, which appear in the latest number : Norbert Annenberg, native of Debrecen, le Bohemia, sued thirty-six years, of the Wormed raigion, bat formerly asaihelie, married, without children, u lieutenant in Count Leiningra's 31st regiment el line infantry, condemned in the year 1847 for high Memos by partialgebea in the Polish mulatise, to ineressmisa m kens for hurtese pun, eel amnestied by the gems of his see lest yes:, reared whatilmilf into the auks of the Mewls& rebels, was sidiedreemp of Kew*, an later reined of the Ist Jager mega of the ssimiliens am y. The sem Mimi been en- AMA epee the ikerset widest* of Melba WO treammi was awartiag miging laws sad presiemeneak In the etrart.mertial Wei keg. It, 1849, madman in Math by hanging, and this sesteses executed nos Ma Memo day. By the Bird Ceara mertlel. Heed quarter., Arid, Aug. 22, 1849. Julius - Hanby, Knight of Seittranenheiss native of Wer 'chats, in the Banat, 2 3 years of NM, cathol ic, single, upper lieutenant of the imperial Kaiser Ferdinand 1., hues, regt., hem, by the support of the Hungarian rebels with armed bead, funned the guilt of high treason, sad having been ea this aseannt„ after establishment of the bete, maahuously eenlismned by the courtinertial held on the 30th et August assardiag M Ma existing laws and proclamations, la alibisas of his property and loss at his 110▪ 111110110101011111110gg 10 suffer death by powder and lead, Oh llama ma amoseted upon hiss the same day. ily the Imperial lapel Coartwoo dal. Tommice. As& 10, 1849. samest Mswasses. native of Oedseberg is Sugary, gra la m p* emiselleal limmeamat.eolomel, en half-pay in Iblo im royal feriae, went ever to the ranks el die rebel% tabled la the ismerreetia. The imme b e bees aw e• v high lemmen, wee neashemerk... _raoismoll, al the e meta held ea amp* amass 111 the sea feeedea el bis pespertyid is. et Ids emenedeL exes taller demi by peeler - sad lead. whist suntans, sunt was ea kiss the mine day. By the Imperial Court Martyry. Teraerwer, August 1111, Early yesterday morning the emperor. returned keen Prague, accompanied by General Groan. , C ount Woos and lieltyk. Between Przelaisch and Par iahs a cow, which had et on the rail, was knocked AM by the engine and killed. But beyond a smart dna, no accident mu eustsined by the emperor and his fellow travellers. On the 10th, the Duke el Nemours and family, and the Duke of Saxe-Coburg set out by . a special bide for Darnkont. There is a currency reform in contempla r tiA n % which all the different sorts of notes will be by a uniform paper money. PRUSSIA.—The following is the letter dm car ', rispoqiest : BUM, Ism 14. Nadi* as yet hem transpired with mud _ to the natty* of the interview at ?digits. The spat of a the p roa k' o rt pap , :r4 Ao•tvia cootnitte to the LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, s: formation of the Prussian Boodestaat, and claims reciprocal liberty to found a South-German federal state, and which is, indeed, but the echo of an earlier rumour of the same Worn at Berlin, already mentioned in your columns, finds very little credit. I hear that General Neumann, the Prussian special envoy that was sent to Warsaw, has brought back such accounts of his in terviews with the Cesar, u have produced a most painful impression upon the mind of the King. The tone of the Russian autocrat was exceedingly harsh and haughty; and I sin informed, on good authority, that he disapproved of the steps taken by the Prus sian government in the matter of the Bundestast in terms of arrogant displeasure, which have been ampl y ge ll ing to ton al maib il ita at I Berl t seems that the Czar Wawa to listen to the representations made to him of the inevitable nesomeisy of them steps in coast queue of the unoonoihatory conduct of Austria. He =no urgent ground whatever foe the con ids favour of popular institutions, which had bus as& by Prussia, and condemned unequivocally the draft of a German constitution drawn up at )!eels. Finally, his mood was most ungracious, and be mid several things which wcs is tr a islT wounding fee Nevar th elems, an eraWn he ter to bestow St odor et *tints Ikea Mks 'eg up of the Ostr's residence from Warsaw be, bola attended with the dispersion of many of the sitgiumallis corps. General von Heehaw, the Prussian eisehiminiksr, is returned to Births, with M. Meyen dad, des Russian minister accredited at this court. Today the chambers did not meet. The next steps of the government on the German question are awaited with impatience. Tn. attitude of the democratic party on this subject is apparently waive, bat really a great hindrance, for their present ann is to play into the hands of the Russian party, whom they wiser if possible to bring into power, feeling sure that after General Gerlach, revolution has once more a chance. The constitutional party are not so Kraig in this country as the y . are in the house; and this per haps is the surest sign that the Bond/stoat scheme will be brought to nought, notwithstanding the im posiog full-sail steeliness with which the government is progressing towards the apparent fulfilment of the great plan. The democrats would, I believe, relish nothing better than a Russian demonstration against the constitutionality. On this day Humboldt completes his 80th year; and a public dinner is given to him by his friends on this occasion. General Mollendoef is gone to St. Petersburg to convey to the Czar the condolence of the King of Prussia on the death of the Grand Doke MichaeL General Wrangle is going to Pomerania and Posen to inxf:t the second army corps. Grand Duke of Oldenburg has issued a procla mation dissolving the landing, in consequence of their vote against joining the Prosaism Basdesetast. A fresh landtag witl be convoked without deity. In the meantime the rand duke declares that he has not scrupled to rainy the adhesion of Oldenburg to the Penman League, reserving the submission of this act of the government to the next landtag for consent and sanction. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. By the Inflexible, steam-sloop, Commander Ho seaport, arrived on Saturday morning from the But Indies, we have important news from the Cape, dated and August, which was conveyed to St. Helena by the Brilliant, 20, Captain Watson, and communicated to the Inflexible, which left St. Helena on the 17th August. By a letter from the correspondent at the Cape, of the Rants Telegraph, which we sobjcdn, it wilt be seen that the colonists maintain an attitude of dritsrmiliddldnistance to the step of making the Cape a penal settlement. The following is the correepon dent's letter : Cope of Good Hope, August 2, 1849. Nothing can exceed the ezeted state of feeling in this colony on the subject of the contemplated introduction of convicts hers frees the island of Bermuda. Sir Harry Smith has bees danprouily i,l from a car buncle at the back of his head, and the violent opposition of the colonists on this question had tended much to Lams his mind and retard his discovery ; but be has nearly got round, and takes his daily exercise on horseback. His Excellency has so far condescended to the repugnance shown by all classes at the idea of the Cape being made a penal settlement as to intimate that he had made arrangements, on the arrival of the Neptune, for the con- Cos to be turned over to the Seriegapatain hulk, at Simon's Bay, and there to be kept until further instructions regard ing their disposal should be received from her Majesty's government ; this, however, was far from satisfying the colonists, who returned to the charge, insisting that they should be mat away hem the colony the intent they arrive. His Becellency, not heti , g himself authorised to take such a step, merely replied by promising to do all in his power to meet the Wisbm of the people consistently with the in- Eradiate he might receive on the arrival of the coavicts. He had also trued a proclamation announcing his de termination to insert and uphold the majesty of the laws. It is believed, however, that this is merely preparatory to the introduction of a sterner order of things should the state of the colony require, it. The Anti-convict Is indefatigable in enforcing the pledge on all climes, to place beyond the pale of social intercourse all persons who either directly or indirectly fa voured the convict measure, cr who furnished the ordinary supplies of precisims to government which might be made avertable to the support of the convicts on their arrival. The beaks and insurance aim, in order to give support to this system of intimidation, have called upon their clients to pay up all arrears of movtgeges, loses, interest, &e. ; and premed them to the payment of the uttermost farthing with each unomprimising severity as to leave no alumna ' ties but submission. The government contractors for pro. visions, &a, here found themselves in this predicament and have nearly all given notice that they must forhit their recognise ces and break their contracts. The gover nor, therefore, to apply a remedy to this evil, offered to ad vance, from the colonial treasury, sufficient sums of money to relieve persons so circumstanced from their embalms.- meat ; bet the effect of the measure was short-lived and resigned their for ell the Attie members of censcil having their seats, the estisau s for the year have act been 1. 8 884.101 Me Treasury is nearly empty. Brea the sew mem hoe% dela Sir Harry Smith oohed to the mionsil, to keep Ms men eery of government in motion, were compelled to redga the very day they took their sate, in esseequence of the ;theression of tootlar disapprobation, which evinced itself es their leaving the council chamber. They were jaded by the mob, kicked, and sufferedothersara of personal iviellease. The private property dose of their number, M. Let tomMal, the Swedish moral, and • person of opulence, fag at Reedebord—was attached, and injured to the extent of lastly 2,0601. His vessels lyleg is Table Bay w ere deserted by the boatmes engaged to Blear them, sad he and his eV.- leageee were unable to purchase the meet ordinary neces saries of lite, until they had announced their resignation, and apologised to the anti cenviet sesecistios for their con duct in bating accepted the oMes. One of the members (Koch) who holds public opinion sheep longer than the rest, was rodeeed. by actual west of toed, to Mks refuge in Government House; end when this was keown, the soloed's* west so far as to threaten to cut off his Buelleney's supplies ales Thee maim stead at this moment the people declaring their intesties to starve all who sup ported the 'modesties. et the 001111kia; sad the gover nor prepared, to all appeuenes, to proclaim martial law the messent the sets of /Ir. Medea sad his fol lowers sheeld render such • step neassary. One of the wee& features in the whole affair, I consider to be the sesignsilea at the Dutch citadels, men of subsume, and re mises" throughout the Maier et the colony, • circumstance whisk beds me to think that the deep-rooted aesthetics whisk mill rankles la the breasts of the B ten, from the less of thole dam, may be kindled into • flame by the goosed entalismssamased by the unfortunate sal ill-judge's& M taskleg lids astray • penal settlement, contrary to home useenams, sad to 'peptides to their oft-express& i urease to the measure, lir they see la It what they sonsr re e l; gress hash sad another piece of injeetios committed towards them by the British govenunest, which they ere not in any imam to put up whit." PROCLAMATION BY HIS EXCELLENCY LUIIIT GENERAL SIR R. 8111TH. Whams I ham ll* day bean urged, by a largo and la. fiesatlal amber at aba chinas of Cape Town, net to allow the NlPuisea Inellor o4ll . l . sow anneal with unaviets how wermaaa. le swim or mask la the velars of this eery, bet. 11l Ile 11101, to wad the add dalp, with the ealWelacae 1116hak seaslassi the Right Hon. du Befaefasy at Mates eat shames this singular, sot to soy email eryome es be teeadat ea the opiates that st dr i o aeweYle with thew to this colony. sad, epos dash seelval bare, wIN rewash a tight capable of bidet wed* by meow et law, to be set free, either alleolately cc id& *wain wewietiolle, ken parsoul festralat : and whams NA an whim, if eatartehad by ae, weed, so far y a m WWI.' lei le Wm the seem seggestod, aeosemeitly withheld stokes laldag that wane, laosaasit to I, who b en csrieicashiel, the geandfaa sad yocteske tho :cw. ode M. assort le fees lc lead eat of this 17, 1849. • the said Nevins, or any other of her Msjeity's amb it*. am being sad gadded to Leedom, without he war m* sad authority of law : And whereas I am advised, in point of law, that, awarding to the teas sanalag and ma streeties of the several sets of idioms* is fares sowers isg transportation, so " team," or other lostrament of a like ammo herbs the force of law within this soleay, or legelly oat** any N d's avin to candi.' freedom within this eoleay, could to boned by the authority of the governs or any other feastimary of Bermuda: Acid whereas I am also advised, sot self that ao "tickets*. leave" weld lawfully be hosed ter this colony at Boa leads, bat that there is no cot et t, arise * ceased. or other 'serenest or now knows el o or which sea be reasonably believed to be in exietemilay by form or virtue of tibia say casein on beard *a Nostra, could, by legal proems, respire me ' as goverset* the Cape of Good Hope, to grant to him a ticket of hi" or, en my refusal, satins him to denied, m of legal the as privileges which he world have been at had a ticket of leave bees granted to him. had whores:l me further advised that the true state and @acidities of the convicts aforesaid, upon their arrival will be seek that It woad, under ordinary einumstasese, have bees my hey, dew rigidly Investigation the modest of the convicts daring the voyage t to withhold dekeb of lime freauthose eel, who. kg Ithitlft defies the voyage, had shows dimming madesmoift of that favour ; bat that la law, the hens deny ticket of leave by me is net imperative, bat dime. *Nary; while null** thine( leans be granted by see. the ma** awaiting it reaudas a omelet ander l s of traaspertaties, whose hirer is. by law, not a i t il frovs disposal, bat at the ditessel of th e go vernor of the enthessat to whit, ender egier fa shoed, the convict is conveyed : and whereas the ashen sad sieset of" tickets of leave" were to battik well-emieneisemieb. by enabling them to earn their owe livelihood), weekkg fur sinters willing to employ them as remodel =ohm of • peaceful society : and whereas the minted el , the inhabitants of this colony to receive , anistore I tolerate any convict landed under a ticket ' ," have, Ins boss so useqnivolally manifested, sad the benison which say snob convict would be exposed keen 411 S• omen which the beams and searblerate would he mob to reatrair, is so apparent, that I should act be *Med ia leonine tickets of leave, even U the omens themselves were so raistakea as to desire them,—now, therefore, I do hereby proclaim, declare, sod make kaown, for general informatics, the several matters following, that is to say : First,—Tint it is my intention, for the mama already stated, to withhold tickebof leave from the =avian re peed by the Neptune. Smandly,—That unless I should, by the Neptune or other wise, receive instructions or authority from the Secretary of Sate, to despatch the convicts in question to some other Defilement, I shad cause arrangements to be made for keep ing them on board some ship or ships in Simon's Bay, until I shall have learned her Majesty's gracious pleasure relative to their ultimate destination. Thirdly,—That, pending the announcement of her Ma jetty's pleasure, no communiestios between the convicts and the laid will be allowed, save for the purpose of supplying food, and religious and moral tembine, mots in ease of sickness, when it may be necessary to remove the sufferer to Umbel on shore. F o urthly,—That this detention, which, however distressing to the convicts, is eke :lowly indispensable to their personal safety, will as much as pesetas be alleviated, and be teenaged so as to preserve or promote habits of industry and order, and disappoint as little as circumstances will wreak, the favour able intentions of her Majesty in their behalf. Filthly,—That whilst I am Um prepared to rxert to the utmost every power belonging to my office for the purpose of allaying the alarm and distress which the idea of landing the convies in question has so poweehlly excited, it is, at the same time, to be elearly uadentood, that all my powers in reference to these mea are bounded by the limits of the co lony,—that I have no right or pressor of righ t to send them to Eastland, or any other place,—that to t • such a aura would render the confinement of the casein@ on the high seas wholly wronefal and illegal, sad would, in law, justify them to take life in the ass nice of their liberty. Sixthly.—That I am the more withheld from the set of unlawful form, which I have bees ailed upon to do, Demon I am convinced that the reveseden of the late order& in council, making this colony • penal settlement, an object to which the hearts and hopes of all her Majesty's subjoins is this colony (and of no one son than myself), are new directed, might be retarded, rather than promoted, by a meo meang contrary to law, sad not seeded in order to keep flee convicts front landiag, pomading her Majesty's gresiwas plow me n; and a promedtag, moreover, which, though MOW nded for my adoption, in a legal and obedient spirit, night appear to be mambo in revenues for the mithenty fee the STOWS and partiamm.t of Great Erhart.— God - 13 eve the Qatari' !—Gieten under the public seal of the settlement, at the Cape of Good Hope, at Ceps Town, this 17th day of July, 1849. By his lianselleasy . s comm M mand, (Biped) lone orraou, Sec. to Government. The Cape Town burred of July 28 has the follow ing relating to anti-convict movements : Upon the question there is now less exciting,* la Cape Town then there has been for some tine past. The end* meat has passed off, and the people are now well and intelligently prepared to carry out their d= purpose. From that they cannot now be turned. Alfas ready for the arrival of the Neptune, and anxious to operation the means which are to drive her from these And this must be secomplished. Accounts have reached lowa of the greatest era peration, and the intemest excitement., existing tbronehont the country district,. A correspondent at Brod vt dotal that the greatest excitement prevailed thin. In Graff-Reinet, the feeling is as strong, and we are informed that the justices of the peace, field comets, and =ambers of the rued board, po iso n beard, and ,shod commission in that place, were all about to threw sp their conuniasions. The farmers beyond the Omega River have sent in their petitions. In the dinettes of B.elleubben, Cobden, Swellsndem, Somerset—in het throughout the colony—the feeling of the inhabitants ' too strong to be played with. And 9tat man incurs a Wavy responsibility, who, having the power of allaying 'the just fears and dangerous excitement of the people, refuses to exert that power. Sir Harry has told us tbat the orders in Council will be revoked. Earl Grey and the Queen's mi lliners have told us *et the measure will not be persisted in, what then is to be gained by keeping the lfrptiate In Bison's bay f Vie ghost of some legal fiction has made its appearance, and the governor has been too mach startled to exigent to send her away. But her detention will amiss throughout the whole colony the greatest excitemeat, the bitterest exasperation of feeling . against the modem conctry,—ainiversal fear and suspicion, the satire new don of husinese, and a complete obstruction of legislaties sad of the action of government; and all this is to be enlared for six or eight mouths, rather than that the governor shoe* take • step which might , he is legally advised, be possibly construed to be beyond the power vested in him by law. Bat that rep must be taken, sad, we believe, will be taken. The sooner, therefore, the colonies put the governor in • position to inform them that he has made up his mind to take the step, the better for all parties concerned.) The same journal contains the following observations as showing the value of landed property. At the sale of landed is the Mate of Mr. M. B. River, Wednesday the farm Basally on the Helreiga was knocked dews for 9601. This farm, for largo tattle and for ogrisaltaral is held to be one of the most mini* in Lower Albany, sad it was supposed would hem realised from 1,4001. to 1,6001. The only other hems sold belonging to this estate were two farms on the Kamp, one milled Breaches Mond, sad the other a tract of land adjoining, to which at present no title from the government has been given. This joint property, named Clifton, was knocked down for 8751.—a price considerably below mist it would have realised a short time ago. The landed property in Graham's Toles, consisting of two stores in the Highotrest, me a private residence, celled the " Retreat," prodused what are sonsidered as fair prices. The foundation atone of a chapel about to be erected en th • Wesleyan Mission Station of Mount Coke had just been laid. Montt Coke is on the Buffalo River, a few miles below King William's Teen. A new chapel, also, has bon opened at etude:h. It is 66 feet by 28 is the clear, and will accommodate about 260 persons. The entire cost, including purchase of ground, is 1,9601.; and the debt remaining on the chapel is 6001. The sum of 1081. was widened at the opening wakes. VISSZLII in SIMON'S BAT.—Her Majoety's ship Strings patens, Southampton, and Brilliaat, sail steamers Germ and Dee. THE HAGUE.--Count von Limburg Strum has been nominated by the Sing President of the Two Chambers of the States 00101111 at the opening of the present session. Admiral Van Ryk, by a royal decree, has received honourable dismissal from his functions as Minister of Marine, upon his own re quest, and M. Van Bosch, Minister of Finance, has been appointed Minister of Marine ad interim. Tn FIER ILtiotoos or Vicars now 'attends no farther titan the borders of the bland of St. Geordie Mag giore. Geode warehoused elsewhere must be removed to within the limits within three months, or thry will have to be iatrodoesd fur commaytion and pay the import duty. WHOLESALL DISFRANCIIISMISSE—Ii ig SOW no civilised that if only onc-ludf of the objections which have been lodged whist tlre 'lemon in the boroughs and toasty of Cardigsa are substantiated, the next candidate for the representation will have bat little trouble to Gasmen as sleety half the electors will be disfranchised. TEE CITE Paxeons..—The reports made to the Lord Mayor of the state of the City prisons as to the health et the inmates is Tay satiereetory. Mr. Barden, the 'oversee of the Whitearem4Plessa Prison, states that he serer rsoellVe a perkd in whist! Me debtors: gaol was more tree Mr- from diaesei. Mr. Cop, the pressor of Nowa, describes the made. et *at prises In Imo se Ihrearable ; end elthseilhlhe mid Inseremodiens end C l aT r i l pte: mil e t et usest is the sartropo . lle, enjoys like ri ig• r r the *.nr3s'a THE UNITED STATES MAILS. From private isformation, of which we have no reason to doubt the entire reliability, we learn that the Canada is off Holyhead, and that the Hibernia, which has be dm for a fall week, has been on More at Halifax ; her passengers and mails being brought over by the Canada. Accounts since received from our City correspon dent fatly confirm the above. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. The August melee' of the above court oessuenwed this amnia, ►efore the Lord Meyer the recorder, Aldermen Sir C. Marshal and Kelly, do. The Calendar (100tilini the names of 129 prisoners, most of the charges being of the ordinary demription. The Boomder delivered a brief charge to the d jury, and the renniciler of the malting was in swearing the different panels of petty jurors. Naw Eutcrawai. Mamas.— On Wednesday manias we bad the satisfaction of witnessing the effect of one of Mr. W. G. Armstrong's hydro-slectrio machines, at the works of Mr. Henry Watson, Migh-bridge, In this town, the manafeedirer. Tab mashies, when complete, will be the most powerful yet constructed. It was ordered by Loeb Phillippi, the late King of the Frisch, for the Aca demy of Sciences in Paris, just previous to his leaving the throne, and the order having since been sanctioned by the republic, Is now being forwarded to Paris. For the information of many of our readers, we may mastics that this description of electrical machin .s is produced in this town oily, ludas oriented and been thus far perfected entire.y in this loca lity. I, The boiler, which is made of very strong plates of contains an interior fire for raising the steam; it iasmlated standing on piste glees pillars 34 feet long, placed in the fan of a T which wen maaufactard by luaus. Sidebars, =deo. Of this town, for the panne. The fittings epee the boUer are simply fine row of 73 jets, divided into three parb,so that the machine can be need either in one-third, two thirds, or its whole power at one time. On opening the valves to those jute, and blowing the items through them at • ' high pressure, the metalline ism wino, and rapid and power ful sparks of electricity an produced, end can be received from any part of the boiler, sad shown by • sparking rod. The electricity may be sue collided in the usual way with a battery bat from the intensity of the charge and rapidity with whisk the electricity is produced, it is very liable to be frestered, es soon as the valve is stain closed and the steam gemested escaping ; the machine is then at rest, and out of maw. The construction of thesejets, from which the stem trews, is very peculiar; we had an opportunity of examin ing ens, but cannot attempt here to describe it. The bud lotion for which this machine is intended is one of the most scientific in the world, and being in posimaita of such • machine, which will be wed entirely for smantiflc researches, there Is • probability that discoveries of a highly. interesting, es well as useful, nature in the arts and sciences will be made. The French consul, who was present, stated that he should forward a report of the proceed i ngs to the miaistiog. l —Newcastle Guardian. DESTRUCTITE FIRES AND PROBABLE Loss Or Lira.—Yesterday morning a fire broke out in the oil and colour warehouse belonging to Mrs. Maria Pottle, No. 3, Tabernacle square, Shoraditch. The flames began in the front shop,and the residents having been nude sensible of their impending danger, made an attempt to descend by the stair case, bet the smoke was so dense and the heat so intense, that it was found impracticable for any one to escape by the regular way. The destruction of the parties in the premises was, therefore, momentarily expected. The excitement in the neighbourhood was greatly maned from the fed of • fire having occurred in the same premises about two years Mum, when two or three persons won burned to death. Mr. Demon, occopier of the adjoining bathe, succeeded, by • desperate effort, in rescuing the lives of the parties in the building. The puce matures were taken out of oste of the back windows almost suffocated with smoke. TM Imes were not mastered until the whine( the valuable Meek in trade was consumed, and the building partially destroyed. The ancient baths of St. Aims Le Mir have dee sustained slight damage by the hasty removal of fermi linee and water from the eaginee.—A. short time previotuly dienben outbreak, a Ire, which there is strong ground be inniesieg will be attended with fatal results, happened at the print., residence of Mr. James Welsh, in White Hone-alley, Bankeido. It communed in the second floor front, at which time the wife of the owner was asleep. The cries of the neighbours brought the engines, and after NOM time tin flames were subdued, but not until Mrs. Webb wee most fearfully burned, sad the whole of her (twitter, em touively injured by firs and water. The unfortunate woman, who, it appears, had caused the fire., was forthwith removed to the hospital, where she remains in a very pee carious stem. The prorrty . deetroyed is uninsured. At a late hour on Saturday evening the City Baths, Old Bread. street, City, were discovered to be on fire. Ths lamm r which were caused from the heat of the furnace flee Goer mended in the bath-room, on the ground floor, but o wing to the timely arrival of the firemen from Jeffrey-square, the fire was speedily extinguished. Messrs. Hall and Simmons, the proprietors of the baths, were insured. CHURCH-RATES AT SOUTHAMPTON.—It would Wm that church rates are nearly doomed in this town. At two different polls recently taken in the parish of St. Lawrence, they were refused ; sod is the large parish of St. Mary, a motion for collecting the amount proposed to be levied, by voluntary contributions, was carried by a majority of 38 to 15. 'fro VACANT BISHOPRIC.—Of course no definite appointment has yet been made to the vacant see of N,,r win. The tranalation:of the Bight Rev. Lord Auckland from the bishopric of Sodor and Man le somewhat confidently predicted. His lordship's promotion would not absolutely streagthen the ministerial party in the House of Lords, Lord Auckland having a seat at present as a temporal peer ; bat, on the other hand, the new Bishop of Norwich, if a commoner, will be excluded from the bishops' bench, under the rotati.m system, until another -acancy occurs among the right reverend tie prelates BUCKINGHAM PALACE.—The extensive quadranpde formed in Buckingham Palen by the erection of the seat wing is, by the express command of her Majesty, to he entirely covered with India rabbir paving, which preemie the noise of rumbling wheels. The quadrangle middle ample room for the inspection ct • squadron of horse fie a battalion of infantry. THE AMERICA, CAPTAIN HARRISON, mailed from , Liverpool, on Saturday, for Halifax and Boston. Tan QUEEN'S RETURN PROM SCOTLAND.—Thera is nothing yet definitively settled as to the departure of her Majesty end the court from Balmoral, bat the opinion which prevails in the royal household is that the Queen intends prolorging her sojourn at her Highland residence three or tour days beyond the period Ofighllllll named, so es to reach Oihorse•house on the 29th or 30th Jammu— Wrsiay Chronielo. [THREEPENCE. The quantity of oolonialwool which will be brought firward at the public tales which commenced on Wednesday, and will be continued daily, it is ascer tained will amount to 42,000 baler. The prices of July have hitherto been maintained at these auctions. The newest arrivals from the colonies amount to 8,000 bales, to which are expected to be added about 24,000 bale, makings probable total of 32,000 bales for the next November gad February sale.. The total quan tity already to hand this year is 118,500 bales, against 124,350 bales for the whole year 1848. At the public sales of tallow, yesterday, 1,033 casks were put up, of which only 518 casks were disposed of, and realized the following rates: Austrdian beef, 355. 3d. to 341. 9d.; ditto sheep, 375. to 345. 6d.; East Indian, 40s. to 395. 3d. ; South American, 36e. to 349. ; Ta ganrog, 35e. 9d. to 359.13/. Altogether, the sale was characterised by a want of animation, and the above prima are below the rates of the previous week. The dsltveriel this week, up to Thursday inclusive, are 1,112 casks. By the Peninsular packet M..ntrose, commercial lances have been received from Gibraltar to the 4th. The Board of Health had fixed the quarantine for British ships at 19 days, to commer ce the day of de p►rture from England. The exchange on London, 90 days, 501 to From Lisbon we laws abet Portuguese stock was in demand; the Five per Cents. at 57 to 58, the Four per Cents. at 47 to 48. The Bank of Portugal shares sere at 40 to 37 rein discount per share. The capital of the Lisbon Bank is 5,000 contra, of which 1,716,886,800 reis have been redeemed, leaving a balance of 3,283,113,200 rein. The revenue of the customs had been greatly benefited by the opening of the transit trade 'or Spain. The exchange on Lou-. don was 531 to ; on Pal* 625; Haml uric, 49. The principal nevotiation on London was 0,0001. sold to the Board of Public Credit. From Oporto, the accounts of the weather are favout able, and the vintage it was expected would tura out well. There was a fair demand for bills on Lon don. The exchange for 90 days was 64i. The Montrose bongs 4,0001. in specie. LTORANGIN4 AND PTOCKS APRON% AII•TEIVAW, Seer. 14.—detire Debt. Twased.s.lielf per Cent, 541 341 ; ditto Three per Cent., 64 644; ditto, Four per Cent.. 641 631. Assert Brad., Threrand.s-Ilelf per Cent., 8.31 Ml. Counnereisl Company. Four.sents-lislf per Cent., 1631 1641. Esehenre dm, 12.10; ditto, two months, 12.05. lieunburp, 33.12; (little, two montbs, 34.93. Faris, 37 ; drto, two months, NAL BILONAILIA Sect. 15.—Belpien Lom, 1840, Five per Cents.. 93 1 ditto, 1847, ditto, 931 ; ditto, 1848, ditto, 631: ditto, 1844, Four. per Cents., asi ; ditto, 1836, Font per Cents., 83; ditto. 1838, Thee per Cent, 64; Loma of the City, 1832, Four per Cent. 100; ditto, 1813, Five per Cent, 93; Bask of Belgique, Four per Cent., 701 ; lame re 1641, Me per Cent., 1011. Exchange on Los. don, 15.524. MONEY MARKET. Bs9Vitsilr EVIIIIII/O. Scarcely any business etas done in the Eaglieb fends to-day, and, under the depression occasioned by • want of animation amongst the dealers, a decline of took place in time bargains. Console for Money continued to the close without the slightest variation, at 92} to t ; for Account they copepod et 92fr to 1, and closed at 921 to fr. The Three per Cent. Annuities, 1726, were done at 89i. Exchequer Bills declined to 38e. aid 355. ladle Bonds to 725. and 765. pm. The foreign securities were scarcely noticed. The few transactions marked•re the following :—Brae liar Newßonds,lB29 and'39,el 86h. Mezioan,ex coupons, at 28 and k. Portuguese Four per Cents. for Ac count, at 29 and fr. Spanish Five per Cents., at 171. Dutch Two-and-a-Ball per Cents., at 641. We subjoin a table showing the fluctuations in the price of Consqle during the week : WOW unrest Prim MCC I PZ 11d1ir..4:700/01s tit mow •to KO Far asarnat "I " Toraday— Oankas tor wow 9s 92 !or assiost (Oct. M... 92 7 bp Weissuisy—Cassis kr Ms* amost Titursese—cosesisnr maw nl M . bp Pm memo to niday—Caorala lor Sag . Par ammo istordsy-911 9 • 1912 08.11 O log essolist The market for money continues gamy, though a slightly increased demsnd for it is observable, more especially for commercial purposes, apd the rates of discount are at present rather higher to consequence. Good bills we understand have been done at 21 to 3 per cent. The tendency of Exchequer Bills is downwards. At this we are not surprised, seeing they yield at present rates the lowest per mintage of any of the Government Securities. We subjoin a return from official sources of the amount of the precious metals exported from London during the week ending the 13th instant:—Silver coin : To Dunkirk, 13,608 os. ; to Belgians, 24,200 oz. Silvers ban : to Boulogne, 5,000 oz. ; to Hamburg, 16,400 o z .; to Naples, 15,600 on. Gold coin: to Hamburg, 270 ea. Making a total of gold coin of 270 oz.; silver coin, 37;100 on.; sod silver bus, gs Ann THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The Engrah funds have continued steady up to the present time, but the business done is extremely limited. Consols opened at 92} to ; for money, and 92i; to f for account, at wh ch they remain quoted. Exchequer Bills have again declined; they are are marked at 375. and 35i. premium. The bnalness in the foreign securities offers no par. Collar novelty to notice. The actual transactions are : Buenos Ayres, at 48. Danish Three per Ceuta., 73f. Dutch F.wr per Cent. Certificates, at 85. Pe ruvian Four per Cents., at 541. Portuguese Con verted, at 275. Spanish Five per Cents., at lel and 17i. The French funds continued steely at Paris on Saturday. The Three per Cents, closed at 661, and the Fives at 8610. 1110L1811 O. Brig Orr rot I Ir YUND e Va..Oot. 17, IQ i 01. 161.=41 3 per II par 01.016. 1 ituleve Ai POZZION FUNDS. 6 y tor Ct. • pst 01.11rotorg Br 16117 i P i l r e " 3 0g el i Oruro Bernd Br., 3 4 6 pot% Mr, U 46,271 8 Spat . ii T 6 per 01. Porgrea Br. 65 6 or 81 II rertoras=6l o l4 lEL AMOY 9 Orr St 9 Ur. T 1 8 &IL , 3 Ortr e arPo h or iid , 341 5 Bra. 51 1 Pr rig loggerred 'pet Ot. NA, 73 6 O W E Farr Ma., 71 pot 01. Orr 16.. IA i orsosiallo 241 o r ay. os. Dad' carep.,64l II Behar Ma. . II 7 TEES PRODUCE MARKET. MINCING-LANZ, SIPT. 17, /laY:post Tiro. SCOAR.—The public sales advertisr4 tr to-morrow, eon mist of ISO bbds. Wert banns, 5,000 begs Mauritius, and 3,00111 bop angaL Covenc M —7le quantity declared Is limited to 600 bap and ISO cask& rm.—About $l,OOO vaunts us declared, and the mks will saw. memo to-morrow. ii,ca.-11,000 begs dedand. The truncations In the private weaved market, have been few and unimportant to.day. TALLOW.—The market is unsettled, at the following ar October to :—Petembern Y. C. en tl e spot, 37.. ed. es Ms.; to December delivery, 117 e. W.; separate montLs' den. eery, Me. _...A13 Or TALLOW. I lee. lea .... 14344 .. 1849. Rock this day Casks, 11,641 14,318 26,833 Delivery het week Do. tax 14 Joss Arrival latent; 5Bl 1,705 1,855 Do. kern lot June Pries Y. C. this day per cwt 466.6d. 47s 6d. 376.911. 110. leen lan Friday.......... 495. Od. , 49add. COTTON.-Livierorrti - IFT. 15.-The market wad quiet to-day, bat seedy. The sales were about 4,000 helm. MANCHZIITIA. Barr. 15.-With the continued high prim ofd maulestneme nagaleall3 bold to the higher quotations w meant Indimslaal Wee the present check to Inseam was so assillret, bet Is rani hanmetions mush irregularity of prise exists is sheen every diseriptise of gm*, and the same remark age. plies to yarns. The iamb et bedew is My gre illy below what It was a few weeks ago; indeed Me orders greseally which have stood over for further dykes from the principal makes fur expert are understood to bays bsen wliadniern till mere favourable rates can be tabulated apes. On the Reasege to-day there was a great want of erelkkess la the Woe et seam hdag anintained. sad the cedes. genes was a very quiet and emellideekey menet. The betty strikes ot the operatives wee made rebate the cream demand for cotton se the lAmeyool 'moat, elided to ihers is a belief that manures hums me noshed beg relteml to a mitt Myr extent than usual, and a mud= le the prier at the raw material is very cos. =edsaislest pm. The home tads es well as that for export is dal, god emgegethdy slack for the timed the year. METALS.-LONDON, Sept. 14.-We hays nn alteration tong/Ms In the Betel market since oar het; per. remain much the meee el* the aimptlee of Motel Pig-kgm Medi taut be written aim Ow Is mimosa - vat Sd. per ton. Al Inas ohs di der Smells was geld at Oh And Tis. gib boo. andb igher are, Fll.Bll" get tan, Spotter t 001. 6 egile. fl.;_boapa, 7L 13 to tL isles( ), 81.10 e. to 8/. 13e.; bosh IsOmefeed Newport, 31. 96 . 8 d. toil. b.; re fi ned metal, Weise. • Wlneseßtia; anthracite, 31. Ida.; Pigs, In Wales, 3/. lea to 36.; Anne" IL lin tote. Sa.; No. I, Clyde, net cash, 21 . se. 64. 21.116.; Blowites plea rafted Bee he ban, tells, he., Pm ma band,st Newport. U.3e ee_kr OWN boiler plaes, Ife., 41. 10s.; We 11116pawl tegoMmeg Figs. Is Ohegow, - 14s. to U. lad: In 4 thh t. Pa to MM.; lasoldne bars, at thsvorks, lie. tars In ire 21. 13e. 1to34.;114a•01.31. Sui elairs,4 l . Poveigli 10s. to 1/11ltreiga Meg : Sweatt keg, 141. te 14▪ 1. Ms. • Bret, iii. Capper : Sheets, ebaatblei, and bolts, Plr lb.. it Irofilikabroor_lrn, itri. of.; 111 r, us. a ; rid M. .pa um Pig, per toe, Us.; led 181 4 IMF" r : Ct riot. 191. no. Podia Imes Owlish, a Mad, UV 1 01. English Tin: Big& per ewe. M Of. Its.; U. les. Foreiga ▪ deals, In brad, 31. 105.,• Waite, $l. Si. TM Mates. DC Oahe, psr box, 11.75. to 11. Said.; IC Lliareal, 11. 10s. to 11. 126.; IX do. IR lin • Speller; nen"; warehoused, per tan, 141. 17.. 14 to Mi.; to ;ram 108.13 e. to 141.17.. 6d. Mae : tablet shot, leer ye , gm _ vet, per lb., la. lid. tele.-/Looing Journal. GLASIDOW. Sept. 13.-The aspire of the pia iron market be . stM twang irenswerds. Ocagetners ere buying very sparingly, and the liesbas in gewsral is very limited. Vs quote the prim of easel No& st 48a dd. to 44. mi. Expozwrioss or TILE Pancious 11aw.0.-The follow ing are tbe rang MOM Of the exports of :gold and ellen from the port el loodcm kg. the Met week : Wen coin to Rotterdam. bMO egmees; ditto to Belgium, 79,000'L SUMT bus to ditto, 5,100`, ditto be rm 5,0013 ; ditto to Dunkirk, 13,009. 061 d coin to Mauritius. . Hasthargb, 30. Gold bare to Have, 441. JR AD.-Barr . 15.-The prices of wheats's bread is nistropolls are from did. to 74. ; of housekokl ditto, hi. te Id. pa elm lea. POULTRY,Bte.-NSWOATI AND LIADINIERIL,BII 22 . I9 . -Turkey waits, - to -;rah" Os. to 06.0 d ; awls. 31. to Med.; meow Os. at. ; eiticerre, Is. 94. to 36. 041 doo. UM. to ai& • plateau M. to ed. tern; rebate, to la 20. ; le nem.. os. Od. tide. 04.; Ceased frosts butar,ll6. 04. terra Id.; sad English ditto, 7s. ed. to Ila penmen lbs.;► Irish ems, de. ed. to 116. ; Presets ditto. res. ed. to de. g& - ; asci rs. to 8.. per NW 71811.-BlLLreesesra,Sarr.l4s.-Turbote, 44.64. to 125.; strts. to Ps. IM.; cod, UM. to 4s. Od. ; winnow, Id. to to IL 84. 21.34.; haddocks, Od. teed.; mackerel, Od. to Od melt M. to B. Od each; admen, ld. to IM. ; eW, Od. to 01. par lb.' teodmelal4N I.N. POOL; shrimp, laid. to la per gam ; bleat" 10d. to lg. M. Tertian.; prawns, Is. to Os. M. per lb.; hush herrings, at to Md. par doe ; pil e , Os. to 06.0 d. each; my, Oat.' per dn.; mash ed. toes. ed. par palr ; common oye=t. ; ' ports, 14e. tplOn; Ind beet Esther, 335. to 405. per CORK.-Motem.wes, lilnrraussa 17.-With ratltt sheet amply ef wheat Meet Ern, end a moderns am Kest, hams wi gambled Bo Alan an dews of Is. I per gusrifer, p a , tits rdso Moodoy but. Yorsiirn mos be he a as Isspasoome *doh absslood lb d e per ak. mseat loademes Iseemile nee gem, for Move net wide. gegletleng. OtesM etle. an = Barley beelight the einem gossllfrods. ii et Begiblund Meyer seM masa tbs IsrmsgiVe TM ant. ale of Fano Ono mewls t= dmeriptions; lee evellties were dd. ft IF. mut teehl lonsolfull spossitsse vol awls. Pans Poo tern' wino. f I. ; I 4.;•77. flostak ter4 l w tel ikal l b i ll . . 4 1 ; = . Z V . ...0 A i mow - i spray.. ltur: ta 71