The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-09 00:00:00

S . 0( /; s; / .• • . - -- . • , I ***...—..) berg fa en to be represented only by "obarges d'af- amt.? end nol7befrar 111 Midland, 61 en die, ins," both here and at other courts. 141 ), e TillitessThe corp.ration el' the preprie tore of printing eats- Ili z.l :T in e .. • e i ref ltri . r . G . t s° l l ll ...6 . per 44 et., 111 BhDe L ews.. Binn- ik CIL. B'. BDer-Pe- I:7ls4Pnottdi, vne k, 'M".P.MIIIMIMIMIMMMIMIIIMIIIIMMIMMIMIMIMMIMMIMIMMIMIMIIIIMIMIMMMMIIIIIIMIMIMIMIIIIMIIIIIIPIIIIPIIPII.MIIIIPIMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIII"MIMIIIIIIMIIII MIII ""Mil l York, and Ramie 251 J - . blishments bars lent a deputation t-r Wrangel, to S. Easter N n e.... , 241 1 ~11 Do. &rip No. 4,7 i represent to him tt‘e exceseree state of misery and Grea re t r korthern, Ymg. si 'lli b r de.titution to which their workmen have been re- Do. llotno E. Ci ex Ms Great N. of Englani. 212 ex die Do. (Orig. Norm k Ea.), 2 5 1 diked by the restrictions placed upon the press. Great 5 ir. a ,,,,, g 7 cs di , 1 ex die Wrangel assured the deputation of the great interest De: Rama deadly Do. (Newo. Es.), 19 ex die which he took in the press and the workmen it me '''..s i rv:" , isi Mt; ex die Yo l gti 14 4 : l r itd Pu lar2 S 481 el site employed, but it need hardly add that the deputation Do. New, 121 ex die N. of France, 111 '9OO LONDON, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1849. [THREEPENCE. went away us empty 83 they eel". Do. Fifths, 9ex die Do. 101. M. k E. OD, 151 Orleans and Bourdcaux, sii Roues and Havre, 121 The first and second chambers will not necessarily LIVERPOOL SALES. end S. agiatil• Oa the second. Fiona, Quentin, Desire, Lawn; with severe retribution all who would Ail to de- discuss questions in the order of succession, the second Caledonian Peet, Ile Stud. R. end C., 271 Gleagovr i Paisley, Sc Greenock ra.411., and Linn, DI a odes the third, Barone Theau, Coexists, and Villain. Doupoe t h e i r , te. laurel had not eunen de re d htraselt as wee stated at me "drive excesses," he said, taking up • bill when brought to a certain stage by " have at various times troubled the tranquillity of the first, or vice versa; bat they will debate indepen- Lane. ani Yolk. fifths, 2i e Do. naves. 71 d museeemesat of the asdissas. Nu negated as to their names, &c., the principal mused the city withi n th e l as t f our d ays . Sh ots were d ou rly arm the same bill, and then, if there are any Do. Pref., 11 p Shrew. and Chos. New, 1 p Do. Extension. 20 Do. Osercstry and Cheater, Si 4 lased to surer, or only en•nex,,g ea g er memo o f ewe_ fired on the 21st ult. against the barracks Cazzage. differences between them, a mixed c o mmitt ee will be tem.& Prat. Third*, alp R. E. nod Dover No. 4, 71 arils excepting to the competence of the high court. Br- The co diem cannot walk the streets without being ta . appointed to adjust them previous to a final debate in London & North Western, 136 York, Neese , & Benriek (O.N E. in and Bier qui complained that they had been famished Do. New Qrs., Mlle. 341. p Par.), Si. 6d. d 4 posed to ins u lt er injury, and stones have been thrown both houses. revll7 with imliethwt co*. a the 1www 4113 6 8 - T" Pill" - at the pstro's. The streets in which this takes l The Polish party, led by C r e r b o g e by, have stoutly E. Anglian ere , » 7 Per li Ci U e Ll f . e tIALES I rt . ..3 M rt A t a g ir ti . li. si i 3 t 1 -Cleneral raid he bad tersidied Mee then the law sew- p lee •hall pay a fine of 6,100 francs. end soldiers shall be resisted the validity of the Posen election. The after E. Lancashire. let riled hi to do. The riesidert this mode the yowl ad- vo. le rem to ;No weasel et tie opeossi. syrsn l la wham yam the quartered Oh all the houses, and the bo nes from which elections have increased the strength of the opposi- Do. Prot* Te .. . 'y am ~. V ANS of ENGLAND, March 6, 1649.—The Wrill i tr" g air=c 4l lrg .0 be hid 4 I oa r m ti de lra s MM tba MS hesteat. at LI o'clock perriedy. teat la 011011111 Chart roll be WM ... roth Temle r e l o tt i ti k e r a s gr e =lo4took le the so h 4rseeter Er the aerr aaariaa Oda* ell bred that awl the ewe of =mei byreoni.A..r . honaLta bw o.l.m.saud wa l= b, WM ? i, Swot eleettat et the 1M be deism' le ei Nivii. il=he What who all he mar to bo 4e. at tie ask ea g =tbe Nth NbeeL JO Kit HIM lILIL-4 as 'V= la. oe =Ma orohol to Me dr 1 oat arre boom eehoder A giorg vo lo ossa. isi aarldas dealt hie tale the thee reita l te br ta erji et pik est moseehea to as es. hair et MO: met ea mthes vb. he Ile to ile litherses et nob B+ryeil. On tee second. node, Quentin, Dope, Largo', and.oe the tided, Borate Thomas, Courts* and Wads. Chancel bad not suneeiered himself, as we stated at the corassuseesseut of the audience. _ . with revers retaliation all who would fail to de- DOIIIICO the insurgents. " 'lave messes; he said. " have at vision times troubled the tranquillity of the city within the lest four days. Shots were fired on the 21st ult. against the barracks Cazsage. The so diers cannot walk the streets without being ex posed to insult or injury, and stones have been thrown at the pstro's. The streets in which this takes place .hall pay a fine of 6,100 francs, end soldiers shall be quartered on all the houses, and the houses from which projectiles shall be thrown, shall be taken poem ssion of, end converted into barracks. Whcever shall throw stones at the troops shall be *hot samordieg to martial law, and the patrols shall reply to such insult by firing on the offending parties." NAPLES.—We have received despatches Nal one oorrespondent at Naples to the 27th ult. Tre ciatitsas on the Sicilian question continued to be actively prosecuted with the Neapolitan government by the representatives of France and England, but without any favourable result. The king was re ported to be obstinate in icsisticg on Sicily being gar risoned by Neapolitan., a condition to which the Sicilians would never consent. The grand duke was still at Gaeta, but his speedy arrival at Naples was spoken of. A congress of eovere!gus at Naples was mentioned as probable. The Fives on the 27th ult. were 81f ; B:ohmage, 186. MIGRATION as a NEW PRINCIPLE.—For mvir CAT ~ ~ ir•rMb 11.. nriet ORT P ag ill tm A ktas salllDXßY 11, 111 4 t... ere arli uutl=pr ea rjls or TV rilitri l." was aTeratelz rtrierri IlmileAri tr ill l e a ll=ser u Ltnw - -r inetT • .Wr es t . 114_ Al, Iworat i ll Ler Os I L. novena's. 3. ma late rrogated as to their owner, Ac., the principal mewed refused to anawer, or only an•wered ander morn of after wards excepting to the competence of the high court. Res pell and Bier qui complained that they had been famished oily with imperfect copies of the proceedings, The Prow rear-General raid he had feraithed mew thaw the law **la pelled him to do. The Peesibat this mile the lewd ad dress to the maned oldie mensed, whim were the representatives Martin, Bernard, sad ex-ndoin. ter. Barbie amounted in his owoname wed that of his cone eased Albert, that they would n4t accept the avocet &office that had bee* ed to these, wherrapro N. Burillwr tilb) ekedapernleeioa to withdraw. The President thew addressed the jeq. After piloting oat the importunes of their duty us sitting to determine oa a Wm *Satin gravely the interests of society, so randy, bleed, that the Assembly had deemed it neces sary to fee appoint that "mid tribal's!, the 841 Court of Jus tice, its iiedies. M domed them lathe fallilmest of that I din, midi all tits asesetistas that their moistly and their em ission. desneWded of thin. PRODUCE.— Mtmcmo-LANE, Hall-past Two.— The Sugar also are sting off briskly at fu-1 price., and 61. advance ; the article generally must now b: quoted lay lc dearer than last Friday, with an unusually large amount of business done in the week, including foreign of all descrip tions. Refined very firm; fair to fine grocery lumps, 495. fad. to 52s.—Coffee continues dull; good ordinary native, 325. to 335., partly nominal.—lice without alteration.—Brandy: The advance of 2I per gallon in Cognac bas made holders ask higher prices here, and about Id. per gallon advance has been established.—Cotton dull.— Metals: Iron, Scotch pig, sold freely at 535.; Iron No. 1 bars in demand, at ;motored pries. ; Tin:searos ; English blocks, 925. to 935. ; bars, 9is ; Banes, 955. to 965. In other artielesno material alteration. The Lubeck writer Bass, who had resided here many years has just received orders from the police to glut Berlin immediately. The former minister, Von Pfuel, has retired from the service cf the Piste into private life. It is reported that his example will be folloc ed by Ober-president Von Patsw. To-morrow the king is to review the troops of the garrison, who will appear with knapsack and ammu nition is full war trim. LTION te AUI 1.1A. 1 rith a view i l l a i=eirr ille Ill'e at tbe l =6 l. p e ilLrr L i Imis. a ft e rr " asisimAlla g r eir NA X ' - e ssi art i rs 6: l l4 ll2l 4pATh i r lism enAir k w. P0RT 6166 AD .NI r red 1. 11/P. Or COMM ILION liirdsa. J. 11. .'n OX•mosobs 16 ND tram Limas Muds A gotret .. sod MINT. the =DIAL WA lar ej ; T WO 1.1911. gewassok6,l6adlftei Luau APO 1. Om =ll. Iligehew RA *ROAM sad Ode br= l ll.l2, ae ss irV ilial vest6 WA Ow wet didemblo t %= llm ji "l6l d Imissoulkije sod gleam enee 2 . 7 o. we* am ffc. it 4Do ell 6 sal — Dairsi 63 w i z, 6•Ar•U le ima airragMosiamol . - . DA. 101 waissed. 'N ,....0. 1 01 t gros mid OA Mb obl a it! Ay* 6636 ID RE 11 1 , at PACERIt A. worm ROOD 6.6.311111 TOSX.-11•6 Ago AR IA pumillAy as OLAD I M e tiVIKIM " mn m...TM . el 8.1118. 4 J tem oty Yr: . , IDDIPINDENC*W..II(.IWIA. * .. iIiITHUMBRILLAND. Ammonia IS - ,IS . s NUOif iA lr. , lA . l36l66 4Lind :..:: i li Ir . A A. 4. II Du.: yoARTOW . W. S. dehr;l: ...... ::: :: :: .: 11 .. 21 .: impjuic iiirDsow. I. Pliii ....:: ". I_.._ Is - '11113.1303031, C. (Au1a 5 ,.. 1.1 au • sem Clam. UAW/ARC? IMAMS. O. E .. 13 .. 13 .. ATITRRALAND. A...+. : itiKRICAN RAOLT...I.**Ana lO 2l_ .. ." RO BRAT ui.. Ji,. 4OM 6 ilk 303611 MR, 76 . Homy . ... FRINCZ ALSKRT, F. R. Now Wirstuisertlat. S. O. Term s ra m in at a* 61660363 int an Iketr. MA. lAA XL OS Ow lat. Tr AAi roOme ss A 6 l6msa ITT and o . Ow. DAUS " Am Vi ers an el= odi smierl.666 •P l rlulZA2 l 16 en u Eli ff ao li r lefteglowl 13k ; se AI Carr. 11;02 Lasko. The jeep beefs; thes bean swore, the ads d'accsoatiow (isdistasentl, the serbetansa ef wbkh we have already given was read. During its min the mewed severally, his; time to time, procested soled mottle statements. That ="which states that ewers! voices had denuded two of palest smiled sep violent protestations from Barbie, Mum* Bsil, who stigmatised it as an in famous calaniay ea France and reminded Baroehe, the Procurtear-Onatte„ that 'h e lad boss Appointed represents tin* that people wbew be bad thus libelled. AIL Betroths mid, The Pstaracest-Cieseral was not chores by the people who invaded the Aseemtdy. The reading of the *go d'easueation as sempleted at half-peat tivit la the 411 = 1 :ibeater de ctratinet the elrapetwes of the high as tribpaal L tuid ut a• airiest awl hilmapentea as to had the wart to stop hint- Re declared that Its tail M ersty *stead !nithe trial by firm The praktint iiihaMed him I. reatakt absent at hie pleasure. AllerAtaide • similar pretestades. at. Brinvilliers, the meat eSee of Barbie And Albert, then asked peratimien to retire, villa was not granted by the smut. Alter some observations by Respell, made in a very moderate spirit, the coast closed at six .'cheek. A somewhat aamardag incident starred, ef whlch . Beth. moat was the hero. He had scarcely arrived at Bc.urges when he,was memeted by • gendarme with a demand to produce his *wait "I have now," replied he; " Ton ban net," was the retort, " then yon ars my stoner." " ex claimed M. Sediment, " " Pas de malt ; allow, latest:at, en route." And Bethrecint was marched by the gendarme towards the Keith. Oa his way there, how ever, he bethosght hiss that he would ask his *tor to take beim the Proeureur-Oeueral, which being accorded, he was introduced into the premix* of that o6tcisl, who, greatly to the surprise of the faithful guardian of order, shook hands cordially with the &Bequest. Another English cabinet courier ha arrived from London. Ths Chevalier Von Schaffer Bernsteir, extraor dinary envoy of Baden and Hesse, had an audience of the king at Charlottenbuyg yesterday. The Bishop of Calm is greatly tonsured by the moderate prep! I* his pastoral letter to his clergy, bidding than in the chambers as well as communal assemblies only to chime in with the views of the goverwment. TALLOW.—Y. C. on the spot is steady, at 400. with a fair demand. For last three months there is nothing doinc. Petenburah Y.C.on the spot, 40s. 34. to 40s. 9d.; October to December aelivery, 41e. 3d. to 41.. 6d.; sepa rate months' delivery, els. 94. to 42a. --- SICILY.—Tte Patsies'. Rama. of the 3rd last., states that a Botarbonist plot had been discovered in Bfieily, and had been denounced by Ruggiero fi•ettimo in parliament. The Minister of Finances, Ruggiero, is said to have given his resignation, and is is ra vaged that Sumo is charged oriVellioffrinatioll of anew. ministry. ;ROMAN STATES.—Letters from Rome of the 2eth ult. state that on account of the .Dressing neces sity of the tepeblic, a dictator would be a pp oint d. In the bureaux of the Conktuante Asse mbl y, the minister atatod on the 24th net: that the Roman re public could send 24,000 men into the field perfectly equipped, but that they wanted cavalry. In the siting of the Assembly of the 24th ult., the project of law for a fumed loan was adopted. If was to be payable by instalments, and to bear ea interest of 3 per cent. A decree was also lamed depriving the bishops of all interference in public instruction, except in ecebtisstioal esta , dishments; prohibiting charitable donations and beep sts, and declaring that the ecele alutical property o! foreign nations was not included in the decree of confiscation. _ COALS.—Halfpast noo.—Baddlies W. at Hart ley, 14s. 6a.; Clrell Hartley, 14s. 64. ; Eden Main, 16a.; Tasfleld Idoor, 14s. West Hartley. 14a. 9d.; Walls Eng Adelaide, 15e. 6d. ; ; ails End Smiths and Co , 14s. 9d.; Walls End Braddyre Hetfon, 16a. Gd.• Walls End Harwell, 16s. ea. •, Walls Bad Hatton, 188. 3d .; ' Walls End Stawart'a, ; Walls Sad Tees, 181.-131& at mast, 175. LIATHEIL—Lissna, MAME 7.—Tban was a tarp at Wham of hums at tba latermodiata quarterly feir to-day, and a Peat comity of Whir was add, but the pekes timpani were sot q=prd u thcre obtained at the last fair. The demand wia e dist if larger quantity of leather had been looted it would dontelesi el Itawknist with a ready sale. o AUSTRIA.—We have intelligence hem Vienna dated the 4th inst. All in the capital agree in Mink that many snob victories as the Austria* one at Reba me long the Msegamq/frilliboiCi et Vienne. would, .• . •1, 1 • 1 - • The' commandant of Ones* published. I pro casmation on the 21 1 .1 th alt., confirming the genes of an insurrection there. stetit g that id coo:se. quenee of the violence that hsd been committed, and the continued apprehensions cf pillage asel .asas— mete, the most severe measules will be taken against all pasties who shall be implicated in the same. The, town has since been bombarded. It was rumoured that the Russians had entered Austria on this point also. 11Alcx 9. Market hides, 661 b. to 641 b., lad. to —; ditto, 6 41 b. to 7316 4 lid. to 1/d.; di* 731 b. to 111.1. to 34, • ditto, SOM. lb. , 2d. to 201.; ditto, UR. to Mb., 20. to 3d. ; chit 9610. to 10.912., 3d. to 30.; =Nokias, *Mt, s< to 3a.; tail, 3a. ; hone Lida, 6d.—Bastionnorr„ MA tic 9.—Polled sheep, to s to 7a. 3d.; Rents and Ralf.bivola, 30. 61t. o fie. 4d.; Downs, 4a. 4d. to 3s. M. SECOND EDITION. nuns the G I iZRTTE of THIS NIGHT. HOPS.—Boaorom MAZLET.—Mean. Pattanden sad Smith report that the 'market motley,' the same. CORN.—Maas LANE.—There was very little Eng lish Wheat fresh up for this morning's market; nevertheless, so limited was the demand, that moth difficulty was ezp,- ffieseed in effecting sales at the reduced quotations of Mon day. Of Foreign, the arrivals during the week exce e d 30,000 qrs. Although the amount of business trans acted we. too insignificant to warrant any alteration in quotations, there Is no doubt that had purchaten of quantity mewed they could have supplied their wants at M. less them the rata of Monday last. Barley ID sheet supply, and its value was supported. Oats held with in stated Braussa, the supply being abort; the dealers, how ever, suoteesfully resisted any advance. Beans and Pei s dull, at Mentlars rates. The Pope has appointed a prolegate at Ferrara, who is lodged in the citadel which IS occupied by the Austrians. The Roman ministry ham communicated to the Assembly that a joint intersection of Austria, Spain, and Naples is announced. France had not decided what part to take. Piedmont was resolved to intervene in Tu•cany, to hinder civil war and oppose the Austrian intervention. SPAIN. ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Oviewisnrroad.— At a MMITLTIO at Os Wm* Stail. lan& Ile Bwirikewww. I. DW/E ..... II woe utioasielly ilL 11. A Wit W a. elm liamel fog Wool a mot to tie goollooma oftlio boo N. Ms Gm. RIO Timm %MI • dio to .T. G. 1.827144er banird, :Ai. 41M aie rrairrr ab rlllMlVaaV 'al SEIM Frto LI delis do ITN" anki to - Se aletoot in ast I LM . imaima rtirositt sod ono otolota Osomol. do insopilso Isur. obit , 1111.ffivalleilior si r= of pests tarred dotes lito ire IMP, MU. EDWARD RICE. MOMS. N AMWAY SHAKES.—Meson. WM. ' •MONfl LAMONL m ason. w uri i,e.s tses L. 1 4 911"--- 1 a ll 1:-1 aloud MIXT MUM= Tit sal COMO SIRVICOS WIA fibula •80•101•110 azia p tonallooordt to oommatol at PI ~.........11111T11.• via as ir Weere S ZOLsistArelrid e le WI simos•Oleo•billo exit Gel age •• dea l :VP rla 1 • 7- r ..... ..... .. II IT • da pila 110 _ .....'.... . =r ig ter 'gait 11•11bb SOL •••• ; c o m.o. 17 silo Las made disly la Ow im• proka. llograTissi ant Ipir p•• 0 I B. Striaplejliggis NM ammo.* 1. a Non. -.0.0.-11•4•0114•4 11it tlille r . 1. Ow* rfill HEADP PEOPLE of the penman fIIWON ROYAL BLUR mum, ISLINGTON sad ISLINGTON OrdNupte *e maims, raw* 'LIOUOERE'S CELEBRATED OVERCOATS. A: - mr. POUOIIIIII. EL Oatielteheek Ipr ie ebb ri sew Men Ake" see tie seeetweelpolumMeee vie tee mewl tear ems W sheet sew elhime" sollsoss In ormallook we a ow we ::- sittr4 -41Laags= m. •• wail. t• PiirS Bl4 o. woos s mi. . mom arth. :" T will° ALL 4. ' 6 ... 67 . 0 .H.Ved HE ATRAPILATORY, ar LIQUID HAIR the sale te Mi d ab moms be l i miters. F i lm ree re ... tt At i esa tkeesa : me = wa z e agirais the atetiest sa V a re Moe i, as all bratis Iles se as e g t Z be l ee*Zeb i di t s zee.ll awe a le d u dime usea II esseetry te .... e l re shea el& the 04 E .. - - ArWlovs iiim SOIL eartlOrth"litth*P4ll•44lVal.w." EINE }MAD st HAIR. ROWLANDS' i m b A on. mo« . m. woo io w I S 111111:q=b Aft 1. I• V• sr 2 sonh hal Os " s em i • ea 11.••=4 1 •El E t aro Mob l ittibitaawass• pirtameu. y ore 4 OYAL ACADEMY LECTURES. —Tke TIIIINAUId 'ld uslata tett llSports et haw. it es PAINTING. r eALIIIIIIIIII op to ordered et . Nies 4L--nit et the trek Leeisra egpsered ret Coy Tt H. the eseeed es . Feb. II; the third ea iatos dto Mt: . arl the la Loam tell mom To-manes. Nat& W. WHAT T 220 N O RAZ otTable DRUM AND AVOID; - LD all If a, gr sir swim. 2rer.z.e. " "W I " WWII 141 1 14114. Nod 114;g r atj uo Ims4 6.o 4 B l.6. l 2tlL ow solz mi tionzog on to 0. oloot otommosil losolkolitob segetre ortatoit inkTik ti 1444161 beeline. owl me - 12106 , Wont pilled afeaminell to ma. libiwili MWZ "l9ll.°7l"l. 147. Mosa, 2 MO. tot 4; or Snot tram thortemor. le. FRANCE. PARIS. THCIPADAT t•li. A sl'ght fall was produced at the Bourse io.day by the news from Italy. Mach uneasiness is felt re spectiag the letitude to be taken by France in rola rios to Rome and Tuscan,. An interesting debate is going on in the Asseinbly en the Italian qtu stion while I am writing these lines, in which MM. Lamartine, Dronin de ?Hoye, Lars Rollin, and others have talon a part. I 'tab lets a numneop ot this, carried down to the latest practicable Olosient t M. Brvrowinit f• the the intnellation et which he irre sy. He said: The general St des s heel's. I wry wises la sway parts of lempn In Gess" roeventeste of tuns ue taking Sate, turitories ar:Az ir r e a new eohlition appeere an US *at of being • eivalidamis composid of the powers of the oink. ihrit operstUas will be wbet Italy. The liberatiss Of Italy Orem the yoke ef Aest ti is a point of the utmost inestres to the liberty and pf the Frisch Itepub'Je, mid a gueentse against the n ft r r w it log Wiese.. Ater netlike( the sedum of the Austria* at 7 triets, he obeerveil, whim lash hats take place in the fees of Europe, a gevanmest baying any self-respect ought to =l to the fase at ; aid if it have not eo with all the mew rolled for by the ease it mast be because it admits the pretensions of Austria, and Douse it approves the treaty of 1815. Paring to the quo ta elbow., he said, the envoys of the Runs republic hue but TiPedisted by the !french government ; and it is re "cost th e % th e ethendecy powers are about to intervene kr roestablieb the Pope. lie believed that the government wsald tat. Part in this iaterventioa. In Tuscany. Austria wee de firer of intervening. sad if the government should • Na irn : thlt t ha tpar d Ilds intervention, it coaldnot say that It of phancess. The Lit that negosiadone are 1 1 4 _ea at Brunie was • proof that the government 'feed the treaty of 1215. The gulden of Lombardy wee this ti a NOW, hut Aurtria had declared that kml'l4lo4 treat IS the basis of that treaty. The thirsfort, bad or had not accepted that heels. bydaidopted the treaty ?p imp ass they repudiated it. • He then proposed 10 humobly to maintain - Its vote of the 24th of May, dealer ts determination to aid in the lib.ratieo of Italy. Ducts Di I.IIUTS (the Minister of Foreign . kiblee).—th were ennonneed, and the Meow. , represen t 2re ftt as made a proposition —a proposition to Jaw the policy of the previsional government. We Vain that we am faithful to the vote of the Assembly is out the fiat you are osealsant of. (War _ is that the Asepally is iloorent of re Nibs dap KT, times approved. are itske4le adopts polity shin mit bwil tow. TM Assam%ly will Dm te amide whiner it will pima a policy it bee be gently already ennored. M. LIDII7 Rounr.—The Minster of Fangs Alain has told you that is is impolitic to demand • mw expremion of our will. Ris reason is, that the pommel, is :nowise/ the policy tenth* Anseibly had is vier on .he Nth May. (Eniemedeme4_ I wi,k to know what is do palsy nth. goveremem. Me govermtat will not Into. 1 117 4 1 .1 72 ... nt s arrn as t ii e n =in is h le r e ogither.) Tee may Thte and dospetshoo of the Rams newsmen are Woe. Reed they tell you that you will be responsible to pos. ter in end y. The gemenaset reply, The Bain re is oppssodes the amine of ell the gnat powers ; we misty soorgens it Yes, its mon, may return to these who sees pos, en my that this oily regmentative of Rams whom we acknowledge is the Pope's Honda" (Oa the left, " Very won") Net only lee th e instrument renown ' beam fadermignee. het Ms donned that it will allow in emention ff Mitts itedf totems*, end it has now the Mow to aim that its policy is cosformable to the tion of the Sind' May. Can this bo so ? If it be it I. shnoild. (Anhwei ost ths kit) This pseple had a sight ' to ink is pm nagnmeeta. It is idle m attempt tenon ,esier fliei dm nienhato the provision A= , whin inisood am hone e weidd met permit but melt tete emea If nmemery. (M. de Lemsenes mita a slew ordietsid.) Mnemmoimitha of Peland—ielleposidesse of Itely-i-thess were your pay..oa which the Boman ' people had therigt to rely ; Mt it b net only cm yomr pro- mine that Roma people had a right to rely, they hod a right to your meal support. What reply bee boon made to the Amen envoys? The lffinister of Finks Affairs, wbe hes proposed to you the ceder cd the day of the 24th of M_ ,ay has gives the alum I have just stand. As to the Presidia* et the Comesil a be will new sae to main hiss of the Oaring slowigiebe anstokied its 1831. Let knot be se id tin the questlon host the sem as in 1831. Freedom from the Amino yehe we. this, on new, what we. demanded. You say that sen bleed must only Sow for Pram. No dent I. is so ; bet Frans. hes ether *nests than manly esetosill OWNI and whoa we mit that Mavis should be pre men (Ma .mothering the the minden of liberty in Italy, wedefehd mar material fee when we have allowed theweads sittleety to dis Mstid on, we will seek in ens to Wen ear notoffel Lennon Fern man new a %reign C to ted Man the beet *side( the Stilt when it is ripe, lfs power Inelneelate two try tin of a we ement noir it to l ush ilsrein. _1 mei milinen very well that thi Conoffnil tearne that the hint to an ripe yet. la yes 1401 17X Ogee People ben bum Mal affillan on wools assrlar." - Zia man et the path ft. mann, • let now /Men thong. Mit furnace. hmegmilielmin floaeopublio ' and msighboodeg ' nation emelt Myrna' suffingi; an yett _oar say the the - Ant Is net Op 1 We Min Millanid SWVia pep. w ee net virgin.. But lilst mot great thii. Una limy met Pm& iftil the right to sand him neg a bleu yea deny the right of Freelite do hi to Louis nag" end you dozy the belief your nestitation. Telteesenkr im I , Wdny ak the Beam Middle you donna tistededgion Pnwit - demesitey,sed ri_tie ma snonnotto ißrisemies to Begirml. Ibe Mole sone poll eta en an but sh war piece d= • For who is it In& at Tali, in 1881, it it is not the President of the Orman ? Palms to escape fro* pe er Mane will my, "We will ester into nesitiodim,' but that it itlesmtism. The. consider ation are , not piety emnionshwo, bet seise is me from a heft it Mind boorwr. M. Lemenurn: It the moped UMMie me by IE. Lees Rollie had sot rendered ft imperative en me to avow or dis avow the piscine. which my see end thyself have proclaimed I Ann sot han anned the tribune for mining ont be more dengeous thaw diplomacy im breed daylight or at the teitesee. I do met mesa to say that all dintesalem es pen diplomatic linnet' skopld be suppremsd, but whoa nth events se have taken place * Italy an muds harm as it were In the deal to which they hen issue dimly Mien, it is boymible to determine the posh to be followed by the goverment of on's muntsy, and it is mentesery to knee precis* for and whist Mem on is, mid be on gnard ageism exaggoreffee. Nth. Amber will allow arseshall nesniallate the polity of the geovidnal germ- I will show hew farthentelloy has mined Fence. Nay, further, I will seek to show what pvissiples ought to dints Preach republisan gaintments in the Boman quoin, end hew far the republic ought to go. Is it tree that the de elarathies et the provisional government sow tiompel Preece to internee I. ell attempt at mantis. which may he made ? (Criss n" Oh !'') Allow see to yen extracts from the manifesto: " With regard to other mats, it would be m improper for the n_yablie to gnome others to native thin." (Appleton) TM republic Sada Franco in a cooditiou of isoladen. She had two parts to take—either to tone esnoder the mop of Berne, or to dealers peace and in- Main to all miens, and to pp.Mst Mud of its Minutiae to respect tinitorke emd NAM to logien on say en form of yommesat ineemmatible with Frans had Milli 1M nano le ..k Met no hthen nature.ad avt W alled. The praising - bed told Piedmont that if Italy, invaded by er monesd in its internal tronsfsemation the armeintanteniss of Frame, she wen ready to send an may to bee senemen an with that view it had comentrated 00,000 men at the feet of the Alps. But no seek applisstiosi had been min to teem. Oa the centrery, from one and nth. psalms& to the Mir, a unaminoue ay erne spinal French intervention. Frans had not comastamtly deceived Italy. At reopened what was celled the limas republic, at the pm time that he mold Wash to see hit government osothat the right of a people to gies themeelees the firm of gerommeet they he did nee amide, Freon imperadvelY comic msz ed her Name to ester into an allies.. with every make who proper M sell itself republics.. After showing the diffenty attending the adjustment of the Rome question. K. Lemartime peopesed that Freese should dna. to Europe that she 'meld t no lonia hiternetiou is luly, and offer ell the ee tl to meet is a cosigns, to mottle the question of the liberty of the Boma vote. and the Wombs:see on dignity, Mama not say of sovereign, bet of the pond!. CM. Cavaiomn scatimded that no act of his administra tion had been in op...idea either with the manifesto of the t or the decree of the 24th of May. lti l i katl isort: ev do n rhse the Assembly nor the many, as imelmattd by M. Laniards. who stated th at there had been bonne* his policy sad th at of his weapon the entire kaiak Gabs Alpo Be then rensined the Assembly that be bat done* with its fall nyentation. that he would strain every none to mve his evestry hem war. He then alluded to made mansuvran poetised by the provisional lagrallinfl to min minghbooneg Miss to overthrow Indir a. =Mints. wbielibeensbilmeek X. Inenartine to M. IMILI:11PUI protested, epos his Maser, that neither he ee=f hispelliegne of in leonine' government had ilk IMINISSIN hisnle4 es mimed the attempt leek by the dommegum of Lem to overate Savoy from Fielment. 11. Ater, the estmeinan of the government in that sty, on loam( that tusk a. pies woo entemplated, inmediately denounced it ~ _to hies and flee most peremptory , seism had been instantly torwonsd item Paris to Lyons to step the expedition. If it, nevertheless, took pleat, the go- MUMS& wee WoMM Masan for it bed not then 680,000 men at its disposal Menne the eascation of its orders. M. Lamm next conflmed the statement of M. lismartioe. 11. Bootees minimated the Minister for Foreign Affairs to explain what wan be the coned of France if the Catholic penile' interfered in favour of the Pops, or If Austria, invoking ea nand right to the rennin to Timmy, hint that duchy ? M.Pacurm DIS L'UVIM repl ied that, if he wan to declare that in no case would Frans tonere, it would he ma men ragman to kedge powers. If he were to Aselise get From would oppose all intervention, it would be • ewe bal. proposed without any necessity. Alter a few words from M. lffenottiw, the discussion wog elan. -, Two orders of the day. won than proposed. The first, by it. Mama (de &embolus) .and Lerlann wee as follows: — "T h l s M em l b y. ban allardlion th et the gastment will cam right of every sedge to reasleto It inertial airMIS it it thinks proper to. be , puns to the order of the day." hemon wee mo n d by luaus Raves, to this effect : .he gassably. pomaded, that the gauntest, in asearieg by nomiations the spirited. Independence of the Pope, will roma faithful to the vinyls. of the omen* the, passes to the order nth. day. The simple ceder of the day, however, having been de- Matted. • being loth ping which gan For the stogie mkt of the day .. .. 438 Thtg,las it adorer .. day ad opte d. .. 341 nano gib was . Psi^ lissas S. POW Lasa. —; Ibs, par OWL. SS 40 ; P% pa Class. 6310 Last Ira IS 10; Maar Paw : Da ? SSA ; Da. Yeagaida. ; Two.sal.s4l4 lea Low imam plump eau* -. sma Mara, ammo in 104; Loalaa SO ism SUS cal ; SO asps, !SAO paper. 2.1.74 ark. LIMAS*. Pies sad odor. US; lark sal . Pals. 3111; sow sad Elam all; iMpas sal Marsdlka TS; Saaboarg sod laks, 107 N ; Camay Oksaga), /mass sad Dalagas„ Pal SO; Derdseas. DS SO; Doak all 20. • 'VILE TRIAL AT BOUROES. MAIMS 7.—(Fries DAT.) We have neared reef ear reporter at 13eargee the febreriag peelienhes oes e i th: evening et the 716 At tee edeit the el Caw was surrottaded by seeps et she Ss Gardisee de Farb, in *enmities of the awaked awes de Vfis Ind the line. Workmen were still effigheyed d prepedeg the Nutt. Th• mart is very shall—ses se large es the i7ear &Anises at Peri.. The tsiOs boa et, the aecesed sad the jary-tion, with the nap et tie seem of the met, weepy nearly a ll the spate. Two large gaieties, ale ably* thy ear. far the witnesses sad jurors in attendance, are placed at the bong page*, e Art. In the upper part are hem oespleil by aentlen of the court and the &inherit's' ot thole's. The adeesstes an placed on the bench et send tar the defense. The varisoadoements and natters need lathe evidenee (moan them a onderse of the Natioisl Guard, the Wenn et tie pounder, end a skied lin) were brought in and plena en the table. _ Is tee albums wng Nadine Bons" She wits eit ase of a ... L ....a j assessd and Um two sen of Goma Osertsb, he their Nueellem liehrith .p is Ins hsj .to Ss soidbuist SII, diltii SI della sisesiiiimosl fif UM Of fisdebst. Ida an re. Ora so les *mt at le SW .. ofthe teial. Odd the of Os amt. - lasts Wood SW lint, sad took their mi. 'Os padded Um dskApi l la: Coot et Jostles; fdr the Wel el do wood of *if Xsy, _duly seastitsted mord: to to. dsirss °lids Nstisibd lay NA Its etdasslises ',nibs court. , The grails NSA Ow Ibe 3 ild ; sitaiirldsk ills court r ,sslao lo . sa row to best Ist thejsry, sad tkiettSds Ina sordo. ssisr7 jut e*, wen draws. , L Ss s'aiidk the sosessd Carlnwore diSiato amt. sad ss4M thadsevas srNd ths eslosses Thy were *sod ed Ilks NW iodised esi sid. sok isliossistirs flidinsts Os Ss Ilir m . Ives mark ma* Paiimpie AlbM),' analy . .4. r : • 1 -• t , ~.; e 1: ! ~. • . , * * $ We have letters and journals from Spain to the 2nd inst. Our Mad , id correspondent writes : MADRID, Head[ 1. Yesterday a wendalous scene took place in the Chamber of Deputies while the Clergy Dotation Bill was being discussed. The deputy Rios Raw, in his reply to an observation of the finance minister, de dared that he had withdraw n h:s support frail the government because of the abuse cf the decree far the raspension of individual guarantors, and also because of the abutting of the Cortes on the 22nd of March, when, to avoid voting on a sadly celebrated question, he himself and many other deputies, including Mar tinez de la Rose, left the Chamber rather than vote. The ministers appeared to be much 'tong with this accusation, and the president of the council (Narvaez) and the minister of the home department rose with anger depicted on their countenancer. Daring a quarter of an hour the Chamber Tresented a wens of indescribable tumult. Narvaez hinted that be would dissolve the Cortes if the opposition pursued that course of proceeding, and, walking up to Rioa Rome, whispereda few words to him, and walked out of the Chamberimmediately, followed by the latter. Nar rare commissioned Gen. Cordova to all on Hos Rests with a hostile mesesge, cow heel in terms which de cency forbids us to transcribe. We hive not been able to ascertain the result of this second duel of the president of the council, the affair being conducted with great secrecy. The question raked op by Rios Ross: and which seemed to give such lively offence to the ministry, is the following :—ln February, 1848, the gayer:wont re ceived, by telegraphic d!spetch, the sews of the French revolution. This important event was kept secret, and the Minister of Commerce, Bravo Murillo, commissioned a brother of his to do a title stock jobbing, availing himself of the news exclusively ob tained. However, he was disappointed in his expecta tions, for the value of the paper of the Three per Cents. suffered so great a depreciation, that he was, obliged to leave Madrid, taking away with him the titles he had bought. This smuudalous proceeding oc caaioned the presenting a proposal in the Cartes to regulate the operatioesef the Bourse, and a decree was made modifying the former lTistation on the subject, to the profit of those who had jobbed on the minister's account. In consequence of the revelations which were then made, and to prevent further disclosures, the government suspended the Cortes. This. is the cause of the irritability displayed on the ministerial bench. We must not omit to mention that the minister Bravo Murillo, the person most alluded to in the question, did not utter a word. He betrayed, however, great emotion, blushed deeply, and then turned ashy pale. Private letters from Madrid of the 2nd, state in relation to the affair between General Nerve z and M. Rios Roma, that the President of the Chamber declared that he would not allow a meeting. and he and the seconds of the parties subsequently laboured to effect a reconciliat:oo. Explanat:ons were ex pected to be given in the Chamber on that day, but up to the hour of post they bad not taken plum. The President and two of the seconds were not present at the early part of the sitting, being occupied in drawing up a declaration which should put an end to the inm dent and save the bonpnr of both gentlemen. AD % Maws L—Tiose, fae s 11.126. Sly 3-16 Gob. Pim. 11 pow. allbereohy Prosbeas. 46 piper ; sites 8e105,4 wok bore.. 7 1= et 11. 7 . 4 . 18 4 " °l ib ; 36 vow. Theory MK limed Ompia L 43 66 cash. dump ea Lamb% 7641111. ITALY. witch is now the organ of the Wrench government, affirms this morning, in explicit swags, that the war has recommenced in Italy, and the& the thunder of cannon is probably already heard meth of the Appalling. The news which I sent yes- Imlay 10 confirmed, and farther details received. The Net Aosnians directed by : the Doke of Modena ;alas the Tuscan frontier on the Ist inst,With theapperent purpose of seizing Massa and Careers. This troop, emnisting exclusively of Mariano, egagented to 6,000. It appears that the movement of fissoluMarisora,st Sargent,which we also announced pesanday, had for its oNect to unite with the Tuscans . islopl-the Austrians. The corps under La Mauer& miepnited to 13,000 men, and the Tuscans under Oen. S to 4,000 or 6,000. According to the reports these troops could have united on the ▪ a ri d the following day some engagement was 4 . lll =lragioieal of Paris of yesterday says; 'acoording Se privets letters received this evening (the 7th), at "pears that the Austrians had sent a divides, nada daily ooniposed of Widmer, to take possessioa of Carrara. These troops were to have been supported be an Austrian column, but seeing the energetic atti tude of the Tuscan troops, sad the support that ties. Marmara had decided to Mint them, the Ma thilese were disbanded, and the Maria= were cas "Mato abstain from all intervention. Assliietioe, published= the Ist inst., announces to the deism of Florence that an expedition of Ma leness troops had arrived at Castel Noovo de Monti, ntly with the intention of attacking FP/imam; that the proiisiosal government had taken all the nagessary.xosseures to repel them, even if reinforced by Austrian t The Nave .Metgio of Bologna announces that all the Atari= and Mojenese troops not against Car rera have been recalled, on &anent of the ajmailt ewe of s strong b3dy of Pieamentege towards Peale on the Modesties mountains, LOMBARDY.— Advice. from Lombardy mention lasseebtioury movements in the province of Brenda,' =l i t amba sive =cited alarm among the Apstinne. Appel. eanmandieg drio, impril On 1?"111t.fw6, the 611,6,61.4 The GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—Oar correspondent writes: BERLIN, Maxon R. To-day the second chamber elected its president. It was known that it wou'd be a neck-and-neck boo nese between Uniuh and Grabow; and the house was crowded with people eager to hear who would have it. The president read over the list of names, and each deputy cried out " hero," and admiring threw his name into the urn. Temme, having to make his appearance to answer a citation of the criminal court, b-gged that he might be allowed to give his vote oat of turn, which was of course immediately slimed. When the votes were drawn cut, the excitement reached an intensity readeble in all features. At one time the members were equal so near the Roil of the absolute majority, 166, es greatly to heighten the expanded anxiety. They reached 103 together; than Grabow shot a-head, sad finally won by 171 voices over 158. The president (d'dge) then delivered op his place to Herr Grabow, who made a little speech, returning . thanks and promisicg to excente his duties with impartiality during the four weeks in which he will occupy the chair. Next, the Assembly proceeded to the election of the Bret and emend veseepreeidente. Per the Brat, Aura wed was chosen by a majority of 170, against Waldeck, who bad 134 votes. For the second, Lensing, the aged president, was elected by 108, against Phillips 136. Tuere were even two votes for the priest Schaffranek, who sounded the basest string of humili.c in tie recantation, before the Bishop of Bres lau, of his vote in the National Assembly for the re fusal of teem. The result of the elections for the secretaries will be made known at the next meeting. At first a great portion of the left in the second chamber were against presenting an address, es such a step they conceived might be interpreted as an ac ceptance of the king's constitution. At present this scruple has been overcome. They have agreed to the presentation of an address ; but Mlle will be joined between opposing parties on the first paragraph, which has reference in the speech to the granting of a constitution. The right will hold the constitution legal ; ttcy will accept it in the score of a ground to meet upon, nod so fir justify the king as to accept it foe a legal ground, or " rechte-boden," a term invented by Vincke to signify a legitimate base for future operations. Now the left consider the king's con stitution se altogether illegal, as well as his dtaselu tion of the National Assembly. They regard both as acts of violence, and accept the constitution no further than as &fait accompli by force, in nowise legitimised by becoming the base of the revived con stitution, which it necessarily is as a precedent fast which cannot now be got rid of. The point on which issue will be joined is therefore the justification of the king. The right wish to give the =Native a full bid of indemnity fir the ir acts. The left reject this notion, as the servile admission of a despotic exam, which, neverthelese, they do not wish to qualify as such, but to pass over to the real business, the revi sion, without praise or blame, justification or stigma. They protest, but will revise. Now, in the midst of this difference of views between certain parties on the tight and left, it is important to ascer:aia the tone of the centre. The two leaders of this portion of the house are Grabow and Unruh, the two presi dents of the National Assembly. It may be remem bered that Grabow resigned the presidency of that assembly, because it expressed considerable sympathy . with Von Berg, whom he had called to order. He also resigned his teat se deputy. Geabow was the inventor of the term " Vermnbarung," as applied to the framing of the constitution by the king and people jointly as equal powers ; and it may be observed that the king has adopted this term, which implies a theory, in his speeeh. Gmbow was of opinion that the dissolution of the Assembly was an illegal act, as well as the grant of a constitution. 1 'Whether he is still of that opinion is a doubtful pint, upon which much bangs ; nothing less. in fact, then the strength of the really eonstinstional party. Meanwhile there can be no doubt of one fact, which' le remarkable enoogh, namely, that the ministry has no party at all in the second chamber, or if any party, one which deserves little considera tion, for either its numbers or intelligence. Yet the Fame ministry will be tolerated until the right-centre can understand the left-centre; until ' both can get rid of their connection with the ex tremes, ani judge the king froth the same point of 1 view. The first chamber did not meet. The address drawn up by their committee presents no remarkable feature. The frequent passage of cabinet couriers between the great powers gives rise to much speculation as to the contents of despatches, and to many rumours. . Among these is a report that Reeds insigne upon sticking by the trerVice of 1815, which that print was the first to violate. The Auer:an ambesiodor Count Von Trautemanne dorff will be replaced, it is raid, at this court by Prokeech von Osten, the minister at Athens. It may be remembered that in the days of October* desEateh from this same Prokesch, violently shoeing Lewd Palmerston, and declaring the world would never be .at pesos till that :sinister vas politically dead, was found la the archives of the Foreign office at Vienne. The Saxon ambassador, Voa Benet, bad an interview with the king at Charlottenbsrg ell the Ist, to take leave to go and seam the Ng , of foreign minister, to arbichite is caned ) st Drap: In future, Sessasti Bemis, Harem aid Wwitt.e "!, COMMERCIAL tr MARKETS MONKS MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.. Teo &Clock.— The markets for nearly all descrip tions of public securities is considerably better tills morning. Consols tpeced at 91.1 to I, and are now market 911 to 2 for money and seat Tuesday. The quotation for the 11th Apil is 92' to 1. . Reduead Tame, are 911 to 21. Thres-andarter 'per Cents.;92l to 3. Exchequer Bills, 41i. to 8 1 40.. - Breto. Bank Stock, 193 0 6. . The foreign market generally is firmer in tone. Dealingilto a considerable extant have taken place in Mczkan and Peruvian Bondy *hit& Are conse quently marked at higher fig ures. Mexican are quoted 271 t f. Peravfau have improved to 62 to: 4. . Buenos Ayres are , 26 to 8. Bra zilian, 82 to 4. New Grenada, 17 to 4. Venezuela, 27 to 8. Ecuador, 31. to 1. Spanish Fives remain 171 tot ; tits Threes, 291 to 30; Passive, 31 to 4. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 481 to 91; the Fours, 781 to 91b Belgian, 82 to 4. Doi* 87 to 9. EIGLIBB Fos Beak OWL 115 5 • 3 6 ,44 Ct. el& ers..6o/ 44 I .1111 3 per Ct Cosa 41234..91; 3 Me. p 5011111014 PIM* 5 Per Ot aillighbil Weds. I ass OW. Owe& be, 3/ k 44 par 211A116,04 ... .Si 4 ' 6 Grzsga t fr a er a t la 4r.s I ti 54, ff. 1534..52 4 4 Q. 641,44146 8e..'62 1 4 Cosy. 10 4 w it.'" .. trz sis.. g sa. *er JAL M3O ' k. 34 i !fele net Z . 4 . prossasslue .3/4 c li 0 F or Be. 0 ~4 est 101. Vanuela de, 275 4 WO. Owe. /ft Vases*. Dahned Be. ti 5 RAILWAYS.-Shares are improving, sad a far ther improvement is expected. London and North Westerns are quoted 137 to 9 ; Great Westerns, 97 to 99; Midtaads, 82 t 0.84 ; South Eastern', 241- to, I ; North Stafords, 2f to 2} db. French shares are a shade worse ; &Mope and Amides; 9f bin I email arracfzu ur io TWO TSUI OAT pe nir w Lamm . , (Tatetday% prim win bigolod.Whot ) . Dina. sal oxford la,tei I Wita .10g ez t u v av • I=ll "Val : &AMAIN INTi/ LONDON PION 7th MARCH TO 9th MARCH. lan. Eartish. esotah. Ina. VnrAto. Wheat 130210 bulgy 1 490 1410 ' Oats Mow. 1,120 asks : barrels. Malt, 9,340 qrs. _ . Lennoox A•11111011.—Whest, 474. Id.; Barley, 295. lid.; Gab, 174. sa. ; ass, —a. 04. ; Sams. 275. Id. • Peas, 31.. 7d. ildrtIULL AVEPAGV.e. Wiwi.' Harley.) 0414. Aye. Ile4as.l Pees. Jr. 27 426 24.2 k 104.174 04,284 114,304 34624 ed Yob. 434 15,22. 106144 114 234 54.594 34 394 65 10 ... 434 114 . 29. 3417. 34 274 24'304 114 334 Od 17 .„ 47. 04:20. 94 .174 2.1 264 tkl 29. 'A 34. 4d 21 464 44'29. 11.1i17s hd 27■ 30s 1041326 114 Much 3 ... eve • 464 11469. 14119. 74116 . 4 114 304 sa:su Ild 11 Agg. Aver. N 3. 10.1,294 - 341674 243 L 83 al: — 52:33. Id ptff.—Wheat. Barley, t*l Ey% woe, and ea., 19. • Price. Jai. W. Feb. a. Feb. lA. Feb. 17. fiels.2l . 114az. 3. 47 - 44 I 4 45 11 ... ee. ••• BIRMINGHAM. March 8.-During the present week the transactions in Wheat, which were increasing previously, have been suspended by the unexpected fall in Mork-lane, but we have not heard of any redaction being submitted to. In Barley nothing doing worth notice. Oats are only taken in retail; the same remark applies to Beano. Peu might be sold to speculators by submitting to a reduction of 2a. per qr. At this day's market there was again a sheet supply of Wheat from the fanners, yet the trade ruled dull, at a reduc tion of ls. per qr. on all but the finest English. Batley nominally unaltered. Oats 6d. per qe.. cheaper. Beans held for the currency of this day sennight. I'eas Is. per qr. cheaper. The following are the present prices ; Wheat, English, white, per bushel of 621h5., 6s. Id. to 6s. 9d. ; new, 6s. 2d. to 6s. Bd. • red, 6s. 2d. to 64, 7c1.; new,6s. 9d. to 6s. 6d . ; foreign, red, 6s. 4d. to 6s. CI.; white, 6s. to 7s. 04. ; Polish , Odessa, 61. 9d. to 6 s . 2d. ; Danube, 6s. 6d. to 6L Barley, per imperial quarter, 295. to 325. 6d. ; grinding, per 3921b5., 235. 64. to 275. Oats, English, white, per imperial qr., 18e. Gd. to 30s. • Welsh, black and white, per 3121 b., 17e. 6d. t o 19 s . fd. ; Irish (401 b. to 421 b.), 19/.od. to 225. ; (371 b. to 391 b.), 18s. 6d. to 19s. Gel ; black, 17s. to 18s. 6d. Beans, English, per 19616., old, 15s. 04. to 165.; new, 103.9 d. to 13s. 6d. ; Irish, 1 Is.6d. to 12s. 9d.; foreign, 10s. Gd. to 13s. Gd. Peas, boiling, per Imp. qr., 365. Gd. to 445. ; grinding, per 1961b5., 12s. 04. to 13 64. Indian Corn, per 1961b5., 13s. to 14s. Flour, per sack of 2801 h., English, fine, 375. to 401. ; seconds, 335. dd. to 365. WORKINGTON, March 7.—We had to-day • rather slow trade for Wheat, which varied in price from 20s. to 225. Barley and Oats were more livtly, the former, it Ws. to I la. ; the latter, 7s. to 7s. 3d. per 3 imp. bushels. WATERFORD, Marc h { 7 6ur Ellarket continues exceed in ly depressed fur every article in the trade, and inns of of grain, as well as }lour, are again lower. EDINDVROV, March 7 —At this day's market there was a small supply of femurs' Wheat, notwithstanding which tho trade was very dull; choice parcels could hardly be pur chased lower than last Wednesday, but all other descriptions I ars la per qr. cheaper. The business done in foreign Wheat was not extensive, arid Where holders showed a disposition to realise, a slight reduction had to be submitted to. Infe rior qualities of Barley, Oats, and Beans, w, re in reqdest for seed, and such are fully Is. per qr dean r ; but other sorts were a slow sale, especially melding Oats, whick were dull in the extreme, and the turn cheaper. Wheat, top, 655. . • average, 455. 3d. Oats, top, 20 s . Bd. ; average , 203. 2c. B rley, top, 355. ; average, 281. Bd. Beans, top, Ws.; avenge, 295. 4d. Giascio;?, 'Mush 7.-The imports from Ireland continue to be on a small scale, consisting of about 1,309 sacks of Derr, 440 loads Oatmeal, and 600 qrs. Oats, which, toge ther with 1,080 qrs: Wheat faun • the Danube, and about 600 qrs. Indian Corn from America, have constituted the ar rivals in the Clyde since the 28th ult. Yid Grangemouth, with the exception of about 2,650 qrs. Barley, the supplies this week have been equally limited. Notwithstanding the small supplies, and that most of our buyers are bare of stook, the continued discouraging aooounts from Mork-lane have kept the trade hers very inmanato sines the date of our last re pert, and rather lower prices would have been accepted for ass articles to have promoted beanie!. At this day's mar ine Bak business transpired beyond a few retail tales of meat, at a reduction upon last quotations of about 61. pt r WU, the demand far all other articles being slow, without say material change in price from those current during 'the previous week. ,Wboat, per 2401 b., English, white, old, 24,. 6d. to 255. 61.; new, 23.. to 235. 6d. ; red, old, 238.6 d. to 24e. ; new, 228. tp Ws. Od. ; Scotch, white, old, 245; 6d. to 251. 6d . ; new, 29e, Od„ to 235. Od. ; Irish, red and whits, saw, 21a. Od. to ne. • Dantxic, old, 245. 6d. to Mt 6d.; new, 2:41. to 245. 6d. ; Pomeranian, old, 231. 6d. to 2 4 1 1 - 6 d. ; sow, 225. 6d. to 230. Ott, ; Danieh, ohl, 235. Od. to 23a. 6d. • new, 225. Od. to AO. 6d. ;. Odessa soft, 245. ad. to 22a. '64.; Canadian, 22a. 04. to 231f.' Od. ; United Stator, 22,. 6d to 235. Od. Barley, per 3201b5., Ber wick and Scotch, new, 191. 6d. to 21s. Od.; Irish, new, 18s. 04. to 19 .0. ' foreign, fete Purnersaian, &c., old, 19s. 6d: to 20s. 0d..; Dinlsh , 18s. 6d. to 19s. Od. Oats, per 2611b5. Barwick and Scotch, new ' 1 ,3. . 03. to 15s. 91.; ' t ub; Wexford, &c., new, 15s. Od: to 15s. 6d. ; Limerick,. now,. 161. Od. to 16s. 981. ; extra, prepared, old, 17s. Od.; foreign, Rua., old, 14s. 6d. to 158, Danish, old, 141. to 15t. 6d. Beans, foreign, per 4 imp. bash., old, 15s. to 15s. 6d.; new, 14s. to lbs. ; 2601 b., new, 15s. Oil. to 1 5 t 6d. ; Egyptian, per 23011 w., old, 17s. Od. to 17s. 6d. Peas, 2801b5., white, old, 16s. to 16s. 6d.; grey, 15s. 6J. to 16s. •• Cana dian, old, 16a. Od. to 17s. Flour, per 2801b5., English, superfine, old, 375. 01. to 38e. Od.; Irish, 355. to 37e.; fi ne, old, 345. to 355.; extra choice quali ties, 38s. Od. to 395.; Ame rican, per barrel, sweet, old, 265. id. to 27,.; Canadian, sweet, 265. 6d. to 275. ; sour, 265. Od. Oatmeal, per 2SOlbs., Irish. common cut, 265. to 275. Od. Indian Corn, per 28011 e.. 16s. 6d. to 17s. Od. CATTLE, &C.-- lhairßprzt.D, Deo o'Ciock.—We are teletably well supplied with Beasts to-day, although tke number is not excessive. Our top quotations are esteem. . prism for the ehoicest kinds; the weather being favourable, causes a cheerful trails. The supply of Sheep is nearly twice u large u on Friday last ; trade is scarcely so good, espe cially for Ewes and middling Sheep; however, there is hardly a quotable reduction. Calves are by no means pier ciftil; hate Obis are cheerfully given. Trade is .brisk for Pigs, but at a van, trifling advance. From Gerthany and there are 'l2O Busts, 600 Sheep, and 44 Calves; Soo lia nn 200 Beasts; lad 168 Milch Cows from the name liar atlas. 4.' 4. s. d. The stood ef 8114, v. :IA - 8 8 " = Stl i lls... .. I°4 . .:3 4 4 ..... 2 a 3 Do. Elbe"' 40 o Iwo' soil weed 40411 V O 0 s • 40 1 u ft a tio. Oben . ai s mpti..• 1 .... iiiiiii:i4iiii 44 4 ...- ii ,-----; ''' ' al NNW. 4021 11 .4 4 P al lallb4 -.---.' !: N U. .6 . 1 r • • 4; , : k 6i ro. - WAR mica. )(AWN E tot Rept. of Life Gda÷Ospt. H. Bons, from h..p. anat., to be apt., Wee T. licikelry„ who each.; Lieut. IL Lowman to be eapt, vise Boys, who refs.; Cornet Bub-Lieut. IL B. CRAWLET to be Bent, by pur„ tics Lowther ; E. W. N. WALDO, Chet, to be cornet and sub lieut.. by pus, vice Crawley. 7th Light Vesia—Vet. Burg. J. 0. Altura, hem the 14th Light Drop., to be wt. sari., van PlOdel, app. to the ISM Lt. Drip. Scow nteitier Gda—The Hon. A. E. MIAMI to be ens. std Bent, by par., vice Pecker, who rots. • 9th B ert. of W.—Lient. J. H. Irmo., from the 67th F., to belimit., vice Les, wbo eubanges. 4lnd E—LieuL W.. 1. Erimmums, to be *glut., vise nay, per. 41116 0. Xsci.nut, from 11.-p teen., to be opt. vies WAdam, dee. 37th F.—LisoL P. P. Las, from 9th E., to be End., vies Lothian, who each.. 60th P.—Copt. I. .o J. ROBINSON. to be major, without pot.. vice Clarice, killed Bradlee; Lieut. C. N. NORTH, to be opt., rice Robinson ; See. Lieut. V. Topers, to be drat lieut., elm North; Cl. B. llecQutert, pent., to be see. Beta , vice Tweet. Ith F.—Lleut .Q.I. N. Manor, from 77th Y., to be lieut,4ol., vice Doherty, who etch. Ith V.-IJeut. W. M. A. Cet Lento, to be mut, without put., vice Tosser. Me. ; Era. R. Weirs to be lieut., vice Caulfield; A. Tou rer.. gen be ere.. vice White ; Lieut. A. PWLINOTON. from Slot F., to ba th molest., vies Rom, dec. lad F.—Licat. J. MMUS:MB to be copt., without pur., vice Molise, dee.; Ens and Adjt. A. Ceousiat to bete the tank of beat.; En e. P. B.THPLIX2OII to be lieut., vice Macheiekt ; C. F. Heaves, rut., to be aw., 'toe Thellowu. 77a F—IMIL•Cei. li. lhasatir, from the 64th F., to be lieut..eol., Moe Whoa, who etch. ; J. R. 1141tV[T, rat., to be oat par., vice Mk*, promoted In the Cnyha Ride Regt nth p.—J. WUXI:4KM, gent., to be sm., without pur. vice Mathias, who Taegu. Mcd F.—Brev. Lieut.-Col W. TONININION, from b..p. LL Drags., to be emit, vice W. Carotin, who each. ; Lieut. the lion. W. lisua, to be cept., by pur.. v. Totokinson. who lib..; Lieut. C. P. Tres. DAM. from Ceylon Rifle Reps, to be limit., vies livriaburne, app. paymaster. 92ad P.--Lieut A. P. Drecautv from b..p. Boy. Wag. Train, to be lieut., vice Duff, spp. paymaster; Das. D. R. 1:J1/00111 to be lieut., by pur., Mee Bake*. , who lets.; 0. Burn, gent, to be ens., by par., Mee Etskine. Ceylon RIP. Rent—Lieut. H. Bataan to be care, without par., vice Raltt, dee.; See. Lieut. It. P. Wonmar to be One WM., vise Skinner; R. C. War on, gent., to be sae. daut z. =gatore, tryArfACllND.—Lieut. R. DocuLAs, from Royal Rile Rept., to be apt., without par. Batman,—Lieut. Oen. sir C. J. NAPINI. 0.C.D., whore the Real rank or general be the army In the East Indies ; Capt. IL Dom, of the let Rept. d Lk* Oda., to b 3 major la the Meat ADMIRALTY,' Sulam I: Comm at Royal Mariam-11rd Lieut. It. llommens, to be eapt., Mee Ranee, dec.; See. Lieut A. J. Srusar, to be Grist lieut., vies Hoek. inge, prealsoted. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Joint MOVLxox, Manebeqter, timber merchant, March 3. BANKRUPTS. JOHN JAII6B WaTON, 6111.13br00i; Kent, Ma 104111111147. MOMAS Bs►DLL, Croydon, carpenter. FILDLN CRIMMAB, his of Harty, Kest, brewer. WILLIAM BVDDLE, Irongate Wharf, Paddington, timber merchant. WILLIAM GAMBIZR WALYZI, Newiek, apet6e• car y. Wriumit ()ALE, Slough. eorch•builda. JOSEPII FIUM , E, Exeter, ship treat. DUNCE, Buaintwatts, St. Nicholas, Illereford, apo thecary. JOHN Domes, NI Ashuroneer. JOHN TILT, Cheltenham, chemist. JAMES LITTLE, Waloot, Somersetshirs, duper. Joux ELLISON, Cricklade. Wiltshire, grocer. ROBERT STOCKER, Bath, Soinermtshire. victualler. CioDaos NORTH, Manchester, calico printer. bons GILMORE, HMIIIIOIE-STOWS, Durham, whiting MI. su‘stettrer. Vetuams HAMMOND Amman, Bishop .Anklati, Dur. ham, banker. er-Lyme, Staffordshire, is Witte Week soak* Much 3. 1E49 it Debt itn. 015 . 100 Other Osettettios. 1.90000 Geld Cain wad wark. &Iv Daket 348,4. 9in 1 8.314.663 osratriam. - ---- 1 Gorenneset Besaltlii i Owlet Dead Widsbi stbar Ana setwu6 olp) . ......- /14.074.183 10.795,741 I Qom ai4i aiiiii C 4163 I M. MARSHALL. 536.674.024 IRAMlOnlisr. BANK OF ENOLARD.-1 t ees ov Naos limed Sii:iii,ga A118414,66,i' 14,igtio r2 6.1°". eag4tal Ica " .am nt= sn4 MT. 13.140,572 I Othir 94,97.154 Oneadsysed other lUDs 3,1%.002 05,114,693 Yards B.ll*. SUGAR.—Th. avenge price of Sugar, the paha of the British powesdose la America, competed from the Wen. soak In the week ending the 13111 day of Iluelt, 1619, to 24e. titL per cwt. door the prelim of the lleorklue b 24e. 104. per cwt. Pow** prodoee of the Beet Whale Ma. eld. per cart. The arum peke of the three foregoing departpttose, Jointly. ta Ma.►lld. per ewe. 1 :71 :: • c o p ) •