The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-29 00:00:00

," V '0 IP • • ~.- ---ce I I . 1 i~ Tlbt Olxprtsl No. 886.1 E MIGRATION to AUSTRALIA.—With s vie to Matte respectable persons, wen are Meng,* for a frig paserme, to proceed to the Auatielian Colonies, at the Uwe* postibilei 1 sod, it bii• been arranged to &match a LINE of .interior arett'ses offilm of lame tonnage, fid the r.peeirl accommodation of steerage I sa g other pammeeni, at an eaeredut fly tow rate of parse mewls will be dihjected to the in•pection of her Map '47: e a ; granite *Seers, end will be despatched on the appoistrai days (fried dad weather ferchttlng), for whtch written guanotere will be gives. MATAILINO, SW tons hunien, R. C. PAHA Cbcomander, for • RDELAII)I sad FORT ?UILLIP, to sail nom Landoll July 15, ititm Pljenouth July IS. .00HLT, 01 .30 tons burden, W. HENRY, Dmatander, for ADE WOK mid PinOETII. PHILLIP, to mil Iran Laudon Await I, from riC Ame ec a t.!-rils!th!r, has Nl' poops, with fled-rate secoennaida home tar Sella pareengere, end their hymen dee'. a being lofty and well ventilated, they arlord mod &Arable oppnetonities for the so. temmodat ion of triterme hate and netted, wormers. They will be fitted and poiri.ioned in all respect. on a similar plan to the ves•els sow Wire dematched by li•r Majesty's CAA:raw ion o.lllllBliftilWeic sad the • tr.te dietary vials will be adapted. They are offtoerrd and ✓ed by thoroughly vontpetrat medulla, and carry duly qualified lad Porfirio:4d megrims. Other equally fine chips, similarly fitted. tss.., will WAVVC.I., anti Palling on the 10 awl 15th of each mouth from Landon, and the 11th and Vtth from Plymouth. load at the Jetty, London Issas.= to MARSHALL end EDIUDGE, 34, Pen. eawreta.o met RMICIRATLON t)N A NEW PAINCLPLE. Coming one clam of Panrarra only, at the wallows rate alhronty Guinea. each adult, to PORT AIIP.LSIDY., Pala PIIILLIP, and StIDNEV.- It Om been arranged by the mutt r. WOW to despatch revisor packets to the Ausitolon .Wee. The read. one of the End CLIO at Lloyd's, of large tonnage. having full poop., the between dech• are lofty sod well venti lated. Th- poreengem have enclosed cabin, throughout the ship, and a liberal sear of chiary is ado. ed. The :ditto and provitiona k pet to the inmeetitia of bee Maleaty's Laureation Agent.. Pastrneers have the ophon or proceeding to either of the oh re mot. for the cum of 20 P.M.*, ninth includes bedding and all mere utenaila necemary It the covert , . Thu hoe of packet+ hae he e•tablithed to afford tassia ,j a ta a to rt.opeo,b;e farm ira who.. means are limited, and Irma with to reserve IN much of their capital as partible he their future roquiremesta in the outcries. An taprrienced auximun pro ceeds bleach s The Died Ili hi atig p. erford. C emends], It - yet cove eign, Matawmks, sad Duke of Emote hate sailed. The tßowing will sail for Port Ade laide, Putt Philip, and Sydatey on the trumuded dojo ;wind and weather penult - Mai kw which written Wit.lbillt• will be gives, rig.: COLTON, flu taw, J. IL YOUNG, Cenummiter, Woad from the Tod cilia U aim, tendn. July 33, end Ems Plymouth Aug. 3. AalA,•ill hem J. hortliELL. theamairter, to gall fres the Root Imlla Docks, Londn• Aug. 13, tad for Plymou th Aug. 2.5. rßlXesas ROTA, 343 b." J. C. TOCNOUCIEAND, Coes. loonder, to evil Iron the East India lacks, lark% Sept. IS, and from Ilynionth Sept 23. Per Weber praMieulars apply to HALL (Paean), 1, Ridge-coo" Litoretrert; T. R. MALLETT L thatlmeoutt, Rirehta•lase ; or WILLUM L. HOTCHELN, 3, LIM InSweboattwre. Leselealudl-st. 5.5.-Parties eneWhif will have Mamma as bniim \I I ORA I lON to POR'r NATAL Arrange j siesta having bees eameadod with her Mapairs gown nment g HP promotion of entignstion to Natal, persona of norderate mans ete man tent, n, tradesmen, nesehmica, end Lib untie, if appeared Of by her M. ti , •tc's Emigration commissioner% can obtain a lITRIEItACE PAnnAGE, with provhdont. and twenty Wee of hasd, few the n.m of g io; or an lateinsedi de pottage, with tho mole Otitis* try of land. We gin. Cabin paeans !M. be Hems Donee Lava.' sailed, another liret.cbc-a newel will 18ow to July.—Poe /T wed home of &optician sad ftutber partitalana apply to J. C. itTILN ti awl fn. rz.srat End, Louden. T HE LIVERPOOL a•al LONDON FIRE and tux taanaaarea am PANT. b., Warr-stmt. Liverpool; camiataaow. 3limills.botase - -; Iratelot4lrie. Luba. Liablltte,olth; pi - crimes rierwristalL' Mod•nAe premium. in the See department. rerun.. ;vivant,* e in the Lik Department. Peth ie. in.Aurittp the .sine at leserhaid property at the termination Mahe r• , are slea Peeves whirs. puttees with WS asomMay expire as the 21. b inst. err rewire fully reminded that receipts fur the renewal ut the ..we will M sound at ltm be. 1 in Lembo and Lt .ad in the hands at the Innis d ..ee tnn thoMP who, the annuity trend by thi• i ne.vany. way dmire to ft-wive their Lwrance% are iniurmart that nn expense will be incurred by such removal. - - P “?..1 04. 14 - - elrnt ,4eeretare in Landau SW I STOS LT. Secretary to the Cusreay. ' June It, 1%19. I. PAL I'llY and LUXU ItIOUB BEI). The Naent MIENS - lAN& to EMIT SPRING BElk, is always on at WILLIAM S. BENT* iN's (km Rippe and Surma), S 9, fixtuedattnet, corset Al Nesvotat-street, awl N I, Nerrnias-street. It is mourimely con loam to care ot„ Mannar... ee..noloy, and free dom fine, it fl4llll and root:talon, and is applicable alike to Non sad wooden hettonale. It ha. Men singted at some of the matomnittan hospital% and h been heind, so * auxiliary to prefect re t, Plapezior Is emu Ma Water bad. A1..0 an oboe a very ham ....011 meat of Tarot Irim and iti.l" theisteads atidOom, Into 17.1.4 nab. IA tailed tankful; wale enirmlntrt ; a. well es of every inahnsamery article, went (par pot) free —Eels. hobo' la We Marvel. IRO. --A-11:17i'HE NNW SHI)W.Ek BATHS, includ.ng die only reatly Portable Beth (111 I. deep, 13. each) • Tarr ‘ ^ (wild In .• wlttwitt a pump). 4v Lever Pump Kith, the Swine bath with airtime, 'nen 7s. /vet, ix, M., are In the Shoo Banes of WILLIAM S. BUItTIEO oats alp taw sod Burton). " Chduedeareet, wryer of Newwwwethet, sod N. I, Ilevrnewatreet; wide& mama (bride ow* ao amortmeid el ollenier sad other Saba &I COW* be oera eteeuteere, ttie t seta Jipiomed la Beitatiod of fury wood., thine, fie., In eeorianue variety) Melee requites Pc the me./ on, .0 AlTAlttetti In one r. une devoted ezakively Wichita" it Mat a...zet ter, Out pattern% .thew and awls on. be Vatiolly @heated. clair .hower bath% with emplow.img lah.e, Wail tne - wpwaP aryl with • t .m♦ rein gm. !tam tutbp, )411•4111104. J.. It. - 144.1.1.1 outlaws., with mem mom vent 'per pai l free. -I.:metderid In Wells-dretv. A... 1010. FA:LEtIANT TOILETAItfICLICS. retch of mfal hbl.• attr.t.ete4.—ROWLANlN' Nl.V,Andah OIL la highly and awn dlt dnerci.deil fur emoting and mtalcialigr hens List trews. Rowland.' 14 a rry.tration of unoar4l'eled eftlews in Wk. pronag awl •eautifring the dila anti cora ; and linalatgle labettn or Pc.4rl I/faience, Ma Ogra!urtiar (at it• heauttfying and two. vomiter rifect• on Um teeth an .ICIPWA. The ,tatronoge royalty thoeigh.ott dumps, and th44r UM by the • rieogrocy and eat• of heht..to together with the goinria that by riperiesce of the in table entawy a the. eTtlel•4 anal renovating n rein.. hare that. areti.ed theta with perfection, 111 N fri•rlt them a celebrity aspire!. hied. beware of • lowa timut. 1 4 0 , 1 a a, offered wader the implied sot dim d royalty and th, government department.% and Azaitar ottratra at dileptioe. The only prima, of each bears the name of .Rowtott}o preceding th.it of the article on the wrapper a. label.-114.1 by than at Zr, IlAttoairardon. Loudon, and by in. epertablerheadraa and pernwa , r4. - - - - THE FOUR REQUIbITES f.r a (1)31F011T- Attu: suAvv—Finrly. • maid Lox' -neeconoly, a good shoo-thirdly, good nose -furthir. a g , Imeing.brush ; and thew ire to be obtained. of the lien snotty .AI newest rosotroeties, of Ri en; and bO2P4, who eta stronely y snownul their triple eon. mud gonna,. Lune; Swim. with hone attiched ; their Pearl shaving Piste, hesitant , illy scented and mialtorg a oloroble lather; and their utedorm h.lgew%hair ilhacing-brosh. They also recommend tr.ni-• cc. ti InApret their Lawlor Iwo& -ease, whiell sintaini the tomes% numher .4 eonvenitnars In the Apses.- Wm*. stA+onl noW4, I In and Iv% nirtanweweectreet, Lorton. II:IPROVED SHEEP and LAMB DIPPINU CONIPONI 1101.143en GILLR , PIrti SIIEV.P .0 COMPOnITIOV. -The my twat abutters to Itteedm of seep and Gl'Mr.r4 of Wool, tram swing this Corneoitin, In .pxygormo (Aug, the novo. of the tilt, fly, awl maggot, and aiding ramtwially to the growth and qn•lity of the wool, have been ridisfratorily prored &Irina • period of upward" of ten yews, la ;whittle? ricaland, Lin...lA*l4re, and latterly in the colonies of insindia :lad the Cape of fiord II me, in e sifirmation of which the view refers with pride to th- Littering teitlinonlals from nearly et hundred of the ant agricaltut iota of the day. To be hail of the abut.. It I. alai the cheapest preparation for cheep awl laatb dipping. 1.4 d in indict., arfTwient toe idrti Amu, a , 2s. track. flawhins I Mine. Nienolwn; Louth , Briggs. 101.eil Lawton asonto, Law Brother., and Scott, Upper I asilar•Aten. tarkS t :ItYRTH Y'S PILLS fur th. NKRVES and IMAM" prise 44. .d. sal I Is. • tom. D TMs altrsardleary may be presurrd hero sac chemist. Its Wets.* tie art *toe Anent eke periVet.7 remedies, sad will searierly M amentel us% mad. lbe armour sterstiees .s& al If W marls. Ia •44i .is % .0 its pit:nett** is 01... neatening the Menne astemular system., It Ws es • pestle aperient. Is • Ras astfbili t i a • C. • WOO- Wel stseiritteeeer et tee stearee, em • lea Ned pas. tams email sad rerriettlart steep. As • periew ibis blood this sudsier le uneiptalled, be it paseisatas the artists belly like • fbas std ewes inert , mtrmry not of the trim; se MU mount, these ladies elm se .ketrove beam( • Ismatiful sempissima should fn. awls ye ewe • ea& Ibs peed Mr. Alimmetity's riet. rose &el diet me erielearti recd sea Ma. the lewat•cricie boa fr Moo w isessale BANCLAT, Fusiagareatrtet; 111140. Ye - Weetrailit Herten; alai 4 An in.Onetinhatrel. GALVANISM.—PasIyga, Aotiamit,bdittotion. 'saunas are scheited to send to Mr. M. IL lIALKT., of usnicic.apiue, London. iw his PAMPULICToo MILDLIAL GAL. SNlnfil, which wW be Ur...ranted hot ea receipt of two pnalasis &Julia. They intl be astocti•hed et kb contents. In it be found tha portioalars of cure. to care* of ashram, thew satient, sciatica, tie idioms& paralyids, spinal coophlnto, healosies, &Skinny of n new energy, Meer complaint., general debility, LMtwtMn, stiff plat, a ao rta of nervous dioaders, he. Mr. Italse's weih,xl g the pisalie thud Is quite 'tee from alt unpleasant sensation ; in twit, it M rather pirsonrable then otherwise, and many fallen ere exceedingly toed of it. It quietly costa the ;maim to et,witboot medicine teams intleghtesgsewelelt. tI T HE FRENCH COCK and the ROMAN EAGLE." 4. " for June 30th, No. 416 (whl^h complete" the Sin ter th Tod.nnr price or .trnspet, 4d.; and en the 4th X July will be p tbildted. ' , nee Re. In 4•1”4h, TILE SI:LIEF:STU MANE OF PINCH. ILLCOTIPATIO Irmo 31.01 LUIIUMMIc Offirs. TketOrtitt and d 1 bT all lembowdere and news meats. - - %%ORR SY THY Ai 'ma OF " VANITY FMR." Os the both Inst. will be publbied, pries lo (to be eagyleted In Twenty Numbete), No. 9 al 113 E N 1) E N N I 8. By W. H. TRAC ~,,,, Author of "The Greet Haggerty tnenood," ta , Ice. With Must: Wow on Stet sad Newt by the Au. bor. Prildbary and Evam, 11. floarerift•trert. NEW WORK BY AIM. CIIARLM DICKYNA. flu tbe Witli bet. VII be pnitiglied the Third Bute`ter. AAVID COPPERFIELD the YOUNGEit, of ICSULICIONE ROOKERY By CLUMP MIMI% With thos by r Hetet K. Browne. Tie be weepieted la Twenty Weettlely XMley. - 1 , 44.11barT lad !Wow. 11, Col .....firseet2l r.ge;:,isel. So., hi a wrapper, pries 44. No I. of W i SNiON !IVA HISTORY of the , I.* It &VCR. 1..3 7-iiroreel h. Warne ileukanz e llernkels'e-ien. an A' d is Veno ( alle Jody) 'dome Ai: aad glummer. " W . La ad netlike" wee be "—Was, Middle AA% ..... _ _ . . . " 114 ratio! sad beet watt."—Querteety Review. —" t.;t.;'owd wad etwedestinew Meter, tuba never left me." .411ehelPt. " nem Ii Unreels* peewees no Maw, of the Mad which ma be looked upon Rea week of sotherlty."—hday Crlomedia, Imo. Londris Akiailart Ikre bo t ik„.. llaulisellat to the Queen, 8, IPir bosn...rept, Inftil. end HAIM OX 1 4 1'1N Irddr.o4X. Jut pamilrhed, Third &Was, Ibm Oa. DRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS at CURVA- I Tried ., tb, ppm, fttmt.rted Vita 11•111/011111 Pialell slid Wood radr. ia lrersr. Ham, .drrres. • Ms amain, Prissesatrest, We. zIERTICULTUR ‘L 80('IRTY OF LoNDON. —nis Grace the Dohs .1 DEVONSHIRE Pori& at al the oral Society, has badly dl reted ih. DROUNON of t WICK HOUSE to be OPENED km the reoptiou of the OM a• to the Society's Order at the neat Eyebaths. ea WEDNr ODAY, the 11th July. Thkets are lented to the orders of Fellows of the toot lety only. at this office, prior b., or at the Garden la the atone** of toe 11th July at :e. 6d, t ob, bid tb • also ea y to orders *sod by Yellow of the 'Nick te• But eserititable pulopts, or re4desta In toe coustr*, who will toward their addressee la *rhino to the Vlore. rotary 2 , Regestatreet, co or Who, Mooday, the bib of Jay ab au. f tea that caber ea authreity to poeure tickets co Ws moo& Ne odkial orders be Octets will le • hood stet that day. 14.8. No debits will be Lewd ht Reseatotreet to the day of ishibPioo. O b• SOLI), puiriant to revrnll or& ro f ft e High Court of Chancery, made in certain ten , e, latitu'ed " Mk against Hall," " Hall agalt.st Owen," and " Murray .giunet flail," with the app.obati.. of William Wingfield Eaq., no. of the masters of He..id weart, In lots, ',viral FREEHOLD and COi.Y. HOLD ESTATES, the combo d being of iaberitanor and e reran of one Jest'. abler rent a &alit and alardire, ronspriamr Wye itie, hall, and sundry dirst-landa, tawnier %and ben ditanicite. with mar I appurtenances, abate at Wyeoller, V. Inman, Emtoott, and t' Abe, the count of latare•fr. The trot and pleas or sale iho.tb b adrerdna, when printed roricu'are may be bad (grain.) at the .M; Miere. r Sauk duptos.indlddire, Chancery.laoe, doa ; and at the ease of Me-srs. MC itilAT, RYMER, and mei:. RATS, Na 1, fifildbiiiell.pleat. Watiolocer. INOTICK OF REMOVAL.—M6sars. WILLIAM LANIOND sad Co., stoat 004 Share Prober% ar.d Nal way that:wears. railheads'', beg to inform Mir Me A. sad the public that they haws kIiNOVIED their OVVICEN trues the Halt et a mm. awes to No. I. Ks el Ruh aweab.aadlaits, wh ro they area h. be favoured with a eobtamouteo of that path nage said wilVnlt WI h•tto hitherto wsJoyed.-11ay lt4, 1160, I, Kota Exchanse.hei!discx. FRANCE. PARIS, THCKPDAT, 5 30 P x. Still not a word from he pr. , ' on the law whi h is to affect in suer ad. grPr its future exivel.ce The project of law was deb. ed in •he bureaux, and th, majority proneutoeed for its urgetcy. Mar y mem bers expo 'Bed rogret that the g wernment had a o• made a definitive I w, instead of one m r ly pr -vi glottal. M. Mole .pp-used of the lew, dal hr tivatAt it accessory to oat°, e coil& no: ; but ha tidy ac cepted it as he did that oa the clubs —on account of its to mporaty charast M. The oppx.ti II 1.4 e irrenuously against the law in all i s b-ari- ks. They urged, with t• e gre,tes, truth, that it was A return to the laws of Septtmb r, and that the only system was one of absolute lihrrty waion in all Pals except repression of ac icon They cape -ially inveighed sgoinst the power of suropenaion th t w led be granted to the K. vernment. M. Segue d' %gues s. .0 showed Wince f, as usual, tte m at sot der t of the moderate party, and thought 'hat the law was not repreesive enough. In iris opioillo g it should be such a bugbear u rff-c'u illy to frighten journals from requiring its enforo-m nt. The slims of Pairs will be es much a matte r of chance on this as on the lest Pees ion. Onls o f the n tmes contained in Ile list of tl,e Uiii,in Eire t,,rale are at all known, and the rest le,ve never been Inlaid of by at least two-thi , ds of the p puLtion trf the departmo at. The dem crabs are as d v 4- d as they can be, and have nit yet mad up ar ydo fi- lis* ; so that it wool be vain to attempt a gnats 64 %hat may be the ut imate result. Some of the preperatory sl. r the , loos of Paris, under the dire Lion of the Uni m late-oovalo , have given the following e even tram• r f tree in ate rate list : De B tr, general of disiaion ; Loden Bonapurt-; Br njear, lore repro ser.t..ive ; Er eat de (I-she-1, Benjamin D.-lesceit, Chembile, I t. dep .1; Achille Fould; Lar jai asia , miniel , v of c mini-roes Lon Moleville, la-n deputy ; aoeral M sip an ; Arlie Ike Thayer, late member of the c ounell•Lie- oral. In the As-embly, atter a do bate on the new e, , 91, meta , a dem tad of authviantion to protaiu - e en r -in rnenthers wan presected. Of MM. Hoijev, Beyce, Become, Anat it, Kopp, iv d Hoffer. are to b. preseented for compliA y or. the affair o' J•u a :avir ; MM. Martin Ber , aid, Gambia, J. Demo r,y, far bar inz b en memhere of the wail. to collo d " De la Solidarite Itepubllcaine," whit!) w s • term society, accused of pi otting axoinat the •tate; M. Gamboa is further act.usod of having epoad fob-e news in the deportment of the Nr4vro, and ea' ce t the liberty of movers if sctfrage. new dem .nria ea autleotisauon to proeceitte were reierronl to the bu reaux. Tic members of tha club of thr C f Sat. met ytuterday, aad eto.se the list of esrolidu lett c' , it intends to support ssciuneillor• of R . tit The tiers parei, or the Constitsti. oval Club• re much Rotel , dat the ci-derant Club do Is Rue de Poitiers not ehoosi• the candidates they had rupported; and the hr•• eh between the two is coesequettly b coming , weer every day. To-niet the Conte.tu Cub will met t to delib-rate up in what steps it ma-t tate in this conjuncture. The w.mmisaion chosen to examine a motion far raising the state of niece tf Paris eat ye , t-rdly, -nrl became persuaded, on hearing M. Dufiure, that it was inopportune to do so. The circular of the minister of public work., ad dressed to the engice.rs of the Poute-w-Chaussie , , his Tic .ire 1 a -vet d ' , ion from eve or those very men to whom it was adiressed. Amongst other remmmondatims,one was made br the minister to the effect thut, in CVO of inteuf.., the engir should cause their subordinates to act in Ito sank+ of the national guard, end report on their conduct. The minister, says M. Muriti, cannot hut he aware that he who tnty be • mahnscline-e in 'he workshop may happ-n to be a superior h t'e rations! ward, and that to report on the conduct of rims is the wort of the police and spi:s, not ge. 0. He refuses to exelcire any survcillanco or. r his me.. once the drum has beaten to arms, sffirmin, the then ill become armed citizena, end that the ciatinc tions of the civil service cram to exist. He cmclu les by saying, that the minister may &monis him f , using this languare, but that he will not voluntarily resign his situation. We veld in the Nutinnal :—" Althol.rh twelvo months have elapsed since the dicolution or the a t e . Vera nntionnux, the officers of those instiutions have not had returnt d to them thr same they pa'd Iwo the treasury as cautior.-matey. It is unl: now that ohs cards are posted no nni•ounc.ng that the sum+ in question woul l he refunded, at the respective mairies, from and after July 1." Puts. Jots 211.—"ew Loan, —; Three ter Dente, 5 1 n.. pet. &eds.. 84 97i; UM 1 " 1 ". Mt" Run, ISM, 91; DI. 1 , 42. 91 ; De. low-em1...-11a 1 f. 93. Neplee Rifts. —; limas Lana, 75 Tre.sury Rmd.. Pal* awn, HU Uttar(' Ull Larks, 30 clay, 23 37 ; 9U dat s, 95 27f. Sams. Paris and Orbeens, —• Pads mid &um. 5.50; Sousa tad pavil, 251; Avlennet anti 1114,:orillee, 199: 4tra.borwit " ' sad Oslo. iol ti: Cefrr• ( Vienne).. 322 30* . 1 0 4denn 3 . —* mirth, 04 75; Farb, and ntrasbonew. NS 3n; Mum mad Naatie, 303 73, Yontetsau .and Tate. , 110; Dieppe and pomp, ITALY. ROMAN STATES. —lt was Reactanv bruited in Paris yesterday that the RMVIRDS bid built IN hMI ihe wall breached by the French a w c Ind one, shout a yard and a halt th k, which had only b en diecoven d when . porms-ion was ob ! ained of 'he breach on t' .e 22nd met. It will hec•mte necesiarr, if tbii b 3 true, to breach the wall also, or to turn the I bile le. The latter is said to be the plan &tont to he canted out ; and this accmints fw the n m-pablicition of news acd the di•courarreraent of the Bowie. . . . . Litters from the camp, of the 20th inst., state that there were thre • preeticalle brriel , es male, so that the French may spin attempt the storm by &me of those, but it seeni the great difficn!t; the French have to encounter is in the exi.tence of h number of formidable poeitionscalled cavaliers, from the summit of which the Romans keep up a continual fire on the French camp. 0. , e of tithes reitiors, =ailed by the French soldiers " La Caeerte," does them a great deal of harm. News from the interior of R 31120 as late as the IRth inst. has reached us. Oar correspondent thus writes at that date : ROME, Juan lit The closing of commurications between Rome and Civita Vecchia renders the post to that town so un certain that I consider the safeat way, although not the meet expeditious , to forward my It tters to you by the usual overland courier. We have not had any serious encounter wi It the enemy since tho battle at Ponta Molle, on tne 13th, which I mentioned in my but, and which was rather a serious affair, the Romans having 40 wounded and 10 killed, amongst whom were Captains Fiume and Po dulak, and Lieut. Oliva. Captain Taessuowski was also mortally s, untied, and captured by the French. fhe loss of the liner appears to Lave been much g e'•er, cinseqoe. ce Gf their Laving been exposed to the flee ul tan Ittirnan artillery in crossing the bridge: a , dr L m' and officer, who went to treat w tit h.• F ei eh cmimtrodsnt for a three hours' truce. cyder to •ake up the wounded and buty the dead, hi., right b. ek the intelligi ace that they had 400 men hors de con,b4 . rte. k ose made early yesterday morning on the Porta P. rise. but throe or four vollies sulli.ed to ch. ek the advareing party, eh , ' were in no gnat force. Can on , ,clitg continues en both sides, but race lsFt oig t there hat been a notable diminution in the vignut with whit' i it is carried un, and various re the repors to eoneequenoe, tome dtelarirg that Cie eral Owiiiht has airtady rterived orders I.enl op raii n,. ; whets th..t a three dugs' truce has Deed c. n. lud d moe toe pa , pose of burning the dead, as tht archon is Noma , g ir.zuffernb!‘ • and others taw. the F. eh fore is burg einceotrat'ed, and pre paiel, w ith a few hours' repore previous, for a dee p- rive as-au tun the Por.a San ?atonal). A thoussatt vexatious and unworthy egressions are now da ly p .cised by the French troops, and inno et at and u of ntling csuniry people are deep fled, insulted, tt nd isagets teed by those t.ho came, accord ..g to !ht. un tt ouoislite easel thin of M &males, the new entoy, to re-establish the liberty of the naval betel or the ehut eh, the liberty of Rome, and the p-ote 0• ite world. On the 13th the French at am.r M getsu arrived et the port of Nettuno, where the et s tompic'ely destroyed an iron foundry, lee .1 lug ut iug :i.e sea an liumense qnan the Cults, sod warlike states, spikieg three canoons whit h te, to Veld to be trauspotted to Rome, tend etscryittx off the Flinch workmen belonging to the t stattlittlinse r, who were working older a mitt act, and had re ie.d u osiderabls sum+ in adesne... Thu Magellan •h• a ts-n inued its pirati.si course to Porto d' Ars.% att.ete shout ome thousand ponds of powder were d ()tailed in the fort - this atutuutittion wts state by the Fre eh. The little villsge of Riano was suited 16y "lean of cavalry end infantry, emunt.t ao to 1,000 m u, CP tLtt teeth, and suck. diu tl e most touts! m ner, atter the formslity if disarming the nazi e-i !plaid (alum weapons consi , ted of six musket.) tad been duly goce through. Sigw,rs Zacaileuiti at d Silyeattolt, nstittleipel councillors of Itome,_ user, seised by the French the day before yest.. Cyotatt •de Vie Poste tian Oiovanni, in the dins:tom t.f Fittettl, whither they r ere proccedit g parches. ow a 'or the coniumptiou of the cite ; they were io .hed of 1.000 midi in silver, which they ,64 with them and ear i - d off pritoncre to the French esatap. M ....,tvo - ry peoplu were st dt .steles, a t. esp t.r d whilst the Salesian-bridge see in. h itals at the en my, but these iniquities have been tut • witte:y pet a stop to by the vigorous surd . s of the &taws fn the dite:tion. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, 1849. Oar', Moreover, some forty members of the Mind Assembly had met. The following are the official accounts of the war operations : Head-quarters of the Panes of Prussia, Germersheim, June 19. His royal highness shifted heed•quarters to-day from Neu stadt to Gennersheim, where the Bavarian gerritho, amount ing to 2,600 men, and . r command of Major - General Wens. haunt, were rased in rev.ew before the prince. Three Penman battalions have had quarters 'Maned to them is Gera.rsheim for 'kis night. the Prussian and Bavarian soldiers observe a friendly behaviour towards each other. Yererdee the prince ma. at Landau, where he commeaded the Ferri-oh for their excellent conduct under their MIS. render, General von Jetts', during the critical parted of the put weeks. The Bavarian soldiers, mime exposed to danger from the uncertain tendency of the citizens than the trifle .g wtocks from without, greeted the Prussians as their delieem re. Tie Bavarian general, Prince Thurn and Taxis, is 'relived in us Ptiatinate with eight battalions, nine squadrons, end three batterie a, to all 9,500 men, and desires some Prussian battalions to streogrhen the garrison of Landau. The vermeil of the Bavarian troops is today at Freukenthal, the main o err. at Worms The term is confirmed that the iteurgente.nd mi label. of the provaronol government raised thretoth Kul- bingen to Carlsruhe. A smaller multitude crossed the French frontier at Unterberg, where tr.ey se-rediaarmed. In the village of Rei,,eteim, opposite Ger menkeim, some Baden infantry are posted, with several pieces of cannon, from which they have fired some ineffectual shots at the Bavarian troops stationed before the tete de-preit. Head-quarters, Grebes, June 20. The passage of the carpet to the right bank or the Rhine, with its tct.l force, was effected between two and eight this morning. The village of Reinsheim occupied yeeterday . by the insurgents, with 1,800 men, and six guns, by which in a certain measure the mouth of the road is blocked, end which would have been hard to 'eke, was abandoned by the in surgents towards midnight. In consequence of the retreat of the rebels in all directions, only a portion has been over- Warn by our vanguard at Phedirsburg, and another still smaller division behind Graben. At the firm plate the loos of the iesureeuta was ceneiderable, being 60 killed, as many priaoners, and several artillery waggons, with other mareriel. Nor was the lose on our side unimportant, for Major Itutkerf met Mint. Musehwirs, both of the 9th Husear tegitn.nr, were killed ; Lieut. Bosch, adjutant of the Prince Fritdritk Karl, severely wounded ; and the prices slightly. Tie carps !Amuck. to-day with its let divisiou at Wietenthal, the three other divisions being cote Dusted in or about Graben. Tee force, of the enemy at Beeches' are considerable. Head.quartere, Langenbrucke en the Bergstrasse, before Brueheal, June d 4. The loss in the battle of Waghausa amounts to 1 officer and 18 men killed, and 90 mourned. In the night after the tattle, Mieroslawski retired with his mid* f rev, which had iought at Weghamosel, though Nurioch, two miles north of Wrealocli, into the mountains, in order, it would appear, to r Matadi by a circuitous march. During the night's no tech, many of the free corps slunk away from the tacks to then homes ' and were take., prisoner*. At 8 in the morning of 'he 22nd, the troops of the enemy ation, d or. the Neckar left that post, whereupon General C iunt Got en reseed the Neckar on the night of the 22nd, at Mmenlie im, Ladenberg.and Heidelberg. General Trucker clots d cis Neckar on the 21st, by a bridge at Zeingenberg. On the 23rd. the communication was established by the three cores, and then the front taken southward. General Pew her is pursuing Miereelawski, and wax on the 23rd in Bingham, The corps of General Hirschfeld on the forenoon of the 23id had a battle at Üb-tadt, four miles north of !Micheal, which lashed three hours, in which 4,000 of the free corps men, with tour pieces cf heavy artill. ry :sere repulsed. The lows on our side amounts to tws rifficere nand thitty-two men wounded, and one min killed. To-morrow Bruchsel will be attacked. The Wee equ..dronte of insurgent dragoons of the 2nd n g . ment deserted again in Mannheim. PRUSSIA.—Our correspondent writes: BERLIN, Jcsa 26. I , The Bavarian minietrr, Von der Pfordten, his ap pears d here it the character of a pacificator between tits hostile cabinets of Berlin and Vienna, at a mo ment when the organs of the latter are vi nting their most bitter complaints against the ambitous policy of Prussia. " Von der Plordten, before the events; of Meech, 1848, was a professor in Lipsie and was then suddenly made a minister at Ihresdea. on ac count ot his liberalism. As a member of the Brunt' cabinet re cots • pa ty to the esdabliehment of uni versal suffrage and other reforms in Saxony; but when that cabinet was driven out, Pfurdten had ceased to advocate the cause of German unity, and had become the organ of the narrowest Saxon Patti eulariputia. This spirit made hint acceptable to the Munich camarilla, and paved the way to his installa tion is the Bavarian cabinet. Von Auerswrcel is at rived here from Carlsbad. The great Gsgern meeting at Gotha is fixed far to-day. The meeting of deputies of the Liga Polska, which lately took place en the property of Count Cieskow sks at Poseu, deviled that it was the dal of the league by no means to decline taking part in the coming elections for the Second Chamber at Berlin, but, on the other band, to prepare for the contest with all pots:hie activity. They determined also to support the Gcrmsn organ of the leaguer, Zeitung der Ostens, and the Masurische llidin, a Ptdish paper of West Prussia. A motion has bten made in the common council to petitiou the kieg that Berlin may be selected as the seat of government of the German confederation, upon the base of the constitution of May 28. Thre' roaming of troops front Stettin, Stralsund, and Kulb-rg, are to meet in Bali°, and march for the 'thine. AU:sTRIA.— Dates from Vienna are to June 24. A woe:haus:ion, dated 22nd, is posted up in Prosburg, in which . /taynau declares that he has' chastised the Hangamin town of Bit-Sarksury far the part which the inhabitants took with the Magyars ngait at the Brigade Wyss, by delivering up tie same to pillage, fire, and utter dertruttion, with the excep tion of the church. Otlarr towns are admonished to take warning by the fate of 86-Sarlcany. From Peoth we hear that the higher pay of the Germau legion has been cut down to a level with the rest cf the army. The chain-bridge is at present closed, hut a steamer plies across at the same point, and tile bridge of boats has been restored. Steamers ply up and down the river within the limits allowed by the war. The Wiener Zeitung has news to the 6th inst. from Ifermannstadt. Tint city, together with the whole Saxon settlements in Transylvania, has been declared by Bent in a state of siege. The civil go vernment in Transylvania is committed to a Szekler, St. Irany, at Kiaueenburg, who is assisted by a com reissiouer of the government. The Rothentharm and Tomos pass are both strongly barricaded. The moun tains from Zahltna-llava to Fekettto behind Klausen burg are ranged by some thousands of Wallachians, under the command of Janke Hove, armed with gaits and pikes, and favourable to the imperial cause. Thew hordes have destroyed the village of Abrod- barge. According to the Vienna Preue, the troops of the Ban occupied Fiinfkirehen on the 18th. The same paper announces, from a sure source, that the , Russians crossed the boundary of Transylvania on the , 13th, both from the side of the Bukowina and , through the Toniiie or Temesh pass, near Cronstadt. A letter of the 12th, from Bultilreet, in the Con- seitationale Blatt, announces that the Russians, and r Luders, are at last puling themselves in march f ir Transylvania. M. ticariatin returned on the 10. h from Warsaw, bringing the order for the movement of the troops. Their destination is not known, tut supposed to be the Temesh paw, near Cronstadt. Thar march began on the 12th. Of the Hamden active army, which consists of four leo corps of infantry, the Ist is to remain in Poland until the grenadier-corps and the guards arrive from Pettraburg the 2nd and 3rd enter Hungary, and tt e 4th stays awhile as reserve in Volhynis. Besides tinge, the corps of dragoons, consisting of eight regi ments, is approaching the Hungarian frontier, and 400 pieces of artillery will be brought into the dad from the outset of the campaign. Letters of the 20th instant, from Mestre, report that Venetian negotiators had again appdired on terra .firma. General Thum sent off a courier to Haletski at Milan, with the proposed con ditior.s of capitulation, which, from the circumstance of the bombardment being discontinued, are suppoted to be more acceptable than those of the 4th. A letter from Cracow of the 18th instant, report that a eon of Detribinaki had been brought prisoner into that city, where he will be detained la hostsge. . ONB Y MARKET. seta OTIIII VKARV!. THURSDAY ETRNIPIO The slight fluctuation eb•tervable in the Enaii.ll funds to•dav was attributable to ~me Inge *al s ot money at •t k, which took place after the commence ment. Couatls opened at 921; they teed fell to 921, 92 ; towards tie they rallied asain ; the last transactions b. irg miukcd at 921, with en appoir anee of much firmness. The Three pr Cents. Reduced verb d from 911 to to 21, and teL off at 911 ; the Three-aid a-Quarter per Cents wre done at 921, 1, and 1 ; Exchigu. r Bills have improved Is. ; they exchanged hands at 43.. and 46a. pm. ; Long Annuities, at 81 and 11-16 ; ditto, 30 years ' 1859, at 81 ; Innis Bends at 68s. prem. In Bank Stuck no business was done. In foreign stake there is no material alteration to notice with the exception of an improvement in Por tuguese re curities, attributable to the hollers enter taining more confidence in ti a new ministry. The business done wee at the following rates Brazilian Bonds at 801; ditto, Small, 81j; ditto, New, 1829 and 1839, at 80. Buenos A3res, 42;. Equsdor, 3: end 1. Nlrxican, ex coupons, 28; (Iwo, for account, 281 and 1, Peruvian Deferred, 141 Portuguese Four per Cents., for Reorient, 281 29. and 281. Ru'sian,lo3l and 103. Spanish Five po r Cents, dividend from Nov. 1840, at 171 and ; ditto, for account, 171 ; the Three per Cents., 34/ and /. The Three per Cent. French R-rites, 53f. Ex change, 25f. 45c. Dutch Two-and-a-Half iier Cents., 512 and 1. Ile remittances to India in the bills of the Fast India Company by the last mail, embracing a priud between the 7th and 23rd inst., amounted to 120,0871. 2s. 7d., tie., in bills en B ngal, 103,952% 14e. 28.; ditto on Madras, 15.405/.lBs Sit.; ditto on Bombay, 728/. 10s. ; the rate of txc range for bills on Bengol and Madras being Is. 10d. tier rupee; end on Bombay, 1.. 101 d. p r rupee. The entire amount cf bills negotiated by . the Rut India Company on their several tressurie. in India from the 7th lan. to t' e 23rd inst. was 1,442,8881.3.. sd. Letters received from Trieste advise a large amount of bills oft London bavirg been negotiat -d at rate- of exchange which commenced in the eerie part of the day, at 12.15 f. to 12.101., hut towards the close of the " Bourse " the exchange became mere favour.b.e !or drawers, and fi rm at 12.14 f. to 12.15 f., at which the principal part of the business was transacted. Feaakfort letters advise that the previous adva"oe in the public funds was fully maintained, and they quote the Five per Cent. Metallicres at 734 ; the Four per Cent. ditto at 581 ; the Tone per Cent. ditto at 431 ; the Prussian Three-and-a-Half per Cents. at 821 ; the Ru-sien Four per Cents. at 82 1 ... The exchange on London, 2 months, at 120 1 ; on Ps is 3 months, at 951 ; on Hamburg, 3 months, at 67: The overland mail received this aft rm'on brings advice. Line days later from R h Ay, and seven days later from Calcutta. A third edition of this morn ing's paper contains a complete y of B .mbay commercial iuteliigence, to which the private cony spondence add. nothing of any impel tsuce. T,te fel lowtng. were the market values of shares, government securities, and bullion, at Bombay, at the departure of the mail. Bombay Bank „ I 000 „ 34 a per et. prem. Oriental Bank Commercial Dia Afro Bank. " 500 „ 1 per v. pr a m. Bank of Maker ....... " 1.050 ~ 2l per et. prem. Ap3llo Prim 0mm....... " 12,100 " l2 500 Opiate Prima's...... " 7,403 „ .....9,700 Colaba Immi OINI. " 14.400 ~ 5,000 Bombay B.N. Oar. " 000., 40 Par et. die. 0 0 01 . Gr. laL P.A.Coni".... " 4 0 2 deprtt 014)1111 yr Tall DST. June 20. Alatket all tt” eon mink .ti ms r•f the en my with the out eh'e Of the city ere r rceph-d. Tne greater part of OP pn Ks Aram Inircnc , 'nu Albano are duly inter eerad, arl orrielearr d hean.qu q.t. re. The bridge 8 den, recently des r.r.eur monde columns, was almost i ail.ately - repeater!. N. w . s •hl. eircumettnre known than a second %weer •hr rwensind or C I. de Po. , ..ite, of the 13th Light Regagn.f.', edvenc,d against the bridge Salara ; it artive.! tlwre at e in the morning, an!, without r e:e:asior„ ai,tureil two powder.weggins and the ewort, Ow the wh COMMID , iett it. In thtee individuel WC 41 • 44., the acti.o.l t•f a more general Otolo r, our tr otrairi where, eltat enema. which is the of of 4.141 wi!l a on terminate the eArap.igu. The General. in-Chiet, OVDINOT. NAPLBs.—W, are in re eipt of intelligence from oar corn spmet nt at Naples to Jnne 20. ltadetsky had tots to Gaeta, and bad left. Ftlangieri had been maar mrnander-in-c , ,ief of the forces cf the king. door. a dratketi ,,, ao.ioh had w,t b•.:n conferred on any f.r y, arm Th • e.•un• it of fhtne had pr.,eittt.t—i the enlistment or war r eruit4 for the ser vie,.. o f N A:i t. p, end had fattiter recalled the 4th regi ment. bic,ly war in a wrattedly disorganised con d ion, many of tot country peopl” having fled to the mountains with their mine. the Vengeance came it.-.; N•.plr+on the 19th, from O. nos, and was in gel rnatiay. The Prince Regent and Spitfire were alo at Xtipie, , . F!ves Itacd at 871. SAIMLNIA.—The Prime emfirma the conclusion of a treaty . at pawl. la•tween Sudinia and Anyrin, on the awl) , ivy o 4 a letter from ft .rve. or the 23rd. on the followirg .or itlo'l.l : —Ey seukt ion or Allersandria —psyle.tir to Marti* 4.f war experses—Aloeena and Parma th he given to Pie dmont, in • xetange for Loin- Ahia,ce, circuit's and cet•Laive, Piedmont tarnishing a contiagent of tow men. VF.NlCY.—Theixenbardeneat of Venice hal been pli.peralto sAnsequinc• of repose's of capitulation having been :Laee by the beestged. GERMANY. BADLY Tit E PALA'T'INATE.—As already announced, on the attetmoon of tree 23th the Prus sian+ took poeteas.ou of earlsruhe without opposition. 'lle Kentish nal government and tht membors of the Consittoent Assembly bat prrve "tidy left :he capital, by au midi, fir Rutty% takiug with them the con t e nts or 'I, public treasury. The President of t' e 0. roar National Assembly, Herr Liier, has offi cially dee:timed 11.**, as it is now bripo,einle for th..t trembly to be , convened in Carlaruh., he shall make known a' a future time the place and day of meeting. During tht, few days preceding the cecupat:on of the shove capital by the Prue-i.ne, the provisional go- 1 vernment, r r rather the three dies ors. Bren'atio, Ooegg, and Werner, displayed c ABA. rable activity. They issued a proclamation forbidding, under pain of . ot death. the sale of arms end nal and. under heavy pc- altiee, the pur chase of s :th arieles. Atl he'des of arms in the ' ,maiden of pro ate individuals, and rot employed by them in the rause of ti,e insatrection, were ordered to be given asp %weer pain of death. The occupation uf Mantilla an and of Ileid , lberg by the Prussaine was colonely coneeslA fr,m the inhabitants of Carte ret*. On the 214 Colonel Olniew.ki was brought a prieciner into that e'ty by 'erne of his own men, who aroused him of a traitor, - us andtmanding with the weary. It appears that or, the 19th mast. the Prue eianm we-e repaired in en attack made by them on the Bert army in the ore laity of Poillipsburg, the teeter falling back on Itheineheim, in order to pass the night there. About 1 am., however, on the 20th, the above-named colonel issued sudden orders to return to Phillip.burg, and, upon the hAltation of ecseril °Sure, he declared that the order came from the commander-in-chief. oa arriving near Phillip-burg, the insurgents were suddenly attacked by an overwhelming force of Prussian@ (who during the night had been reinforced) ith ten n't ens of artillery, and dtfeated. The colonel was immedi itely arrested, and sent to Carlsruhe, on the chill; already referrd to. lt,wae offieially bot viet-rey) witted in that e city on the 22ed that ( the' fortress of !tracheal bad been recaptured by the Baden army. Early on the mo-niog of the 22nd, Miercts-1 Itw ki shifted his head-quarters to Eppingen, about al' tun from the Wurit mberg frotriers. The hat sitting in earieruhe of the Baden Consti tuert Assembly was held on the 23rd (during two hours, with el- toed doors), and was ehanititerieed by a series of hasty resolutions ; amongst others, one calling in all the medals conferred bathe Baden government; another forbidding the forcible levying of tithes; and a third iaie dec:arirg that stele-iastic as well as lay faretionaries shall contribute out of their salaries to the onions' treasury. Shortly after the arrival of the Prussians in Carhoruhe, the Prince of Prussia took up is re , tdence in toe palace. A strong l'rna elan garrison remains in Heidelberg, in which place numerous srreatu pave been made. Martial law pre vails there in all its rigour, and the Prussian troops, as usual, commit many excesses wherever they make their ape aranre. The main body of the Prussian I army is f lowing the enemy in the direction of Bp pingen and Hutu% The membt re of the " regency of the empire" ar rived in Baden-Baden on the 22nd inst., in which At Cracow an order of the daT was read b.fore :he Russian trsiops, in virtue of which evrry soldier was empowered to kill on the spot any p-ronu who shoutd solicit him to deseitien. Tnis order is .upposed to have been given at the instigation of Szwejkowski, who had an hour's interview with the czar at the terminus. SPAIN. From Madrid, whence we nave our own cn•reepnn dance to June 23, we learn that the Tariff Bill was still under diseusaii.n. The aectlnd elan* of the bill wu the bone of contention. On the god of Jury, 'he quarterly payment of the 3 per cent. Simntah d.bt, due oa June 30, will be4in to nice plate. SECOND EDITION. .Yom the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, JUNE 22.—The Quren hat I been pleased, on the sotnii.ation t.f L , rd Frey, appoity the under-mentioned akntlenten to htr Bojo l'e Hon. Corns of gentlemen-at-Armes—John :Lane, Eaq , tie Birkett, retired ; Edward Goodwin, EA., vice Bawl, retired. WHITEitaLL, JUNE 2s.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Rrv. John Christie to the church and parish of Kildrunsmy, in the preeb)tery of Alford, and county of Aberdei , n, vacant by the death or the Rt.v. Alexander Reid, late raini.ter thereof. RAF .OFFICE, .frxx.29, 3rd Lt. DeMIA.-11. F. G. Cottims, gent., to be cm., by pur., eke Talented, who tots. Ind Heft. of E.—Gent Cadet W. 11. GIIIIVITON, from the RI. MiL Col., to be ens. Tithed pur., vire Weeny, prom. in the 4th F. 11th F.—Tu be knost a, w ithout mar.—Gent. Cadet W. 11. Navel; from the RI. Mil COI., Viva ro •ke. prem. in the Snat if.; Gent. Cadet W It. CI.ARNt.9S, hum the Rl. Mil. Col., vice Summon, app. quarterniame. 20th F.—Gent. Cadet C. E. PARKIRWIS. from the ill. NHL CM., to be ens., without per., vim Rob - non, prom. in the 72nd F. 47th v.—Citat. Cadet 1.. IL Snows, tram th kt. n ll nil. Col., to be ens., without TIM Mantle, prom. in •he .7th V. 51st F.—Major-Gm Sir T. WILIAIIIRE, Hart, and to be col., vice Lieut.. Gen. Sir B. I)'UltliAsl, 24th F.--Gent. Ca..et W. It. D. Ct.taitr, from hotel MIL Col., to Le eft, without pur , vice Caidtield, mom. in the 44th F. 65th F.—Gent. Osdet J. Ramify, from the Royal ML CM., to be ens., without par., TIM Tb.lwdl. prom In the bleb F. 69th V.—Lieut It. howss, to be caps., by pur., vice Rears, ipnret.; km. J. L. Illact.mit, to be U ut., by IMF., Vitt IWweu ; 1C BALL, pent., to be ens., by pur., vice Maclean. 79th F.—Dent. Cadet IL 11. BTRYI,IOON, from the Rot. Mil. Cul., to be ens., without pur , Tice 'hutment, prom. in Into V. 97th F.—En.. T. E. Joss, to be lieut. and adjuL, vice tendon, dec. ; Gent. Cadet A. 11. Tmertmewavan, from the Roy. Mu. Col., to be gna t without pu-.. vi. e J nes. OFFICE ORDNANCF, Jena 28. Royal Regt. of Artiliery.—Gent. Cadets to be Second Lieut.. : L. B. Iliouiss, vice Earle, prom.; T. L Daum, vice Addington, prom.: C. CARPI:4I44 vice pryttk,.• W. J. RT. JOUR, YIN' Oct. prom.; W. (l. MIDRAWK, TR:* Hill, mom. • F. LUARD, Vice P. J. Camplull, I rum. • A. MURRAY, vice Maude, prom.; J. A. P. ADAM.. 1,100 Tweet, prom.; R. MAIM...NAIR, vile Curtis, prom. ; R. H. It. itowtry, vice Sim wri ht. 1 rum ; W. G. Lk 11111.0111.1,, vie , Seale, from.; F. CAREY, vier ttouPon, prom. U. IliamelWo, vie Kaiak mon, prom. • T. IL 110 LON Y. vice Anketell. prom G. B. tflavvv, vice Dickara;, prom.. A. Noiskr vice Clarke, prom. 11. L BALF01:14 vice Place, prom.; G. A. TAYLOR, We DIM*, Corps of Royal latineer..—Gcntlernen cadets to be lieut..: J. W. 1ika.470111.1, vice Bury, press.. ff. A. Ku., vice Mackemair, prom. BANKRUPTS. CHARLES WILLIAM SICKLEY, Nerwich, cabinet-maker. DANIEL KESTI.H. Eihrew are, AI oldlr Gen. (alma:. .1 Axel NATI H• MS, Guildlord, Surrey, tr. a-dealer. THOMAS CLAW,. I,..kathato, Norwich, sae loaner. Auttanam DAvira, W, m, Snr,pahire, cool merchant. WILLIAM Hi tentaatot. Sutton-upmarent, Notting hatnahire, reed crioner. JOHN DAVIE.. Di dley-pert, Stall'oedeldre, iron master. JAMES DEFFrTr, Jun Idris 01, renviive paler. WILLIAM PAWN:so:HON. Elautone, Hardwick, Himmel"- tenh.re, coal UP chant. Gannon Ii•NCUCK, Cnittlohampton, Dovunahtre, Cur- ELIZABETH AVDON, and THOMAS WILLIAM Famitmon, Newcastle-upo. ne, gi..cers. Sr° I CH SEW' ESTRATION. JOHN PETRIE, Dundee, sawyer. BANK OF EN OLAN Kota Wood ... • . ..a5A4,636 for the Wee amnion June 23. IVA _ • • .. • Oovemme tt Debt. .. 411.1 , 1< • • Coin a_„,, 0%41 n 4 11.01 mo 14,01. Ati Saver k 441,6 •i 11,701.44 £11.301.655 •I Prniiistorp' rgsvi , Ron . 3.111,4411 Pullip . Depenitilln^ltet. Richey., No'. Qe bi. ..f X., Ayoal awl ley. 7.320.930 Utb Depo.a. :-..evat4lay and utllvr 11111. 9e17.64111 !aystanir. Uovernment Rneuritlen - 11;44.111 7 , - aUTn 7 4;14 .. W.4 Mundt)) . ...414317,749 Other doculder . 9 Netas ..... 10,4 7..90 Ould and Silver Coto.. 1113.469 .35 3:0.094 I M. MARSHALL. Uh1,£36,370,04 . Va Auta. Jane 21.1819. SUGAR —The avenue pare of Sugar, the pr , Pluor of to.. Brltivh peonewioas in America, erimputert from the returu made in the wek ending the . tit it Mit of June. Ine9. in 2 5 c B'd. pr cat. Sum the p °dove of the Mauritius in 27e. 5f .1. per ern. No return of Earn InlMSurar h'lll been made in tine week ending as ub we. The average price of the two tertgong deaeriptiona, joutt.y, is sia Id. [THREEPEN CE. saanurnm. .ito. 117 . 3 I por 10 4 . Slew. .w. to 1 , ti 140 Stets. .Rll. 1 , 0; , er 104 .RA. 911 to pyr. .110. 9 tto Cott lar 100 60011 .14s. orr 110. p. 5 per cent. trArshr 3 per mut. loan I 8 $45 5 pr cent Juan 181940 S per cent. 1841-42 4 pi r ernt. Loin 183243 4 per (Mt. 14.43 1533441 4 per cent. loan 184243 PII , `CIS Ile ..1 WI.OX. sovereigns, each atria of EleLnd Notes Spa, Joh Do l sr, 112.111'. u. n eil" Psi i , - 7° 1 3 . b o is r. German Crowns ny.me Silver.. GPI leaf (ranee of gnality) He. 1111 to 17. is r ..1.... Gold ingots, aocording to touch At Calcutta tne 24th March attil fro:n Eng7and had arrived. A glod demand enntinued ti preval in Viet mark.A. fo. ~11 kinds of Mmeh..Nster good,, with the exception of mule twist, whieh mai ln-ner. Scotch good were in better request. eatinuett to attract purohaoers, and with ntchning .:Tecks the prime Here looking up, ~.nd firm in d mend ing better ra es. Altogether, tho in.port market was considered in a healthy state. The inquiry for saltpetre and sugar for Fn./lard had fallen otf, but the rice of sugar hail not therefore given way, and wiltpctre enntinaed good e. quest for American account. The Wicks of indite were nearly . zhausted, which caned the holders to higher rat, s for the little that remained on hand. The previous favourable pr •spects ter t. great p.lrt of the indigo crop were receiving scene ehecit by a con tinuance of dry weather. In raw site he , h.eis had commenced to a small exteut, Comitnt.ixar sold at R's. 7.10, and Nor ipal at H' • 7.4 per F. tiet;r. --.' The advacce in price in Engltnd had cased the mark , tto h' elearrd of entails. sh;llac aid lac dye continued to meet with ready sale,. Freights are withew any . alteration. In Exrhan z e the rates had &come alpinist salters, owing to a Ventiful supply of bide fillininq; it was quoted at Is. to The cnmpttay'a paper Lad declined • little. Bank of Bengal. shares were nominally at 1,400 p•einium.. Money stun ilntiful, cud the rates of discount easy, and without variation. 'rhe:e are kt'ers in the City, to the Bth May, from Bahia, which advise a fall in thereto of caehalgo on London to '26. in conrcquerce -f the occout.ts received there from Pernambuco, which repot the market as being in a dell stab•. Sugars were tirm, And the prices quoted were 1,900 re. tor brown, and 2,400 re. for elute. The Commissary. General at Gibraltar rdverticee for tefidet a for bike of exchange for k.ild and silver on her Nlajeati 'a treasury, at 30 days eight, to ho paid for in the current comae of the oirrinol:—tenders would be received till the 20th inntar-t. IaCIIANOTC 4 AND PToCtis AtißerAle r RILIMIN,JIIO4 23.—The state of the tank 1. i ... . •-oe in greetly. The auporeaai..n th- en - muter t raw., and tee defeat of the rebel, in Soul hem Cr - many, hlee het a decided y ornelieuil influence in the titre motile world; nod there RAI C0V14,161441i: 11 IRMA deili of buYineed vane:Legal on Change. Tier Niche hal an upward tendency to the cloae of the day. The allure market W.n ve,y active. Fe.. reign clerk likewise roar conaiderably, and tree'te , erie were very itennated. Tut Masse, Awe 2e.—Tho national fun.* did not fluctuate to. day, although there wan notch busineta. Nene.. Three per Cents. were spin nether higher. The Ituaareau were lekeohee note I hither in emerequence of demand. The French and .liatt aut were quoted higher. A1.1E111411, Jena 25.—Actual Debi, Two-and-a-11.1f Ivor Cents, 41 3.1 ; it.. "three per &tents., VI 39; ditto. Four perGentn. 77 77+; Canal Company, 149) 1191; I-du loan, 76 714; Etc% on London, 12.01; two months, :Lid. Ilaniburg, 54.97; two month., 3 i. 73. Parra, 44.30; two mouths. 30.23. Touts,, Jrae V.—secie continiara aa re e ever. The we. mi nim on 2rakreutzer p ieces is gu ted ai 23 to cent., out we believe they eau be lunchtime! at romething lower, Itschance on LOWIOII, 12 12, The tele.ntph lout night brought a touter telt at Vienna, en that it will be no doubt is ill lower tedlay. It would aopear that the director. of the bank, in conjuration with the remernment are ut lrat occupying thencieive• ly w;th mine nica urea to put the paper circulation in a own.. favourable position, in which i. la a, lie hoped they will 'mooed. 1...011.1104 JO'NE W.—London paper scarce, MAO. thatim, lone 14—Exchange uu lrandun, 2'419, month's [OWL VMS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The English funds to-rlay were .ratitor bum ant at tlw oommerusmvot of businces, but they have sines ruff red more depression. C rnenl operhd at 94 to ; the lust trar.ssetion was marked at tlli, and they ere now quo'ed at 91Z to 92. The Three per Cents. Ittolwvi Mrrn operated iu at 92 and 91i. The Three :.ncl-a-goutter per Cents., at 921 and 3. Exche quer Bills continue se rivet -day, at 43.. and 465. premium; and Bank Stuck, at 195. The tiatonetions in the ioreion funds were trifling; and, with tLe exception of a slight bnp:ovtntent in Porteguese stock, there was nothing to , wire atten tion. TM following is the actual bURINCM4thue during lie mut ni : Brazilian, at HI . Eqoador, at 31. Dutch Two-and-a.half per Cent., at 511. and Mexican, at 281. Po , tugoese, at 29k. Sianish Five per Cents., at 174, 17, mid Z. The quo Mims for the Fr' nth Kt a have come to cloy taller better from Paris. Ike Thice per era+. at 53.60, and the Five per Cents. at 87.25. The onival of the Ifambutg uwil is not yet an nuuneed. ENOLItiI Bust Studs. 19315 3 pm' Ct. het mum. 211 i 3 pet (*.Coe. Aube., abut 7011Z10. 6 per Ct. Austrisus Bowls.— 21 par Ca % pet Ct. ut. Bag. ho od s, _ I. per Ct. 11,62111aa Rdti. 79 81 Islttu Neu, 7669 6 per Ct. liuscss. Ayres, 424 Ihtto 6.111.1.$ Nb , U 24 INtte Celueull. Columhlats huolasl,r 16bs., 3$ .s uer Lt Pani..ll ItJi., 65 8 ti ir CI. 11111.11 161 h, 51 2 4 IA CS. I.us..tenns.,l7 111311 IN. J la. C1.r.,11 for Ace., July 17 ex .11 per . I 'a* tel Idh.. e lls Ezeltequer ftilN, 43r. 14., 46. I 1 per Ct. Upopeata Hi U, nth erre! per Ct. Met , 154 P. ZI I 6 per (X Pe-Iplen Me- .co 2 rtea 'r :R.l7.l% , , ‘"n l ' idsa. " .:l:l4 lamp 04101..1au Hd., IT 3 per Vt. , 314 Stant* I Nth ntd mak.— Pat.. Pae•a• fiale., it J per et. Veer/nett &W.% I Veeeseeta :warred 1146., 64 72 PRO DU rE -mINCINO-LANE, Jras 2S. - The sugar m irket was Moo steady, but inactive. The reduction ta take place in the duty neat week will partly account for the mind hustings uone. 170 hints. only sold in the private contract West India market. The on:y public oale of sugar conslateil of 900 danatircal Ike vann di, sheik .4.1 in bowl, 19. te ?.2s. ir.ve value. 14 tined soar' et steady. Coffee: The demand for goad ordinary native continue., and prices are firm at 355. ta Mo., but it Ir ditsult to buy at the former prioe. The pubic Pali eof plantation kindof Ceylon and Bra? I went tip freely at a shade odium's. Trinidad locos also sold at fill Klee. to d. advance. Cotton has brotaine very firm at the late aAvance of id.; 400 balm sold. Rion tug inn. dull. Tallow quoted Os td. sellers. Tea without sag atom. Jamaica gager partly 31 154. to ni. 10a.; Bengal ginger, bought in, 235.; Turkey galls, tibia) naafi:hits, Gls. to 71.; gum anion, partly sun, Wan w el. Ss.; mkt. In 2d. to is. • d.; Zed Lanka jute .01,1 171. b 141. 10s: Nr ya n *Ad 191. to 19f. Ida. In .o her article no alters that. The gem cal arnotintof business uses lux ben rather below the a•erage MINCINO•LANII, TRIP Dug, 2 . 30 P.M. Th. &oar market is very steady, arai :1.4 10 lays of Bengal edd till pr:00.4 in public sale. The market Hosea for ths week at prices a n o de drove the preceding one, bu toe am-mg of business done has ben .mall, chiefly irking ir...0 reolored duti, • coming Into op /main neat week. Refined steady; grogry ops, tar to floe s Its. 0.1 hi 4:b.-Co ff ee: The quanthy or native Ceylon offered in tvsblio sat by b en bugs-sAy 3,Jott mg", and the batters have acted with C but the wipurcrs n-ftuied to Lake lower pricey, and the peat,' porton was bought Is ; • pile, no: .ate equal to good are dinary, int/ at Its., and Ms. refused for yen semi °sands" • !Viten' Sa. toe 31itt. eel.; 31s. 3d. paid alter side for Ter, gond.- golo s ere .t sty.-C eton is firm, and whits ,bait t blither than lust rnalay.- Hum stead yin prima, but not waive.- Indian steed/ I 111.• ran .ntPy declared Mr sale on dm Wilt of July now amounts aluets.-Drugs dull of sale.- In si.lier articles no alterations TALLOW.—The markrt contiqu,s without the least va riation Crum yraerday, and prim aro. wroin2l. COALi.—Jusrs 29. Ships st muktt, 1.53; sold, Bute'. ortley, 17.. dd.; Puddles W.. llor•loy, lan. 9d.; Walls b.nd Hero., tbs. tid. ; Walls End Laneon, Ito.; Walla End Tenn, 16, bd. HOPA.-11.1140170R, JUNI 29.—Messrs Pattenden sat fienith nistrt t at the letters received this •renting arc very wits sourab e from the hop plant:items generally. The marset continues au ady la•c pemes, sad the duty is eetheeled at the sale• Amount is f r "Me time *.t. FAKSHME, June 28. —Although the weather has bee* on.m: ,ac..iir..loe the Ism few days, wee .mot not. any improvement. The Use is much isfesttsl with vermin. CATTLE, &e.—SMITHFIELD, JUNI 26.—The supply of Nowt. kat .enairirrably Mclean I, and, die weut . .er helm warmer, the deniw.d eery Ittnitid; it 1+ tNeref difil-ud to maintain 'donday'rt qu -tae i. us. Aidi , toth the eb.oic wt s semen dm., queens snake 7.. 104. n nowt he e a-lamed an eatreme lee toilaber at Shiny ea 1 BM' II IS be none as of la' e ; th, er the eeb pqy la Onwe.er. much mare; In oenuqu• h.. writ Idtid. an Velar fr. ely die •cmd of, second-rote one, .1 thettly go ,1. aaq redue ra ea. Several remain 111101 .Id. W.. have spun >t lane rof Cairn., and prima are etill ve y Idw. From &Mine any sat Hdil•nd tbrre um 121 Brants, 9to Sheer... uf 2!iff eaten.; Spain, le rends ; 30d; and 134 Kilda Cowa !menthe Lksae Ccnindle. --• _ _ - .. . -_ I , j toup. , t V.K. L I. L Lt. Par .L.Ls Li iiilm. Ll.s. 1. 4.. ~, ~, iltmlords 3 8 318 1144 De, 4 !Lf.-Nle *G. 3 8 318 ~.; ...i .rre'tnai upi qua 121 Hawaii 2B 3 3 De. als. titiona ~.. ......... , . .. 1 6 3 b 16wes sad +soma suailts 0 0 • t , r . ... .34 4 4 1 Do. 4u. till" Lid» P' ..a i;) 0 . .1161. 0 0 0 0 1/0,11 101 • • ... • .. • . •• • 1:u.•. :t osssicst, 1.061: 55005 008 WON. WO ; 00,111. 071 3 Piss. 180 sas.r.aw. June 27.—Tre etaw of Beasts tatly moderate, twit O . et, sad Limbs, especially the Etter, set - , urge, There wee eileralge demand for prime Beet, am wail am, m u tinn amd Lahti., end Lie. week's rates were MI m o p or od for all &ruder. - - SOUTHALL, Line 27.—Trsae elvesivoly heavy. Beg made trvii IL Id. to U. Matto*, be 64..0 ta. Lamb, to. SC to mod` real, U. to to, jot% ie. J. ILL vr mono apse . the ..ateL