The Express. — London, England, 1849-07-13 00:00:00

P 1 t C>#l4 7 . • No. 898.] EKIORAIION to AUSTRALIA.—With a view le ebabl , respectable perm% who ars Mallobb be bee I to rowed to the Arbil= Otiontes, at lbe lowerl paasibie bees armee' to dame& • LINE of finhelimes 2,11 el brip asemage. ler ineoerl aeeoaomoAei s of resew mil arm passemers, at an mamsly low rote of psui "lbw meris will be , übjeeted 1n the inspection of ber Majestfe lm a wears lOW will be demorbsd ea the appointed days (Med sr weedier 'Dim), for wellies manatees will be gimn. NAPA 610 tom bra. P s. C. PAIOP., Comaander, br ADELAIDE and POE f It I .6a sal from Lander July IS, gram Plymouth July IS. • BIM 61t tons hordes, - Commander, for ADELAIDE and MET PHILLIP, to mil from Landon August I, from Plymouth nage-t 11. ig CC l I LY, 700 tons lades, W. HENRY. Commander, be ADE LAIDE ant PORT PIIIILLIP, to sail team bridge August IS, bra = lb Aumet mimed slops ham full poops. with fle4.-ratr eosomamda dews be mien passengers, and their 'Mem &Ms being lofty mad well ventilated, they wford most desirable opportualties far the somnsonosio of satennsatwe and stereos preengers. They will be *mg sad nein lotted in all respects on a similar plea to the vessels now beim despatched br b r Ittiery's Cilooluttlon Commissioners, sad the hone stistare sale will be edented. They ens Abend incl laannel i i medi tbarwagbly competent persons, and carry duly qualified .4onromo.. I ether equally fine ships, similarly Etta. Ets.. ~ed. awl hailing on Ur ilt and lath Lod moothlrom limbs. mil Ho nib and ISM from Plystroth. at the Jetty, larks Deolm ia :Zy to SLUISUIALL sad ILDILIDOZ. Ea ebsealls-street. TION on the NEW PRINCIPLE, • eatabliehed la (Maher Inst, by the undersigned, to ADELAIDE, kT and STONEY, /tarrying one Maw of palsongers only, at the unilbnie rote t f tyre each adult, which amount In elud,streedmi and en mese nOnslis nommary for th. voyage, by wbieb arrungrerent. locomeolenie lent is obvioed Ths womb gall puns:ll.lly from the Mat leifs lAw aon the days sppotated, under, for which guarantees will to glees. They are of the lira class at Llovd'a of lante onnage. having foll '(wren decka ore lofty sod well vend auvL TO • parsemers have endowed cabin* through out the vbip, sod a liberal wale of dreary 1. Mould. The Mips and grorivime rate euivected to the Megestino ef Mr Marty's Emigration Agents. P 8•40 NMI bee the opektn of promeding to either of the oboe ports for the min of frt intim-as This line of packets hr been Ortablivh , d to afford vremomsdetion to reepeetable families who-4i MOM are littiPed, and who wieb to referee as math of their capital no madhle to ^heir future remdrements in the colonies. An cape- Mewed proo ede Meads ship. jui..._p i pt e c mat eagaglng will hare preference of berths. DOLTON, 750 one, J. U. YOUNO, 13.mmander, tend from the tilt m u a throbs, L.o on. July 15, end horn Plymouth Aug. 5. OM MA tan% J. 11.04KELL, Oomeniev'er, to sail from the Last kJ& Docks. Lmwln , , Aug. IS, and from Plymouth Aug. 25. 113CfCr1 44 PAITAL. 343 km J. C. YOUNGIICSDAND, Coen mar, to soil ?ma the East IndiJ Dock., London, Sept. 13, and • IMmenoth Peet 23. Do further partiraisni emly to MALL ifirothent), 2, Illetwaeourt, Litneetrem; 'f R. M ALLETT, 4. (•a le-court, Birchin-lane ; or WILLIAM L. 110TCII K IN, ft, East belovetv inborn, Leudenhall-et set, where happy :o infirm the Mewls of be powengets who railed in Thlfr fret ship, the Lard Ilungerked, that abe arrived out in 9$ dap, med that the intend presenting the Commander with a aims di Mae, highly Owed with t. e arrangements an board. WORATION to PORT NATAL — 7 Arrange: a p noea awl arta www4ll4l ►with haw Maiesty's dovessaitlat roigralisa M Natal. perms o f moderato war .11111111+0304 WWI Warm, if =ail Nher allaiodVa Eadstallaa Cria.adralmara, ran • STEERAGE TAVIAUS„ with purridaaa. rid twisty wee of Wad ! for Sr masa E 10; or aa talaraisdaila pry with the rams quasi. tit, of WI, for SIR Cobb prow Iha Ifeura Tomer Salim railed, a, Warr entafars mini will l4low V July.—Ter ',wad brae of applie.dart ad farther pseticidata. apply to J. C. bly ENT add Gat. Loads& E TIM ES LIFE ASSURANCE and Or AIWITEE CMIPANT. VI, Loodon.—Em. powered miff 7 & 8 Viands. e. 115. lIMUNNUAT CM ARLES ITTNIA.F.V, Erg , M.P S l ortmouth llonv, Westminster. JAMES ICELWAW. EN., M.P., Stockport. - Jame AitN. Datat Gab Qatruaquart. Anbrow Nowt, 64 , Endesigli-aireet, T s•istock-aquare. Imes Nisbet, tog" laasemaftaK. Oaf relatteet. David WU Ws Itaa.. Stags now. Lew6ham, and Bt. eitithia • •-latat, City. rommiggAs —TM new vicuEn;, Deerre.emanmtan JAME* MTLO, V#q M P.. Charinucroas. Joseph limn% flaremba-terimee, Reigent'siruk. Crone. Dryer. keg, neet.tseet. Wiliam.' M. Dawn. req.. Genet Milton. Oxon. John 11. mitt. lbw. 4. liar. olerlaw. Cotmds.street. Mara 0 .r ant 11t 7 31, _lJlmeAsteeet, Qty. rembrobwietrare, 11•01Inwtos. Jahn bleat'. . em4pro N Kalgadabrisio. Lomas de Sheri .e. req., erinapitesn. Captain Mirka, Mops! Attlikey. antes Mort. Grasseenne.aqsure. J. Kral. lan, rarsehasst, tiaseadreet and Aho Mem. Jobs Rolaltraun. tiregsain•stteet, Chairman of the Early Mein Awe Lesin. Thos. Mtulsworth. req., rolelirrek-row, Idington. lausuael K. M q., 21, Minesnied The Sea. Jain Mood, tantetbury-hate, Walworth. - - he 1.1r.!,a. AMaatrFt Rlden.l, Est, Vie ...DM. Reiont-street .(Mot A.ny 644., 7, 111111kAreel, Clumtp•ide. William Mak I 0.44, Yp., tM Onove, li*haste, mad Urea (Veva .41444, Rermi11,41114,4. Aireeirear W•bbrr, kaq., Berketepaquare, sad 47, Upper Users. Met Philip P. Ares, Ewa. 31. D ., Wandsworth. John 'MOM , (tone Km.. M.D., New. A.m.% ommat-lohn tr•hon, F q.. V. 1.4.. liernantonreet, Knoell-palm sniteDlMA Cso +no -stAntlinh G. Grady. Km., /dahlia Temple. 041CITOIR- G. E. la saes, Y. r.Le, Derereus-nout, Tropic, llon we. to the Torodaal limenty of 1.01111441. RA.1111rIt• -The Commercial Bask d Isaadm, Inthbory. Eamon -Memo su ton. Oribble. end Puttlt. PoSal hnnhange• - 11. - 11.11harid atimiaa— .5. Req. The badmen of this C.4weany tonaica Arauranor Ammonia and Family Endowments, of all deeeripthe a. Towe.lifilm of the profit. of thin Company will be divided every floe pare 1111 , 411 the aoirral. The aquae at pri , raium+ I. errs need to colt the convenience of all awe a wearers—via., usoctilaly, quarterly, half-yearly, or red,. Gres& taillike are afforded for the rer ewal of policies la a rummy peas. to Una Win% derertmion of areumnee may be exchanged for maim A men at or 'budgie a+ineemees by vinp , * p.. ovewto. A deem* ereeen. f.r effect nig prognosis, assurances by ammo of derlo n vitibdrow OM cm due seam. "ume of paiein. for terms of years are arrested blow the moat Fe tie; a radue:tun whkh experietoo him proved can be made with perfect wafer. The extra p riniarne for foreign risks are reduced. The It dl c r.ll , otev iv eat. dled. Murk.* are Maid us low as 101.,, which hi a peculiar advantage. Prow lly.—f.aar mn e for Fidelity a Tru.l. POlit ;prom:dee for Ow fidelity td those who hold situation. of trod tow be e n po ay! by late .op rsence to be greatly Puperior to private guarantee. lof which re woos it ha. been deri•'ed to old a guarantee &partway tonstmeted mainly on the plan of mutual assurance. The ordinary rate of premiums will be 21 per cent. below what bas LP be rto %wen • Wow The rest cono.t.sion allowed to solicitors and others acting IS 8.141111, Note.—Tals Company has neared the oa.operatka of the E.wly Madan Aro via , an. BALMY and LUXURIOU BED.— Patent RIIEIOCLINE. or EAST SPRING hED, Is always on r at WILI 101 S. III'EMN'S (late Elppon and Burton), 39, Osfordatrert, earner of Newmanatreet, awl Pa 1, Newman-street. It le mallow lv condocire to osuaßct, &folkway, economy, sad (rm. don from vermin and eantagion, ard Is applleable alike to Iron and wooden hedateada. It km tees adopted at some of the metrupoldan \onkel., and dukes Naiad, or as soldiery to perfect re-t, superior to ...en the weer bed. Abe ea Amer a wry Woe mewl:omit of Pats nt trun and Brace liedmrale sad Cots, hen 17e.faL each. Detailed catalogue% with engravfnga: ea mil se at every Ireamoosery article, sent (me row) Nee - Eau. Milled la Werbsateret, 1113111. ALL THE NEW SHOWER BATHS, including the call really Parable kith (II la. deep. Us. each) " TorTf. ranee" (raid to • e witi•out a pump), the Lever Pomp Rath, the Illmwer Rath with eartante, testa rs meth, ke., be., are in the Show Roans at WILLIAM a. BURTON (late Miran and Burtnnl, 39, Ostned.sereet, sever rd Nelms outlast. sad Ito. I, Norman-street: white swam (be•td- such an anannotent of Shower cad other Bather e oases be .een 4 beshere, tentrt rtv japanned in imitation of Salary woody china, an.. in enormou. variety) all the requisites tar fed atiaaan, en itemised in one r devoted exelitalvely to articles of that char* ter. that patt,rm, niece, end earls can he ',punt!, seinsted. pillar shower bane% with copper condue , the tubes, brass torte yotp and tot% complete, with curtain. , sad japanned, from 14th. Used an leer born., J./roamed, 3s. 6.4 —Detailed catalogue% with engem. hor, annt 'I , P , free. -Itnaliliaited la Vrells-etrect. 11820. - • - - - - TILE F()Ult ItEQUISITES Cr a COMFORT ABLE SII1VE! -Tinily. • quad Razor—secondly, a pod %non - thii ille, "mid Pomp ficirthly, a pod Shaving-hem!' ; and the are tii k illr.tined. of the beat qua Itp and newest consitruethin, of lUSS and MINS, who cis st.onitly recommend their triple con verted Itailw Itinow; her Itsiliviy Sent,, with hone attached; their resei shaving P.m, bevutifolic mewed :Ind miatinq a durable lather and tleir sodium bericiene-bur Shaving-Stu...h. They also recommend travel era to Inspret their }Mikan Dressing-ease, which higest number ief ceinveniences in the smallest open— Address, ItOssiind StINS, 110 sad 120, Bishoppie-street, L'adoe. ITAGANT TOILET ARTICLES, each of infal- atributek—ROWLANDie MACASSiiit OIL is highly and Doering, orpreciated far creating and sustoining luxuriant Owes. 111 lowland ., habit , ' tv a ir gyration of unparalleled efficacy in Im. =and ,eatrifeing the Ws and corrifilexiOn ; and Realm:it,' or Pearl ihmtifries, is invaluah:e for Ito beautifying and pre. emative effect., 01 the tath and mama. The patronage of royalty Utrouirliout itunme, and their pearral uve by the aristocracy and Cite of fa- hi. h, timether with the eonlirmitima by expellent,' at the in. fallible wile of then creltiva and renovating s, ccifloa, have char. Wenn 4 then with perfection, and given them • celebrity unusual- We& Neaten 4 salmon. imitations. Some are oared under the Implirel 00104111 of royalty and the government departments, and similar attr•nry, fieceptine. The only genuine of matt been the name in • It.iviland.' •• preceding that of the &rains ea the wrapper or labeL—%44 by them at 20, Hatton.gardan„ London, and by re. epeefahle..keni.!. and perfainve. A d.. tihtoi h rti PILLS tor the NERVES sad prise es. et. sae Ile. a bee. This sztraerdiasey stay be procured home set shesedit h a streets on the net. lOW patient ere prrisetly esulandins. sad will lastselY ▪ trod. Th. perms sesestbas esaielt as If by =eerie. In addi tion ft It. I.... Twin. la stretartlestai the wreath and mn•eular prism% it .1( to e. 1 Mai 111111•••1; •I a Ere finti•th p Ordin, a IMO. &TNPee 'n ermer of the stomas* meths a taxi t• mad pro. dune roon.l eel rerrethiset deep. As • perillor of the Mood this steads, is . ..neouslied. M y raweer th• viols body like • Aims, and nha..4....v 1 7 ilkoarit , oa this sessoit, those ladies Iris. sr. &shwas of hawing •• ►bona& eompiestion should ha. Imam* promo a bos. The parUsslars if Mr. Abernethy's mi mes ari diet my saskissii estrod Inch ben. The lowest.prith ban is 01. wilsiersie sours: BARCLAY Perrisethesestrust; MK% Illenhasasese lbs. enS *smogs. fIALVANlO4.—rasly-is, Asthma, Indigestion.— NJ limbos are willited b swill to Mr. W. H. HUM, of 22, Ilisrowilk-aq. , arr, Wein. he Idr PAMPEILST ow MEDICAL ClAL wmumflorboi, will lis fortwrad fres ea nos* of two postage MOM& nos will b. aft wibed eR Ito foallista is it Irat be bawd fle s =oro of ewe- Is awe el odim% Away stittits, tie. mid amminims, bestialities, Odder, et ammo www=flwW4lNlN 4Wflii2. Mfistwits WIM MINN MI mono of aim= Worsorm M. Mr. naafi stottiol of at. pligoli as 'P.m* Ilwil M Iwo tram sil unpisessm smatiow ; K lo widow Hum otimrwior, sad malay hem in asewlly bad of IL h middy maw the piht lo lb wawa mslloo, Is assaMmassmat 4 1 Ttt 41-xprts r Zi t ,ItCANTILE ThY da PIAVY UST for JULY, =lle . names of Nat ed re and Yates who t ha s . ve owed Lioetrtd I%When hewers; hoot; and other information Important to the shi=tseeet ly the itzoorraenZenneet. or Bella. I Illreflmy and Erato, 11, Bout rie-etreet ; and sold by Meet Wares. IsioNaris end Wilson, 137, Leedenhall-street. gray, Bemire, 7lae from the station at Ilaidenttead, and within 114 nines of Lo delm—Decirabis Vann and Lands, Bray, containing SO Arm of sandal Land. MA PEWON will SELL by AUCTION, at the Whits Dart Inn at Maidanbaad, an TUESDAY, July 11. at 4, in Matte Lots, a eery dadratbe MEN and LANDS, knows as Oad bridp Fans," situate at ILlygart, Milk, pada at , countenbni a very magentabir forsigname, segnainne farm mod .5. mom tee buildings, awry eamilmnelie Awsillwbefaue edepeel for the terilease et a reepuelebie brier, isslller hoe lemeleak two seelegok, me emery den of arella eisabeer, sol pears Ime. of teppelar 1 4see, ta Use aisepuelesd Name. Illemela mad abet; pl m samilb, at reds menallae 1414 ea per imam — Printed a plea seed, map bidltdated at applies lice to tom lbsw, Web, sad berm. SS. Llasolu'ohot-ttelds Means. Drost sad ftt, Billiter-gust et dr remostiee tenants; at the Mr In the nolglibonettuod; at Er piaso of cods; sad of Ye. Parton, Coaklbesert, Liseoialkina4elK LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 13, 1849. the cause of his country, and his last words were, " Kea l'halia ! Viva la Republica!" JULY 3. The closing act of the Roman drama (at least for the present) has arrived at last, and the wind-rap brings on events one after ansther as suddenly as in the final chapter of one of Scott's novels. In order to resume the narrative where it left off yesterday, I must inform you that the terms offered - by General Oudinot were such as to be quite iradmissible by the munic•pal I:eputaticn, the only guarantee for the lives, liberties, and property of empromised individuals being the " honour and liberal principles of France!" A moment of great uncertainty followed—desperate resistance was again thought of. Tae Ponte Qoattto Capi was partially demolished—but the evident de struction of the city, atd the unavoidable sacrifice of thousands of lives, without after all obtaining the end proposed, induced the Assembly to persist in its decree of offering no farther opposition to the French army, and to declare that it yielded to supe rior force, without approving or agreeing to the pro cor.ditions. An eloquent, although vehement, funeral discourse wee pronounced in tie church of St. Lorenzo by Garibaldi's chaplain, in which, after eulo gising the valour and sirtues of the deceased Colonel Mantra, he proceeded to deplore the late course of events and the evil fortune of the Roman arms, and entreevel the people no: to be led away by the by pocricies of the M venty purple wolves (so he termed the cardinals), or by the saciiligeons benedictions of the blood-stained pastor about to be brow4ht back by French tyranny. Crowds of listeners applauded the ' enthusiastic preacher. In the afierneon preparations were made for the departure of those re4iments desirous of following the waning star of Garibaldi, and the Piazzo of St. John Lateran was appointed as their rendezvous. atterly annihilated. If many of our men have been taken prisaners, we have 1,300 Danish prisoners, ' from earlier battles, to exchange for them. The thought uppermost with us hereis,that our little army has again diep!aytd distinguished valour, and shown that the duchies are in earnest in the assertion of their constitutional rights. The following is the official teport of Gen. Bonin of the late WC° : HEAD.QUARTERS, VEILE, Juror 7. TO THE HIGH STADIHOLDERSHIP OP THE DUCHIES. It is not a very Joyful communisation which nay duty compels me to send this day to the High Stadtholdership. lbe enemy attacked me yesterday morning at 1 o'clock 10 my position before Fri iricia, and; compelled, the, army, after a very severe contest as:ain't • superior if roe, to retreat. The troops fought without any exception with the greatest bravery. The loss oceadoted in takers and men cannot at this moment accurately be a' attained, but it has been very considerable. The garrison of the fortress had during the past forty-tight hours been considerably strengthened As, however, no intelligence had been communicated to me that the corps cf General Rye had keen embarked in the north, I had entertained the hope that, ootwitbstending the augmentation of the garrison. I should have been tibia to maintain my position. The en gagement of yesterday. however, has shown me that I was opposed to the principal force of the Danish army, amount ing to 23 battalions or thereabouts, and, consequently, our extended position before the fortress was no longer tenatie against each • superior force, and • retreat became unevoidabb , , with the abandonment of a portion of the mounted batteries—some few were blown up before they were left. Our retreat was at first effected beyond the lines of Guldos•Bredstrup. After an ineffectual attempt of the enemy to force this position, the contbct ceased about 11 o'clock in the more b - g. Nut feeling inclined to evacuate Jutland, I took up a position between Bredotrup and limier, where I allowed my troops to rest, after a 10 boon' hard fight, to recover themselves from their fatigue. From Ode position I considered it alvisable tomareh upooVeile, when the enemy ceased to follow me. The retreating before he enemy, and the march upon Veil*, was conducted in the greatest cyder, and would have done honour to the oldest trscips in the field. I will place myself to• day in communication with Lieut.-General von Frittwitz. The troops are full of the best 'pities, and hope, with me, that very soon an opportunity may be found to meet the enemy again in open couflict. The Commanding-General, V. bonier. SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British palefaces in Ametioa, computed from the returns made in She week ending the 10th day of July, 1619, is 27. 30. per cwt. Boger the mance of the Mauritius is 255. Ofd. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the Best Indies, is 295. 10d. per cwt. ge eevese pruteof the three foregoing descriptions, Jointly. is dts 31d. r cwt. FRANCE. PARIS, Tatraahay, 5.30 P.m. The report of the treaty having been coectuded between Austria and Sardinia turns out incorrect. Austria will not consent to accept the 70 millions that Piedmont offt re ; and this, notwithstanding the great want of money experienced by the Austria' govern ment. It teems that it is no longer the offensive and de. fensive alliance that forms the great stumbling-block, but the demand of M. Eriick, teat the Sardinian tariff should be assimilated to the Austrian. Austria is, in lac*, going for a cu-toms union, combining North Italy with South Germany, a project said to 3CC1114011 much contrariety to the British government Aus. ria and France, are, it is to be feared, too well agreed on the manner in which Rome is to be treated, and the Pope restored. Austria and the Pope insist on recurring to the preposition of reform, sanctioned by the greater part of the govern ment, of Europe in 18:32. They will have as newer approach to a representative system, The Dos d'Harconrt also recommends this as the only scheme likely to win the assent of the Pt pe, or to be an sec, ptable condition of his return to Rome. And M. De Tocqueville is said to have chimed in with the idea. He, however, takes time for consideration, and has sett Drouyn de Lhuys to London to consult Lcrd Palmerston on the subject Now that the elections in Paris are known, more interest is excited by those of the departments from which returns have been received, which, though incomplete, reflect tolerably the ultimate choice of the electors. At Lyons M. Jul-a Faire, the candidate of the Mountain, has dietat ced all his competitors. AI. Lantartine is elected in the Loiret, by an overpower ing majority over a red candidate. Admiral du Petit Thouars heads thepull in the d-partment ot Mayente. et-Loire ; aid in the Haute Vienne, though a chore contest has taken place bets cep M. Pixier, the moderate choice, and M Dupont de Busse, a red re publican, Via form, r is fee ahead of his opponent. The same result is noticeable in the departmett of the Harault, where M. Napoleon Soult, moderate, beats M. Flocon by several hundred votes. The election of General Rulhierts, at Marseilles, is certain. The closest contest seems to be in the Nievre, wh-te, on the last occasion, the red list generally prevailed. The moderates pretend that their candidate, M. Manuel, is certain of being representative for that department. In the Lot the electors have taken M. Vereinac. for merly minister of marine, in preference to M. Ribes.- roles, who is the 4 dam of the &forme. In the Seine-et-Oise, &Me-et-Marne, Eure-et-Loir, and in the Allier the moderates also triumph; a rather re markable eircumeance in the case of the latter deportment, where red doctrines have hitherto pre railed. A legitimist will be returned in the Morbi han ; and a mod rate, M. Ravinel, in the Vosg , t. The triumph of the socialist candidate in the Rhone is a handle for argument which the moderate prit.ta will not fail to lay bold of, foe the renahlieana tend that their lie. had no chance in Perla on account of the state of siege ; L)ons, too, was in • state of siege, and yet their candidate las prevailed. It is proper to say here that the democrots have b.-en very apathetic on the presort occasion in the department of the Seine; the patty generally feel that an in crease even of six red members would be of no avail against the malnity which has so com pactly joined against them. This majority is acting on what a correspondent of the Prase calls the dyke systroo. The moderates would form dykes to stem the torrent of revolution, forgetting that, however strong they may be, there is always a weak point where the water bursts forth. The other ex treme would allow the torrent to ran unchecked, but ,he partisans of • carat are few. The repressive system stems, so it is said, to disgust MM. Odihou Barra and Pufaure , who are said to be desirous of leaving the ministry, so pressed are they by th- party of reaction. There is a talk of the chamber being prorogued for six weeks, which would be, perhaps, unsafe at the present juncture ; but the proposal is seriously put fee ward by tee commissions now sitting to deliberate on the time of leave to be granted to representatives. Whilst on the subject of commissions, it may be welt to notice several of those which have lately [Ten actively employed. T: on the press has been dis cussing the question of caution-money, aid it is thought that they will propose to increase its amount —a bad policy. POURSIL PABI3, him 12. Fce 1 ...__ , F °r Aee m m t L Money. °psalm Iligloot Lonna. Closing. 3 per Cents. 33 aTi .n 90 34 50 33 SO 54 13 3 per Cram. 97 93 97 so Nia „ Um 3 i 1.,. New LOLL . . ; .. , " " 46 per forts n IN 4 per Cants . n In. re ,1 SO ' se I MP Exchange on Leedom : 30 daya, 23 40; 90 4443 274. 2eirrlus,s, 1410 Do. 3, 1312 .... „ ~ Roston Loan Do. , 15 Do. 26 in MO --- _- RAnways.—Perk Moues asd Bane, 2 in 4 9414,140; Cesii 42$ 71; ?Mimi It id Weans, 790; Paris sad Rows. 5 5 2 50 ; ; Avignon and Marvel Um. ; Pkrasbaurj io4rina), 102 50 ; Bordeaux, 395 75; North ; nut, and Nantes. ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—Though the news from Rome is no later than that previously forwarded, the fol lowing letters from our correspondent, which fill up a gap between those wrr t 'n on the Ist and 4th los:Ault (and already given) will be rtad with interest: _ _ ROME. JVLT 2. Yesterday afternoon I visited the Porta San Pan erszio and the prine'pal positions still in the hands of the }amens. Tin ea are the gate itself, with the wall to the left of it u far u the first bastion (whieh is ecentied by the Fiench), the road leading down to the city, the Pauline fountain, with the surrounding viney..irde, San Pietro in Montorio, and all below that church. Oa the right cf the gate, the most ins portent point is the Villa Savorelli, formerly Girl beide. head.quatters, but now almost rained by the French coma. Garioaldi himself was visiting his outpoets whilst I was there, and was enthusiastically cheered by his attsch.d followers, in the fall sight and hearing of the enemy's soldiers, who were crowded on the first bastion, gazing down on the noble city at their feet. Tte National A.serahly last night concluded its wring upon the republican constitution 'nib all con venient dignity, and replaced the ex-triumvirate by namieg the cttize^s Sall v•ti, Calandrelli, and Marian to that office. The assembly also discussed the ar ticles of an ultimatum, which, being drawn up, was taken to the French comp this morning at 7 o'clock, by five members of the municipality. This depots: Von has not yet returnel, and the city is consequently distracted by a thousand reports, more or less alarm ing, upon the subject. The corps of Lombards has just followed the re mains of its colonel, the justly-lamented Mantra, to the church of St. Lorenzo in Luring, whets the funeral olyrquies were etlebrated. A numerous body of stattofficers attended, and 'collies were fired on the Pens', as a last salute to the deceased commander. Thus his Ferished at other of Italy's heroes. Rich, young, sad noble, he devoted him life courageously to GERMANY. BADEN.—Our intelligence from Carlsruhe reaches to the 9:h ,n-t. During the previuus night the bom bardment of Itastadt had been suspended. It appears that, in the cones: of the Bth inst., the garrison made a sortie, and attempted to force their way through the Prussian lines, bat that after a sanguinary con test they were obliged to reium to toe fortress. During the cosflict the Prussian Hussars greatly dis tinguised themselvten The village of Nitderbuhl, in the immediate vicinity of It:wadi, has been set on fire by the b rmbs of tt'e besieged ; the conflagration lasted all night; three streets wire reduced to ashes. The fever is raging amongst the Prussian troops be fore ltaetadt, the htat to which they are exposed being in'en-e. In two places where the Baden misters who had almndoasd the cause of the insur gents were temporarily detained, serious riots amongst them have lately ensued. On the B . h instant a deputation from the townsmen of Itastadt pr•,creded to the quarters of the Prince of Prussia, 1.1 order to request him to discontinue for a few days the bombardment, as they still hoped to be able to induce the gartison to surrender the for tress. The Grand Duke of Baden has censured several to mhers of the late grand-ducal government far hav ing, at the outbreak of the insurrection, ea suddenly abandoned their pasta. It was on'y on the 7th inst. that the humdrum en terr d Fribarg. - Tne Deutsche Zeituny gives tome particulars re lat'ng to the sorties Cur it appears tt.at more than one was made) from the fortress of Rastadt. On the Bth instant those sorties took place in three different points, the object being (according to the testimony of fu.titiees from Ratted.) not so much to escape at that time as to weary the besiegers during the day, in o:der to have a better chance of m.king good their general sad e during the following night. The I.euteche &aura; of Fraukfort states that the gov. mama of Wurtemberg had received a no's from the Rueslan cabinet, urging it in a very duided tone to c aleeND with Prussia, lianover, and Saxony, and t a exhibit more energy in aiding to put down the 'wen insurrection. AUSTRIA.—Vienna dates are to July 10. For five days previously the Austrian bulletins had been silent ; we may tuerefore conclude that thf imperial arms have encountered a check. Pts it, wh•ch was to have bet n f ccuilied by Paskiewitch on the god, is still rt mote from the vanguard of th Prince of Warsaw, and afe from the excursions of hie most adventurous Cossacks. The Ben has been obliged to breek up his quarters from Sauce, and to retreat in ell h irte to the entrench meuts of Tittl. Kanizanim and Mamula have taken the same cautious step. It is affirmed that the Austrc-Russian army under Haynau and Paniutin wit rasp nd all offensive ope rations until they are joined by the corps of Parkie witch. The imperial head-quarters ace still between Ace, Babllna, and Dot's. A considerable portion of the country on the right bank of tho Wang is still in pis , as:on of the Hung.uians. Torre is, for inrtance a contederablo corps of the Magyar trmps at Teems:hill under Beaitz.k;.The Hungarians on the right bank of the Upper Waal; are strong enough to keep the Rus sian corps at Tyrnau from moving further north, and Grabbe further Bluth. the caw has rent the Emperor of Austria the nlitary Order of St. George. The St. Petersburg paper Rue an Inralid, of the 3r.1 inst., contains a very dettile t bulletin of the operations of the Russian army cf intervention, from the 20th to the 21:h. The chief butliect of interest is the battle of Peted, on the 21e. which has already been describ.d with sufficient minuteness. PRUSSIA.—Our corre3pondent, writing from Il rlin, on July 10, 1,1 3 s that a Pi uwian force cf 12,000 men is b.ing assembled at Erfirt. DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES, Onr correspondent write a■ follows: SCI4LESWIG, 'MT 8. The disagreeable news which y eaterday brought us, has to-day been followed by something a little more atreeable. On the 6th,abaut 4 p.m., the Duet, ten battalions strong, attack( d the brigade commanded by Lieut.- Col. Gersdorlf, which was composed of our let and 2•id battalions of sha'p shooters and 9th and 10th infar.try, tear the village of Oadscie. The fight lasted till 9 p.m. Tne pceition of the Sch eswig-Holstein troops was so strong that they were enabled to repel the attack, and make twenty of the assailants prisoners. Ar a matter of course the siege of Fridericia has been ab indoned. The Danes have now 20,000 men in the fortress; the la siegint force never exceeded 12,000 mcn, and ten times that lumber have never centored to attack a fortress with a garrison of 20,000. The only question is whether e Danes will rest uti.fied with having relieved the fortress, or whether they will advance further into Jutland. The force oppcsed to them in the *oath c f that province is tea inc at siderable, that their remaining on the dt fensive would be inexp-i -cable. Our army, which amounts only to one-halt of tt.e enemy's strength, it is naturally expected will fall back to occupy stronger positions. It is said, however, that General Bonin has declared that he will fall back, not in a southetly dirt ction towards Schleswig, but northward upon Wile, and there offer battle with his small force. It is remarkable that throughout this campaign there has been no general engagement between the Danes and the Imperial troops ; on all occasions the Schleswig troops have engaged the Danes single-handed. Thus it was at Eckernforde, in the two battles at Kolding, and at (jaded.; and on each of those occasions the Schleswig troops had to encounter a superior (tree. It is bored here that if our gallant general gives battle at Veile, the wonted good luck will attend our arms, and that victory will fall to the lees numerous force which fights for freedom. We have as yat no official accounts of the battle of the mort jug of the 6 h, and rumour has a See fidd. It is even reported that several battalions have been SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. BUCKINGHAM PALACE, JUNE 29.—The Queen was this tl.l , plems.d to crater the honour of Knighthood upon Commander William Winnistt, of the Royal Navy, Lieut.- Governor of the O •Id Coast. _ . . DOWNING-STREET, JULY 13.—The Queen bee bet n pb wet to app ant lt,chari Blansloard, E q , to be Havernur and Commander-in-Chief in and over the Wand of Vat.- cony, r and its dependencies. Also to appoint James McNab, Hq., to be It ceivar.Geueral, and Herbert Huntingdon, • to be Financial Secretary far the province of Noes • ; end timber to appoint Robert Horraway McHugh, • to be Secoud ruiento Judge of the Royal Court of the i►lend of St. Lucia. WAR-OFFICE:, JELY 13. Royal Re pt. of Reese Gde. -Lieut. R. SHLLNIED, to be apt, by par., vi.a Il.od, who ret. ; Car. E. Ism. Loon, to be beat., by pur., eke Sheen Id. tt.h Drag. Gds.—Coe. W. R. POILLINORS, to be lieut., by par., vice Madera, app. to the 2nd We't India Batt; IL C. 'ltentioaar., gent., to be cur., by put., eke Pbillimore. 7th Drap..C44.-thipt. A. MCGZACIIT Attains, trout the Beth F. , to be rapt. vice Butler, who emits. 3rd Lt. Draea.--killi.t..tiarg. V. Weis, from the 10th F., to be matt aurg, Moe Franklin, prom. on the malt 18th t t Drage.- lieut. F. L. DAVIIWOOD, to be apt, by par., Mee Shellee, who reta ; Cor. R. Gore, to be Brut, by our. nee MM. void ; F. V. COLLINS. went, to be veterinary sun., aloe iiingdey, whore appointment bas been °Amelial. 17th Lt. I trage.—Cor. J. P. Winvta, to be Heat., by pur., vice Webb. who G. C. AIIIIMAN, gent., to be COT., by pm., vice Winter. _ll Item. of Foot — Capt. J. D. from the tOtb F., to be emit., vice etaddert, who eacturges. lath Aimat.-Sure. J. L. llot.towAy to to araist..eurg., vice Webb, app to the 3rd Li,tbt Dragoons. lilts F.—Lieut. W. 1301410.1.1. to be apt, without par., vice Brevet- Maim J. Width, mho (eta. upon full pay; Ens. Bursa to be beat., vim alundell ; Gent. Cadet it. P. W. Etwva, from the Royal MM. Co., to be env., sire Slater. 35th V.—Lieut F. G. EiltlNOluN to be opt, by par., Mee nochanan, whet ten. • Ens. P. L. Dicier to be lieut., by par., ice Elkingmn. s•th P.—Cairt A. B. Ittetta, frim the 7th Drag. Gds., to be capt, Mee Alleyne, who earhangis. 53rd F.—Liens R. T. PALlti.lt to be espt, by put-, vice niter, who rent ; Poe. E. D. ENNTON to be tient, lint., vice Parker. dom P . --Con 7. WAl.ltlit to be heat, pur., vio e Kendall, who rent ; A. Tormt• man gent., to be ena., y par., vice Walker. Ott F.—Lime. W. HA1.1.11.T, fr, m quar..mmt. h..p. 2nd F., to be pavemet, Mos M. IL Campbell, who Teta. upon h..p. 80th P.- Capt. C. P. !mamma, from the Sad 1., to be apt., eke Morris. who cache. 2rd W. I. ite„t. —ll,ovt T. MANDEL, from the Gib Drag. Gds., to bet ileut jce lotttilareeth wbo reta. Cepa s. hums, gent., to be am. lieut., without 11. e Inman, prom. limerrat PTA Fr. —Staff .' , ura. of the See. Claw G. Hour. to be at .ff Nur of the fl e et et a ., J. Moffitt, MD. who rite. upon Aoost_g oeff „ E a . ' , u, horn the 3rd Lt. Dray., to he auti sm,. of the we. eta., sue. Home. fittzfi A- -16 L-Std . g. J. Mere, to be pt,dr e , ot gt..ehrd , eras Ilulloway, app. to I Otb Y. VPATTAelith.—Lout L. Goat P, from the let F., to be capt , without purchase. OFFICE OF °IC/NANCE, irtv 10. Royal Rest. of Arid ry —See. Cat 't W. J. SNYTNO, to be eaPt, ?Me Haber, yet. n e on full p ; tint. LILL E. H. R. FLINT, to be are. rapt., 'mu Smythe; Vie. Lieut. C. E. Byer, to be that scut., vice IliaL Corps of Rsyal Engineer•.—Bteret-Majv4 T. C. Lt :mom to be lieut.- eel., vice Eoppiah, deceased ADMIRALTY, Jccr I L Cerra of Royal Minna.—Fuse Lieut. H. C. IL FLawarr to be apt., vice Capt E. Walter, to b..p.; Sm. Lieut. 0..4 Buss to be first lout., vice Ilaultry, prom. INSOLVENT. Jogs BASS, jun., Duciky, Worcestershire, printer. _ . BANKRUPTS. THOMAS PROCTER (and nut PROCTOR, SS before adver tised ), Preron, Lancashire, spindle maker. THOMAS BRIM Ardoick, near hisnet ester, draper. EDWARD Asu BALL, lisncheso r, share br4 It( r. JOHN JONEA. jun., and THOMAS DARES, Kin6swinford, Stan &mite' iro ,mat er. Jo.arn EVERALL, Wn'tAtirch, Shropshire, chemist. BEOROB BATE, bloansbury, Wolverhampton, Stafford shire, carpen•er. EDMUND WILLCOX and RAIN WILLCOX, Aberdare, Olansograeshire, prOci IS. WILLIAM FOISTING, Caine, Wiltshire, nurseryman. JOHN BODGE, C /iron, Devonshire, currier. THOMAS BCOHES, L ncoln, saddler. WILLIAM BAs•IL ATMS, L:Terp9ol, merchant. EvBeICT TAYLOR Livtriywil, irnmonger. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. WILLIAM EDGAR. Nos. -111 , Dlry, wright. JOHN to MUM PzLLANS, and DAVID Howe, Elinburgh, st ea Wok rn WILLIAM Tows, i• e, grocer. BANE 01 GLAN D.—Actuu e 114.1 , 1101 P, Nolo trawl ...... iur the Week oxlips July 7. 1842. 'AILTNIST. - 6;;;;Wine gn,014.70e I Bible Boaartt 2,1M71 Ooid ca. ma 13,796.326 silver Balm U7d,5O SPARTNIOrt. £BITI 95 111,111111 U el ProprMors' (Al* al 80 je.t Publle Deposits tiselnd Nicheo., day. COIC.it. of )1 1 1= pet*. III?. Aces.) taunt Other 8.8 9..<48 sevendayandother Bills 1.017.720 ' 6;;;;Weint Sewl Um Padua. Wad Weight Annuity) . AMMO Otherdirouritlas 9.90.910 Noun . , 9,851.915 Gold and Ulm Cola 90/2.645 t15,02.3i0 Jai/ 11. ISO 135,0:8,390 J. p. ZLOZT. Depair4Arthra. SPAIN. Our Madra correspondent, writing on the 7th irsta- t, says : "In this day's erasion of the senate, the Aranjutz Railway Bill pastad by 75 votes against 10. The bill for modifying the import duties in Spain was immediately brought forward in the senate, and M. Pena Aguez isnow speaking in favour of the prohibitive system. A diplomatic ag , nt will shorey be sent by the Spanish pvernmer.t to the Pontifical States, with instructims to the ttf,ct that the Spanish government ' will aid in the re-establishment of the Pope in his temporal power, but with the condition that the Pope shall administer his dominions by laymen and not by priests. The intens3 heat is driving everybody out of Madrid. The F.seorial, La Grano, and all the usual Vitus of summer retort are full.' - - MADIUN JULY 7.—Three per Cents., 26 7.18 paper ; Fire per Cents., I' , , paper. Coapona, 6. Bans of St. Fetchnand, 83 money, 61 paper. 6acba• ge an Londm, 30 LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING, TIIIS DAY. [By Electric Telegraph.] ST. LEG 'at STAKES. Mut; ♦'anguard .. *on by a head. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, CIRENCESTER. _ _ _ _ List of prizemen at general examination for the merlon ending June, 1849: AORICULTURE.-111t. T. W. Mayo, of Yeovil; 2ad. V. Rim, of London. CURSISTRY.—Iit. T. R. Luzmore, of Liverpool; 2nd. C. Lethbridge, of Exeter. NATURAL HISTORT.-I.t. R. Holland, of Mobberley, Cheshire ; 2nd. T. W. Mayo, of Yeovil, and E. J. Lam bert, of Chien, eq. VITERINART PRACTICE.—Iet. G. Nieholle, of Wraxall, Somerset; 2nd. H. J. Carter. of Coventry. MATURMATICS, R. Holland, of Mot:Alert°, ; 2nd. V. Rice, of London. _ _ SUR% EYING AND ENGINEERING.— let. V. Rice, of 1.3 n. doe ; lad. J. S. Clarke, of Teddington, Sony. ST. CLEMENT'S DANES.—HOLBORN ESTATE CHA- It!Tr.—INAUGURATION OP VIZ FORTY ALVISHOUSP.3.—The ceremony of :opening the pile of building erected in Garratt lane, Tooting, known as the St. Clement Dares liolhorn Estate Charity, took place yesterday. The building, which D in the Eliaabethian style, is equal, if not superior, in ap pentanes to any alms houses in the metropoli., and :the in ternal economy and comfort ore admirable. Each occupant has a parlour, r best room, sleeping apartment, and kitctmn. The inmates are further provided with baths and wash houses, and the whole is inclosed in a very large space of ground. The vmpany invited to meet the trustees sod ma nagers of the Holborn Estate Charity assembled, with the recently-elected inmates, in the devotimal room. Messrs. R. Twining and B. Dowling having aotdressed the assembly. Mr. Twining stated he recollected when the St. Clement Danes Almshouses were confined to a very narrow ep it at the west end of the church. Afterwards they were removed to a much airier situation, the back of St. Clement's. inn Ball ; but now their la's, and he trusted final remove was to one of the meat salubrious spots near Lmdon.—A dinner was afterwards given at the Rising Sun Tavern, Tootir g, in honour of the occision, the chair being filled by V. G. Dowling. Esq. The usual loyal toasts having been drunk, the health' of the senior trustee, Mr. To inbig, the chairman tf the building e.itrmittee, and the Secretary, and other parties interested in the ben( volert nu de ricking were given and responded to, after which the company separated. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAV, Two o'CLocx. The English funds continue to eolith in the antici pations we previously exp:es•ed of an advance, which are fully borne out by the p..‘sitien they at pr. sent assume. Consols for account were first done at 92Z, then at 1 , and last at 93, and are at present quoted 921 to 3 , 4 at which they are firm ; for money they were done at 921 and 93. The Three per Cents. Reduced were done at 921,1, and 3. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 93; and 931. Bank Stock is again higher; it was nt geciated at 198 i; and Exchequer Bills tho same as yesterday, at 48s. and 61a. premium. In the foreign secarities the market was rather more animated, and the prices generally were well maintained. The following shows the transactions of the morning: Belgian, at 85 and 84!. Dutch 'lave and-a- Halt per Cents., at 51 and A ; the Four per Cent. Certificates, at 801, 1, and 80. Mexican, ex coupes, at 28 and ~ Portugui se Converted, at 31, 501, and t. Spanish Five per Cents., at 171 and 181; ditto Passives, at 31. The Fier& Reines at Paris have come 35c. better than yesterday. They closed on the Bourse: The Three per Cents. at 64.15; the Five per Cent,. at 88.15. ENGLISI! yuNp,s, 11.13 k Stork. rcy 71 3 per (L Rua. Amu.. 3 3 as CI. Con. Aube., abut 3 . Can. for Ace.. 92: , 3 34 Kr Cts.. Lattequallailb., 480. to Mo. _ . . FOREIGN VC Nini. 5 per Cl. Atotrtrin Bomb', 1 [KT CL. Grenada Itlx., 18 per Ct. B a la . Bomb.. Grenada hefiXreil DIP, 31 O il per Cent Mtto, n 3 5 5 per llt. Mex., ld la. VI e; 1, pa et Braalltsn Mai.. 83 5 6 per Cl. Pe.ustin Mx.. 50 2 Ditto Nex. d:4 P.wtuiruen Colo., 30 31 4 per CL Itnenex Apes, 415 6 per Ct. RUM 1b10..105 7 111110 ChM= 11.14.. 4 a Illtto Spuroxli %Ix, 17* 181 Ditto Colwnb. Ilef. WM., 3 per Ct. einnlxh Pole , A * Columbian Mcon.lor 181.... 3** Spanbeh Ilefornel Itlx. 3 per Ct. Damoh hula, 6. - . 7 Mitt. Proolre Itlx., :I; * 71 per Cl. !Mixt I.llx. 64 1 4 2 per Ct. Venezuela Ran, 0 5 1 p 414 Ct. Dumb Cxytx.. NI /10* Vennzuela leeferred 114 a., 00 71 [THREEPENCE. June 21. July 7. BAPHI to day ! o r nil good dry when melt at market. TM following i per 3e. 34.'4) Ga. Barley, per qr., 2.55. to 24. Brous, 4a. to 4e. ea per burbeL Oat', Ms. to 21e. per quarter. Bututxottmt, JOLT 12.—Darinti the prevent week, although the weather has been as floe as pofrible fur AC growing crops, we hare bad a free pale Ay wheat, with the turn ha favour of the teller. Very little doing in barley. Oats taken to • fair extent, at former prtys. Beane and peas quite as d. ar. At this day's market there was it fair supply of wheat, which sold readily at an advance of Is. Barley of all kinds W. per quarter Ligker. lu oats no alteration, but they were held r.ther more fittaly.' Beane were sought after at the eurreuey of this city ec'nmght. BitneroL, JVLT 12.-The inaptly of English Wheat at this day's market was tolerably good, but the demand for both it and foreign was Plow at lan week's rates. English, 40.. to 48s. per imp. qr. ; foreign white, tOs. to 735. per 48011 s. ; foreign red, Owe quaties, 465. to 4sa. ; mreign red, oroinary qualities, 42e. to 44a.; ditto, hard, Me. to 425.-hour was in mod, rate request at unaltered prices, viz, English seems's, lie, to 355. per rack; American, itc. sweet, 255. to 26t. per bet rel.-For barley there was en e mended its: qutry at an sdvuner of than Gd. to la ore 9r.; viz , Eng hilt rnaltlag, 27e. to 30s. per imp. qr.; English and foreign v Indio', 225. to 23e. per 4001b5.-Oats were also Etc turn dearer, with but little doing Is other spring corn. Devon and Welsh odd sold at les. to ten. per imp. qr. Irish white, 2rs. to am. per 320 lbs. Disti black, 170. to lee. per imp, qr. Foreign, none. Beane: EngFsh, 300. to 365. per imp. vg. Pori ign, 265.t0 Ws, per 400 Its. Tie arrivals during the week have been, in the Row, item Watetford, 00 qrs., 150 Backe, and 150 Vela of oats; in the Caledonia, from Youghal, 250 qrs. of °etc in the Mora, tram Plymouth, 395 qrs. el beaus, 129 qrs. of b miry; to the Coax; from Bridgewater, 300 bush. of wheat ; in the Fame, from Macbeth 3,470 bets. of flour ; filthy Actise, town Bridgwater, SOO qv...awned; in the Mary, front Gloucester, 450 sacks of Boar. The averages Ihr the week have been, wheat, 41a. 9d. ; eats, IM. Sd. ; beans, 3ent. 3d. BRIGHTON, July 12.-The attendance a' our n arket to-day was very small, and the rupply of Wheat short, which caused pricer hi be unaltered from this day week. Batley, that., Beans, end l'eas are inquired tor. WhitelVibett, M. to 121.; red, 71. to 101. Ids. Barley. 22.. to 245. Oat., 16., to 21s. Beam, 3as. to 325. Peas, 345. to 3d.. FARNUAM, July 12.—We had a lsr.re suet ly of Wheat by sample at this day's market, which, being more than equal to the de mand, calmed a dulnees in the fru. e, and at the clone of the market prima receded. Wheat, from 71. to 141. 10e. per load. 11.rley, 2.15. to 211 s. per or. Oats, 17s. to :W. Bees, 325. to 3116. Beane, 321. to 38a. GODALMINO, July 11.—Then were many temples of Wheat offered here to-day, but moot wee • too much sted to Is rateable. Good qualities rtalised prices full) equal to but week's. Wheat, red, 31s. to 46..; white, 40.. to '8•. Harley, 20s. to Peas, Us to 36. Perna, 3(s. to 370. Oats, lbe. to 27s tour qr. - - - . . . . . MANNINOTRZE, Ju'y 12.—Our market to-day i. firm for Merl; prices a trine higher that last week. No spring cam at market; guppies short. - - - NZWARX, July 11.—We have had a tolerable attendance In the exchange to day, but with a abort supply of eampli a. The btwinesa done was moderate, at an advance of to le. per qr. for Wheat. la am ley and othe r grain the Mole was mania:at, at former rokee. Wheat, white, 52e. to Saa ; red, Wa. to barley, No. to .la. Oats, Its. to 200. Bean., 38a. to We. • Newurar, July 12.—Ws are this day liberally supplied with Wheat, the quality and condition of which is tui proeed ; It net a slow FAO at Utterly the priers of last week. Nothing doing in Barley. Oats, Bean., and Peas Is. dearer. • I'Lvstoclrt„ July 12.—The Wheat trade continues very dull; many miller. are complaining of want of water, and cannot mike their quantity .1 pour. Fr.te, of Wheat and F.our un changed. The wembar itt hot and drr ' and Dome of the sprung corn in illZin WWI May author Iran the lima dr ought. Row:Tow, July 11.-Wheat , n short supply ; trade heavy; but little other corn on 001 r. Wheat, 27a. to 33e. per Mad. Harley, 2m. to 29e. per qr. Rata, It., to 225. STOCILTON•ON-Tnts, J aly 11.-We have gond arrivals') Wheat since our but. This morning we bad a soul' supply of Wheat Irons the fanner', which in, t 4 good demand, at an advimec di.. par qr. on the rates this Any week. Foreign may also be noted Is. per higher. barley In demand at our quotation!. Oat. and Beane the turn dearer. Flour 1.. ter tuck higher. The follow ag arc the 141 orations: - [lntik heat, per qr. of liJlb,. t. the bushel, Durham and Ifuelattire, red, 52.. to 54.. ; white, 56e. to MM. South country red, 52,, to .710. ; white, 564. to 5110. Oats, teed, lbs. to ; pot a to, ;;41,1. to 24. re..ns, new, 275. to 3f.s. ; old, 34. to 31.1. 11,.ur, per rack of 240,14., line, 40. to - s. ; superfine, 42.. is 435. Oatmeal, scotch, 30e. to 32.. Furcen : Wheat, per q-. of 6316. to the bushel, Hanteie, Immi,roberg, and Etbing, 54e. to 5.e. ; hoe-lock, Wismar, ail Straeund„ to 340.; Hamburg and Stettin, 51s. to 520.; Holstein and banish. aoo. to SM. eolith Oder.", 465. to 414. Barley, er imp. qr., groadig. 23e. to 24u. Oats, Dutch and Fries land, las. to 21e. Wes, boiling, 300. to 325.; glindieg, 27e. to 2145.. 1131intlion. J. ly -The quan ity of Wheat at to-day's market we' rather larger, and sold at about the mote prices UP hat week. She btot price Ale, n le 0 r. per qr.; the average price, S.M. Oats obtain Is. per qr. advance, w d hurley to the turn dearer. rem and beans are without alteration in value. WOltiltiOSON, July 11.-This enernina'll market was thinly attended, and hm mFs limited at a to inirg decline. Wheat, 21e. eid. to 22e. Barle y. I I F.. to 115. 141. Oats, 7. Cd to Ms. Col. Cost blow, per atone, to. to 20. 24.; P•vonds, I.lod. Barley floor, le. 3d. Oatmeal, Is. 6d. Ityemmi. Is. 3d. WATEttrOltD, July 11.-W.th a moderate arrival of fo reign grain knee !Saturday, our market continues weedy. Wheat and Indian Corn are in good tiemond. ot the lu I I riven at last week. likou is the tut n dearer. Barley and Dams unaltered ht value. EDINNUROH, July 11.-1 he supply of farmers' Wheat thin morning was again small, and the quit'ly in general beite; liar, it was clean d off at an advance of le. per qr. over the currency of loot Wedneslay. A similar humor, merit was eotablired on torelgq for which there was rothe• more dentand. Harley was more inquired for, and an advance of la. per or. was n slily o'italted, heath of St etch aril foreign. The eupply of Oats Icing mionl, and the dealers show. ing more inclination to pit abase, a pool sale Wu. enr• Memel at Is. per qr. beyond last week's rive. anel Peat cuediGue in good cemand, am' are each to. to rqr dearer. M heat, too, 54.1.; average, 510. Id. Harley, t ; average, 29e. 2d. Oahe, top, 21. bd. ; , average, 220. Id. beano, top, ; average, 325. lid. OL4OOIIIV, July 11. - ASout 2,100 qrs. Wheat Irma Oilssa, 2,9, 0 barrels Fleur, 300 qr. Ilea. and MOO gra. Indian Corn from the Steil% ungther web 710 qr.. Ceet. and 2,640 born, Vane hum Canada, have commehed the an Male in the Clyde since time 4th in...mt. I'm Grangemse 11, with the esnpliun of about 2,460qi0. • Oat. the oupplitss mote Me w ere very light, and only 134 qrs. Wheat, 1 , 41 Burley, 210 Hetaut, ant (AO fear oin I. sign port.. Towards the • clone of lent week Um lef.oll. r waawrtand atormy ; tb. n the tent perature has become very much wanner, and favourable for %betaking it the crop.. Buyer's p1ut1,14.1 g v• ry low, and fine qualittesot Wheat very scarce, puck have ' , mud buyers at lull to Ice• • arid no good Duni.b temente of Col. to P. per boll has ben ob wined. Miste r Wade flour, of prime quality, ham brought Is. per sack over t minima • rates; and American Into 'odd le:Ally, at our former intone ion. As improvement of lid. per bull on Oats, and fully Is. upon feeding Iteatay has been realeed, with a go 41 demand. !'ark, hat bee one mace, • and moot of the Inoian Coro offetiug his been roll, at former , price. Thin day's na.411, t ruled are. y quiet, tee in,proverreht in the f weather apparently check,. g the dbpurition to purchase which pre • nailed during the emelt ; butt. the sates t !reeled prices were well sup- Oats moving pretty n roily, at the ameocto eat quoted. : , English, white, per 24111 be., 111-W, 23.. ed. to .4.64 red, old, 230. to 245.6.1. ; new, 33e. to 215. tieulcb, white, old, 24.. Od. to • 24.. net. ; new, 25e. t 0240. Od. • irk, red and white, mw, 21s. lid , to 13s. tiel; Mamie, old, 21... lid . 25e. C.l. ; new, 24. to 251. ; ranee.- Dian, old, 23 0. 6d. to 21.. ail.; new, 230. to 24.. Od.; old, 224.14. to 24.. Od.; new, 22., to e. eid.: Odessa, a-ft, old, 2 1 a 1 'o 22. lid . ; Canadian, old, 225. to 23i5.; United Mateo, old, 21s. lu 22n Barley, per 320 IM., Strata and toulets, new, i its. to Irish, 17a. to 17e. 611.; foreign, fns, POIDCIIIII4II, &c., Ina. to IS. ; Demob, 17. to 17.. 6,L flan. per 2641 6 0., berwiek and teeoteb, new, 1 6.. Cd. to 17.. 6d.; Iri.h, Wexford, he., Ht. GL to 160. Mi.; 14nit rick. ae., Ifs. ed. to 170. fid.; mum, • prepateg do., 170. 9d.; foreign, busman, old, 150., d. to IGe.; Llantsb. I lie. to Ito. Od. Beau, per 4 imp. Moh o t, , nign, 01,1, 15a. to 11 a. • sew, 15e. to 16e.; Irish. per Mahe., w w, 15..6d. to 16.6 d,, Egyptian, pee 2gOlbs., old, 14..1 d. t.. 15e. ha, white, per 200th.. old, 154. le 15e. ted.; grey, 15P. to 15. ' lA.; Ca nadian, new, 15a. Flour, per 1.01t0.. old, English, superfine, 37r. to Shy.; Irian, superfine, 360. to 375.; fine, 35. to 36P.; • :tea choke cgi4lllieS, 375. 64. to 3%. ; I American, twat, ear bond, new, 218. Gd. to 250.; Canadian, 245. 6d. to 25e.; lour, 245. 11.trawal, per 2901 be., Irish, comas cut, f , new, 22. W. tolls& at. Indian Cern, 19s. 6d. to 21.1 e. 6d. per2bUlbs. CATTLE, 80.— SMITHFIELD, Two O'ClOCk.—The sup ply of &vas to-day t. enu.tl, sod, owing to the morning being cool, there is more' nquiry for Lest quoilitios; ne are conseqw ntly enabled to quote 4s. as being g. nera.ly ohm nod tor choice-t deseriptione. Trade is more cheerful for stn. p, and ,n mast b ;minors r .ther mum money Is mallard. We are abunmontly supplied with Lambs, and the average quality is very touldliwg; trace is very heavy, and late pricey with officulty ouintninegl. Ihe supply of Calves is again very large, they ate with difficulty di.posed of at ratter lower calm. From Ger many and Holland there arc 101 hew to 730 Sheep, and 231 Culvts; and 13n eolith Cows Iron, the Home Comities. lhlr lio.;eot YIN. .6 , i. a.... ku. swiss el Ms. P. d. s. J. Best &eta, 11.iefordr 3 8 4 II lk.st Du, a 111.-1.6.. ob. 3 X 4 0 Sfest shot4borns ieoond qoality Beetle 2lO 3 4 U0.. 1«. 01.0n 2 alvas .. .. 11 43 6 5.....5t and 5...:40 , 1 quality 2 9 000. • ........ ......... 3 4 4 4 Do. to. Moro 2 11 Do I. Dm. 114 - f-hrtd. 0 0 0 0 Imul. 4 0 peug.. IMark.t. ; now aml Lambs, 14,310; CalPfta 126; Mr, 2'o. - . _ MILLEN/4Y MONTHLY FAlit.-0 Thuno'ay the show of gra at our fair waft gnor, at LI a tolerable a temlaact of burrt. Fat ( ow: brought from H. to 121.; at, imams from 61. to V.; to , . year.oids from 31. Ito. to 41. 1144 ; yea I op, from 33e. to .:lis. rat bheep 'tom 20a. to 41ks. tact]; !at Lambs i1t.13113.. to 16g Fat v a r. from 565. to 31. per cwt.; stuns from 4. a. to 31.; Bontause from Ls. to It. each. SLIGO FAIR.—The f,ir of thin town was Ile'', on IVrl - Thr re was a pretty to ed sop; ly of Cattle, ineuding floreee, Cow., and Slurp, few of whi• It rho, rid °mote!, and these dud did were droned of at very um ernunenanre price.; on the nhoi.., it was considered anything but o good fair h r thaw aha had any Flock to envoi , . of. Dry Cows located the only description sought utter, which went low. - - - EDINBURGH, July 11 —The number of ca'fle was 3C9, being 12 tete than hat seek, the quality generally not of Be best deacriptlen. Sales also n. ry dull. The extreme top pr ice, Tr. Sd. per Dutch Mine; euncat, from 6-. lid. to 7r.; mid hag and tumor sorts, from 5:). to 64. A Ora , ra ee wars rot eft. c:ed. Tic rupoly of Sheep sad Lambs was tern this worming, the number bet g 3. ail, cr 31 less than lart wick. bale• exe id n..y dull fur both k made, and prices tending downwar.ix; and at the eloae of the market a press quantitylead kinds were unit It. Too price of the best Mutton, 3d. per lb.; current, 3d.; second ry and Mfirior forte, from 4d. o Ed. Top p = rior of beet Lambs 2.1 t . current, Le. to 160.; stmindary quith ties,'ft 10e. to ; inferior, from 3e. to 6.. G LAS GOW BON-11 FAIN, J. ly IL At this market th e number of Herres shown wa r mord& mine, but their quality sus only of an ordinary kind. lb. y rum • :th •er ry dull tad., as the attanc acre t f buyers war not very •• no n4ix. The price- brought lv :ad mits of pond quality ranged Mum 301 to 43f. A number of l'im; were also exhibited, ski. b tort with a rrady tilde at goot prima FBRTH MIDSUMMER MXIMET.—Ti is large Hone sad Cattle market was held on Friday. In theeattle market the quarrite of stock was large, altbougn it chaired nothing remarkable to regard te quality. Of milkers them ow and to be • great ab telanee en the ground, but they a Id id rely. sod at a fall of about 21. per bead on tut year's rates, pr•ces ranging from 61. to IV. at the him.ent ; whit. the genet.' run wax trout 61. 91 . Less stock, ton, wag 20s. per head cheaper than last anent ; two-year.olds bringi. g (nun W. to Yearlinp. accordiug to quality, sire seiLng at from 30s. to 31. Fat. of which there was • moi•era - e eupp y, inlaid be quoted at 7s. per stone, or m Thetis a shade hirer. In the llome market, busiaers wax equally slack, and concluded at ad• t line of 71. to on art 3thisais. MR prime, tee general whe being fr. at al. to 33f. each. T h e num ber en - the ground would be tulip ScO, and eu.beaceds more the& map Way show of One animal.. •Sill lialrli. :*; F AS 717, -- . Vr1 .7..k .......4 i : ' : : - , '.4.- ,4 , /t 6 Zli jai k'` ..... ' l ' V i !.... . • I' . P . 4: •1 • T.; ' ....4,1 :• • t 4 Price. May 26.2210 R. June 9 Auto 11. I 44 44 9 ... 44 6 44 44 6 .. BAKBVIIT, July 12.—This market is firm tt r Wheats. Spring Oorn as last au. aed ; not mac boring aro the Woes _--Wheat. , per bushel, So. PRODUCE. MINCING-LANX FRIDAY 230 TII The puhlie sales of Sugar, coimpriiinat 14,000 haws tiuP and lkineal are yangreallir heavily, but importers are buying in frilly to prevent bitty material decline. Rained market diet; very low brown lumps, 50.. lid ; fair to tine, SP, to 52c. 6d.—(blue: The public sale. have been few and unimportant to-day; the .ok venter day afternoon of 1,50 u taiga good oroinary native Ceylon et 35a., hal, tataliliabed • lower 'price by rid. per ewt., but there dor. not appear to be many cctleS' on them irket at tied wee. —Saltpetre wear, a very du.l appeetanee. 3,000 trip offered in public ink, but very few 1. IC mid : refruetkm lit to 10,1 bought in 25n. nth; refraction 4, bought in 2 r. rid.; retraction 11l raid 21a. Indigo : Tao aide went otf to.dav with spirit, at lull prig s.—Cuttua cientitues firm.—Tea remains in Lot limited dermaid.—ba other urn des no material alteration. TALLOW.—The rivirket is firmer to-dev, there hs nig a Food sttendanew of buyers, and very :ew Fellers. The following are the present quotations : Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 394.; October to tweember delivery, 3.w. to 3%. bd. ; separate months' delivery, 395. bd. to 9d. IRONMASTERS' QUARTERLY MEETING.-13ta uteettete—The third of tie meetings of the ironnuaaers of this din. Bid took place at Birmingham teiterday. I here WWI again a very large attendance of the tratte, but the result Mot been most um:dim:no tary. There was no dispueitimi to tinier at the to, reduction re cently conceded; the /mend opinion of buyers being that another tall tow.' take place; on the other hand, the great it onrnatitel • were not seemingly &tiered to lower the price farther, and us a CORN, quenee there was roucely any hioitaia doing; liver Is little th uhf, howere r, but that another redact tun of las. will have to he salmon , ' to. It is not unlikely that at the muting at Dudley, on ;Saturday, some eatisfactory adjustment of matters between the konmasters isel the trade may be arrived at, but at prevent all is doubt anti uncertainty. Aceounts ;having In view the precarious elate of aff.iro during the Lest twelvemonths) were paid yestenhiy with tolerable punctuality. COTTON.—Ltvragooi JULY 12.—The feeling was not nearly m buoyant to-dip w comp red with yesterday, but p hes r - main pretty lull The sake were about 10,000 bake, inclutung 1,000 taken tor escort and 1,010 on speculath n. MAKCllltsilta JCLY 12 —1 here wee no new feature in the yarn and cloth =them, which m tint tined the firm position they acquired on Tus May; and neither spinners nor manufacturers evince the kart dispoahlon of conceding anything upon the advanced price which they thin il. mends d for Roods. blerchan's and buys re of all kinds are ezeredir gly %melding to give tht se rater, from an impress Mon (whether tightly or wrongly formed) that the present price of cotton la one attained by fsctitiout meant; a . d undoubtedly today, on on 'Menial, business was to some entent checked by the feeling. Still, however as manor:ie. urers are under contracts at late prices, the advance is th e only ire de of tempting them to supply orders for im mo lisle execution; and those whine demands are pressing are obliged to comply. On the whole, there woo aso ry average business ter IA Thursday's market in all the principal de-cnpuons of gossip, whether from the spindle or loom, which are in demand fur the various markets to which our staples arc forwarded. _ - • HAVRE, July 12.—The Cotton mark.t bps to.clay been eery Wl4, tie sake heir, 7,0 , 0 bake, at an advance in quotation• of 2fr. to 2fr. Sec. The advices from America and Liverpool Laving pro duced this advance. WOOL.—BRAIWORD, July 11.—There is in Wire de mand In our market for alsnoet nil dercripti ns of combing Wools, and they are commanding slightly improved price*. The trilling improvemt nt here is, however, by nn metns commensurate win, the gnat advance which hoe taken place in the courtly, and it is quite unporeible at present to re lire a profit upon the rates which are being paid to the tat an re. The colonial Wool sales are proceeding at higher rates than were given at t e last rake, with ►een competition cm the part of buyer o both fur hoot. and foreign consumption. BOYS.—Boanroir MAKKIIT.-111$ ties. P.ttenden and Smith report that the market is very brisk for all flne.colouted Hops. Toe general accounts from the plan'ations continue to come worse and wore, with very fi w exceptions. Duty. 00,0001. The finest Weald of Kest and dimes Hops are selling lreey at from 100 s. to 120.. per cwt. EIIiNHAII, July 12.—We einnot Pay much in invnor 04. wc'•k ; the Hops are in revery critical 'state. that it would onrate the most expert...met pl..nter to say whether our best grounds will grow 4 cwt . ver acre. Duty for the district estimated at 4,00 W., COALR.—Jrzx 13.—Ships at market, 128 ; sold, —.— B a ddles w a ,t I.britsy, 13s. 64. Cart's 11a1 ties., 13s. 9d ; Eden Man.', 169.. Via LP End Haswell, 17s. 6d ; Wa I. End 11et10n,11s. 36.; Wy End a ct's, 178.3 d.; Walls End Adelaide Tees, 16...; Walls End Tees, 17s. 3d. CORM.—Maxe-r,L341. but little addition has been made to the supply of any de.cription of Frain since Loot market dsy. The streme flio:ness of :he verither tends tor. ruler mill -rs untiou.ally esltio.lll in their (mentions, and induces them to motict their pur theses to their innnedlate wants: rieserlbeless, owing to ecanty supplies of Wheat, prices ate fully maintain d. Worley and Oats of flee b-ing seater brousht rather more money than at the beginning ths week. Seas and Peas supported their for mer value. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 9th JULY TO 13th JULY. Qrs. English. booted Irish. Forego. • When I 10 :: 9 BO 11.ir:ey Oats riour, 1,670 reeks; bane's. Malt, qrs. LONDON Amatsoss.—Whest, 465. ; Barley, ris. 2d.; Oats, 215.0 d. ; Rye, 245. 7d. ; Beans, 31s. Od.; Tess, 295. ed. AIFERIAL AVY.RAr,.. 0..t.1 Luau, 14).. .7.4.7.1 May 26 ... 441 6427. 91 17. 9134. 0.,31e 3024 44 Juno 2 44s 9417. 10 Ifs 211264 6.131. 741.3. 4.7 9 ... 444 64'26. 114 17. 74 27e 4.'31. 74'30. 41 16 44. 2.1 26. S 4 lb OS 24. 3.1 3.30. 23 ... "44. 64 26• Id 1114 94 25. 9.; 30. 101'..1. 5 7 ~. ;47. 1423. 114 IT. 114 74. less. 1431• 10 '42- 1., 26. 4419. 03::6. 74 31. Cll. 9d Battey, Oats, Eye, Beans, ard Psay Is. II weeks' AM• Av.r.