The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-06 00:00:00

r /7 ~~ .~ ITlljt *lxilttss ...,.------ No 1.203.1 . . LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 6, lB5O. [THREEPENCE. WI: LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, • tv..l Itmuhelweet I.`apflel. =OM li t . Grace the NW of ittTruotn. .; Ma the Earl 71111 WILLIAM, ELS., F.S. evt..-eose. • ,% r 111- Cianitt.ta. s ! LEE DR, Deputy etsplasia. .• . .1. Ursas Otwfri, BOA Gror.:,. Mulert Paid, AR. • vq. Henry Oxtail Tallow. Log. • 6 , I. 31,..) , r.4,:rneral Harry Thor= I NA. Capt. Wetherall. [LTA. • r .,; t }ohm Commuy, witch la compered a NNW! Prorrte ary lirartrbrs nbol i:::.*V00. , • the • hole of the prof%) ITO &yield mewl •lugh setcn sasuAl premium Iwo Ow 11 7 ,,,t. the lowcot powitie rates at mongols r at .0 the awuret. newton. WC made ley. , w awn the eacrenieuts twofers. tff the preastanst for the ars area pees. and ~ronanirtair at eareedingly low cram rostrata tar Wawa"' rtal.a. •n 3Sillfta at the ordinAry rate when on bate : atklatottal charge for liaise to premed to n Zovred lusrdir .e. own, solialtoes, sod swats. 1.44.1bc.11 report Is gt.ts Is pai be the eters in owe of land. r..er of the load of rectors. W Di M YOU. Nrinninr• E.NULAND SELF-SUPPORTING VILLM3I sown: • • MUTE will Ulm ptise dwmw; Hear, • ..• t tom. July 9. kw the yawn, premsdhly ,thenttwe the Ulm tam thsays by Chm. • •,‘ of the lab,,rl. Wekta; Kl% 1111) will the chair at two e'sloalh Mt% he h M Henn. Dolton% Ilateltarirs, !te.lrec . .10*FB11 BROWN. Y.A.I now um J. R. 310110 AN. Eq. PILLAR SHOWER BATH at 40a. T • . pump. It lo of the sisipisst aely w fret out of order. Pat of ins loam • , tu d hood ' , mantel! to • Spompo . . • T. eoeh. shower !laths, with combo. Ts. • • • r ratio. • SO' wove eoodoetlog to complete, with .urtaiiii 4 orktj• from . tse or! ?tally puetoble , Rath, Ij inches skeet, raid tube wabout a pomp. the smiths '.' • ..tr- the tenor la th.o droiamest are always on %."! PUUTO'S Code Illppoo oiol Some). 39, SO, 1. Igewfluill4lo2ol4. 4: nagraruips, per post tree. EnatAisind in :4F.AItS and CHILDREC'S COTS. • .Ttfrett of thew Bedsteads ia bites and Dram, cow kora 201. each, SUN with dovetail .L.l ectirely free from ger ms. sots. or itho w.rooew of WIL LIAM S. BURTON : r . 00.ectatreet (earner of Newmark. ottua.eireet, which are the larserit to the fora the PATENT RREIOCLINB. ar '. which is applioible alike to bon sad wood= :oustiotv an atalliary to perfect net, wet, troy holstein& at lir. Bd. ea& .rtzt of every ircesoasery artiste, • :o Willamette; A.D. Utak itY'S IIEALTH-ItESTORLSO FOOD v.. 1.1.r.:,..-7be RErALESTA ARABICA. the . . rrulnly , without Obedielse, incoeveakenee, rtomachie, tatestinal. Uwe, and bilious tea. • • , dyspepsit findidestims), habitual eon • . heartburn, fLualcnev. oppremion, di.ten . LA: skin, scurry, krers. sickness of the me ;:t sea, and under all other cliennastances, . er''. v anfmts. tits, slustod. =mine ParalMis. 14:1 lastractiorJ, trelpLing lib., at 2s. ; 11r.; 14b., at 4:a.; super.redaed quality. • s...tahly pac.ed for all e.imates. The UM ts .ales. by Du ltarry and Co. oh receipt of posts carnage tree; the sm.illar aims. carriage ..ce for le. la @Maim to dolt priss.-1:41 N2w bond.etseet. loodea. PATRIC WORKS VT DN. TAMIL. [1:( WATNIC DOMESTIC MEDI • fah svo, cloth, lb. niccully adopted to Mt me d W. fkoond Tboaaand. INno, daft. Is. . v,,i.te to ;hote wh ,are des:roue of esoonene .,,:n.ent in Farohly Pra F.; a Tre...ttse oa :be Ilethod of Root' Infancy; oispri•ing tin .mental E Itteatos. T. , ' , huh nee attached -e ll , encepothie Teestsiest oi Alleteholo 4.101 b. fir ..: ',sic on the potence. 11.41tr.OPATHIC ps.tcncE of PHYSIC. xtit: - .seed tact kat tank. • .re isrenteded, tree el al: coat NT 'lnflate, Upon ki:toted pnee. Isetts. I. St Pea* Chartbrud. C::LVERWEIrb ISEW WOMB. Is. sack by post Is. Id" ENJOYMENT of LIFE. " retraamn, ecd ratios:al use at time." : Rbbag—t‘prtug sad Sumacs Ileralasp—Etc:z. • tbs Warms at Loadas—illa Parka Lassa, Ulna /crests ; :14It Ueda, sad claw pleasant platals—Catur.:ry Trips +—The ilob—London at Sibt—E , emcits at lione—Musar— lasa—Os Laing, Lainkft, aireputp, 116:1.246 Air s Rot, • vaptp..:ast, S. ItEaTa tram Las NOCSIALSd. so:a Is. sack ;by pat. • ID the Will••• 0111006 Titaareh, he. Tta Lehi, of klaoron—lerair.L.ateees of Dahlia. ria. sew edge" to ; te. put, 1•. WHAT to LAT, OHMIC, &n 4 STOW. That Wee aeon pars GPI 4.12 OW Daum may tee" rcr es - of of moot every Vato (c.a.? amil etre) af rt. • .'th oaf etf , elged conet.tatuaa, that hansom the •- te :matt of plow" bortacas or Keay, sod embitter.; *-4.416 atal rim lee the iLet end repeal reislatioe el . . l'a•erafateraffea ; Yam. $9, °within • * RPM% +Jaws.. ie ;beim mem the schae. Az g yli4tase. vs. LATE SIR ROBERT PEEL. . ataanaemaent meets the public eye all r. r of this distinguished statesman cad la .r.tui sill rest nada the roof of his paternal l)riyton Maser, in Staffordshire. C'—Ca lest evening • plain beans drawn by in fy:iowed by nslarning coach and bony, Gardens. On nearing the residence of tad iletssed a handsome coffin, covered with ISA removed from the hearts and Josu.i.em of eight men into the mansion. _ end mourning coach presently withdrew where they remained in waiting. • t y returned into Whitehall-gardens, and is • Lcoitio, af...rwerde tLe coffin, now containing the ttr, lamented deceased, was borne from the TG.lft the courtyard, end &waited in the lame, -et. op et the gates to receive it. The coffin .i, n tisr• wrapper, but not covered with any prieeLed by two footmen in livery, and fob ,y e*.eward .or many years past in the not. b duet entOy. After the coffin had been in Ike literet, the c ,ach drew up and received Mr. p., Viscount Harding', Sir James Lees, anti t'Le liiaLt 11'.a. H. Goulburn, M.l'. The coach preceded at • slow pace throu3b ap Hertia'alaric in the directioa of the I: dlray st.t;ca Wi:llilS. 4 by a large number of persons Whitettagardens, and as the cortege word C.creassd, many persons accompanying ttroochoot the wings line of routs. Neither r„ , ..elt had any feathers, and it was 0b .4 no psFes L., undertakers' men accompanied the ... I,.ticctor Field, with Sergeant Kendall and :eat 1 torr.-on, of the &motive force, and Ms. Inspector .. ti.t were in attendance, the three former 1 • to Lustoniquare with the corlige. • ••• • • 1 .4. d bees r+l4;is to the railway authorities to •:•: be placed on a track and conveyed •t , • ....worth by the mail train. This proceeding is • .g. cony quince of the objection many panichitors travelling in the same train which conveys Ihe company have carriages for the • ~o t, m consequellell Of a request oa the part of the !Wish, the manager of the company, cam , wit Mr. °lye, M.P. (chairman of the board of „ acd the result was that instructions were given • ..cans ►he,ald be conveyed as de•ired. &meal of the corky , ' at the station the hones were ant the hearse placed upon a truck under the Mr. brooks, the superintendent of the station. IT.a wt. so...fluently attached to the train, which left :euotaLt t'.. world hour—a quarter to nine. vole! Hardiest*, Siz Jams Graham, mad Kr. Gni % reia...riad until after the departure of the tnin, and tk.u. rethiniti hose. Mr. freMiik Peal alone aosommulied tLa rimalas to Tamar*. nt which plate amalgamate ked bees sash to receive Ma by a local undertaker. 'I cc I,c•:rai will taka place on Tandy mat. W 4 IT % "HI to be enabled to a4d that Lady Peal was ' l 'os Vaspo.ed yesterday. Iler ladyship will lis town more.• lir *alga MU, Twklunhass, the regatta of and Led, Alias Peak when she will peas a tow days is htinisast wit► her Whims. .tUSF Lail it st.% " ANGLO-IRISH FISHERIES ASSOCIATION. Yeeteedey aftereoen en &climatal Meeting of mem bers of puffamene sad other gentlemen, was held In one of the ants-romma of the House of Comatose in the purr se M ellerillv is egretaaley tre Me. Ward, ta explain the plaits end thognigeeed Aagio-lrieh Fisheries As sminffse. glair Wan emeteied hy n e a rede" M.P. for Kerry. Ameag these preerst, we the Lard Mayor or Dublin, Lord Naas, M.P. Mr. Stained, M.P. Mr. Scully 10 P. Mr. Mauna O'Connell, M.P., Colossi Dena., 111.. P, Major Meehan, MP., tta Mr. WARD stated that the new maenads& which was provisissally registered, and which reposed t• raise • cap!. ad of 20,0001. in shares. lad the leer ioliewiag objects in view : let, to sepply the English and Irish merkate with fresh fish at • moderate rate sad in comparative abundance ,• 2adly, the supply of Europese markets, sad espealelly Ireland which had hitherto been • largagefesemer of t he article, with cured fish; thirdly, to famish employment to a considerable portion of the Irish directly or indirectly, as a large wawa% of sa labour will be trellised is welds, eat the plan and ioarthly, to realise • large profit upon the rmarm,whielt, it was alleged, could net tail to be secured if the pima wen practically and judiciously carried out. He promated te show, by reference to parliamentary reports mad • that thenwas an abundant supply of fish asthief= Ireland, end that fishing woe on the decline fa that esemen ::Ult:the want of espied and enterprise, the detsrteaateri ef the boats employed lathe sweeties, eel Millies et the gear. - The as M Misitiellela papas* as e a= Weeks, with wells, assuaging fle ememeek wit • small steamer to attend on the smacks and convey the fish to the shore. They then proposed convey the fish ever/ zwenty•four Noun to Weston-euper-Mare, near Bristol, whi was to be their principal depot, and then to tray emit it by railway to Olen. enter, Birmingham, Manchester ' and London. B r this moans the fish caught on the Irishs/set would be sold is Billingsgate within 3) hours of their capture wedelns MEW, being killed. An immense additional ads of the artiste In this country wee anticipated, provided a regular periodisel supple from Ireland could be obtained. Ut late, owing to insufficiency and irregularity, the supply had nut kept pees with the advance of the population ; and it was believed that tea times the present quantity would be consumed la Bil lingsgate were the company in full practi.al operation. The consumption in all the great towns in England would also be increased. In the district of Liverpool the demand was enneautw, Mr. 111. Tiernan, fishmonger, of that town, having stated that be had sold 2,0001. worth of herders in eight days and that he had never leas than 4,0001 embarked in the herring trade. Ireland had herself imp( rted no less than 146,0001. worth of cured fish in Isl 4, and her imports of that article for • decennial could not have been rough under 1,000,0001. The United Sates of America, availing themselves of this demand, had exported tith to thew countries, and had realised profits by the undertaking. It was now proposed to make Ireland the Billingsgate of Etgland, France, Spain, and others of the continental countries, in the belief that the capital so employed ea her wasters and southern coasts would tend greatly to ameliorate the condition of her people, and to remunerate all who might become shareholders in the company. The LORD MAYOR of DUBLIN said that as an Irishmen he would hail with feelings of pleasure any pima which was calculated to derzlnp the resources of Me country, and that no jealousy would be anted in Ireland, on the ground that the speculation was an English one. He wished, however, to km,w whether the capital was avail able, inasmuch as that was the cardinal point. Mr. WARD observed that the capital would be forth coming in the City. All that was now required, wee to ob tain the general approval of the Irish members in the =Ma features of the plan. Mr. SAUNDERS, an exteneive Laudon fishmonger, said be was of opinion that a sum of 200,000:. might be profit ably employed in the taking of flab ea the nesters and southern ceases of Ireland. Toe take, however enormous it might be, would find • ready sale in Eeelend, and on the coast M. Srein, where 160,000 tons and fish were annu ally c :mamma. Colony DU NNE observed that so abundant was fish on the coast of Ireland. that be had rometimes sewn the ground ensured with it. He moved a resolution to the effect that the Irish members there assembled approved of the objects set froth in the plan, elthoeitt it was impossible at once to went to the many and varied details connected with it, and thought that it aoatained mach valuable information, and that the formation of • company for the purpose of fishing on the west come of Ireland, judielissly conducted, and provided bote fide with capital, would be highly remunerative. This resolutioa was seconded and unanimously adopted, after which a vote of thanks was passed to the chairman, and the meeting separated. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANRUPTCY. lama& ILL a/3011.10N= liutmuuas. IY lIE STEAD. This was the adjourned last examination meeting in the ease et Hasid Stead, described u a patentee of wooden pay ing, of George-street, Adilphi. After several adjourn ments, the bankrupt now passed on the following statement of accounts, erendigg from the Ist A?ril, 1810, to April last :—To erediters, 8,2521. (of which 3,5001. to owing to his relations); liabilities, 1,5211. ; pro fi ts, 3,345/. - By deficiency at the commencement of the account, 2,3611; paid into mart, 2001.; good debts, bS/ ; property, 261 ; from patents (eat), 1,216 ; law costs and actiots in I se , tainin; patent 'Saber, 3,0811. ; tirade expenses, 1,0311.; home and personal ditto, :, 4861 . ; losses, 1,757/. 1111. Linklater supported the bankrupt. His Honour, after looking through the account+, said be should allow the bankrupt to pass. It appeared he bad loads Am on his premises, and some of his books bad been stolen ; the probability therefore was that this, were the best account+ be could render. The meeting was also an adjourned one for the choice of a trade assignee. Ms. reasell, the official assignee, was chasm DETENTION AND Loss OF NEWSPAPERS IN VIE Pose-orrice.-510 1 11 than one correspondent has recently complaised of the detention and loss of Remmers sent by post. From one place we hear of a paper posted ea Satur day last not being delivered till Tuesday—one day atter the proper time ; in another ease a journal containing the last news about Sir It Peel,was kept back by the Post-office people from eight in the morning, when due, till late in the even ing. Still worse cases have to be told. A Croydin corres pondent rays—"A great number of newspapers are lost in conn'ry post-offices; two letter•carriers nave been discharged from the post-c,ffice in this town for stealing letters and newspapers. A provincial contemporary of yours has lost mom than one subecriber to his journal by an old newspaper being inserted in the wrapper, and his weekly publication abstracted. I have on many occasions sent his publication to friends at a distance, and have titan bad occasion to write a letter by the same post, In which I hadmentioned that I bad sent them a newspaper. I have many times received replies, stating they had received my letter bat no newspaper. I have laid my complaint before the Post-office authorities, but expect no satistutory redress." ELECTION Or SBERITPA OF LONDON AND MID. , DLESZl.—Andrew Caldeoott, Ego , who was on Midsummer day sleeted, with Alderman Carden, to fill the office of she riff of London and sheriff of Middlesex, having intimated his intention of declining to fill the office during the ensu ing year, several candidates have already been named to be put in nomination at the next Common Hall, and yes terday morning the Town Hall as well as Guildhall were extensively placuded with the names of Henry James Coombe', Esq., tie izen and Ironmonger, and George Edmund llodgkinson, fur Sheriff. No day has yet been appointed for the election, as no official announcement of the refusal to serve can be made, Mr. Caldiscott buying fourteen days from the day of election to appear before the Court of Aldermen, who then, on tenure of appearance cr sufficient excuse, order the fiae of 5001. to be recorded, and the Lord Mayor issues his precept for another election. Had Mr. Caldeoott refund before being chosen, the fine would only have been 4001. THE New MEDICAL KNIcIITS.—At the levee held on Wednesday last, her gracious Majesty Queen Victo,ia conferred the honour of knighthood on Dr. (now Si:Thules) Hastings, of Worcester; and Dr. (now Sir Robert) 01111 , 0 1 , physician to the King of the Belgians. Dr. Hastings has been long distinguished as the founder of the Provincitl Medical and Surgical Association, of which important society he was many yam the secretary, the president of its council, and at this time its president. Sir Charles Hastings is also the author of a valuable treatise " On In flammation of the Mucous Membrane of the Lunge," and of " Illustration' of the Noland History of Worcestershire." We have reason to know that the honour of knighthood has been conferred on Sir Charles 11a/tinge solely on public grounds, and from no political or personal interest. Sir Hobert Carswell was formerly professor of pathology in HeAersity College, and was appointed physician to the Lan court on the retirement of Dr. Andrew Comb.. the welLknown author of the great work on " Patho logical Anatomy," the admirable plates of which, all drawn b Sir Itobert's own hand, are still, and must ever remain, models y of e legance and accuracy. Sir Robert Carswell is now in this country, in attendance on Louis Philippe, at the request of hie daughter the Queen of the Belgisur.— Lotted. TIIE METROPOLITAN COMMISSION O Smelts.— Yesterday, at 12 o'clock, a Monthly Court of t he Metropoli tan Commissioners of Sewers wee held at the office, No. 1, Week-street, Soho, for transacting the business of the Wm mission ; Viscount Ebrington, in the chair. A num ber of works were ordered to be emitted, amounting to nearly 8,000 feet of sewer and pipes, at a oat of about 12,0001. The money for them weeks was to be borrowed on the endit of the district rates, at not len than 6 per cent., which cre w s t be repaid by instalments, and to attend over a period of 30 years. SPORTING. LANCASTER RACRS.--TRURBDAL Lk3IO3.IITIZ Cv of 100 soli. ' •disd to . toy of 16 love. each, 10 te, sod 6 oaly if inland. Two nibs and a dl.. (14 maw) Weatheer HAY of Matt" a re., ad Ilb. - Walkrod ever Morrow PLAT& MIK . 3.yr olds, 7st dib; four, Bst 71b ; an, B.t 121,1 001 l oftd, Ost ; moo d:.. allow d Sibs. Rests. 1 sal..rd WE Mr. Meier' Jebaat Amnion, 3 yrs (Theft) 1 1 Mr. lawny Odsrl VW" 3 yrs lir. CI. Ilerewee lessedsa„ 4 7T+, 3 I Mr. ll omnsieS Awns, rs Mr. Clod& ibe lealmer. a yr. Mr. W. laeltoeme ad OM Dest yrs. dr Mr. W. Thawpmeslololloi yrs dr Was My. Hi. Waist-es PLAT' of 100 it ; 3.yr olds, 7st 61b; four, 94 llb ; fies, 24 111 b ; .la aad apd, lost 21b. Ram, 2 miles. Mr. Micron's Woolwich, 4 yrs nr. Parr) 1 I Mr. Onacese's Achyranther j _3 Ire 2 dr Won easy. Lamaism' Win& 87•02. of 6 mous. sea, 3 to, mid 30 added : for 3.yr olds, 7.t; four, Bst 7lb ; Ave, 9st llb ; tad egad, Oat 30b; morn sad geldings allowed Sibs. *c. mil.Oss 110 sod s bat. (8 subs.) Mr. Tabb's (3 me 3 yrs (Ellett) I Mr. Wrstbses mow otilasbara, I yrs 2 A good roes. CARLISLE RACES —THURSDAY. --------- - --- Lacunas HANDICAP of 10 son. nab, k ft, and 40 added; mead to save bin rake. One Mite sad a quarter. (7 subs.) Mr. Ilobson's (liable, 3 yrs, Sat vie (Osborne) 1 Mr. Wilkliaces Bquires Daughter, S yrs, let 71b Woe easy. Coso CASTLI STANDS of 10 OM. eae.b, h ft, and 40 added, for 2 7r-olds. TY C. (3 subs.) Mr. Dawson nd Tightwalat Walked ear. lITIWARDS' &rants of 6 soss. each. 3 ft, and 20 added. Ileats. onus soma I. (6 subs.) Mr. Sabena ad Was kyrs ( \mold) 0 1 1 Mr. livable's (Valhi', 4 yrs Mr. Ileaseitine's Andalusian, 4 yrs — 0 0 2 Mr. Iltank's Sir Astley Caper, S yrs 0 0 Wes is a center _ _ _ _ --- RIR MAJIIISTY'S PLATE of 100 pions ; for 3-yr-olds, 7st 61b ; four, Est 91b ; tbro, 914 21b ; six sad aged, 9st 71b. H. auk two miles. . _ ..... "iir"."L;Woo;;;:ihook Bon ---....—ct.1 , 70 oI I Mr. A. Jolundosesiesny LIEd, 4re .................... I 2 3 Mr. Binsles Banton Bon 3 yrs ....................... 0 0 3 Mr. (.horn'. Ludy nylds. 6 yrs —.... . 2 0 dr Mr. Wintringhlm's Lady I'm off, 3 yrs Mr. Pickering'. Hetet, 3 yrs Torts well contested bests. TIVERTON RACES—WEDNisDAY. TRIAL &nue of 5 ewes. each and 26 sided, one war, 3 tabs, were won easily by Mr. Reed's Clot worker, 4 yrs, fist beating Mr. Harris's Lady Day, 4 yrs, list, sad Mr Waring's Rsrtisl Eclipse, 3 yrs, Set 111 b. TIVIIIITON STALES .f 20 note. each, 10 ft. and 5 only if declared. Twice round and a distance. (17 subs., 11 of whom paid ft.) Mr. Reed's Claltiwarker, 4 yrs, ist 71tr (Williams) 1 Mr. Waring's Manifold, 3 yrs, Mt 11Ib Sir J. Dusts, an ariadne, 3 yrs, CM 41b (belted) Buinivom Cur 01 50 soya., added to a sweepstakes of 10 sow. 'sob, 5 ft. Thrice routed ands dis. (7 subs.) Mr. Rand', Fll:4 . lawaylir,..4 'mm.114 . 5 . 121, and ryas eatea...(nall) 1 1E47 :74 Mr. Waru.g's PurtLlEcliper, 3 !rt., 64 ;lb oohed) 0 Woo easy. LADIES PLATE 01 251, twice round, wail won in three has; lir. Pan's Hobe, 4 yrs, Aist 121 b (Walllams) beating lOst 71b, Partial Eclipse, Bat, and two others. TEDESDAT.-COVETT PLATiof 2.51., once round, was won in three beats by Inn, 10st 12ib (Kr. Within') Dialing Kennett and two other, after a good race. Courers STAIII3 of 7 ton. each, 4 It, and 2 only if de clued, with 40 added. Twice round. Mr. Reed's Clotbw , rker, 4 yrs. 14ot 101 b nor) 1 hr, ticobeh's I.l.lo.city, 3 yr., lOst 131 b ..... .....—..... 2 PArr's Aliadne, 3 yr., Oat alb 3 Won easy. Tows I- LATE was won I,yl,llTb:ewe's Bennett; and the Ecuital Fbara by Mr. Fall's Little Envy, beating several others. CRICKET. THE M.C.C. CLUB WITH BATLEY AND ROYS TON v. THE GENTLEMEN OF THE RUGBY SCHOOL. The match elm:sewed at Lord's ground yesterlay, Fri day. Is was only one day's ploy, we give the se ire : NALTIXIONL—(IIII4 landads.) (Second Innings.) Dom H. Genus:on, b Culvert 1 run out 6O J. Bayley, b eosins „ ... 19 11. R o C. yston, b Cross Lori Bum% B eal bllmith..... 3 4 1, me ....t A. Cassisece. J. Wynne, Esq ,b enutt 3 b Crosse Farl Wintertm, b Calvert J. IL Leeds. Ent, b smith ....„....—....„ 0 J. P. Mayo, Esq, b Smith C. Hem Esq., run out „. is —. Wickham, Esq., not out Byes 6,1. b. 3, wide 6, no tall wide 3, no b.ill . 21 Total kruse.—(kint Innings.) W. M. Lease, Req.. 4 Wick- llt Trevor, Eql.,b Itnyv•on ... I ham, b Royston J. 11. ern.e, /...n., b Bayley . 10 P./raver, EN., b Royston ... 4 O. Graham, Ens , a limed, b IL R. Johnvtone, Fog.. not out II Iti.vst.o II Byes 3, I. bI,*I le ,no C. (*Avert, Esq., b Royston J. Smith, lig., b Bayley A. P. Law, t.... 1 . run uut A. Inghtoo, Log., run uut _ 1 DOVER v. CAWS. The return match between these dubs WM commenced at Calais, on Monday lest. From the well-known play of both clubs, a treat for those patrons residing in the north deport. agent of France was looked forward to with great interest. Dover, having won the choice, to:k the bat, and, after roma severe play, made a score of 51-a very smell number on piper, but something considerable when the beautiful bowling and lively state of the ground gave the ball more the resemblance of a shot from cannon than from the hands of man. The Calais club now took their perition at the wickets ; but the steady bowling and good fielding of their opponents obliged them to relinquish their innings with a score of 51; thus the let innings proved a tye. Dover again took the bat, but ere the umpire Wed time had lost three wickets without adding anything to the score ; but leav ing Messrs. Wellard and C. Phipps to take care of the timber with a score of 12 runs. Thus ended the first day's play, the odd. seeming rather in favour of Calais. On Tuesday, the Dover club continued at the wickets, end put the score of 70 for the Calais club to obtain in their nest innings. The Calais club now went in, and soon lost five wickets for 11 runs: 8. Gee and R. James were now in Burge of the stumps, and after some careful play advanced the score to 27, when the umpire of the Dover club, on being ap pealed to by the bowler, pronounced James out-leg before wicket. On this the Calais party were so exasperated with the lOU of their best batman, that there was every appear ance of a disturbance, when the Doverians allowed James to take the bat again, on which their umpire immediately left the play, and Calais soon obtained the score, the Dover players taking no interest in the ems. poen.- (First Inning.) (Second Innings.) W. Bootlace, b by Mellows A. Wellanl, bby Atkin ~..........-. 1 cby James, bby Atkin lB C. nip" oby Atkin . ............... e try S. Oce, b Atkin , 3 It. lloittum, c Mellow, 11, Atkin ... run out - - 0 S. fuwthen, leg before w.eket O. Smith., c by M. Gee, b Atkin E. Gibbon., bby Mellows ..... bby Ilauledine --.....-. • D. Steddy, bby Atkin .......... .....-. thrown by hubs ......... 0 E. EAlwards, nut out ..... b by Atkin C. Phipps Jun., bby Atkin ...... ... bby Ilseledine ............. 0 T. Wilt, Ib w -... bby Atkin W, 10, 14 13; lb, 1 - - Total 5 Total 7O CALM.. -(First Innings.) (Second Innings.) It. Hulse, b Pliipps, sen. I). Oee, b Gibbons G. Pyeroft, b Gibbous It. Mellows, a Viellard, b Gibbons- b Gibbons. 0 It. James, ruarout not out ......... ............ 18 11. Gee, b Phipps, son.. L. Atk.n, e B . ,Seethes, b Phipps, sem 2 11. Atkinson, e Moldy, b Gibbose( 0 c b Phipps .. J. 11.. a. Mine, b Phipps, men 0 W. siievingters, nut out Fred. Harvey, m 11. Sonthen, Phipps, sen. W. O : 4 2 1, 11 0 ll W.11;b,2 Total 5l Tetal ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB. The Match for the GRAND CHALLINGS Cur. open to all Royal Yacht Chiba, took plan yesterday. The following yachts had be en entered to contend, half • minute per ton Ming allowed fur dill eence of tonnage : Cynthia, 50, John Wicks, Eeq. ; Cygnet, 35, H. Ltalbton, Hsq, ; blusquito, 50. L-ird Londesborougb ; Diana, 62, J. L. Craigie, The conditions upon which the Cup—a beautiful piece of plate, value 200 gs., was gives, were that It should be won two yesn by the same owner, to become his permanent pro , party. It was first presented last seasoa, and won by the Cygnet, who, in the event of victory yesterday, would have deprived the club of ite possession. After a very interesting stngele, however, the yachts came in thus: Ito M 0 h. esquite, the winner, at m. tn. Cynthia C ygne t 6h .5 4m. SS Lord Alfred Paget pc...sated the Cup to the noble owner, with an &pimping' sildna, whisk was duly responded to. The Nepaulese cramaigr tmdlola were amongst the spec tators of the owe. &KALI. LlviNas.—A 'stars has been published, showing the number of ensell livings augmented by amen d.tlonal grants from the fund at the disposal of the Eccle siastical Commissioners. The total number of livings to which (rents have been made is 791, and the total actual nouns of permanent annual sussoantations is 44,0891. MONEY MARKET. PAIDAY Emarnro. MS assosat of thelesiti_ou of the Bank of England he altslna Maw trday, the 29th of June, ; lBso, porwalat to the sot 7 and 8 Yid., e. 32, is net t 11111111IMAID.—Accomer far taw We* wane Jinn M. M. 11011111111 .........graTir ` Ci v orenoms e. t Debt— AM me 3160 .. Other ohs 1111 2.1.9Pn ... • 0014 Oohs sad Beam 19016.597 ••.• WM &Wits 519,158 60 3 3130.733.765 £10.123,753 a 111111if1111 effrAlMilf. 0 4 4 tai •••414.163.000 Gomemmest, semettim • •••• •••• • • • L05T.250 dads& Dead WM*l b li Annuity) .—. £14,375,1M 50a 30 Otkerilsoaritles Noise 11.619.1 sadl Goad Mbar OM 731.348 ... VI 1:12::ig? 30 231.711.177 M. MARSTIALL. Gl weediloor too 181 July 4,1097. The above returns, when compared with those for . tit the week preceding, exhibit the fallowing changes: la• Cinsulation issue £30,226,766 Llamas £.13.470 i; Ciroulation active rildla deposits Other deposits Government INClllitiell is 15 banking department. 14,375,826 Increase 60,056 . 3 ,! Other securities is ban king le Coinbdepartat 11,679,773 liters.. 664,337 1 and ullion in both departments ..... Seven day and other bills 1,246,727 Imam 63,667 . 4 1 The Item 3,067,2.50 Increase 2,620 The Reserve 11,656,258 Decrease 467,655 23 The premium on gold yesterday at Paris was 9 per 10 mille,which, at the Reglish mint price of 31. 17s. 10/d. gg per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.371; and the exchange at Paris on London at en 9 t• short being 2 5.45, it follows that gold is 0.31 per cent rs dearer in London than in Paris. ma By the latest advice* the price of gold at Hamburg it was 432; per mark, which, at the English Mint price so of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives io :i an exchange of 13.8/; and the exchange at Hamburg 40 on London at sort being 13.8, it follows that gold is r 0.34 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in London. 10 5 By last advice. the course of exchange at New 17 York on London for bills at 60 days' sight is 1101 is per cent., and the par of ear:hangs between England 121 and America being 109 23.40 per cent., it follows r,. that the exchange is nominally 0.67 per cent. in 'a. favour of England ; and after making allowance for 23 difference of interest, and charges of transport, the rt present rate leaves a small pr :fit on the importation to of gold from the United Stater. 11 1 he foreign exohargis for this mail present little g , variation from the ruling rates of Tuesday. Bills on Se Hamburg were more numerous in the market, and 1 ,: ;be course in consequence went higher ; whilst on Frankfort and Austrian places the rate was a trifle 12 lower. Negotiations were effected a. follows: st. *me. Prises segottited. 9 Fran To Dunbar, Amsterdam Ditto. Itererdem Antwerp Brun& ..... ...--... " ..... .... 23 115 Tees @beet. 35 121 176 19 33 62 Mareri lles ...... 13 63 7O M. Frankfort E %Senna, ...... 10 40 Treece — " 12 .-... . 20 Mairtd ..... ........ .. .. . ... " ...... 49 1..-.• 1 16 Cedla l4 49 to. ». 3O 63 Genoa Naples Palo.= l6 121 64. Mer.rms Ll.bon 9O dzys date 53 1 tit O:,orta ........ A very just complaint has recently been submitted 1m by the principal buyers of East India indigo to the * chairman of the indigo broker., pointing out the lots i t arising to the purchasers of indigo by receiving the a tare as marked on the chest when first worked. When la indigo has lain twelve months or more in Mere, sad B is again shot for the purposes of sampling and exami- 11 4 nation, a considerable breakage of the cakes takes I t place, whereby the bulk is so much augmented, as to s render it ab,olutely . necessary to increase the size of is the case before the indigo can be returned to the ori- 4 ginal package. This process, which takes place nine times out of ten, when the indigo has been any lecgth " of time in core ' adds more or less to the weight of 10 the case, from additional wood, clamps, nails, &c., 2 0 i and tae tare is consequently increased in the same 10 ratio ; bat for this no additional tare is allowed, the 26 I i custom of the trade hitherto having been to receive r, the chest at the tare originally marked upon it. To is remedy this aril, a proposal bas been suggested , and V,l will be made through the proper channel to the im- 10 pont re, to have all East India indigo re-tared after it / 4 1 1 has been longer than one year in the country. From `" the inquiries we have made from parties interested in 20 the Calcutta trade, we have good grounds to con- les r chide that so reasonable a proposal is not likely to so ' meet with the least opposition on the part of the im- 12 porters of East India indigo. 25 A new bank is advertised for the metropolis under at. the title of the " London and Suburban Bank." The 23 following is the published announcement : " This bank is founded upon the Scotch principle, and will 6 1 be incorporated under the statute 7& 8 Vic. c. 113 se _ (Peels Bank Act), which was passed for ensuring the 20 r claims of deositors and limiting the liabilities of t o ' e shareholders. " 20 St. Petersburg letters of the 29th Jane mention t a considerable transactions in flax with the minor se t , dealers at 110 and 109 r., besides about 900 tons of 20 n Ardomatsky and Kgroleff at 112 and 113 r. for 12 ; e head, and other sorts in proportion. It was estimated 20 " that in the whole about 7,000 toes were sold, leaving il 1 1 only about 3,000 tons of the supply for sale. With 20 the exception of 500 casks tallow on the spot, taken . 2 ! o in the early part of the week at 109 r., nothing had I; It been done in this article. In hemp and linseed there " were no transactions. Of deals about 6,000 dczea Gromoff had been done at 12; r. Wheat was offer -3 lug at 21 r., at which rate 600 chetwerts had been i s taken for shipment to Hull. The rates of height o and exchange were unaltered. 4 THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. Consols opened this morning at yesieiciai'sciOsing quotations, 961 to 97 ex div., at which business was done for some time, but numerous small sales, both for money and account, depressed the market, and threw prices back to 96:: to „their present quotation. The Three per Cent. Reduced were dote at 971 to ; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 09 and 981. _ Exchequer Bills have been done to some extent, at 095., 075., and 705., prem. for all kinds. India Bonds, under 1,0001., marked 90s. and 87s. prem. Long Annuities have been done at 81 and 5-10; ditrl, 30 years , 1859, at 8. The foreign stocks maintain yesterday's quotations, except tho South American State Securities, which have not sustained the recent advance in value, and are all fiat to-day. Buenos Ayres mark 58 to 59; Maxi can, 30 to 1; Peruvian, 821; Grenada have improved to 181. The business done comprises : Buenos Ayres Bonds for amount at 581, 58, and 59. Danish Five per Cents., at 1001 and 101. Dutch Twe-and-a Half per Cents., for account, at 561, cx div.; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 88Z. Equador, at 31. Grenada, at 18;i, 7,, and 1. Mexican, for account, at 301, 30, and Z. I'eruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1819, for the 16th instant, at 821 and ; ditto Deferred, at 36. I'ortuguesc Five per Cents., at 86. ltuenan Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 96; ditto Scrip, at 51 and 3 prem. Spanish Three per Cents. at 371, ex div. Venezuela Deferred, at 13 and 121. ,90 i ENOLIBII FUNDB.—Ter DAY. Moak (!lock, p 0 11 ' ',par CLOoi, A f i r.; ei Ilwl.Boos, 871 3 vet Ct. mom. aims, bhut. 1011E11 {per Ot. Att(trlan Bonds, 41 per (L Neg. llon4Nllll 91 26 per cent., per CL 11,1 L, 00 2 10It10 Now. 00 01 6 par Cl. Know Arm. 68 60 1(1tto Chnbut &ht. Pd 10/ intto Culutab. Dot 14k„ Oulumblan lique/Inr Ilk., 31 i 3 pro Cl. iirm‘h MIL, 73 6 14 per Ct. hutch 1145.,11 6 4 par Vt Dutch Cutts., 66 31 per Licia•quir Bins. Ve. to 7s. pet l7o. Mann," MIL, 144 19 Imola Marna 1991:, i 4 ade.n . ar o i l 4si3 3 17 ..1 I two Over& . pot 01. pi_s_OL elm Own. rTr i l& b n DM, fi j.uO fil . as 7 1.111:i RAILWAYS. Tau DAT, Two o'Crecn. The railway share market is characterised by some degree of flatness, which at this moment uniformly pervades the market. Prices, however, have given way very little. Brightens mark 84 ; Midlands, 34i; Great Northern, 10a ; South Sauterne, 141. 4.1 Diana RAJLWAYL Claing prices Irertatay. 4. 1: 4 1 rat." !+ Mo. Preference 6 &rim & Flans. EordJuileat (Gt. Wart. 216 Emliagf callodulypd ,otwlthytuar. lb D. without' guarantee 16 Dim., Wok., ood Dudley eaDodulypd., orwlthiguar. ta 16 Do. wI lvJk Ninoronte, 11l Stris.Woow Valley 100 Bristol mud Zoom I7i roaookZLhazooltin; 10 Do. £lO Preference .. 60 Chester sad Holyhead .. 13 Do Preheeneo ...1 421 Dublin sad Ifeittat June... 36 Bast Is ika. A ril i rE. WH:j . 21 Do. none.Ct.Pref. 20 Gestern Co 10 Do. Kew Pre. p. CC. Do. Pat., 5 p. Ct., No.l 61 Do. do. N 0.2 SO Do. do. S per Cent 49 Do. New 23 Oaten' Colon, sham * A film E. U. MO 2S be. sirs B. sed C ditto 20 Do. Scrip (dna. 6p. a.) 23 Last Lanc.tahue 23 East Linculcahlre Goa. renterd I; pa Cent. .. SO Edinburgh and (.I.mr 21 keeter,Veorll,& 34 Great Northern 12. Do. shares,A,Delerned 111 Do. i shares, B, 6p. Ct. I Do. b per Cent. Pref.. 60 Gt. tlontirand West.(lre.) 11 Do. MANN 100 Great North of inglnd... 35 Do. New Liu 30 Do. New LSO 11 Do. New Sl5 leo Great Weetern IS Do. New XII so Hull and Selby 25 Do. shares . . 124 Do. i shares 50 Lanosatcr and Outlets -. 115 Do. Thirds 100 Lancashire and - Yorkshire 231 Do. shares Ili Do. Fifths 16 Do. Thirds _ 10 Do. New ( . dna. 6p. Ct.) 111 Do. Wan haling Union 50 Leeds and Brodlord 30 Leeds and Think .* 6 Do. Pref. 6p. Ct. No. 1 14 De. Do. No. 2 S Do. Do. No. 3 9 Do. Pref. Quarters, lea 114 London end h%laokw.ll Lou I Lon., itruthwo, s o.Const 100 Do. New eta. 6p. Ct... 9 Do. guaranteed sp. Ct. late Croydon Thirds 50 Do. Pref. 5 re? Cent....l 20 Do. Ceara. 6p. a-111521 121 London sued Oreenelsh... 20 Do. Preferesos . 100 London h North-Weston 12 Do. do. New j shares... 19 D o. 1 1);. .60;11.,Ii;o04111. () 100 London k liouth.Weoterni 431 Do. New, £5O $4 Do. New, £4O Wan 521 191 m. 21 10 lb. 17 16 de. 146 2 15 21 66a. 41 4 dte, 14 16 6 9 71 8 31 618 34 32 :41 24 dis 144 154 122 123 .5 27 14 13 di& 18 184 4 4 el i I 20 ILowestoltGuar4 irceat. El/Taiii..6l4:.7an6laireit 1 .00 Maocli., , liel. t &Lincolostt. 25 Do. 1 shun., No. 1 ... 10 Do. yew CIO Pref. .. ... 41 Do. St an.a LlneLUnion' 30 D0..C50 ;hares 100 Do. 11:rm. mad 13 4 ;i 4 ,. 100 Do.luae.B.YD.•p. C. 100 Norfolli 15 Do. New , le Do Extension I Guarun. 3/ per Ct. IS North itrhish 5 Do. Preference 174 North Staffordshire. 50 Oxford, Wore &Waver. 33 Preston and %ere 10 Do. aborts IA) I 13 Read., Guild., until:Aga,' 41 Royston 1 Do. Stiepreth Eztenaion 23 Scottish Central ... 131 Shrew. & Diem., Class A V Do„ Claw h I Do., New Guaranteed... iffueesbury and, Chester 10 Ito. Halves 29 Do. Oswalt, 1 Do. New 10 Do. 3 per ce n t . Pref. ... 61 Shropshire Unica 50 South Devon 23 Do. Prefereace South Staffordshire 331 booth Na 3 East. en Do. 10 Do. No. 4 Reristered 47 South Wake 131 olieff.,Both.,&Goole, Guar. 3 per Cent II id& 54 9 104 41 1 s, 1p 4 4 pa. 1 IP.. 1 112 Pa - 91 71 db. .71 6f dia. 9 iii 6 3 4 6 1 dim 12 13 4y di. 7 8 9 1. 4 1 1 : ?V s. 14 146 41 24 26i 696 171 18 20 Waterfordind Kilkenny...l 1 50 Wear Valley, 6p. Ct. gun. , 23 Do. du. do. do.l 25 26 SO Wilts, Somerset, s.Wey to. 40 42 o i 2.3 York,Neweastle 61derwick 114 151 20 Do. Ext. ( York& Newca. 1 10 die. 8 Do. G.N. E. Punch or Piet ' 4 41 die. SO York and North Midland. 15 151 10 Do. Preference ... ... 3 21 dia. TOILYION RAILWAYS. 31 Anglo.ltalion slate Italian and Aurtr.an) ... I 41 die. 20 Boulogne and Amiens ... 7 7 20 central France (Vierzon) 14 141 8 Dutch Rhenish ... ... 61 61 die. East 'Wien .. ... ... 1 4 pm. 20 Do. 5 Great Indian Peninehm ... 1 1 pre. I Do. do. ... ... p.ir p m . 8 Luxembourg ... ... ... 7 6 die. 10 D 0.. .. .. ... ... 71 7 die. 20 Nemurand Lisp ..,. ... 9 r 18 Northern of France... ... 14 144 7 Orle.ms and Ilordeaux ... 2; 21 20 Peri.; and 011 e-ins ... ... SO 32 20 Paris and Rouen ... ... 231 23 13 Pais and Mlraabourg .. 8 6 20 Rouen and [lucre ... .. $4 91 20 Sambre end Moue ... ... 21 21 12 Tome and Nantes ... ... 101 101 die. HI 2 i 23i I LIVERPOOL, July 5. Broca-Sxmaxott—Tha market was very steady to-day, and business was slightly improved.— Lanesslaire end Yorkshire eonsoL, 37—Ditto (sth gams), 9—Ditto (321. eh.), 91 e.1.-ILonlon bind Ntxth Western, 110—Ditto (new 1 shares), 13-16 1 p.—Ditto 111111 sham), 1 p.—Midland, 351—Ditto it shares), 241 3-16 1 3-16 a. d.—North ['Mon A, 2971—South tasters and Dover, 11• Ditto, No. 4, registered, 4 15-16—York, Nacelle* and Berwick (U. N. t, 8 per mot. tin '9l'), 4 11-16 d.—Dutch Rhenish, 3 13-16 d. BIRMINGUAII, July 6. Swoem-ExerwArrem—Tble share market wu rather firmer ti-day. Loudon and North Westerns mundane at 110, and North Stattords closedat 111 II dia. MANCHESTER, July 5. BToon-Itiososon.—The amount of business done was moderate, 'Ern the market closed execentogly tlt.n, especially in Lanca shire and iorlAure stock. LEEDS, JWy 5. STOMIIICILIANOII.—We bad a rather firmer market this morning, but rery little business doing in any kind of shares. The chief Mile this morning we re in 504 illidlAnds, at 24 04.; Think lallAfiere were dune at 21M. NottTH BRITISH.—A special general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held in Edinburgh, on Thursday, Mr. Learmotitia in the chair, to reeks arrange ments fora further loan of 203,0001., in consequence of cer tain of the recently-elected directers declining to join in raising the needful funds for the completion of the works. The Chairman then addremed the meeting, and concluded by pro posing resolutions to the effect that the report submitted by the directors be approved of, and that, in terms of its recommendations, the directors be . authorised to borrow a further sum, not exceeding 250,000 t., in addition to the 200,0001., authorised to be borrowed in March last, to meet the company's liabilities, until the funds and property belonging to them, but not immediately available, be realised—that the directors bo authorised to give the neces sary notices of application to parliament in the next session to sanction and confirm the raising of these monies by loan or otherwise, as the shareholders may hereafter determine— and that as soon es the neci.stary powers were obtained, and the funds realised, the directors should at a special general meeting foreign their situations, leaving it to the meeting to appoint whom they would—and that the three vacancies occasioned by the retirement of Messrs. Laycock, Johnson, and Sprat, be nut filled up at present. The resolutions having been seconded, were agreed to, and the meeting separated. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mtun. Coopr and Davis report the trails rather better, at the following quotations :—Prim• Meadow, 704. to 785.; inferior, 631. to 661.; new, 60,. to 701. ; Rowels, 64. to 601. ; Motu, 70s. to 804. ; new, 60e. to 685.; Straw, 24g. to 28s. • I 4 Be Ala I IPa 27 SS ii è 4 63 • p. 61p0t.. 6.7 17 1/f 7 71 p 34 i a db 11 1 1 1 1 1 7 11 11 1 1 Pis 1 56 - ii sy 4 154 1 31 64 7 74 281 29 fp 25 f 11 If 13$ 13i Ms 2 31 4 4 dls 10f 101 29 81 f 4pm 213 23$ 93 95 74 72 32 37 591 591 71 7Ma 98 96 49 49 soy 214 23 85 par Iym 36 38 18 15 dl.. 92 94 018. 10 94 di.. 12 124 84 8 018 93 94 61 7i 3 5 die. S 58 di d 2 1 die 1 dig 4 4 SS /14 1137 189 'II Ili IS 60 66 60 lOi II 731 lii 109 110 _ 11 die TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEER. fNumeftW.aN itecApts. 1849: 1860. - 7 7 1 - 876 18 Mi 164 100 221 126 1681 220 100 224 143 1881 230 ii 6 436 ► 2 i 170 ill 239 2i51 15 ii 4 160 lid 491 i ao 17,i 47 30 68 163 BRITISH. 711 211 1071 Aberdeen Ballast sad Ballymena Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire Bolton, Blackburn. & Vi aYorit. Bri.tal and Exeter 1849. , 1850. 673! 568 997 ; 1,239 420; 407 4,813, 4,669 5,84 1 6,194 2,0041 3,326 2431 360 890, 1,03? 1,383; 1,402 - 456 526 667 151 148 Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath Dundet.,Perth,Aberdeen J zinc Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian But Lancashire Eastern Cnunties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glugow Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Furness Railway Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr__ I Glasgow, Paisley ,and Greenock Great Northern& B. Lincolnah Great Southern and Western I I) Groat Western Lancaster and Carlisle _ __ _ 2901 256 71# 211 107# 72 Lsneadiire and Yorkshire Leeds and Think Literpool,CroAy, & Southport London and North Western London and Blaekwall London, Brighton, and S. CO&SI London and 8 otioh Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c. Manchester, Sheff & Lincoln Manchester and South Junction Maryport ant Carlisle Midland Midland DreatWeaern.(l) Newcastle and Carlisle North British North Stafford•hire Scottiah Central Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Drinincham Shrewsbury cnd Chester Shropshire Union South Devon South Eastern SouthYork.,Doncaster & Goole Taff Vale Ulster West Cornwall Whitehann Junction York, Nene 'pd., Berwick York and North Midland FonstoN. 6'l3' 764 3,3901 3,612 16,487116,366 1,3771 2,607 .3,3161 3,479 . 2,244 2,346 - 468 2,649' 1 2,476 [ 1,069 :1,167 2,006 3,533 3,769 4,476 27482 3,823 14.355116,076 2321 1,164 2411 272 44,910149,077 Amiens and ILulogne Dieppe Montereau and Troyes Northern of France Orleans to Bluntes Orleans to 11 r had: Paris and Oricans Paris and Rouen Rouen and Havre 1,196 1,190 10,675;12,602 :3,377'13,316 156 167 154 206 3.747 6,479326 - 601. 681 21,583, 22,961 1,1001 1,304 2,0991 2,268 2,703 3,328 - 4,644 1,213, 1,445 3331 415 113{ 618 1.431 1,538 2.56 457 1,993 2,165 9,,402 13,538 - 1,057 2,205, - 736 , 871 2891 349 226 221 14,684,15,766 7,003, 8.267 1,072: 1, 2 01 4301 636 687. 904 11,716:17,902 2,331', 2,817 MINES. (From the Mining Jour,ral.l 6.912! 7.819 6,042; 6,127 2,881! 2,518 There does rot appear to have been more than an average amount of business transacted duti..:r the week. We hey. had inquiries for shares in several mints, but the prices generally were under the quotttions ; in some instances, however, shares have been , :one at an advance . Inquiries ar. , being made for Wes: Carathn, South russet, Treviskey and Ranier, Allred Conso l e, Tretasyne, . . Shares in the followinu mines have chanced hands during the week :—Devon Great Cunrels, Est Wheal Rose, South Basset, %Wet Caradon, Trelawny, East Buller, Pvnil aaaaa , Bedford United, East T Herodefoot. llenncck, Doren, OU'lllll., Alfred Consols, Tremsyne, Camlnrne Console, Trefnais, incroft, Wheal Bawden, Wes , Po*,:)o.b, Mary Ann, Stray Park, Wheal Lanofurd, Tavy Consols, Tamar Wheal Treecoll. Ilasvkrceor, St. Anbyn and Grylls, Disk: Wall', Wheal Franco, Allt-y-Crib, Botch France., Wheal dec. In faeign mines the transactions have taken plans in Steatite°, St. John del Rey, United Mexican, Berms Range, Cobr., Imperial Brrellien, Unarm, Auvtrailtn. By rreeat accounts from South Australia ' we learn that the directors of the Barra Barra intended to deelnem a ditched at the rate of 200 per mar. in March Nat. EXPORTATION OF THIS PRECIOUS METALS. - The fol lowing are the of returns or the exports of silver from the port of London for the past week :—Siberr bar, to St. Petersburg. 687.750 r z. ; coin to dittz, 623,890 cz. ; ditto to Dunkirk, 200.000 cz. ; di.to to B 'wham, 29,000 ; ditto to Baulogne, 2,200 cz.—Tutal, 1,359,879. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING LANZ, SATMDAY Moaxixo. The chief feature of importance in the Colonial =whets this week has been the al:. ration to-day art the duties leviable on Sugar, in the reducti,n of 1:. upon the firmer seals for British, and 1.. lid. on that for foreign; the bu'k of the for • mu being now ednaissable at I Is., and that of the latter at 17e. per cwt. This alteration has not had any inflames upon the rates for the ar icle, excepting the very low kind', which declined slightly, the closing prince to day being for the biter Potts filly equal to these of last week, atol the market altogether app.:ring firm. Several parcels ( . ..7 foreign have changed hands by pri vate cantract. Coffee remains in aci oiler position to that of the previtus week. Imp rtus have c xhibtted fins neu by not peering sales, end the t utiness bar therefore been somewhat limited. Native ha., however, changed hands, at 435. 63. per cwt., under which there are now no sellers. Fine Rice his commani'ed high rates, of which kind several parcels have been off 'red ; and Saltpetre has been sold at about Leiner iixotatims. Pepper continue firm, while in other kinds of Spies not any alteration hes occurred. The Tea market hu gone on Improving, and fair common Congou is scarce. at 101 d. per lb., while the qmlities up to Id. are more readily saleable. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market is !trade, at yr st.•rday's prices, with but little doing. Town Tallow is voted 331., nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, :if I. ; Octoba to De cember, 371. 91.; October to December, i!eparata months,336. to 31. MARKET AVERAGES, July 6.—Town Tallow, 3.85. ; fat ditt', 25.; yellow Russian Tallow, ;;Ss. 61. ; melted staff, 295. ; rough ditto, 17s. ; Talow graves, 91. ; good dregs, Os. The transactions during the past week in Hussies en the spot have been of little ailment, and pr.vious terms *re sep• ported with difficulty. Thera ire sellers of fine P.Y.C. at 36e. 61. to 365. 9J., and of interior sorts, at 31. to 6d. par cwt. less. Not much has been transicisd for delivery in lent three months of the year, 4:1,1 the rates accepted ere 375. 6d. Home melted is offered at 333. to 3 is. dd. nett cash, bet hes been only in limited request, end there is no decrease of supply. COVENT GARDEN.-THIS DAY. Vegetables are abundantly supplied. Strawberries and Hot-house Grapes are both plentii..l, and the limo may ber said of Pine-apples. TO supply of Peaches end Nectarines is still well kept up It.pe Gooseberries fetch from 41. to 6.. pir half sieve. Walnuts and Chestnuts us abundant; Oranges and Lemons, Olt tub scarce, are suffi cient for the demand. Young Carrots and Turnips may be had at from 3.1. to tid. a bunch. Potatoes fetch finale Id. to 2d. per lb. pineapple~ per lb., Ss to Crapes, bothou.v, p. lb., 2. to I:4 •Prawborries per pan., tid Lludoebegria. Oral. per ht. sitcc, _ . Leptons, per do, to to 2s ()ranges, per doz., nd. to to C*l per 100. Sr. to 12s. ►lmond*, per peck, Gs is6;lG; Veal Cherries, per lb., (ht tl le td Peaches, per doz., Os to !Ss Nectarines, per do r., Co to I , s Melons, each, /'to ths sucvt, per lb., .s to .s Walnuts, per ISO, Is enl to !!. per bush., Pis to 24s Nuts, liar., p. bush., 20s to 22. —p, buAb to IQs Currm t., per It ill itieve, 4. to Co .11.opbtrrie., per rute, 64 to SI Kent Cos, tuos'im tarts - - . VEOIPTAISLES. French Ittans, rs. 100,1 s tote Sholtots. per lb., 01 to tild Asparaguo, per beadle, 9d to 4.9 Mums, per hunch, 22 to 02 os, 2s to 4s Lettuce, Cab., p. owns , Rhubarb, p. bundle, 22 to 42 snanish. p. doe., Is t9l to is Coblsteeo per doz., tld to Is Itt chokes 2. to 40 per dec. Cauldtowers, per d Peas, per slew, Is Id to I, 22 to Is CN's, per wore. 0,1 to Is Iron., per nitre, Is 62 to 261. Ra1i , 11.0.1. per 12 hands, lid to Is Green's, per doz.. Is to Is 62 Mushrooms, per pot., 92 to 21 0,1 Sorrel, per halt store, nil In %I Smut sattuls, p. pun.. 2,1 to . 91 Potatoes, per ton, Ms to lOde Fennel, per bunch, Al to 3d per cwt., les to Its :Savory, Kr hooch, 24 to 34 per bush., to to be Thyme, per bunch, 22 to 3d Turnips, perdue, bon., Is to Cs Parsley, p. doz. bun., lo to 29 Red Item, per doz., Is w2s Moots, per Stle.,9,L to Is Cucumbers, each, Id to Id Martorms, per bunch, Sal to 92 Leeks, per bunch, 3d to est Mtn!. green, per boreh, 22 Celery, per bundle, Is to Is 02 I 1 thyme Hallistb, pre bill., Is to In Carrots, per .100. bun., ill. to 1;1 I :..r1..., pa lb., tato M opasscb, per mole It. &1m Ss Veld Ible yarrows, per dee., 1.. Wstereturs, per ' dos. bombe:, to ts thl It 34 REVENUE OF TILE PORT OF GLANOON.—At the last meeting of the Clyde trustees the Lora Provost said that the treasurer had handed to Mm the annual statement of the revenue up to June 30, 1830, which showed a Ter, satisfactory increase over the previous year. The tool re venue, up to the end of last month, was 64.2711 17.. 3d. Llat re►r it wu 69,0341. Ids. Id. showing an incrase of 6,2373.35. 2d. ni i 831 4 109 j it 121 I 13 35 43 14 ITS 7171 721 FRUITS. 1 ; 1 1 ' • i, k I . i ' 11 i ll , , 1 •• •