The Press. — London, England, 1853-06-18 00:00:00

JUNE 18, 1853. altered. Barley, beans, and peas bring fully Mondays prices. There is a rod trade for oats, and in some tn. stances Monday's pnces were exceeded. Flour is fully as dear, and the finest brands are in request. Holders of cargoes of wheat from the South show more disposition to sell, and some business has been done at a trifling reduc tion. London avenge prices and sales of grain :—Wheat, 3,339 qrs., 475. sd. : barley, 081 qrs., 275. ; oats, 0,10:3 qrs., 181. Ild. ; rye, 215 qrs., 315. 4d. ; beans, 181 qrs., 38s. ld ; peas, 21 qrs., 355. Ild. Surrerret.n.—The supply of beasts on sale to-day was but moderate as to number, and rather deficient in quality. Most breeds moved off slowly, yet Monday's prices were well supported. The primest Scots realised la. Ad. to 4a. dd. per sibs. We were fairly supplied with sheep, in which a good business was doing at full quotations. The best old Downs were worth 4s. Bd. per Sibs. Although the num bers of lambs were on the increase, the demand for that description of stock ruled firm, at an advance of 21. per 81bs. The top figure was Os. 4d. The supply of valves was very extensive. The veal trade was finn, at full prices. The highest quotation was ss. per Sibs. In pigs very little is doing. Milch cows were in fair request, at from 151. 10s. to 191.55. each, including the calf. COAL EXCHANGE: Prices at present are quoted :--Best W. E. coals, 15s. 6d. to 16s. ; other sorts, 14s. to 15s. PRICES CURRENT. 3 per Cent. Consols Ditto for Account 1 per Cents Reduced 3i per Cents Long Annuities Bank Stook. 7 per Cent India Stock, 101 per Cent Exchequer Bills, ld. per diem India Bonds, (1,000) s Qt( losing Prices. 'ATI ON. Tateed.l Wed. iTh 98 99 101 1 151 Belgian 41per Cent. Ditto Brat Ulan 5 Do. New 4l Buenos Ayres 0 Chilies 8 Danish 5 Ditto 3 DIA. (Ex 12 Guil )21 Ditto 4 French 3 Granada Deferred Greek, red — Do. blue — Mexican 3 Do. Account 3 Peruvian 4l Portuguese 5 Ditto 4 Russian 5 Ditto 44 Sardinian S 59astal 3 Do. 140% , Deferred 3 Ditto (Patel% e) • . Ip'essezusla .. —34 99 101 299} awn An Aceount, pursuant to the for the week eluting on Bnt lOW= DZ Note% issued £31,991,065 91,991,065 BANKING DI Proprietors' Capital A 14,548,000 Rest Public Deposits• 4,737,044 Other Deposits Seven Day a other Bills . • Including Exchequer, Si National Debt, and Dividend 4. put. - 1 4; di Al 103 10Jt 9$ 99 101 22t I 2201 58. pin Wed. Frid 36 116 1011 )3 x d 102 e u x di 103 94i x 4$ 23t illtilol I ZNI Act 7t 229} 5,. pm. 29 117 1024 Mt xti 1011 a 1031 95 4$ 23 11 th and sth Victoria, cap. 32 the 28th day of May, 1863. Government Debt . £11,016.100 Other tieouritleg .. 2,984,900 Gold Coht S Bulliuu 17,971,911 Wirer Bulliuu .... 19,1 M 1:11,b911,065 PARTIIENT. Government tireu- ritles (ticluding DeadWeightAu.) £13,121,910 Other Securities .. 14.240,234 Notes Gold & Sliver Colu .06,767,577 Banks, Commhosioners of .46,767,577 BIRTHS. ADDY—On the 13th, at Paris, Lady Abdy, of a son. BETHUNE—On the 12th, at Streatham, tliP wife of Captain Dtinkwater Bethune, H r., of s son. OALLOWAY—On the 12th, at Eaton•square, the Countess of tialloway, of a son. IILYGATE—On the 12th, at Bellarena, county of Londonderry, the wife of Sir Fred. Win. Heygate. Bart., of a daughter. OCHTERLONY—Ou the 10th, at Oleticorse, near FAH'thumb, the lady of Sir Charles M. Ochterlony, Bart.. of a goo. ARRIAGES. BOYLE—PARSONS--On the 14th, at Sandhurst, Betts, Capt Wm. Boyle, s9th Regiment. son of the late Right Hon. David Boyle, Lord Justiee General of Scotland, to Louisa t' atiterine, daughter of the Rev. Henry Parsons, incumbent of Sandlturt.t. CLARK--OARRARD--Un the 11th, at Bristol, RPM,' Angell Clark, Esq., to Emma, daughter of Thomas titurtird, Esq., Treasurer uf the City of Briutol. t RUSE—PRINOLE—On the nth, at St. George's, Hanover square, Frederick Thomas t'ntsp, Esq.. to Catherine Harriet Prances, third daughter of the lute 1 deut..General fife KiUiato Henry Pringle. G.C.B. 11EVWOOD--ESCHER—On the 11th, at Munchehter, James itaYitood, Esq., M.P. for North Lancashire, to A Widows of R. Albert Eseher. Esq., of Zurich. NORTHEI—PRICE---On the 14th. at Nottingdtill. Augustus J. IV. Nortitee, Esq.. Major 41st Regiment, to Louise sorb's, daughter of the late Joseph Price St. George, Esq., of Nutting. hill•square. POWKR—ELIOT--On the 1 - tit, at Peper Harrow, Surrey, the 8• ,. . Henry Bolton Power, son of the late LieutAleneral Sir Manley Power. K.C.B. and K.T.S.. to Mary, daughter uf %boner. Lawrence Wm. Eliot, rector of Piper Harrow THE PRESS. 'OULFE--ORAVES--On the 9th, at Wacquhighea. Pas•de- Calaia, Stephen Ronald Woulfe, Req. only eon of the late Right Hon. Stephen Wonlre, Lord Chief Benin of the Exche quer in Ireland, to the Hou. Isabella Letitia, youngest daughter of the late Lord Orates. ----- ALLEN—On the 4th, at Torpoint. near Plytnouth, Admiral John Allen, son of the late Admiral John Carter Allen, after au illness of nearly four years. BRADSHAW—Ou the llth, at Leek, Constance, daughter of the late Colonel and Mrs. Bradshaw. DODSWOBTII—Ou the 12th. at Thornton Hall, Yorkshire, B:li zabeth, wife of Sir Charles Dodsworth. Batt., and grand daughter of the late Lord Blayuey, aged tl3. FRAD—On the 140 t ult., at Bahia. Routh America, Commander Win. F. Feed, 14.14., of her Mtlesty's Rio l':xPrelm, sun of the lato Lieut.-Colonel Oeorge Feed. C. 8., Grenadier Guards, aged 42. 11A11ME11—On tht: Uhl', at Crieklewootl, Middlesex. James Hanuer, Esq., of ingress Abbey, Oreetthithe. aged 77. IIIINIE—On the 7th. at Boulogne-stir-11er, Robert Montagu 11tune, Esq., formerly of Lincoln's Inn-flelds, and Cumberland terrace. Regent's-perk. PRENDERGAS'r—On the 13th, Michael Prendergast, Esq., of Kentish.town, aged 89. TIGHE—On the 11th, at Tunbridge Wells. Mrs. Tighe, widow of the late Wm. Tighe, Esq., M.P., of Woodstock, county of Kilkenny, in her 7Stlt year. TEIXIS OP gbt %Grego: Per Auutua .. Half• Yearly .. Quarterly .. 11 6 0 .. 0 1$ 0 .. 0 6 6 Pispobk ►s simmer. Subscribers are requested to send their Orders through their News A eat; it direst Ia the Oilles, aceoispaaled by a Remit• tame. Orders to be aside payable to Mr. ALrats ha, 110, Stroud. FRENCH PLAYS. ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. Lessee, Mr. JOHN MITCHELL. Eleventh appearance of the eminent Trues Senile, Mlle. RA CHEL, whose engagement this season will positively terminate at the end of June. and who will perform Tonight (for the last time) In Adrienne Leeouvrenr. This Evening, SATURDAY, June 18, at eight o'clock precisely, ADRIENNE LECOUVREUR.—Adrienne, Mlle. Rachel; Mb ehonnet, M. Reguier. Mlle. RACHEL respectfUlly announces that HER BENEFIT will take place on WEDNEBDAY next, June 22nd, when will be produced M. Legouves Drente of LOUH4E DE IJONEROLLES. —Louise, Mlle. Raehel. A MATINEE DRAMATIQUE will take place on TUESDAY. June 28, at which Mlle. Rachel will declaim an act of Raelne's Tragedy of MITHRIDATE ; the Petite Comedy of HORACE LYME ; and the Fourth Act of ANDROMAQUE. Monsieur /MONIER will also appear in a Comedy of Moliire. With other Entertainments. Doors opened at half•past Seven ; Performance commence at Eight. Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets may be obtained at Mr. Mrrcltru.'s Royal Library, 88, Old Bond-street ; and at other Libraries. Boxes, 7s. ; Pit, M.; Amphitheatre, Bs. ERM AN H S PIT A L.-COLOGNE Or CHORAL UNION.—The departure of this distinguished Society has been expressly deferred for the purpose of giving a BENEFIT CONCERT in behalf of the German Hospital. Dais. ton, which will take place at the St. James's Theatre, on MON DAY MORNING. June 20 (doors open at 3), at which the Society will sing twelve of their most choice and celebrated Morceaux.— Private boxes, stalls, and tickets, to be had of Mr. Mitchell, Royal Library, 31, Old Bombstreet. M R c . os p e tI R N T ED N I A C TT T;S ana G B R oTr AN Fs D INI M .i ( u )R pI ikI ay I . N .„ O , duet for violoncello and double bass; Vieustemps and Sainton a duet of Spohr's, for violin and alto, at Mr. BENEDICT'S ANNUAL MORNING CONCERT on WEDNESDAY NEXT, June 22, at the Hanover•equare Rooms, when the most eminent talent, both vocal and instrumental, In town, will be engaged, to render it worthy of the distinguished patronage it has hitherto enjoyed.—A limited number of tickets. 10s. (Id. each, to be ob tained at the principal music warehouses and libraries. Ear l y application for the few remaining reserved Keats Is respeetfUllv solicited at Mr. Benedict's, 2, Manchester-square. The full Programme is now ready. LLU KAFFIR S.—St. George's Gallery , Li Hyde-Park-corner, Pieeadillt.—Tho reserved stalls for this extreordmory and interesting exhibition tnay be secured at Mr. litelielfs Royal Library, 33, Old Bond-street. Open every MTH log, and a day exhibition Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday af ternoon. Admission Is. Morning 000 rs open at 3 ; evening at M. STOPPING TICKETS.—DOVER and OST END.—MA IL SERVlCE.—forties taking this route to BRUSSELS or COLOGNE can obtain, at the undermentioned °Meer, Through T irketa , giving the holder the privilege during ONE MONTH of STOPPING at all the principal TOWNS on his way, and resuming Isis journey at pleasure, without extra expenme.—A Government MAIL ST E.AM ER leaves Rover every night nt 11.30 (except Sunday), crossing in about 4 hours. — Mikes-59, Gracechurelestreet ; Chaplin'a Universial, 84, alai South Eastern. 40, Regent•cireus; hover Railway Mallon, Lon don-bridge; where bills rontaining every information may be had. N.B. Tickets are available by any boat or train. ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE " rules the Court., the Camp, the Grove," and whether in the Club, the Pie. nie. the Mess-room, or the tented euunuou of ChuMiran, is equally seeeptable, refreshing, and invigorating, if supplied front toy eellars, HARRINGTON PAIIKER, 54, Quarts. ma. per dozen ; Pasts, ; Half-pints, 3a. ; Kibler kills (in draught. higldy recommended fur the ('ainp), It, gallons, 305.-511. TOWERS and DAVIES, Manufacturerm of the IMPERIAL OPTIME POLISH for BOttTS and SHOES, 25, KING-STREET, REGENT-STREET, LONDON. This Polish, unlike any other yet offered to the Public, its com pounded tifitivredienta Nhieh nut only add a Brilliant Enamelled Lustre to Calf Skin, rendering it in appearance equal to the very Miest quality of Patent I.:tunnelled Leather, lint also very much improves the appettranee of th e latter article. It is also lowan teed not to soil the finest and moat delicate fabrics worn by ladies. OBSERVE!--Ask for TOWERS and DAVIES'S OPTIME POLISH ; also that each bottle beers the name and address, "90, King-street, Regent-street, London." Price Is., 111.1k1.. 2e.. and 40. ild. A liberal discount to the trade 167 DREWSTEIGNTON COPPER. SILVER LEAD, TIN, and LIMESTONE MINING and QUARRY COMPANY, situate ha tbe Pariah of Drewswignion, in the County of Devon. (Coudueted an the Cost• Book ordinal.) 11l 30,000 Slone of 10s. reek, payable upon allotment, atod Airther liability. TIU*STEKS. sir Janes Atiitersou, Bort ti. Rockers, Esq. Commitl4:x 14' MANNIF.IIKNY. Sir J*lllol4 Anderson, Bart., 'Anger Grossenor•street, •street. G. E. Backers, Esq., Wand* Warwielt•road, u. G. A. Lan e, Esq., Chetnical Works, (114 Oak Uoinnton. Willesden, Middlesex. H. Mottenusi, F.sq., M. Itroall•street Buildings. David Scott, Esq., Warwick-street, Charing.erosa. Cossourixo Emitxtr.it .tan Itmoncity Aursr. Captain Thomas Moyle, south Tortola and Prewiteignton, Devon Itxxxcon. Messrs. Rogers, lidding, and Co., t'leuient's•latte, Lontbard•street. limo:Lets. Messrs. Stsnow. Brothers. Exchange-court, Idverpoul. Messrs. UuMrld. lAffillowllise, and Whitworth, Maucheater. William Nudlr, Juu., liwl., Maslow. A. H. Labertouche, Esq., Dublin. I Welton and Dobson, 5, Royal E‘cliange, Edinburgh. !lutist:a. Mr. H. Skillman. SLCRETAMV. Mr. A. Meld. Tturottaar Orme* or Tut COMPANY. 3, Crown-wort, Ilwoodoestlle•sonest. Ms Camai i iihnotal upon tke OwMlle* systole kw *a purpose d open au ear elm mole, a ent-rote Isinerel rl i fS e rwltlda Isa lli ttes N.ro li f i lrillowo u lb. l groi Ex ollc u ill wi tlemb Woes, *INN id OW of the Tow do _ the 0 Ado ad espelleiese transit eft* foe., to a The Cesmatties of Modomeest law _ pi t : ohms of Ike loose of Ate Woo for Ike kip of Promise" to Mum Meer swellfore * So kese sorowl - le V Ide a les peopeolkes d Ike to = 41611 of the eat l e isiostise time is Nay Moo flee hot *st sodlowiese c anales as s supply of least Ott north anay, se Ike 01.• pony • net pit of about 60111. pm Operations have bee Ova* aelltnianisi et Orlooloo/ 1001. Mw the pod isiamed be lime Obi the olmilempos of *ll4 perty, the 12111•abere esathike tig alllfieftll . ll . th,. .• ellinill. emil • Ural engineer and maws. aka dek due fall to wake lb ma of the most lassottvo '--- 164W of day. NibApplicatons H ofh rountiniug Shares may be main en eft he. fore she e Oar July to the Secretary at the OilleN fli the "MOW. WSW any of the Brokers, of oboe toll orospeekeess 1 way as °bulked THEA I Under t KINDNESS, Nature," " lii! next; when Wang of MOVINGS) OF MOW On MO, FRIDAY NESS, by " Nunn I Howe, W Braid, Vincent, Chaplin, Miss " y the BAIA% stone; Misery With Mr. and THY. _ SATURDA MARRIED ilowe; Farren; Lynx, Mrs.._ Younghusband, Woulds. After which, __ _ _ —ND _ 4 ; Mr. Burkstone's ANCRI4T Dili MOUNT PAMNASIUS ; and THR BOARDING SCHOOL BALL. LONDON SACREI) HARMONIC SOCIETY , EXETER-HALL—On WEDNESDAY, next, the 112nd day of June, will be performed, under the immediate Patronage or her Most Uracious Majesty the Queen, his Royal Ilialumea Prince Albert, her Hopi' Ilightiois the Duchess of Kent, and her Royal Highness the Duchess of Oloucester, de., HAYDN'S CREATION, preceded by Dr. EINF.YI4 ROYAL. BIRTHDAY i•ANTATA, ht aid of the Fund for Completing the New Wing of the Brompton Hospital for Consumption and Diseases of the chest. The Baud and Chorus will consist of nearly rOO per. formers. Tickets—Arcs, fie. ; Reserved thuds hi the Area or West Gallery, RM. Oil.; Central Area Reserved Seats. uninbertil, I/. Is. To be obtained of the prineipal Music.acllers it the ' , Mee of the wetetY, No. It, Exetcr.liall; and of the Committee at the Hospital, Brampton. PHII.I4I' BOSE, llnn. Soc. OSBORN P. CROsS, Rec. (lONSEIIVATIN'E LAND SOCIETY 1..! At the QUARTERLY MEI•l'INO held on the Roth of it wag reaolved that OP MPMb4 . l* 4 and Friends of the Society should RINE together on Welllll.l6dlty, the nth of July, to vele bride the great progtoot of the Siwiety— DWI mat RANEI.AI:II in the Asir. All alisirehobleni demi:owl of being prom•tit are retple.ited to apply at the °themm, liortOlk•street, Strand, 11116 early as possible, in order that the tieeerrotry arrangements way be mule. u 1 NI M El:ti POI I 1)B E 11)1) I'l ni pent) rice, L L tor (holden Ilair Powder ("a *own by the )ntibreaa Kw/446e ousil the " (Mite' of the Frew!: Nobility), 0%0/ a moat eteclonithie and unique brillianey to female beauty, anti in mow tabooed at al the balk of the "bunt tom." Priee too. Old PM. alit. Iwr bot.—Prepared only by I*: l'fit! NI: lttti>rrl., Perf) .r to her Majesty, Parte, and 39, I lemorol-atreet, Stour, I Andon. Bold by all Perfnitorra, or allot free on receipt of Pust•otlice order. KNEES. andtt s l end eot t . N 4 enKl;!;iiie ; S.— ii. recommend BAII.Ev's ELASTIC LAcF.I) KTOt'K [NUS, KNEE CAPS, and A N KI.E SOUKS; they are light, e 0.4, and warranted to wash. They give constant support In all cases re• quiring equable pressure ; the KNEE CAP will be of gnat set• vice where the knee joint requires support, from accident to the pan of the knee, or where, from weakness of the part, support tray be required. WILLIAM HUNTLEY BAILEY, 41M, Oxford•rtreet. 1 ATRE ROYAL HAYMARKET.— ier the management of Mr. Buckstean—THE CRUET. :SS, by Mrs. t'rowe, Authoress of "The Miginside of " Susan Hopley," *e., every ernabig maept Saturday len MARRIED LIFE will be performed ((by desire') ' laughter at the RAPPINOS AND THE TANTA re t ir4), which, with Mr. BUCKS NE'S ASCENT UST PARNASSUS, will be every tweeting. INDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN DAY, THURSDAY, and (—The new Romantie Play of THE CRUEL RIND- y Mrs. Crowe, Authoress of "The Nightside of Nature," Hopley," /ie.—CW*l4as by Messrs. Reny Sullivan, Farren, Buekstous, H. Corn., Tilbury, ark , 'lucent, Miss Reynolds, Mrs. S. Busatisgbrall Hiss K Miss E. Romer, and Mrs. Fitawillims. Arm which atly successful now Faroe, by Howard WWII, Els, of qO9 AND TABLE MOVINGS—Mr. Teas, Mr. Buel- l/Wry Ann Mawkins (a Medium), Mrs. Fitawilllata. r. Buckstone's ASCENT OF MOUNT PARNASSUS, V. BOARDINO-SCHOOL BALI. r RDAY (by desire)—Mr. Buckstone's Omocily of ED LIFE—Mr. Cuddle, Mr. Tilbury; Mr. Lynx, Mi. Mr. love, Mr. Bucksone; Mr. Youn[husband, Mr. W. Mr. Dismal, Mr.Rogen; Mrs. Cuddle. mrs. Poynter; Mrs. Ins. I« S. Huekinghsro; Mrs. Dela, Mrs. SiaMbry ; Mrs. %island, Miss louts. Howard; Mrs. Dismal Miss After which, RAPPINGS AND TA B LE MOVINOS •