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

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Itmeuve .a n t all OM MOW. • le; re 211 wee et he Sho; dew. ; Mind lie wit prowl. , a3e aft hell 0/1 rase( hael SS! 10• ; rretteeme. we 20 aerie et Wok t 1 ; ‘.‘ wt.; delis peer" vith rnevkieste t Ir. • *teen the atm cal ese ahl 14 we wader UV the peamtlly of bail Pr r. !Atka ner a chute. I. C. SUM mid *bed 11 vomit whit 2 emalgragile the p 11. SOWS : r..to Leaks hi her. *tem Limped es the 10th at Jmoh f• rom Lambe her 11. e metes. NA WSW WOW% 41012 t+ll.oll Irt.-017 Iles.eeart. to AUSTR kLI t.-7ALTERA- rimuic IlitbNGT.—Army Ow Mawr. rowels 9ilmond to umbra iirlth %be mom wale at „!Alp obstethe dory Is Nom relsora be die pummel "Ware el Um, ...gins — ars• milt•• pri thiesposs -- Walk amli. &said soy weer. Lori 4 ille Jetty, 1 tr..rdera. 0 . 14 7Z:r., Volk& w fl. groan... . . . Jillirr F.O M. C. rap.— MPS MB* . Se 4•0 :Vr. Ow. Mew lab 1 A,16 - imp q simea m applipi as mar, .s dr mil Msgr. This ow , • re' Mit iris Oirry ealy4 , fowl Aro dope& • In it prim 1. , :t2 .4 r..4b Nimillial IS eill •• Ala.*. cm Dims% LA ha, via ...errs 0•b en the am et , arm see brmarded byre =dim •1 4 :b..r ;mites ar=z strert. Nit:IGE. 14. talks. parseases area latd Ape t :wo, NOTICE U q, P tl*. %be ant. idle WU flirt. NOPNIM the MMUS waygeoe. refereed tor the ant body et c are hereby vaned VW el.. .e 1 in the skrould ru, 'were et **Tirol Ruidirt i Cersid arv.,e mew Wave*, iftsbet the woe /, t r rriwtry d arailms gal be hoar .. tl4 t c.OIIILLYIN H. F. A ll =rollloll7., r rood 4tan, 1 . .. Cockspordirea. 1.50. -GREAT W ESTERN RAIL. .‘IN. vUI nni Itotwreo PADDINGTON rrovided to wry poweetwo . ..tre to ttio.iwoittwe.olllows pranged, a sad after ttatarciry nest. I .•tersalili. Lyda-park awn, and at the r•z•-tnet. t brapside, sad 4414. flew Strand. are Ogee at emanate ItaattAttla :deka a' ate Rattan swarm A - BS 11 f UTE for SILVER.— qt.rtit, Introduced 12 yews i c i ly !,the Nita poorOf e .eiptriees the beet snide ent;.'used al reek tem can tt be dittlardelerd from addle. named 30.. ... Sew. ... 0%. ra. ;Oa 75a ewallawdeta. ke.. al WWIIImam we Fine . rent promos. ‘. \ICIi LL, NOT PIATY.D. Ituyadad me. Petern. Pattern, Patters. I 'pen 19e. ... 2%. .„ No. ... 21a. ... 34. k. 7a 0., as, as well as of ewer, iron. and Burton). SO, Oxford . e . No. I, Newman-meat. 111.10. 1V i.• • sod CHILDREN'S COTS. thee. Bedsteads is boa sad Brass, • - en. each, Sued with &mesa . • • ourCy free fn.= strewn nuts, or • • • • -rooms of WILLIAR S. BURTON ..xfor.Enreet ;earner of Ne 11112•13. • • -meet, which are the 'amen in the ...ea the PATENT RItEIoCEINE, or applaselte aLke to iron and wooden • .• re ea military to perfect rest, superior • (...lueos Iron tordsteads at Ilk 6d. each. .• r.nusiags el sem Iroamourery article, ••...6.isbul la Wer.s.ettett, 1620. F . ' STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS.— .I.l* MID reque.ted, before 11Wydeciding, le • LURTOW (late hippo's and Burtoo) SHOW tr..; ember .4 Newman-street, and No.l, New - . . re the largest Is the word, sad mann inch as sTOVEN RANGbiI, 1 , 1111.-IKON and •• .NSIONGILST as teas* be apart:lathed • .!y, weer?, busty &Amor esquiaiteaue of work. • e tee prices are on that tow wale for which hie ege. Mee .o eelebrat• di," more then a quarter of a century. ine, wait broawn onisawate and two sew of bare, SI 14e.; oral 4e • , -nacitute and two sets of bare, CS toe. to twenty - eased turieri outapiete, with ataadaMi, be. 7.. to SII; • how 330.; ditto, with heti ormolu ersamelle. tram rectos; ember, hem I. Id. the sit to id 4s. • :.•-t pont Isom with redieelog *meth plus. The .xt every eructs setapeereeed at. Donned eeteiesese . • Nat tpte pot) teeth—fetahlished b wein4taan REMY lON THE FAZIMLS. NIAKH HAY, viz., Cut, Cart, sad 11 .•-• lase Halt the moil Oat, fa say County sad IIoLtSE for — ce . me thaa Pv tat akt v.vrom eelenomemay be mom at Mary W ..cbotreet.--.11 Pamphlet ea the above may be 1.-talimbed in 1716. Vr:Rli WORM MEDICINE Ma 11 • •- *. and roamed as the most ellbetles prepare - ..••• The bills of mortality establish oh. feet, .r n burn are eat of Mitre attalida( their • •• :his barrel mortality is Stand to exist • ••. , iset and boosts watch children are so • • • en...lades et warms. la thls critical state Mans Ideileins bolds the most dm. ),,ntr slid ad ere la IL operation and ' meads, tor adults as well ea for •.. prise MAI, ismsdaial, by resterij ah a . ' and bowels. by Invigaffating • • • awl their osserstion prevented; and al . • •le • Sere at We dealeema will bawl • .• • aer esereartag the alesetre rams. •'. .'. -tread, Lades. ftime sane aiine• L .tamp, air Oaf be proesral float dr • .* sad lbe elhibla at Is. lid. ran • . every taw ....l,iitAik.D LoNixor taws T :. of t. tu.e esetains t eSalmis( spread • • . ho Napalms Ambsomder—Jaldise et tit. Viceroy daaare at Galway •-- -oe endear, Warr (fist clti)— • •• -t w./et), laseat'apert —Parrett al the lets Meetlat Of the Cher sy Chredea la • ....J . ...liars'. Verne', awl eirele—Madare •,. •• . I tents* —Anne et tbe Free Nubs d Cuba / • ./ •s• Gard as truer am}—Ceptere of Moen .• • I arLsairitary Fewer: Goa ti. L . • /a. awl Wads' tatiallgemr ear al the .•. ' , Jere. Prise Si r sopei .‘% NEWS.—Tbe Bat, s• ••:Ap., is U. wadi LLOYMI C = .i.t. a: a.i.talae Oniunse et the very • rounmat r.. .0 parts et the • edist mem nerd= et tar PP le tl tow Islweity ••• Prise ma pat Ow. Orli One ....fa Lupo, li,I i, I Lei" and . a 'Wee II WA, anre spat E N !ri ll. e at LIPS I rational us of tbas." .' • Kb..-.6.-,111 aM . • I,4:we-Ma Parke. Um" VIM= • qther ptawat pilens—raisnary • to 4 S cht - 111110— • Li Itriimour, Neeptag. Batfaa& Bal. A VW . % I A I• 4. 2 , 0 Is. mei ;by pagS. Lalrei-910-eo of Edinburgh. M. lieriusr.rencee of Dublin. M. • f till rd iv :r . rav i t i; by ran la ; ao arid tee OGIf COUIVO my ran." 4.111/P1 very him (suer Yd awe) nee. eateereed annetrtution, that harems the OVOUNEII, Of study, sag embitters r f a Ur: or at sad Ordeal regulation el ; Mau, " ; Csrysibp. • run rr. ..auptar, le. 418117 11 .0 110 ". 00' or Stop= no ens ~.I, r start toot w arly coo hundred &dips •r• 4vt , Mitt es tk• Royal Consithiss •o.t they wall he torthwith ornate/ ibr ' ll % 1 A r••••• th., Botioty of Art'. Add It A • owl Mr. llawkias, keeps, of too Neu itts to when the Royal Coo _ th. Au.• •.1 erreereeest• ••• Al. h,4 tttr Ur bat uglier-At the looethly or..ey a• th e society's hoses is "'". kw**, u the chair W. R k'l .1h Ynyip, owl Y. Lessee, deltwero.. • • ."" Tio• Pliest et the eseaeii stated WI • .• * cit% amounted th I ottfts_ 2',660 ism the eorrespeatheer It. '" le %saws Ince the let to 6th 41 Jame Atet aktele. NO. A t' --- 0 1.11 . LY PA • t v; •stcry „ en" ▪ • y. • EMIC p . ••• ••••••il I • i A r,l p pj•r‘ err: ; • • *PP ▪• • y • • s Jo; i; % I ItiN • • I• 1.• •s. 4 , 1 ••: ." • • 'AC • tYI •••• • ia.it . - Pr fr: - .; • • s t' - ' . f • • i• • F • , • • tEI A ., N. • I v • • • .r A . . T : • _ •••• . • • • . 11001111111 - Tat. wirra at& • ' YesiE e tbmsedillit eou tailigal of ibis I. steak Mate Tame_ , Se. Jognitin Sir Dandas la the easir—ssiggsnod be M. Ile Ilosalso d'eam at *moil apna, hem the Olen et . Id. I SI IE g i allor i".l6" . Meler ie M Zip 1 ei itil Ospleig Teem, Md may ether salms. iMemeted lam' pe_sperity of the 'animism The einh having Ma removed, sad the= resew ' Staab llopassd of, sem 1116 masetisa me swage Me seti by the malvel el bis i l lie gaseal Jgag sr, pima Meets" sad a Nepal, with Ms two heathess, amd wank* Of Ups the satagess of these diebigahhei poems Obey lanai Mgt peones* Imdmil Is alamed), the whole of the gasses NM ie nabs Sufa—a has, mend se be nay imisesessil ma oath their male se a mall Is st Mere of Se Mere • damn had bees preppil Mt am. 'sand* of • MOM of sMos sad It was • disisoMMlL Imam of elms eselsnly as to TWIN. 1111. PO W el Me pad Mop ea Me table, mid II ISM *NS lkir dim spigot say desselpliga. of pepossd by Mods woo get hkely le he sealer ea Ms essosion. The I . l l4=re Manna sail Ids sobs geminaed sonsomy the seats to them, bet slam Me Milk, egos. or wits , sad reser tlserit imi ter, _MIA nes poen beim them at • later did an dad Messy lis Mar z. Mhkarn_lbs_arzz as serd ip t . m i thre . t .. : 711=ini. liesuil =,,nr... sweg a ndegM Op rata the ressa IN skim maspd ke the essasion—Mr. Goir ew r a ir. issilistil, gia4 Mim &oast —sad the Homed with mask moatioa to the inasin di Vre j ests, however of the gnaw antrankia te doom wore the hl helleyo of the Royal Cenilsailaa My] um, who, mho the dliesibiet of Angus Manley, the Qaosa's pine, meshed roma Iho nags meal dam at Mem& daring W rousbaki Wand waft animal piens ups the Imam. The saboardlenry mese produced by these Is. Mamas mita mai anted= ansapt the matins of the far son, ad their surprise woe kiadkd 1,3 a still Metter degree whoa the boys damn • highland reel to the Ruin of the happpos, gad pee the peculler vocal sounds which gesendlyassens_puy these national achievements. Hie euellesery segrommil himself meek delighted with the enter tainmealload yen the compasy drinking his health sad that of Ida heathen, he returned thanks in s brief speech la Hindostanee, sad which being iaterpreted by Captain Cavanagh was to the following offset r—He (the Nepaulese minister) had bug been desirous of =akin himself ac quainted with the government and Institutions of this great country. He had hid way opportunities of observing the 'gadget of the Britirh army in India, and he had found that their OHMS were saes of wisdom and yaks,. Having famed this opinion of those Eaglishmen whom he had met is hie sabre land, her bad coal hated a strong desire to visit this comatrtryy sad to maks himself better acquainted with its internal edmlaletratiea, He wee proud to 'my that the treatment he had experienced during his short residence in London, had been to Ides • source of the high est satisfaction. Os kis voyage to England be hod suffered in common with others, the miuries of ship board, bet nen If those sufferinge bed beta fourfold, be should have bees anply compensated by the attantioa and courtesy he had ex perienced true all quarters during his stay in this country. In reference to the present entertainment, his Excellency observed that be looked upon (hotelmen es men of the enountaiss, like biestoff, and thereon u peculiarly his friends. (Cheers) He bad therefore the utmost pleasure sad satisfaction in beige • gust on this stmion, end be wee mach flattered by the compliment which had been paid to kin. Tsspeech, which was delivered by his Exee'leaii with greet etas sad agency, was received with load ap plause, sad shortly afterwards the distinguished guest, who had exalted so much interest, retired, making a gracehil .salaam, and shaking hinds with every member of the oompaay es they pealed out of the room. The magalficent costumes worn by these interesting person. ages were greatly edmired, and the diamond head-dress dis- played by the chief shone with the most surpessiag bell laity. The guests were enthusiastically cheered es they left the room, and shortly afterwards the chairman proposed the toast of the evening—" Prosperity to the !Scottish Hospital, and the health of the Duke of Montrose, the president." The present was the 185th year since the ineti tads* was first incorporated by royal aorta, and be (the chairman) was quite sure that the impala would ogres with him when they con.idered the large number of persons who annually received relief from the charity, that It was an Insti tution which all who were connected with Scotismd ought to look upon as dairying of their support and com asarration. The Mast was warmly respoaded to, anii was followed by several others, wbi&t bore saleroom either to the insti. Mimi or to its more distinguished patrons. Amongst the torts drunk during the evemog was The health of the 'sperm of Russia," sad Y. de Genies, in returning shooks, enameled a hope that his Imperial Highness might ley live to peee.ep that good !HAM' which he desired to me exist's' between his country and Great Britain. This eatertalaileft peened off most agriesbly, and in the sewn of the evening subieriptiese WfWasaosiiiied, amount- Jag to 3001., including ilosations of 100 guinen from her Majesty, 601. from the Dnke of Sutherland, and AL from tino Dia. of Montrose. ST. PANCRAS FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETT.—Yes. lanky, the first sexed tempting of this sccistg was hold at the Cumetispionm' Rooms, Edward-tweet, Hasspetsed-read ; Mr. M. Tampon in the chair. The sametary maid that this was the first Freehold Land Society enrolled la the metro polis; and though much doubt had been entertained by many of their warm( at supporters of the success of them in stitutions in London, at the first subscription meeting 40 members had been enrolled, and the number bad gradually increased until at their last meeting on Monday lat. had bean paid in shillings. The number of members at present wee upwards of 800, who held 1,129 Mares. Two iodates of small extent bad been purchased. The first was a plot of ground in Oospel.oak-fields. This purchase had been completed, and the land had been marked out In lots, but the committee bad resolved to wait until the New Stamp Act should maw into operation before allotting. They had also been in nego tiation with the Bt. Pancras Church trustee, with • view of obtaining their 00-operation in the constiuction of the sewers, as their property would be benefitted by constrain. lag them. The other estate was situated at Seven Ellasn'. road, Holloway. The depoeit of 5001. had been paid from the society's iunds ; there was a balance of 4001. In the bankers' hand., and they would have no difficulty in ob taining a loan of the 2,0001. or 3,0001. required to complete the purchase. The meeting was addressed by several share holders, and in the course of the proceedings it was stated that the total expenses bad not exceeded sixpence per share per (puler. - - ROYAL CALIDONIAN AhYLIIII.-Yeettaday, a quarterly overt of the directors of this Imitation was held at the Hall of the Semi& Cerporstica, Cram-court, Fleet street, whoa 16 shildrsa, viz 12 boys sad 4 girls, was elected into the asylum. Sir Clerk ai wee is the chair, awl use supportsA by several hod atetabm of be imitating. THE CITY ARCIIITECT.—A compliment mm paid to Mk ration aa oa Wednesday last. by the penetration of a Woes of silver plate, weighing 222 ousels, fey serving white are salleieatly indicated by the inaariptioa Pre seated to .1. B Basalai, Baq., by the coal factors sad mar Meats of law City of Loudon, as • modasmial of thoir ad mission ef kis palm mad judgment la the o at of the Ceal Imberage , sod of his artwaity threastwat ths of a struston which sot mon approved of by L i l y = when use sad menafeaco it was desigwed thus by the petals at lamp for its mete sad elegem. as a work of art. Aiwa NOW MDCCCL" TEE LATII MAKBLACOHTIII AT 811IFFIELD.—On Thursday afternoon the ceetwor's jury agile met at the Town-hell, ith•ffleld, after eavard rijoanaeste, to leveed gate the circumstance* mynasf del death of Samuel Lew, aged thirty-nine, • slicer, vie was killed in • from; at • low beer-Iplute last Maaday week, in toe sequelise of one of les esediams jalopies from off • talik nowt his breast. The pude in the Mdy were four young men, sand a. MovW, B. Illseley, OfRID. tad F. 8 , mown. Altar a Map Invest= the jury load • verdict of " ateasleagltire seeing (the ma who jumped apes demand) as prinel( al, and against the other three as saga and abeam. Thejary se eempaaled the verdict wlr a druit eakkataatioa the conduit of Mr. Beteg it kriging, Metwielfy • house, and with • reemmeildatie• 1111 Ilainaglalostas as aka possible . to suppress snob ea aboeioablo widow*. The 00/0110, osawrod, sad said hi bad so doubt that the grostost part the semi of Ethofiald was coacootod is boor-haw.. Ravin, Housisy, sad Yarylaa, wontttad to Took Castle for wild at the July is still at largo. FATAL OCCUAZIJICI AT LIMDAL. Tho nasally peasefal tows of Heads' wee throws Pate a state of the greatest sosetersados ea Teasley atendag, by the sa somesmat that a yams ma aimed George Peden (a Wive of Meacham/1, about M yaws Of sme, a sebum. soaker, la the employ of Kr. U.ss of LeMal, had hem killed the previews main by lism r s listehiseso. It thee lialehlmea Wiwi et the Oddiallows' Hall, higt by Ms. J. Mouth, about melee e'siook is the mean lh 11111•10114 snit at tile le of the leedhed. Wooed Me empeay M ably had labia Mid of the Memel esi Ppartt hies tenthly to the dam awl la the soaßs whisk mooed redea's bed wee m ai i: h oo doeed. He w ee takes to Ids leddllayp. where he shout 6 Ode*, whir ho e La Mutest me °pawl at the Oddhllowe Hall e:t= day, what It wee *greed to edjoura aatil Mandy is ads( se allow of a poet works monied's beim •. • UNIVERSITY AND OSIRICAL Snits, am I.—la a anuladcia hada *l5 now log lbe Rev. Reboil Peet, ILA. • tad the Rev. Rinsed R. hoeirtau t a Peewee, M.A., et Ma y 0:1= we r z s a e t milted ar14.1116111. I. a Widest sherereals De won vls.:— Swabolor et Iltalleloo : Theiras iL itst Alai Ihrobeekar.Mleslee et Mot . Lett, .Ihls Join Aeloa, Paillw; N. ••••• &v. 118.. Obit Polk...4l•Eske stAas: U,4 Melt T. G. Obohl Obiltsb u i ngs alslisa A. Itiskee. WWI. Grind ; QTabsedde el ems; ham Nam Ramesod, Iltea sk eda :AO: Tay Amass Pain sea TIM 01/APNIXT OP TIM Drum es iIITOSY, Amore am Nomaar.—A nee et mosey, bebop tbe Rohl, et is tad i=i W sal the Moshe of tiro lase Dr. Armed, to vanity is wool tee the of a phi, to he sidled " The Amid Prime." et re ides of 46 gelaese. to be awarded easy year to Ihe Uhl Una he De boa may or diessolothe ea mese sallied ad mho' et mama WMsty, Ledge ea append by esseesatiea ay 17. 1 — *ablest 15 proposed he he year 1861 : " Miaow sow Groats= and the Nosy a Oa p•Tra a Osilkip^ The asaisinium to gadros at• tralvini• d Coßmi. wee die wo. • the day =rlee sseiri la the empieliims so the register et arity, bow ealsedel odphe yam Irma De time et Dale arhieelolha. Aretban Beet NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, Jima 6.—APPOISTXISTS.—Midahipasai H. L. C. Robison, to the Anchises. Acting Mane: D. Welker, J. D. MTN*, and A. Phil lips, to the Victoria easel Abet!. Naval Cadet; H. M. Cane. to the Ildefilgigabk. DIVOSPOZT, JUNI 6 —The Proesetkons, Commander Foote, was inspected en Tuesday, sad sailed the some even ing with the malls for Shemin of Africa. The Greenock, at, is to be taken la dock. This vessel, which was built at Greenock, on lines supplied by the B card of Admiralty, at a coot of 86,0001., is saki to be • failure. She is now as deep in the water as she ought to be whim the whole elf her stores, guns and new are on board, aseerisbekledbee the bee so. thing but he, engin.' and coal on beard. A eserespemisot says The Sintnes. the sister vessel to the Greenock, is likely co sinned, but the Greenock, it ia thought, must be turned into an inefficient trooper, by reducing her power to the ex tent of the removal of one engine; such at all events is the opinion entertained by competent judges who have inspe:ted her since her arrival at this port." An snidest occurred oil beard the Impresble, Capt. Si, Thomas Maitland, os Moaday , by which • lost his life. The boy, whose nun was Thomas Porter, f from the top gallant yard on the deck, and was taken up so seek inland that be was at once removed to the Royal Naval Hospital, Stonehouse, and immediately en arrival then die 1. On the same morning • boy fell from the acooaamodation killer of the Lancaster hulk, in Hugon*, where he had gone to obtain a bucket of water, was carried away by the tide, and has not since been heard of. The marines appointed foe envies in the Albion, Capt J. Hope Jihnstone, went on board as Friday. Thus were 171 privates ; Captain J. P. Stevens, First Lieut. Richards, Snead Lieut. Richards, Second Lieut. Curry, 4 eereeeets, 4 corporals, and 2 drummers. HARLAN. HOPPITAL.—Lord Londesborough bee pulsated to the museum os this noble institution a very flue mummy from Thebes, which will be unrolled at his nselship's reel. deuce on Monday next, in presence of a select literary sad scientific assemblage. It will be subsequently conveyed te the Hospital by Mr. R. Croke: Russell, of her Majesty's ship Illustrious, by perntasson of the Admiralty. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'B.-THUIUMAT. The busies.' traweacted yesterday was not at a character to require more titan a return of tm closing averages: THE ASCOT STAKE!. to apt Doke .f Richmond's trumps (t) to Mr. Gregory's Damask (t) to Mr. Molts Gollingwood (1) to Sir H. Booth's Retail to Lard ClLlden's Monate 1 to Mr. Mehilont's Onektall 1 to Sir o.lleathcote's Darden; In the aceepteeces for the above stake, publiahed yester day, Damask, 3 ears, bet. was accidentally omitted. THE QUEEN'S VASE. 300 to 100 1.15 vet NW en, and suoo o HO east lee winning this event and the Northerabertnod Plate. nil/ iiitiCTEAKTAITirIiN - NTAL swats (ASCOT). 2 to I sag Yak* Pitta Mounieer (t) 7 to 2 Mr. Csaipbell'a Nunnykirk Ito I Lord Egitatotee Elthiros SOO to NO laid apt The ?lying Dutchman wiaaisi The Emperor's Plate., sad Voltigeor Uhl It. Leger THE EXPEROWS PLATE. 6 to 5 anal Lord Eglinton's flying Dutchman G to 4 Lord Stanley's Cannon 10 to 1 Mr. Illary's Chanticleer DERBY, 1831. 3000 to 200 apt Lord Stanley's Storm (t) 4000 to 100 Lord ligllntoa's J at (t) 2500 to 60 Mr. Worthington's tfohah NEWTON RACES.—WIDNISDAY. HAYDOCI firlil6 Of 10 be.. each, h ft, and 25 added. Once round and a die. (3 nibs.) Mr. Colllneywood's Administrator, 6 yrs (SOL) Mr. W. Green's Clary, 6 rrs (but) (0. Whitehouse) 2 Won easy. The winner was claimed ()DUMAS'S STASIS of 25 eon. each, 10 ft, iina 60 added; for 2-yrs-old colts, Set Sib; fLia , Sot 21b. Straight half-a-mile. (9 sub..) Lord Caktion's Sister to wanota (Nation! Mr. J. Osborn's The Bl,ek Doctor. Mr. J. Fowler's The Meow (Whitehouse 3 81r G. Houston ' . b e by_ Vagina out of Venus (Cartwright 4 Wok by a length. GOLD Crr of 100 son., liven by the Lord of the Manor, added to • handicap of 20 someach, 10 ft, and 6 only it declared, the second to receive 261., and the third 10 sons. Two mules and a dia. (34 subs., 17 of whom de clared.) Mr. J. C. Johnson's Danbury, 3 yrs, tat 41b (Well.) 1 Cot. Annon's Champion, 4 yrs, f a (Charlton) 2 Mr. Arromunith's Lady Mr. Hylds, 6 yrs, Tot Itllb (Abdul') 3 Mr. Thompson's b o by Uitr out of the Lily( 4 yrn tistl3lb (0. 08W) 4 PLATS of 60d, added to &sweepstake, of 5 son. each ; the wooed to receive 101. out of the stakes ; for 3yr olds, let ; four, Sit 41b ; five sad upwards, Set 101 ; sane &c., al lowed 31be. Heals, one mile and • quarter. (9 subs.) Mr. Youlsr's Ran Dory, 4 Jr. (Whildsones 0 1 1 Kr. Rolson's Ilissme, 3 yrs ... (Webdlsid 0 2 Mr. LAWS% iiIIIIWOCk 3 yrs Mr. Parkb Mom Drodwardlan t yea r. (Mrandwood 2 dr Mr. S. laid% Nomon, yn (Stott 3dr Mr. Bases Aram" 3 yes (Oswald dr l'bUlMellablw. r (Evens dr Mr. Jai Sow. aYw (W. nborp, dr The Ara bow we won by ball a Wig*, tli• woad by a length, sad the Ned wily. TRIIRSDAY. y 178;14. ST 1.11011 °WIN [B of 10 so. see aa• 100 added ; eons, 71b ; aline, Set 21b. Oa* talk sad a half. (timbal.) Mr. T. arms% Light of Gwyn, 1 Mr. Watt's Earl of Warrick boaoooet Cur co 250 eon., added to a Wadi*, of 20 soya. each, 10 tt, and 6 oat yif &elated ; the mond to n aive 26 son. sad the third 10 sow. out of the slakes. The miles sad a half. Ca subs, 10 of whoa declared.) Mt. J. Usissmo's Aebyrsabos, $ yrs. id 413 1 Col. Ames Clomploo, yrs, 7st Ms. liebab Wasbar, ► yn, 743 M lb b 3 CRICKET. MIDDLIIBBI. v. SURREY.—RETURN MATCH. This match was ecenteased at Heaataittos Oval peter day, aad at the date 1.90 stamps were drawn tbe mere flood UN us : Ilessal Ineissei A. Ilipprik ilu ( r i a lillril e timi d : . 911.198.5 e . b .. 1 ... ad owl IL Boyalsa, 0119 mis. 9 Mr. liers h L t ehnimi .. A. Dim,' b Ilona 19. J. Weir Morn. A. art" 5t 5....... . i 10akm b elbscars Ibm. 1321•0119. J. MM. e Lark lemil J. P. lbw% Iraq , b Ilionsa w. libeldis. an..• Wills, b llarlJairell Tvir, "Est Byes 2, L 0.7, wid• 7, as ball i l'utAl N 21011............ U evaasT.-101rst lanlago J. W. Leor iso.. b UllywOlts 13 W. WI., wk SOL ........ ..... I hairs taw. b Ullywblte ... 2 J. Davis, Ow. OUITo.O SW. W. Llartingell, b Royston l9 stun. 0 C. IL Rom, Dn., a Knish LaMar. b Ry1d55............... ton. b Ullywblt llywhlte l2 Byes 2, 1. b. 1. ‘lOO 1. so T. abirmsa, b Lillywhlts 1 Z. Itssysi, Ls~ b Upton CIO. Mats. b Lillywillts 0 FINE AND Lou OF LITZ. —At a late boar last eight a to broke out is a leogiag bows, Is Ortwatrael, So o. Mbiab baa bees weeded with low et the lib of a tamale sawed Mabee". Tbe deesawl, it b swygloot. loft a wadle busies by bar Welds. Oa tits alma ksvly boon gives, Zatiseer Gifted, tram lbs Oforwabosa Mode swim, sees reashed the spot with two aselow gad sweeal itawea. By peat ezertiese they were ambled to eater the whew Girard toted the deemed to her room t % sad abeeklat wwww, aad sad baldly; mad, datreyad. Dunn, Anil 6. The Ootirt of Qamsn's Beach has made absolute the revuerul& by certain dirsstres of the Hibernia Beak to ilk original iallormation whist the. .Fivsisseies /forma, the pressman% however, aims' leg not bfly the ens say further. This onus, was lima* eliMeted to aa the part of the defeediab, who maned having the verdict -of a fay ea the ease. The alleged libel complained or waft It may be esoolleated, a letter signed "A Ilhereheidire rehabbed in the .Etwman, and reatioa big the shordbelites of the Bask against an attempt and le: lea lode by the directors to alter the bye. laws is sash a way as amid have the effect of mak ing their own beard pea . At a meeting called in this pewee, ablse m iza te ly the " Share- Wider" woe adopted by the wily, and the project itanzosoll by the &esters wee fen rain has sommaated this monde& aad c l i Z i l "i sseder imprint serving to the smut after the het day wealher whist% we have had for lest tea diva The sesseats of the crepe matinee to be in the Idgliest degree favourable. A redeetlon of 71 men has taken pleas in the polies Awes of Mayo. THURSDAY EVININO. The But India Company have given the required twelve soothe' notice that they intend to redoes the rate of interest on India Boas from 31. 10s. to 31. per cent per annum. The present rate of interest will new on the 7th of June, 1831, the option of re. newel or payment being of course left to the holders. At the public sale of Tanned Hides, held to-day, the following parcels were disposed of : 4,962 Aus tralian at 60. to 80. ; 283, ditto Butts, at 60. to ; 1,680 Bides, at bid. to 6d. ; 12 Bales Offal, at 20. to 30. From the " Monthly Circular" Ward this afternoon by Messrs. T. J. and T. Powell, we make the following extracts with reference to the hide and bark trades. RIVES PLATS AND Rio 011AND1 111D1S.—The numbers of theee hides impored in the pest month are 26,000, namely, hoes the River Plate 18,618, and from Rio Grande 6,439. The sales of the month amount to 6,488 River Plate, and 6,702 Rio Grande, leaving the stock larger than last month b 13,000; amounting to aboat 20,000 hid es , w hi c h are t h us clawed: —Buena Ayres oz, above 601 b., 4,477; under 601 b., 881 ; now, 257 ; now landing, 8,832. Ri o Grande oz,labove 601 b., 6,439; under 601 b., none; sow, none. To three may now be added • cargo reported on the past day from Buenos Ayres of 10,000 kids, making the stock upwards of 30,000. The above named sales have been made at about Id. high*, than the previous mouth. For a few of the best quality of Buenos Ayres of 60th. 31d. has again been given, end 31d. for best Rio Grande. The light ox have invariably brought 31d. We are still of opinion that the attempt to force up bides will not succeed. Although their value does not proiu newly depend on the rates of leather, but upon the abut dense or scarcity of hides, yet the prices of both are so inti mately coonected, that eventually they govern each other. At the close of the two past months the stock of hides was certainly small, and oonimquently advanced prices were ob. tamed ; but as they are now coning in freely, and as the prices of the tanned article have no tendency to advance, we cannot expect to ere them (methane in their late upward mune. ENOLUM OAC B•alt.—We have little to add to our report of last month in regard to this article. The weather' km been propitious for the havrtet, and some considerable quantities have been sold at the prices we quoted as pro bable, 141. to 151. per load of 46 cwt. for the best qualities delivered in London. A rather larger part than we expected hes obtained the higher price, but there is still much unsold, and we think we may repeat what we acted last year, and which proved to be correct, that those who b , ught last would net buy worst. It is quits cartels that the majority of the manufacturers have not ali Ale remaining of their previous year's supply, FollatON Oaa Balta.—Not much has been sold during the past month. Tee import is 130 tons. Sales 140 tons, at about 6s. per ton leas than the preceding month. Stock 64 tow. Toe following statement, prepared and condensed from various official returns, will be found to present an intelligible view of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by the banks indicated, both positively at the dates of the accounts last made up, and comparatively with returns for corresponding periods. The subjoined table gives the aggregate weekly average of the note circulation of the United King dom, as it stood for the four weeks ending the 27th of April, and 4th, 11th, and 18th of May last, being the latest date to which the returns have been collec tively completed for all the banks of issue; and also the results as compared with the returns for the pre vious four weeks, ending the 20th of April: ( 1 7. 1 0 0. 1 Increase. I Maumee. Z Z g l Bank of Ensksed —. 19.11111,361 19,943,207 140,06 l'neeta banks „.—.. 4669,964 MMUS 37,452 Joultalesk bilis 2,653,122 2,696,657 31.133 Total la fastind.—.... 34,337,656 21,360,162 211,141 :.-- Scotland __. 1,016536 4191,711 180,165 Ireland -- ----- -- United Kingdom 5ke10,1370 31,205,758 4 313.666 Showing an increase of 211,8431. in the note cir culation of England and Wales, and an increase of 343,0881. in the circulation of the United Kingdom, when compared with the returns for the previous month ending the 20th of April. On comparing the above returns with the fixed l i issues of the several banks, we Sad the following to be the state of the circulation: The fixed issues of the private banks in England and Wales being 4,805,423!., it follows that they were below the amount 1,078,085/. The fixed issues of the joint-stock banks being 3,409,987/., it follows they were below the amount 513,3301. The fixed issues of the Irish banks being 8,354,4941., it follows they were below the amount 1,912,6491., with specie in hand to cover issues for 1,440,2381. besides. The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being 3,087,2091., it follows they were above the amount 107,6021., but with specie in hand to cover the excess and issue for 772,0401. besides. We find, therefore, that the note circulation of the private and joint stock hanks of England and Wales was 1,689,4161. below the amount authorised to be issued; and that, inclusive of Scotland and Ireland, it was, on balance, 3,394,6621. below the fixed amount. The avenge amount of coin and bullion held by the Bank of England in both departments during the four weeks ending the 18th ult., wee 18,804,0711., showing a decrease on the previous month's return of 2447821. The avenge stock of specie held by the Irish basks during the same term was 1,440,2381., being a de erten on the return for the previous four weeks of 11,8481. The average of specie held by the Scotch banks during the same term was 879,5421.; demons on the previous month, 36,9031. As compared with the corresponding period of last year, the returns under review show the following differences in the circulation: M IL?' 41 12 0 1 . 80 Imams. Dsorsams. M 8 i i Beak of Enema 14,944091 19,943,207 93;116 Private baaks . Joist desk WY Total la laglaad. 13,636,019 26,60,3; 11,00,112 -.--• essemml MAIM 4,117,61111 4,941,644 1117,967 UEW Showing an inertias* of 1,043 , 114 L in the circulation of EnglaM and Wake, and an increase of 1,262,5911. is the drealas of the United Kingdom, as with the returns for the corresponding period year. The yearly comparison of the stock of coin and bullion held stands thus : Ilsak Of Rastas; mem 1142/11,419 DM Usk; Ism 5M1,177 seam mass, lass 79,179 .-- 220,466 imam sew know May 16, 1660 At Antwerp, y, a good deal of activity I=. end a blr amount of basins's was dose in ands, especially in Spanish, which advamed Re,. G. ligalfi li P i reklits DIMINOWL faßo.. J. IL ibudest, 1 Osiordobio; vela. 1641., widt rosblowso ; k% Ormoillar. • Rev. AilbeVil ILANWIIMIt i r r c p , Nina Rev. ward pram T R. of Weak's'''. stabs, Wilts, so Ow proboad. of asjor pert aitarie ia the catkirdral okurdt of Salisbury; pit.. tiro Crows. TA.CANCIM Wartime Rose R. is Wass Wreckers 8., Norfolk, di.. ty Norwisb; Was wits ; pot. W. Dinh, log ; Roo. F. L. DM dos. pe Walden V. ur Cbadwitria C., Surrey, die. Wiasboster ; valor 4171.. yid; rorkbass; pats. Norton Calls" Oxford ; Roo. 0. Trerolyaa die. the Three per Omuta. Interior to 88 to 1 ; ditto, Ardele, 121 to 9.18 g the Five per Gent. Matalliquee marked 81; the Foor-and•a-halt par Qat. Russian 98, ashore. Daniels Five pee Gents. were tranineted at 971. The National lands were gusted berme, the Five per Gate. at 981, and the Fonr-and-a-Htlf per Gents. at 89g. Ronan Five pr Gate. 78:, sellers. 28 Sardinian Bonds, WE 921. Mwhaap on London, .68 short. At Brawl' the Fire per Cents. were quoted 98j buyers i ditto, 1848, 961 buyers, the You-and-a- Half per Cents., 89j. Social& Odn ale shares,l,337l. Beak of Belgium, 80. ll:change ea London, 26.66. Letters from &dude, of the Xith !day, mention considerable tisametioss is floe and middling wools, the former at 74 to 78 dole. far Prussian amount. The quality of the wool of the district is well woken of, and the waking has been most suxemtul this IMO& At Naples the quotations for the Five per Cent. Ducat Rent* were 98f for tawny ; the Four per Coate., 90; Memory Clertificatee, 90. At Milan the Lombardo Venetian Rents was =d ea 0 74 ; the Five per Cent. City Bonds, 991. El loadiss, 30.22 for 90 days. THIS DAT. Two o'Cliacm. 4fineFick issiketitiattat flat to-day, bat the epodes pries, although at a decline since yeeter day, Ma Ws well supported np to the present hoar. Consols being quoted 981 to for money and the 12th inst. For cash, however, they touched 961, but immediately fell back to the first price. The Three per Cents. Reduced bay. been done from 95/ to 1; and the New Three-and-a-Qaarter per Cents., at 971 and South Sea Old Annuities have been dealt in at 951; and ditto New, at 96g. Exchequer Bills mark 89s. and 71s. prem., and India Bonds, 85s. and 87s. prem. Long Annuities mark 81. Bank Stock, 208 and 9. There is no increase of activity in the foreign stock market, the transactions continuing of the same trivial character as previously noticed. The only al teration io price is some degree of &hues in Spa niel% securities ; the Actives mark 17; and the Threes, 371. The actual dealings are con fined to the following descriptions :—Belgian Four and-a-Half per Cents., at 881 and 871 ; exchange, 23fr. Chilian Three per Cents., at 591. Two-and-a- Half per Cent. Dutch, at 66/ ; exchange, 12 guiL ; the Four per Cent. Certificates, at 86. Mexican, at 31/. Russian Five per Cents., at 107; Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 17 ; the Three per Coats., at 37/ and 1; the Passive Debt, at 31. ENGLISH FUNDE-119 DAT. Soak Stook 308 0 I 3 3 pis et. Sod. ADM, L5l II 't Der ur 3 pow et. Ocoi.kalf•.. 00 I tactiognor Saw, 68a. to 710. rommoN 61m Ot.lrian Boole, y pot Ot. B. lived*. IA 8 26 per Cent.. 5 per Ct. Brazilian 8d... g Ditto Nen, 85 7 g pm Ct. BUIIOOa Airs, 51 3 bltto Cb hae bat, 57 Ditto Columb. le t bib., Columbian Eguador Bda. 31 .4 3 per Cl. DaMig bd.., 71 3 26 pot Ct. hutch lido, ftg 3 4 per CS Dula Corte, 664 If ruxia - pot 1 1.4 " M Ms. 4 =7lB44lkai Do. 04 Permian , 46 T Do. Deferred Portuguese Cour., 371 6 pot u Kura lids., tor ltto Spairlols lids.. 144 174 3 per Ct. Opartlab Bou. ST4 e 14140 Pamirs Ms., 34 4 2 per Ct. VINNISIIIIi& . 31 3 Verretuels Deterred D05..111 124 MINCING-LANK—THIS DAY. Broan.—The large public sales. consisting of 4,60 bags , Mauritius, 2,000 bags bengal, 1,300 bags Madras, sad 2,500 baskets of Java, are progressing steadily, at full prices. Opinion in favour of tbie article seems to strengthen, and prices are again a shade higher on the week. The home consumption shows, at length, an increase upon the four months of 1849, o. 1,600 tone, as stated in the government table just out, to May 6,1860. Refined is a s h a d e d earer t h an last Friday. Grocery lumps, 60s. to 625. Coral's —Tbe public sales of plantation Ceylon are going off heavily, and the importers are buying in to prevent a de cline. The demand for good ordinary native Ceylon has become very limited ; prices are quoted 46.. to 46a., but they music be considered partly nominal. Parma.—TN' article continues to wear an upward appearance ; 660 bags Malabar sold in public sale 31 per lb. SALTPETRE ociatinues steady ; 1,100 bags offered in public sale; a part sold; refraction 81 to 12, 26e. 64. Rem has been dull during the week. Corroa.—This article has been active during the week, and priers are a shad* in favour of the seller. Taa continuos steady, and a fair amount of business don. during the week. Cocuitanat shows an advance of Id. per lb. In other articles no material alteration, but the tone of the markets generally has been good this week. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. There is nothing doing to-day, either on the spot or for delivery. The quotations are as follows: Town Tallow, 355. 64., net cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 36e. 9d. ; October to December, 38s. to 3d.; ditto, separate months, 38e. 6d. HIDES.—THIS DAY. LI&DINIALL.—IIides, MN. to 641 be., lfd. ; 641bs. to 721b5., lid. to 2d. ; 721bs. to 80th., 2d. to 21d. ; falba. to 881bs, 21d. to 2ed.; 88tbs. to 961b5., 3d. to 31d. Hone Hides, 6e. car Skins. light, Is. 6d. to 3s ; full, ss. 6d. BIIIIIIONDSZY. Sheep Skins, Downs, 4s. to be. 3d.; Lambs, Is. 6d. to 2s. 4d. ; Shearlings, 7d. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Huddle's West Hartley, 13s. ; Car t 's Hartley, 13e. ; Walls End Braddyll's Hatton, 15e. 6d.--8111ps at market, 37. MARK-LANE—THIS DAY. But little addition was made this morning to our week's supply of English Wheat; the few parcels at market readily commended llonday's currency. In foreign Wheat no great =mint of business was transacted ; holders, however, con tinue very firm in their demands, and former prices were realised._ Barley steady, at previous quotations. For chair* qualities of Oats the turn in price was in fa vour of the seller ; and secondary sorts were a better sale. Beans and Peas without altersUon in value or demand. MIZIVALE INTO LONDON FROM 3rd JUNE TO 7th JUNE. Qrs. English. botch. Iris/. Foreign. Wheat .. Earley ....... I 170 I I Oats 390 14090 flow. 2,270 sacks; Lownom Ansmis&—Wheat, 425. lid. ; Barley, 265.4 d. ; Oats, 195. M.; Rya, 2.15.0 d.; Baum, 225. &L ; Psss, 275. 11i, PERLI.L APRIL/WE& ___ __ . _ Wheat.' Battey.) Oat.. aye. I Beaks.' Peak Apt 27 „. ... 87. Id 224 14.131 Ils 34 23. Mr,. Id Way 4 ... ... Ms 11E 1 22s 0414 s 7419 e 114113 s 114 24e 94 II ... ... Sea 0413. 0413 s 36 I9s 14 24s 2424 s 9d IS ... ... 19e 74 23e 3d 156 DE 21. 7623. 64 246 Ild SS j .„ ... 40s 7411 s 106 16s 3411. 44:26s 44 23s &I Saw I ... ... 40e 1421 s 0413. Ile 224 0426 s 114 366 21 6 weeks' A. Asir. ,311 - 7 — fi 23e 14413 e Sd 214 14.23 s 236 24 Wry.—Wlseat, Barley. OW. Rye, Basta. askt Per, Is. ii 2 119 7 SS 0 ii Ii BOROUGH MARICHT.—THIS DAY. Mews. Pattanden sad Smith report that the accounts front the plantations speak of a general attack of fly, and we have snore doing In our market for all Hops with a fair share of colour. SMITHFIELD MAREET.—THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts los masiderably fallen off; oos oequently trade is brisk, sad aloi» quaU s readily Rote 3.. bd. We have a tall aveeaga amber of Sheep and Lambs ; however there is • skeerlkl tionaad ter the foram at tally Moaday'a quotations, and is • few laataatos they are rather exaeeded ; for the litho trade moat= unaltered. There is a very large amber of Calves on Oh; and • con siderable redaction In pries is sithialtted to. From Germany and Holland there are 30 Desoto. 600 Sheep. sad 263 Calves; esetload, 60 Beasts; sad 119 Molt Cows tons the Hoag Ciantis& Ittai euruart. '3 1. . 4 d o lbeet.ista• 3 II . 0 0 0 wale. limb 2e 3 0 De. 04. Awn 3 3 8 tes Bre am mow ammo o o o I o I vs. ibk shoes sea tiav ro.n o • mato 4 8 4 ow* motet, d 01: 3 arltames, 13,030 ; Wm, ow COTTON MARKET.—HAvits, Ivies 6. Th. Coto= starket to-day boa been We active. Bales op to two °Week •eve shoot 1,076 boles. Prises, however, eztreaely Ora. 2V2e ordersaire New Orleans about 106 ft. INOUIDINNTe AND OttiaTia.—Yastaa& nom re ton. to parliament were 004 Ms it appears that thus aro 7,779 enigma immittaalt ta the Tattoos 11= 2 : s ad i j,0114 Than ars 719 mood sum" TIM lOW _Wanbar oi e E Imams 1,917. The Mal " mar lalashaa is 11 . Tiara resit s itri. aaa anima 1111.1 e lla arsalle la me dam Wi g NI RAILWAYS. TEL DAT, Two °Twos. The share market to-day is dull, with as activity in the dealings. price* there is not amok champ, but, where say variation has occurred, It is in an un favourable sense. Midlands have declined to 38; York and North Midlands, to 17L. Great Westerns mark 67i ; North Westerns, 107 ; South Eastern', 16. In answer to oar correspondent, "An unfortunate Shareholder," we may mention that although the aggregate amount of the traffic receipts on many of the chief lines for the week previous is known in the City on Thursday morning, and invariably meets with notice is our report of that day's market, still we are unable to give the returns in fall in their official, and consequently guaranteed form, before Saturday. occasionally, however, we shall be enabled in future to give the aggregate receipts on some of the more important lines as they become known on Thursday and Friday. Bunn, Lucy Arm. lacriag prime Yestarday. AbaWean Mo. Hires Atabst.,Natt.,Bas,ii Berko is Esau. Eat. (Gt. wW.t.P.ltwal .4 Vi m.. Psi IS 21 4 N Pal.l4l. 66 12 11 dia. 1;1 17i Bl 611 dt 94 6t 34 . $F_ Do. eftfisoiarture elra, Weft., sad Dudley _Do..!_rigagoarantat I 3 100 So' 17 Is 100 83 i 11. 30 Blrm.Mai►.L.Moor VWeyl Do.Ttrr_ .. Do. £lO Preferenta Chester and Holyhead .. Do Preference .. Dublin &lid &mot aunt. Earn Anellen be. file Y. . . De. (31.10 e.) 6p.Ct.Pref. Lantern COW2tial - _ • 1 1 1 1 7 11 11 lex ,11.. f Ipm 5/ et Pm iOl SO 111 149 31 4 10 Do. New Pref. 6 p. Ct. Do. Ext.. 3 P. Ct., No.l 1/o. do. N 0.2 Do Do. New do. 3 per Cent . East E ern Unio n Ma.) ~ elas (late .U. . Do. class B. and C ditto Do i r me lp a (6oe. 6 p. Ct.) East East Linooltshitro Gna wed 6 per Cent Edo/burgh and Glasgow Great Northern Do. shares,A,l3W.reed Do. shams. 13, 6p. Ct. I Do. 5 per Cent Pref.. Gt. doutttand West.(lre.) I Do. Eighths ... Great North of Beatnik... Do. New XlO Do. New X3O Do. New XIS Great Western ... Do. New Xl7 Hull and Selby ... I Do. 'hares Casemate end Carysie I Do. Thirds Si: 161 9i 6 60 LiOnsiire 7641iotiiku; Da New (gus. 6p. Ct.) Do. West Biding Caton Lads sod Bradford .. Leeds and 'Dunk Do. Pref. 6 p. Ct. No. I Do. Do. No. 2 Do. Do. No. 3 Do. Pref. Quarters, 1643 Lsidow and Blackwall . Lon., Brighton, S.Coast Do. New gus. 6 p. CL Do _ guaranteed 3 p Ct. - lated W I doti - IVird - sl Do. Pref. 3 per Cent.... . Do. Count. 3 p.Ct...1632 london and Greenwich... Do. Preference ... .. London & North-Western Do. do. New j shares ... Do. Fifths ... . . .. Do./ 10 sh.,ll.andi.(C; London & South.Westeni I Do. New, g3O ~. ... Do. New, £lO .. .. Do. Mn Preference ... I wreetoftoear.4 mann. Manets.,Buz., and Matlock lianch.,Bltet,&Llocolash. Do. a share; No. I ... Do. New Rio Prof. ... Mid land Do. Man. 4 Linal.Unica Do. g3O share s ...... .... Do. Rim. sod Derby ... Do. Cone. B. & B. 6 p. C. Do.ErewastiValley Fret Norfolk Do. New gfei... ... ... .. ... ... Do km:num Du. Guam. h Pir Ct North British .. ... . North Stafitirdebire... .. 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Natourand Liege :northern 0' Prams ... 1141r7i 7 12i if 36 i 6 i ISI 25 4 41 9t144 4 II I i Ii i i 61 14 * _ °raw sad Beldam: .. Para mod Orlesal Park sod Boma Perk eel Resalwari Rama sad Ham ... - Kaaba, sad Mew Tours dad Nagai A Ipm 220 22., 48 SO pm. 66 68 32 34 571 58;ez new 7i 7iOn „ 95 97 474 481 20 4 214 12 54 par fpm 39 41 ►4 141 dis 91 91 Oil. 101 10 dis 12 12.1 94 31 7 95 1 dls di,. 64 6. dis. 141 21 din dis pas 32 4 4 137 139 101 111 ST 59 57 :9 104 11 23 24 107 108 par Pal as i st 17 14 11 7i db. 11 1 die. 21 pa. 141 12i 4i 1$ &a II 1 3 . 1 8 1 1 die 34 37 2 261 Ws 13 17 119 120 ii is dia. 111 19 II 2e 41 lot io 9 19 40 ii ;s e t -5 1 141 ' lb Pa. 114 13 9 v 94 9 dia. 9a 7i 91 61 dia. 6 8 3 4 .6 14 dia. 1 1 dim 111 121 41 41 dli 7 9 8 10 4 81 db. 141 13 14* 13 — 21 27* 2 dis. 1 25 26 40 141 14 1 10 db. 7 17 17 " 31 dia. 3 : 41 dls. :1 1 1 I 6 64 4 P 7l . 1 rz : -. 14 7 41.6. 7 41L 134 13 2 4 2 10 32 lii fit 6 6i 9 2 22 11 11 dls LIVERPOOL Amara. ETOCK-EICKAIIO3. —A little more basins. was dosa 'o.day, but pikes were bardl9 sustained. Linoasbito and Tana. Wt. (tlftb anted, 9 Ilk ed. d.—Ditto (pref. stares), 12 36.9 d. d.••• Landon and Nardi Wastorn, 107 e 11 S o.—Ditto (um 1 obuist—• ie as. as. s.—Ditto—Dittocash &snob 8.. 9d. p.—Ditto 414 tPlt C.)z, 1 ) . m anc e,..ter. swowd, I.lnoolo. 17 —llldtsod, 141—ut d.--eloath Erten and Dover (No. 4 gnaw),). —Rost. Noutootto, mad Berwiok (U. N. E., 6 per amt. tilt '3O), 6I (1, Ditto, ditto, 61 Gt.—Watt litbouLdt. 91 d. 111A1VCHNNTER, Alm 6. BTooi-Vicamso2.—There was a weaker market at the °psalm and although it wag a shade dreier at the slash priesewwe decidedly lower than yesterday. There was a fair bola= doom , BIRMINtiNAM, Jaw 6. B Toon-Exctumen.-13hares were rather flatter is tkis market today. Minas& wore dame at MI, arropehtre Ualook Mak, LEE I, N, Aireat 6. Brock. ESCIWIOn.—There has not been a lame roast of burner done this lmarning. and sow of tits quotations drew • Might decline, a. eataparod with than ef yonerday, Oat on the whole the market remains o Orm. Ike sake this morals. nom— East sou Wait T if ; Oast Noitherse. itedis.; 301. Mich Londe, 26; din; Grog Northern Vies per Cleat Prot. I RS ; Think Sitenelons, No. 3, TS din BRISTOL, June S. erooz-Exottamea—Wa tadattala as active 'market, sad numerous leaasestlsas Ware Moot and Usage Juno ob ." N s ; p.m wawa Quarts, alarm were molly lower, *ring at 14 Ml; London sad North Westerns, at 108 i. EXPLOSION OF FIRE DAIIP.—A aorrespandent, wr iting from tisaroaathroa-Tyne, states that on Wodadoday lam aWA mod-pit implodes task place at Now Amer& calm, moat Gateshead, Dalian. by whisk anima were iaoNssd of lila, and Int at sat oasts 10 mak that Hair toirmy is despaired a it of lb* W ata boa stairtained, but It la muted that the woldepa of the aim have We. la a Tory dangerous Maio far soma dos pad. 1 i ~