The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-19 00:00:00

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DAY. 60111A/S.—Titopablie salsa coassatiag of 6,000 bags Xsorl ties sad 6,000 bags Bengal, ars piagrressias witkoul spirit, rd the prima o f Twaday ate wits ddinlg saggpvted. The reamed mike& is are and pekes et low goods ere s shade rloiatit thaw .1 the doss of lass weak; sneer, Wove, We to Ise aft U. t. 606. RAILWAYS. MEI DAT, Two o'Citome. The aspect of the blare market at the °mammon. meat of business this morning was firm, but saber. quently a slight reaction took place. Ties market, however, has since again improved, and new looks well. Psioes have not undergone much dump. Great waseeeas are quoted better, at 50 to 61 ; London and North Westerns metalled 102 to 109 ; OreatNorthern, 161 to / die. On these latte r a ca ll of 24 per share has been announced this morning. Berwick. mark Nom tlio OAZRTT.H of THIS NIGRT. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S -0171 C; APLIL 19.—The R.. lowa Wetotheeley Russell hes twos appointed, by the searand, ono of the D ploy Clerks of the Closet to We Majesty, he the room of Ik. late bras of Hereford. I,lDaeris warspb. HANDICAP. T.Y.C. Telegraph .. I Colt by blos,out of Virago 2 Coma —We bass had a doll sad drooping market dor. kg gm y ak; sales to sons *stout hays UP said. to-day at 43e. pod ordiaary native Collon, which fs a dosslins of 6s. salsas last Priday's pries. Cocos sontlanes dell, and the psblio sales have chiefly bees withdraws, fat want of haws at mrevloos rotor. 113cn.—This ankle shows • decline of 6d. wpm the week, bat intpartms aro reluctant sellery at the pnsont low prices. Deuga4 white, middling, 9s. to 10s. flitiffravan —2,600 bails were offered la public' sale ; about half sold. Refrastica, 71 to 121, 2k.; Westin, 6 to 61, 265. ed to Ns , which were rather lower prices. Pfasicro.-200 bags afkrod, and bought in at 61 to et per lb. CA/111A LIONIUL.-109 boxes sold hi public' sale at 735. to 82s. ed., whisk showed a decline of 7.. to 10s. on last week's consocry. Parran.-100 robins of low Malabar sold at 3d. to 31d. per lb. Cotton.—This article allows a &Elatedness ca the week, list the 'Basket has boss imbed.' darks. SY week. Cocniaw. has about laaistoised loot week's priors. Taa.—Thir public sales went off bossily, aad the market has a doll appearance. Inatoo has been @tear; 9,600 chests are already deelared for tr.• soil quarterly oak. Tim result of the week has bees unastisfaatory to the im porters in the Produce markets, as most articles show a de cline in prices, sod but a small automat of business dove. • o'4 tir6ll3l ...I lug ogirstAL llWien Owigrame. I* OIL r. Notion . " I May 1. Veit Phillip , IN P. Taylor ~ Mho' L A.l PIN No ll ' 11. WRIT&RALL, APRIL 17.—The Quell boo been pitosol to port to tin Rev. Hammy Pan Houlihan. M.A . the Doman of lon Majesty'. cathedral sherd+ of Serum, the ease below veld by the death of the Vary Rev. Francis Lear, late Dena thereof. PORT STAKE& Osterley .. 1 Lady Evelyn .. 2 Fir•-eater.. .. 3 Hoo•yoomb MATCH ; 2001., h. It. Prtalau beat Canada colt. IT 4 %MAI 78! ; Calediniim si, 71. — Tow oploectkl Orreirs rips wan rallorly wgigrf Irt raw. mrirrelni the orrrtir b Ibr eaddrarty mamar. ae. ( „:,,wiesonit &r parrris an rf the int emir. of Cory duly rest wroroar. The saderrood si r s Asir* aMs parr sl yaw, Alrcrt ar Owe let\ of NA swab; r weer nyS ours cr Tort Adreir Droses tad, is, rib fro. tee asersr:stios re warms. Orb slorpsi Se dim ere Mara sr O* ist Wirer ore Iserrid by Uss artist di. sursyser—Fat Aura yortisers wry ts ISAINUALL ILMLIDOIL,S4, Vitsrsarels.srer. larks. Lothian Sheffield Dickson, Fag., haying resigned Me conosispi ni as Eson is Mr IMlsjeatya Body Omani of the liwasea of Ow Guard, Edwasad Rook Wilms Billoirs, B q., is hereby reoppsiaisd. Sarnia Amman. /border 7. Mahmr.,005.012. • perks It lime Not 01 We* /0 aec Da imaatee 131 Illesthtlyaf/Passtattary 1$ wd. , sod D 061•7 s Z e. 71 MEL.= 1 0 111111110001PWAit si Mods 76 =Mi. 10 11 2 14db. to.day to 1 cealatar. LAW INTELLIGENCE WALOrrICII. Am= U. Sth Rest. of Drag. Oda—Capt. L Them.-vow. haat the 191! r » to be rapt., •lee 9.Ne►, app. t t the iketi remitter Calm. ; Lent. C. P. )owner, to le apt, by pm., vko Below. who rot; Cur. V. H. aw.areat, to ho Neut., by pm, etas lebramm. ard La Demo. —/Der. Namwen.s, to be Ilea., by par, Pk* Onoies, pees ; J. N. rameram, pea. be to err,. by par.; Ace Neamth. Seen Fedller C Bosom treat the I; Drat. Oda , to ho Hest we ugh, vise Lord IL Taftwer, 'pr. to the 4gth r. slid hat. of Ir.—Riee. J. rem Immt the glib r to be eta THIS DAY. PM' pm e a u & • pa. Si 4 4 OM LNOLO4TALIAN RAILWAY COMPANY.- 1110TICE IS MI*UT GIVEN that at a scores of the of treoeues. Ws *WI. It was seolSed dot o CALL of Sla MOM as 4 nrbilleSor per dire bo err ea Sedans of He is,. PAT AIME ea or Ildin Ole freS fig If WI ant. The obarrladero w therollife tegesieof Neff the NUM at the are ef lar Cs wow er bare dot eiry, Ist W Sere lads scrip Iselleese at Se one Mr kr tbo oseereemat of We efilL WILLIAM JACKSON. Oakum I. Kea Sreslatrooralerob 11. COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. Tins P ILS ;Zs? troy am Is as HILL. g u so 10 111 se This Velthfl ad to a Weielriaatioa erestiag" in the sine of George Prise Hill. described as a wrier in FiliotOtrlAL Hs wee - Comedy a solicitor, of the Inn HiU and Howlili but had bees seeds bash/opt In coosequencie of Ids emu► time with dials's& fest Gapes,. ' Lirktater, for tit' stated that a petition had been preeauted by Mears naves disputing the trailing, die., praying that the flat night be ancallid• sad, node: ibis, clnnissraacts, it might be well for tie 'lonisation to nrtdjounied. . . . . . . . ilOl u 17 4 II SC. SI 64 66 Pil Il i als. 7 71 6 6f 61 6f 7. 33 34 dia. 12 dbi 7 1 1 _ lug IK—Urat. O. 0. bheLiT. bon the bah 1. to be beid.. Sea Par. blue eoeegeo. inw r.—Uree. C. 3. O. 'warrens be be emit, b PIN vb.. VEB - .be 1110101; Dn. IL J. Lamas to be best, b oar., vies ii j ii 10 Da. n Ile Prelaare..... Cbsisr p = so lialibeed II Do. 54, Dublin Delist SLAVERY--SLAVERY.—WiE OPEN co MON DAY moat, Apr 1 St. at the ROYAL VICTORIA HALL. I eieeter.atuarr. • gnarl MOVING PANOILOIA o the AFRICAN and AM EHICAN SLAVE TaADs. rata • true 9 S:r p 'very true arta*: obtereatioa : (sw' of Mime— t 1‘,211 ramie— lattalt Clase-- C MMITIMa 01 • F.2.lmag• tato the Southern Stalm. m route to the Meekets—Amettom .-tsearr tato tee Makety's thmilime—Comada—lealdeme sad T:mb o: WaMastoa—Capitol at Weeldastaa. M. Pr*, sialle le.; roe. It. 440 . 7.471 e nir J. Dorm." LCD, tram OM Ned F., to be ed.. :ea Llest.-Gee. Sir J. Meatlonsld. G.C.D., dee. 47th F.—Em. C. A. STI,XXION to be (tent., by pur., vfoe Lom.more, mho ret:nre. 4114 I.—Lieot. J. I. Lover', bon the 76th F., to be heat., Ilee Wmedoee, app antjt. el • reetnit;ne d , .t. let F.—lJeat. and tol. Lord R. TAT lAA IL from the Aro% Fe.l ier CAI., a bne..pt.. Thollllpl.ll, ono. to Alt Drag. Gd., 80th 7.—lhm. W. D. thanter, to be 'feat , by pee., ce Tottenham, _ TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market to day L. quiet, at the rata following:— Petersburg Y.C. on the epos. 365. 94. to 375. ; October to December, sBa. 3d. to 38e. Bd. II Brt Irk D 0.131.1008 p. Ct. Prof I D0.(7/.105.) 7p. Ct. PreL &stern Cottatne Do. New Prof. 6 p. I De. lint" a p• Ct, No. I Do. do. N 0.2 Do. N.& IL 6 per Ct. Do. do. 5 per Cent 6 7 Ili ll } 4 !Pm Far I Pm 1 who pets. . __, „_., , rth T.--CsnL T. F. Ammon, ;mai 44th 7., to be net., eke H. M. Nay* who ripts. neon its V.; Lint. O. &V. Ammon.; fres Sit b P.. to be New w, gyp. to 1141 h F. SOO 4 , .—Lited. L Sumo, frost lib P., as be beet . vice Moiey, who COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. %tadle's West Hartley, 14s. 6d.; Can's Hartley, 141. 6i. ; West Hartley, 14s. 6d .; Walla End Braddyll's Retina, 18a.84.; Wall. End Haswell, 18.. 64.; Walls End Tess, 18s. 6d.-Bltips at market, 24. Da NayT itia;te'rig . ;t1 (ava B. U. akt.) bo. elm B. sod C. * NW Do. &rip (m.ll p. M.) Sast 54 36 4 6 pas 23 3 2 ii IH 111 64 1 i pm az dtv ~~~ 1 ~~' BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mews. Pattenden and South report that there is a better demand fur Sae yearlings, as also for 1846's sad 1847'5. 15 Do. New 1 4 3 1 Eat ew i N neolns i b ithar ire ... Guaranis— F _ a)g STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS.— l h " .lit)t' ht Dew ale Tellimoted. WON 100117 &MSC to qua WILLIAM a. lIVITONS (1••• Biwa mad Dens) SHOW OS& U. Oilantetrert. senor ofNewmeaSreet, and he I, New. Wilda. et Itrj ere the Mout la the world, sad estate .uch arawtearat d YENDCIte, STOVES, RANGES, FIRE-IRONS. mod GEN LIM. IRONMONGERY so or not be approached elsewhere, cliff he seeker. essity. testy of dean, or erocabutrares of work. Imealup. what the rise stern that low sale for which his eat*. b...hutrat bas Ws as salsbnadlir =we than a quarter of a century. h-eht Sow wet livessul emanate and two sets of ban, Cl lto.; • wgh anasla ormosams awl two roe of 43 Ida to twenty r...orm. Wand Maw asaapboa, witk ha 7a to Zit; rm !males tram M. dill.. _ wilt etch ornate areaseals, from • 15k to we Owes; Amur. from M. S. the eat to S• to. Byl. weer std orbs paint seam with reallatles bast k *Ma. The a :ay rcturard foe every ankle me asereed of. retailed earahresee • carrotap seat Liver post) fese.—imaillehed la Wailierzast e.e.14)). 1 . 1 O 'l E 0 PAT HY.-HOMCEOPATHIC, MEDICAL, mg ACCIMOIT PREPARATIONS ere ass.. every variety at JAMES LEATH'S Honer , pathic Opere ✓ I . :a/mare. 9, Vere.etner, and S. St. Pararrehurebyard. l4r r.v urinous are otereved is the funs /mum I. (Au:matted by walmonuti : ▪ P.e aryl cites cinch the author to in the habit of using are pre. r.Y .At atli's Homeopathic Pharmacy. 9, Very-street, Oxford. • L o t,!on, when a practical and pharmaceutical cheroiet is is • 4.! etendanoe. Proem having tested the of of these screw ~.,.. s omen: practiee, the author feels that be eon safely Teems , .-1 .!-...a 1. , the kbrhest ea...drew of the public."—Dr. laerWa . _.+:d '*wrier. Mb edition. Jost published. aerie rube. of any etedietnes, 9d. each; post free, Is. T.' e Iv , . t perfect Qs* fee the table or pocket. Latordther to the !._ • .se snit : AOW c‘otaining 9 bottles. la id. 4O leaden, &IL ~ If „ lta. IS „ Ile. 21 „ !is. le „ tes. t... NM and cheapest aesorteseet of the following Qantas tome r- . les. ‘713.1C). Cabandulk and lbw Toakodeadme. Node ere. •,...f 'al I f., pot or retloay: er for TfallffallTiOf paamegoa ; .... tr . 1.. ..h.ppers. esigranK end veterinary surgeons eupplied r rte tr.. , . ,lbers. terms. ... _.. ... cocnA. Is. 44. per lb.; CHOCO. . r. , r :b.. FARINA( LOVS FOOD, Is. 6d. lb. ; Diatifriat, Paula", ice. as.. are udgersally iPpetwd af. % cu., with ezplAastary tuts, rata. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, of T .Nlolcll,oll* *dor& y), AprO 99, erettelae the bllowies e. . !mint me. : - Portal, end the Pope's Mas Wee-Rugby • M.:o r. to Dr. Tait- Ewes Stees.le.chaee ).*. • ... in•ttutt new by Lauder -(ves.n. of the A • .t.t to Jo UM mayor of London ...The Assia; Oraw mooolor—no late W. W. LW Ite Wallerests °Wry : Feet flee Plerwe-Norte of Mi. .44 Mr. alleeh-The l Mr. Odbere-lheigratime A . I::ustruelsak-Pletureape the Adelphl A •• v. wla the Punjab (two illeezethwe)-With ha the ow of yeoli.-0111ce, lfs, StrutiLlisig=llllt AR LOW'S NEW IN 3" ::e p VENTED SW-ACM° SYPHON 7is Es I AP. ItEQCIIIIIOI NO VENT-PEG •! • -r. '`.- - I Prevents sie. beer, slaw. re e th er Sewer I . ....._ . ham beerming Am et meld ro eilsetually I A 0 .• " that the hot Oat shall be Arm as pod re ... . A f) t .1J i----------- - - -: 1) , 1 11 - __— " -------... s• Int; werreeted he repa s t ar ecel la ! I tee sao el Me ;dries Is. meM I .., i 11 twis trar te )ss arg . mrt oss . Itaelwra ssos sustm (r tee pissa ere ler sherry, he., Is. 4a. 1 - The Mere se n s es ell peals he , 1 r - poe tt:lm te laP the aWbrs al ie r-t ig u the be W H Cl 7 6" reillei l" n hl t l et". : 44 111411111 ".a. i through it Wells erolt te ems the Near a - to rue oa f reely; vim tae tap le termed all se wee Pr era Mir. JAMES SAILLOW, 14, x lea WIMP- , ..•'. MareineArene. EstabliMed . 10•110. 14.1.--Neee are melee i . - t • • tatrod with Ks name and draw J. pet. • new method of tapping ark; warrasted to ono we it and •appliso irldaisio sod Moll N. NEW DTENIED TAP WUPPLis (e• mins& Om b=sibod recta :4gar,. at W. sod Is put sottat. The Wide NEWS, NEWS, NEWS.—TM Best, ample, t•.. Lamle !tehersher Is the teed& LLOYD'S WILMA' • • • sk.wiwArzaiostaiso Whom et the 'ay water (te the moment )heiportsettM • ' : tree% eleetele telestele, r sere sass, etheedleet of •,. tokens at tie her pelilebed every alltorday • ...me ett poiL Prise eely Threepseee, peg tree. Soul three • •:..ette to Edward Llege. U, Velletimpereerb lemeta. and • too, ma maple; to *raw el fay astre emelt NEW 11(041V)PATIIIC 9104171 LT TIMIODICAL • .. 4 " to Prows , mouth at ARIL W as IM last day aloud swain. •ala, pea, prise Om Itia7, Wed p Till-71HA I INEMANNIAN FLY SHEET, and J. waxikt. or MEDICAL MOM M SCIENTIFIC DH t • " IN.Pt Issebns Lea" pb.s•lr 4 by W. &T. Pipr, SI, Paterecrier.rew. • 1 LAID 110112OTATIIIC WOW ST DS. MUEL THE HoMCEOPATHIC DOMESTIC MEDI CISL lossatittbsessri. .w.lll. • ' 'lst spessitismise busk es So iissl. Ur miter is owlet. sad sotssisiolly asimissdl. • I DAIL s 1 us mat. IHrsd Tbstssei. =silk k. •, tomptedi of Wassegaltai Samoa , P. mir.Nri G UI DU. M aistositelissibutt Nursery f.tll Atm; fill WI lila amens ratestioset Llßlamb dodo. Oa Tv a ..sorb an Dr slatoa. LLIMf • :s d WMAID.OPATHIC moms of THTSIC. •Noteses se Pesetittoser's best test bask. AM' .1 boss blebs sot tainotied, tree et d sag Sr sisoisso. ores - resutt.ses se tise gests4 prim. Lambe: Nate last~ t. St. hits anseteponi. amp r.DITION 01 "UZI WM" I tyry, Is or Voi. wail P.m Om, pr_ies Is id dab, TRZ rourru EDITION OF JANE EYRE. By CURREI BELL. Author of _ _ Larks : est* Mar rd Os. 81, Comb& DL cuzszarcws Azwyonza F -- TZ:Ziliiis iilia... et N 0 TEEN T LIFE .I " MAW tospuiliq owl !Wood us of Ilmit" . ..rano : Ilott iloWit-lIIWWI sol Newton lbw. 1 ,• • eoost thi Emir= of Lthdos—nli MR. URA Fon= Illini% f• .., Inn pork mai idler plidni—fienhloi b oo --...-TA lloo—lanisn of N ol Ifonio-. rio— t.. ioub...-4). Eatjag. flooplosh BMWs& Al. 11 WW. 4' ,o l4rirtlon. M. A1t.,4111 fres the MOUNTAINS. 11. b. web ; by post, • c 4. . 1. I - A Twit In Ow Inkon-Vitotell of Ildleberett, he. . '' 1 4. the Won of Killentry—Ressinhosisne of Dublin, at At ` to iedsUns, Is.; by pot, la AL, WIIAT to EAT, DRINK, ihd AVOID. " 71,4 thine ham pen sad tan our i 5.,,, insy rya" , . .• gooney it .tent sooty hose way noil ess) of ow • • .n.I Weilh sod osteedied hest bnsinoothe ••••• the met7trpieLene, bedsits. er study. sad teilitien .ith tattles sat Mr tar the diet esd Orbit regilletles •""d. y n, narrwara4c..; Ithriethe, rAwt.47o , lt I etc teeth troth the thither, Ilk Arun-oth% Er. STOCK COMPAIIIIEL-T o r lib NOM It. rvrar of Joist Steak a l. ON yr" %tel. There were IN ....h hdetere.l dads, the year, of w Efi weleAsi to 41C4r4y. 1)“., IjB were completely regissest is the " 1816 torgal 134 failed to Aegis esuspiele ~ .Ml* *lee, claim the ll.lifornia Popsies are prosisest " The asoiant if foe paid la the year was 2,9271., 41 L kW: wee paid at the head office in London, and -. Ritermailer is Latins. 114 111 1=1. I. Forms. Slat r.. to be lint Lialt. tbeteweL Nth P.—Lket O.H. Erato has beau adowed to retire frogs the eer. Wee by the sale of We onwilos. 71w Y.—Lieet. H. L Cutresta. LIM b p., 68th Y., to he permit., rieeseter. deemed. 76ei F. ANIA.4.tv. A. J. Femora, fate the Uotyital Stet to be wiet.auerg, vie ler. who redeem 76.11 r.—Urat.-Call. H. H. lirrcumut, ifolll 9th F., to be lieut.. eel., aloe Z. Teepee, who each.; Valor 11. W. Pram, to he Heet..c A., by per., vile 11:chewer, who rota.; Capt. H. lISUILTON SO 110 major, by per., its attar 1; Lieut G. A. LICILIIMIT to be enc. by mar, s :et ; En.. J. S. F. DIVE t he brut, by per, eke Loethart ; ET% B. H. Marne, Loot the 36th P., to be eaw.. vise Dew. S. C. G. KIIDIT, hoe the 37th P., to he lieut., else Arbsakte, app. to 3711 F. lh F.--C.lpt. F. C. Dames. frost the Mt F., to he coot., t*.ee R. S. O'Brien, who rote. epos h 36th F. flirt F.—Aeirt..farg. Ft,. IL Post.; from the Hospital Staff, to tz aseS.Aoret., vice Moore, app. to the spfr. f3rd IK—llefse•Ces. W. Weans, to be soL, I.leut..Cee. Sir J. Meals% b.C.8., app. to the 430/ F. Ifoorrett. Bran.—A‘ag...liaro. W. Wows, :.otn 91st F., to be rotist...ora. to the fortes, rim Vetoer. appointed to the 73rd F.; Acting Amist...Surg. It. IlleiGiumos to be mils...stirs. to the forms Ike Pete, appointed to Plot F. BANKRUPTS, - . WILLIAM Auxin IVs, Merchant's Dock yard, Dimmed-omen, Hest, ehiphailder. *lntuit. :Annum" Incuote, Richmond buildings, Sabo, picture dealer. °Boston Visterns, Oranrille-egaan, Pentonvilla, nut chant. SARAN rantsom, Winehestsr, plasier. Jow' Ammirr, St. Dunstan's-bill, City, custom-!ones aro_ t• JOHN STORMONT, Stab:lo, Shropshire, MGR suinsLC- .. - - • WILLLLII SToaasowr, Shifts!, Shropshire, iron manage tem. JAxla MCEVOY, MOURN Lancashire. grocer. ELIZABETH HART and MARTIN HART, Northsrich, Cheshire, drapers. Cnnat.ns VIALS, Dimples*, Devonshire, baker. JAMES BIRD, C/DlRavols, Glalinualobinr, graver. THOMAS WHITITORI ALFORT, Bristol. ironmonger. WILLtamWItooX Triuterson, Goole. Yo k t ire, botcher. Josses !foremen, Dation, Hidden&ld, eottni . dyer. WlLuau Rawson, Ilia it Rte.., Lincolnshire, cake and aged man►ast. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. THOMAS 14 , Portobello. btoleeeller. GIORGI A LLLLL DIM HOPI, Glasgow, general merchant. DAVID PHILIPS, Ctiff, OlviViST. WILLIAM Futataa LAMM. Glasgow, temperance hotel- JORR OHM aad SOLOMON GIBS, It ,ow, Raeooe. DAVID WRITS LAIRD, loith, wareheaskor. WILLIAM CLOVON and HUGH X 14TOOMERT GADDIS, Lady bars, near Oneexk, potters. Glu- SANK Or EN WAN D.—LocorirT INC{ DM LAO lowed —.......4:0014,44 r for the Ww maw Arrill3.lo). i 30,064,650 ; BUSING DI Woofs Clapital 1.1171.3#4 Oyu o. WAY Wdad. ONmi 'Mr= DAS. and DM MAW OK= Otaw Dap.:Y . . 10.9cV.3g) *rreb-ditsmailallre Nib 1.161.90 1/16.03.1S Government Debt.— ‘11.01 , .1e0 OM or remain • ..... 2.not.t. Gold Com and litake 15.e.0.773 Whir BufMs ...... 1113.877 1230.044.650 . an. Government Smerlden linehoL Ned Knight Annuity, £14.209 962 °Guinean:tem V.741. 7, 2 totes Geld mod Sager ow 714,365 Apel 15. IWO. '04.664,1:4 )11. BLAIISIIALL. Mel t.idebiur. SUGAR —The moms price of Sem, the produce of the Bathe peeseessie la Aaterles, cemented fta the returns made in the week es the 19th day at April, ISM, Is 246. 9j d. per cwt. Seger 1M pMi NM of the Menridus is Res. lid. per cwt. Sugar the paten el the Ilia lathe Is 16e. thd. per cwt. The average pries or the them breedeg Swaledale, plods, is Ms. 7fd.—Gazette. THE ILANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. MANCHESTER. Aran. 18. There was a crowded meeting at the Town-hall, Oldham, Int night, to originate a freehold land misty, on the principle of the Birmingham 01111111111, for enfranchising working-men. The ebair was taken by Paton 13• VILLI, Beg , of Leeds; and Mr. I. Taylor, jun , of Birmingham, ad dressed the meeting, giving an internals; account of the rise and progress of the various societies throughout the Wham already established. Mr. A. Prentice followed, and a meantime was pond approving of the objects of then societies ; end • numerous provisional committee, comprsed of pericias who had already subscribed for shares, we. ap pointed as the Baden of a society hen, and for the pur pose of carryirg out the objects of the meeting is Oldham. At the Salford Hundred Salons to-da, there were note,' than six appeals against different townships by railway com panies, oa the groucd of excessive charges foe poor rates—a now very general source of compidat amongst millirem com panies. The appsllaata, In two cases, were the East Lanca shire Compaay, and in the bar OthOlf• the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company. The two appeals of the Bast Lamm shire Company were respited, as also was one of those by the Leacashice sad Yorkshire Cempaay. The three others were settled out of team, sad the serious excess of sharp may he judged ad from the fast, that one of the reepamiente„ the township of Chaddertsa. estimated to • m elodies if their rate from 20W. to 1584 10s., whilst Csstleton, earithes of the reepoadents, made • redaction from 3491. ea U. to 2721. 8.. Ace extraordinary attempt at murder was charged against a be, only 16 yean of age to rig, before our boroush magistrates. His name is James Smith. and he is apprenticed to a Pawnbroker. named Knight, In Saler street. After the ship wee domed hot tight, Mr. Knight had gone oat, and the prisoner was alone in the kitchen with Mrs. Knight, whoa he struck at her from behind with a carving knife. The blow was aimed at the neck, but the blade glanced of without inflicting a serious wound. Mrs. Knight had give. him no provoatla L aid was quite at a Ism to account kw his conduct. The boy's defence was that it was net himself who aimed the blow, bat a man who had entered shalthily, and who, failing in his object, glided out es quit kly, that he was usable to arrest his retreat; bet this account could not be true (although the prisoner pre tended very accurately to describe his dre e), bsocaass, se cording to 11111. Knight's statement, ell the doors were leaked sad bolted at Me time. Mrs. Knight says she mreamed for assistance, sad si soon as she had escaped from the knonner's grasp, she took refuge in the house of a neigh bour. Mr. Knight said he was at • loss to account for the gebeassos metive, unless it woe revenge. He had boss de tested stsabeg money from the shop till on Saturday last; bet he had am bees prosecuted, and this rendered his eon duet the more eztreordiasn. Of course the magistrates had so alternative but to commit him for W.I. sari ordered the depceitions to be taken with that view. TUE WISCII OT TEtI ROYAL W pot _week the divot hoe bees easaged at um urea al the Royal Mille Nees'. Their efforts to IMOnWr the earomre all attodei without* mow Om 8 y last a few tart Nods fiblase. week to., Wen lauded at RSIPLECTION OF A LONDON BIGHT-SWIM-I wouldn't rive twopence to se. St. PauFs—if the dean and chapter didn't =kit ree.—l'imeA. Mr.. Smith. for the bankrupt, said it would be inoorthesient to adjourn the case to a given day; it would be bettor to ad. Oulu it sine airs, with protection. As issue pending at the last meeting bed not yet been tried ; in the coons of three months it was probable it would be disposed of, as well oaths petition disputing the trading. The examination was then adjourned sine dim, and pt. Affec tion was granted for a month, renewable, at the end of that time, if no obj ctien was made. The plaintiff was then examined by Mr.Linklater,tonsising some massy' entrusted to the firm of Hill and An for investment in 1848, which had been invested land In various parts of the country. In 1847, he had executed . a trust-deed to Mrisrs. James and Bee keley, of his interest in snag property ; this was just prevents to the Pothole Put Company being krtken up, when the creditors bad been pressing hint, and trying to make him liable. Bride. the propery he assigned ht March, 1847, he had some deb., due to him which were clamed as " doubt fel" in his Wince. skeet, and mosey at the bank to the ex tent of perhaps 6001. or 7001. His partnership with Ur. Eve rill was dissolved in November, 1847.. He had been abroad for some months in the course cattle year. He went to Bogner the day after the deed was executed, to avoid the proceedings of the Parcels Poet Company. He was after wards at Birmingham, and then at Boulogne. Mr. Lii.klater said the assignees were Lot at all satisfied with the accounts. They wished for statements of his trans action in the firma of Hill and Everitt and Hill and Ander son, and also a statement of his affairs at the time of executing the assignment. Mr. Smith urged that the bankrupt had no means of reit Jerrie' accounts of the partnership of 11 , 11 and Emil', as Mr. Evertll bad tskei( possession of all the books end papers. The case was the same with the partnership with Mr. Andermse.. The bankrupt could not compel the production of these documents except by proceedings in Chancery. The proper and easiest course would be for the assignees to sum mon the parties here. Mr. Liaklater said the pls'stiff represented that 8,0001 was coming to him from the firm of Hill and Breed! ; the assignees eight to know the ground on which this statemeat was made. His Honour directed that the bankrupt should furnish ell the additional inlormition is his power previous to the mat meeting. A number of creditors were is waiting to prove their debts, but, the question of liability being null pending, the proofs were 'gain adjourned. The balanceaheet extends from the let et January, 1846, to the date of the fist, 24th July lest, and contains the following items: To credit. iv, 1,0921.; ditto bold. int security, 4,8104; ditto, on judgment, 101 l ; liabilities, 4.1471.; capital on the lit January, 1848, 19.7881. ; profit', 9581.; due from the firm of Hill iod Estrin, 6.0001. On the credit side there appeait—cash balance, 81. 19s. 4d.; doubtful debts, 3.0721.; bad dittn. 1,2091.; property a-eisned to erediton;22,463l. ; losses, 7.875/.; trade expenses, 3301. ; domestic and peramial ditto, 1,3011. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. ASSAULT, AND RISCUR Or a PRISONS* —J Withen wee chasfed with violently assauciag polies constable No, 73 F dermal, sod with rescniag a prisoner from his custody. Last evening a boy was detected picking the pocket of a gentleman in Geoegeeireer, Bloomsbury. The set was seen by another boy w►o was passing at the time, and he gave information to polios•constabls No. 76, F division, who ac cordingly took the boy into custody. Some of the prisoner's companions went Is a publecbouse ia the same street, a reeLrt for qu stionsble characters, and said the boy wee taken The constable had not proceeded far when he was accosted by the prisoner sad four other men, who asked his if be was going to lock the boy up. The Locatable replied in the affirmative, and instantly the prisoner struck him a tremen dous blow upon the heed. The constable was rendered nearly inossuble, and the prisoner, with the other men, sue. *redid la menial/ the boy floe► his euitody, and all made their escape tempt the prisoner, who was prevented by the arrival of other assistance. Toe prisoner, in defence, denied that he struck the eon 'table, or seen aided in the re•one of the boy. The constable mows distinctly that the prisoner wu the person who struck him, which statement wu corroborated by the evidence of a witness who saw the whole traueetioa. The constable added, that the prisoner wu a convicted thief, sad had only lately been released from prison, when he had been confined for a month for assaulting the police with • Ids- preserver. Mr. Jardine committed the prisoner for one °donna , month. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A 8E0012.10 IMPOST'S—J. Letts war charged with at tempting to excite the generosity of the charitable by sham. ming a St. A policeman stated that on the previous evening he was on duty in Duke street, St. James's, when a gentleman Rave him one shilling, with directions to take it to • poor man who was sitting in a doorway in the street. He went to the spot and saw the vivantr lying on hie beck, apparently in a fit, surrounded by a mob of people, some of whom, oat of compassion to the prisoner, gave him mooety. The prisoner was foaming at the mouth, and witness, believing hill to be really ill, procured assistance and conveyed him to the station. On the way there witness met another constable, who recognised the prisoner as a notorious imposter, and stated that he bad ban in custody more than twenty times to shamming fits, and that to cane* the foaming at the mouth he carried a piece of soap to place therein. On arriving at the station the prisoner fell down again, as if dead, but on Inspector WhaU directing a pail of water to be applied, he The recovered. The prisoner was committed to the Howse of Correct= for one month, with hard labour, DESTRUCTION OF YORE-WEAR/ OIL WORKS BY Pinn.—This morning a Are broke out in the extensive pre mien occupied by Mean. Mucks and Co., known as the York wharf Patent Pine Oil and Grease Works, situate in Prince's-street, Lambeth. It appears that the foreman was I attendiag to one of the stills charged with resin spirits, when when an explosion took place, and the contents of the still became ignited, the flames rushed forth, and, coming in contact with two other stills, the spirits therein took Are ; thence the dames spread to the whole of the tanks of spirits, oils, grease, and resin, and rushed through the windows and the roof, and entered the habitations of six or seven persona in Yorl•laste. The parties living there, unable to amps, were forced down, and several bursted. An infant daughter of Mr. Hawkins, whilst asleep in a cradle, was most frightfully baraid, end wee obliged to be taken touts hospital. An elderly man named Porter was forced down by the Rama, his upper nesse est oa fire, and his daughter much burned . The foreman of the works wee blown from one part of the premises and much injured. So rapidly did the Games pro- gym, that the factory in less than tea minutes beeame one I complete blazing mass. Several engines soon arrived, bet it was 12 o'clock, nearly three hours after the outbreak, be fore the fire weld be extinguished. Nearly the whole of the nathhisery, stock is tra de , Ito., are destroyed, and the faruiture of enmerous parties living near is mach damaged. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE NEAR THE WEST INDIA DOCILI.—Tbis morning, a fire of a very distractive ithatheter broke oat ha the premises belonging to Mr. Bradley, a baker, carrying en beldame at No. 3, Jamaica -terrace, West Indio-4041p, Liesehouee. The Are made such rapid pronto, that lea very brief period the whole building was bareed down, and three other honors severely damaged. SUPPLY OF WATER AT WINDOW' CASTLL—An engine of twenty horse power is sow la the therm of erec tion on the Alm Thaw 5, near Rios College, from which cast iron pipes, communicating to • reservoir at Creobourse, in the Great Park, a &Malice of three miles, are to be laid down. The work will be completed by Jaly nut, The reservoir will contain ten citation gallons of water, Goa which, by the natural preens*, a continuous and constant supply of water will be conveyed to part of the Castle. The cost of this nadertabiog is estimated at 10,000 i. TRIIRSDAT Rvuonte. ' Although the banking aad mercantile interests ' dive beets greatly relieved by the substitatios of the new Stamp Act, to be in committee es' Monday oast, for the one previously proposed by the Chsacellor of the Excheqeser, they have sot pt Mined all they require in ce der to be etpdhao dash ' With. Much dissatisfaction ii generally hit emantercial men at the hap-bsiard statesseuts of the Chaneellor, and the imperfect data, or rather the total .*hence of data, spoa which his celesta t ms see based. They look in vain for the promised bones by the remission of stamp duties if the present bill be allowed to pane the house, and they see instead an increase of taxation in the very deportment whisk it is proposed to relieve. Ma& better would it have here, and far more acceptable to the country, for Sir Charles to have taken off the duty at 010011 OD seep, :on paper, or on advertisements, rather than attempt as at present to hoodwink the public by mere declarations of relief, when in fast additional button's are imposed. In the =it optech t the promise to emit stamp to tla extent of Quo-third of a mil lion is unequivocally given by Sir Charles Wood, although at the same tame he admits that be has no conclonve evidence to show how it is to be effected. He assumes, however, that upon all conveyances up to 1,3001. his measure will afford positive relief. It may be so; but he also states, in continuation, " that upon all conveyances from 1,3001. up to 100,0001. them will be • decrease." Here we are at issue. 00 this point it will be seen, on reference to a letter from "Scrutator," which appeared in this evening's Ex press, that other men arrive at conclusions the reverse of those propounded by the Chaccellor. The table of the present and proposed rates of stamps in convey ance between 1,0001. and 100,0001. appended to that letter to which we refer our readers most dearly de monstrates one very important fact which will go far to correct Sir Charles Wood's arithmetic in this matte: ; it is this, out of eighteen amounts cited, no less than seven items show an increase, and not one a decrease of stamp duty under the pro posed scale ! To tell the members of the house that there are no means of furniebing them with the information and returns they require to enable them to arrive at a just and equitable deci sion between the government and the public on this important flotation is to tamper with their privileges, to insult their understanding. They hare a right to demand sufficient data to snot their judgment, and the commercial interests of the country require at their hands that they should exact this information from the government when next the Stamp 13111 is brought before the house, or, if this be not conceded, agent leave the Chancellor of the Exchequer in a minority. A general meeting of the shareholders of the lonian Bank was specially convened this day, for the purpose of electing a director to fill up the vacancy at the board caused by the resignation of Sir Frederick Hawkey, when John Baskin Feq., of St. Helen's placer who was the only candidate, was unanimously elected. A memorial has been addressed to the Lords of the Treasury, upon the subject of the mixture of chicory with coffee, which has already received the signatures of many of the first houses in the trade. The memorialists estimate the loss to the remelts In the current year by the adulteration of coffee at no less than 162,0001. as compared with 1849, unless the order of August 1840. authorising the mix ture of the two articles, be immediately rescinded. The accounts from St. Peterstarg to the G . h re present the market for tallow as exceedingly quiet, the transactions during the week having amounted to only 500 outs, at 112 R. with an advance, and at 109 R. cash for August delivery, at which rates there were sellers bet so buyers. Some of the dealers estimated the supplies this year at theist 110,000 casks. In flax nothing bad been done, am the dealers had returned to the country, having 'sor rowed money in preference to sealing at the prime off, red. The &deices from America had caused an advance in the price of hemp, and 1,000 tons had been done at 621 to 84 It. cash, and at 86 with an advance, for clean ; 79 R. for outshot, and 74 R. for half-clean, all on contract. Since this transaction some small business had taken place at 85 R. cash, and at 87, 80, and 75 R. with an advance. A small lot of superior clean had been taken at 91 R. cash, acd for ordinary, 871 R. cash on delivery on the opening of the navigation, which appeared likely to be late this year. Letters from Alexandria of the 6 . h state that the market for cotton was dull, and that prices had given way; 3,000 centnere of government had been 'disposed of at 91 dole., equal to 61d. per lb. A fair business bad been done in private growth at 5.30 d. to 5.78 d., and in Pactiu and Beys at 5.72 d. to 8.19 d. per lb. Flax continued in good demand at 211. Bs. to 221. se. for low rough, and in proportion fee the better qualities. The grain market had suffered a further depression, the government bevies ineffec tually offered Said wheat at 40 p., and Beheim at 35 p. ; subsequently they sold 88,000 ardebs Beheira at 33 p., equal to 13e. 3d., f. o. b. • and for Said, 3/ p. would be aecepted. Said beans itad also been offered by government at 33 p., without finding buyers. In other grain nothing had occurred worthy of notice. Freights were rather lower, and the rate of exchange was 95 p. DUBLIN STOUR:A—Aram It, per Cent Consols .». Ditto for account, May 18 Royal 54 Clem. Mock Bank ........ II Wicklow Copper Mine . (Moak!) 1 Consumes' Om (IL paid) If 216 Midland Orem Meilen' and Royal Cenci Oempany BICHANORS AND STOCKS ABROAD. Bareeme, Aran. U.—Belgian Funds; Loan, 1810, Five pa Dente, Helf per Dit 0 1i, 1 484 , 3 8 , 1 1 ; 1814 Four. a tto, 183$, Three ppeerr Cents., 679 ; Lan :idtt Cky. 189 Poo r pee Om* 100; Ditto, 843, rim per Cents, 9 3 1; Bank of am. Fear pee Cents 77 ; Leas of 1641, live Ms Cents, 09. Easkanpon Lrndun, 13.47 . Amaranams, Aram It —Dutch Funds: re Debt, Two.and.a. MN per Clesta. l awny, 631 bills; Ditto, !bra per Cents., 99 1 198 • 9 7. 9 1 99 . 1 :1 4.4 D 1333 . to ur Mats; Awe& Bywd per Qe b » es t womb plos ; Bast India Lem few pre CANS, 84 money, 844 ; Phi per Onds. r ito stzl Oa. 1936 money, 104 ken DOOM Pear per OsMa. 11 wasmsy.. 14 Ws; Litt ]tees per Cale, 111 ississm . 294 Mlls; Atuld ive. = a rm Ostia, 098 ..37• 8 F, ira p t: per Dentn, g ees , gig laden, 11.07; two 311 if; tirwmailbs, 94.87; cm Park, MAO t Pee neeSBR 9194$ MARK-LANK—THIS DAY. The small quantity of Bogiish Wheat at minket this morn • ieuf brouuht prices about equal to Moaday last; for foreign Wheat the demand was limuted, but its value underwent no thaw. Burley was in rather batter request, but ao improvement in value could be established. .ts w. re likewise a more fres sale at Monday's quotations. Beans and Peas uneltered in value. ARRIVAL'S INTO LONLX/X PROM 13th APRIL TO 19th APRIL Qrs. RasWt. 2103141. Utah. Foreign. Wheat .. ..... 1 1 1 5 : 4 3 ° 0 Barley 1990 Oita.. I 2220 29320 ric;ii;. 3.290 'sacks ; Lowe,. AY/lA/lA—Wheat, 42a. ed. ; BArley, 235. 1 Id. ; at., 19a. 44.; Rye, 2.1 a. 00.; Beans, 225. 10d.; Peas, 235. Id. oirrAtiaL tliku,Abt.n. THIS DAT. Two o'CLocx. The market for the English funds to-day opened with increased firmness, which has since been well supported, the quotations for Consols being at this hour the same as at the commencement of business, 96 to 4, both for money and account ; they have been dons, however, in the interval, at 951 for present transfer only. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 964 and 96; and the New Three-and-s-Quarter per Costs., 974 to South Sea Old Annuities mark 941. 1. Exchequer Bills of all kinds mark Ms. and 10s. Premium. Long Annuities 84 and 3-10. Bank Stock 2074 and 2064. Very little business has been done in the market for foreign securities, and prices are without alteration from yesterday. Mexicans mark 29; Spanish Passive 4. The dealings consist only of the following : Brazilian Bonds, at 861. Danish Scrip.; at 44 and 4/ prem. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents. at 651 and 4 ; exchange 12 guil. ; Four per Cent. Certificates at 86$. Equador, at 31. Mexican, for the 30th Wet., at 294 and 29. Portuguese Four per Cents. for account, at 334 and 4. Russian Five per Coats., at 106/ ; the Four.and-a-Half par Cents., at 964; Ditto Scrip, at 2$ prem. "Noma rtrime.—Tha Dar. Risk Mock 1064 71 Q. Os.. Asa. N I Taff 1.1%. Md. Anima.. *5 5 ii .4 014 fr s per OS. Om 96 we Na, le flu rosisoi NUN ins. rA. A Ol2r. ° 4 re MI tt. 1 1. 1 1 per MM. 6 per 04 Ma, lOW MI 4 • r u zs il sissine as:, N $ 4 P OL na...a r 444191r m .6.. TN 1 pee et. re6ellaree, fa 4 ItneleeTiaWev" 34 7 • Nue MMus 1144, 9e $ ICIL leer 116e.,106 DUle Wirth. Def. 114... ale.. 164 Oplianblau Ngus ler Wm.. 33 I 3 per r all epembh Me. LT T 3 par et. Panbkilde..lo 2 letto Pram Bib.. 24 per Ct. Dutch Ma. 464 I I pee 04, Vssamedalli. 34 6 4 pm Q. Data Usite..ll4l lissmies LIAM& 10".12 13 1 I Wheat.lB4rls7. Oat,. liye. I Beans.l ea& a. t 4 14. 11c. Ila 11d,244 4d 234 11 . 349 id no 1114 SdlUe 36'141 7d 2k 4 16 is; lila; 117 s ie 376 103 1 336 6L 136 35 21. 74 3s 104 23. 3d April 6 IS. Id 21. 3,1 Ifs 104 21. SC 236 81 , 44. 3 13 1161. 6422. 114136 3420. 6.123. 9d•46. 3 waste' 453. Mrer. Id 336 34 ! 13. 14 326 24 34. 16:112.36 34 °sm.—Whew, Barley. at.. Ilva. limas. sad Peas. 16. Prin. Kuck 1. Mardi 9. !WHIG Mi chlU April 9. l Apt it 13 _ assa9 9 "7 . 118 1 87 9 ... I « March I SMITHFIELD MARKET-THIS DAY. We are but moderately supplied with Beasts, and the weather being favourable, causes a rather larger demand. Prices have conic quently pretty generally advanced, and a leirclearance is effected. The number of Sheep is small; consequently, Moods,', rates are lully supported, and in som• instances exceeded. We have an average supply of Lambe; trade ,s dull fur them • there is, however, no quotable alter lion in value. The supply of Calvet is large ; to effect a clearance, reduced prices are submitted to ; in only a few OWN is 4s extieeded tor the ehacest. From Germany and Holland there are 116 Bears, 110 Sheep, and 176 Celtic; Bc.oland, 200 Besets; and 127 Mich Cows from the Home Counties. for scone of Site. is d. a. d. Per sloes of elta s. d. s. d. Hest Hoot+. Herefords 3 3 BIN Doak tilAda. A 3 6 310 Met !bombards 3 3 Dent Loorwools 3 6 3 10 Seesed teat) Beasts.. 2 2 Do. de. Vlore lass Pia ...... ...... Met Dos. It Hal , :fesods 4 . ... ,4 • Laser ..:. .... .. .6 0 .6.6 =Aut. 974; Sheep abl Lem* 4.700 3 COTTON MARKET. 7 HATRE, APRIL 18. The Cotton market to-day bee been extremely active, sales amounting to 3,574 bales. Priem very firm ; very ordinary New Orleans realised 951. BRISTOL, AprillB. Bttoca-ExcsAwss.—The market was not so active to day, but with prices somewhat firmer. The following were the variations inwn yesterday's rata: Great Wooten Quitter Shares awed at 131, and Great Western New 171. shares at tII dia. BIRMINGHAM. April 18. Elrocx-Excnonos.—Thia shore market was buoyant to- day. Tort! Stalforda were still a good de.d inquired tor; they were done at 10!. M. 91. Ms., but closed higher ; bluitands were done at Ilk ; and New ldtise at 29j dirt. YORK. Apra 18. &rock EXCRANCII.—Londoe, Brighton, and South Coast, 77 ; North British Preference, 4L 134. ed. id; York end North Milan{ 14i. THE BI:CILINONAKSHIRE RAILWAY AND THE OXPOID Famtnue.—lt hu been decided by the freemen of Oxford, at Common-hall assembled, that the money to be paid for land required by the Buckinghamshire Railway Company in Port Meadow, their property, be appropriated to provide a capacious school room for the education of the children of the freemen, on the comprehensive plan of the British and Foreign School Society, under the direction of a committee of freemen, and that the school room or room, be open for the use of freemen in the evening subject to the regulatims of • committee. The purchase money for the lead in question will, it is supposed, be about 1,8001. or 3001. per acre. Tea Brims ox THB NORTH BRITILAH. —Oa this sub ject a correspondent writes to the Scotsman "I am sorry to hear the engine-driven and stokers are still out on strike. ',tying aside all considerations as to risk or danger, the annoyance to which the public have been forced to submit, since the occurrence of this unfortunate dispute, has been considerable. As one specimen of this, I may mention ttat, on Tuesday night last, one of the engines stuck up for want of steam at the tunnel at the Calton hill ; the consequence of which was that the pessimism had to alight from the carriages, and either make their way through the tunnel, or amend as they best could the steep embankment to get up to the London road. The irregu larity of the train is, however, the most serious annoyance, and tends more than anything else, in my opinion, to destroy publie confidence in the safety of the line. I have bad the cariosity to make some inquiry into this matter, and I flail that the trains, common, mail, and express, have, in the generality of came, been either a quarter or half an hour beyond their time in arriving at Berwick. me detention is still greater, lam assured, on the Hawick branch. Boma of the more icfluential shareholders should endeavour to me diate between the directors end the men. CONTOCATIONL—Tbe Guardian states that a peti tion having been transmitted to the Archbishop of Canterbury, bearing the signatures of 118 clergymen of the dimes of Lincoln, praying him to make a representation to her Majesty oa the subject of convottatiom. the primate replied as follows :—" Lambeth. March 30.—T0 the Rev. r. C. Musiegberd.—Rev. Bir,—As your same stands at the head ca the clergy who have addressed me from the dices.. of LineuW, I 'end my reply through your hands. And I bog the memorialists to believe that it is always with regret that I oppose the wishes of such a body of "Wiry as have desired me to promote the mein blieg of convocation. But the matter is one oa which I must act upon my own opinion; and my opinion is quite decided, being founded upon the snub of former mayors- Boas, that the remade; of such a synod for deliberation would tend to Masse rather than to moderate feelings which are already too mach excited, sad Manses the diffi culty of restoring that to the church, of which we so greatly stand in peel. NVit a rrelastaaes, therefore, I must decline acceding to the wishes of the memorialists, and remain. reverend air, your faithful servaat, J. B. CANTUAII." BISCI7LAR EDUCATIOII.—A meeticg was held at Hall on Monday for the purpose of petitioning parliament in favour of a bill lately introduced by Mr. W. I. Fox, for the establishment of a system of secular adecation. There was • large attendance of working men and crams. Resolutions is support of walla education were passed, similar in tenor te those that have been voted by other meetings throughout the terantry. SAVINGS BANKS AND FIJKNDLT appear, from a parliamentary piper yesterday printed that Irma the 6th August, 1817, when savings banks and friendly omissies were commenced, to the 20th November lam, the moss amount received end credited, including interest, was 59,734,7561. 17s. 7d., of which 66,248,7991. 14., lid. was on amount of savings banks, and 3,476,9371 2a. 82. on so. count of friendly societies. teed per Coot F.4lnburiu and (ii../ow. fist.., Y. 0114 & Donk. I I:6lWeester& — D — ei; Yordit lOriat Norther• Do., s!lares,t,Referrec 6j; 130 - .eelt — erOe . .l3; - 6 - p. - 05 - . 1 241 Do. 6 per Cent. Prof... South.and West Ilso.j tll Do. Eighth, . . N ) 'Greet North of Logiestl.. De. New A4O Do. Ncv, £3O ... Do. New. gib Omit Wows IDo. New, dli awl and Selby .. I tAn.t.T U D i t. 1 4 abarss .b .d ual Do. Thirds Lancashire and Torlishirc Do. shores De.lifthd Do.Thizd. ::: SO iS . 32 1I 10 ; 10 io i 11 1 0 1 ti I 1 Do. New p. Do.llud..erdield&Sbeff. Lll Do. We.t Riding Unsay W Lao& 'Lod Bradford... .. SO Iwtl~ red fbrnic . 61 Do. Prot. 6 Voni No.ll 10 Do. 14.21 _ Do. _ - Do: No.llj 9 i UwPref. Quarters 18411.. 34 London and Blackwell .. 1 00 1 Lon., brightoo,& &Coast 10 0 1 Do. New goa. 6 p.Ct. 9 Do. guaranteed Sp. lalsCroydoa73¢de.. 10 Do. Prof. 3 per Cent... 0 Ds.Conert. 3 p.M.,11132 L . 31 Landon end Greenwich ... - Do. Preference .. &Moo & North-Weetern Do. do. Yew .Aare.. Do. FIRM . Do.Slu radon t nouth-Weetere Do. Now, 1.36 De. New, fa S I Do. Neei Pretenses .. M 'Lowestoft Osar.4 per Cat. !Ma . 2.l",end.biallaci b la e7:BlilicOi b - D f • k•• e. No. 1 .. /10 Pref. .. I. Id= k LierLUelo, 5 I 5 BME. and Derby .. Do. Coon 8, as B. 6r. C. 10 so Do.F.rewaahValkorirat. 2 0 47 2 ' Midland Great West. (Ire) 30 30 , Middlesbrekl44.6p.Cter 10 100 INewesatle and Cur ... 23 23 'Newmarket . at SO 1 2 I Do. Mrs SO - Do. Extension Do. Orrao. 34 pa Ct.. at. Be „. Do. Prefereaco _ I 174 Nonb 40 7O si I ti lid I 13 I II Word. Rese.Ti*iiiii. hake Wyre le Do. slams (A) aNd,4luildf_T'd.4Blrit 19 I li 4 Royst6 and - Ilitebiu" .- De.tihepretla Estession lloottise central doottish Midland shrews. k Hirm. , am e Do., N.. Cluarsataid... ATweburymod Chester Eal, is ; ()mostly I Da. ." le Do. pwr Ont. fr•L Mbropolun. Odom ••• ••• SO South Devoe ...] t— IXT. Wei/Tres:a; 7.: !South Staffordshire—. ...1 IBowls Enatora .„ - 67. KT 7 :: 0. io 1 Do Ho. &Wataaa r idouth wan So u 23 1851 and OM; fie .DL suo p.Ct. 20 30 ,WaterfordusdMkenny... 50 IS U SO 'W Do. do. es: Valley, 6 p.Ct. gut. 50 SO Wilts, tiontersoklytry . m. R. IS SS i York,' DO tea in II IhTizi.TrorlATis;ZZ Do. o.l . 4.K.PureborPrei Pollan *col Dockkal fork and North liidtaod Tamale RitLWATII. qat• Zed Auo - 11 - 41M sal Maim .. C li nb l a ie rmas. (Irumme) Nam ladles 00 Do. do S !beat Indian reelesais I Do. do. ... II Luxembourg 10 De... . Medrld edrfstmg ‘ 10 Miry and Legg 10 Nertheni iimess ". „. Odersarl Mims= ... I. Ire& mg OrMils 10 redisrl MIo IS Fob gall Iftellsorg II Ism irk awe 10 Iftissomalleue 3 Tooreall OM. 4 . d b. 19 Iti Ili Ilf As i I pm. rT PuL f Sf 9 Si& 6} el If He 24 26 Tf f 9 , u 15 7911 19 91 ez dli 2. II Ilf db lli es div LIIIRPOOL, April 18. STOCIC-RICHAXOII.—TIO VISAIIi to-day took quite a tars ter the better, and the amount of business was also Wowed. etrkeahesd, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late C. and &, • per out. till IVO), 164.—Kaat Lancashire, 6 its. 3.l.—Glasson. Peteley. sad Orereask, 104—Oreat Western, 40 —Lineashin sad Iresisair• (was eolidated), 331—Ditto (6ftb shares), !—Ditto Wet edam/. l Unto (II shares, Lied. sal S.), 17—Ditto (fifth arm, W.ll. .1, d. —London sad North Waders, 101 f 2 nine new 16s. ad. las le. las. id —Ditto Mk alli ib .",111:4Z !—Ditto gen 12 1 " rJat No. 3, SO Ma), 121 —Di , to o rro. NellaNds• and Beryl& (O. N. Z., 6 per cent. tin 10), MANCHISTIit, April 18. eTOOII-lhamtwas.—The =whet opined rather Onsag OA minim tad the emendtie theft which previl44 bobs dam. *mei by ihe sisowils tan Landisos hoed Wane= was elms g geggg Ow. Isallai yr way no goal at th• Yam I.IIIDB. Apra 18 groPlitirrilknal. — Tlia ourket still marina is Iha ens minas. 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