The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-18 00:00:00

.4 . c• - e-,,...-e—,___... f e-- "Sf r- wc"1 0 44••••••" - Z-.... _ .."--- • . i r - i----- „."--v - -2 •.................„....),_____......„..„ 7 „ :4 „, _ 4_4(.... 4 IT lu , i '0 e. 02‘ -eV "•.' . • 441 1 Am .. .. • , ... , ... . ... _.. ..•..•t ...., , . ......_ . ... ••• ~ • ... rio. 1,215.) LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 18, 1850. . [THREEPENCE. • - s rE Vigi - gtf SE PILEMILIT.-1801702 RI THE ANNUA L Ai EXHIBITION OF THE ROYAL Fez th ii : r ea d =Plink 51, 4t r i e Tbm na l " g . • u m um, cad wen alinil l a lla p P r ei "ea , istell ' - Ho Bgath Rum ' MONEY MARKET. RAILWAYS. ( -- -1.%. . ..egg th. 4 the YAMS el PUMA& BICULTURAL SOCIETY. . otto f‘,„%„„..'" - 6; a die Canterbury For thalami adll em grand mews% 10L, Meson. afelisrd Oar- Tine DAs, Two o'Ctocz. „... 1 .•!...,' - ,,,, -- ---, MA balk of eeloolaSs ens6-a —_ EXETER, WardinsDAT MOIMIMO. nit sal las. WIMWSIIDAT EVWSISO. hr the heet Awes der wee men cad turnip &IA 10 4 Menne' This (vadatada l) . af ' srasal l a stash ar ha y , 111 w The Causal amount brought to &liquidation to-day, The 'bare market continues fiat, bat there is net al ' .. . - • ''' ' To - et ritua the dew LOY .1116:7Warbend 11111.0. property at John Kilian, Esq., In the Sold near the triple ; , ....-. ~...'• _.........._ ii, !_p rdet , . tai1 ag5 1ar b, , , , „ ::,..... -11106 Peewees? sad 8 *Week this nisesia9 the mambos er libbug y o , w e b ad d al ig u e Zit is .,, m ,.. , S i ., m a ,„.. luth az doir. meavvard. am susesnwen se be en in. Os the ohne nailed on the 12th ult. with oor.sols for this day at teration in prices, except for Great Westerns and doe pew were admitted to rett sad Sono. being *vas Mr . Dra ad the Inn of Dna sad DI. 91t e o 1 with div. The fluctuations of prices sine., London and South Westerns, both of which are 1• • '`' - ..l.•iiiix. * *Kw er7 to the ceweedrew7 deeceladesh amen cad Ma it . ' ' July Id. 16 20 . NM Implement g y: l o P tle a =the ledges had ash emeslameg For the Mt tuestpeill es the Mt, 10L, Mersa Richard Ilse W 7 ". 4 6, 41 ' est h issu . _ .__ _ from their elan . u nee slime tee sere the highest and lowest rates, both for lower; the former wee last transacted at 57, and the _ their airsfEl as 11 "Ilk whim Flue nonenrinedeed WI am Ar' im w it mogul' „ nu , edge. let, Buoy T. B. Gibbs, Req., Ninny mud es firma*. and Mr. Dray money and time, are subjoined. The highest time latter at 65. Great Northems are also weaker, and RIOHT HON. SLR ROBERT The palate were nallillled at 8 o'clock. himself waked the Is a very abort time the fire price (ex. div.) during the period embraced in the have been done at 81 ex int. The busiame going for mr. -TAM ene DOMINIC COLNAOM end Of the sh e er gwrierany it may be said that, OSSIS. to the °ad . 1)1 1i : 1 1 ' . .1 1 .. ,1, 1 1 . °1 . . ,;i3....t. iii* nitcaen , her m iodys b y u , juacious minimums %, whim she mama „ els duo. Pee the Met deep deffi, for depositing spud and MEM. 1 01 0 WU extinguished. A / relies" geese was thus given o f the c• •" „ i e., au mairestina gm alinnui ww l4 Moms. Illehind Omega and Sta. utility to agrimileariem at seek ellastive little RISOLISSS SS account was 97, and the lowest, 951 ; the extreme ward is limited. - ' Per eat. Pd. BIUTIAH RAILWAY& CtllinlitiltrB. s e ll. I O W. '6loC da7 i. up . .• , .or au Pre teats implentasts. Ms number, though less than Met year , For the best weemmaintratiber lA. Mama Holmes sod Sm. th.fluctuati on tly amounts to exactly 1 1 r . - ~;..oite • 4 the n a twelli s o s a y alL ,,,P=tl affurded much greater laterest, sad more traommive se*De; For the Wertalteatessmemlie. le thenallni ee et her "I whi of tili p w roperty 6l th" . 2 ll lh i a w illid fr a h ra breelibi rk an ." l"." tki Genf. MilleClUen 7 :,.. 1 ....-___.• rt-a -- . - j - hr - - um essigatas for obsesvatioa. 001, Massa IL and gra. - --, --, I : •:: • 2:•: •;.ct,,,7,,77•75ane. IP*. _ sad eilhilear Ist Fled, regardiag the Isapiagarnts a gad in 0 4111. MOP. Na. -seas., Omega aluealswarth, sad Comas for ,Conaols tor Aeet. 10 60 Abndeen . --- • Data. Mosey. I July 17. Bl 61 Vo. Preie . Xerae ..,. ..... - : It Ma i ll die -' 4 .. ..iest-tu'' °I . " thi ng s t th e g n.s i tg el .gr AV 1.7..1 e lne eZ e tke"_. r w i eV i t ia lil a rahn of rsioss ilw ltioriS leased Far the best seesawing mains, 101., Num.& Mosey and Highest. Mama. retest. Lauren. NI M fulgror d t a r a N j ollsg., Basta. t... .. V.,:f . 1•...4. evry_ i u. rem% el ~. r d m IV 4 seteee,l2 sesamill4llllll4 flea. POLICE INTIILLIGENC7L , — . , ~. mi." x 43 threekthe mwelliess, 2I ears-dressieg Inlabiele. m ring- larr the to Mismsdnon soraermbw, SI, Mr. W. P. Maaloy. erithdiv. with dia. withdiv. with div. 50 6 Emirs ac Hants. Est. (Ot. i, ,• . • ~- - .,„„,r 22 1 2 R A •ruit • isg mills, 18 linseed sad aeon 01111111•111. M eheff satins, 14 L nd b.,!,,_tustelhig 4 " ll . l t i g t r ; m ",..,_, uwna t Balw d la THIS DAY. Jane 12 b7l 981 971 97 44 : 12 st i .=5p.Ct.) 1 I pima t he NEM . _ ... ,..0r"..,'” 7Z . 1 .7`,.....; 4 3 .7. 6 1 , 1 b 1111 4 Ildl unzip outsets, 7 °Wake breakers, 20 earls, 9 waegoes. 11 •,`"` = b ...' ... ihs.hrs rn i i lr s ' or "' "'"'=',. ty o t oa k % et . . mg, W. 13 el er V 97 20 2 9 ilk °edit= W.. , r"' ' ::0 l' ‘''' .. "` .--- ' - We 1:46 r u mp 'II" t h, sesidees Cr making &Midst like Cr Spas, 6 sets of drain- g:ll,l7k u SOUTHWARK. •v. ex. dt. ealkil wiad o w l nd 7Pd .; : ri t tig. hguar.. 27 7 29 14 pm. 1 20 mo A LL . ,• Sg. stessit • plum), 14 971 961 96/ Do. without& guarantee 254 3(31 .. 1 ........ , *" . 2•: . ... ..,,,-_,,,ae, Sew ;IL mei Tina moms nem; Mg Mole, 19 ken. 2.5 2.5 SISSASTS. 26 Mem boos, Mee; me tad teat asehores fart tor gown rayon% to., Yr. W. ASS t AULT,..-_T. Collins was charged with aommittine SIR ls shut shut. 96 95 20 13 Bina., vole , and Dudley 4 .." ••: .... ,4 . ex! Pillor laserw Naga witli a. = en . o d . Tim ! vida l sird _ sli sew. 3 8 hs2 et. stab, 6 2 doW. , gr dr . the hist ism kr ifs., 186., Mr. W. vault on J. V e t o er, r officer attmbei tO the South 17 ~ - 21; • • "•• ••:. . , oomusso end tep, mmeisle, with 18 _ 554 9 3 30 15 Do. without a gmirantee 54 6i pin. -4 ' - - 7 * ~. 11....1.1 ~t ower Naha jeuemema,,,,,,,, ii , 4 4 ei r es, it _dietribe rm. d v ham- *VOL . . Witness stated that, 'bout five o'clock late evesieg, he 19 - 96 9 tm im Rina.Wolvde Stour Valley 91 $4,, -t.: , - .'- . , M Ili lIR A. BURTON (DM MOPS ad War- m u m, 9hr o :' , 3 " h e : a ua 'Z it ar r r he ; teeseds, i chew me tad beat muskies he mildly data* tiles or pi" ISt, Mr. we . poet . eding down the New Kaat-road, when he taw the 2 0 - 96i 2 6 150 100 Bristol and Exeter ... .. 63 65 s ' . .` ..'..,,:, ~ n , r of NeSSISSO44IIII. SW ft. I. Now. 21 - 96 951 1 1 21 32 1 Da_ _ _ .11nrcl , - ... ... 124 111 dl.. 1, •• $ . 444 l ee D ie 44 , 440 . sp if . pram% 9 shwas, 6 Wed erashen, 1 ferns railway, 6 p er = sit da n k t i , mini dmi w w, 4 ,... m um mum. primmer sad two other well-known *lsere follow a lady who 22 _ z 96 174 4 Kuslusgoatiaddre ... ... 170 171 ex in 174 ex .rat I'' . • ... ‘• • ' .11.-' ,nit the regu - m oms 0 tbegainafte, kaslar, 2 fire engines, 4 torts, 4 garden chub, , lash awl Live. 0 , - , - .. ......1 embnively edhad a gold watch and chain suspended from Mr we ek . 24 - % 96 St. 30 Caledonian ••• 7 7/ r -•. - c - • . s :...rt• ma be Maently selosted. 6 gales, 6 band dibbles, 6 seta et kernel, 7 pimeto: hone Ter the beet heavy barrow, IL, Masers. Rams end Taylor. Feeling satisfied that they iates rob her, be followed It - 96 10 10 Do. TIO Prefer:en; ... 41 81 41 5 Pst t ....' . ' 4 .. • A r6o 7 oviliP of 0vM_ 216 . 22211 6 21 7 8711 0 27 pewees, 6 sets el hurdle., 3 sodnegles, 10 ollers S eolleet ie sm of Zit s : Ilse nn itilillhaffraW:l4. Weerni a thn Dowsed ag 5.. 19111. thero lady, and told her to be on her gaud, as she would be 26 De... .- - ...Ile Welkiemest, ow. Fait - 13 y the men behind her. As soon as he had done so, 27 - -7 4 954 5 6o so It (t. iiiertia — ,...:: .te 1 1 die l l j 3 se ads, models, h l43o ll ls s ,lta., P 5 . 63 ' spoil ick « sad shovels, wash n, l we . 4 strawithisksinviii ftli g h etre lit 11"..". ssarlder, fil l Mr. I. H. Beata. the prisoner picked up a large stone and threw It at him, at to - 96 93 (Inc i'-. .' y . '' . .111 NO OVER THE BUSl the same time making us of a de•eLdfal oath for Ma Mtn- 29 Italy 1 - - 06 23 23 East Anglian ... ... ... 11 1 li I 1 , i14 . 4 , 1 -, .. ,K2 ' 11 r t. ?. IP :Aqu a N i cA at of myrr yie l pl i l ls _ weiglifsg bi ma v allase sidw :::11 wisests,j B 11111;10 11 1:11. 4 l a r . ir d e fJ i i iiis tar. r ........: th.''',4,.." 11.." Mr. eir arn l . " S e. :, ... d Bgla. l bring. Whams, Wag afraid el sneaked by hint, - 6,6 14 It 34 8 0 0.. 1 1. 111 0 1. ) /47][ c . t .) . ... 1 1 4 1 being as . a Jena at i walked yto look for a policeman, l i tters : l ig= fel- 3 - la 20 laden Counties .. _ ... 61 7 61 I Is ' ' •. I -..‘.• I t 0. ;Li how» of ' ier rake , 10 141 Do. New PreL 6 p.. M.. 111 111 a . . 1 .. •-•; , ‘.,.,, Americo - The s tetal amber of artistes is 1,211, szalasive of the me the bong' heed te.W4W2 Ida ones We Sellindi•.ilsend. bisaiaMes”k aloe 4•llts heads A time ' 4..- --. _ • . ,cell. s .. el. be J• l 7 to said , any detailed masher is, of course , impossible. ma into emstody. Fe, the best liquid meagre Wingate', lot , Mem. T. B. sad:. • "e n w p saU - .. . 6 g -. r..- Elf ..... 97 98 If Do. NM. 8 Or., Nal 4ei Do. do! . Na l 1 9 411 es s -• .. 1.. end all booksellers awl newomen. Taking the prise list as a guide, we find that Mama. R. B erm . ls the a id so was manly Mildew with ex. M. ex. We. 50 50 Do. N. g Mat. 3 'h et per 5 6i Pa' bleemby sad S OO (stead No. 8.) of Spittlegate, sear Gran. pree me beet be to mimes. a, 36,,,,,,,, eagti, ead 00,, his !anemias, when complaisant °awe up sad Laterfend. 26 1 WI W 9 , 6 6 1 50 43 Do. New ... ... .. 6 Bpm ILE I. AI i I F....*: t 97 -........ ....... T• • ~.. T„, W.Y! et • BO•qat•• 12 Paul Bell- Wards kr Ng resent purpose which bad Wore obtained Rif the hen emote Mow ereallio he tunallX - solls. ffv Wf. Ti. Mr. Ingham esmissittsd him foe one monk ..... 97 9 9, 1 97 (late E. U. Sb .) -. -5 4 • :1- 1. • resale el I de ; h7.551/:.I• L 11 R awards was highly commended ; bat it seemed a very lig• 21111 26 23 Da al e s. B. and C ditto 2 4 31 1••• . , . , ‘,... by Mary KWOIIII Mitimd- alehouses isstruseat, sad the price, 621., places it ► above the Ti, the best sod most mosionikal steaming apparatus for general 11 - 4 oe - or. •he Argweistion cd Truth M Art-Hair Wert, peresem u, nr. W. P. Itenley. $ ~ um -c.e.„ .r..." *IA 96 96 25 23 East Lancashire ... ... 61 7 14 12 t. 2 :0 Edin Eastran bu ttedU rgl7 GlPe a r / Cireen Glastme t237. : 24 26 ci i resell Odor at bulk of Viulturists. This o ught not to - ...• _, _., _ s _ s „,„.m-yaaleemlbiodow Tllik, ha. ka, with 11" a inPoe =reninsent tti n gos st e reLo and adoptim br of volcsalsed L THE NEW LY WEST IN d DIA SY:: FL22T.--EonTR- 38 965 u detract from the merit of the invention ; looking at ft as an India Jarrow, Je Maim e Royal Mad Steam 111 994 961 ex hit •• " .4.... 1.1 stamped M., end Is Monthly Parra invention, it seems Ma mat complete condensation of power modal. lbessear Havesig earl km. -, . _.... .. wre::y. r•-• -• packet Company have incepted tenders for the immediate l 7 97 ' • . Pete I. to Vi• maw reedy• sod efisfoo_ _eT Inssf,_4 o .,wo Men behalf required are Palter - eee ru ',""n ee , lat e ,m e . saa lamalaig t,„,_ sad F i F e ' sallia l miskim i lit. constesotion of Eve meiniamat Atlantic steamships for per 25 21 Eleter,l eonl,k Durkee, At the her-yearly meeting of the proprietors of 22 24 urns Northern - l sf 15 distill' 91 1c: lac • • $ .rrlt.aaff% rad all bookings sad nernauss. "4, 1 " M". b*fw9 deposited at wolfs , m dept ► ! and tdat -- p e - T - ... ---* limmanat "T a int,boe, silver rat e e t s Ne l m s forming the through f South to to the VOySISS from amp the London and Westminster Bank, held this day, s 12i 12$ Do. Ishares,A,Deferrea 21 21 ~ --- -- - ' . 2 , 21 A s l uv eulo w w oRDB. .. manure, so matter wises, pat is the ground is • ary or wet p rima rd u„ Isthmus of Puma One of these vessels is to be built in 124 115 Do. shares. 17, 6p. Ct. 541 die ~ dividend was Ceclared at the rate of 6 per cent. per 12$ 124 Do. per Cent. Prof.. 104 101 • 101 6 kvv..l.ta IN Vital 2101. stet& it will be men that eases gentlemen were awarded roc Mils einem ,rest Meisalturat ere.negine, Myer medal, Southampton by Hr. Wire's, of London, hat her nimbi- E ll tt L D wee RDS . - Coild P :=73; three prises sad the silver medal Sc, three other Mr. liehard Med. leery is to be put tea imam in the Clyde. The following is annum, leaving 3,339/. 2e. ld. to be added to the 5 9 s° , Gt• 110011 Lond West-We.) 26 20 79 Or 7.` sl II Do. Eighth/ .I li:esms. No. t sir hey to, commies : Meehan drill s . The Fl . ~ .s. 7.Paw Weft In" tee , then iS mord Ft ' • " ew W ent enne l e W ove * a n e w leeneir-012' Ti. N . 741 ' •UM of the ships, their names, tonnage, and power with surplus fend, which will then amount to 100 too Ore. " g e mb 0 /2M - - • Ip m rain , r ..,.4• .. 213 246 ,Um 'en of PAI -.1 woad am hare the young emir Mince of their being exlessively med. The portable stems cbalece- the names et the builders, viz. : -Tne °wawa. 2,250 toss. 111, 1831. 16,. 7d. The report, which was consi • '-' - .c.r.-- % e.t.a Man Dimmed-Tao Athentegeset lie NW. reline, 9-hores power, foe Otrasiaing aad other agrienitaral LI •• nen ,„_,F e l e ,, n , t s teenc_..„ellwe woad. Ms. B. Beenueleen• 760 leone-power, to be built by Piteher, at Neethilest, the 30 30 Do. New £35 ... ... 75 73 • - •''t et Mauler titan lured-Chipe: • lisntys in p ur p ose. , which was exhibited by Mena. Moresby and Ike, Foe d ar ed very matiefactory and unanimously adopted, I I : 4356 Do.D N ew N 440 ... ... 95 96 ....."'".. fall. "Ml" ' ails eT medal, Mr. IV. engines by Messes. Minohley, 3oes, sod Field, of London.,Cls ... ... 95 p ' • . .%Ne , 11 , n:-8..e1i randeseentmathmossy-seleb obtained the ant prise of 605 , the same sepia. having oh- limier rowumenk-oeseru d crpoes drill. gems. Hornsby The Magdalena, 2,250 tone, 750 horse-power, to be built by .---; 4 Nee rof ea ill 17 II Orta Htl : ll . N an Me d w." Se te4ml l4 ......... •. .... 1 . 11 9 7 5 :4 55 11 4 " 74 &aimed a prise of 904. at York. Its construction is simple, and aa ; li wad manure d e l la - . •• te ...r. pre. 2.1., or ; slob Illeathl .d r eiti Ter , 1... . t s. states the net profits of the half-year to be 100 50 1: 0 0 574 57 sad easily manageable. The diameter of the cylinder Is Itriterel Po/Pow , . Mr. 'Jr . Be richer, of Nori Mint, the engines by Mears Napier. The 33,3391. 2a. ld. The dividead will be payable on the ; n t6l'eltia'velteehie.Y9624.PWlDugh• "tam. Demerara , 2,250 tons, 760 horse. power, to be built by Mean. 22nd inst. . . et..:netoc.etreet North wane 0 imam 25 23 Do. 1 shares ... .. ... 44 pi I ' • • • be idressed' ; and ell bookedlers end DOWSSISO. 10 Mikes ; length of stroke, 14 inches ; number of moat- hill ; clod iillmohor , fir. W. ' stein " the . 88thses. Ctheeelt k &twine, of Bristol, the engiees by Kern. Laird and Co., ILI 121 Do. 1 shares ._ ~. ... 20, 21, . time, 110 per minute ; diamstea of the Ay-wheel, 6 feet; end SIL Commem. Beal dibbling drill, Mr. W. Busby : horse brie for of Greenosk. Toe Amazon, 2,250 toss, 760 horeepewer, to THIS DAY. 30 be Lancaster and Cuing ... at 35 -- • Jon est. weight of Ay - whorl, 7 cwt. To obtain 43 lbs. pressure it ~,,,,3 Mr. W. Smith; had manure distributor, Mews be built by Meows. Green , of Blackwell, the engines by Two o'Ctoce. ' e ll 100 114 ,„„,.,„,„, De ' Th irds -,,,,A.• •,..,,•• _••• . It pm 01 - ER'S MODERN HOUSEWIFE.-The takes 4-S mimeos, and ocammes about 46 lbe. of fuel ; con- Dottier Co. ; plough Mr oesp plonehiell. Hewn. W. Hareems. lanais. Seaward and Co of London. The Parana, 2,250 The market opened this morning with prices the IS - 114 — no. i sils;;;.... " =. ... roe L ' i dia. 311 4.4 .... • •,, r.di Thou.:al la puteisheg. Elds mew edition samptan when at work, 9101. of coal per hone power per and eon; eubsoll pulverker, Messrs. R. Gray and ties; hone her on tons, 750 horsepower, to be built at Bestbampton by - • • ,1 br the Author, mg upwards et forty h ow. p r i m, 2732 . 2.. •rc.re .. y ItYJA . ridge. Illeers. Oarrett and Son ; NOSSISOSS harrow. Mr. Ti. Cram. m om. w • gra , the engines by Meas. Card aad Co., of 32 18 Do. Third. ... ... •, o 'Bodo I'' -. •.' ' r " ... "'E'er oat eseiPes, mart °meal eel bilareli. Mean, Rickard Garrett and Sac, of Lento@ Works, Sof. hill ; Pimito Plough. lir. John Hilward ; nutter plough, Mr. Thomas •"' k - T in the *d• i they then fell for a ono-- to to Do. New ( "' I 8 ' same as they left off yesterday, Console being first 20 Ili Do. Fifths ... ... .. 10 94 di,. ' . . , :,.1 CoLttmente : and also easerbarats mods fee the Moore ; wrought IMO Wm, Mesas. E•ward H W and Co.. tile ma. 11"••- 6P. Ft., • ll.' 121 ex dim ..• -• ' 4 ,.. t " h t a u mu l u a u , u the folk (staad 76y, carried off 5 prism witg a show of 36 due. yr. 4 . 1% . Omen« . bus buil rs most celebrated in saved called 96/ to 7 for mono ; 1.. I: .::!-. onnetteeeed; winnowing machine, M ews. W. arehitectsre, and firms the suet remarkable for the coo- meet to 961, but soon rallied, and are spill at the to 111 Do. west Kleine Union 81 si di i . articles. Tits drill, by thee. Palomar we" awarded Newman and *es t maw machtee, gems. Smith ; steam swim, otruction of marine ,team-eagines Sr. to he employed in pro- orning price. For accoon t the 7 have been done at 1 3 °, 30 3° Lee t f o °, 4 , B3 ,,,, k esthsed -90 92 915 ~,: - stmwolls. rianykia and MarshM. 1 01 ; it I. very well calculated for the uneven Newt , - Dew*. peel. GM Deese i dam enlPire. area WWI. MAII , clueing these ships, whichlt may ocelldentielly be ezpeened 9 and 1, at which the market is now steady. The 20 6 Do - , lie r f.ip - . ct. - 77 . Yo. 4 7 the, 20 114 Do. ground of Devonsbire, having an apparatus to prevent and Andrews. will embrace every improvement of merit that has yet no. No. 2 3 34 6, 4 „, --- urn - wCIRIT HE 118E:4E2Y.11 ELLIOTT. Me manure and seeds being thrown to one end by eloping WIDNRSDAT EVIIIIINO. t h e i r Three r Cent. Reduced mark 971 and f, ; and the 20 3 Do. Do. No. 8 dis 7.....• . Abed, is 2 vols., Sep. 13ro, Feiss Irs.,_delh. ground, ovetfidier that end, and leaving the other einapars- bees Introduced, l ad which will doubtless by speed and general efficiency for tramatleati; voyaging , New d-a-Quarter per Cents., 99 and 984. Is 9 Do. Pref. Quartem.lll9l 1 cum lt fil it . F. VERBR_ and PROBE. tivelv smote. The Deice is 351. 12. 6d. Aaother drill tot At two o'clock this afternoon, the judges _having i. _ ____ _ ~ ,_ ___ _ e ..._ ____, e ______ _,.,_ ___ ,_ . 2 .,.___ ___ r,.... .......,.._ I , e , ~...... ~.... ~, ..,, "1 ~, ............_,, ......._., . A . _ . . the implents newierimally mid la glasses, then wen— me 46 ploughs of verities kWh, 13 subsoil paleariens, 29 drills, 8 mann distrilwitsee, 12 snasamegime, 23 theashien mashimes, u eareadressiag mahanse, a sanit ise silly 18 linseed gad con croakers, 26 chaff satins, 14 = Gen, 7 Weak' breakers, 20 saris, 9 magma 11 laskfas dreirdag tiles Or pipes, 6 sets of dnia- Mg teals, 19 harnera, 25 assafisn, 25 lone hoes, 6 Meese rakes, 8 "ONO used dibble», 8 eider milb, 5 hand &ilk, 4 liquid mune distributors, 3 haymaking 2 gorse bruisers, II stuns, 6 steaaiag apparatus, 6 bgrley hum vaiellere, 9 barrows, 3 bean militate 2 bedsteads, 3 cheese pram. 9 Auras, 6 end nears, 1 farm railway, 6 trueness, 2 fire engines, 4 torts, 4 garden chain, 6 gases, 6 bead dibbles, 6 meta of karma, 7 plans for hone pewees, 6 sets of hurdles, 3 mangles 10 ersileatiens of models, 11 pampa, 6 tick stands, 8 roan, 3 each holden, 3 seeds , roots, && 3 epodes sad shovels, 4 straw shakers, 5 troughs, 2 sego:able washers, 2 watering madam 4 weighing maalunme, 8 wheels, 6 whip* trees, 4 win mating, besides the &thetas iseapable of being elessifird The total somber of sinister in 1,211, szolusin of the Needs; any detailed Lauber is, of opera, impamible. Taking the prise list as • guide, w• find that Messrs. R. lona= „4 11on (stand No. 8.) of Spittlegate, near Grua with thirties ankle., won six = prizes; a drill Me fler gonna rupees which had beton obtained awe wee highly commended ; bet it seemed a vary elninede intrameat, sail the price, 621., places it above the remelt et the great bulk of agriculturists. This ought not to detract from the anent of the invention ; looking at it as au invention, it seems the meat complete condensation of power and eMciesey possible, no person being nquL-ed for potter tag, the seeds Ming deposited at actions depth and the mann, ao matter what, pat is the grouod in • dry or wet state. It will be seem that these gentlemen were awarded throe prizes mad the silver medal for three other drills. The pines being Is.. too, there is more thanes of their being exteasively used. The portable steam aline, 9-horse power, for thrashing and other agrienloaral purposes, which was exhibited by Melon. Moresby and So., GM/tined the gut prize of 501 , the same engine having ob tained a prize of 601 at York. Its construetioo is simple, and amity manageable. The diameter of the cylinder is 10 buttes; length of stroke, 14 inches; number of mean time, 110 per minute ; di ameter of the fly-wheel, 6 feet; weight of fly-wheel, 7 elm To obtain 46 lbs. pressers it takes IS minutes, and cauturies about 46 lbs. of fuel ; con sumption when at work, 910 e. of coal per horse power per hoar. Pries, 2751. Means. Rickard Garrett and Sac, of Leiston Works, Sal folk (staad 76), carried off 6 prime with a show of 36 articles. The drill, by these gentlemen, was awarded 101 ; it is vary wall calculated for the uneven ground of Devosabire, having an apparatus to prevent the manure and seeds being thrown to ens end by eloping ground, ovetfidion that end, and leaving the other compara tively empty. The price is 3.51. 12a 6d. heather drill for fiat and ridge work was awarded 101., the same amount as at Norwich last year; it protease to be eionetracted for the purpose of dropping the manure at any required intervals and depth, and covering it with mould, then dropping the seed immediately over the mould, both manias and seed being adjusted to the greatest nicety. Pries 241. 10e. A seven-row coca drill, very compact, price 161.. and Gurett's patent hone hoe, obtained prizes of 51. and 31. The latter has obtained prizes at the Liverpool, Bristol, Derby, South. smpton, Northampton, York, and Norwich meetings. Its low price, 151, is a great recommendation in • county divided into*, many small inking, as Devaultini. This implement is for the parses of hoeing betimes the rows of crops, drilled at intervals not less than 7 or 8 inches apart, and adapted to almost every description of soil, and within the easy management of say agricultural workman. The judges also commended theme gentlemen's Portable Steam engine, to which was awarded the prise of 601. at the Nor mien meeting. Maus. J. Howard and Son, of B dford, obtained four prizes, and exhibited 33 articles. A prize of 71. was awarded for a Patent Iron Plough, with two winds, having previ ozsly obtained premiums at Northampton and York. A prise of 51. WS gives for a patent subsoil plough, in vented and panted by the late John Read, of London, which has before obtained prizes Another prize of 61. was given for a patent horse drag rake, invented and manatee lured by the exhibitors. Idr. W. Cresskill, of the Iron Works, Beverley, York shire (stand 4), exhibited SO articles, including his tarns rail way, which is very simple, but apparently perfectly useless in a hilly country. The clod crusher, by this gentleman, which has obtained meant primes, was highly commended by the judges. Mr. Cresskill obtained a prise of 101. for an in proved pair bons waggon. Mr. Henry Clayton, of the Atlas Works, 21, Upper Park. place, D. net-square, London, obtained a prime of 201. for • doable action tile 'machine, combining the vertical and liniment working in one machine (the only machine of the kind extant). Its claims for recommendation an for the perfect and rapid screening of the clay, and entire manufac ture of all kinds and shapes of draining pipes, draining and other tiles, from 1 inch to 13 inches ; also ridging tiles, and hollow bricks. _ _ _ TIIE NEW WEST INDIA STRAII aureole, JULY 17.—The directin of the Royal Mail Steam packet Compaq y have incepted tenders for the immediate nastraetioa of d,• saagnifieent Atlantic steamships for per. forming the through voyages from Southampton to the Isthmus of Pewee. One of these vessels Is to be built in Southampton by Mr. Wigram, of London, bit In machi nery is to be put on boar. in the Clyde. The following is • list of the ships, their names, tonnage, and power with the names of the builders , viz. :—Tne Oronoco , 2,260 tons, 760 hone-power, to be built by Pitcher, at Neethfiest, the engines by Messrs. Mandsley, 3ons, and Field, of London. The Magdalena, 2.250 tone, 750 horse-power, to be built by Pitcher, of Nov hfieet, the engines by Messrs Napier. The Demerara, 2,260 tons, 760 hone. power, to be built by Meters. latterson, of Bristol, the engiees by Messrs. CUM and Co., elGreenosk. Toe Amazon, 2,260 tons, 760 hons-pewer, to be built by Meters. Omen, of Blackwell, the engines by Keens. Seaward and Co., of London. The Parana, 2,260 tons, 760 horupower, to be built at Southampton by Messrs. Wigram, the engines by Messrs. Csird avid Co., of Greenock. Thus the builders mo.t celebrated in towel architecture, and firms the most remarkable foe the con struction of innine steam-engines are to be employed in pro ducing these ships, which - it may confidentially be espected will imbrue every improvement of merit that has yet bees inucanced, sad which will doubtless, by their speed and general efileissey for transatlantic voyaging, be usurres d by any of the msguificent steamships now engaged in regularly croming the ocean. The whole of the vessels are to be built of wood, and will be ready for sea in a year, or perhaps less. They will be propelled on the riddle wheel principle, and are to be premed forward with the greatest possible de.patch. The number of ships employed performing the West India and Bruit servien, including a proper provision for vinery., will be 20, including the five new ships above-named and tbs following. namely : Steamers Aue, Clyde, Conway, Dee, Derwin% Rifle, Great Wenn., Med way, Severn, Tay, Teviot, Thames, 1 rent, B.k (screw), and Larne (sailing vessel). THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The market opened this morning with prices the same as they left off yesterday, Consols being first called 96/ to 7 for money ; they then fell for a mo ment to 961, but soon rallied, and are again at the opening price. For section t they have been done at 97 and 1, at which the market is now steady. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 971 and ; and the New d-a-Quarter per Cents., 99 and 984. The Three per Cent. Annuities. 1751, have been dealt in at 96/. Exchequer Bills mark 67a. and 701.; ditto 5001. and small, 665. and 70s. prem. India Bonds, 90s. and 8E4.; ditto under 1,0001., 91s. prem, Long Annui ties, 81. The foreign securities continue neglected, and there is no change to notice in the market, except that Mexican and Peruvian stocks are a shade firmer to-day. The prices of actual business are as fol lows : Datch 'lwo-and-a Half per Cents., at 57/ ; ex change, 12 guild. ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates. at 881. Mexican, at 291 for money, and 30 and / for the 31st instant. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., Isl 9, for account, at 811; ditto, Deferred, at 351; Russian Five per Cents., at 1111; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 96/ ; Spa nish Three per Cents., for account, at 371. Pref. Ip. Zl.**o: Do. Do. To. 2 Do. Do. No. 11 Do. Pref. Quarter% MD london and blaetwal Lon.. Brighton.; &Coast abed, is 2 ed.., Pep. 13eo, ;ise W aadi. XI it E VERSE and PROBE. Ey the Coate.Laer Ronan. "I'. I . .• e In 1 Ira, Svc.„ cloth, pies 10s. .' WhAS. Py W. J. Fos, M.P. •re tutor. In 4 vote" wise 3.. M. ark •. • i CWEILY to 1410201 MM CLASSES. 1 • • Letter addressed to smelt respotatga 010 Lady, , • heVaes of Mrs Char* ssil her P iI7Is " Their - , . Ladies Fos, 07, Patersaater•row. At two o'clock !his afternoon, the judges having completed the award of one, s for cattle, the public were admitted to that depertavint of the show-yard. on payment of 10.. Of the cattle, I may observe that the strong point of the shown in the Devons and pigs ; the long-wooled sheep are {infielder!! est-tient ; the South Devon cattle are in dale:mot ; the short-horns and Herefords an about an average; and there are a few very fine horses. Horan —Of stallions fit for agricultural purposes, of any age. there are 18 ; two year-old ditto, 6 ; roadsters, 10; mare. and foals for agricultural purposes, 9; two-yearols tidies, 7. CATTLI.—The nunstiers are as follows:—Short-bons : 12:1111 since Jan., 1848, 12; bulls above 12 months old, 18; cows in milk or calf, 9; in-calf heifer, 9 ; yearling heifer', 10 —ll.retords: Bulls since Jan., 1848, 5; bulls above 12 months old. 6; e'vrs in milk or in calf, 2; in-calf heifers, 4 ; y- sting hi lien, 7.—South Hama : Bulls sins, Jan., 1848, 3 ; rows in calf or in milk, 5 ; yearling heifers, I.—Devon' : Bulls since Jan., 1848, 18: bulls strive 12 months old, 16 ; csws its milk or In calf, 35; in•calf heifers, 11; yearling heifers, 19.—Any breed : Cows in milk or in calf, 2; in-call heifers, 5; yearling heifers, 2 Smits —ls- linters: Shesrling ram., 29; rams of other ages, 27; ehearling • yes, 6S.—South Shemin:4r rates 24; rams of whet ogee, 23; &beetling ewes, 25.—Long we died : Eihearling rams, 12 ; rams of other age, 9; Mist line ewe., IS —Ern stock : 20 raw and 3 awn. Pion.—Larne boars, 11; small Wm, 34; large breeding sows, ; small breeding sons, 10; breeding sow frels. above 4 and under 8 mintha old, 12; small sow. ditto, 39.—Extra stock: 3 pies. Thu. we have a total amount of stock ehown, exclusive of young animal,. of 48 hors., 136 cattle, 257 sheep, sad 114 pigs. The • ntr:es were, within two or three, as numerous al last year, and the amount brought to the yard approximates vary closely to that at N 4wich. It is admitted on all hands that Elate:rhea thrown in the shade all other towns where the society has lean, by the enthu 9 999 lc:nature of the revs,- tion given by the Citlll9ll/. The following is the list of mints : 1 dim 4 4 80 81 118 140 Neir gni 6 p. 1.10. gwaranteed 3p. Ct. late Croydon Ibtrda Do. Pref. I per Cent.... D. Count. 3 p. C 1,1632 111 111 RI 60 $ll 60 101 II 251 241 1041 109 Pm 53 2 t 116 Pm i 221 211 d. 14 17 dia. 2 T pea. 1414 4 db. IS 16 9 ondon and Greenwich Do. Preference ... WORK S. EDUCATIONAL The Torty.ststk Thogisse. ce One guns. ; or pod fres, la. ScL T. tI Lb WNW< *PULING-BOOK. This work is • • ry attract*, b tY .tay arrareptsseitt of the spel. ; • :hr. all &Scalds' 'spree:iced by begiusors, sad • . r • .rusil ',Wins Moscow. which entice the loonier to • . • •r. ocord ; while the wbole is illustrated by up. •• . • N wooecute of objects sod seems described, : t. le "Malaria( introduction to leads' MT pub- radon& Kurth-Watery Do. d.. Newt shores ... Do. Fifths ... 109 si 17a Do.L IU rh..,N.uW 0. (C; .orlon & Solith-Wisien ; !Jo. 15 . ew, T.N.) ... ...I Du. N, £4O DO. New't;.;fereliOi Lowestoft. Daar.4 per Cent. Manch.. Buz., ana Matlock Manch.,hnef ,PaAncolnah. Do. I aturee, No, 1 ... Do. New LIU PraL Do. Mao... st Ltnei.Unke . ~: . , • • - .re coloured, price 2s. New editirm. Bi.nno. %TED LONDON READING BOOK. Onspaalon to . London Spelling Boob. Gsnalning &Series of Lee . oweling and So•trnetise subsists, selected with e . • - best English Amhara, in prose end ♦ersa. The • . illashated with above 210 engravings prim 2s. end 'bottle will be pub:lobed, price 'l. ... 111.1) LONDON INSTIL - EMI; bring a Com ;" deigned be a more advanced cC i 7f - con.t• , tog of 'streets tress Inglisb classical autbors period• of English literature to the present day. • , . intr.ductory chapter upon the arts of Blom . -km and • T:,e 'atter w,B inJude examples of style chosen fresa the best author., and will also point oat by sitc..iar toe !•alts to be aside d by all who drain to bsemne, not • d teaden sad speakers, but elegant writers of their as. ;• :rt•y,.ratms, a series of Useful end Amusing Boot% Witmer 'nth Eognsvings, of w►ich due notke will be efts. LA , Trade awl *hoots supplied ma liberal terms, for ash only. E.tilisbed et Use office of We Illustrated London News, 196, FLrand, land^ end sold by all Booksellers. i 94 81 81 dla 33 331 :51 23 dim: in 14t 154 11? li2 ~ 14 13 die 1 IGe 17 ez int 11 5 4 4 111 11 Ws. 8 9 401 41 1 181 ISI 11 pm. It 17 Pa 94 9 die. 71 7 We. 9 91 1 6 e 3 4 1 6 12 dle 1 It ez int q 44 die 7 9 II 9 14 ;::". 14 14a 41 41 20 12 ENGLISS FUNDS—Taw Day. 3 per Cl. Ra Rank Ptak. d. Anus- 9Tt 211 12 I 3 pa Ct. Cat. Ace. Aug. 14. r I 3 terCt. tka. Alum, Alt es.. to 696. Do. iso ;iar;;; il, no. isTiOn. -- ZeOfDiai C. 100 Do.Coes.ll. B. 6p. C. Do. New . 120— SO Do &tenet= 331 tri 1 ex ut 1 D, 2O is 15011110: I per Ot. Arabia Bonds. /, per Qt. Bale. beside. II I per Pat., per Ct. Draslllen Bdz., PI 3 Ditto New, 90 92 d per CL Xumu. Ayres. SS T loltto Mims lids., 99 lel idles Columb. DeL IM4, OulunitAaii /ideal*/ 3i f 3 per CL ltzoi h lids., 76 41 2* Dutch lids., 37* Apr Cc Dutch Caw. SI 9 FUNDS. 1 per CC Offebdi Onto& Wanted Bds., 4 f por Ct. llea. Bds., 31f par Of Peruvian $1... &Of If 'ortuancso Cos... 331 41 pet Ct. Kum 1tt1f.,11.. 12 Vita cpeul.ll 8d... j Per CL Spwalob Bdtt...a Po. Peferred Kb, Ditto Pant?, lido. 3J 4 a CC. Veneruai n 4 rentausis lithrred Bite., n 13 Du. Cuaur. 3; per 6:1 North Brisisti - Do. Prefeteneo - 17i es mt poet Vat th Staffordshire. Oxford, Wore., It CV.:llvor, Preston and Wyse Do. 4 shares 01) - Read., Gued., and Reigate Roy7ton anti liiichin Do. ithepreth Estrada§ 16 ISI 9 6 SO !Shrews. St liirm. , Clam AI - - TALVAIILL WORKS FOR THI FARM. MINCING-LANE THIS DAY. Bross.—This artier continues firm. The public sale of 11.000 bags of Manilla went off readily, at full prices. clayed at 365.; unciayed, 325. to 32a 6d, 180 cases of Brasil were also offered, but bought in by the importers, at high prim, 37.. to 41.. 62. Refined, firm ; fair to fine grocery lumps, 490.6 d. to 601. Do., Yew Guaranteed Swewrbory and unease' Nor. W. alio yOUATT'S COMPLETE GRAZIER ; a Body of Husbandry in all Ps Branches. The eighth edition, revised, earged, and adapted .o the present imposed practice a farming. 17 the celebrated author of** The Horse," Ix. With numerous En t ariags. In a thick are volume. price I , s. Ituund. I. , CATT on the PIG : its Ili.tory. Breeds, M t, Feeding, ant Medical Deaunrat. With rine Engravings tom living speci e:re t o r ILuivry. aro, price as. 6d. bound. FS w...cLk on the SHEEP: its History, Bawls, and Diemen. ltino, km Engraving. after Hearse. Wooed edition. price ta. bound. C..1/91C3 FARRIERY and CATTLE DOCTOR. New editions by 1 • an, Stumm*. and Mahar. ITmo, price 6i. each, cloth :end. y u d gei _m er ra, W. cocks, W. Smith, and W. Bartholomew. Claw I. Bull" calved previously to the Ig of January, tats.—tat prize, 40 tom. Mr. H. Ambler, of Watklnitoo-hall, near Halifax, Terk•hlre; 2nd, 2 i sow', Mr. J. F. P. Phillip', of Broomh.vough, near Totsen. Dean. .. Do. Kew Do. $ per cent. Pref. .. Shropshire Union COFFEE.— The public sale of Jamaica wont off without al tering yesterday's quotations, se the imp aters bought in at vary full prices. Good ordinary native Ceylon remains at 435. Cocoa.-200 bags Trinidai sold in public at 40s. to 465. SPICIe remain unaltered. _ _ _ 15;. Fiefims;;; south liouth Eastern ... Do. Po. — Do. No 4 Registerod Saab Wales ~hrrX itudh ., ~(bulq N.D. Lm..: *riot ari oa, 411, gs tat 1 $ DL cui.vsayng.us ENJ OTMZN T .1 LIFE. • Health, rearodos, sad ratios& are d dam" •• • : Early /11• IssOß—Oprisi sad emus Lt le •• ISt Levkas ad des—The Pads. " Ptire= ILL‘t &+Y, sad ether pat placea—Orustry pi hA7 -e.—Loodos at NsEdd—Hosiage at Home—Maide— r.. Imes—Os L ha augh Oruskuo, blooms. Batlusg. £, TWA 1.•• tAtostasa. 14tAto4 fa hen the sou:rums. I •csO la. each ; by pal, •,•.„ :.ZA Title the tahro—lheldi et Idisheesk ha 11.—lba Lair al lilllastierlesy-11mbiessee et DabUa. WHAT o Ala% sew ad i p i ta l Z rad peak AVOID. • Tat Oro rare doss sad tie our aura nay ran." A ;At.. as veva r or et Anil et ( caw sad sand el am • • .:••....tatmel bag% and that Immo Os Z 4, ‘41.1• the sea al ~are, bsdaas. et Sady,ffoiaoldalere , • -a thee aid ohs dat the dirt sad pi diet ragsbOto et 9 Ler•••••4 heassehrwees r ; ark fi< Oars= ; Cirolbe. IC. 14 e..tflet er dim ten Oa isdier. le. A•drailhale. Auens. L'INDON AM) WESTMINSTER BANE. T. lialfistrly violin of the proprietors wee held Jett.r.hy. it Lethbory. The chair was takes at 1 o'clock by tbe Id , k.• Maros. A.:O pedlars tis• salstOes of the lut caudal/ 0 Ole Szczo tArT and the lelbwl. g report of the directors: " The ut pectiO el the last half year amount to Id. ei these pr...bta the directors DOW declare • disidasd 1. OA rate ad I. pit cur. per annum, 'ruin* 3.11114. Oa ld us to est4ed tr, the surplus Vaud. This fund will the. u. 111,1 1 0. 1 6 ... 7d. UAW'S ANL WAsIMINsI kit BANK, Jams 30, ,1430 . f•*4 sy e Wty Am..ust tot Ly Ns 14A Er dspm Wads: tv. r" , 'Uri:. :O . SW • 107,414 11 1. rat rater att./ 33.530 1 irt LaSlur— 14,113,11114 0 Ca. s ad. II .•7010est evAlt, Ltebegent Ms, asa ladls bospi. by w.to r... .r......., ga; rafts Ws 41440401147. bow V. ra.t..s.r, 64., ... 3,013,300 IS 10 Di ugh a 4.1.4 — 454.1140 17 3 PL. , ' 7 ast. Um, 30r• kw; 1430. g 41.3.1" 14 0 S ad. T 4 traterreenlanr• el U 0 W s.sseskr 1,10, •w eeleslre, ittiry o lte.. I...)rent ,J ter dar,sterol D OW lera the re , 41 k pry era per arium. a • VI vrl Fa the edf rains une l Jea WON 0 0 tageett (J usupprisriated prate 16,52 S $ S 5100,710 3 3 A ..d. 4.ato• uftappreprided graft on as $lBl 107,444 11 I rr.r.t.nAt a of *I; r■l WI par, Mar r a z tO4, um/ 444141ai provlrlso Mr 641 t. LUuI JOU 61 . 174 7 9 t 131 1 1,710 II 3 1 • 4a: M. 4 mats brewed Sawa /111,11111 II 7 like repot havtag beon unaahnously adopted, some daubs um ',lyre/red by the shareholden for the detlaratios of boitue out a Ibis fead, but its oorsideration was fully re fined to the judgment of the directors, to be brought kg ward at the next ,early general ineetiog, in January. The setting then separated. A New itEl,lOlOl3 SECT has arisen is Persia, in Oftioyasee the praaohiags of • sum eased Bab, wh• has !velum • new book to take the place of the Horan. Be is lard to kayo already made severs' theassail proselytes ; sad eiebtev is of time Babena.as his followaya Si. a il ed, have bees publicly beheaded bt order el the MIL Mr. Wes. Busby. of Newton-le•Willows, near Bedale, Yorkshire (staid 18), exhibited, amain 20 articles, • ons hore, cart, for which hi obtained a prize of 101. It woe in venni by W. Luster, Esq , of Danes Beak. Yorkshire, and manufactured by the exhibitor. This wart is constructed without slot, nab, or martial. Mr. B. Basauthon, of Banbury, Oxford (stead 25), ob tained • piss of 61. for a Oardner's patent double action turnip cutter. Messrs J. Holmes and Son, of Prospect-place, Norwich (stand 31). amoosst 20 articles exhibited, wen &awarded • prise of 51. for a new implement, the registered broodiest unsure distributor, for guano, nitrate of soda, salt, soot, and say other manure for top dressing. Mr. John Milwerd, of Neertoa Abbott (stand 36), ri °wived commendation upon potato digger, or pulverising plough. - . Messrs. Barrett, Ezell, and Andrewes, of Reading, exhi bited 43 articles, and were commended for a seven-hone power portable steam engine. Mears. T. B. and J. Reeves, of Britton, Wilts (stand 59), woos prize of 101. with a new implement, a patent liquid inane distributor, of tart, invented by Mr. Thomas Chandler, of Stockton, improved. The judges highly commended a patent liquid manure or compost drop drill, 41 feet wide, invented by Mr. Thomas Chandler. I subjoin the official account of the whole four implements from the catalogue: 0 Article I.—A wooden pipe-mikiag machine ; invented by ' the exhibitor, and manufactured by William Eyne, of Melk sham. A portable saw-mill, for manufacturing square blocks of wood from the edam material, which is usually split into firewood, such se the crooked breaches and butts of trees, pollude, and other useless timber; it is cut up I.y means of two circular saws, working es the same bed, driven by a portable farm engine, by strap on a pulley 8 inches wide , 14 inches diameter, the flv-wheel being 6 feet, the saw tra: vellisig at speeds varying from 700 to 1,400 revolutions per minute. It requires (with Art. 2, for boring the pipes) not less than ten-hone power. Prig 701. " Art. 2.—Two lathed on one bed ; invested by the exhi bitor, and manufactured by William Byres, of Melkstism. These lathes are for manufacturing the blocks of wood cut out by the samosa' into pipes, and making a spigot-and. heat joint to the same; also for boring the holes in the aides nesemary to admit the water. The poppets are mounted en an incliced bed, and the tool travelling; the piece of wood is fixed an a sliding beach, which is forced down against the tool. The lathes are driven by strap 2 inches wide, and revire about belt a-horm power, at speeds varying from 400 to 700 meantime per minute. Price 121. Art. No. 3.—A draining plough; invented by the exhi bkor, and mandactired by Stratton and Co., of Bristol. A mole or Sag plough, for making a hole In the soil at depths vezylag from two to four feet, and at the same time drawing Mt* Ike hole thus made any draining materials, such se earthen or wooden pipes, • straw ropes, ac • with apparatus attached for raising or sinking the p lough, so as to lay a level drain radar as ea safer. Prim 81.10 e. " Art. No. 4. A windlass, fir drawing the above, in vented by the exhibitor, and mannfaMared by William Byres, of fidelkshate. This nudism is drawn forward by horses walking is a circular course, a rope being twisted round a drum, which forms part of the windlass. The rope is fastened at esch end, and the friction cause the windlass to travel forward with the plough or implement attached to it. The hones, by this means, are prevented from eon steady treading on the same spot, u they describe circles from differeat eaten at each moieties. The size of the drum varies from 14 inches to 3 feet; length of liven, 12 fest 6 Nelms. Prim 61. 10s. Without giving any opinion as to what may turnout to the the prietiml qualities of Mr. Fowler's laureation, in Inge salty is evident ; and the notion s urroun d admired by tile monde of curious inspectors who the " Draining Itioufi" I weed do Altai rise lid. Imam or berLawswes.—Mr. Ca J. Can, Mr. Wm. Lister, Mr. Thos. floott, Mr. Chia. Paint, Mr. Owen Wallis, Mr. W. Owen, Mr. John Overall, Mr. I. H. Nelda, Mr. Thos. Hendee, Mr. Outhwaite. CowsOLTINO Estes sna Amos. AWARD OF THE JUDGES OF DIFLIMENTO. Tar the piggish beet adapted for gamma purposes. U., Mr. Millais For ties plough best adapted for deep plougWarg, 71, Mears. Juba Bowird sod Boa. For the hest nee-way at tars.weest pit" Mr. Hag Low est. - This 2. Bulls Mired since the Id of January, 1419.—1 at, 20 ante„ Mr. Richard Booth, of Wariaby, near Norm Al;trtort, Yorkshire; 2nd, 10 s no., Mr. Charles Towneey, of Towocley-park, near Burn ley, Lanciterra. Clare 3. Cows in milk or in calf.—let, 20 sots., Mr. Richard Booth ; bd. 10 sins., Mr. Richard Bo ith. Class 4. liseilf lie fern not exceeding three yesirs 20 son., Mr. B. Wilson, of Brawith, near Thirsk, Yorkshire; 2nd, 10 sates., . Mr. M. Hopper, of Newhins.grange, near tillikliesbro . .on- Tees, Yorkehlre. Claws 3. Yearling heifers.—lst, 10 sots., Mr. Charles Towneley, of Tamely-park, near Burnley, Lancaster ; Sod, 3 sots., Mr. Cli.aks Timothy. Judgem—Measre. 11. Chamlxrlain, J. Thomas, and 11. Tretheway. Chum I. Bulls calved previously to the let of January, PAlL—let, 40 eon., Mr. J. Ilonkhome, of the Stow, neer Hereford; 2od, 80 rem, Mr. John Walker, of Westeeld-hoagie, near Hereford. Clam 2. Balls calved rams the let of January, 1848.-let, 20 move. Mr. William Perry, of Cbolgrey, near Leoraiask-r, Hereford; 2nd, 10 an,,, Mr. J .mee Walker, of Northleaeb, Gloucester. Claes 3. Cows In milk or In calf. I et, 20 Rove, Mr. J. N. Carpenter, of PArdWand, ne,r lAontimter, Ilerelord; Sad not awarded. Mee 4. In.etlf heifers .- Ist, ID Isom., the flight Hon. Lord Ber yl* of CrankbhL near Shrewsbury, Salop; Swd, 10 rove., Mr. George Pitt, ol Willingtons war Herwrotd- Claes 3. Yearling heifers.-IA, 10 eo Gee Right Hon. Lord Ber wick; lad, 0 urn., the Eight Hoe. Lard indent— Mown E. rester, ffotinahred, and T. !lateens. Chula I. Bali cared previously to the let Jan., 10411.—tat, 40 ors., Mr. °some Turner, of Barton. neer Ester, Devon 2nd, 20 lova Mr. John Passmore, of Bishop's Npopton, near oath Molten, Devoe Claw 2. Itols calved eine^ the lit of Jen., 10411.—lat, 00 eon.. Mr. lases Charily, of Mollend, near Booth Mottos, Deem ; in rms., Mr. John Quartly, °Mamma Molland, seer &nab Mutton, Devoe. - am, 3. Coma la milk or in ealt—lat, M arm., Mr. James Quartly; bid, 10 Nom.. Mr. Jame" Quartly. Clan 4. In e•lf Heifer.. not emending three mon old.—let, 20 sam., Mr. Jameatluatly ; lnd, 10 .or., ILL William M. Gibbs, of Biahop's LyMard, mar Taunton. roamed. Maas 3. Yearns, Hriferu—let, 10 am, Mr. John Quortly; 3 tom, Mr. Janina Qeatt7. - -- • Judges —Mesas. H. Chamlowlain, J. Tama, H. Tretbeway. Class 1 Bulls called partway to lot of January, 20 nom., Mi./Who'd IL Chapman, of Upton, sear Atiseralme, Warwick; IC mos., Mr. Jams Garge, of l'lmplarm, Sarmatian, near Lewes, Basel. Chas 2. Balls calved alarm tbs let of January, 1418. (No er. trl w) Cass 3. Oars Is milk or in eat —lat. 10 tom. Mr. Jason Gor , rage ; teal, S says., Mr. Nicholas Le Belt, of tbc Chad, Omenmey. Clam 4. Intolf Heifers, not exceeding three years okL—lst, 10 son., Mr. Thomas Urania, of Stowe, near Bianchi/ham. Class A Yearling Ileders.—lst, 5 am a., Mr. Thomas Beards, 811ZEP.—Larcarsas. Judges—Maws. W. T 0,,, B. Barton*. and John Hall. Clam 1. /bawling Itams.—let, 30 son., Mr. William Abraham, of partssihr-le-Wohl. Dear MIL Lincoln; Send, 13 /ova., Mr. William Panay, of Ilnime.p errepoint, near Nottingham. Clam 2. Rams of say other ags.-Ist, 30 sou., Mr. William Abra• ham; Ind, 15 auva, Mr. Minima &many. Cass 3. Abesrling 20 mom, Mr. William Ababa= 2nd, 10 sores, Mr. William Bander._ Judges—Mew& Orennai, O. Tr a, sad P. Maton. Clara 1. Martin Rams.—lM, 30 som., Mr. William Sainsbury. Of West Laviontok bear Devisee, Wilts; tad, 13 sow., Mr. William S ,inabury. Clam 2. Rams of any other sp.-Ist, 30 lova., Mr. William Rlittirs, of Hove, nor Brighton, Seem ; 2nd, lb sow., Mr. William Sainsbury. Clam 3. lihr4rlang Eaen.—latalln .d. ., Mr. Willium !Linden; bed, 10 Dom ot , him Grace the Duke Judges—M, are. R. Balms, W. Gillett, and E Clarks. Clam I. Shearling Rama-IM. 20 son Mr. &ergs hewer, M Ler Owe, war Nortblemb, °teamster ; 10 eon., Mr. William Gana, of Aleawortn, near Norbleseh, Oloaerater. Class 0. Rases of Any other ors.—lnt, 20 son., Mr. WWl= Carrie, 2nol, 10 ars., Mr. Willem Ur, of Eadhegtos, Bear Northleach, Gleueesto. Ulan 0. Shoaling Ewes.—let, Mr. Osseo Large, of Breadwell, war Uchida, Ulauewtor ; !ad, 5 mu.. Mr. Charles Large. Judges - Menne. T. t. Cla .1. Ilammas, pad W. Bulks. (lam I. Boars of • large ,- Ist 13 sem Mr. Mosel Wt. right, of Ntantom-Alit, sear Barom-om-Troet. di Ludt 3 03 ^. , Mr. Jrm Henry Ley, of TirlU, err 6zafw, Devon. Clam 1. Boars of a small bred.-114, 15 mom. Mr. Jolla Bartlett, of Was, sear Latimer" Dere ; lad. b wre n Mr. ARM a. Rad sr% of Thor...rem. near o Mlwaidadt Beam Cipme IL Breeding Howe of a Immo bred.-10 SOTS, Mr. Arrh Tuley, of Riley rad, rem Iligidet, Tomblike. am 4. Breeding ROWS at a ere hrsed.—lot, 10 sem, Mr. Wil liam' Northey, of Lake, la the pork of Lift" near Lammers, LMraa _ . awns S S. . Breeding Sow Pig of is lone breed.-40 lan, Kr. Dow Cartire Clad I. Breeding Bow Pip of e man brced.—lo eon., Kr. OrriP Toner, of Barka, oar rider, Dena. lb judges remarked that ths competition of sows of swan TOE RECORD-OFFICI, CARLTON RIDE.—To adapt the Werke of this place fur the public archives, the lint MOMS of building, and that only, was resorted to; —war lidding was put up, so that, on entering this receptacle of the national records of Great Britain, the visitor finds him self in one of a write of gloomy, dimly-lighted, mouldy smelling alleys, or stacks, of wooden scaffolding, the sides of which are faced witn 'scorns reaching to some thirty feet nigh. At first sight, it reminds him of en immense seediscral timber-yard, in which no business hes been done since the time of the Tudors. Here two-thirds of our country's public and private history are hudiLed together; not with the systematic red napery of a public office, but—to nee an @epsomite vulgarism anyhow." Whichever way the eye turns, it meets reams of portfolios, piles of boxes, Macke of wills—rolle of every imaginable shape, like those of a baker— square, rounu, fist, oblong, short, and squat; some plaited leas twopenny twists, others upright es rolls of tobacco; a few in thick convolutions, jammed together es if they were double Gloucester cheese, ; there are heaps laid lengthwise, like mouldering coffins ,• some stacked up on eud, like bundles of firewood, sod others laid down, like bottles in a wine bin. The haylaft, which extends over the riding school, is similarly occupied, and all the racks, presses, shelves, boxes, beams, and orAffolding being of wood, Mr. Braidvrood hes good right for estimating that a fire would burn it up " like matches " in less than twenty minutes. That, however, there should be no accidental deficiency of combustible,, the riding school wee partitioned into two divisions, one side for the records of the Courts of Common Pleas and Exchequer, and the other for the domestic furniture, china, paintings, weapon. of warfare of ell kinds, bocks, prints, &c., belonging to Carlton-house. It is evident that in the estimation of the powers that were, the records were classed with the other lumber. Bat this store j of second-band furniture could 40$ take tire of itself; and that no chance might be lost, the functionary in charge of It, finding his half of the " ride " a dreary, comfortless, end cold place, even for a limber store, warmed it by means of a large stove, with a chimney-flue that perforated one side of the building. On several occasions he was observed, during the winter months—particularly after meal-time—to be som nolently reposing by the stove, while the flue was judiciously emulating his example by acquiring all the heat possible from 1111 fire, and, indeed, once or twice its face was illumined by cl glow of eatielaction, rather alarming to those in charge of the records who witnessed it.—Dickens's liousehold Words. GUADALCANAL SILVER MINING ASSOCIATION.— The adjourned general meeting of ahareholders was held at the °Hoes. Broad-street-buildings, yesterday. After the ad vertisement convening the meeting had been read, the chair man (Mr. Huxley) stated that at the time he regretted the paucity of attendance; although 90 few were there assem bled, they had met to take some decisive steps for the con tinuation of the company or its dasolutioa. Due notice had been given in order to ensure a full at :enclaves; and those shareholders who were not present, would be bound to abide by the decision they might arrive at, as the steps now to be taken, as far as regarded the prima association, must be consider ed as final and conclu sive. Without enteriog further into the subject they were aware of the present position of the company. The instal meat was due to the Spaniards in August, and unless that was paid there was no doubt they would come on the pee -1 party; indeed no other resource was left to them. I Thema' observed that Ise wax willing to proceed with the concern, but some definite plea meat be adopted, many of his hinds were willing to advance further capital, but while a number of the shareholders were defaulters, it was not fair that those who were willing should bear the burden of their liabilities. He was one of the ori ginal concessionaires ; they had mines, the lode wee there, they had the opinioas of Capitate Rule and Mitchell, sad there was no doubt, if spiritedly worked, it would yet turn out a good property. Several gentleman =premed themselves in the same manner. After a short but animated discussion it was proposed by Mr. Huxley, and seconded by Mr. Duncan, that the present company be dissolved, which was unanimously carried. In the eourse of a long and desultory conversation which subsequently ensued, it was elicited that the property should revert to the original annousiona ries, five in number, in order that they should form a new company. Several propositions were mooted as to the quantity of skates to be issued and the amount, proposals being severally made to raise 3,000 at 11. sub, 2,000 at 21.105. and 3,000 at 21. each, the company to be considered consti tuted when 2,000 shares had been subscribed for, a deposit of 10s. to be first rased, and calls of fir to be made at Intervale, the subscription to be closed by the 17th o f August, the old shareholders to have the option of taking shares in certain proportions until the 31st inst. No definite steps were how ever taken, and the meeting separated without coming to any decision. It is understood that a digested plan for the resuscitation of the company wilt be published In the course of a few days. FaIIUMATION OF A LIVING CHILD.— , At an eer-y boar yesterday (Tuesday) morning, a woman, named Ann Proudfoot, who resides it the northern distitet of the town, telt her home for the papaw of collecting fragments of coal, a practice pursued by poor persons In lactate localities. As she was engaged in lbw manner, in the vicinity of a elhatory, on some welts 'round off Vauzhall road. and sear Chitin. - hale-bridge, she o b serve d what greatly amend bac, imam', the toes of an infant's foot projecieg slightly from the surface of the earth. Raving secured the atteadtupas of a witness, she commenced the operation of taroks up the soil and rubbles (the place is • depository for ashes and Mese of all kinds), and soon brought to light the yet breathing, animate body of a newly born ohild. The Want being still alive proves that it could lot have been is the horrible situation from whisk it was thus providentially delivered long. Its preserver enfolded the innocent In her own garments, and, under the moort of a polies officer, I carried it to the workhetse on Browsleschill, where It was ,sewed shortly after nine o'clock. Here it was planed lo a bath, and received other attentions deemed fitting is the case. The child continued to regain vigour from that period, sad at present is ping as favourably.—Literpool Courier. TlN.—Band hu been sold at advanced prices, 775. to 775. 6J. • Straits, 755. ; British hu advanced es. ; block, 78e ; ba'r, 795.. . _ • COTTON has been firm, at the advanc2 of ,which was paid yesterday on 'Change. 11,Est remains steady. TEA.—This article continues to wear an upward appear ance; the small public sale of 1,400 packages went off at yesterday's currency. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is Tether firmer to-day for new Tallow. The delivery for the half- week is 686 casks. Prices are quoted es follows : Town Telbw, Xis. 64. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 365. 9J.; October to December, 375. 9d.; ditto, separate months, Ws. 3i. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report trade worse, at the following quotations :—Prime Meadow, 70i. to 781.; inferior, 601. to 651. ; Clover, 70e, to 855.; Straw, 255. to 28e. ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE PROM THE CITY PRISON.— This forenoon, shortly before twelve o'clock, • daring at tempt to escape wait made by the Chartist prisoner who has just been sent to the City Compter from the Guildhsli Police Court, for failing to find securities to keep the peace towards her Majesty, her htijesty's Ministers, and her subjects, for the space of twelve months. It will be remembered that the prisoner In quesion limited to no small extent of his being a determined Chartist, and that he always abstained from giv ing his name, address, or occupation. It appears that he has been In the prison about a week, and during that period has behaved himself vtry well, until yesterday, when he com menced haranguing hie fellow-ptiminers,whilst at dinner, upon the charter end its six points, and advise.' them to work stre nuously in their liberation for its attainment. His place of con finement was on the second floor of the right-hand wing of the prison, or that portion nearest Renate-street. The window of his cell looked into Oilupur-street, and was about thirty five feet from the ground. The prisoner had succeeded in removing two squares of glass from his cell window, and was on the point of removing the middle bar when he was noticed by those passing below. An alarm was instantly given at the door of the prison, and messengers seat up. Whin they reached his cell they found a leather big, something like those used by the poet-office for news papen, attached to a loag piece of strap, with which no doubt he intended to let himself down. When he discovered that he was found out he grasped the iron railings at the ; window of his cell end delivered • very touching appeal to time. below. He swore that he was wrongfully imprisoned, and would one day be avenged. It required three men to remote him from the gas* of the spectator', who could not have numbered less than 600. The excitement was very kreat. THUNDER SrOrtn.—On Tuesday afternoon Chat ham and Rochester were visited by a severe storm of thunder and lightning, accompanied by • heavy fell othail and rain. The peels of thunder. which succeeded each Whet in quick succession, were awfully loud. The electric fluid fell on the chimney of • farm-hours belonging to Mr. Ed wards, within half a mile from tho High -street of Rotheiter. Having riven the chimney and scattered the bricks in all directione, its coure downwards is marked in every room by the damaged ceilings and fissures in the brickwork, more particularly about the chimney-pieces, breaking several panes of glass; and, passing out of the house, it split and displaced a stone close to the kerb of the well, disappearing at that spot, and where a large opening in the earth a observable. The escape of the mantes was most providential. The bailiff, his wife, and family, were seated at tea, and some other persons, who had taken shelter from the storm, were also present when the destructive fluid pawed through the room, splitting the leg of a chair on which one of the party was seated. Thom wbo witnessed the awful visitation describe the appearance of the lightning at the moment se an immense mass of fire suddenly thrown upon the house, and, under the impression that It was is flame, hastened Swards the spot with the view of assisting to m e W. xtinguish it. Fortunately so other injury has beau sus- Guar. 3 p: 7 l. Cent Waterford and Kilkenny.. Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. ins. Du. do. do. do. I Wilts, Somerset, at Weym. Vork„New9atle &Be.rwick ( Yu — ritTiVe - .• ii r if exist 14 1 111 10 .11a, Ni 3 /Ikea 1 3k 2 Mask 1411 40, ea Int 14 1 4 ex int 141 # Tt ex Int Do. G.N.‘E.Purchoricel York apil;iorth MitUnd. Do. Preterence - ... I , ?aliox RAILwAys. .izan I and Austrtan) Boulogne and Amiens —. Central Franco (Vierzon)l Dutch Rhenish ... ...I . _ 5 if db. 141 14f ex lot 111 6 db. iR 11 tee-„ r Ob. 14 14191 o& If set In SO 32 9 9 I 91 9 Ws :in •:: •.•.: Great Indian Peninsula ... ^ - - "L 7 Luxembourg ... Nimarand [.4p .. Northern of Fr.roe... f ez Orleans and Bordealii Plid and Ortewls PvL end Ruum Ttr:Tenuii Rouen and Barre ... ITouis and Nantes ... .. LIVERPOOL, Jody IT. Beonu-Exostetecis.-170ey little business indeed w 32 done but prices were ereeedingly stiff.—Lancashire and Yorkshire eonsol.), 38—Ditto (tii(th shares). 8 946 d.—lonslon and North %Veg , an, 1044 c.—Ditto (new shares), 9-18 p.—Ditto ttinhs). p.—Mkl.sn.l. 31 —Ditto (1 abates) l , 14 7-18 d.—douth Esstern and Dover, 141. LEEDS, July 17. ftwomt-EwomArron.—Tnri market was Hat this morning, the only bualtiees doing beta; of a opeculnicc character. The only wales were in Great Northerne, 15 dar. ; Leeds and Thirek quarters, 1i die. ; Great Weeterne, MANCHESTER. July 17. . Btonn-Itinn axon. rnors were rather higher, and there was rather more business; but by no means an active market. BIRMINGHAM, July 17. STOCIL.EICHANGI.—The busineu in Ibis share market to-dray was almost notninaL—Stourtnidge and Kidderminater Banks were done at Si. WINDING UP JOINT STUCK COMPANIES. MADAM AND VALENCIA RAILWAT.—The master has made a formal order for payment by Mr. Chadwick to the official managers on or before the 22nd inst., of the 25,0001, " being a sum in his hands to which tho company are /*nil.; jaCie entitled." The order is issued without prejudice to any question respecting the babitity of the other dirceces to account for it, or respectiug the liability of the other contri butories of the company to account for it, or the further liability of Chadwick or others to account so the court for an other sums for which they may be acconnt able. A letter has been received from Mr. Chadwick, from which it would appear that he is not more than a day'e dis tance front London. According to the act of parliament, b w al h a e n n es a a c g on ai ti ns i i .u h tuiramaye ab ry shall b ees Nan dw ell Should beyo not beyond die t aa h e money be paid by Monday, elocution will he registered at Judge's Chambers, and confiscation of defendant a property will proceeded with. GERMAN HOSPITAL, DALSTON.—At a mooting of the members of this institution held yesterday, addrmses of condolence to the Dachau and the present Duke of Cam bridge were unanimously agreed to, accompanied by • request that hie Royal Highness would consent to become the president of the hoopitel. A subscription was also en tered into for the estabiMmeut of an " Adolphus ward," in commemoration of the deadly sad assay virtues of %Ito illustrious docossuL tz, :\ ?.‘ !S