The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-10 00:00:00

me to 28. for grey and white. It is generally believed, and the Dutch papers give credence to the report, that the import duties will shortly anderro re vision. [TH REEPENCE, RAILWAYS. THIS DAT, Two o'Cioes. The share marktt is very good in tone to-day, and prices generally show an improving tendency. The business going forward, however, continues un important, and is chi. fly confined to the closing of a few "bear" accnuntr. Caledonians have improved to 7: ; Brighton., to 794 ; South Eastern., to l3a; Newcastle and Berwieks have ad vanced to 12 .1, and are in demand, as are also York and North Midland., which mark 161. r At Antwerp the bourse yesterday was dolt, and ;Tiers closed heavy. at the following potations : Belgian Five per Cents., 971; ditto, 1848, 941. Qty of Antwerp Five per Cents., 100. Austrian Mttalliquts, Five per Cet.t., 781. Polish 600 8., 303. Spanish Three per Cent. domestic, 291: ditto, Ardoin, 12t. Sardinian 36 tr., 32. 'owan Five per Cent., 1832-7, 761. Exchorge on London, 26.671 for short-____ ?IL Yarrow; Lawn. SC 741 Cinsing price. Yesterday. Mks *.o ,day p to 1 *Wadi. DUBLIN BTOCKII.—Mar 3. 3 per Ont. Consels 3( per Cent. flinch . Poor per Cent City Deb. Bell2L 6s. 242. lhablin and Kingstown i shares Holland Greut Waders and Koval Canal Company 2ll Lim., Ennis end Kilialoe Junction ID/CHANGES AND STOCKS ABROA3. Illmanin, Mir 4.—Throe per rents., 20, paper; a ft er Belk 11117-16 • cash. Four per Cents., 121 paper. Flee per Gots., 12 9-16 paper ; after Balsa, Ile cash. armoires. 31 paper; after Bolos, 31 soh. Coupons, 31 nab, 6 paper • ' after Bola, 71 each. Sink of 84. Ferdinand, 63 paper, 61 cash. Fachange on London, 1610. Aneromew, Her 7.—Dutch Funds : A c ti ve Debt, Two-and-a- Quarter par OPEIP, 11 7-16 money ; Ditto, Three per Cent... 631 mossy, 636-16 bills; Ditto, Your per Cents., 66 money, 361 bills; East India Loan, Four Crate., 1111 money ; Russian Faye yer Centa, Hope sad $134 money; Ditto, Your per Cents., Mlegtsr, 34/ money, 63 bills; Austrian Five per Conte., Metalliquee, 731 money, 74 bills; Ditto, Tvmeandet.llaft per Ceuta., 401 money, 4011 balls; Spanish Faye prr Cents., 13 1-18 money, 131 bills ; Ditto, Three per Cents., inland, 37 money, 37 1.16 balk —Eichanges ; on London, 12.07; two months, 112.61; on Hamburg, 33.19; two months, 33; ea Faris, 56.56 ; two months, 56 37. ma, Mr 11.—Beiglem Venda: 7 1910, Five Jim Coma, tin, ISM, 971 ; Ditto . ISM, 9411 Dlfto, 1644, Four-and-a per Cents., 69; Ditto, 18371, Three per Cents., 621 ; Loan of the City, 1432, lone ter Cease., 100; Ditto, 1643, live per Cents. 954; Bank of Belgium, Four per Cents., 74—Exchange on Amnion, 23.54 ...tardeen Dc‘ Proins;_ I Antort.., Ss. Dario It Hants Rau (Gt. Wad. perpetual 6 pit.; 30 StrailnghantilsOafordlunr ealladulypd.orarithguar. 20 without a guaran ti r 13j . Sim W 010.33 Kota Valle) 16 61.rin., Wolv., and Diane) walladulypd..nrwithguar. 16 Do. w ithout a guarani. 73 P.oatoa, %tam., and Etna -130 Bristol and Easter 331 Ile. Thirds Ti $ 3 2i dia. 21 dis Par 6vv .6 27 ;:46 25t 56 Si Si ma. 6 II pm. 62 63 1 . 3 .. 12 di& ;:: :;. SO Caledonian 10 Do. Jail Preferecee...... SO ;Mader and licirhand IS I Do. Preference ... 76iiClarenee 7 3/ 7 3t G I 7 Si I ImAblin sad Belton JIM.. 'EWA Asallaa . Do. (iis D0.(31.105.) , i p. Prf • D0.(71.105.) 7 p. Ct. Pref. Fastera 0,1111:'01 33 33 dl.. 1 It i ii _.. .____ „, 411.1111.1MMIMMIIIMMIIIIMINNE11.1 ----.. ...11 41119 ...." 41r:111 . • w 4vP-w-Ig-"17 4 72- /eV , e.e . . - II /...." . . t il.r an •••••• .C" e "d;•2....,s Cr i Eb je 4,....t.f411rit14,5i1 ... N o . 1,156.1 __ LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1850. c I; ox to AIrSTR ALI 1.-AL rERA• THE J . 6n-...1.11,!..1.‘.11,. rot ~•.I,..AGE imIT„-i-ic.rxk.74 AIANIJFACTURING DISTRICTS. SECOND EDITION. MONEY MARKET. to 28. for grey and whi - and the Dutch papers .1 he touted whit menintmet • a sad pont. TZURSDAT HYMNING. that the import dude Ttal market continues active for public securities of vii nan .• ---_ - • ~...•,..:y. ...i in ma-oedema wlt emrs, ll Ibr is t. same r..y rum... reale of Brom the O.4ZETTE of THIS NIGHT. ' A SHORT-TIME BILL FOR COLLIERS. . • ..„1,.. eo-s woe- weerethe .. . - the United States of America at the following quota . r•nt , t .' to ow remand 'aperture of thee • MANCHESTER, May 9. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE. MAT 9.-Notice is firma ; At Antwerp the le: • • .-. le l imn singeing t • jay the 'aortae whleh .. ... dea.tien, Mould se erne. Lead at the Jetty, It rued to be a favourite maxim wi h free hereby gilt. n, that ter Majesty's birthday will be celebrated prices closed heavy. at Redeemable. Dividends. tratere-" Get the monopoly of the landowners removed, ou Wednesday mat, the 16 h inst. Vatted States...ll p.a. 1...» . ree- .. ~.a dh, „,. 1 70.0.. rweer i t • n , Nos. and they well be the first to go with you egainst other mono. . .-il ai - n •-a w -............- loll „ 1091 110 • ' •'artia n --..-. ' - ' 7-- te :.1.--.7 polies." The advocates of a rettriciion un the boars of la- BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. . . 1863 10i 11l Me mitigate, Five per , . ~ . 7'n , lg. memeen... Ns nu May .9 Deur are acing upon a eiralar policy ; tht y are ill but got EVAN Rase, Dudley, Worcestershire, batter, May 4. New T'Ork liaise „ .... *****-- '''' 1833 Quarrerly 1 93 et 303. Spanish Three p Port Iltitrpl • estap'e - e t• n hours bill, sod they expect that, the measure BANKRUPTS ism to MS •• 118 6 6 Ardoin , 121. Sardine • a ores IT. le Taft . ... and py , int %lsy 23. ones posted, they will hove the manufacturers with tit .in fur RICIIARD HAZY and JOGIPM BROWN, litilford•stratt, Co- is es pet' 1832-7, 76 eon J. 94ewart •Antsi.le...• .1 tune 11. a hei!ging the hours of !shear of persons employed in cml 99 _""ea rd em.....ww° 4 160 ° Ina° ol.6olo * Bl9 New 34 227 3 ... ...7..... ....mute 1070 ~ , iit , st .„.. u . d . or employes- Les : rear . mines. Of the support of the natio omen and , Poutsyl ..3 „ .............. Feb., Aug. 83 84 26.571 for short. zuwaan ranaver, Park•villsge West, Regent's-part, csid 6 „ . ....• i • in the mod ext.( .et.oo. m . 0.., Th e i r „,„ aaricul uri is they cis have so reasonable doubt , 'e a , adeertniog agent. •' ~• name"s are of the tine soarer. Carry duly gust.- Ealc f E Loser., who has some of the most ci 4, 11 . JOHN THOMAS HOLLAND, Coventry, Warwickahire, M;wantiletts A ~, OnarMag Beads) ... 1868 Aprli, Oct. to 7 ne s per Cattalo* . .. th . .. ~,i erdcaed elm &andel' • biro( picket. abirt. sive anal mines in this diaries, has sympathised builder, Maryland 3 „ .. 30 1 ,30 1Y 9 1 93 Four per Cent City &di . . of in f • .. on :h. heti of eoh month; is well ea reen'ar deeply with the f.etory workers. His lordship moved the WILLIAM HAYHURST, Liverpol, eoseh proprietor. Aiabtaa. $ „ • 1 !n• - •. , . 311 ob. V9Bll - 91 . 1 • 19 Law ), lb• • •• w ith °e t are red reading of the esker' Ten Hain Ski , in the House -• s es (AWN 19 4) 18384 - 88 Jan ., Jul y, 73 73 Midland Groat Westerman(' II nitM•6OAIIST HILIII, Manchester, grocer. Virgrals - 6 „ t 7 ' ....., rs....rg,s. 6...1.e ea c anad to the cue as ... , • r ..,, ir . ,,5t ar,. , Awn , by the tntin elf. iI a eery, in • very_ able speech. Thu a can be nn reasonab le BI.VSLRY BOYLM, Manchester, gingham manufacturer. 1917 10 1873 w 96 97 Ilm., Yank sod Kilialoe Joe , • V. i r further pandas-. s.gdy tv itoubt that the noWe brd's beinantty will lead him to side HICHAND WILSON, Hittites-upon-Hull, stonemason. The Consols cocoon', brought to a liquidation to- stXCIIA NOES Al c , . %., iti I ElorthnlE,H. FenchurrOvtreet.landon. with the w " i a l l i i h v a . sot yea t pe hs we tr i ' D 4 i n en eo m al e,, m r lux e , swohtis.r4pnhc.is NimAn F S E C R O oL T . CH N BEU b IiB . IrATI9NS. day, opened on the 11th ult. with Consols for money so taizn, MAT 4.-Three pe sash. Four ner Cetus roe at 931 to 96. The fluctuations of prices since, as be- paper ; after Bobo, lit melt. iv i . 1 ‘ 7,.. l . ` .. ...A!' . k . ;l• li Ll:S te l , ti r r ty. P . 0 . R 4 1: , NtA....TA A oyercaeat LL the . ace Ho ot er: e ll! l c o o r d the acc eZrs bg w i ill it ba b ea e r i eed i t n ed a t e h a a n t te e r. n Bliilhits bo lt I y lt . ST BUMMLRII and JAMS BUMMS9.II, Hamilton, end d een ti t m he e hitgeeheastulittieedieleodweatThraetehsigbhomtht time e m p o e nr ee y e t t ss i,,, d e r. d. s esel• 2 3 l pap .ewt• t i 6 st f t -, r : ::11.. N NA . ... . -'•to 1 07 Fees 19 . 4 9196999te mew "' ant: pee.c tto take plan at an early pried in this distric g t, Jour , Edinburgh, printer. during the period embraced in the account was Qu ANamnnir Mar 7.-Deter arter PST ents.. 63 7-10 N i • ~,. 0 . nirchanies, and Mowers, l' se proved ofComsat. and HACH, CoNNAL, Blackford, Perth aninsgst tho colliers, to agitate for a short time biil. There shi re , ibbo ri t bo t urr p t . 96}, and the lowest 951; the extreme tluctua•ion Lone y' 63 1 1„, a , 1 bins i ; oa pi , ta'•per F. • • • 1.. n ...ton Cowituniners, eon .beam Nee, sar •t • • ...no arid 20 am. or I 001. tor C 10; ditto , are other classes of operatives who are rapeeted t • follow in ALIVIANDett WHlClllitn, Glasgow, mercantile agent, consequently amounts to no more than j per cent. Cents., Hope sad .U. 113 f mono A;• ... to.. ; • tecond &U. imernm dine, with reeet- the Wehe of the fse ory wo, ken hut few it any will hays a WiLLIAn ItcaseLL, Tesrie , coach contractor. ►. lien. In some mines the JANIS LYILL, Dundee, merchant, deceased. a . ...I, ris . ante, and Sal oat e n lend. 0 92 WWI Mine powerful case than the col . money, 74 Ma; Ditto. Termer P' • -, with pro Pion., and IO Kies of Laut. tea; a • t e k po i le tee daylieht from the bertuning tic Carols for s. for Acct. bills; Spanish Five per Cents., I Money. May 9. per Cents., inland. 37 money, 37 1 ' - - " ' wl ' C:3 I ' N '' ; cabin twos., . 133111 " "4 " . t h e end of the week, and it ill not assay pries ago that pu- BANK OF ENOLLND.-Aocoong tor the Week mass May 4.M10. 4 - - t o . • (Minh Women *COW el Wag eld Int ma I Dinh 12.07; two maths, 12.01; on N . - . .14 wfll omen hatflhat imentec at imi LJ. C. ~ li 111119.1111111 10 illilliligaillt WWI . too DIP UT. . F.". .= en Paris, 55.56; two months, 51 ,• .: ..rrArlf domatched I.: sewls with 2,000 an o d youttildr.n. If Ignorance art the Man :4111111* esesaidelllgfetindibe..„,.., _. A 69 . 881 L •dgninswa r May S.-Ileigg: I• a imi scowls will mil pull ••u sly : - en ; Ditto, ton, el •, 1 Tuns. I to east Iron. to health he an argument, the coPien have, in this respect, a ____ Mime. &Wks AnO77 .--. _ Half per Cents., 89; Ditto, 1839 miters. Mr. James 1121.4 4 ,245 ---.• April 11 A:444,293 96 931 est 94 i City. 1532, ninr rPr Cent., 1( --- .- - 7 7 i" I Lndon. at the flew 01 X.Y. t : k a t t ele tj r. T ir t hli g ` s • l o i v is e t r on th o e l M ite in=ste w r,” ( 1542 ), says:" An 9k11196 snAnallre. 96 93 t - c . ••• ... I 4 . 0 Leedom , Jose I. mainatisa of factory work. rs as to esrucetion shower: rt .n....0.0,.•...,,........., Dovernmest Seenritke OM • lA•efpataioal diedifite May. e r ,,, 83 3.106,633 Itselol.Daul Weight 96 ni 9 Till nu% void read, and he states that " "." - • ''' .• •' • 16.....-........... ........ 93 93 93 Amnon .y 1 ... ...... „g14.111X170 ~ ' • - 7,9 . 4:bataw. Ono per MUM' Dwelt, doeML , whilst they were comparatively exempt from some ills- kactioy.otay. Othertmoarittes ...... 9.77 CM 17 -.. .- 9S 931 iif The English funds I - . :. -.,.. ~ 1 ?. r i " . ,,tf a- ma s ta ,' a 'T atr a " odkd O wlimilar. . : iinnes. 6994 ess-a to wh i c h . other claws . were subject . there wire N mac of Omar& •of Kilt Notes _. _ . ... ~.... • 9.117.155 18....................„ • them whilst la the taetory :a the posseenos of better ' light, •othai. pee . 1 ,,., 3 y .j ,,y -..- 16..... .... ... se . 031 ti : EN eIIiSTITUTE tor SILVER. -at their own dwellings. This art sinly cannot be said for the -- - --- 23 96 95 96 931 steady up to the pre s.nt n;. set. FILTER, Introlnent 12 years eV by colliers, who besides breathing an atmosphere ot .. chok. • Kty 9. Ida /34,336.927 434436907 .4 L e l 9 5 % M. MARSHALL. Ode lAilialor. rli I . whilst for acco ea the i s i - ....•.e.ehen Voted by the Palest Pesten of Itesses.,..... .:agap " rnd loaded with the most unbealihy game, are -•• b "Y' ll ` di euim P niKm the "" II " lir "' lawn *obi. et to thy mast awful accidents from exploi, n e SUGAR -The average rice of Sooty, the produce of the I 91 Re ys they have eine. &cline • • . vtr th it can he 'spayed as such, either asersay e . ... DADA loos In America , computol from the returns made in 2? 96 91 96 9$ 96 to 4 for the 12 h Junt s • . , ... ~, r „, ~,..6 4 km ~,,., it b, i isc,"„i i ,, !s c r r ,..„ and Sara ships.. Every one who has visited • . colltery dio the w coding the 7th day of May, 1830. is 23.. 3jd. per cat. 29 94 95 • Fiddle. Thread. lases. Irk' can bear witness to the necessity for education amongst Sugar tar produce of the Mauritius i; 23• 11d. per cwt. Sugar the 9l 95 N i 93 duced have leo ti done a 96 9$ . . • 18,. ... 35t. ... 31ds. this el.'s of *pongees almost beyond any an, r that cm be of of the Kest Winn 235. 4fd. per rat. The average price of Mg 2 9ll 93 961 bal Three-and *4,1 tarter per see. ... 34m ... :As. named. I shall like an early opp ettinity of 'teeing you a the three foregoing descriptions Jouitly, la 33• 3c1.-Gazetre. 96 93 Exchequer 1111 s mar • .• ZA... ... 365. ... 635. 9 9 • - • .. - s 931 95 91 es Bot.ds 89a ; ditto unde •...... 4n. ~ mi. ... 7311. by open meetings, as anticipated. 7 ..... ........... ........ . 95 95 91 LA IV INTELLIGENCIL en Long Annuities, 8 3-16 .- • • ...!.., I wo: ets, endleenakk ha, at proportamme a. es • • riati,ina slaw he the ,utest THIS DAY. c ....... ....... . .... . 9.11 r i l 53e 141 2061 and 2031; and Ind - - ALIA Poltk eisket... sem THIS STAFFORDSHIRE COLLIERY DISTRICTS. The operatiotein the Fiddle Threaded Mars The following statement, prepared and condensed Psalm. Peen% Tanen. WOLVMRHAMPTON, MAY F. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. from various o ffi cial returns, will be found to pre- on a very lim ited act - . •. • -: -'...talalsepereseas 12s. ... Me. ... lan. lea. 21s. ... In my letter from this place a fortnight sines, I Bevan Ma. COnalogOSlC Houton.. sent an intelligible view of the not e c i rcu l a ti on have undergone no t as. per Cents. the tender se- lle - I se recorded coovicticns under the Track Act against ens of the Ix RI Jannitea.-Tne HARTFORD BAYINOS-RAlei. of the United Kiegdom, and of the coin transactions hove beer 7. Jardine, draper, of D art fo r d , passed his last 'umiak, ang bullion held by the banks indicated, both • •• .; ....... - i ,,,,, t ,_ 79 ' t . tatin•at firms i s the district ; stove tnat time other Sponish stocks are very I •'"'• '"' maT " l ' s ' s " ":" I "" " P " - co m r.ectioce hare followed against even more eotsideraqe lion. A full report of which we must defer unlit to-morrow. positively at the dates rf the accounts last made up, Dealings . are r. pored at . .. re per port tree. The halanes-sheet, which hies been prepared by MI WI. • ' '.. I : hIoN . 1 Liu Rippoa and Burton% 35, Oxford. ...text rns than those of . the WeCneekury illd P irk-works. and comptratively with returns fur corresponding • NOM ,z...•!rtrt , sad No. I, NewroaDantret. No. the (diadem puttee have h. gun to tilt( that this sort Maekillop and Young, extends from the Ist of Jarman wan Four-awl-a-11-1f p r -:, , .....ttet In WeinstriWt. lB3O . ,,, w og i s s y eemes i s j,,, v ,,,,,,,,,,i ; b idad , d , a p art b dis 1841 !o the 11_th ..... 1 !Thrum . . y .,, 1 . 3. , 50 . , and con f tsins_t . he Period's div.; exchange, 2 3 r not F y .s. STOVES, and FIRE-IROXB.- the rattier unpleasant no•oriety which it entails, repeated figl°wlne items: -To 0 Tem, 00 ; I , l '-' 99 1 ditto Hes so. ^es. ; .„. Vi eateries e become a matter or serious con. 'Tune*. The The cab - Dined table gives the a ggregate weekly J at 531 and 1 ; the Four to trusteesot Denim d Ravings -b sok, 2,0311 ; capital, 8432 ; average of the note circulation of the Units.) Kin. dom . t . , - • - •', ,• err eeclbe`"• 9 • 99 e 9 ball s decidint ' -- Truck Art, lone and faulty as it is in sone respects, is in 6 9019 pry fie , 1,543/.; sundry receipts . 306 f. ; a ilary as as it stands for the four weeks ending 30th .March, Danish Five per C”nt. Si per Cents t •. s. euuttie• , ,i.ie Ringo* and Rerun, snow ; • .• . ".7 et, eu.n-r i.f Newinaostreet, and Ito . 1, New. others remarkably . 1 g , trio ent: it im s a penalty of 61. for actuary, 2701 ;as agent of the Pi coax Fire-t ffice, 3601. ;by dthe 6 h 13th , and 20th of April last, being the at 3 1) 4 e , and i• M' xiet debts, estimated to produce 3001.; by property, 1,2541. (the al ' , . , th• Lofton In C:e wortl, and contain such aa the first conactiou, 10 r.r the second, 201. for the third, a • • ;•Itlts. SD NIA RANGES., YIKE.IRONS. mid and thsreaftar the penalty jumps to • hundred pounds, whole of this had been assigned to the trust( re on the 9.b of latest date to which the returns have been collectively an d - a - Hal f 70; ditto Deferred, at • ‘M0N 1, 1 . 3111 . s. canal be afTeteeehed 0r,_ . .....11". with liabtlity to a criminal indictment for the Fshruary last); by cash, 201.; loss< s, 9031 ; trade expenses, completed for all the banks of issue ; and ales the 1.1821.; totes and personal expenses, 1,9521.; interest and results RS compared with the returns for the previous Cent. Converted, 1841, 1 " 3 Y• Meat y' -1.1 " 4(14 °I. ei g liatepeal " . ''''''''. offence. The two firms against • hoot ofTetees were charged, • ....., "tut. are on thd 1,,w Ina , Mr witkli brats. and discount, 3011 ; repairs to premise s, 1321. four weeks erding the 23rd of March : and 21 premium. Span' . . .• ... poda rb r, d 1, 1 more thane , i ,..,,, d a im m ir , T . which wen 'o be adjudicated span today, were OS the fur Ac-count, at 171, 1, a --- •-4 ornaments and two sets of bars, 22145.; briak of rendering themselves liable to the weigattot penal- - March Ay , ~ :wi l 311 . , ism .. „ nese. • -,,oienv and two mete of ban, £3 Ina to tweedy ties of the sto ace. Trey have already been ci stymied, and CENTRAL CRI.VINAL COURT. I IiNGLItII V San Reek, Nrj et . •r. :•r• on , Pete. with stsatods. from 7 s• t0_ 2 46. there were from • d 'en to twenty new tsformatious pending -- • • z 3 par A. ital. .o,iris.. 94f 6 • . 9, ".., '--"°. with ,___ rich n erbul° selL'mersmt,„ fees airiest each, so they bethought themselves of a plan by THIS DAY. e f S 3 par Ct. Co. . Au5...344 6 a. -.••- • •• r•re-tmw• ^‘•"" I ' . ' 9d 1 " .11 to .. 9. 7,, - , which they might acape e 'eviction, and still keep opts - Rank of .... . Ie,A63,MN 14,801,331 936,447 - s.- ; .-• r.. stvem with radiant hearth plates. OLD LY)URT. Private .....,...... 8,314,709 3,499,11 W; 186,177 - FORE' , c . 7 yea rot anwen.l.l of. j;,,.. t .ik,g ...A ndo .. their i' foamy- hope " I shall rate what this cunni g di- Joint aged' Wake - a per CC Austriso Rend., - . . .. „, s; .i ., p . fine....l,Anblisked in Treile.sucet vice es' in due course ; it is sufficient now to say that the Besot, Ma. Bases ALYLluloa AND Ma. J. erten Cur...awrtt. ______ pone men ace tea glad to accept any sort of cotolnototset th e CHARGE or STRAW:CO • CHSQUIt FROM ille GLOBS Total in ERcland 32,057,413 26,337,309 1,259,9111 - X per Cent_ - lilbtu ties that be .: them are so consider•ble. This y have 12111tYliANCI CoM . nootland • tbn . ,;2l totto2 „ now - e pee Ci Bate N l e le; r r: , l2a4o DP.. 84 8 1.. ‘: ; EIISTEADS and CrIII.DItILVS CO IS. the to acs to carry on the war.are against their wealthy op- W. Watts. 33, was indicted to stealing an order for the Ireland - IA" I nrtttiolgt° u ' A Y".' S I 3 s •-:` -•• 4,01010 .. 7 thew bedsteads, 16 . 1 ,,,, r°5 555 , k l rw . oonents • the ti :pate el getting up every information is eon- psi =ant of 1,400 L, the propaty of George Carr Glyn, his L .. 1 ,, d Kindest -- - 33,341,360 31,560,670, 1,319,mi - I 11.1... P 7 9 Title edkiLIIIIV• i.e. 1c1... _ 7 ' • -' - • ef ' a 11. w 9 22• • '"'' e ' e ", "tt"' wi th '''''''" sider e -le'; ;sad, then, al - bough the facts may be substantial,, M x•TA• • .• ~.. •Atillt.2. ,rd entire* fr.e from aerrwa. nuts- ..r WOLVKRIIAMPTON, MAT S. In my letter from this place a fortnight ante% I monied couvicticns under the Truck Act against ens of the moot rminnetfirms in the district; since that time other convictions have tollowed against{ ewes more eansidera'le enceinte than those of the Widneebary Qld Park-works. Now the utioadioe parties have h. gun to did that this sort of thing is exceectiogly inconvenient; became,. apart bons the rasher napleasant no'oriety which it cuticle, repeated convictions become a matter of serious coo equence. The Truck Art, loose and fealty as ft is in some rwspeete, is in others remarkably triogent: it imposes a penalty of 61. for the first conviction, 101 t.r the second, 20/. La the third, and thereafter the penalty jumps to a Misdeed pounds, with liability to a criminal indictment fur the offence. The two firms against whom offecei s were charged, and which were 42 be adjudicated upon today, were on the brink of rendering themselves liable to the weignuest petiole ties of the ate. ace. Tag have already been c nvicted, and there were from • d tea to twenty new informations pending against each, so they bethouph themselves of a olio by which they might escape c inviction, and still keep opea their " foamy- hops " I shall sate what this cued g de vice we. in due course ; it is sufilcitnt now to say that the plot. men us tax, glad to script any sort of compromise, the Jilficu ties that Wet them are so conaidereble. Tory have not the mans to carry on the wir.are against their wealthy op mono. ; the sipease cf getting op every information is eon sideriv,le ; add, then, al bough the facts may be substantially or/mid, there is the probability of • break-down upon some hwhni.ality. Ttr it.lormations aueinet Messrs. Sparrow were thit first brought before the b nch tc- lay. There were in all fi teen informations, each cherub's the defendants sib paying the rename io their empty ot.terwiee loan in the current coin of the realm, %harshly riadering themselves liable to the penal:ies under the Trurk Act. The Memo. Sparrow are manhunters, arid their works, sad mines, and collieries, ex tend over an enormous surfae : the range of their operations I. every branch of imlatory connected with their trade SO prodigious that I shall not pretand to give an opinion of their extent. I am intirmed that herewtouts they stretch over three townshqs ; from this place to Birston, and from there again across the /matey to Willenhell. Yon are scarcely ever off Messrs. Sparraves pruned. I am assured that they give employ mina, on an 'Teruo, to between two and three thousand persons, sad that they have something like half-oscore fur naces In blast. All the members of the firm are men of high character one of them is ia the commimion of the peace for the county; he openly proclaimed today that he had no', and eyelid not, upon any consiieration, do an illegal act; yet—renege contradiction—on their very pre mium the Messrs. Sparrow maintain a large " tommy shop," and they " comity also, it is said, in the Staffordshire Pot teries, where the firm has other works of almost equal mag nitude. Marsh 2.1, April 39, IEI3O. 1330. Bank of 111,36 g 3,804 14,802,331 936,447 Private banks 3,314,709 3099,1188 183,177 Joint Mock banks Total in England 25,017,115 26,337,319 1,299.91 S Scotland Ireland United Kingdom ISTEADS sad CrIII.DRILVS CON. •rrorat of thaw Wastes& to 'root arid brera, fr na 2:s. 04. ea.. 4 fitted with *sr .: • . r.,1 entirely free from screws eats. nr ' . . ••••., ....roar>. .4 WILLIAM P. 111:KTOS . • . Ozfurbotreet 'earner c 4 Neerstas. %. rr..o.otreet, shleh are tie largest is the -- • , •tes the palest nisei/alias or eery Iron al:ke to boa sad wooden beclvearl.. • to prefer. not, saparior even to the • bethtearla at 14.. 44. each. Lletaxlst c.to. . r• of .cry trositcospery article, lest (per .:a W.Lsatreet, 1434. CHARGE OF STE♦LIBO ♦ CHEQUE FROM THE ULoa■ IBava♦\cl CON W. Watts, 33, was indicted for stealing an order ter the pa; neon of 1,401)t., Um prop:rty of Georg, Carr Glyn, bit master. _ _ In other coasts the order in ques'ion was laid to be the pmptrty of Edward Goldsmith and William Tit*. The Avorney-General, Mr. CI abuses, Sir J. Batty, and Mr. Bnill, were for the preumn ion; Mr. Cockburn, Q C., Mr. Bodkin, and Mr. Bramwell appeared for the prisoner. Tho circumstances of the cane will be fresh in the reci 1- leetion of the puble. The prisoner, who was formerly lone of the Olympic and Maryleborte theatre., was elerk in the Globe Issuance Company, and it was alleged ih 4 he to k advantage of his position to steal a cheque for 1,4001, which was intended to cover a life policy. It transpired that the prisoner held two shares in the company. Mr. Cockburn. at the close of the case for the prosecution, contended that the indictment could not be supported, inas much as the prisoner was a peztnar, and could not ha con victed, as it were, of stealing his own property. lie cited several eases where the members of benefit soden , s had bwn indicted for stealing and embezzling moneys the property of the societ7, and in whitth the judges had wed upon this construction of till law, and that IL applied to toe prevent cam. Showing an increase of 1,209,9441. in the note cir culation of England, and an increue of 1,319,310/. in the circulation of the United Kingdom, when com pared with the ri turns for the previous month ending the 23rd of March. On comparing the above returns with the fist(' issues of the several banks, we find the following to be the state of the circulation: I: N LAND' and CANDLE MANUFAC .I Eapreee Pa. Soap. eery obi, Ira ; wed • • • ;.... eot ra.ttled, cam ter Ii 2 lb. ; curd. ad.; hooey • • . ..v1 old brows kiladme, ; white rem, pale. . tmeermelde. le. id. per lb. Best mere candles, • • W.; metallic, 74.; marked Palmeroaltraty • . I.us•nan war, Is.; Prices eoe.peate, CA. and 90.. •6 ; •perat, 1.. 43. and Is. d. mating was, 3a. ad. •• • ff. ft • ; A Way ail, Is. fa. ; eared Id.; rola'. • • m.,tpma. Ll. per doton. tatephiar, Is 3d. per sae. a.tr•ery lamp ter warming foal, fe.; ell and candle 'army at ;be wbolam.e prrek Laear a rezirt - . by. timed. Gt.. ea of every derertptam.—W • she Patrat Albert Xigbt Lamps awd Ligina, Le ti. Altuoy4treet, Iteerstb-part. within two Waste.' walk I ...tam —5.... Lampe kin ea Ilse. The fixed issu•a of the private banks in England and Wales being 4,803,423 L, it follows they were be low the amount 1 10,1 337 L The fixed issues of the Joint Stock Sinks being 3,409.9871, it follows they were below the amount 564,8651. The fixed issues of the Irish banks being 6.354.4941., it follows they were below the amount 1,863,7091., with specie in hand to cover issues fur 1,452,0831. besides. judges said that, as it appeared the sharehslden heel given authority to the directors to have posseevi n of the cheques in question, the act of wilfully taking i• from them, although committal by a person who ought to have an interest in the concern, amounted to larceny, and there fore led the objection. The Court, after having deposed of the objections to the sufficiency of the indictment, asked the Attorney-General to state the fasts up in which he relied in proof of the larceny or of the fact of the prisoner hiving stolen the cheque. The Attorney General submitted that the facts of the cheque having passed thy , ugh the prieonet's bankers, and the entre in the pas►book of the compsWabmiki shaving been aftetwar. s obliterated, were cireumsthoces for the considerati ,n of the pug. If, however, he said, the court should wit think that there was sufficient proof of the piper being a valuable secu rity, he submitted that, as the returned cheque was proved to have come into the pmuession of the prisoner, that the count charging him with stealing a plus of paper had been made out. _ IItES of CONSUMPTION by Dr. PULMOSIC WAFEILo. —e. Dec. 3, ISIS.— . I ea% sap ak of %OW wafers myeelf with the greatest cos :.r remenmended them In many cues of pulmonery • .r 1 they here always afforded relief when (Turtling .41 , 1 the palest', baying bees ~kited with medicine, . to meet with so eillelent a remedy, ha. nee suck en &c. !Signed) John Memos, Surgeon, It. Mosley. • •*. ..ipos•Tyne." They lam a mast pleasant Uwe. .• W , and I Is. per boa. Ages , " :—LM site, ardi Co., • London. *ld be an medicine raiders. • to had, Ur. U":0C/C4 VEMALL WA risk% the • ti.mdcs: to be taken by lathes. They bare a pies. t. n .? magnesite in the frm of pills. the fixed issues of the Scotch banks being 3,087,2091., it follows they were below the amount 72,6831., with specie in hand to cover ismes for 913,4431. besides. The Messrs. Sparrow, in common with others, can't or won': see any 111012f1 in this ; the system has grown up as their works have grown, and although it is notorious that the poor men is their employ writhe and groan under the system—th►t it engenders all sorts of bad feeling and imprc v.;:ent habits—they will not understand that it is very lOrtifla to their business as ironmasten to keep a shoo an ent the ten sou of their workmen for the sale of tea, eugar,tobseco, bacon, and other edible,. The system soul be effectually put down until some mere stringent Is gis'atins interference is made. After all the agitation that car taken place, not on:y will the existing " tommy shops" remain, bat such is the state of the iron trade just now, that othen will before very long be opened on works where they do not now exist, it being impossible for the fair trader to compete with the "tommy master. The ant will be easily enough eva-ied by not paying in cheques under 20,., and by psying the entire amount of wages in the current coin ; but, as wan done at the W.dneshury 014 Park Works, the bustle will point to his muter's "tommy shop," and it will require a considerable amount of to believe that the an who 'speeded tie wages at any other shop would long find employment at the works. The way in which the system has worked at Meters. Sparrows' was shown to me to day. Men earning 12e. a week had for months ex pended 6.. o' it at the " tommy chop." When the informa•ions ■anima t►e Mews. Sparrow were called on, Mr. Suisun Allen rose, on behalf of the Arlen duts, "in the spirit of kindness.," to put an end to these unpleasant differences. Ilia clients denied (he said) that they hal been guilty of say infraction of the law, bat with the view to remove even the snotilla of a suspicion that theirworksaes were not free agents, and is furtherance of complete justice, the Messrs. Sparrow were willing to give a pin*" tk at in future all payments for wages should be mad in cash at an independent office, wholly and entirely distinct from the works, no control whatever being exercised ea to when the money was expended. They were willing to carry out this arrangement on the informations being with drawn, the Mere. Sparrow paying a guinea costs in each of the fifteen cuts. --- We find, therefore, that the note circulation of the private and joint stock banks of England and Wales was 1,660,4021. below the amount authorioed to be issued ; and that, incluaive of Scotland and Ireland, it was 3,698,7941. below the "zed amount. , . The average amount of coin and bullion held by the Bank of En:lnd in both departmen.s during the four weeks ending the 20th tilt. was 16,830,8334, showirg a decrease on the previous month's return of 352,2784 The average stock of specie held by the Irish banks during the same term wu 1,452,0834, being a de crease on the return for the previous four weeks of 43,761/. thIES' COMPANION, Edirrd by Mrs. • 7 'Vey 11, embalm Chapter at LEI7IOE ARNOLD. • "tatlA Wyndham," M. he. The Einitrunt's ,y I). a Greesarell. The .Lettiati Arso!d " 111.1- t—a story of the Plume In 1630 The • and ha:evoy Gerdes., by the . .11. ate and lt,Teipts, by !has ACME . The Work w.•!, prat 'al.; ramped, 4d.; and In monthly parts, ,• • . i 'nay rww 4 bat ra , •treet, and all bookeellets and new,man. The learned judges exprested an opinion that none of the counts were made out; but they said they would lot the ease go to the jury upon the count for stealing the piece of pap-r, and if they should upon the facts, return a verdict of peal, the point would be reserved for consideration by the Courted Appeal. They, at the same time, however, said that Mr. Cockburn would have the right of addressing the iury. Mr. C,ekburn am- rdingly addressed the jury for the de fence, and he eontendint that under the mysterious and ex traordinary circumstances in which this case had been introduced to them. and the want of proof of the real nature of the transaction, they outht t 3 acquit the prisoner. H e also particularly commented upon the want of proof that such a cheque as the one referred to was ever realty in ex istence as a genuine instrument. Mr. Justice Cromwell having briefly summed up, the jury retired, and after being absent an hour, they bound the pri soner Ouilty of etesliag a piste of paper,—the point of law being re.etv. i. - _ - • lismw Ox WimBLEDON-COMMON.—This morn- The average of specie held by the Scotch banks during the same term was 915,4451.; decreeme on the previous month, 15,4411. As compared with the corresponding period of last year, the returns show the following differences in the circulation. britATF.D LONDON NEWS of i.y 11,. embeds' tbe I*U...wing splendil En .no m reashitfet Pnrk.—Conin In.Ututioa fn Austin's Antle tipeditina.— University of ' greeo.—kabnitk• of the Royal Aonesny T. Uvinn,ll.4. ; L "Chri.t in the Clopoi •-g.; 3... :am 11. roonving the Norse( dm women," by Ward; 4. &cope ef Prenewee 1. 1 110 A.—Perron of Mr. netboafarg. ' • M.d.one Gnoi.—neeson-brig Ihr tie LW -.1 Puce. Aw 4bo_Nolin of Senn.— pril 21 1649. t. laaesse. Decrease 1,25.752 16,666 66,604 •e:34 y'• hatiAloet. Owls Fetes: lie 111 - 17ibins- Y. L Wit' Uwe% Fordo. sod Mb idei a.. :14. WWI at UN 11111, Ward. 11 NEWS, NEWS.—The Best. Cheapest. t . la the world. LLOYD'S WEEKLY "'LK 04 4.4 6 !tasty large Columns ef the very ' 4 ” , * t!..l. , etest frublintioa; from 611 PIM W I ni • .u.t erw o h, sad ether .is reentelkee •1 • •.! l'rfte u publiAtted every istUrdA7 r P '.,••! pew, pot rm. Seed three -ten 'm It. tee ....• Pcsbary-rquare, Lawton. end V. • ,y;• .4 nirder oaf 1111.1. 'Oat. - - ingbeieij appointed by Prince Albert for the review of the 11th Hussars on Wimbledon common, preparatory to the removal of the regiment to Norwich, from as early hour in the anomieg the ground was crowded with persons of all ranks. Shortly after nine o'clock the whole strength of the regiment (with the exception of the barryck-guard and the orderlies on duty at the Harm-guards), consisting of about 350 mounted men, aerie d from Hounslow and Kensington barracks. The usual cavalry exercising ground baying been marked oat by the brigade-major and staff, the regi ment took up the position assigned them; the ground wee kept by videttee, It Id off from the several troops, assisted by a strong force of the metropolitan police. At her-past ten o'clock the Earl of Cardigan, colonel of the regiment, at rived, and took the custniand, sod soon after Panes Albert. &tended by the Hon. Lieutenant• Colonel A. Gordon, Colonel Weinys, etc., came on the ground, and was received with the signal honours, the band playing the National Anthem. His Royal Highness and staff (the regiment having taken open order) minutely inspected the men, arms, and accoutrements, after which, having searc►ed past in Igo+ tin.* at a trot, they went tbrourh the whole of the cavalry evolutions; and, notwithstanding that the ground was not in a state lit for cavalry movements, the evolutions were performed with rapidity and prinisioa. The regiment having again formed into line, a royal salute was given, and the troops marched back to their quarters. The right division of this corps will march to Norwich on Mon day next, and will be reli-ved by the 16th Lancers. REFORM MEETING AT HAIIEREHITH.—On Wed nesday evening last a meeting wee held at the Albion Hall, for the purpose of considering the hest means of forming a Freehold Land B.eciety ; William Simpson, Esg , of Brad mere House, occupied the chair. George Thompson, R.g., M.P., moved the first resolution, which recommended the freehold land movement as a most efficient purities . , to the reform movement. Mr. T. Begg essonded the reeolatios, and gave an exposition of the plena and working of the free hold lend societies. The meeting wag afterwards addressed by T. J. Aerie. Esq., and other gentlemen. 1401HIGUEE's ACT AND ST. GILEE-IN-THE-FIELIAL —A true bill was found against James Bassett and Henry Charles Holland, the churchwardens of Bt. Giles-in.-the- Fields, at the present sessions of the Central Criminal Court, for an indictment for misdemeanour in refusing to comply with the provisions of HobVouse's Ant, 2 Wm. IV e. 00, on a requisition signed by 146 inhabitant ratepayer , . The churchwardens will relieve themselves from custody by giving ball. A rule nisi was moved foe and obtained venter day to .hew cause why the hullstmout Weald not be removed by certiorari into the Court of Queen's Reach, N that the case might be tried by a special jury. ," %Mir W I )IM4 MY DR. LAURI/. IIIE /10310..OPA1HIC IXiIIESTIC MEDI ' • ' • ••••4•• wooed to Us ape of Cler. • . A diffi:ulty arose as to the time when settlements should fake place. Mr. Sparrow said that at some portion of the works it was impiesiblo to eo so fonnightly. Ultimately this matter was arranged, and Mr. Leigh, the magistrate, drew up • mewl indum sitting forth that Mr. Sparrow pledged himself that in future all his men should be paid wholly in cash : that in every case settlements should take place ones in every month or five weeks, or three times a quarter ; that in every instance whets it wee practicable a lortaightly settlement should take place ; and that the men should draw as:retain amount weekly, no obli catioa beam, inroad upon the men to spend their money at Mr. Spar row's shop. The magistrate said that in this agreement the had the word of Mr. Sparrow as • • sass of honour, which was perhaps hitter, seder the eircamitences, than if they had proceeded with the informatioas, sad got convictions. 11.'41 • • ebe. %stood INtansad. /TN" clot, !a. • • err** iriv.are chigoes of coalman :lb hoar Practice. • 'heave ea the Method of /leering r l r . wrt laeacr: anapelsiag the eavatlal • : bbr aim& To which an attached •... Ttaitudat of Albetins Cot& **.rc We .48101111. 11 • 11. LOPATille PRACTICE elf "an'. 16.6 wt bask. ••67466, trio et 6U mg kr envies% wen • I *.tb. 5. 111. /we ammagent. WIDMMIDSUNT OLD PAD& WORILIL—Titers were tea ia• formations of &similar character arias& the propriston of these rurks. "•.• I. ti.vt stw wow. J 1"11 LI F • kzei rat owa: eir Woe." mad Kummer Mot/tint11—Um ,,.....41.444.• —The Para; Law. ill re= ••• 1.144 4lLer plausat plasea—Camatry rips 1/. 'osa at Natal Lvetuais at Ilata•—ilerle -1:-14. brJaaaag. Net oaf, Wang. Mr. P.%, Fl AT THE WYNDHAM CLID3-110U8E.—This morning, between 2 astd 3 o'clock, a fire of a most alentleg character broke oat in the Wyndham Club-house, situate in fit. Jamtes•squers. Ti e flames commti.eed is the " sinners' room," a magnificently decorated apartment, of great size, 'battier/ ma the builtliege is Ormond-mews. By the lime the escapes attended, followed by several enainn, the flames bad made Offi3olll program, the chanda li is in the etranwitn' room having previously fallen ; the gilt mouldings sad costly pictures were burning so furioasly that it was manifest this part of the premises at least must be destroytd. Notwithstanding that the firemen laboured to the utmost, the work of destruction continued, and the roof of the s'abling in Ormond mews took fire ; bet, by convey tag the bole of the engulf a nand the premises, the firemen wars able to titian the fleas at every p-dat, and after the lapse of some hours the fire was entirely extinguished. The stringers' room is blunt oat, sad all its costly turning* and appointments destroyed, and ilia other portions of the pre mimes are damaged by WSW.; and two other houses. one Wangler to Mr. J. Robins, and the other to Mr. fteary, at the ban, an injured by water aad removal. 'AA 111 1 4NTAINi. 2 Tula la SiOil j YJ pal. lAlos -I , ketch 1.1 Idln~wr •a r. anal Kowa& A sew of ilea; alk ....Lt.., psi, is. 114, u. LAI DIUNK and AVOID. _ r •n sod Ye our loom say na. ►.e.wt my Les (suer lei cure) d per. entto.A.d tuagtitutios, that Memo ON i.Otuure, ►ere..% or Andy, rM askutters .14 kw sae thet and plquiool tepWht► ; Lan; Conlon ; Oinalha, 4r taw Imo t. atiAhulf. . _ 'lt , U.—The Aseher, steest-wwwwl, wee I. , terday. ea 4 WWI Obit worse., ter the .et*. Ahsta.—The ONsesseer. the cutter Seeder .t et. Iretead, ansved bin ea Weilikehday, mad iv %Nen: akses,savot, 19,@52,351 $04, , 00 3.0,99,1116 1,706,316, 2,833.13'1 11, 161174.1,71 1067.111116 4,374.511 114117.4 4 1,11441 al.l 4262,672 106,611 111,964 I 501,217 Bank of Mbanem' Privote ks Joint-stock banks Total in Scotland Ireland United Kingdom I Showing an increase of 1,282,6721. in the circula tion of England and Wales, and an inerease of 1,601,2471. In the circulation of the United Kingdom as compared with the returns for the corresponding period of last year. The yearly comparison of the stock of coin and bullion Leld stands thus : Baak at Eagbad, 83 can C2,028,238 SUMUM Bask; lei 022,3 Osaka, Wu Ho „ 1 299,949 borer* as Ulm" April 10, 1530 11,741,361 Lettere have been received by the steamship Her mann, dated Quebec, April 20, announcing the open ing of the navigation of the St. Lawrence. Two vessels, the Muskat and John Bull, had arrived, being the earliest arrivals at Quebec since 1831. Three other vessels were also telegraphed at Quebec. Yesterday's dates from Amsterdam state that the prices of the national funds were firm, as were also most foreign securitie s , and Spanish hed advanced in value. At the close of the Bourse on Tuesday, the quotations stood as follows:—Dutch Two and-a-Halt Per Cents-, 55 ; 1 • Three per Cents., 65 5-16 ; four per cents, 86. Ea st India Loan, Four per Cent, 841. Spanish Ardoin, 13} ; ditto, Three per Cent., 37 1-16. Portugese Four per Cent., 36 1-16. Russian, 1828-9, Five per Cent., 103 t ; ditto Sleights Four per Cents., 841 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 941; Polish Certificates, Four per Cents., 741; ditto fl, 500, 1421. Danish Five per Cents., English, 961 ; dit'o new, 951. Austrian Metalliques, Five per Cents., 751 • ditto New Five per Cents., 801; French Th ree per bents., 51',. Brazil, 1843, 87 ; ditto, 1824 , 89 1. Mexican, 27 - 7-16. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Gouts., 70. Greek, 41. Exchange on London, 12.071 short. At Rotterdam, at the public sale of 80,746 bukets Jen sugar which took place on Tuesday, the whole were "divested of at 211 to 25 6. for brown to light brown ; at 231 to 28111. for yellow and gref; 271 to 3016. f o r low white ; and at 201 to 351 ff. f at iwhite, of which there were 37,9:10 baskets. These prime, as compared with the Much sales, chow a decline of 31 to 413. for brown and yellow, and of 11 THIS DAY. Two °Twee. The English funds have been very firm all the morning, and the advance at which they opened has been well main'ained, Consols haling continued Wady up to the pre is.nt time, at 954 to 6 for money, whilst for acco .nt the first price wu 961 to 1, but they have sine. d.clined to their present quotation 96 to 4 for the 12 h J u n e . 'the Three per Cent. R e : doted have 1)4 u done at 93 and 944 ; and the New Three-and a-G1 latter per Cests., from 971 to 961. Exchrquer It Ils mark 6ie. and 71e.; and India Bolds 895.; ditto under 1,0001., 91e. and 89s. prem. Long Annuities, 8 3-16 are! 1. Bank Stock marks 206} and 2051; and India Stock, 'i66 and 71. The operatiose in the foreign stocks continue to be on a very limited scale, and prices generally have undergone no change. For Danish Five per Cents. the tendency is still improving ; transactions hive been effected at 61 premium. Spanish stocks are very steady, Actives marking 171. Dealings are r pored at the following rates :—Bel gian Four-and-a-11.1f per Costs., at 871 and 1 ex die.; exchange, 23f Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 531 and $ ; the Four per (XL t. Certificatmat 85 1 . Danish Five per C.-nt. Scrip, at 61 prem. Equidor, at 31,1, and I. xicen, at 281. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, for account, at 70; ditti Deferred, at 301. P.rtuguese Five per Cent. Converted, 1841, at 33. Russian Scrip, at 21 and 21 premium. Spanish Active Five per Cents. fur Ac-cuent, at 174, 1, and 1. Venezuela, at 331. RSGUhII FUND4.—Tau DAL Rank Rae*, Sri ott A 6 per (~ 3 Rod. Awl... 141 6 I 3 3/7 ,ar Ct. Co.. Agamiki Lanese Bulk Ma hilt. per et Attetriart IIenrI4F OItEION. N per et. Itt4t. S Si per Cent. S per Ct. Itretalltit MK, M Ditto New. K 1 • per et ilwAte• Am.. St I Ditto 011113.1 0414.. 16 I Ditto Cobweb. I , ef. Coluattem I , :qtrter Mt., 3 4 3 per I*. Dankh TO 2 ft per et Petal rst 6 4 pas CI Dutch Cert... 54 Frlllll4. I per Ct. Gem& 1141..14 tirtuatla Deferred Mi.. 31 4 • per et. Mex., 1e16.26. 6 per Ct. Peruvlaa CI Do. I NALITei Mts.. Portutueee Cove.. 33 4 per CL S PRP, Spotash 11.1...176 3 per CL Spnoisb 11.1. Ditto PIL-eme 11da..34 2 per Ct. Venezuela bpi.. 33 4 Venentels Peferrol 8a0..12 13 NIINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SI:CUR.—The public, sales, consisting of 4,000 bags Mau ritual, 4,600 bags Bengal, and 3 000 bags Penang, are pro gressing briskly, and an advance of 6d. Ira partly been eats• blisbed. Tao raked market arm. Grocery lumps, 481. to SOL 61. COFFEE.-450 hag. and 200 cubs of Ceylon were offered in pubic sal. ; the good minere native was Isoneht in at 41e. 6d. to 42,. A pile of inferior to good ordinary sold at 391 The plintaii• n kind went oil heavily, and • consider able portion bought in ' • low middling sold at 48 s . t o 49 5 . SALTPETRE.-3 500 bags were offered in public sale, and all f non b;iyers at very full prices. Refraction 12 to 5, 24, 6.1. to 2ih. Rica —Tn,s article is very firm, at the late advance. Corrow —A taro.. amount of business has been done this week; 4,700 bales Surat sold at 4jd. to bd., which were the extreme price of lost week. 81 . 1111T8 —Hum and Brandy continue dull of tale. TEA.—There has been busmen at the prices of the public sale cf )trenlay . COCHINEAL has be'n lira, se d full prices, to Id. advance, hat been paid in public sale. Itahtoo militants steady. 12,200 chests are declared for sale neat weak. Is other articles no material alteratirn, but there has been a might general improvtmest in several articles the last two or three days. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady, with a 'pod demand for consume tion. Town Tallow is scarce. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot is quoted at 375. ; October to December, 38s. 9J. ; October to December, separate months, 39e. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Carr's Hartley, 14s. 66.; Walls End Braddyll's Hatton, 165.; Walls End Haswell, 16s. 3d.; Walls Had Stewart's, 161.-66 Snips at market. MARK-LANE -THIS DAY. The few parcels of Eogliah Wheat at Inalk;;;Ilii morning were readily ditp , sed of at an advance of Is. pit , qr. upon the quots•iom of Monday last ; and a fair amount of business was transacted in fen ign, at a like improvement. Fresh made Flour was rather d - . - Barley, Beans, and Peas could not be purchased so well as at the beginning of the wet k ; and Oats were fully 6J. per qr. dearer. AM/DIALS INTO LONDON PROM 6th MAT TO 10th MAT. Qrs. hashed. MeNeli. Irish. romps. Wheat Bar:sy ....—. Oats Plow. 4,670 nets; LONDON Avsamms.—Wheat, 41s. 4d.; Eak7, 22a. 10d.; Oats, 16s. 3d.; Beans, 225. 6d.; Peas, 235. 3d. iMPRRIAL IVISRAGES. Wheat.' Barley. ) Oats. I By.. I Hems., Pass. March 30 37. W i th ft 13s 2..,21. 74,23 s 104,23. Aril 6 311. 14!233 Id 14s 104 , 21 s 66 , 234 80 241 Al 13 ... 3116 3d 22s 114'13e 34'30s 4.7 1 33 s 94;24. id 20 37. 104 22s SC 13s 714 21. 4423. 94346 Si 27......37. 14'231 1443 s 0421. $4 1 21. 114'7.3s Id Yap 4 ......34. 11441. 04114 74 Its 114 tie 114 9 4. 4. Id Ingsks' A. Aver. 37. 64 11. 94 9.143. 0d33. 9.1 22s Id Dwrv.—Wbeist. Barley. Oats. Ris. Sams. sad PIGS. IS. rms. w 0 38 1 37 10 Ainll IS April 21 April 27 Kay 4. .......... i ... ... ... ... 1 ... .. .... 38 11 HIDES.-THIS DAY. LILDENNALL.—HiCre;, 66114. t0641b5., lid. ; 64114. to 72114., lid. to 2d. ; 721bs. to Nibs., 2d. to 24d. ; 801ba to 88114., 24d to 3d.; Nibs. to 96114., 3d. to 34d. lions Rides, 6.. Calf Skins, light, Is. 6d. to 3s ; fall, 4s. 6d. to 6s. BilllONDSlT.—Sheep Skins, half-breds, 6s. 6d. to 6s. 6d.; Downs, 4s. 6d. to 6s. 4d. ; Lavabo, Is. Bd. to. 24. 4d.; Shear .Bd. BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. ••••••••----- - ----- --• - ---- - -- - - Messrs. Pattanden sad Smith report that there is a fair demand for fine Yearlings, as also for 18469 and 1847'5. 1 )1141.8281 2: Kent& U. Tin tont 08. Y00ri10g.......... 2L 0 to 4 0 Woikt of Kent* .. 0 6to 8 0 lalrlioB eueoz .... 2 0 too 0 Qanes . 610 to 610 Old !low 1 U to) 0 Yamhems ........ 0 oto 0 0 SMITHFIELD MARKET —THIS DAY. We base a very good supply of Beasts; trade is, however, cheerful, end Menday's quotations are pretty well sup ported. Although 39. Bd. is made in some instances, it is too much to quote. The number of Sheep and Lambs is large ; for the farmer it is difficult to maintain late rates, and trade is about the Dime as Monday for the latter. A choice Calf is pretty readily disposed of, but the general trade is no batter. From Orrmany and Holland there are 126 Beasts, 100 Sheep, and 198 Celves ; Spain, 120 Sheep; Scotland, 201) Beasts; and 117 Web Cows from Übe aims Counties. 1 M Maas of Sts a. d. e. d. rot suns 46 Ma a. 0. r. d. NM Onto. Ilerefutdo.. 3 2 3 4 but Dr. & 11L-t4s. lili 3 5 310 emit Asort.lbonas ..... 3 0 3 2 BM Leasiereeir. ..... 3 5 4 0 ilearad "Witt Vorra.. 2 6 2 10 Do. N. Shen Wyss . ..... .......... 3 0 4 2 1 Yves IC =4.41113 3 a 3 10 An 11461 Du. 4 1141f-bre& 40 4 4 L it. ..„. ........ 410 5 0 lease at aostot, 1,14 U; Romp and fam e T AM; Oalvvr. 303 : 013.. 231. BRINTOL. May 9. Smog-Exemanna. m.rket wit rot so firm to-lay, although a moderste amount of twinges Was done. The vas/idiom enarit,U were NI idwnd Sit., M.n• 2e twin an eighth biter lb= Ihr prevloue quotations, and death Demo h. 6 1 60 60 Do. Now Pref. II lat.: Do. Bat, I p. CG, No. I Do. do. No.. Do. N. di K. G on Ct.. Looters Colon, COM A (late E. U. Bk.) Do. ewe P. and C. dot, Do. Sail, (rm. 6 p. Lt.) Do. New •... Do. N. I share,. '• rra,4lincolnahireGuaran. I deed 6 per Cult ... ir.dioburso and (.:assns. 'Utter, Yeovil, bt !lurch. Vetter cod kamnuth .• Gloucester it bum Forcet Great Northern ... 60.1 ;IfAirll;,A.Diffri. D 0.6 shame. 11, 61. Ct. Do. 3 per Cent. Pref... Gt. Routh. and weer. (Ire. ) Eighth.... Da Great North of England... Do. New, £4J Do. New, £3O Do. New, Ale Oft•I Women Do. t *NM . Do. Pharr Do. iftba Do. New, All ... Hull and hell)). I•neaeter end Cordele Do. Thirds ... Laneardore and Y , dkabir , I Do. teheres I ( C u '. % P. C".• P o:uua . em eWa_sbec. Do. Word !tiding Deka Loads and Bradford... 'Dada and . Do. Pret. p. Cent . 240.1 I Do. yo. Da Do. Do.Prel. Quarter, 16411.. I London and Blackwell Lon., Brighton. IR &Coen De. Sew pus. 6 p.Ct. Do. itiaranunal Sµ CL lateCroydou Mite. Do. Ire. S per Cant... De.Conert. S p.Cy Int Loiainn and Greenwich .. Do. Preference . Lend= & Nor tb-Weetert, Do. do. New I env. Do. Fifths •• • . Do. it I en, ear tt.(t.: London & Mouth- Western Do. N ew, 130 Do. IC w, Ere Do. New Preference ik Bus.,andliatlucl AheT.,aLineoloob Do. ■hares, No. 1 .. Do., New £lO ProL Do. Yana Lincl.l'alot Do. N. 50 akaru Do. Bum. and Darby.. Do. Cons B. k B. 6p. I Do.Y.rewsabValleyPref. Midland GreatWeat.. (Ire) M addlesbro'n Ked. 6p.Ctirr JNeweostle and (...)irliale :Newmarket . . Do. New :eBO Do. Extension North BriUsh DO. Preference North ntarfordalgre s flaked, Wore., ft Wolter. Presto* and to era Do. a abares (A) ... Read.,G uf.d., and itelsa . t, Royston and Ilitehic Lie.ttlepreth Ezten Ala) Scottish Central .., 'Scottish Midlszd Shrews., a Bum., eieesh Do., Claes Do., New Onaraoieed eluvesbery end (seewt (Nor. W. hi..) p.. Halves it Do. 0 7 1;r;mi — tri" Do. S per Coot. Prot... Shropshue Union south Pam Fi.rere.; ildooth Staffordshire Iloath Rastas 1 Do. No. 2 ... Do. No. 3 Do. No. 4 Registered .:: douth Wales & York, Don. and Gook.. kdbettield, Rotherham, and Cioule.N.Di. gua. 3 p.Ct. ORaterturd and Kilkenny... Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. gua. Do. do. do. Wilt., gooseneck Weyn. Vork,Newentlekßenviea Do. Fit ( TotkkNesd. Do. G.N.n.PurohorPref Do.llartlepool Dock"' KI York and North Illdland Do. Prefereoor Foatiox RamArs. 'Leglo.ltallia (late 14lIaL sad Austrian) ... Boulogne and Mahone . Csatzul Ramo ( Vuorso• ant St 41 di& I2i I2&l 111 i 61 We I PM Omit Isdlaa Paalamde Do. do. ...- ::. 1 i__ „... fr 7 1 4t.. 8 71 via. 14 :56. 1dri, ...: . j uisev .. k.l 4 . : . Northers of halide ... Paris sad Orissa& Parissad Law Paris aad Pawl:oar' Bolan and Etam @sake sad Maass Tears aad Names iit 201 21 51 8 ; I I 21 111 11 die LI V ERPOOL. May 9. EITOCIL-BlCHMloll.—There was no day's market. lAneashire and Yorkshire (eonscd.), 341 L—Dttle rth shares), 104 d.—Lotulsn awl North Western, 101/—Ditto (mar shares), 2 d.—Ditto (fifth shares), les. 9d. d.—hlklland (1 shams). c. d.—South Eastern sad Dover, 10.—Ditto (000solulated Ne. 20 dis.), 134. LRIDS May 9. STOCK EXCHANOTL—There is so material champ to so. tiro to the market this morning. There was very little &dap Tb • melee effected were at the (allowing rates ; East Lancashire, • 11 - 11 ; Think Quarters, ha ; Landon and North Weseern Quartet; Tel BIRMINGHAM, May 9. BTOCI-EXOSAWOI. —Thera was namely any business In this market today. Birmingham and Maur Valleys done a gi ; London mad North Westerns at 101 ; Shrewsbury and tog. liama A's at% dia.; and South Stafford. at Man. MANCHESTER, May 9. Broon-Itacm Ana n.—The general aspect of the marlothwa s Eat, and ;ekes had &declining tendency throughout the day. YORK. May 9. 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