The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-04 00:00:00

• w e7V ......iir -. .• • v .A 4 . . - 1 . : 4. 4 1 - .... i. s. • 9 *A' 4 4 ! •. . • ft...J.) rt ...,• .5,, ,c,,,11.4...... . -- s„. 1,177.1 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1850. IDUSTRY 1831.—Tbs [THREEPENCE. m 4 , 2 Ihe7reess. 2 warm. 24 10 0 **Med. I n turn . 641 12 0 .area•bury, 2eeturee 307 3 • •••• t • ..:y d Arts 903 11 • s.uttemptom, I tut l3O • • s 41teort ant .1%.eW0 `1. 3410 11 st.dake4 nation!. 1 ream-- 30 0 • M. Audrey, st. Austell. 1 Mos. 14 2 • M. fo:emb •'t. ette:ut•.l tegaiaa 34 7 0 .:..e.ipset. 1 meta 303 • • %velum. 1 ream st.Ae.upaaareat Mn Stowe, I men. 11 11 0 `"0 70 n 4 14. 1 Mara 77 • • s•l4. I mar t WI II • 4 =31.l team 111 I 2 0 ..r.asea. 2 Tawas T I MIMS ea 7 6 Tuantrui, 1 Mani - 0 Trnolset _ _ TTam pa eretwany, 1 rain IMP 1$ • Tonle.= Tema • Tower lindel• Truro, 1 feelers 13 13 0 . u 1 ttnamsr 1MM171... MI • • ‘‘.keleig. I Mum.. 240 10 0 - - L ‘‘ a'*al 1 Mara . .. 011 4 % arteetwa.4 returnlllll 1.1 4 i 0 Warta • 4 • . ereterved I ireelwriew I",,) t 7 0 1 wDJOO illarlall .!/. .M. 0 Ilteassisimar. 3 2 Ma. 5,116 10 0 3 , Wass. nu WI 6 15 3 6 Weaved, 2 Brad.... 3 17 41 4 , 4 IS 6 1 =yrs, 7 trtiuns 111 3 0 • 209 14 0 Klass. 3 rrturn• 313 6 . nisei 30 • •fiesbscee. 1 want 94 0 • I W9sisre. 2 returns 111 11 • rtUfIN 11011 6 Weleentampton, : . M 270 17 9 a%) rel.. 32 11 0 Wuleertos inns 991 Wordertek. I s reurn . .37 7 0 , •1•111 iio7!!.. - :itTaras i !!! !! • I I tqe 13 0 Warto.eir. 1 returs 33 0 6 Ira . 20 3 0 jorsieutlt, West , Int . 100 4 11 Unit, 1 Mara / Tar% I return . ti 1,04 3 31 T . r..:FEeT SUBSTITUTE for SILVEIt.— .tt ALL SILVER Lashed 13 years age by • N. alas pled by the patent process of bears. • brad temps:Yoe the eery best artiele •• ::.at as be employed as such, 'Meer usefully C 4 prone* test esa It M dlutiaitesbrl from . Yld.tle. Thread. Lute's. a Ws. his. ... db. be. Us. ... The. • • • •• s ••••, candlesticks, be., at peapertheesae •• • • .:.ter disse u thqsZt LA '• ' NOT ral - tp. Threaled sue. Patters. Patters. Patters. ' " • • etee. per domes 12s. ... so.. is. ... 1 Is. ... 13i. la. de. Is. .• eteraT(led, as Tell as surety tree. 'ate P.:ppaa and Burton). 39, Oahe& and NI. 4:femme-tweet. • :a N ells.strert, 11311. F OVES, sad FIRE-IHONB.— • , r.• wanted, Wm tlanly decidhor, to (.ete Wpm' and harlot)) *MOW .4 owner Nemanatreat, mod \o. /, New. ~rent la the world, and muds inch as . 4 . 4TOVILS, ria.C4llo2ol, sad Litt am moat be approached falsowbera, ta.44,4 denin,ca eminimitanne et wet . are , et that low mule kr which hie arts. `eau d fe mare then a quarter of a centary. 1 ornament. and two more or barim, L 7 144.; ...we aril two meta of ZS lea. to twenty r. wrapete, with mtaodar r, trine 7e. to Se; dente, with risk made ammonite, hea l mmirtan, bon la. Id. the set to St in r.oveo with ranaimag hearth plane. TM mappmed 1. L'etaled eatalarame plat) alee..ll.atablishad fat Vfalsrtnet ,`. -1 F. %US and CHILJ)/tF.N'S COTS. • three Bedsteads id Ind and Bred, . es Ude 20s. 6d. eseh, dual with dove - • and entirely bee from ass% es* or • show -roosts of WILLIAM B. BURTON .7u, rrn6xd.'treet (terser of Newman "• 'bah we the lamest in the 'a reel the PATENT KHLIOCLINZ. or • 'al Lel N sprairahle alike to iron and wades ' asanrauultary to perfect red. superior • (..:sorwa Bus heddseds at lee id. esob. .*.a..1 is riag. of Well s e -street, A very itausospry article, " ...• • 6 .D., 1020. _ . tr• PULNIIO-NIC ELIXIR —Thin eels • o. 1:11 Mr plaided in publie satitaation, .*. vows, users', and *amity agaiiktate• • of tha Sala, ken .nand tw it the •••,. ;auwage. Sufferer. from the spi ra nts ' • posonesded to bad moans to the ••• e.and sods end hi bond to yield to its • !. • ie..... ; end Is astiwastis earspidase, awls t y e.itow the We of it.—Prepared and sold • ▪ traaeour I..et..treet, bird"; a" nt. /Wittlijged lid " • Ird rid umacblied; smaller • Vottereb-,1 Babette. libeebee• ; eta tvaton. Ia Malik at •- • ••,.. 'lB4 horde w. le 'id. mews rawly Wipe ' I.W WORK& 1.. **LI., by put 1.. W., IhY M ENT of LIFB. •••••• Mk', nik. i • of &Z." — le au I v&mwer M.NalllOl-1114111/. • .4 baq../.- Th. Park.. Laart,l orse 411.,1431= .1 • ymissta *am —I ...army Trlpa Camairs at llamo—l 4 . 1j ' 4 • 4 41* Pasoribir. Lathan& Ake MN. 11,, C%14114. 2 vaa. la sad ; ry pags. Adiabalskfa h00n.a......aame al taalia. 1 - 47. : '1 : 1 1 • 14 . 1Z yam l l ► &D. r ab.l out byre IMF rm." oast Haw mai ewe) at as. vaW.4111,1,0. Mat hamar WI • . %maw, or dirly sad amblalan ... daa aid lbw refaWlaa Of • ; %Lum, ekratjd ; Chnsll4 . Antra. suPPIla ------ - its tribiterlet of t h e same degree of hardens, wells and springs frees the chalk or other ionizations which impart the quality of hardline. " Aad fuler, whilst we be:ieve that Thames vette taken up beyond the iseurnee of the metropolitan drainage, sad Cured, may be need without icjary to the public health, sad may be employed temporarily until other sources can be laid anger contnbatiee, we advise that Thum water, and other water of like quality as to hardness, be ma early u practicable almadoced. " In respect to the existing companies which have no pry petty in any of the sources of water supply, bat whose capital is invested in engines and distributory townies, we recommend that their plants should be purchased, but we are not prepared to recommend any prrappoiniad terms of pursitase_t sad we find— '. 51. That, if the management of the water supply be con solidatq, five If not six out of the seven principal onapiag establishments may be disc attinned, and an expenditure of from 90,0001. to 100,0001. per annum saved consolidating the management of these works and ivanneeting thins gals combir.ed works of drainage and sewerage, and that further redactions may bs made in the expresso of these latter seta- " Ha•i-, considered, as required leader the Metropolitan Siaaltary Commission, the =sacs of sapp:piai water to ea• tangsish fir.O, and having exasizted the practical ezperience of improved works in relativia thereto in other town+, we Sad— "62. That the isadequsty of the supplies of water under the intermittent erten occasion great darner to life and property, het that by anangemerum which are practicable, under a tystens of constant supply at high praiser', the whole force of the water in the mains nay be brought to bear at any print for extinguishin fine in from one to five' 'newts, er in shoat out-fourth the time that it takes the best eppoint•d firipernines now to gain the spot and be is satins after the alarm of fire bus been given. "63. That, judging from the tit ;orient* of various Own where improved arrangements hvve been put is practise, it appears that by the general adoption of these arrangement, mon than two-thirds of the fires which now cense in the metropolis may be extinguished before any extensive dosage takes place. 64. Taut the inturmt rake on lint and primly may In diminished in a y-t greater prop)rtion. "U. That the crime o! incendiarism may be checked, and that the • consequencn alone, were there no ether ad tauter. to be obtained, would render it worth while to make the chugs from the intermittent to the *mutant system. 66. That these advantages may be brat given by the same mesas, by which a more paint and cheaper surface cleansing of mints, alleys, foot pavement,, and c wisp wait than that by baud may be effenal—namely, by Jets of watts distrihnied nadir high prrseurt. ruoroaspraig Pox Tits 5111110 POLIS. " Having considered the most eligible administrative pro visions for the execution of the required works, we concur in the principles recommended b, the cornmissisn of inquiry, aa to the best means of improving the health of towns, acid confirmed by parliament in the Public Health Act—vie. ; " 67. That the works of water supply, and time for drainage, or the remove' of soil or waste weer, should be envied into effect by one and the some administrative body. " 68. But that the magnitude of the metropolis, the diver. sity of its local jurisdictions, and is position as the seat of government and the oceasi mil residence of persona from all pate of the empire, the large sinoriiisi requiring proteciun, and the unaccustomed magnitude of the r -quisite outlay, render ifitiact and special provi.ions necessary for it, and that the amendments ri paired may be most speedily, safely, and economically executed by special or by provisional arrangem!nts. _ _ " 09. That a general survey under the direction of the engineers of the Board of Ordnance, and other surveys, trial work., and preparationa resent ial to the safe soil economical nicotine of combined woiks of water supply Davit g been complete], under the direction tithe ensoli.lated Motropc- Man Sewers Commission, such comblaid *mks may sow be executed and maintained at a lower rate of charge per house than has heretofore been incurred for any, of their various breaches executed separately. " GO. That the initiation and executive direction of such work% by members, however highly quell , d, riving casual attendance at meetings held trekly or fortnightly, causes grievous delay, and that in eases in which measures for pre. venting dines* or arresting its progress require the salaam% promptitude. " 61. That, enaidering tSe groat loss and suffering In curred by the delay la carrying the required works into execution, it will be expedient to confide their further pre paration and superintendence to a few competent and re• 'possible officers, of whom a certain proportion should be paid, giving their whole time and at ten tion to the subject. That the whole of these works be carried into execution by contract upon open tenders, not merely for the construction of the works, bat tor maintaining them in good action and repair forearm' of years. " 62. That the means provided by the Public Health Aet for giving publicity to piano and o ninnies of intended works, with opportunities of suggestion and appeal, be ex tended to the work, prop,.ed for the sanatoey improve ment of the metropolis. " 63. That the proper execution of the works will be beet guaranteed, the responsibility of the persons charged with their execution Wet ensured, and the interest of the poorest classes of the population (the inhabitants of the most de pressed nitric:a, who, tbou,th they pay no direct local Wee, pay heavy rents), will be best guarded la the special ease of Use metropolis, at all a vents provisionally, by the direct con trol of parliament ; the importeace of the proposed measures to the health, convenience, and comfort of large muse* of the population, the magnitude of the required construction., the amount of outlay, and the &alters of fallen and waste as well as delay being, from ezr rises* of operate works already a astructed, such es to render it necessary that the highest order of continued and undivided attention awl responsibility should be seear d tor the emotion of such works as this report recommends." THE US,oftTUNATI MAIBLI Aliell.—UnleM with a Mew to further removal et I in• future period, where ewe be the utility of t►.ssfsrriag this hapless stricture to the reposed site in frost of fitafbarl-house mad the limbic-yard ? Why not, sow that the late (loess Dowage►'s stables are so Wain of use, finish Cfrlton•terrace, sad make a hood oos* Imelda, here Trafalgar-square to the perk. as often before urged, with the ash (or as estrum. This would complete the amass from Trafelg.r-fqoaro to a s lop of Coestitutior -hill, with a sob!, sraitectsral design at each sad. The ob•eetica to sas► as arressemrat os the score of egged's., remises Well fate the aboard fallacy of rearing a headman* structure sad begrudging the needful cast of saleable site sad appresehse to display it to full advantage. If some of oar menembral legislate's would bestow mom lineades W soeurisi to ear maimed weeks the utmost eampletrisses of desists is the first lactase., mad thee ad dress themes:vas ea redwing the estimates to the lowest is. tompstills with the serrying oat of this principle, the peAls we'd ham I. reason to wimple's of the iniseoplinr tiOs of the toads devoted touch purposes.— TA. Busider. Yesterday a public meeting was held at St. Martin's Hall, Lower», for the purpose of adopting measures to improve the condition of emigrants on the voyage to the Bntiah c @math of the lane. The Earl of Ratrewhy it the chair, supported by the Bishop of Norwish, Lord Lyttelton, Mr. Napier, M. , Mr. Stafford, M.P., etc. The CHAIRMAN in opening the procudiegs stated that hitherto it bad been a *sandal to this nodes that it had been contest to occupy its bleb station without easy attempt to civilise and christiaakie these whom the t assisted in ensign tug from their native country . The y. had, in bet, seat out the refuse of their population, with few, if any, appliances to Laprove them either on their passage or when they arrived fa those distant re gions where they Loped to find • home. No an wu ta)en to ascertain whether they ware fit ha be the wents of future genoratuas, or to conduct themselves in a manner becoming persons bora is a moral and Christian country. Happily, • lut e this condition of things had attracted the nodes of various dames of people. and the attention of the 'ovens ' meat had been drawn to the evils complained of. The "e -1 soh of the information which had beta conveyed to the Ro -1 umlaut was that within the last two years 'views smell suociations bad bee. harmed for the purpose of adopting remedies. The coverament were willing to promote the objects sought to be ohteined, and they bad already rendered Dome assistance to thou., who in tereeted themselves is the cause of emigration. Much, how ever, remained to be done by individual,, end the only way ha which the objects in view could be properly carried out was by their zealous eo-wperatioa with the government. Owing to the exertions eftlse Rev. Mr. Child, of Plymouth, • penal fund was established in the year 1849 Inn the pu ree of pr)motiog spiritual iastru)tion arsonpt emigrants on their outward voyage. The malt had bees that is 1849 18 rellious instructors were employed for the porous, and le 18)0 six others were appointed, whilst 12 had been added by the Col.:imitation Society. Is r.• various ports, trots which emigrant ships soled, elerrymen bad been employed to visit the vessels and to give sank advice as might tend to promote the comforts of them who were 'bur to undertake a voyage to the colonies. la Sydney, Cape Town, as I other colonies, clergymen had been appointed to meet the emigrant, on their arrival, and to show them, by their uta' and assistance, that they had takri up ti st sk abode in a country where their interests were not likely to be neglected. The object of the Foment meeting was to call upon the public to assist them in oh althea the steam of canting out the undertaking which Lai been lue cessially commenced. The Bishop of NORWICH proposed the first resolution, impressing the dependence of a colon) 'a welfare cri the cha racter of its earliest settlers, and called attention to the fset tb.l in America and the West Indite and others of tier colo nies this prineiple had not horn recognised. Mr. NAPIER, SIP., seconded the reaolutien, contending that it was the duty of this country to make provision for the advancement of moral and religious principles in the colo nies which it peopled. 'llls motion haviog been carried, Mr. A. MILLS proposed the s•cond res9it'ion oa the desirability of affording to emigrants the advantaess of com panionship and instructions of a religions teacher on the Toys" The resolution, having been seconded by Lard Lytteltoc, wee earned. Mr. BYRNE said he thought t►e government ought to make it papal on the part to any captain to allow ►cenes of insuorahty to take place on board his ship. The CHAIRMAN said he hoped that the moral agencies already in operation would have the effe t desired by the last speeker, and would render unneceuary so strin gent • regu , ation as he hod suggested. Mr. STAFFORD, M.P., moved a resolution to the effect, that it was expedient that sick skip should be turuhiked with a suitable library, as well as with tools and materials for manual employment. The resolution was carried unanimously. The Rev. Mr. ANDERSON then moved a resolution, directing That all contributions towards the furtherance of the d;eigas contemplated in the foregoing 1.01041 , 10ne be confided to the committee of the society for the propagation of the perel amongst emigrants." The resolution having been seconded, wu carried unani mously, and the meeting separated, with a vote of thanks to the chairman. 111011 RENTS AND Low PitICES.—If in a remark able feet that while markets are as low, taking into account all the different productions of the arable farm, as they have bean at any period of the present century, and that the low ness of prices is, by a large party, scathed to legislative macaw nts—this party professing to see nothing but ruin impending over the agricultural interests—the rent of lead is steadily rising lathe west of Scotland. Almost every firm in this district which has lately come into the market has been re-let at an advance upon the old rent; and this is the case with every variety of soil and situation. The farm of tiirv.en Blaine, one of the finest in Ayrshire, fell out of lease • year acd • half ago, tad the new real, we believe, is about a pound per acre, or more than thirty per cent., above the old figure Greenfield, again, a beautiful farm on the Boon, about two miles from Ayr, was let last rinimer at 61 Ss. an acre ' the rise in this instance bk.!. wise having been more than thirty per rent. Both of these farms us lewd by intelligent and highly respect able tenants, not ifilletaotts farmers, bat melt who have long lived by farming. Greenfield, by some, may be thought too dear at 61. Se.; bat there were at lame four or five substantial tenons offering the same rent. Stas hed, on the other aide of Ayr, which cams into the hands of • new occupant a year ago, has also realised • rise of twenty par amt.—the rent being something about 41. an acre. We could instaries • number of farms which have bees lot daring the last three months at an advance sash of from ten to twenty per mat. The term of °mansion, near Oieven, was taken a short time since at 1101., or fully • pound an save of rise; and a clay farm on the Damsel 'lavas-road has been leased stew weeks mace at • rent of fifty per cent. higher than that paid by the present tenant. There has only one Moms come to our knowledge of late in which • f rm has been relinquished as too dear, and let train at • reduced liars ; while, on the ether baud, we have learned that • ,mall farm in Carrick, which was given up dunes the currency of • lease, has hose immediately let at • efonaiderabie advance. We know sot en what data the calculations of offerers are based is the 'rurality of in smarm. Them are few, we 'upset, who would offer tea pounds of more rest fur a farm, on the sappositisa that • ratan to pro setioa would enable them to realise it. If such be the ease, those who give irritated ream must rely mainly os their ability to morale high rests and low markets by better farm m tenement than has hitherto bees promised.— Agr Adsterriser. _ _ OLANDLRS.—Mr. Garet, landlord of the Back Tavern, Way:side, Lincoln, died last meek of the above dreadful complaint. He !loite►ed la groat pale for a period of about eight weak; having token the &same from a hone w►ich was lodged is his stabile by some boatieen.—Notting• Aries Journal. • prow. /Award Majesty% -• slay. eat et Gouty mio:Zt Wniim _ TIMLUI Jams EDWARD/, King-street, Bloomsbury, drivaing-esse maker. Zino Pvain, High-street, Nettleg-hill, book tttuM Bath, RISIDNIpff. !NAY TIORSTON, Cheltenbani, innkeeper. Itztax Htoos, Wolverhampton, Iron dealer. • WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, Birmingham, groper. GOODI, Hereford, chemist. Cluing@ FRANCIS, Liverpool, grocer. Joanna lomx Mon' Mason ikon, Liverpool, wise sod spirit merchant. Ozone. WOODWARD, Doncaster, tunmaker. ()Kokos lionnsny and —v l -flimsy Postai MOULD, New castle-upon-Tyne, Walden. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ALwranosi Pastime, West &lenses, Edinburgh, dis tiller. WILLIAM RIM, Limbs*, Foes/shire, builder, deceased. JAMES MITCHELL, Glasgow, printers. JOHN MoPPAT, &linenllia of Ord, R farmer. WILLIAM DONALD, Aberdeen, abipowner. RORIIRT 0 due , ROthtsay, draper. TRONA/ REIND Glasgow, metal broker. Josue OotLvr, Aberdeen, baker, of INDUSTRY. 1831. The THE WATER SUPPLY. THE BISHOP OF LONDON'S BILL SECOND - EDITION. • i":!: 1 n.',.. 15 ,..,., ~ LAM tOnerrren• seseeincod up - -- i,. 1,14 0111.0. 1011 . WWI Me s e als ef ----- The ~. , 1..1 .1 , 4 ,, t h„, mu us' toad I=oollloo Pa- The following are this rosolidisos of the amide- mostly fa r°ll°Yri trodor2 r iato dec th iars e li tbl oo l ie or ree"stis trLards, tha tb. rg •• - - doom, coodedest -• em yesterday's loprose : - SIIIII ri. oAsarni fl TEM NIONE 1r . ,„ pu t 90 •Ima th t: era it implke teat this aft of mete of alleged homy and false doomine to Ms ,,.. r",-•• . ° - .. o as sot .rt e k its la Mara. Plolll6stON POD MTh!. Beak a will goer bow the Bishop of Leaded& • ' ~. ''l l 1.'1; • ' linea.tel. I fawns tle I m Bevis( onside:id she "video's tired** to Om gar hill b li IWO lateeettellattlee of the Awl/ et .it .4.. ' Jinn 1.-Ths , Qum bas lose I. .:., ill , 1 launreetea litres of Me water requisite her tke etipitly M die stedepolia. del lOdiamt s. , trownsous, I ret. .. 40 2we dad : "TM d a h a 4et Oh' Mara d EI S' =MOM the ‘ l 4:::l o ••= d as il erlar i t . or :I s s s e Iv"' - 1 Leeds, 3 repass 2,010 11 1 - A ••.' Leteralse, 1 rare is 6 .. That is oddities is the peopertim of damson sal bop bed_ ~ „. Wing , Sat • bill las bees mo s s 'bg an of Brads and Ireland mite Charles .i•• 1 ... 2 mi ... igg 2 dem from animal sad vegetable manor whisk is apt to pan Intreweeee Ina fed ' : Utde. , ~ Me Sad decibel 0 Beam Oeteenbana, Lord High Clean let et s ... 97 e bremuo mum as 11 into desempoeltem sad to prem la so health, Geo Mln ell eases of UM. ' il i tt a dostriae ef 1116 = 00 d i k kik utak of kk bid, lawfu l ly ho. Itreerick Ow meet mesetial M'a'w of water is seem% or freedom ibe dwell M an=il • to br i de aullel l / 2 style% and tides of • Visored Crow. F.w '.. • It 13 0 um". from lime mad mbar atketaseee prodnetive of what is termed as Brash • oleo MO this fetlS b =if Cestehnost, la Me most. of II . 4 Lidward Modems. sawed by mini Mime Is all pada of on kingdom- al commobooo, of to - 0u.1,.... -- 6' 7." ...' ibit hlo... l4it Id f- - • 'A.m.& I relaa of IS 11 .. Tx , 7 1 I la w„* - - I „ mu. 1 4 1 4 2 43. That baviag shade modal Red a:desire inoutrim. the nom dm* being swine, MIMI onsossmary agitatle• w " ----" - - -0- ..-. Is 14 6 treatem . 4 swam 24/111 14 0 with dm aid a the lOpellebela of tila Grease. Gaol - 4Q is tits Ansa by Mg Ike Ma of positives to illinibiLt l /V " 4 * -Tb • Q t. " hu 6 “ 11 ~ . 01 1 ,. 6 Ica W% Wass. I rat Oa 3 • Sormy t ee so Menem mitiable siortus of supply, havlog hid th e legidatom ea the su it Eldirobla, is ais 10 1 "ta " Peet ewer Ideerd Bampleve Grease, of Rho- wrak le the seasny of Csalledigo, Eon , ennotdes High 1. • . . ~... . ... to t• : losdulli•le.a. iaL 3 32 a 6 those district. whisk appeared to be the most eligible ape- rebid way, to WI do must* illilehere el the I'M 6. Moat Ott.. said ' sad Rehr of Edward sin 142 6 Lena dilly eramised• hymn Impbstadmit ud Z=s, oath mhos Awe to tho stator, asd to agrees %hell 'what l' .•. -•- , merirvied asdi we dud spew Sok •iiieleas" , that from ato lio the kellopet 6 large body of the an tb stleity ef kk , a 4lftlis i tL imief kka l" t r il l At_lit . ._ a d em.2 . ft„,.h•LlbielY„ c f• • %- . id 19 • 1 ' tratraina So ' ' .r. • AM • i 1 . 00 ,4 00 , 00 , 0 riptgraso.olll is • west of opeente if IR awn of gretted ear skunk reet‘wasi it . apt, Mbar to the --.- ---- - a • ...t .." sad till Tr ee .wde , , amieg err ''• - Nerltallseeb awn is derivebb • auks Ms protest aloud 10 ,0 1 11 204 61 11 , would 06 0 000 0._ is r a re, with • In a deed of eettlesteat of L'.. .. ... 1 0, 3•• I tur f khan, I ream so I • dome* Maass Twits( bon •oul-tonsh 1. That airy ars at a las_to enema my mdileiest mute or big ooroorcara Milir i e rn k , o leemai ats cr td . la th. .__,"" a t ii ;.,, .....• • ~,,,,. 0. 1 1 I 0 1 ilekfeo AO osit.third ifs hardness el Thames water, sad of a pork, he orb • • sheep as on posproil as tits weds oil de- - ----..-* --.....w le _. use, and ...... tna saw of De Its In eilltios to ard attar bks sad their I .• • ''' ' j r. ' • 1.9 ° . I -I tro m iL r borte, 1 ret ll6 . l 1 •1 114 16 9 0 4 "lea*, " Neweexi memo of tho improved soft eater oldingosek In• • ' • i 6 ._. ° “ w w r ., ...0.0 1.. diatrims whisk bare yet bees beaeght under L Th at th= sa ionlesiplalod log as dB Is to M N " 1.11 "° e ; had 010 61 ceseleed that the NU 00 Yel 4 . - ~ _ se d .....-• so 9 • mandestion. the modem *Wades of bdpgsampllble 44 Warm for ges m ft . aa ...e a tthohl.: :ad atelealt• he redbleeld .b. bff , Mcieety's :-• :7 :,-; 40 • • • Zastroes. estwa • Newark "44. That water ~owl from snidest sands, seek se Petrilles._ol l 3 _eibtbff Isnittles bell•••••„„ille Walled PO - '" - "`" r ' - o,„, res ' 1... • 1 o '. 1 r.. • • ' 40.3 OOS ' Seweantearrieedgeo, those whisk erne the tree above simeribed, is proved to be eats cwwell••••• • eel eteledeaft @Ms isallya INM t h at _, ATE 4 4 7 - """ n _ 7lMl ,, 1,71, 116 , 61111111015 _. kmi i r e s Ciew 1 I finis ....... --- 33 4 of a quality only e qu al bsd is oneness, by • the water derived lie elbet would he. that Kai My thine •We 10 4 ,4 4 • "" "" 4° .7 ." 4 "' `''''''"' '' "..."" Imo •, - to to • . Newest!, •• cm .76104 414 „ ham moused* smite rode, Of 1/410 ma , . Or other surMses the ben& wan &Peed 1 0 eleihtsie dub view as an, Letet ;3= Eckert M x. Lard mitutiti.Teteigteetre ~ to be the dames, resided to 1• is the shone of 0001, 10 the Bight 2. Sir Clwilf • GYM outs . lama .. I min 66 6 of ttd_primithe komatione. 1 , - , "45. Teat epos the blot ostbaatee which bare been Wanted lend. Ilke isloorky bol•og a Intent vtew ghgeo. sae of km Majesty's Pried* lioentarins of State, hams '.• ' ''. • ~,.. •I 0 . sew die st i ••• - .71„,„fs 3: 64 , W 1 wan 7ll le this water may be bought us the metropolis, and claimed teem sal w•libts). with Sae nbille holy if . . •by illit • tilt to Um gam* soldreseee hoo 0 NIL 73 la pare sad Mend Mao mak loom on UM metes' • sonatas' is ilbesa. walla ho -,. M s ._....„ .., ... • -I- . . . • a ftesholuicp • -4..1 Y. r* ' ',aw •it 0 ' ‘ . , 1 4 . 1,101 4. MAY 3 1. - Qamt has been l I A t I I ?IL t rot:. :1: 4111 " ii al lai c dill ° w . 4 41: P., • -...... 4 .00t de ese d ivid•• ix r.. M. W. Janes as Vise- C onsul at ow. ''. . ... no I • wi l m ag e IWO 110 111111111.1111ir gr .1. swam isp el g. •> A gig Immo is suds ombeendee,-whiek regard , not the abase quo- Niemen =Majesty th King og me golitauo, Owe' " etodue to ggpmodt per thou., o r m oo 80 o r per nut, dso of west la tomb, hot what Um etandares of the Clore r , sl4 Obsialnalln ter Oa the prelim shame tor dodeetive water supply a Squad . to h 0 mietetelet.-that ex - OPPICE OP ORDNAPICP. hem 3, *" .... 4.useet, I Masa Mae. 'bedew suoperatioe) the adfad of dims 111 VIlibIt eti .. ,„ . 1111 7.-Bra-ltrilw I'. A. LiTlllllolloh to be le" ' - .... le if 5 C t er"^t. 2 rt tWa L n e 0 S . 46. Thst the swift Iso mew from the was of lo ft y o u r should be Maletrallai to • court when there are as mover- '''"'"'''"' ""t'' ' it °° fu " IlL a t ow. ." l ,., • kr I' 11/ - I •,_ R tine.' wessor to begat • vise Lethbridge • is the operation of ting (dm dawns of washing Ilan seat with the antitsof the oMos of judge, nocostamod to h o ow o t.' s u n le wa w a ; o w d eo T. /.. "' '• it. * l. 1-. • ' -" • Prams* MIMI, 10 111 abet i'-'' ' : .-rw. Penh sad ether cloths beteg meissated at on average 01 11 per with Mime Ida illlartielit7e end reeddieleit the In" Sem. disa Field t ' nl O O.-1811100 W. Be 1111101106 le letneet,4o6., Mee f.:: -__. . 140 0 0 pluisoutb, 1 Mum as 12 4 head per week to be sandy 6,000,1111111. per minim o• do sky of diteaguiskiso betwme 11111 slab., of what appears to Draoreilsed Cel WM MIT; Seo. Coot W. R. 040000 a, to be espL, " .- re 4 6 Paddington • . •‘••• ..e • . population of the metropolis) would b• prob my apace- teem, as istividasle, to be troth, and the remeidtiose of • 'ea wawa... ~...: rin•-„ ,............ 1eie11ie ete C. Pleat% 10 Ma. vies Cade -- . . . ~, rl9 0 , Peek, I mars 2O 10 0 lest to the who's of tit' money 'speeded at presets' to the Illaraat Wink - I• 6 litilm which esesce reteesetaY b• ••• ' ha ; -". -C . ---* i° be ant lint ' Tim ' D. - .... ' ' ....• t* 3 0 , Poratroetb, 1 mom 300 0 0 proud so be the distinguishing ebanoteriodes of Moiler , Cr ,-, 3s: 11 6 i Peeston, I rearm- 2.4 10 II w n t . n .-717 4 y . . 11 bat the saving in tea from this nee of soft water 4. That the bill in question would istradete Ws BANKRUPTS. .('' 43 Is s Niro, , .. . : ... • :,.,.. 1.4 II 6 Itsatorate, 2 returns 36 7 6 may he estimated at about oao.third of the tea consulted is evil of asking tk• doctrine of the ohurellostirely " • Lino= HOOO and Hinter JAN.= Hoop, Landpets C . ' . 3 7, IS V . &abaft the metropolis. epos the variable interpretation whilst' Med be glom lif . Haab . x x etienx . r• • • ... lc II 0 ' Rearuth .. 48. That other culinary operations would be much fosili- standards by a majority of dm bishops, whom gooidos : 1 Wrts.i.ut Poem Manna, Dover-street, Piccadilly, .c . . - $-. 0 0 ' I:Ares fated by tee um of soft water. ant. point would kr the time be equivalent to fla . ft. Illiker. .. 49 . That soli water k peculiarly n i m bi, for ba th s is well article of faith, though at soy oubo t qu o ut perm poun o ggp TIIONIAS Jars. RDWLILDI, King-strest, Bloomsbury, ‘ ' ' -o , 0 0 ithionosti 'Nemo) • • 1 ~ !Oat . . Kt . . '''' • ' .1* 1 1 61 10 0 for washing, by a similar body. dreseno-cuo m a k e r. •. .. -....-. :1 : o Mom. 1 rattail Ihvheeter "50 That soft water would prevent thole incrustations Hero follow the signature, of 317 clergymen and 25 lay Tumuli Kum Preis, High-street, Nott eg -hill , b oo k - zdarrliana, 2 returns a 0 0 sad deposits in boilers and pipes which reader hard water members of the church. The list of signatures includes the teller. zooby useuitable for manufacturine purports. dims of Manchester, Salabury, end Bristol. Vfltaram CsAtecots.oa. Bath, innkeeper. . . It mom kICOMIIIINDATIONS Or viii COMMISSION. Hiner TIIOIIIITO/f. Cheltenham, innkeeper. • - . _ . .. Rve • • g gef , 1 rem c re . - - -- Wittiest Moot, Wolverhampton, iron d ea l er . • . 4 0 .i.;;,„ . Searboromsk noted by water companies or by parochial vestries aid ~s o-E MIGRANTS ON SHIP BOARD. CRAYS= WiLitaw WlLLtatuar, Birmi ng h am , groom. ••••:by eddies, which adopt, as sources of supply, the Thema and TIONAS GOOD., Hereford, obeasist. , • 4e.l,:tk Ito tributaries of tr. ..me e1d0.... AI hmorissmam ...11.....1 .. . • htu, is -I'll POLICE IIVTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STRUT. Tern Errossung or um Morn. Ammer OFFICIAL—E. Wrap/a, me father at the prisoner Wright, who was com mitted for trial en Wednesday Wit, in conjunction with Sparks*, Stanley, and Campbell, for ob•aining money under isle* pretences from numerous young men, en the laith of their being supplied with situations, was charged with ob taining 102 from W. DIFI., as a cash deposit fora situation. The isomplainant was by trade a civil engineer. In November last he nstioed an advertisement in a morning Oar clerk and nsemooger, and that youn g men see ki ng paper r im situation Amid apply at No. 467, New Orford strut. Warm went to that place, and found that the office belonged to the prisoner, who was sitting behind the desk. /lo wished witness to depreit 201, u the situation would be one of trust. and large sums of money would pass through his hand.. Witness acid he would consider about it, bat the prisoner urged him to accept the op portunity at once, as there were several other young men after the situation. Alter some conversation, witness agreed to give him 101 , and paid down a soverign. Witness was to here 265. per week as a salary, commission upon houses that were let, and commission also upon coals sold, the pri soner intimating that he was agent to the owners of large Goal mists in Norfolk. Witness was to comments his duties on the Monday following, and in this mean time he paid the prisoner the 92 WWII*, entered the *flee on the following Monday, and found the prisoner behind the desk, with the Weekly Dispatch before him, and he copied something out of it, and directed him to „inquire about a beaus to let in St. John's Wood. Witaesedid so, and when he returned he told witness he might go home as he had done sufficient that esy. Witness went to the otll'o on the following morning, and the prisoner sent him to Croydon after another house to let. When wit ness returned he found another young man in the office, who said be had deposited money with the prisoner, nod that he culla get no wages or any of his deposit money, and that his wife was very ill and starving. This aroused witness's suspicions, and when, on the following day, he gave witness some letters to deliver, addressed to initials, he told the prisoner he could wee through it, and that the office well a swindle. Witness demanded his money back. and the prisoner told him that he must rob somebody else before he could pay him. Witness then told him that if he did not pay ties he would remain in the office and caution the young men who cams after situations. The prisoner said that would ruin him, and that he must carry on the business at hiss partners' offices, alluding to Campbell, Spark's, James, Mac, and his son. Witness remained in the office day by day, and sent away upwards of 100 young men, who cams to the offices in consequence of advertisements in the newspapers. Wilt.. bad only received 12s. 6d. in the shape of wages. The prisoner wished witness to em bark in a similar speculation, open en office, and said that he would guarantee witness 301. fur the first three months. Mr. Jardine said there was • clear ease of fraud, aid quits nt to send for trial, but he should remand the pri toner until Friday next, in order to bays some inquiries wide about him. CORRESPONDENCE FOR CUBA, VIA THE UNITED STATIMI.—GiZNIIKAL POST OFFICE, MAT —lnformation having been rosebud from the Postmaster General of the United States, of the establishment of a regular eommunlea tioa by p.eket between Charlestown and Havannas, letter and newspapers for Cuba may be forwarded from this country to the United Sates and thence to Havaunalt by the United States packets, If specially so addressed. The postage upon letters sent osa the United States to Cuba will be la. 4d when not szeeedlag half as puttee in weight, 241. Id. when above half an ounse and not exesedlng an ounce, and so on, amordiag to the seal* for charging inland letters, and news papers will be liable to a charge vl 2d. each. The postage upon both letters and newspapers must be paid in advance All correspondence for Cubs not specially addressed to be sent via the United States, will continue to be despatched by the West India packet of the 2nd of each month. PRICE OP LAND AT WATLINOTON, OXON.-011 Wednesday last, afier a spirited competition by auction, at the Here and Hounds, in this town, where the poor-rates are generally high, in consequence of the 'Mimi of poor persons driven thitheriby the landlords of the villages, and rendered a harden on the inhabitants from the late n-just laws of non-removal, and which, in justice to larger towns, ought to be abolished : we rejoice to announce that notw ithstanding this drawback to its value, a quantity of land, inferior to some in the parish, was bought at the high price of 50i. per acre, a sure proof that the purchaser was net afraid of the operation of free truer., and that lead is the hest saleable commodity in this neighbourhood.—Orford Chroolick. DRURY-LANE THEATRICAL FUND. Yesterday evening the usual annual festival of this charity took place at the Fre-mesons' T , and was remarkably well attended. His Royal Highness the Daks of Cambridge was expected to preside, but at the last moment inti mated to Mr. Harley, the treasurer, that he was unable te do so. as his pregame was required in the Hones of Lords. Ia the absence of his royal Metier the chair was filled by Sir Wyndham Australian. Among the ladies and gentlemen who favoured the 03mpan with iratuitoas performances, were Ilan Ernst, Miss P. Roth.,He bier Louisa Pin*, Kiwi 'Lansford, Ms Fanny Haddam, Miss M. Heinle, Mr. D. W. King, sad M. Vieler, The pee °moving& in a bushier point of vim, were of the usual aka raMer.—Hr. Harley, in an amusing speech, reporting ss the prodreas and prospect of the charity, and 'anomie's', subscriptions amounting altogether to about 6001. It appears that at present there are fifteen annuitants on the fund, sod that in a abort time six more are likely to be added to the number. Uader these circumstances, unless the fri.ade of the charity Boma to its support, it is anticipated that a red u ctioa of the allowances to annuitants must take place, or the vested capital of the charity must be interfered with. The whole character of the festival may be described as very successful, if not for the permanent Inter ests 01 the fund, at least fur the amusement of tame pre sent, and the bell was grassed with a large assemblage of 'adios, who appeared to take a lively interest in the pro. ceedinge. . MONEY MARKET. MONDAY BTAXINIII. The Committee of Spanish American Bondholders have headed to as the subjeiaed, to the pablioation of which fn the Stook Exobasse this @adorning was dieing chi raayked boproveinent i la the valued New Granada Beads notified shover Tee Osientittes of Breda melodeon Bondholders have rewired • Meer has their erste at Bagez a resers. remise, Wilms, wed Co., unlade.. April 19 to ,they eslyeatet the essewhese that the t of New elms& proposed Is ..he provision he W divides& In weer by as hese of beads buries I per oast. helesest, needvable sodded oasis of import daes. The grrsesisest hod gee so Mears. Fowles, Wilms, sad Cc that they bed railhead to Mews. &slog Ikethersoesd Os , 17,71 t ask, tower& paymeet of the dividend of Des Mr, ISM. Mr. Lord, the awed Ms Vesesseiss he.dhsMma , mitre ustior date Le Gwyn, M sit., that be WM mil • sewasusieatios with the peratusese la *Ow NM seepage. He hopes to Berms, dselo ollbesseipiess ea tale matter by Übe meatus& The meals: wool fairs in Germany appear to have commeneed under fitvonrable auveoes for the wool growers. Letters of the 30th alt. from Breaks elate that at Ratibor the whole stock, consisting of about 700 cwt., was immediately eleared off at prices averaging from 3 to 6 dollars above last years' spring prices • and at Schweidnits about 1,300 cwt. bad boss disposed of at an advances of 6 to 8 dollars for the fine, and about 6 dollars for the inferior qualities. Is bath eases the washing is highly spoken of, but the weight is 6to 8 per cent. less than last year. At Breslau the clothiers and wool dealers were beginning to arrive, and 120 cwt skin wool had already ex changed hands at about 70 dollars. The new clip had *gm to arrive, and several thousand cede. were already in store, but of siogle clip none bad yet been hronght to market. The washing is satisfactory, and in some cases is exceedingly good. Alex.ndris advioes of the 22nd May state that cot ton had been in rood domed with a considerable advance in price. Sales had been made to the extent of 18,000 centnere, and the market was still very firm at the improved quotations, 91 dole. to 101 dole. for private, and 101 dole. to 11 dole. for Pashas and Bays. The demand for flax was moderate, but owing to the small supply the price was well maintained. Some large sales of wheat and beans had been made by government, which were taken in liquidation of claims and re-sold at a loss of about 4to 3 per cent. The market, however, was firm at the &Bowing quotations: 164. 10d. for government Said, and 13e. lid. to 14e. ld. for Beheira wheat, and 13s. to 14s. Id. for beans, all f. o, b. Shipping was scarce, and freights had advanced in ooneeqoeboe to 9-16 d. to at for cotton, and 6s. 6d. for wheat for ordere. Ex change 97 piastres. THIS DAY. Two o•Ctoce. There has been nothing in the accounts from abroad calculated to counteract the improvement with which the Rogl:eh stock market opeted this morning, and the values have since steadily advanced up to the present time. Console were first quoted 98; to a both for money and time, and they have since further improved to their present price, 961 sellers, and 97 for the July account. Business has been done in the Three per Cents. Reduced at 951 and ; and the New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents. at prices varying from 97 tog. Long Annuities mark 8 3-16; ditto 30 yeate, 1859, 7 5-16. Exchequer Bills are without alteration in value, all &zee marking 68s. and 71s. prem. In the foreign stock market there is not much bu.iness doirg to-day. The alteration in price is chiefly confined to an improvement in Mexican Bond., which have advanced to 31/ to 32, the present quotation, and a decline in Spanish, which have declined to, and have been negotiated at, 171 for the Fiver, and 371 for the Threes. The transactions reported are at the following rates : Brazilian Old Bonds, at 871 and !. Danish Five per Cents., at 981. Two and-Half per Cent. Dutch, at 54 and 57; exchange, 12 guld.; the Fcur-per-Cent. Certificater, at 86 Equador. at 31 and 1. Five per Cent. French Rentes, at 93f. 250.; exchange, 25f. 60c. Grenada, at 18 and 1; ditto Deferred, at 4. Mexican, for the 14th June, at 31/, 1 S. and I. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent,. 1849 Deferred, at 331. Russian Four-and a-Hatf per Centr. at 96. Spanish Active 5 per Cents. for account, at 171 and 1; the Three per Cents at 38 and 37/. ENGLISH FUNDS.—Tnis DAT. Rank !block, 5D:3 81 961 i 3 per C4Kid. Amu.. 951 I irper t Zit t7 Zj Ace " 3 per Ct. Cts. WI Lichstost 6derto Th. FOREIGN /UNDO. 6 per Cl idazeriaa Roads. 1 par Moms& Oda.. 171161 4 4 For Cc Reis. Horeb. lei 9 Grenada Deferred Ode. 4 1 24 per Cent., 6 per Cl Mel.. 1966,3111 1 6 per Cl. &Wean ~• IN 8 6 per Ct. Peruvian Bac. 76 7 Ditto New. 66 7 Do. Deferred Ws -4 per Cl BYNUM Ayres, 11 3 PWILICUON C0nv.,33 — 4 Delo Chaim Ode, 97 9 6 per Cl. Rune 1k1a..1u7 9 Ditto Colurne. Def. eds. Niro titled& ittic, 174 1 Kol e umbian Equalor Ode. 4 - 4 3 Per Ct. FPluzeli Dar . 3 74 8 t. Daclzh lids.. 71 3 Dew Pewee 8d5..31 4 24 per Cl. Dutch Ws.. 444 74 2 per Ct. Venezuela Due. n 3 4 pee Cl Dutch Corte. IR 64 Vezezuela Deferred 8a5..114 17e MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. Straka —The large public ea/se us progressing steadily, at very full prime. Liked market fire; grocery lamps, 49s 6d. to 61e. 6d. Correa.—This article continues to advance, and the spe culation is active. On 'Change yesterday good ordinary na tive Ceyl n sold freely at 455.; to day about 3,000 begs s)ld, at 46e , and the since Friday last. Cocoa.—Granada sold in public sale at 375. 6d. to 365. 6d., middling to Rood. Rica.-2,200 hags Bengal sold freely in public sale at a alight advance, 9s. 6d. to Its. middling to very good white. ifi•LTPSTXI.—I,OOO bags sold in public at fully previous rates. Retraction 34, 275. 6d ; rsfractior. 91 to 131, 255. to 23e. 6d. _ Corrox.—This article continues active, and prices are firmly supported. RUM TeMIIMLII dull. Ter.—There continues a goad demand for common Con goo, at 911. to 9td. per lb. I n other articlis no alteration, but opinion Berms to be that most articles hare seen their lowest point. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market continues flat, and the tetdency of mica is downwards. The quotations at present rule u follows: Town Tallow, 381 ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 36e. 7d. ; October to December, 38s. to 88e. 3d.; ditto, separate months, 38s. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. limn. Cooper and Davis report the supply short, but quite equal to the demand, at the following quotations : Pam* Meadow, 70s. to 765.; inferior, 65e. to 66a. ; Amen, 645. to 60s. ; Clover, 70s. to 601. ; Straw, 235. to 275. MANCERSTER. June 3. aTOCI•VIONANOIL —The Market was weaker at the °wine, but dosed rather Omer. There was Is business dose titan of Ist., owing to a fax about tbo stability of precast prices. BILTAIST AND BAL mmmmmm .—The half-yearly muting o this company was held at Belfast on Thursday last. It •p peered fr, m the directors' report that the income for the half veer aiennateil to 16,1641, and the expenditure to 10,4861, leaving a balance of 6,6381.: which, after paying a dividend nt 10a. per share for the half peer, would leave a sem of 3,0001. to the credit of a reserve fund. DUnLIN &ND DUNDRON.—A general meeting of the pro prieton wu held oo Saturday, for the purpose of sanctioning a proposed bill to emend and extend the powers of the com pany. An amendment for the discontinuance of the scheme was lost, and a resolution approving of the bill wu adopted by a large majority. 7111N011 RAILWAY Tillarll2.—The following In the hit rotors* of tile groan receipts of the prineipal Preach railways : NOSTNOX.—Irras May 21 to May 37: Penwegara, 533,0561.; pods. 303,5701.; total, 431‘,11361. liovnet.—Yrom May 19 to Kay 23: r am. 76,304 ; good*, 79,403 L ; total, 135,907 f. Marna—nolll May 19 to May 23: Pamogers, 31,633; goods, 33,903 E; tatal o7 .2 lo l. Datnewa—Frora May 20 to May 211: Passeagers, 68,3041.; goods, 102,4041.; total, 190,9061. KINK ; lleaoleox.—Pr 72, oas May 19 to May 15 : Pmeangero, 103,0181.; goods, 130 7. Vilocaow.—rrom May 20 to May SI: Prossegres, 32,234. L; loads , 31,2111.. total, 63,43 M. llowtowns.—Prom May 33 to May 29; Patinegan, 13,61111.; good , . 15,0631.; lotal, Imam lharea.—has May 19 to May 231 Paienpra, 5,1331.; goo* 6,2164; Mtal. 11,4691. Plarrna.--Prom May IS to May 24: Petwengers,2o,343l.; 3 00 4 133241.; total, 3{6671. Nraessuse.—Pros May 20 to May 26: Passengers, 67 ,39111.; goods, 33,9471.; total, 101,1911. bees Greet • the bon litsz- RAILWAYS. THIS DAY, Two ;Mims. The mast for railway shares today is very Ira, and the prima of nearly all deseriptiene ef 'treks bays a rise since yesterday, and the market Il le l e i n d = improvise tendency. The bagasse going forward is of a fair sewage amount, sad of a satesfew. toy obaraeter. Great Westerns have risen to 69j; =Zs:sterns. to 108 ; South Westerns, to 88 ; to NI. wn= PAiLwArs. c. Adis is.dep yip itehrers ambigt.,Nr..sai m a& JR. Barks & 44i. (01. Ti 21 21 de. Pig i• = 17 2. l i n TAT., is! Dolby :i t 21, Ds. at slereastet Mem, sad Mu -1 IA Da. ZtNr -- Ds. II T, . 4 '4 Pr' 66 64 111 111 Ms. 17 17 9 10 7 llno lll 7 D - : : a.#l9. *li gis ge Do. (46 L & H.) D 0.121.10646 p. CL. Prof Do.(71.10a)1 p.Ct.Pror Masten Coqatin Do. NewPnLSp. (N Do. Eat, S Do. do. p. No.2 Do. N, B. 6 per C Do. do. 6 per Oat Do. Now arum Colon, SIM • Do=llrel.= B. and C. dltt vet i oa.o p. Da New Do. Now shares East Lincolnshire Guaran teed 6 per Coat Idinhurgaaad Glaagow. Easter, Yeovil, & Dwelt. • Hann and Exmouth . , loworour & Dian Forest Groat Northern Do. I sharts.A,Delarrso Dal shares. B, 6 p. Ct Do. I par Cent. Prof- Ottlooth. and West. (In , I Do. FAghtha Gnat North of Kigliad.. . De. Now, .C4O Do. Now, 430 Do. New, ALS Gnat Western... , Do. Now, LIT Hall and tiolby Lancaatar and Carllalo Da 7Lirds Innauthire and Torkahlre _ 1 4 i et tiz • 9S; 234 Do. I r eltarea 111 Do.Thirde 10 Do. New (nue. 6 9.01.1.. SO Do.liod, enfieldlditteff. 111 Do. West I.lldlLe Vaud 30 Leeds and Bradford_ .. SO Leeds and Think . . 34 Do. Pref. 6 &Con; No.l 10 Do. Ne. 2 6 Do. Do. N 0.3 9 Do.Pred. Quarters 1641 .. 1 II London sad B:aekwali 100 Lon, Brighton, It B.Coada 100 De. New gua. 6 p.Ct. 9 Do. guaranteed 4p. CT. late Croydon 30 Do. PraL 3 per Cent—. So De.coarrt. S p.C.„143. Ifi Loudon and Greenwieb 10 Do. Preference . Inodoa h Nortb.Waaten. 13 Do. do. New 1 altaraa IS Do. nabs 1 D0.‘14.0 ak.,ll9.and 9.(C, 100 London & South-Western 416 Do. New, /130 34 De. New, S4O 6 Do. New Preforms —. 99 Lowestoft Guar.4 pero9l4L 23 LandonderrykEnaieklawn bus...aoMatlool 100 Meath., Bbef.,34.lncolneo 23 Do. e abates, No. 1 .. 10 Do., New 410 Pref. 44 Do. Man is Idrarl.Calot .00 1111dlasid Do. MO iiari;_ It.. Bark. arid Darby .. Do. Cow B. k B. 6p. C• 50 Do.llreirmhValawPref.' 47 0'511(11mM Or . eatWeet. (Irell 50 pieldlestwo sclted.6p.Ctarr 100 Newcastle and Canute .. IS Newmarket ... . Do. New £2O Do. te Do. Gttlaall. per Ct::' North British la. Preferesee . tionhßuktfordPkire baford, Won, Vlcdoft .. . Preston and Wyse Do. a abase' (A) .. Road.,istutd.. and Royston and Hitanin . D..obepreth Eateonion c .l 7tals t ti tish (*ntt ,t 4 Midland .4 ttrew..,lll T. Clow 4 Do., Quo Do., Now Guaranteed_ ihroo *bury and Motu (Nor. W. Min.) . Do. Balm II Do. s.wTer 7 " . ::. Do. S per Ont. rnt .. I,ohropaturs ,South Doom Do. Preferecto South Sholordohire I South Saran Do. No. . . M. No. 4 Reilatte:ed iclik,l3oo.a;ci Idhefiteld, Rotherham, and Ocole.N.Dt. gua. 3 p.Ct. Watertordaaday... (Wear valley, p.Ct.gua. Do. do. do. . IWhitehateo and PUMP! Wlit*. :•omeraet,l% %Vera. 1 Tork,Newes!tleit Berwick Do. G.N.E.Pnrohor Prat Po.Llartleccol Duck& York and North MaU.lnd I Do. rreterooon 4 • 37 it db. Ili 11i 7 7) li. i m exit.. I I pek i iP• 37 59 6 6 pa g st 18 )$ 9 $i e 7 2$ 134 I:ia 0 1 d 3 44 3 die 104 1 SO 33 i poi 217 12 2 47 49 pa. 65 67 32 34 58 59 ex saw :4 7 ala 94 96 47 48 204 214 11 53 39 4 0d1.4 pm 41 151 14f dl.. 91 9$ dia. 104 10 dl.. 12 124 154 74 dla. 916 93$ 74 8 6 54 4 db. 6 54 Ma. 241 31 dia dla par If 82 83 136 133 toy Ilk 57 69 67 :9 to 11 23 24 IN 107 4 die 1 7 • 7 #9 Ol 63 4 Sirs -114 174 41s. 13 14 ilia. HI 1.4 4i 4 01s. 13 17 8 114 31 if dm 36 4 17 281 NA die as 18 119 120 25 21 14 13 dla. IS 19 4 5i 9 94 ala 40 i 4 10 1 5 155 13 P Ps. Pa 13i 9i Ili die. 4 :I" 6 3 16 14 MIL 1 f the 111 121 41 41 die 6 8 10 41 3/ dim. 14/ 151 144 13 3 54 24 27 die. 54 44 dim. 24 4 11l _ _... 394 so& '4! Is I 101 &. II si 171 171 2 Si dia. r a&a 134 14 Sf Sf As 1 IP.. I f pr I To 41...M -7jB 6 f 21 X 2 4 1 2 39 31 4oi a 4i 9 ICT 8 111 13 121 II 614 I •'I I, 15 i b I 141 j 1 31 11 I lOrstrel Frazee (Viersos Data Riba;lak DO. - JO - ": Great ladlas P1 0w!.... I ::: Luzeakbogre - ii. 7.: - .7. ::: :: ::' Maalrid iod Vakstla .. Namur sad Lugo ... ..U Norera of Inas. „. Orlesas sad &dema .. Paris sad Orleans ... . Pali. and Rosa .„ ... Faris sad Megan ... Rouen sad Ram ... ... balm aid Maas ... ... i Tears sad Naas ... 211 221 11 ii 4 ii si ei h 1 2 1 i lii 11 dli LI ►IRPnnL, 810 = - Bldliall3l.—Thare was rather a slack business. bat pekes were steady, Lancashire end Yorkshire coneoL (fllth shwas), 9 lls. 3d. c.d.—Liverpool, Crosby. and Southport, 3 d.— London and North Wearers; 1061 s—Duto (new I share& Is. 3d. ++d.—Ditto (I ahem, Ip. —Midland. 37, c.—Ditto (I Asses/. d.— South Kasten sad Dover, 13—'York, Newcastle, and Demist (ONE 6 per cent 1111'30), ils d. BIRMINGBA Jsine.3. &wet -EXO•ArgOlk—This market w not quite so fins to-day. ahrenabary and Birmingham A% owe done ag L. Pd. do., and Oxigol, Woromeer, and Weiverhamplosa, at 10i Por am% LEEDS, Jtaw 9. NeOCIL•EXONAWCIII. The market milieus VIM buoyont, and improved price' are obtained. The booms done ebb morning, wash was gonadal amigo *ant, was at the lallow rates • Card-nlaas, lot. en 3d. ; Great Norther:as, 14 JY. ; Nati wed., Nort IS ; Undo& and North Western Quartere. pram h eltaardigm, Ms. BRISTnL. Jos* 3. STOCE-EZONANGII.--Therez.=i dial Walesa done to-day, and the market was nem The top prime or lest wet k were . cd tramartions, and Great Women Q above those prime, amine at 14j. J. . • -.' '74.t - . 4 f ' - en A .' I .., • _ ._. . - • mr ... 1 ::::: ( - [ll ~ • 5; • ,-.:::•\ k - a W..._,,., - • . ) 7 1 .. ---- • 1 de • .N.......„„. t 7 St. IS SO N II et. lb 10 23 33 ss so Is ss Si ss U SO 23 23 4 1 22 11 10 1 I 1011