The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-19 00:00:00

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St la. 1, , 11.: GLIDES RAPIDLY ALONG." ... r, needy Ten Tess DAVIN awl comerapra 17 i r : 1:- beer day bra wily la noun .. - .... ot this &is li ressiim wry Ilawar . , , a Mt by deessemieelt wroth . ,^efd dime by dr liimme um/ =hard . wel veer Walks kr Or altweAsord sans. 4.1 eareadeee we burdesiellsi a z uslipi llibi Ihe , cArpod Iss Issa bwirmalAy . . ~•,s. a am* peed et Yr peat indemla la ' sink slaw beissail e dem lissiOsewa .. 3surimrdia. rig Inewel seroomplies _ _ semkola,. ~ a• so b ailhard•anbed as 7:ifift .: t i nen Cytindursoff oar swims undo of . . b.oo4laiitr a =e Ashes • pm* be may. • Dili . . e,Z. ii r lei recandagaolta• .0 .. smiting to the rob*, that Slay tan cosillosly i .it twin. 11 re tree etteilemed be the 1.. .I. ot West ile Wien, 'he hew tome poir. , ti, .... .snco at the sits r.rossead oat" vide% poolty eiell ..t to tlettelopol be say other promo al resneind. . ....• nods la ease afar& to Delft and CO, Oz. •r .. •o , obtoisab:e. the ado dumb= of ems id the .. i tem/ toogontly esesobad in promise iet re darn kinds oStalastie. This No emus be . , owl& rid *Wad Dabbled Oa., nowt St utmost . ac the ode of coffee by posessisms. 27, 's simply - inn tin bast binds at the ,:t roc kttbeis snootier sleds et neemisi , a , - t nr the aarieallad maw% of Wit aolbe ~ .t.ty, runty of norm; and diassosas at prim :or DA,.'. Past cam..,* awl la. Od. M lL pir pima/ ..... 10. 4d. to IL 4d. n ••• Imo • lc U. lo Is. W. n se to Plata ls. OIL to IL lOd. 5..1 ickdColrott Is. 3d. to Is. 601. t...t0 .neotooted Is. Id. to U. Od. OiLECTED WITS. s bee cor OrteaL in la Id. I ltiett sal 4.L Oollte Portieselesty chase Oahe k. N. r. zK rappted la meted Mess Deeds as. w , Pura Name le made be the testis. - r. 4 Collie Se a said beetle k. 6d. sad 16641noured Cease la a saki ..o.re aid melba lblb, fa usbri b. 6L t.nrot 661 Ilbotsul Cobb b boaor. la a sethed bads 46. 0.1. re Lbirel be empty two-peand baba, when te. tt art ropelltd hassled helm. emlainis One .I:re Amin 1, weir fir he ladle. rte 4 Cede% vt Iknear, Y e mad h. M. kroli;:ii•_ _ _ evict, azd ewe:Wm mar Intarobsi Cam • V a.. 4404 04 empty Oar-Tosad Bottle, elm re. r" to romusto tbo ortaisty of obi ink= t t ',OPT. rommormod ear to • cr t•i it 'brooches. oil* tbst Tk w ot b Siti eg • • ....... t. DAWN um' CVO PT. tottiase to *apply •.4 , dm-milk en= c with gushes sitteW had , t 4 • tift ors prim IA %Al% tNii COMPT., PA ECM* •r. -AINT PACLS MUSTARD, LONDON. vieitere Leslei. mei the ratite eforraph ;:atiLirirtDrierajaahriastaWsill. NPRLNO WATER FROZEN :IN FL la WASTERS** ?ATM JUGS, Damns, - Uhler wads.; and en rand by • Patent Frying, mad Prararriai Alp. . !, -t feell:ty sad st • - "ann. PA TETT AZIATED SODA WATER aad ITAILVITa by win Nods Water Is Ink ad daH • charged erleb pare Carnie Add Or be a dew u:/ber neat. Taw elan amp% and anand ba• • anhe to all COMPOSSIIIII of Soda Wen lancoada, r aerated intern • " %.1 r R•eit newly hemmed PATENT ROTARY ICY? NINO MACRINtm, which eleaa 'ad brillheeelp *kb .. • • • .1 une slams, making 04 Mama appear pad to mem 7. a.. t ets Minim Mae% pries enc. S 7 MAL, mal t. • lamenyare &w imp mad tesamaskle mat post tree. The MANTUA mad Campmate Depht, M elt the r..thnk MoK, legesa.arees, OsamiaMmt, W X11112101:1- -e•Mnet, Car, where dr mart emeraml mil be emelmed. The s.. Se see wet temreM to an &imam 111. GAIUMEIVI3 celebrated Wolltll M111)1- / ME —lt M • aelaiwboly bet that a '- are suffering pdeitka brit!. and are ultmaatcly brought to a premature 'h. by a mot to mordent se that of worms la the human *. there/ore yew, ppmm should be scquainted with the cowmen toss. which sire—dirrigreeahie odour of the breath, hawed • cartku.erly bream/ea cr laseuid bluish appearance dent C ' ea, ravelling sad pair= of the lips. frequent halting al the in sine , Mate 04 the pulse, aptetite very irragelsr, sod , par sal maraud saistewaer, add st odor •ce tam will be Imbed, ryas yahoo shirt, dry dm^ •. awaiting, starting* *min steep sad ftlig of lbe - ...Ih ur ace may with the ebeeslaWbty have reseenue to tilts rived:One.—aold by MOLLS PIM! 1111*, Strand, • . etve. nose mad Wren chasm tbs Otreenenent stamp. a- - n enured has the belies in nedignin a bald, and r. au. Yel. bender ase OMNI wakes* bar. Dt•t;laod N.S.—Noso aro emir • .4 Ito name and addrann r ea. a new method at Web. ri, worroatoi to tt• . • tt, u. 4 •upp:.ea whirrs mei rail lila NEW 1 -%%011.1.1 witAppLits J. amok oho =tootlist I 11•41 4p. .t 1.1. 1 14. solot. ltooteid o THE 11.1.1;s1KAITO LONDON NEWS of Tuatuitv.uw, Je4 X, eased= the tallserhig dekedid f-admiate — kede *lath by haat Peel deed—dew le Wlllth Gerees•—N , Ara %dm. , Induetrial etheals—lreaeral et His he'd Meteor. tie. 01 trabeide : Om' tee'rbi et dee -Grftt stand del Pin id Itsfeeel—The deer - br•drulite we et Ilea Preselese—Per tr.:: IN,. Mr. • nay. r, 34r. itoueerie—biedds Martian e The *.oel.t)'s Oboor et Reeeer: Allied Of Ara 4y M. Nler. Arch actor 4•11184fMlf, MOW Of :empbc.d. act) Chimera—Plas Ana : .11* florae Yoreim mad Celoadd lea id. K Nee. the WeeLLOSte, lid, Strsad. Prim amm& Mb, NEWS, NEWS.—Th e B os e, C= INT " 4 tar"' N..nep.r .a the veriL LLOYD'S I _ 44 11 , • • u -PA 11. P. qt.... ha Odom at tirs •., cd kenall Dons Ot • IL ✓fti• tivni Iligards7 iv • r 11" r41111 .... 5i sad us*" OW OeM ft.bat Amp. ••• MINN LlOydb elloalefiet w Wow am ow& 1-ILENNY' HAND BOOK of PRACTICAL GI Uti,LNicr.. Net L, price In f • NN T' tNIt !OM( to the VIER had VEGETABLE itABIA‘. h art 1., p rat le. roseate Tend. %a-N •'s ItAeb wont to the CI.6WEE GARDEN and GRELN -11,1 -p. hen XIL, pear hd. rbotp'ete, la dd. 1 • •N A 1 1 ,111201 d liAttLintllNG. Pon 94 GLINS I.lo tYLltTlan d nowsiss. r le. 1t Con Withea.ccant. BMA and dB bannellas. t.CLVILAW ILL% W WOI err. be hest le.ll‘. N IOYMINT L I F B. rereelksos4 tetrad tre et der" 1 • 4 " 1 ".. • kw , / harm —NANA sad Omer Idererer—amt der A• 1 drove the ear r ner el Iraies—The Pord e lAdlo. 0 4, Hid reek et r t her ina t piires—Opestq Uil pe Zeisire at Ileire—Muido -71,* x.1.4x.1.4 Ur. Ileterara. Sr. lades. IkAtreAhre Yea dee 110111 MEN. I vaio. la orb ; by DIA fellL —A tied le dr trbre—lbeer et ItAksbradl. del.ll.—The Lades et ILlNdrer—sweire....-.1. Wane la iirttn i sillai llil —' Z V a l&D. Lit A * ltat Awe Awe pre terl tee ewe mew seg no? u tgerr o zese et am= h os ez ( mks. erne eel ere) et am Math ese that Wren the NOM. . Web like ire et eineret ; beitees. at MAI. hiti Nabilaws MO ••• ; MY mew me Min Ist Ur Ma Mt pitylleml regaled= et eterNetylh. b*. , ...t, U. Peeessmemeem t Illsoa. WA OMAR Oietrethe ; le. titetAteet ; le Ana Imo So settii. 111. •igaills^ bar ehheaset. ~..., H ARLOW'S NEW IN- f' . - TENTED SELT-.SCTCCO SIPHON L- : g T AI a • It/tQUIRES AO VENT-PM ! l 1 Prevents ale, beer, dew, or other liquors from becoming gor at add msAsetually ; - : 3 that the lest pint shall Indrawn ea good we 'lrma. 1 - A 1. o w , ' i ----------------- INN 11l —;_..... • ------------ u ' tbe grit ; warranted to repay its emit in !. t ,; , i two maks of ale; pim 4a. 6d., or seat 7 .7 free to any part of England (if two are .•.: 1 1 Mien , at 1.. ad. each ; Ditto electroplated bdi The ab abo ' r engra ac e " 85. • e4L viag will explain its r - Ifaction. When the tome key is Wed on 5 : r i : um top ot the plug C (thick has • hole op- ° i r 1 rh nitte Alis t air -tube Lv d., air u nree to rua of body; when We tap is turgid ml ao mare Nt am maw. f aillilt WILLOW 14. King 111111=- 61...... ...... arman t^i " t , " tr"' • .‘111 . ) . ►Kµ bm mire L i :a: " _ et. Ilj •or 4, DEAUTIFUL HAUL—ROWLAND, MACAS giIi OlLlslosies s bli da yis mei et heat. eseithee the beer la he MI% ehelltheee its meek Mom It hem mei mil NNW k etetaily. = Ma r eiamen " ri a be at bdt likr itte lh % OIL g eth tellime. etebreve. rt i evateddr os ts le she Nehlehote Isiabg r a btrat beetaltel head et 1 =mut the ler sash emeemeey.—Prtee St ; ; loft (wed teem =nu le& ; est doable dee lb% al PS letille.—The artistst he h wards )esetseitat Iginemee on* atm la two thee vregter.— h ) by them. at ft, Iletlesieeke. larliaq sad by all Amide est use. rMamamas am Oakbard oars. • v., i.... atortsint at Wm Moimaidt tibia al= AL way eith ems Ms Ma ere. Mimi wlll pato owl R:7 : ma sib* kw btu settwt in v o ; risk It at at iii• ibmasiat M WILLIAM 1, No Moms ma Im. Ostirrnatr•st *raw et XVIII/Mfr- Wei). soil is. I. llommidireet, vide Ni Os Is the world; . oil my Me be sem tie MIXT or km SPINS puld. IMO ill WOW& Mb la bas NY woks Ibis beta lismi. astammMity to millet no; w* new to Ws v ile rbe Comm troa Womb at Ht. M. sob. Otitaid i ..MA tw et watt trawompory MY* meg is pm) hie,—Egaimm Is Weilwinst. Ls.. Mk gut court. Tho Qom with Pgiwor Alfred, the PAINE RITA a lr ellik aad the Panda Alias, whited the • Odolab ft Ilse ir 11( br Segal Aloha st Oembridgevidted tbs . Qum at Basidegban Pales. The Gnu a m id Pena Albert left torn at three Vika yesterday afsersea. far Oaberse, Me W Err Majesty 8114 kis Royal Primer wen by their 11.:VRichness, the Primo of Wales, dose Alfred, e Arthur, the Pansies Ana, the PriMINSIIII Alise, lithos, and Louisa ; and she by kis Serene Righans Primo* Leopold of Bass Cobras, sad Gotha, k lizeellwary Coast biloaadortPoully, sad Cease Alphoase TM royal smite coasissad al tit* Cmateas of Desert, Hos. Cannata Darsoa, Liesteasat-Colonel the Hi a. 0. B. Phipps, Colon' the Kea. Charles Grey, Major. Genera Bowles, Coleael Barkley. and Kr. Birch. Her Majesty snit the Prises were esedasted to their °mime by the Koster it the Horn, the Lori Steward, the Lord Chamberlain. the Vise-Chanherlain Lord Cainoys, Cana Berkeley Drennead, Lientennverdonel Francis Seymour, sad Lisatesaat. Colossi the Has. Alexander On dem. Her llejesty and the royal party went in its carriages from the palace to the Nine Rine stotioa of the Loudon sad Snith-Sfeetern Realm, sad left by a special trait for Gosport. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Glooesster visited her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge, and bar Royal Mews@ the Reeeditsa7 peed Dachas el Meck lenburg &Mita, yesterday at Cambridge House. Mr. John Wood, Chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue, had an interview with the Chase.llor of the Ba chman on Wednesday at his official residence in Downing. street. The Ecclesiastical Commissioner• for England had • general iambi yesterday at Abele office is Whitshall place. The Marquis of Normanby transacted business yes terday at the - Foreign Oleo. Mr. Henry Berkeley and Mr. Philp Maas, with a deputatioa fr.= the Corporation of the Poor el the ti: y of Bristol, trammed bosoms with the Poor-Law Board at Somerset Hones esterday. Via- • Thomas, accompanied by his lady and daughter and Mies Sophie Little, arrived at the Bt. Catkerineoerhasi yesterday afternoon by the General Swam Nevigatice C.omparny's eteararhip Ocean, from atterdam ---- dy — LaThesiger and suite, Sir Calling Hardley, Bart., and fanuly, sod Mn. 0 I Fryers embarked yes terday merman on board the °mend Swam Navigatioe Company's steam ship 83ho for Antwerp. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. Yesterday a court was held for the despatch of pub tie Maims.. The pylon* subject fur consideration was that of the removal of Smithfield market, Vie adjourned die canton %pea which was Axed at the hit court. 112110TAL OP SMITIIPTILD MAWS. ----- -- ---- The TOWN CLERK anneenced to the court, that the order to proceed in the 'dimmed debate upon the Re ported the Markets Impaawmaat Committee, would now seam ea. The followiag is a ropy of both the motion and the amendment: " Motion.—That this court do agree with the eflflittee in their reports, and that it be referred back M the eommittee, with metractioste to send an answer in easiermity with their report, to Mr. Cornwall Lewis, and with power toeommunicate or confer with the government, if sacristy, aad to report to this coast." Upcm which the following amendment wee 'obeyed, namely," That the coo. sideration of the reports be adjourned, sad that the com mittee be directed to ascertain the nature and extent of the power, her Majesty's government would be di.posed to confer as this corporatloo, for the contrsl and musagement of a new market beyond the limits of the metropolis." The Tows Otis's having read both the mouon and the eamsdnient, A loss aserLiroated dismal= took plae, and Upon the motion of Mr. HALL the debate wu adjoarned. ♦ good deal of excitement prevailed daring the gay. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ROYAL AGRI- CULTURAL SOCIETY. NX/rfil, 1 . 111711.1 DA Y. MOILKINO. . . Lest evening the Atheneum — ins crowded by gendennes wrienloivists, to bur Professor Simondes Lecture on the Rot in Sheep. The Pavilion has been crowded with themsands of ladies, to en the dinner ; and the barn of beef, dews& la laurel sad ribbons, was taken there by four am, pesesded by • band, at about 1 &dock. All the tickets for the dinner were sold before 10 o'clock, within an hour of their being saleable. The trnins have been monstrous, and the canines innumerable. The ball, last night was crowded and splen did ; illuminations are becoming general. Trains of 40 oar thorn have been of common occurrence; and apedal trains have been running for the accommodation of wringers. So crowded were the carriages that persons actually rode upon the roofs. The station has been barricaded to take off the pressure of the crowd. Never before was Exeter seen under sash eireumstances. The excitement is almost unprece . dented, even for an agricultural , veek. The Repaid maims sador has not arrived; nor is he likely to erns now. It Is rumoured that, in addition to the attractions of the Disks of Richmond, and Mr. 0. F. Young, at the protection ban quet. Mr. B. Ferrand, the proprietor of the Wool League, to be among the speakers. LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK. Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of the directors and shareholders of this bank was held at the Bank, Princes street, Mansion House, at 12 o'clock, Omani TATLOR, chairman of the oommay, in the chair. A dividend, free of income.tu, for the past kalf-year was declared to day, at the rate of sin per mat. tier annum. The net profits for the past sin months have been 28,9391. 18s. lid., from which a sum of 18,0001. is appropriated to the payment of the divi dend on the 26th inst., lea a balance of 8,9391. 181. lid. of undivided profit to be~ ~ pasd of at the end of the year. The following is a statement of the liabilities and meets of the beak, together with a profit end lose amount : LiAßlLlfifill AND 11.—MTE, ON JUNE 18, 1830. m Looms Jan iron moo. - Ds. Lumn.rrtms. £ s. d. To capital paid op, six., 60,000 slum at 101. oath ... 400,000 0 0 To mama: dos by ths book ... 2,906,149 4 10 To smart of tie parents" toad, Llsombor 31, 1649 £132,723 3 11 To dm smooths' Interest oo diets, at 3 Frost. per mount 1,990 16 11 --- 134,714 0 7 To =NM carried to volt sad lams sccouot ......... 48,493 16 6 £1,691,339 1 10 By Sizisquer Ms, hells Donde, km. 637, 1t1l 11 11 4 By Ws ellsmoootsd, lamas, sad sub By louldisi, fordtore, &Janina,. street By do., do., do., la Pallas& 9,760 0 0 27,7 N 0 • £1,491,336 1 10 1110 MT AND LON ACCOUNT or no torraos 10/OT4TOCK AMU, 11 PM THE JIM PO, 60. Do. _ . To Mien& We" plead= at building septum ding's" ginprami» bed debts, insane tam, de SKI= II io seisent merle. to porn aid kr, new betas Mate if Wired Orn Gino dlicouated l = dee 7,127 6 I To dder' exeunt ter the payment et hill a yeses dividial, it the rate d = m e s a aim" ure 600.0e01., amottot of 60 P 00 shone 12,000 0 0 To Meow blind undivided volt let the MY year £0,4111 IS On By balms Inught does. —. inked Id 6 0111111 AL BOND W Hzamm—Tb• mow set he eardirshei aril& previsional orders ef the Omen] Board al Beal* hem jest bean prim s& Meadow al 101 l beards the fialirelri *see are se take plea IS the lad Briplaisbes : StrallamisperAvee. Daelhad. Ill•wpret. Beeeee, Neeterr, Derby, Dem,Claeleasked, eel Talk. At the lee.miellesed plate alre Ised_ _herd Rat teaks sales velar the pores of Ike Pub* loft Aef. MB. I. tell. DRMONSTRAIION OP REFORMU AT WYNORDZAK, NORFOLK. For moue short Uwe lite Norfolk aseindtbro of the Natiesed Rama have bad it Is sonseapio• tioa se soaves* a great of the Wiese °Coke •0111117, ter the Is a few haw medal *. torenwee, sad of ea* Whet la WIS elealer liNe dew ht the premeds. et thewwink Nehmen believe to be waseeted with the beet faunas et the westry at large. Te .trey at this oldest with the best possible rend% orreagesathe were sad. f o le im upsed seine at Wyseasthans, that town Wiwi ls esseng el Mein of late Wennmasa lowly weedier Ifs swase they general adhesion of its (shanties - the armee eipsellearratary end Inowelal reform, awl trees the dreentelmwe Ilea ao deowed as to be easy of mane by railway lon pent al the seuatry. Wedassday last was tlito a 4 appetheed for the aeon& sad the malts were welt is to sassed Ihe meet GAM aad ee tiose that the friesilsofvolbra had watured teestertala. ia the after. efts hags d :pr e Aga mime ofgenZ=easpenied to owl do=ori us eed by wow el of IsiliMik aull = wk inimisamint by the exteowlinely of stomemse, sad swey street was the ease el:hammed bustle wed endowment • few skates efler 4 a woad Web strived. wi th wee ad the et Ifonthk sae were wet with = " 4, wends, at tie Who, by the Urge onsialline lobe adi f fzedaselhAllem bn tez i rt i A newer of %t e r ig te e l lethialhadey, 31.1'., (3. 11.P:i est name N'EsStat, Mestay, Imo, sad the whole of the *mow at same prateedet headed by • bawl of nun and several flag bearers le the piths et month& owe lag w ale triumphal whitest everessese aad beanses, whi gad Salk ef Wymedlmia bad threw* ewe the 'trees dreg the some othloli the empire bed le purees The weather bake dellehtfally Ise, priming, y boa wade ter halm the 'WO to a *weal excises, and., the shade of thus essidertable sad epodes@ but so far had the Ms: of Wines the lava bor .:paled, that saly Mesa knadred of tbe dense nun that repaired le the loot .saki be asecthnodated Those however, wits wen es itatassiestee.wm plain and pro were rendered own sesthetelis than, under the etroulleSsaiMe. Gould have boa ezpseasiL The =Null ware well ad trodally set out, and wise decorated with tie evergreens, and with mottoes bearing eppepriate ninny nt After toa the spethen and other toftneatial gentlemen re paired to the platform. and WI meeting, whisk numbered about 6,000 pumas. IMO addreered in the epee air, the even ing being occupied alternately by speeches, music, and short intervals for ocavereaticm, ilbe. ' Oa the motes of Bir Tuommi Bowel, Bart., esemided LiJ. H. Twat", Esq., a Norwich ; JANOS COLMAN, . (the Shall) el Nerwielt, was sated upon Is preside, amid considerable deserthe- The CHAIR AN Welly acksewledged. the oonipliatent, assuf‘ag the in the counsel kis observations., that sym witk the mooni he fully est for the twingiag a, about of par • ad financial reform. It was to his mind, he said, peeprolusai that so muck intelligence to this country should remain Mirepresented in the Hoses et Com mons, sad the action of his life should be brought to beer on this subject wail the representation of the country embraced all who were not disqualified by defideacy of Willem or by any breach of the laws of their country. (Applause.) Sir JOSHUA WALMSLBY,M.P., miming called upon to address the meeting, earns forward amid reiterated applause. He appreciated the gratifying reception they had given him, the more, he said, because that was not the first time that he had received the kind approbation of the men of Norfolk. (Chews.) He saw that one of the flags bore the irmription " The coustitutioo, and nothing bat the constitu tion." (Or:ea/applause.) That was what they were assembled on that ofsmalon to advocate, but they asked that coostitu• ties and the rights of that coastitatioa, not for one e'ass I only, but for all. (Greet cheering.) Hitherto that (*intim. don had been enjoyed by one powerful class only, but his desire was to se* all classes, both the rich and the poor, brought within the pale of the constitution. (Cheers.) He was there present by invitation, as • hearer rather than sea speaker, anxiously desirous of knowing the real opinion of the yeomanry and others of this great county on those important questions which at the present moment absorbed so large • portion of the public sated, and to ascertain the amount of support they were disposed to render towards the emancipates of themselves and their fellow-men from the political thraldom under which they now labour.d. (Cheers.) He asked those before him what they were benefited by protection ? (Cries of " Nothing at all.") There erases' cl however to whom protection had _been • Desalt, and if am those whom he was addressing would look both epos the amount which that clew had taken from the pockets of the people in this country to the shape of protection, they would find that it would be little short of an amount that would pay off the national debt. (Cries of " shame.") But these thief, could exist no longer. They moat now look for protection i n j u st an d equst laws,in their increased knowledge, In their shill and industry, and in giving to the people a voice in the diminu• lion of that profligate and profitless expenditure which had hitherto charactensed the csuncils of this country. (Great applause,) It was impossible that they should 'gala to protection, cr submit to the dictum of one clue, be it ever so powerful. (Cheers.) He was glad to see that great trattoria' ; he was seessislir glad to see to many farmers present. It had often been said that the farmers were a prejudiced race, and did not understand such things. Well, if such were really the case, whose fault was it ? Cer tainly not their own. (Applause.) But he believe 4 that the farmers did understand them matters, and that they would be the first to set the example to those in the towns, and to show their firm dstermisation when ems put in the right way, to cease till they had obtained • full, tree, and fair representation for themselves end their fellow subjects. (Great cheering.) ALEX. MACKAY, , followed, and said, by the death of Sir Robert Peel parties are once more at liber:y to reconstruct themselves en the ancient buil. The whip have no longer a divided but a compact oppmition to fan. They can no longer look to the opposite camp for that support for which they must now look, as of yore, ez elusively to their own benches. This bring. them up to the mark, at which they most fulfil their mission or depart. (Cheer.) They are now in the hands of the people, for they are in the hands of the people's party in the Howie of Com mons (hear, bear)—and the only condition on which the people will any longer tolerate them is that they put themselves unneeryedly at the head of the progressive move ment. (Hear, hear.) "Go on--or Go out," that's the word. (Cheers.) Such are the peculiar and very favourable circumstances under which we are now called upon to review our position and determine upon our coons. Let us not be deceived, however. The signs of the times are not such as to induce us to relax our efforts, but rather to redouble our exertions. What US we striving ? A reformed parlia ment. Bet what, it may be salted, can a reformed paha mint do to cure the multiplied evils of the state ? It could reform our whole financial system—and aothisg more directly affects the physical condition of a people than the system of taxation to which they are subjected. (Hear, hear.) But we are told that financial reform would answer all our purposes, sad if so why, we are asked, should we mix asp with the question of parliamentary reform? The answer is simply that we cannot get the one thoroughlywithout the other. This is no flippant dogma of mine, but an observation based upon grievous experience. Away then with the thought that the mere cry for financial reform is all that is wanted, and I can not though the word " financial " were torn from the emblazonry of our banners, satisfied, as I ma, that a thorough parliamentary reform will embrace financial and all other reforms. (Cheers.) Then, if parliamentary reform be the desideratum, what is the extent of the reform in parliament which the National Association is endeavouring to promote Let zee recapit•- late to you the political creed of the smociation, that you may judge whether or a° it be up to the mark. It desires that the suffrage should be as enlarged as to admit millions who are now excluded within the pale of the fnnchim yhear, hear)--that parliaments should be triennial, Instead of septennial, in their duration—(hear, hear)—that the representation should be more equitably apportioned to the population —{ sheen)--that the electoral vote be taken by hal lot—(cheers)—and that tke property qualification for mem bers be abolished. (Hear, hear.) It would be di ffi cult, I think, for even the meet ca ptious to say that all this would be a mere nominal reform. Get it, and what do you achieve f You make the Home of Commons in reality as well as in name, the house Of the pimple. It is not necessary that I should here advocate seriatim the flee dons which constitute oar political creed. Vir l uffrage whir* we ales at was the suffrage of the good old Saxon time, ere popular institutions were overborne by the torrent of feudalism which poured in upon se from Nor mandy. It was the suffrage which was fast establishing itself, even under the Norman rule, until the celebrated statute of Henry VI. fell: like a mildew upon it. Household suffrage was a serdietal principle in Saxon government, and a suffrage well nigh universal had become the practice In several of the English counties, beim the statute establish ing the 40e. freehold qualificatioa was parsed. Again, as regards triennial parliaments, we are propounding no new theory, but endeavouring to revert to • good old rule of the o instnatios. The Septennial Act is not the constitution, but en innovation Os the constitution—an innovation ea- --...--- grafted opoa It altos the Hthoveriaa eatateston. What we wait is to set aside the laaothikth, sad est up the good old ras• (Haw hue.) ith ages& m a st m, thilre is not as thjestisa mak egaint WM Is a its origia in cant, taidaad of it rum; sea witk Memo to the abolition of ' the he itemisers, we only seek to snood to • system *Sisk bas from time lama meal In fieetlemd, sad wink prevails in it to this day. Hear, boar.) A Sestehmea In Glasgow may vote tee say maa he *sem te reptant him, but an Ileglishmaa In Norwisit sea *sly vets for is. man who has • geed nines at his banker's. (Cisers.) In • eseetsy like this, se spina of segments sin ma les whet whisk dem not "abeam lateness sa wsU M leading,. Wen these het ese Wenn is the ' wise semMly, a. seninble reprematatles of Wields& would Ise ell Ibe purposes et mreamterisa, eitheenth eves dio• " 11 11 1 0 11 1 1 11 l la its diestilo would be mese astattrary then Telmeoble. But whim Men are mew mdlietia; Ws= m this mieley, elms desalt as t bat beth only a full fair filpinsisedis et the a t e diluent bowels meedd be represonled In so. emdine to their reiMite 'optimal is the emery. This is sot only the paid In whisk oar system et wise fells, bat in whllib I le 'Waded that it should &IL The repeseentattha is me dl.Ylhtlsg es to throw the whole lore. lades pewee kb dim et me interest at the empense et all ethics. % a pe? village like Bonham neatralisse Ms 'robs of be parliumat. This is • moestrous momaly, bat Ile is rester thou it at diet sight appear to M far it fie net eeßy • small country village • arniwalli the miss of Me Bud of ear in.:tut:Lai comaaasities, but that it wales the landlord, be he poor or otherwise, who mmtrols Blershasa, to neutralise in parliament the wise of the gnat amilkil et labour. (Rear, ;hear.) This le the key to the whets system The days are roe by whoa the soma sem et this wmatry cat any be iliess the Sorbing and _patrimony of tlos eai r es r—es the itherit. ems it the Lend John's or Lord Charles's, or exclusive deny a t= 1111•1111thr. (RN; km) Onmeamist Ms am dm melees brassie et the people—the pia bn i ad..b. and their repeemsdadves its lastra posato ( beer.) Carry tor pang late aides, sael yea will the govermasat o* the emly bode( saw sesame le lbe Wier esiopielens el the aro. Op ass and be dolor, be whilst pen mass is rood, the time l as s = bass (In bear.) WA • reed mum sad • f Ingliehmen do not sari desk right, they zrh,,,:70;:. bat therewith; to blame foe the want of them. We have only to be faithful to our creed, and true to me another, and the triumph of our prinsiples will soon be sr owed, whilst oars will be, not the bodes, visteries M the barricades. bat the permanent triankha of • peasefal tam para. (Proloatted cheering.) _ G. THOMPSON, Beg , M.P. laving been requested by the Chairman to seldrus the nieeting, rein to de so, amid bursts of aniline% sad the wavtig of hate sod luindlurrehiefs, which lung ine sonsiderable time. When the audience were prepared he hoer lima, he thanked them cordially for the seceptima they lad gives him, arid expressed himself as highly delighted to stand before so earner, urn end so respect able an anilines cm *et oceation. He referred to the share he took la the labour weirdest upon the carrying out the great question of the repeal of the ems laws, and admitted that those who took so prominent a put in that matter as he did, ware under yen deep obligations to carry et them meesures by ethers that were calculated to make up the agricultural justifies for any disadvantage. sad losses which they, as a elan, had been called upon to endure by the passing el the act for the repeal of the carp laws. (Applause.) Bet how were (the evils whisk had befallen the agricultural interest to be ndressed / Cer tainly sot by a ?sutra to protection; and he did not believe that any man in the empire who was entitled to the name of a statesman, if to power on the morrow, would venture in the face of the 26 mil li ons of the people o f eciantry, to propose such a coarse. Now =on gentlemen with wham he acted believed that a general redaction of taxation, toge ther with the introduction of measures of as equitable kind for regulating leases aid the rentjaatment of tithes, and for securing to the Minot farmer the enjoyment of, or the compensation for, soy improvement which he might make, would more than make up to the farmer for any loss he might have suffered by reason of the free trade me %%%%% s that had been adopted. (Great applause.) Bat there were still two parties is the country, sad why, be would ask, was this? Why was there a party still advocating protee. lion ? It was simply because we had a large body of aristocratical subjects of her Majaty, who having been ainuitomed to derive large incomes from the due legislation for raising prices to an artificial height, and havirg lived, the majority of them, beyond their means, were now "nines to go back to the old system. (Laughter.) If, however, the reformers should be able-4 he believed they would be—to prevent that party from realis ing their insane dram of restoration, the consequence would shortly be, that that party would turn round, and the whole people of the country would soon become earnest, sincere, financial reformers. (Great enplanes.) The present amount of taxation, as compared with that of 60 years ego, clearly testified to the nommity of this reform movement. In 1790 the amount of interest we were called upon to :pay on the national debt was 5; millions; last year it was 281 millions. Then, the espouse of the army, navy, and ordnance departments was 4,200,0001 ; last year is wee 17,700,0001 Tnen, the eateries, panpipes, and other charges upon the consolidated fond antountod to 1,000,0001.; last year to 2,800,00P1. Then, miscellaneous 'view= psymeat of salaries of foreign ministers, =Mit ten at home, maintenance of palace', de., amounted to 160.0001 ; last year to 8,800,0001. Then the collection of all the tarx cost 740,0001. ; last year 4,700,0001. (Cries of "Shame.") A large share of this money Mc Thompson showed was annually spent upon oar &ethane. !ors. A committee, however, had been appointed to inquire into the sala ries of public functionaries, and into"the p nihility of reducing them ; and he understood, that one of the propositions would be to cut down the salaries of all our amhassaders, nay, to dispense with ambassadors altoge ther, and to do with ministers and consuls abroad, and esta blish it as a fixed rule, that no foreign minister whatever shall receive more than 6,0001. a year. (Considerable cheer. log.) If the reformers et that country would become honest reformers, it would be discovered that a great reduction might be made in every direction. And when this redue ti o should be made, and when sued terms as he had mentioned should be established between thou who tilled the lend and thou who called themselves the pro prietors of the mil, they would be the time that the farmers of :his country would be amongst the foremost to denounce anything like a return to protection. (Applause.) Let them widen the basis of representation so as to give virtue aid industry and meritorious toil a fair chases, and not hold up a premium, as was now done, for bribery, family influence, and corrup tion; but let every men start to a seat in the legisla ture by the honest and uncorrupted votes of a con stituency too numerous to be bought by gold and too strong to be borne down by any intimidsticne (Applause.) And when that day should come, he believed that there would not be a virtuous aristocrat that would not be as heartily beloved as a person connected with the people by birth ; and that the uncomic, of the land would then be more snare in the enjoyment of their privileges and pro perty than whilst objects of suspicion to the multitude as men who had by them influence prevented the people from obtaining their just rights. The hon. member then sat dew* amid tumultuous applause. T. M'ENTEEI[, Eaq., next addressed the meeting at some length in a mat enthusiastic speech, which was re ceived throughout with hearty applause. He exposed the great evils of the laws of primogeniture and e tall ; and until these evils were remedied, he contended that it would be absolutely impeesible to have such a thing as an indepenient clam of farmers in the country, and he enforced, therefore, the necessity of an earnest contest for tenant right. He dwelt at length on the sods in which our colonies were governed, and their comparative use lessness to this country, while at the ease time they involved a serious expenditure. He exposed a number of flagrant abuses in 11•01, department oldie state, and con cluded with an appeal for the sympathy and assistance of his hearers in the great work sf reform. At this stage of the proceedings the High Sheriff found it necessary to leave is coasequence of urgent business which called him immediately to another part of the county. Oa his retiring be was greeted with hearty cheering. Sir Thomas &ever, Bart., was at ono* called upon to pre side daring the rest of the evening amid much applause. J. H. TILL/ITT, Esq. next came forward to address the =tette . He was recei ved with an enthusiastic "Three simee se," at the conclusion of which he impressed upon his hearers the necessity, when they left that place, of turn ing what they had heard to some practical account, by a strenuous effort to send a staunch reformer to parliament at the next election as member for the 'eastern division of the county. Mr. Tillett then impresed upon the tenant farmers the necessity of putting themselves on a proper footing with their landlords. He dwelt at some length, too, on the advantages of education to the working classes, and expressed his conviction that the time was coating when the power of the human mind would be the only recognised in fluence of importance, and when the only aristocracy would be that of usefulneas and goodness. He then concluded b moving_ a vote of thanks to the Sheriff of Norwich and to Sir Thomas Beevor, foe their kindness in occupying the chair. — Sit JOSHUA WALMSLEY seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously amid great cheering. Sir THOMAS BEEVOR haying acknowledged the vote, the meeting broke up, sad the company quietly lett the pasture to take Wiz various conveyances for home. Ma. MoIowa( was prevented by ill-health from being present at the discussion on the licelsalastical Commis sion, on Monday. He has bees compelled to leave town, under the advice of hie physicians. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A RAILWAY CLERK AT MAN -08 MIL —AR inquest was held, an Wednesday, at the 111111• Inn, York Mad, Milne, on the body of a man aa Jame Gregory, aged 36 roue, a clerk fa the sorties of the Lades and North Western Railway Company. Damsel wee end In t h e geode department; and on Monday semi& at LU pest 11 o'clock, was peaseediag to take the mends* Mae daniages ofa saki whisi was then in sales M I* Illetseia Railway Kaaba. la dronnff raisin the wpm he get jammed betweee the harem of two litho soolegee, Were the enskwer 'odd pergola his pollens psalm, ad wee so merely =Jared as to ease his deal% en the evening a the seem day. Vadlote dental death." DINTRISSING ACCIDENT.— On Mooday lot two ioww of Mrs. etonor, d Biallyisa - bosai ad &st i l ls ; 4 M b C i a r :ioye, wldlet walking saw the reek* of Ow bewhino at delerenbe. pen overtakes►by tha finwhili die, whoa one of then was sofeetenataly &own* Ass mistar held es by As rooks and woe saved by the coast inn* 1 whew services are &scribed MI being li/gbly sethriesdablv. MONEY MARKET. TIIIIIMMT EVENING. The committee of Mexican bondholders have re. oeived advice@ of the shipment of 42,000 dollars to the Bank of Bogland, towards the payment of the Mexican dividends, from Vera Cruz, where the amount pending for savant of the bondholders, on the 16th June, was estimated at 136,641 dollars 28 oriel. The Havre cotton market continuo exceedingly animated; the males on Monday having amounted to 3,470 bales, and up to mid-day on Tuesday to 1,920 bales, at a farther edemas of 60 cents. over Satur day's rates, as which day 1,070 bales were taken out of the market at an advance of 1 franc over previous rates. The last prices paid were 1011 franca for low, aad 1081 francs for ceps ordinaire New Orleans. Several purchasers from Alsace had arrived, but the late sales having exceeded the imports, the sample room was ill provided. The greater part of the pre vious week's transactions, which amounted to 12,736 bales, were for consumption, whilst the imports during the sure period were only 4,683 bales. Yesterday's dates from Antwerp state that although little business was doing on the bourse, the home funds were well supported, the Five per Cents., 1848, being buyers at 971, and dile 1840-42 were quoted at par. Austrian were Arm, the 250 " Iota" at 620. Four-anda-Half per Cent. Russian, 96 5-16. Three per Cent. Spanish, 33; Ardoies, 12 3-16. Sardinian Five vie Cent., 36f., 33. Roman Five per Cent., 771. Exchange on London, 25.45 for abort. At Brussels the market for the home funds had el o l t 2 improved, the Five per Cents. 1840-42 b eing buyers at 991, and the Four-a n d- a -H a lf per Zl l if ents., 921. Piedmontese Five per Cents.. 841. The usual mails from Hamburg and Holland had not arrived during the hours of business in the City. The accounts from Frankfort represent the bourse as having been rather more animated, causing an ad vance in Austrian funds of I to / per cent. since Saturday. Belgian Fi ve p er nts., and Sardinian Bonds were also in request at improved rates. The closing prices on Monday were: Austrian Five per Cent. Metallice, 81: ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 711; ditto Four per Cent., 63; ditto Three per Cent., 471 i ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cent., 44 ; Bank Shane, 1,160; Prussian Three-and-a-Half per Cent., 861. Baden Five per Cents, 1001. Frankfort Three and-a-Half per Cents, 1839, 911. Karhessen " loose" 40 th., 321. Sardinian Fire per Cents, 851. United S:ates Six per Cents, 1868, 1161. Bavarian Four par Cents, Groundrents, 871; ditto, Five per C,nts. obl., 1001. Hanoverian Five per Cents, 105 j. Dram stult Five per Cents, 1011. Nassau Five per Cents, 103. Russian Four per Cents, 1840 (Hope), 881; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents (English), 98. Wurtemburg Four-and-a-Half per Cents, 971. Spanish Three per Cent. (interim debt), 33 5-16. Polish Four per Cents, 811. Tuscan Five per Carts, 89. Gold wu quoted 383 per mark. Exchange on London, short, 1191. THIS DAY. Two o'Ccocx. There is some degree of flatness observable in the English stock market to-day, accompanied with an entire ;absence of active business operations. The market openrd at yesterday's prices, 961 to 97 for money, and 1 more for the 14th of August, but prices soon showtd weakness, and receded to 96; to I for cash, and 961 to 97 for time, at which they con tinue quoted at the present moment. Three per Cent. Reduced have been done at 971 and 7, ; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 99 and 981. South Sea Stock marks 1061. Bank Stock, 212 and 2111. India Stock, 2661. and 2691. Exchequer Bills are steady at 675. and 70s. puns.; India 113nds, at 89e. and 91s. The foreign stock market continuos inactive, but steady in tone. Prices to-day present no notable change, the rates of actual business being u follows: Brazilian Bonds, at 92; Dutch Two-ar.d-a-Half per Cents., at 57Z ; exchange 12 guild. ; the Four per Cent. Certificates ' at 881 and 891. Mexican, at at 301, 295 an d 30. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, at 811; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 961. ENGLIBII IfUNDS.—Tau DAT. Hook .took. 211 13 Hot Meat. Ace. Ail 7 3 per et. Ito& Ana.. !Al 3l per Cul. 94 9 3 pot Ct. Cos. Amu.. uvj i Lieboquor UW8.8% to 70. 10E210: S pa Ct. Austrian Bonds, 44 pee Oz. Bells. Bomb., PI 2 2; ear Caw. 5 pw Ct. Brazilian IBM, 91 3 Dab New, eu per Ct. Mies. Amen, FS 7 Ditto Cbiltan kklL, :0 1.1 Ditto Column. lief. Columbian bkotolor lola., 31 3 per Ci. Danish Ifla, 71; a, , 4 met. Dutch Me, V 4 par Ct Dutch Carts.. erl 9} FI'NDI4. Poreareaads Ma, 181 Grenada Deterred Ma, 4 4 5 et. per Dda, 30 d Petatinn aka. 314 Portuguese Ova., 334 43 5 per et. Rua &1a, 114 11 flue :Vanish lids., 174 , I 3 per Ct. **aka lida..3 • 4 Do. Deterred Ala, Ditto Pude* 11d5.,3 I 4 2jor ea Vasestsoks Due, 32 4 Venezuela Deferred Da...13 13 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. - - - - St:GAIL—The public soles, which are rather large and va rious, are going off rather heavily to .day, but, looking at the results of the wet k, we quote 6d. advance on ell dreriptions, except low quilitico, which h►ve sold at previous rates, and a large amount of business done, including several cargoes afloat. Ihe ri hoed market is a shads dearer; low brown lumps very wane, at 49e. ; fair to flue grocery, 495. 6d. to 61s. Curree.—This article has been steady duriog the week, but the amount of business done has not b'en large; yet importers have been firm, and bought in Largely. Oood ordinal y native Ceylon remains at 43.5., but specuiatorehave been out of the market. Rica has been steady at last week's currency. Corrox--A large speculative business has been done during the week. Pally 12,000 bales Dave changed hands, and prices show an advance of Id. per lb. TEA.—This article Ins been active, and rather higher prices have been paid for common Congou. A large busi ness has been dono, and buyers seem confident of a further advance. The accounts received from China to-day tend to strengthen that opii.ion, and there was an inquiry, although the private letters have not been received. SPlCES—Remain without alteration. Rost—Continues firm at last week currency. Isuroo.—The quarterly sale is concluded, and the result shows an advance of 2d. to 4.1. on the pr pious quarterly sale with a large portion sold. Sairerran.—Last week's prices has been supported, but the amount of business done has been small. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market continues quiet, and without parti cular charge. Town Tallow is quoted at 36e. 64. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 365. 93.; October to December, 375. 6d. to 37e. 9d.; ditto, separate =oaths, 365. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LEADENUALL. Man, 6611;.tc71111;1., 116. ; to 721 be., 'Ad. to 11d.; 721 be. to 80Ibe., 2.1. to 21d.; 801 n. to 881bs., 21d. to 31.; 1681 be. to 961b5., 31d. to 31d. Horse Hidn, 61. Calf Skins, light, ls. to 36.; full, 6s. 6d. BIKMONDSSY. Sheep Skins, Lambs, Is. 64. to 26.94.; Shearlinp, Is. to 16. 24. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. There was scarcely any English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market, few parcels on sale consist ing chiefly of those which remained over unsold from the beginning of the week. The weather basing be come again unsettled, there was more firmness dis played by holders, and needy Doyen bad to pay rates fully equal to those of l ast Monday week, prices which were not obtained last Monday, but below which factors for the most part then refused to Dell. In Foreign Wheat the trans actions were cot large, bat prime were well supported. Batley was in limited request, audits value underwent no change. Gond went horse-corn was quite es dear, but all @noonday and inferior qualities of oats were mon difficult to sell. Beans and l'eas firm. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 13th JULY TO 19th JULY. OM k;sirllsb. Ilcoteb. Irish. YOTOlhe Wbsst ...... ll I 3 :: I 118.10 I ISse.sy Owl nosy. 3,010 soots ; LONDON AVDI4OII% Wbest, 451. Id.; Bsrlry, 245. 21. ; Oats, 20s. od.; Rye, —6.0 d.; Beans, 26d. 4d. ; I'o4 365. Y. PRILIAL AVIZAOI66. --- ---- -- ------ Wltest.lbarlay. ) Otis. Ilya I Delude.' Pow A y . a ... ... We ad 23e 44,15 e 7 € la. 74,37. Od l tile ad — 13 —. ... 334 Ildllls Wild Il Ida Stllds 10417. 3d 11 ." ... 40. 3413. &Ilk 10d3/12 idlals 7d:20• w sa ... .. ape 91 lle &Old 64 Ins Idled Ildlid Ild d i L Joy 6 ... ". 40. Ild 11. Ild'l7. Odra. Wine 104 tie 41 13 ... ... 4ls Sills 34 165 lld ltda 3d178 lid NB Id Saar.' A. Awt. 4 Idle. lld 116 9.125 e 10d126e II 274 Id Din7.—Vrbeat, Barley. Omsk re, Rams, sad MK 1.. - - - Prim Juno S. SO 11 I 39 II It RAILWAYS. MIA DAY, Two ()Two'. The railway share market is heavy to-day, and most of the weightier descriptions of unguaranteed stock an rather lower than yesterday. Great Wes terns have declined to 56i ; London and South Wes terns to 541; Great Northern' to 8:. The issue of the directors' report, showing the small amount that will be carried over to account of the next half-year, has caused weakness in the mar ket for Brighton', which have declined to 794 London and North Westerns are steady, the traffic) returns for the last week showing an increase of 3,5001. over the corresponding period of last year. lb. ILsaansg prkss Pd.l Samna }Lamm's. I amada,. owe :471•770 to 1 delodi. SO Si Si a Akerdeen Yo. Prfe;m3C4; Amber... Noting., 'moth. sad Emit Jumada. Berke Is Hamm Zit. (Or weer. 5 . ) ehe Pd _ a isuarsatee 9 3 1 di& 1 8 -_ 11411 M I SIMM ".1111 : 11 = 13.111" Blna.Wah.ds &oar Vs lley Mild sad :Luta Do. Thirds doeldneharnehlre Caledonian Do. gin Prefeenin; heater sad MOWN* Do Preference aad Bellist Jane. • De. 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Count. 5 p.Ct.,1564 London and Greenwich... Ito. Preference . I London k North-Western Do. PUtha New j guru ... Undue k South-W.-kern Do. New, C5O ... Do. New . , 140 Do. New Preference ... Loweatoft Guar.( perCeet. Manch., Roan, ana Market. Manch.,stiet,CaincolnalL Du. 1 sham, No. I ... Do. Now LW Pref. .. Do. Man.& Lincl.Union Midland Do. £5O shares DO. Birn:Tadfh:rby Do. Cook B. lt B. p. C. 1 poseilal l 27 29 98 2 It 751 66i 111 1 - FL 8 1 " 85 174 17S az Sis Si 9 Si 3$ dis .1 11l pas ex in 51 61 Pm 6 I) pm 4 13 IB ex in 154 13141fieztn! 24 23 51 5 dle 106 io n j 1 2 pm exin 233 334 93 95 70 72 .5 37 67 1 37i 7e dia. 93 97 176 456 206 216 33 55 4 13 pm 34 30 91 9/ die. 1U 9; die 11; l 2; ex (Lei 8: SI dia. 91 92 6 7 3/ dls. 31 du 1 4 dla 4 le &0 •I 134 140 VII Jae la 6 1 Ili i Ivor It i ex tat II az tit 571 61 I 97 47 JS 11 2 11 911 i 4k # 133 buf 791 Do. Guaran. 31 per Ct. North 'knish . 109 81 17i sq s ty 24 II 5): earners : `caw Bt4ortlahlre. Oxford, Wore, & 'Wuiver. Preston and Wyre Do. 'hares (A) Bead, (Wild., and Kelpie Roystun and Ilitebin De. antpreth tral Entanaloo Santa& Cen ... ts" 131 9i a 2011 sNe.s. s cUm , 6;8.'1 Do., CI. . B Do , der Guaraoieed Bh[eriebur~ and Do. W. Mtn.) Do. thllieJtrf Do. New Do. S per cent. Pref. Stwoplure Untun ISonth . Do. Pre leresee I , ,iongt ilkrifordallue douth 4:34ttra Do. N 0 .3 Do. No ♦ Iteiistned ziouth Wa ra . ~ShcG.,Buth.,AG;ulr, 1Y.D.1 Guar. 3 per Cent .. I Waterford and Kilkenny.— Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. plat Do. do. do. do. Somerset, kWeyna. Tork.Neneastletiteratek Do. Ext. t Volt& Norm' Do. li.N.E.Purchorrott; York and Noah Midland.; F,..!1,1!! RAILWAY!. 'Anglo-Minot (lute snd Austrian) Boulogne Laid Amiens i Centriu Er. Ann (Vienna)! Dutch Rhenish Great Indian Pianism& ... 67,. --- .1, - .. — .: 1 Luxembour g ... .. Niimur and Liege : Orleausand 11Ordeaus ... Part* and Orleans „. Parts and Rouen Y.rla and Strasbourg .. Rouen and 11.irre Sambre and Meuse Tours and Nantes LIVERPOOL, July 13. STOCI-EXCIIAIIOI--A alight improvement was Mogen In the general feeling to-day, for buyers bnd to submit to • shade blither r.ites, and in many instance the demands of holders were very high, and con. Nuently Iktb business was effsvied. Landon and North Western, lOtti—Deto.(uew I shs-es), 9-16 p.—Xidland shares), i c.d.—Ditto (conwL B. and 1).), NI —South Last ern end Dover (i 0.4 regio ered), M. MANCHESTER. July IS. Beoci-Excutaiwon. The market continues very flat and thurituate, without any change of prices worth noting. BIRMINGHAM, Judy 18. STOCL-EXCHANOII.—This market was very dull to day, and prices Wire mucks* du. COAL NIARKET.-THIS DAY. Carr's Hardt y, 14s. • Walls End Helt o n , 1 G 91; Wall. End Haswell, 168. ' 64.; Walls End Hettou, 161. 3d Walls End Lassibton, lbs. 9d.; Wills End Tees, 16e. 3i. —Ships at market, 66. BOROUGH NIARKEf.—THIS DAY. Mean. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for new Hops and line yearlings continues steady at late prim. The accounts from the plantations state that the vine, for the most part, Is pregressiog favourably. Duty, 180,000. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. Alzhough the number of Beasts is by no means large, it it more than adequate to the deemed. Trade is exceedingly dull, and Monde) 'a quotatioas are with difficulty su s tai ne d. We are well supplied with Sheep and Lambs ; the eboiceet qualities make about the same so on Monday, but sew-d -raw ass lowa, and cannot be all sold. We have again a lar supply of Calves; the general trade is no better, iiistelt a choice one makes a little more money. There are 177 Beasts, 540 Bleep, aad 196 Calves from (jemmy sad Hollead. From the home etma , iee, 113 Amok cows. 800 b,.......... : 4. t i. 4. : itztorr,b.la rw Moos et 4 10 ..16 10. L a t o o c 6: lialifetio 3 4 3 6 Vat Paoli& Ilf.-Odo et 3 6 3 le E mil ObarOliern Idell. laara.. 2I 3 0 Do. do. Mon ... Dot Dr. a 110150ro lid 0 0 Lowbo !41 g *ads mi mks;J &sop sal lamb% M. 040 ; %Ma. 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