The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-24 00:00:00

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Lewies." ..^.y.pepit. with the swot &armlet empties of .tt.44 Eason it lb* otom.uh, @chitty sad rt • 4.4 .41 aiwEetows, estitele romped by . h-rtottrlog Yeed.-11..wett Itiatow, chemist. I. I.arrlia 1. win% all its atteselmt wyeagiarn., boa Wm 11-rryet . lissltl4urrag Youpd.—lant• IL lamp. -•• ess•ereuna of gratitude for mum of dysorpoi* (ladle's. •••••- • -at .a. .aorrbo•Jel oneetione. aside?, cramps •pa. 01., .rn. o.arrtoi a, navrerew... billowiness abet of the . , .y., ecu'eacyoliatenenn, palMtation of the !Part. two A o le. cleah.rso, U.. howl sal ears pa.a• la almost lbw body., elar.ou ,ariaramssioe awl ulceration of the oa tLe ham worry, ague and other • .ac , .1 , 0, the,:mo•!.m, gout, nausea and vomit. • s.enavvey, after toting. ow at sea, low spirit., spleen. .1 dr, rallaw.tion. paralysl., much, asthma, tripde. • ;:.,.nee, ineohinV.ry bludnag, tremor*. dl•Hke to so. ..• ••• for study. debt- lona, low of to may. vertigo, • • tie head. to Ismael, groundlr.. fear, indeePion„ I e..., **OW of w if.de e.r onion, he. fr.tn Lord Runt e•; tae Veneto's', Arebd,e...on S•u et, of R. i—• three mare aer . m.new and oet.ll.ty eVAIM 117 • brad Peer; rem r.: Thom • htne, of Ezmouth ;Re.. John W. Flare% etorv. Norio:: who record thecare,wlble arrant L os in an ageraymed Ism, with epeens, e-amps. ' thee. and .11e, sicker", and vender* slim ;rent r or4tle of drawl:a; Cagliari Ilingham, 11. N., • .7 seed* ete.pop .a In Pit weeks' tine; &Wine, LP I al'.ittet, GI ogee. • remartalle ears of total prodra. n.th In a very .tenet &re; Mr. A. O. Harris, opOili 00, L r.don; Capt. Andrew., 10.. N.; Capt. ILI wards„lLX.; !tr. Pool Anthoey. Metros, • perfect cure of 15 yews' - ...• ry ; Mr. kennel Boars. Darlinguat. • awe ef by .., • ...la, tetorti;mtion, littabeeey. and ; L. 1.. barrister-tit:4w, C.s.ege, (aabridge, who. • . kring sixty Penn from genial ranev.i.„ has es. the see of his thee In • very sheet time open Alen heel; the Par. Charles Kerr, of tt on-low. Bucks, • hurt:noel diaorins ; Mr. noes,* Wixalhoute, Mondry, re he raft,/ • lady from rove-tipatice tad renews derringers". Lev. Thomas Mutt r. of Sc. 'follower, Leeds, a ewe of remou•tiew, with apogees sod daily vomiting.; Mr. Thy ..r .f Molten ; Coptam Allen. reseeding the cure of -• a. t're cod Harvey: Janwo flbornml. Iq • • ,r. Berk., late surgeon in Cie tftb Itegiment, - -y ; Janet. Peter, E.q.. Atholedreer Perth, • cure of with rtnn.d debility; J. Slept, ' Erg 37, Lower • JoLlin: Cornelius O'Su'ltvatt, Y.h.C.S., Idublra of 3.'t yea.' indescribable agony •bleb had re. • ram remeflif. • and 50,000 other well•known ladivi. Lave .tat the discoverers and insporten , „ Du Barry . 127, New I.:cod-street, lendom lew•mcsaftla of the es. Purer or. In wit•eh their health has been restored by 4,11 eta: r tuical diet, after all other remedies had been .r many !ears, and al. hopes or retwery sbandontd. ol many persons boa bet n seriously Injured by spa. • - ,f pre, Wank Indies and oat meal, under dose inn . 'a • .tail,. F.rndenta, Lentil Powder, Arabian Mesa ants, tar,* the public will do well to note that no taa IT genuine without boom the name Du • ' .is Nbl stow ed or. the label sod seaL If you haws any Ti Sour tv:. eta Araltka la sold le canisters with fall instroeticetv, . ot 24. :hi ; 214 , at 4v. rd., S'b., at 11.. ; 121 b., at tie.; ,aality, In.b., 3IL; 31b.. 22..; suitably packed for all r ~. .t. r. fir ;ailed by Lni Barry and Co., on receipt • ' r tv.ukerv' orders; the 1216. and PAN centime tree to ••• ra.le .y ttatioti oonneeted by rail with landm. Du ' . 1.7. New Bon 1-street, London; also of Fortnum, ' .. P. , Tema to her Majesty McQueen, 162, Pieseedilly; - ; L'el ~ IA 22.gestrIrent Barclay, 3,3, Itarrimplon ...:rm, and Co.; Itmem Leather, and Co. ; inwards, • ( tn•cayall; Rummy, 3, Queentatreet-piam; Patton; : a o.r. r ; Human 61, l'afuri-etreet ; elm at 4 and SO. - to, t; 49, Bbleminaleatreet Wi•hin. awl through all arm., chemists, medicine mr.dav, and bookw Ben In ..4. .1:-., Beealenta, Ina, Is. ; 91b.. h. ed.; 61h., Ss ; and f.•nt.l Powder, 111 i., IL 4d. ; Ilb., 9e. 64.1 61b, ro. Gd. ; re N . F't.,ewa. Iln., 2..; :lb., St. bd. ; 61 its.; lAb., ter. .. •• , 1...m0t Lentil.. .a purilled.pre and highly Im. 1... It.ory and fa., Sole Licennes. 1 ~ 1..; 31h, lat. 91; ' . :IN., Ina.- Na.. pt. algae *About the signature and • •e• .mil Co. en the cenieter. ..,.1", ift:LVONIfI 1106-110:46.—A eke, .ale, and elfee • i .• muilui,ouldv, oaths*, and .11 affetti- IN of the tanner .--, an al unrivalled eacelleney. In bones, la. 1141., '• 1.: Gr., pm her, le. 44., 3.. 31., 2... 24. Important (ho. •• naty torrent perm.. actuated by ettpldity alum, have ' , : ..... mom the ou'iiii- Hour or powi:er of Lent::., In bra . Imre. invaluable Bevalenta Arabia Fond, (a Farina ...•-• E.,:tr vt nimbi*. principlev of any rub.tanott eon die . of a Nieti alev•rv. li. Barry and 0.. aro the sole • Nnd paw. t .r.,. There imitative i eipmitnt. have not i . e py mar Weer Weinews and puff as coratlve that :eolith we.bjectlemahie a. /nod when rov.perly pre. ......,.. no ru or n a!iner twos than a Mee °I brewl. Noe ..0 0 . .1110 . .t rant:lee i thin, what lit harry% Revelment . -. b . cur, 4 :,,,rwo lonia. of hien reerretshility, eves in • .. •eber ren,wl,- bad tail. d and all Ir.pes et recovery . . , t'e r tnt - tr'.it.ly nit, to the OW Tednwe lat their • •• 1.1-4 Maw fn.t the rely triennev there pr.+ to 1.. ~..• f. awl upfin log Mellor Jamb; end the ;Odic I. kit •• tire, imliafor.. intent was lidatirbed Lem'. examen.. •••,... A sl,,lnkiit fravol upm ilIT•ii:IL—Ul: BARRY .*.•N• a litowl.tret, Leaden. ___ ._ Giltr&WCb 1.111% , MO&kb. 0 1r 11 "th i b li I.V rT k. C4' d L " lkietk reertsti , a, AM ntlanal art et time.. - - _. , : k .e* ;tidal --7-ring and Mummer Morninvistsr• .I^ 14 1.. , tromp al .War-The Pinta, Low, ail • r.,..... awl t the, p:etrukt pemo-rourary fi r = • • "...-Ln•Aue at nift-Emeisgs at Ilamo-Mude tk . ,t,,, . aft Ins Latim Dna:dila% ti;asplaff. !Whin& Ail, NW. • 1, tyre tbs DOMAINS. I lois. I sissb : If Post. the Wet —Mufti se idliabstes. ha. ..t •-• 4 Klitette—limidoe l. sset et Debi* he. 117 16. 41&D. tom rams rill to ow 11•12/16 /1/1( no! kr pt r_t • al 5155551 • horn (woe ire tort) at Mg , 1 b %M., rtle 110111011•111114 that lunar. dr at plumy% isdrear. leuty. tr , t oebitters •••• art Mr he dm tad pbetleal teet.igkes of rarnriwaves Wm. dna*. ' v OW lows Os sallar. 114 Am:tiger. I,- t To. mit Hoof. W. 0. STARLET, M.P. 1., I. ttiamt.—A setkous steiJoat has Juls ar s• lina . W. 0. iltaalay As his cartis.• (aos :, hash Hay Willitts. , of BoJelwyklaa. another • lu.a g•atl. wan) was pistwotti..g dowa Sew ass. a twl.italy became swiss, sad tits iris Li st Wisp beam* .asaaaduW,. cad via avh .n. , t the 'Ala sad of a howls at Ws fJot of the &easy Waal/wawa out with oast violent*, and isjar• d hp the Wl. 0.. a 1 tAs hums was . ••1, sad lb* tarrisp ,smelted wash damanst. ass. both bust sad frigiklawatt by um seven woo at awn prawns/ far Mr. Steals', •• 1 le el wll krodnas latoaraley tuwazds tux- • CLN'TRAL 'Clint& AL comr. THIS DAY. • OLD COURT. Demo Ma Ramp haw. I. W. Elands, es Obi* paws, of vnideetesly appear sear, wevesslowd to take hit dial upon an indictment tem 'kb • Iskileallimibir. Q C.: olke kir So defesikee, ap plied ttliave the trial le the sett semised..sa.l, as Mr. lialTeatine, who appeared for the peoseerides o did not offer any opposition, the trial was ordered to stead M. ae mediae,. Chasms rat Avessrvett Mums. Marsha SdairPe, widow, sae leaned for tsiesiewly attomptiag to *animater poises to Charlotte King, with M ont to kill sad murder her. Me. Robles.% appeared for the prosecution. Mr. W. Cooper defended the prisoner. Prue the simonises of the learned tossed for the prows ion, and the evidene• dial was adduced la tesifierl smeared that for tome tisse before the 23rd July Mr. Riphinetose, en mater at tke Pavilion Theatre, lad heal auhlsetod to www saaoyanes, In eonstquenc• of the prisoner foreleg herself into his company, and desiring him to walk with her, bat which i°vitatloa le invariably . d. dined, end told the prisons r that be wished to have wietbkit Is do with her. Upon the day is qualm, while this frostbitten was in the pegkestasos of his ilsty at the theatre, peiseuergave to a yeiasesios.ansied Thema Meg, by mesas ofs pot-boy in the neighltsnaltelskeried no i. peper, sad directed hie to sive Id al lit. I.lpnei his s &rho the tart to Ida he desks. d es take is, sad told oho *Cease that be Algid sot it itistesiA or de oboe ke.ldied vritk M Mier, accordingly took it hose, end his wife, the present protean tria, ate a considerable pution of the tart, and the wow %wad was that she bet me vsry illy and eahibitod all tae. symptoms of roma irritant poison hiving been edisisistered. The particle of the tart that remained was attsrwards sahjewed to aealysie, and was hand to contain a gelidity of eantkaridas; sad • nuroson who was szamined ms his °pill 111 that there was a sallident qaansity of ingredient in as tart to have caused, at all scent., st ria iseeseesiesee, if not death. The outgoes at the sine time seid ho believed that there was • vulgar notion that esinherides will bays the effect of stimulating the nesse ms and it was sagpstsd that it was with this obj e ct that the; prisoner had seat the tart to Mr. Illphinstone. Mr. Cooper lu'lnsitted, on behalf or the prisoner, that then nes sot ay avidsaso to support the charge of intending to =spar. _ Mr. Dana Platt immured la this view et the rise, sad the Pity assonliegly retsrasd a verdict of Not Chatty. ROMAT of , PLATE IN lIIILAND.-OS the night of the 10th or =nail , g of the llth fastest the dwelling- Muni of Thomas Waring, Stq , of Waringflalel. sew Moire, smutty of D two, was Woks into by robbers, and a large quantity of plate sad other valuable articles stolen there. nee. Information lease been gives to the poke, they ea fistudsy evening repined, ia cothequence of a hint they Issil received, to a plantation about a mile oat of town, on the Crasalia road, mid there secreted themselves. They remained is concealment till 11 o'clock, when three per• eons were observed appromthieg is the directins of the town. Tee officers sprang ever the ditch, and pemedrd to emit the parties. A wren, conflict then moved, the robbers hiving knives to defend thiamine; sad, after great &Se eelt7, the constables succeeded is arresting them, sad Gotha* span them sc nee portion of the property which hod been abstracted as shove stated. The names of the pri mmer, who were tenuaht up and rema-ded, were William Wilkinson, Joints Dean, sod James M'Consb. A reward of 2001. had been offered by the resident gentry of the district for the appetteensi , c sod conviction cf the guilty parties. The OS. goto Doily 1114i1 stet.., is reference to the above : We. tiebeve Mr. Thomas Moir, jeweller and wathh•case maker, Trongsta•street, era on Monday •;•pre heeled and insulin, el, and afterwards li.eerated on hese,- NAM looser to the cheap of resetting an immense quan tity et silver plea stoles on the 11th inst. trona the dwelling house• of Thomas Waring, Fog , of Waringfleld, near Moire, (-sooty Down, Ireland. Ineunza ROBBEZT.—Yesterday evening, ab3nt lint o'clock, • man a respeotatilo women* entered :be shop of Mr. Everett. bow-maker, If-se Ccmpton-streer. Hvgcnt equate, and rveritit.-et to 'us fitted with a pair of Wallington boots. Mr. Everett meted him With a pair of boots, valued at Ns., with which he appeared to hi tigbly pleased, and was apparently in the act of paying for ibis what a men 13 :denly rrsbed Iwo the gaup, and, 'sizing his bat, wlten was laying on the count., made off at a mild rite. He was instan tl y punks' ' by Mr. Emostes customer, who nada after the apparent thief, mot both rapidly disappeand towards Gray's-inn-iene, lir. Everett loudly urging him to pirievere is the pursuit. After waiting a considerable time hi the vain ezpzetation of the Imam of his nimbit-footed cuini:nier, the biet-naker began to suspect lbs.. he had been do;aed; and, upon communicating at•h the pine-, he wee furni*hed wi'b the unwelcome information that several robberies bays beta committed recently by persons answering the dincriptios of bia" east mere." _ POTASH FAILX.—The Putash farm, at Hehel, it MI 60141 es Saturday last, by Mr. Butchi r, to Sir J. I'. Boileau, Bert, for 3,1001., about 23 lure purchase. LOSS OP A CLYDE SHIP AND ALL HER CREW.—Yee toads, (Thursday) afternoon, we received intellisenes of • vessel belonging to the Clyde having gone to pieces on the west end of the islaed of C.II. We have been seeable to learn her name. Ezell on Monday morning last, the vessel, a bargee, was observed by several persons on shore driving under • heavy gale towards land. The greatest fears were entertained for her safety, as it appeared that the ship was perfectly unswayable in the heave tee running at 'he time. She ultimately struck on a small island or reek which lies off the farm of Crosip ,11, occupied by Mr Wiesen. This rock or Island is nearly an acre in eaten', and is situated about slaty y rds off the meinland, • strong current ruocing through it.. narrow channel between them. It appear that the unfortunate barque bad got onto this current, as she Wrack on th end of the rock at right &maks with the coast. Tee moment she struck, her masts ail went overboard with the shock, and the vessel almost icstawly went down. Eight seamen were ohs. reed to lower, and gat Into • boat, but they were instantly swamped, and not a soul of those on board were saved. The vessel soca went to pieces, and a lore qu attity of her cargo and wreck has been washed ashore.. Her papers, we are informed, have also come satr:rc ; but OUT inionnutt could not furnish us with the name of the vessel or that of the firm who owned her. We undesrtand that Mr. M•Lean, oa whose hanla the vessel has been car. away, "nu taken charge of whatever has come ashore. The ship appears to have had on board a large wtantity of mien featured good*, as several halos of checked, striped, end plain calicoes base come to land. Last nii.ht no ootice of the disaster bad reached the underwriters' room here. It is believed she was outward-bound.—G favors North British TESSA-Corn TABLETS FOR TOMBSTONES.—In taming over the loaves of a new work on pottery and por °dein, we are incidentally led into the &Baum the% the an dents almost anticipated that ten. cAta—• sort of pottery, in fact—would be an excellent, beaus a cheap and dura ble, material for funereal moaaments and tone:stases, for the poorer classes, if insciibed with the names and genealogical correlations of the dead before exposure to the pottery Sm. Aced we most here further strengthea the argument ageiost the virgin n rvelty of cur own suggestion by a brief allusion to a recent discovery of and -.nt customs, still more to the point than any, it may be, to be gather ed from known re cords. even when the volume alluded to was • ritten. In the Ethnological sub-section of the BMW' Association, lately, Majir Raerliaon stated that Mr. Layard had, at Karnali'. penetrated into a camber which appeared to be of the same clam as the " house of records," noticed by the prophet Ears, where was found the copy of a decree of Cyrus, per mitting the Jews to return from eaptivity. In this clamber Mr. le-yard and, is terracotta, tables piled up from the floor to the ailing, sad representing apparently the archives of the Assyrian empire during the long historical succession. Mr. Liyard had packed, by the last accounts, five casts for transpat to Engdsad ; ard these only occupied ono /WM goner of the apartment. Mere, then, we find that terra : Gotta tablets inscribed with everlasting records, like Job'. writing with a pea of iron in the rock, to tar from bring a novelty, are scold as any of the oldest records of human in genuity. — TM Ilmiider. PHENOMENA Or 711 E OCEAN.— Daring the voyage of the bargee Harvest, Captain Lackey, of New Bedford, ' ?neatly returned frogs a whaling voyage, the fact was wet, fled that Vie tides ahout the Polynesian Mande do not follow the Newtonian law of variation. At the tensest of Captala Lackey, of l !suite were obtained from two intelligent indi viduals, who have for twenty years resided asoag the Society Islands, to the following statessent:—" That the time of high water takes place between the hours of eleven and one o'clock, witnout any variation, unless caused by winds. The different phases of the moos have no eiGet whatever is changing the time of high.weter. At the tull and change the tides are from six to eight isehee higher; the fall rise being about two feet." Another iaterevting re. salt of the voyage was the obtaining of deep-ses soundings in the vicinity of the Bermuda Islands. We quote from the narrative. us published In the New liedford Mercury : Here, is Let. 27 10 N. Mag. G 2 45 W. on the 20,h of April, 1830, the surest fend being Bermu das, bearing N. W. by N., and distaat 345 miles, water blue with much golf weed, weather calm, no earreat, the boat was lowered ; let run am, lead, sad found bottom in 744 fathoms. April 16, let. 27 31 N., beg. 60 3 W., Bermuda hearing N.W. by N. 300 infirm , goaded sad got b moon Is 466 fathoms. April 20, let. 29 20 N., lung. 64 11 W., Bermudas N.W. by N., 160 miles, sounded and got bottom in 620 fathom. The time cc:spied in ramie' out the Has varied from 20 to 30 Wash a. The line was constructed thus: First 100 fathoms five parts of shoe-thread; woad, fear parts; third, three parte; fourth, two parts; remainder single. The lead weighed about 51hei ; the whole wound upon a light reel, and held by bead. In this process of obtaining soundings th^ lead is Mt to be hauled up." MONEY MARKET. F/LIDAT Ermine. The ecanint of the position of the Ihnk of England far the week ending Saturday, Ow 17th of Avgnet,lB6o, pabliebed pennant to the an 7 and 8 Viet., o. $2, ta ea foam, : sAii or Nor Weed for the Week wan Ali 4 17. 1.1. 111••••••••• Deft.... A 1,011410 HAMM 11,1' s 11 119.9611 =Maeav~ ii Paid; li W fr7ol 1611,. lavabo. Oimads. ef YYlenl ot t r •boaktltiv. Asals.l tra.na' 3.338,441 17•17477. 77: a I 4,411t8/7 211Mit iiiirili• 12 1 1Weiiiii &ill :: "'Rill naticasi 1135.902.11 1 1 Avow 111 Leh 1 11. NAISIIALL. Obits iable,. The alms returns, when compared with these for the week preceding, exhibit the following changes: Cireshaiss Mee £80,206,270 Increase £76,696 Ciro:dad= as** 19,827,066 D. crease ?3 1,345 Pallia6spielli Other &gift miee .4..1t1.e la e 9,660,322 Decrease 148,463 Gerereasee Oihsemee n lankly., departmear. 14,430,847 Without slteratlea. des la bealje; ....n 10,686,4811 lawsses 488,888 is ime• Cola sad . 16,204,270 Inmate 76,625 Seven day and other bills 1,328,443 Therese, 19,341 Ths Rey 3,260,106 lecithin 2.354 The It. sine 11,026 926 human 374.090 The premium on gold yesterday at Paris was 8 per mille, which, at the English NI int price cf 3417 a. 104 d. per ounce for standard gold, loves an exchange of 26 341, and the exchange at Paris on Lordan at shsrt being 25.324, it follows that gold is 0.08 per cant. dearer in Paris than in London. By last advice• the price of gold at Hamburg was 4331 per mark, a hich, at the English Mint price of 34 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.9; ; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.8 k, it follows that gold is 0.40 per cent. dearer in 'Limburg than in London. By last advice, the course of exchange at New York on London, for bills at 60 days sight, is 1101 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 100 23-40 per eer.t., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.67 per cent in favour of Eaglan4: and af.er making allow ance for difference of imerest and charges of tran sport, the present rate leaves a small profit on the im portation of gold fr.r2: the I.7eited States. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com pany en the respective pri ►ideuciee of India from the 7th to 23rd inst. is as follows : Benorsl Nadras Bombay f. P. d. Rate of F.schsoge. 101,216 12 2 2s. per Cvmpany's rupee. 11,964 6 10 313 0 2s. 0:d. per diva. Total.— £197,w t • The foreign ex•thangi sfor this mail were negotiated without alteration from the prices of last pus!-dsy, with the exception of a slight improvement in the rate on 'hamburg, and a trifling itteli3e on Vienna and Trieste. The prices of business are as follows Time. Priotonegotlated. To IS 10/ II 12 12 11 13 2 IS 85 SS IS 53 we 23 48 41 as SO 4 1 3. flareharg ..... 311 s. AmgenLug !tort. Ditto ♦ntwerp Part Short. ILtto ...... Mr. ..... as Prankfw ..... " Vienna Triage Peterartirg 33 110 u 49 20 34.0 4 as 41) 64 Meager ..... 122 LisbJek ODOM )iadnd Genoa I The total ar.ivals of silk during the month of July were 1,931 bales; and during the present mouth up to date, they amount to 2 223 bale e, of which 717 bales are Bengal. 1.021 bales China, 268 bales Brutia, Bm., and 217 tasks Italian. The deliveries for August are, 606 bales Bengal, and 1,124 bake Camila. The state of tFc warehouses on the Ist instant, show, of sold stock, 4,14 G bales Bengal, and 11,009 bales China; and of uesvld stock, 2,325 bales Bengal, and 2,703 bales China. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. Some slight degree of weakness has been P:rcei;ti ble in the market for the English fines th;s morning, but the tone is now termer, and firmer prices have been recovered. C,oariJis were quoted at the opening of the market, as they left off yesterday, at 96; to ; for menu and 96 1 , to ;1 for IlCelunt, bit they immcdistely declined, and business was done at and ' rcsnectively. Subse quently, however, a rally took pl'ce, and they are row quoted 96; to f.r cash, and 96; rather seller.) fur the 11th of Sfrember. The Three per Cente. Reduced mark 97t and 97 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 99 to 98i, sod 991. Long Annuities, 30 year., exp. 511 Jan. 1860, 8. Bank Stock has been done at 213. _ Exch(quer 8.118, 1,0001., mark 68s. and 635. prem.; India Bands, of all rise, 88s. prem. The foreign stock mulet id dull, with an almost total sua?ension of businese, and prints nominally quoted without alteration, Business has only been done in Mexican for account, at 29; ; l'eruvian De rred, at 34; ; Russian Four-and-a-11dB per Cents. at 96; ; and Spanish Coupons at 83. 1140L1811 Ft:NM—Tins Dee. Haat PUNIt, 211 13 I 3 per Ct. Ow nee.. 931 II 3 per Ct. Rad. Anon. 1.7 31 per Cte.l9 5 3 ore a Oen. inn., 9..11 Iltebequer Inds. 65. to 63. 7013110 N FUNDS. 5 pis OR Atatrlan Hotr/e. I 1 per Ct. Orem& We, 171 19j 44 per O. Hee. Londe. PO 2 'Grenada Perinea Win. 1 I 91 sot Cwt.— : 5 per Ct. flea. 151,, 1.14 I o my Ct. ilnallian Ban. 91 3 1 6 per Ct. Peruvian !On. 613 Ditto New. 9 '4 P.r.uevieso Coos., n 4 G per Ct. Mao a Ayres. 57 9 5 ter Ct. Rum. Milk, 11l 13 Ditto Callia. 1.14.., Iv 2 4 Ditto Spanivh line.. 171 Itij Ditto Coltunb. DeL WI. 13 per et. Span4ls 19.10..571 i e.atunintu Dlita for 8.1 . ... If j Do. Deferred iota. 3 ../ Ct. illUli..l iti".. 4.; L. Ditto ?waive 1515.,31 1 11 pi r . a Dui , h ltda. 57 4 2 Der (R. Venevuula Kin. M 6 4 ser Ct. Dutch Verta.. P 9 1 Venezuela Deferred Du... 11113 4 WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. lIINCIIIIO-LA7IR, SATURDAY MORNING.. we have again to report a satisfactory business in the colonial market, both as nitres prices end amount of busi- Mei. In Sager the transactions have been very large, and the rates obtained have attain been in far,or of the sellers. Calico has improved in valtu., Native Ceylon having to day been sold at 425. to 4:1.., and the Plantation sorts have real.sed tte full prices to Iv. per cwt. advance ; a parcel of St. Domingo was also sold readily at a similar ri.e. Race was realised in the early pan of the week et a slight reduc tion, bet has sinew recovered, and is now in good demand, at full pricey. The sales of Spice have been small : Pepp-r is held for lull rates. Tea has scarcely ntaintaised the advance which took place two weeks since, motwithetanding the late intelligence iron China, which appears favourable for the market here. TALLOW MARKET.-TIIIS DAY. The market is quiet to•dav t with nothing doing, either on the spot or for arrival. Paces range as follows: —Town Tallow, 355. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, liGs. Cl.; Oe.ob.r to December, 375.; October to December, separate months, no. 6d. Avsaeoles.—Town Tallow, 3is ; fat, by ditt o, 25.; yellow &mien Tallow, 38s. 03.; melted stuff, 284.; rough, 175.; Tallow gram, 9r.; good dregs, 61. Fritts h.ive not deallned during tho week for Erosion on the spot, at the same time the demand dces not get bert^r, as dealers only purchase sudicient for preset wants; still fine yellow candle on the the soot is not offered under 3;s. 61. per cwt. for old quality. The sides are upyn a small scale for delivery in the last thrYe months of the year, and sellers are willing to accept 375. 31 per cwt. Other sorts of Tallow are yet plentiful, and the demand is not better, whilst the present Tidos is much the saute as last week. Priem are the same for home melted, with a :uoderate demand. The stock of Tallow exceeds mat of last year, but prime are lower, and deliveries are upon a sore extended scale for all purposes. Fres fit. Putenberg shipmate to le of August were 26,000 casks, egoiost 27,800 casks last year. The season's supply is estimated at 110,000 casks. RAILWAYS. Tins DAT. Two o'Cures. tbarip is damp to nodes is the share earbottrodinmsthas Wog generally Wady at yes terday% gestation, bet the toile is at pre test ararsair gond u it was at the Drab* of tbair ig ket. Ueda and Bradford. ars rather Widow, been last done at 99t. Great Wotan. mark . Midlands, 83t. South Was ters', 63. IaITIOII BALLWATS. u II 7 I I X r tberdeea . ... rev airs amain l gam a it. COL' )i sismiire VWily., sal Dud* . W l tZtr illig l i e r e Illna.WdvAlllser Venal ... .. Illa SSG Plisii;aiii .:. Chats sail _eel .. 1 Do. New Pref. p. Ct.. Do. Itzt., p. a ' No.I Do. do. No. 2 Do. N. & East per et Do. New mourn urea; ii v. Da Gila B. and C ditto BatDo.Berip (pm 6 p. Ct.) Do. New I Shane; ..... &di-meth editor.' pCt Sdliatosniti Banta, Year sad Enter and Eases* ... Great Northern Do.l sharee,A,Dilnred Do. shares, B, 6p. LI. Do. 2 per Cent. Pret. Gt. koeth.and West.(lre.) Do. Eightbe Great North of England — Do. New CP) Do. New 130 Do. New 116 Great lenient Do. New ZIT Hull and Selby Dn.! shares Da ehnae lam:aster and &rink ... Do. Thirds . . _ Lenteetdre and * Yet Intim Da New (eastdp. Ct lb. West aiding Union Leeds and Wafted .. Leeds and 'flank . . Do. Pref. 6 p. Cl. * No. I Do. Do. No. 2 Do. Do. No. 3 Do. Pref. Quartere,M3 Lowden rat abtrawell . Loa.. &Waco, a Leong Do. New cos.' p. Ct... Do. rumbaed p Ct. late Croydon Third. Do. Pref. 3 per Cent. .. Do. Cosrrt.3 p.Ct..16.22 London awl Dreamt& ... lb. Preference . Ueda' a Neritt•Westerr, Do. dn. New ebbed ... Do. PAM Desiu.k.,lianciii. . Lowlier a ancts.Werdern De. New, 1:30 „,„ Do. New, 140 lb. Yew Preference_ Lowestoft larar.eperOlat. Mamik..lfaz,lrag 314 klek it as di& II li . 6 1 pa 27 it ri m 111 11•11. IL le 9 4 9 4 FAL 9 9i el $3 111 17 : 1 7 7 4 9 10 as 60 es 1 1i IS 1 I Si 111 Psi Pal I ,706 47 69 es &v. 7 pm, „ 4 " fl 18 3 1 8 81 es at 28 224 23 . 24. 11It,dL 46 s die 11 llt 2 t 2t 11" 21u 243 ex div ill IN 231 ►► 111 " - v; IS Do. 1 guru, .o. 10 Do. Nay 3:10 Pref. 4 Do. Man. ft Lined. Union 33 Do. 1:50 . 100 Do. &no. and Derby... 100 Do. Coo. Lee& 11 p. 1:. 21 Neunnarkkt Pe. Ns. 211... ... Do Fsstnda in. (;ran. S: per Ct.,l Do. Perfereacs .:: Morth:iullfordshlr• , It ere q yer. yr* Plus , aVase i I [Lela. ... diepreth Werke Scottish Central 21 - 13f 16brews. k Biro., aass A Do.. Cb... 1.1 Da — , New Guaranteed . Strewebury and Charter (Noe. W. Min.) Do. Kelm ._ Do. °swept:, Do. New _ _ Do. 11,. 7 r eer.i:Pnt. .. Sbropshuy Unica ... - Amalfi Devon ... ... ... l'refereace South Statfotdalairs South I.:a.att.rn Us. No 411,agisteTed tbota v ;blce, Daae.i~-I ter, and 001110 Waterton! aad Kilkenny Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. mu , Wllta !Imaerret, &Wera Tork,Newataleitlkiaieit' iiiiist.(Yurfult Newca. Do.O.N.E.PurchorP...t Tea and North Midlaati.l Do. Prvlermea F!MM...2! RA.ILWAT6 lialian! Zs . 4 Austrian) Cambia. and Amiens .. United From (Viersou) Great Indian Ppnlastna i -Do. &-: se 591 „ 74 7 dia. ~ M 98 4i ill iii iii U IS 39 . 49 11 15 dia. 91 dh Ws. 19 121 • dk. 9 le • 7 di., —di' 1 4 1 I Ca 44 79 Ioi 136 ISS 101 111 30 00 Namur Nortliern of I roma Orlon. and Ilardsmax Part, and ()Timm Parts and linos Pais sad Stradivari .. Rouen and Ilarre I.lounbre and Meuse goon and Nantes Si IN iii ii ex al. ni 2t 4 tit mi :1 Ps it ti pa 1 1 re. 63 64 az MT lu 161 la. „ 174 14a 164 l d 3 134. 3 16 : . .. II I 14 13 db , Was = I p 1 to 1 . - it it S 7 7 1 / 81 si dig S 24 SY 2S di. IS _l4 liTzie Life Ile ao 21 211 *idly RI it in I I tz div N4+ ii 14 aki. Is I/ 4 1111 I is 44 • II dia. 6 S 41 411 SI ?I or• 141 I% CI 71 1 ex In II: It lwa It i Vt. 9 96 4 10 4 3 8 4 7 4 1 01 die 11i 1 3 131 4i din 7 S 41 31 151 ;5 1:1 17 30 U eli $ is di, 331 i 51 6 d16 1 11 15 26 40 41 111 15 101 101 515. S 41 51s. 131 :31 21 2i 514. 5 41 4 i.. 71 21 14 141 • dla. pm 4 Prr- Dar 1 11 1 4 1 5 0 144 14 41 die 59 31 t 3 331 ex div 64 61 die 94 9 51 2 105 10 Ws LIVERPOOL, August 23. lsi e Si 231 I ex die erocc-Exonanoi.—Te. market still roaming steady.— lamoultire and Torkabir• fowls 39—Ditto (fifth shares), 9 8.16 d. —Ditto (Mb W.R.U.), 8 d.—London uad North Western, Illy—Ditto (new 4 shares), I I.la p.—Midland, 33—Shrewsbury, (awatatry. and Chester (prerguar. 8 per oent.),lll —South Pastern:lnd Dover (No. 4, registered), 34 1-18—York, Newcastle, and ,Herwick (ONE 0 per cent, till '5O), 5 d.—Dublin and HcUiet Junction, 31 4. Dutch Rhenish, 54 .1. LEEDS, Augsat 23. STOCZ-BICRANOR.—Not. i hatandinz the improved tee* in the London innkrt yr-trntsy, on improvement hi this market Is observable this m'•rntnt. York and Northain 1., which opened at IN, clued at IV. Cs 3d.; North Westerns nlsn receded from I3S du. at the opening to 131. 115.3 d. dim. ; and FAA Lentmehtea mere dace at BIRMINGHAM, Argon! 23. BTocc.Bxcaaxon.—Tbe share market was axe buoyant to.day, and prism a shade hatter. Tim sake were :—Birmingham. Wolverhampton. and Dudley duly Paid). 8 news. ex. let. South Stairtadabtru, 4 dia., Birmingham Canal, $7 and Shropshire Bank, SL Ila. M. MANCHESTER, August 23. Bence: EXCHANGE —tinsmith , ' and Yorkshire Meek Wel rather Wong W. morning, but Is other dreariptloss there was not nuch badness, and tart prices were barely ntaletaiewl. BRISTOL AND EXETER RAILWAT.—The affairs of this company are at present giving rise to a fierce pam phleteering controversy, ►nd the approaching half-yearly meeting promisee to be a lone, stormy, and interesting one. The shareholders who side with the committee of investiga tion seem resolved to eject at least a portion of the pre sent board, while the directors, on the other hand, are using all the means in their power to fortify their position. A strong and open canvass is going on for prattles, which pro ceeding is strongly cnnedeonnoll by the opponents of the di rectory, who urge the importance of all the ehsreholders attending personally to hear the case which they intend to make against the board. The half-yearly accounts are just, ipatie4l, and the revenue somunt for the half year ending the 30th of June shows the tollawinor results: Receipts, 99,0111. lie. fist. ; expenditure, 45,4521. 00. 6d. ; balance, 63.6311. 16e. 11d. By the general balance sheet it appears that the sum of ':.,037,2001. 140. 6.1. has boos oabocribod for the construction of tha railway, and that of that amount 2,666,366/ Vie. 4.1. have hoe. devoted to that purpose, the balance consisting of cash in the hands of beakers, calla_p_aitt on sh,res, and b ileum or ac:oont due from the Gnat Was. torn Railway Company. YORK AND NORTH MIDLAND. The foUowiog report of the directors will be sub mitted to th e heir-yearly meting otprepriet ort , t o be held at York, es the 2eth of August. " The ameant received on capital meant to the 30. h of Jana, 11119, in sel follows : CheaseidisMill Meek Preieream &ere eapital Debenture deb , 1,442,663 10 0 Total capital entitled to dividend or intense, is addition to rent and interest of bonds of Hall and Selby railway £5,041,70110 2 The subjoined accounts show that (exclusive of Hull and Selby hoed& paid WO 91,7361. 11e. 10d. has been expended en capital awiesat duriag the half-year, which has been provided for is great measure by the recovery from Mr. Madame of 16.3001 overpaid te him far land at Londe:duo', de., and 39,0501. 17s. 10,1., being the amount (exclusive of in treat), payable on accountof the Hull and Selby abate returned to bins, a full explanation of which was given in the first report of the committee of investigation. These same, together with 6,4631. sneers of calls paid up, sad the balance of the reserve fund which remain& in the hands of the company, have rendered it unneoessary to make any ma terial addition to the mortgage debt, and the detailed state. manta now furnished of the bnided debt of the York and North Midland, and the Hull and Selby Companies, show that the debentures for which this company was liable on the 30th of June fait only exceeded the amount ontatand lug on the 31st of December, 1849, by 3,3901. The aditional capital expended on the lines of this company during the half-year will be found apportioned to the different branches on account of which it ha been disbursed, amounting to 62,6911. 19,. 101. on the lines of the York and North Mid land Company, and 14,3611. 13s. on those of the Hull and Selby Company, together amounting to 67,6631. 12e. 10d. The greater portion of . his expenditure bas been made in discharge of arrears duo on lines previously cons• plated, ,la., for the purchase and conveyance of land, 23,8541. 13s. 6d. ; for arrears due for completed works, 16,8291 18s. 41. ; on account of the reference now pending with Messrs. Crawsbaw, the contractors for tho Scarborough line, 1,3101.; and materials end sundry miscellaneous pay menu, amounting to 3,2.561. 16e. 3d. Toe expenditure on works in progress haeconsiated or 21,1831.184.7 d. on tbe Knotting. ley tirancli ; 7461. 19.. 4d. for new sidings and coal depots at Whitby, Spawn, Fsrriby, de., and 6311. 6s. 10d. for a new corn warehouse, and other improvements, at the Mush lane station, Leeds. The two last item., together amount. ing to 1.6781. 6s. 2.1., are for new works uadertaken by the preseat directors, wise, although 'balsas to avoid any outlay which is not strictly neoessary, found that 'these works were essential in order to the efficient working of the increasing trellis at thou, places. The opening of the Moat tiogley branch and the Great Noethern line to Landon, and the transference of the merchandise traffic a. Leeds to the Manh.lane station, are bringing an increasing business to this company, for which they have not &dogmata accommodation; an.t to prevent disoatistaction to the pubac, and the consequent lose of a portion of this traffi t, it will be necessary to make add.:ional aiding' at Berton Salmon end ldnit,rd Junction, ae well as a station at the lac-melitionid place. At Marsh-lave also a new coal depot and goods warehouse are indienonsat le. The (1 mate for these works does not ex..tetel 6,0001. The only ether items in the capital account requiring notice are those headed "rail," and " new waggons." The former is the cost of a cargo of rails loot at sea, and subsequently replaced by the contractor, but for which he did not receive payment at the time. Under the head "new waggons" two items are included, one of which is fully calained in the report to which re (greets is mode ; the other is the east of 60 new coal wag gons which are regiiired to meet the wants of this rapidly inneasiug trade. •lbree waggons will term a permanent ad chitin to this brinth of the c..mpany's stack, to be kept up out of revenue. Y iur din c . .0r0 arc anxious to dose the capital account with ea little &ley as ponicle, and their couti..u-d exertioos will be directed to this end. Tbe amount of arrears on ace iunt of land and works paid off durirg the halt year, many of thins requiring revision, and some of which have been the subj. et of I.r,:tractool co vitia tion, fur nahing evidence that the sehjec; has already received no smelt amount ol attention. "Toe teethe receipts dur:rit the liar-year hive been 174 G3SI 13s. 41 ,or 1,1311 8.. 22. more than the receipts fur the re-rasp:acting uof 1119 Trll4 melt is not favourable as the directors nutimpsted. T.. 6 le:lowing return, however, shows that a ra usl iroprov..ment sem moaned about the mi.!d'e of the he'l.ytar. Trine Receipts for Throe Mouths ending Mardi 31. t. June 30th. 1919 £34,51110 0 .... CSV 993 0 2 18.50 This improvement has rntinutd no to the present time, 10 that the receipts f the first seven weeks of the current hail yet.r Lye exceed. d those during th' corresponding seven weeks of 1819 by 3,2721. 13s. ltd. By reference to the re turn of miles run by train/ and weight of coke consumed, it will he seen Oa., as compared with 1819, a con•iderablo re• duction has been made in the consumption of coke per mile. The directin hope to accsmplish further reducuons in this and cober work.og tape -see, the whole subject being one which demands and w.ll receive their must earnest attention. " The disposable balance available for dividend is 8.9161 oe. Id., from which the directors recommend that a dividend of 6.. per cent. the declared en the consolidated stock ot the camneoy. If this recommendation be adoptel, a balance of 1 3.591. 3s. 10J., Mid remain to he carried for ward to the credit of the currert half-year, after placing 4,3361. 104. 4 1. to the reserve fund for the renewal of rolling atock. The available balance beii.g c r inc ouiderable, it may appear doubtful to the propriet.rs wnether it ie expedient to declare any dividend until the net: half-yearly meeting. The board, however, have thou rtit it advisable to make the foregoing recimna,n!ation, feeling that where any sum available fur dividend has been fairly earned, • 'ry strong reasons should he given far wittalinleling it from the pro. prieturs, to many of whom dividend though of small amount, halt-yearly, is preferable to a lamer one once • year ; and as the prospects of the coming half year are decidedly more favourable then they were last year at this time, the current receiots since July having, as hat been already mentioned, considerably incr. esel, there appears no adequate reason for curable- f orward a balance in sid of this, the most productive half-year. With three remarks, the direct( re leave it to the declaim of the propri. tors. A com parison of the accounts wit. those ior the corresponding period of 1819. shows that, wi - h rorly.r larder receipts., the disposable balance is less now than it was then. This is chiefly in consequence of the increased charge for "interest." Ihe interest of the bonded debt is 33,4201. 13.. 21.. against 31,5621. Is. 31., f r th, half )e it ending J ace 31, 1849; and an item will to observed of 3,143/. lase Gel. for " interest on land patchouli." Tnis amount c*nai3te of the a-cumu lated interest on the unpaid balances for purchaec of land, which, though not strictly chargeable to this half-year, cannot b.) properly charged to " construction." The directors arc happy to be able to report, that the act of parliament to alter the terms on which the Hull and Selby purchase thorn aro held, and by which the 151. per share y uncalled, is mule sealable for .he redemption of the dtbenruree of the company, received .he royal assent on the 15:13 of J ily. The reducti.n of the guaranned interest on these *hares, trim 6 to 41 per cent., will effect a reduction of 8,9191. 18s. per annum; and the additional security afforded to the holeere of deben tures, has already enabled your air, ctora, who were obliged at the cimmencement of the year to take up toms at M. per cent., t 3 obtain during the progress of the bill, large sums at 41 per out. ; and since the paseing of the act a considerable amount hss been obtained at 41. p.r cent. Should the money market remain in is present state, your directors feel conli ,lent of being abl to obtain money on such terms as wai con siderably reduce the present heavy charge for interest. Your director* have been much ocaupied daring the half year in the s ndeavour to obtain favoureble working agree ments with the neighbouring railway and canal cnooanies. They are happy to be able to state tbat in the cue of the two companies whose relations with this csmpany reqaired im mediate attention, via, the Great Northern Railway Co.apany, and the Aire and Calder Canal Cempany— their *that, have resulted in agreements which can not fail to be beneficial to this company. In negotiating thin agreements, the main object hu hien to base tt ens on the mutual later( a's of Coe contracting partici., thus Audio" the heat pre spr et of their being neer manently and smicehly maintained. Toe agreem - nt with the Great Northern Company involves the abandonment of that portion of their line between .takers and York ; and that with the Aire and Calder Canal Company puts an end to the injurious competition with this company, which has long been highly detrimental to the interests of bath. The legal procerdin re against Mr. ItUtiFoo, for the r oovery of the premium. on shares improperly appropriated by him, are being pressed forward as fast as the forms of the C 'lnt of Chancery will allow. Toe answer" to these bill. have bean very recently put in. and no further steps con be taken until tiler the long vacation. The other directors, against whom proceedings were c)mmer.ced, have accepted the terms offered by the director". The bye-laws of the company having been found defective, a rinsed code his been pre pared, and will ha submitted to the shareholder" for their approval. The auditor in his report states :—" The examination of the accounts thus in detail has enabled me to become ac quainted wilt the system purest d both in the passenger and goods train° deprtutent., and to make to the directors various suggestions eslculattd to produce a better system of realising the rev: nut and or controlling the expanditure. The bitable's of the eineenger audit taloa is very correctly and systematic conducted ; and my examination of the goods audit office accounts further convinces me of the im portance of bringing under one roof and under one head ell the accounts of the company. It is my opinion, by coerce tratiag the business of the audit offices at York, the directors would have greeter facilities of promptly considering every matter in detail affecting the busmen of the company, and by the union of the two offices, the accounts of the goods office may be so engaged as to impose no increased expendi ture on the tie smelt. •tRAPPIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WRIIK Nouesof Railway. 1850 72 37! 17 BRITISH. Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire Bolton, Blackburn &W nYoria Briseil and Batter Cakdootaa Chester and dinlyheati Dublin and Belfast Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arhus' . h Dundec,Perth,Aberdern June Dundalk and Biusiskillen Bast Anglian But Lancashire Kittens Counties and Norfolk • &stern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Furness Railway Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr Glasgow, Paisley,and 0 r,enock Great Northern& E. Linodnedi Great Southern and Western (1) Great Western Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire end Yorkshire Leeds and Think Liverpool,Cmslit , & Southport London and NorihWeatern i London and Blackwell London, Brighton, and S. Coast London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Man , Buxton, & Matlock, &e. Manchester, Sluff., & Linda Manchester and S auttiJunction Maryport ant Carlisle Midland Midland UreatWestern.W Newcastle and Cantina North British .... North Stafford•hire North Western Scottish Central Scottish idland Shrewsbury and B.rnainghaut Shrewsbury and Cneeter Shropshire Union South Devon South Eastern South Wales SouthYork.,Donc.ster & Wrote Taff Vale ULster West Cornwall Wii;tehnven Junction (York, Newcastle, York and North Midland Fol.ino Amiens and Floral nor Dieppe .... Montanan and Trup s Maras= of France Orleans to Bourget Orleans to Bordeaux Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen &MSS sad Dane 8.011 1 8 O:SU 3,141.' 7,539 9,471 3,832 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Ileum Cooper and DATiI report trade hri.k at the fol lowing quqtailoss:—Piicce •leadow, iUi. to 76g. ; interior, 55.1. to (Ai.; saw, 60a. to 7.55.; Clover, oil, 70.. to 854.; now, Wt. to 751.; Straw, 24.. to :43., COVENT-GARDE litrl E.N.-THIS DAY. 'IT.. l'inestppie., per RI., 4s to 6s Grapes, 1011 1 0, p a ll ., 2e toys oeswberrie.. pun., &Ito 1•61 Goose'lerrl green, per Iv. slew, 2•61 to 2.61 P. , tch-s, per don.. is 1.3 IS. N , eladoes. Pee doz., Is t 104 lelona, each, 2s to rurraota, per 11.11 sieve, 34 to 4. Raspberries, per poetic, 4 I 12 411 P.m., per pun., I. to Is 61 Oreespacs, per pun , Is to 1. Apriessa, per dos, la Gd to 3s (T• ales, per 11, Is to Is 6d Apples, Oe.sert, p. ou.h Is to la ►itchen, Is.. d.o Gs 6d. Le1001:10. per doc, 1. to 3.1 Orsoies. per dos., H. to 3s -- Per 100;64. to Ls. Almond•, per peek. Ga per lb., `• to Walnut*, per 100, Is lAA to Is per bush., 16. to 21a Num, liar., p. bush., 20s td 221 broad, p. bush., Ids VEGET. French Beans, ncr Mere, is to fa CabboSex per don., Ca to Is C,sulittowers, per dos., 3 to 4s Peas, per clews, So to 0 I Bean, per sieve, Is 6d to Is. Sorrel, per halt slew, 4'4 t 94 Potatoes, per ton, 50, to Ws per ewt., Zs 6d to es per bush Is 6d to Ss Turnips, p. doa.bun., 2s est to WA Red Reet, per dos., to .o Cucumbers, per doz., Is to Gs Leeks, per bunch, La aid Celery, per bundle. 10.1 to Is C^,rrots, per d a. bun., 3s. to Ss sploach,per half mese, Is 6.1 to :a Wltorreres4, per due. Dance.e., 6d to 94 Shallots, per lb., GI to 6.1 Oluie - ai, per ?mob ) sa to &I. pTinz- 0 7 :4 to is Art amiss+, pet doz. 2e G 4 to Ss Lettuce. I' 0.„ p. score, 24 to In CM, per more. tid to le 6d Radishat, per Id hands, 9d to Is 91u-hrosno s per pot., 94 to 2. Od Sortli p. ;MD 2,1 to id Proud per Ir.nch, 2d to 341 8 3 •af. 1; ,. " taucli, 2d to id Tune"" , Pcc nunc b, bun., I* ta 2 per laile—od. to Is M.Aslorot h ver teak-NU te 9,4 %tut, peel, .cr 'arm, d !fore° Relish, per Wl Is to 111 ti vlie, per :b., 4d to eat . . Gd to I. ig.tratow Ese.tm.—On Thursday week, IN • boy named Allred Neville, to the serriec of Mr. William Parsons, solicitor, Sh rwoad rise, was crossing the nee-course on his return home, at 1 o'clock. he was suddenly attacked by a hone. Ti:. animal laid hold of him on IS, arm near the shoulder, end listed him tram the ground. Tim, boy cried loudly fur help. and the horse letting go his held, he fell upon the course and endeavoured to crawl away on his Anode and feet. The horse, however, foil 'wed him, and tried to tread on him with his f ore f ee t , the boy instantly got up and had the presence of mind to wigs the horse by the noes, and retain his hold until • fri nd came to the rescue and drove the anim.l away. The boy soon tell again from weakness, and was with eifliculty got home. The wound on the arm caused by the teeth ..1 the h Ise was found to be very serious, and, wittout proper treatment, m ght have been inj titian. to the boy throw:lt life, He is, however, out of danger, and is renidly recover:l.g from the effects of big curious accident—Nett irislions .11.rtury. GAS EXPLOSION. —NAnnoW ESCAPE. Chem ter, Thundery.—Shartly after 10 o'clock last night • y ;ling man named Lloyd, in the ureic* of Messrs. Wnitley and Roberts, woolleudrapers, of Budgets row, in this city, .rta going into the parlour at the back of tho 'hon. die:testi...l that there was an escape of gas in the place. He procured a light, and found the taps were turned oil. lie then mounted • table and tried ' • and on moving the light a:ong she Oiling pendant of the chendel.sr, ut, g ii ignited and exploded with a loud noise almost mairabliug • dbcharge of sr Went. Lloyd was Now:: off .he table en his face on the flan., and as soon as he could recover himself be ran into the cellar and tarred the seas off at the meter. The youth's escape WSg a moat extraordinary one, as it is mod probable they if he had not fallen in the position he did he would have been killed. All the Injury. how.ver, whica be received was in having his skin a lit le brok.n on the side of hi. free, aura the lois of a portion of hit htir. To show the forma of the explcsion, we need only s ate that the huh and one of the side walls of the beau are separated lout two inches from the building, sad the jarlour wit:idols:shattered to stoma; two skylights, one on the first fl .or and another on the second landing, acre completely blown out, besides considerable damage to the turni:n re, ate., in the room where the explosion occurred, and in other puts of thr house. The property is irsured. CORONER'S iNQUEST.—ACCIDENT IN TIIE TEMPLE. —Last nigh: Mr. Lseghsaa heid an it quo.: n• I'. e Plough, Carey-street. Lincoln'ooinn adds, on t.. 0 It.dy of George Duckett, aged 50, a house painter, wao n:et hie death under the following shocking circumstances:•-Mr. Charles Liss ;dere, of No. h, Harcourt b d. liogs, Tempi.. barrister, stated that the deceseed was employs d in plintioc the how of the house, and on Tuesday mortinc last, about eleven o'clock, the deceased fixed on tee *staid.. of the second tl tor window a machine, which was retired on the inside of the room in the usual manner by two Inn pine, on to which the einem. ed gut for the purpose of painting the outside et the el.:drew frames. He had Dien so employ. d about 20 trinutee, when the machine tilted out of its perpendicular on the ou:sids, in consequence of the deceased having improperly placed the bottom part of the machine egainst • stone threading running along the outside of the building; the jerk threw the deceased off the machine. and he tell backwards en to the ' garden walk beneath. Witness ran to his aesistence, sad found him lying en the ground in an insen.ible dim; assistance was ob sired and he was conveyed to th. King's Culhge Hospital. Mr. Woods, the homer surgeon of the hospital, stated that the deceased was brought to the institution insensible, having the whole of his ribs on bona sides broken, and tractors of b •th collar boons; on never rallied, and died from the effects at tree. vere it kith.. he had received on Thursday. Verdict, .• Accident , I death." AN ELIPRANT AT LARGE. —A curious incident occurred during tne lair at Reculitch, in cLoa goatee o: the large elephant Delousing to B•trs'e menagerie having fancied aetaonnmidnight yardsbring open) c .s k it i nrbat e ehon a wiele n ha d it do or c which he hiott mortar ihta randi 'ild: w aP ; :it r Atec e bYtk o hPio p nia e e n: d'swi :l ing i t 11:1:114ht)'3111Qact the levelled, e l li' led wut I 'at , i ell'lt:: but seanhnfie: it' Fs t e 'I eeloe a: largew a s o s es p l , y 4. a t co t . .m w m u e u d e e e s m p In ted t of of the i wok ten r d b o r t . ..! c e h m e o s I it pear .n and gooseberry trees share* the Fame fate, rows of celery and beds aureate disappearrd in the 1112111Aill . • weenies maw, and, by way of exercise alter such a hearty meal, he was engaged in nuking firewood of a fine I Antrum tree, when one of the watchmen was attracted to the spot. The assist ance of the keeper was oliti;ne., and 11,e S secured. Mr. Batty r. iriff , dr -. tl the land! ail l alt . which hail been duce.: 1:- 4 , : . • ~ :t, -, . -...- ~....,:.;...., .. . ( ~ ..- .= / • • , t -..., Itadvtistet:ati 1349. 31 87! I 1849 -161 1,00- 4,61. 6,14 2,tint .42Y. 1,07 1,0011 891 3,868 15,796 1,40, 3,696 2,641 1,616 2,620 4 264 17,304 4,69 r 13 Y3:l 19 46,0t14 1,02111 12,743 :2,1311 5.141 1 24,1178 1,112 2 346 3,604 5,3121 1 . 8 ° 9 1 1091 1,34:A '313! 1,847! 13,800; 1,6631 839 j nil 13,e71 1 9,41161 Estql b:s4! .1043, 3,1521 1860. :2,019 b6O 256 1,363 4 781 7,497 4,160 '619 1,144 1,234 611 740 763 4,037 14,828 2,380 4,379 3,168 '362 3,788 1,183 4,691 4,681 18,609 6,790 17 188 1,120 2iO 0,024 1,274 13,1 , 36 113,066 276 6,646 675 25,560 1,217 2,483 4,150 6,679 657 b 43 1,738 667 2,032 17,039 1,131 1,923 2,391 993 24i 15,787 10,101 2,270 1,018 1,680 20,6/1 2,976 86 IGO 941 33 67f 764 822 100 224 219 lasi vo 263 k 39 124 470 - 64 171 239 11; 107/ 4911 ao 7di 322 100 22i 126 1681 220 1 2901 268 2 90 ! 256 ~BL6i '4l ..•4410