The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-16 00:00:00

4r' -a-76fr I i I -✓., ."g.,...--s• .7‘ci"-7.4-133ttE- .2.--* , O~L -a. - -.)-7-9- No. 1,21 forming the chief feature of the business ;going forward. The prices of actual dollars are as follows : Brazilian Old Bonds, at 92; ditto small, at 91. Buenos • Ayres, at 68f sad 68 for nosey, and 58 for the 31st July. Two-and-s Half 12Cent. Data, at 57 } and 1; mime, guild. Mexican, at 29i and 30. Peruvian Poaraatlirttalf per Coots., 1849, for account, at 8211 ditto Deferred, at 351 and f. Porta tel Poor per Conte. at 331. Busies Five per Coats., at 1111; ditto Fear.and-a-lialf per Coats., at I N. Three per Cent. Spanish, at 37g. MIL= 11313011.—T0n Day. 3 Omsk Mick 131 11 I 3 941 %Vora gm 5.44. Anna . 97 I I par iver 3 pyr 04. Oa Lim. NI .464. to ea POSZION 11J3IDL 1174 I °6 * 4 11 10 .4 . 44 T L e= =Wit/ per OL n nee, 844..91 3 4 pm OL Pamir Oda. 114 21 r.tr a.'Loser 6 l3 rtae a tia. 179 , t DOW 0•10416 3 EI L liar Os. 1.31 4 94votAL DM* 13 109 lko.. 31 4 4 psi 04 DOS °lna,* 9 Timinla Des..l3 13 RAILWAYS. Tuts DAY, Two o'Ciocx. The roster portion of the barium, in shams to-day I. connected with the settle ment of the halitmonthly a&oent now in progress. The tone of the market continues flat, and several descriptions have receded from yesterday's figures. Greet Westerns, after touching 881, expenenoed a sadden fall of about 30a. per cent. • they were last dons at Mt. London and North-Westerns bare declined to 1081; North Staf ford. to 8. Great Northerna mark flj ex int. MONEY MARKET. MoXDAI annals received this afternoon from the report muck firmness is the vari- Anal esearities. At Amsterdam the funds eillge sp lmerey upwards ; the Two-and-a-Half were lest doss at 67 9-18. Ana ' mite freely offered at g decline. Peruvian .ads beads were also lower. At Antweep and As the rational funds were is request, and improved in vales, the Five per Cents., 1842, 99! to j. Rusks Foar-cad-a-Half per • At Frankfort the Austrian bietallkises deemed at slightly improved prime, the Five 110 g, and the Four per Oseits. at 824. 1,148. South Glenna Securities were firm. Sardinian had farther declined g per Berlin the home rands were higher, the Cent. Voluntary Loan wee quoted 108 j whilst all Runisa sad Poliai fends, the 14-Half per Cent. Raman (English) Loss were a shade lower in value. At Vienna welts. of on the previous day in the vales of bleualliquee was followed by a rice of Ito g per and in the Fear -and-a-lialf per . ts. cos - parabolic had bees made for rev/semen ; .sr Ceuta, left off at 981 to I, and the Four per Cents. at 84 to g. Bank Shores, Pd. I BMUS RAILWAYS. Mt uh!my up told Si re. Prof;T:i: Amberr., Nottag. Meta end Cut lunation ... 9 98 I li dia. Berke (di: Wok. perpetual IS 111riolasbao&OslortUase oalladulpd .oewiebguar. 10 Do. without &guarantee IS Wm., eir ow., and Dudley oalledulypd., 1$ Do. without 'guarantee 111 Mow Valley 100 Bristol and Exeter 1/4 Boiwits=taGt 1p 27 19 lie KY 71 86 S 66 pm. Sy 63 63 MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. ac t litroas.—Tbe stock of tide ankle is sow rodseed below at. 174 that of lest your, which has etreogthesed opiates, sad the to deissati hes bow very geed to-day, with an appeersou of • 5 0 slight whence. The public' sales of Mauritius sod Bawl 1 2 ate going off steadily. at folly previous usu. liaised re- I; 'Mains without altermies. Is Correia-6Th* 1= us public mks ere gales of heavily, sad si last week's V: 6 1110 with alien* sasubsed. Good esdi• St. w aes awry s iceolist, at Us. Ktos.-1 bogs of white Social wan offend Is public ,9 ids nil bat& is at tun prism. So Imittoo.—TM sale bas gms of col& 'pick, at a gado so above the curtsey of lest week. 15 Corrox.—This article osstioses very soave, awl wean ts 1414;MU SO Chester MI Miybesd IS Ds Prdwies• 424 33 Dubis W 1141 tat Juts.. I Cat Dela ul t. St H.) .. 14 Do. M. Us) 44).Q.Pr01. IS Lim Owndus se Ds. Ism ress.s D:: cts! . 1 N 4a. 0.; SO Do. N. & East. S per et 43 Do. New ' 23 Easters Calm, Ms A (Isla E. U. Ob.) U Do . elms B. mod C *ltto XS Ds a tm. 6p Ct.) 13 /ma IS raM Llncoirshirs Cius- 124 14 Mil. 17. I/1 7 71 111 foe 63 12 dis Ile ex sit 7 ei 71 3 i i as SI the I} I I I U 1 I, 59 6 1 6 S psi iti I 31 4 2 f 16 1 61 6 7 r• upward appearance. limy ars witbwat alteration. TR/L.—Tides:dela folly rapport' the late advisor. with • fell •uto•St of Wal•ers doss. 29 ex int 111 ex int n n lo t i 22 4 Melees d the Illth to a Insproveseent in the cease minket, partly = l nn' • ••laine ad the prised* holders of Brazil kink die tranmetiorie of the week bed liteitt s d i t r e i rro begat sk to 6/ sob., according real ordinney being last quoted 4 7-16 te An arrival of 11,000 bags In ()nye* coffee ones takes et the market at 4 11-16 to 61 anger there wee no alteration, end a few chests of Hammes and Brazil had bees takes market at previous rates. The prices of rice, cotton, and tobacco, were well sustained, market. Transactions to the =tint of . in spoken are reported at 91 msrkees the 9.13 to 9.14 for delivery. Tbe grain mar very firm, bat owing to the high asked, the transactions were not of importance. Gold was quoted at 433 marks. exchange oa London 13.91 for short. Public were quoted the same as teat post day, with business doing in them : Reagan Fear aed-n. Cents. (English), 931; Danish Three per • ; Ditto Five per Cents., 961; Norwegian Ceuta, 100; Spanish Three per Cents., 311. `en from Stockholm of the 6th mention, that business done in iron since the opening of the `ion amounted to 160,000 S. lbs.,and in copper to lba. The stock of this latter metal was much , but the demand wee limited. and the price quoted nominal at 131 to 132 dollars bunco, per , Tar continued to be quoted at 11 dollars per with only a limited export. Large m ot grain had taken place, particularly foreign rye. The general dullness which pre - • the export market, usual at this season, had itself to freights, in which scarcely any had been done. The exchange on London was , 46 soh. foe 3 months. Letters from Konigsberg, of the 10th, state that • the last fortnight the weather had been most Me for the growing crops. The grain market zperienced no alteration, the good prospects for harvest counteracting the influence which small ka and few arrivals of wheat might otherwise epos the market. Rye was in good demand, •as difficult to secure at former rates, 17s. 6d. . for 5711ba. quality. It is mentioned as a tmirkable fact that no lees than 3,400 lasts of rye cave been exported this year to Sweden, Denmark, Schleswig Ilulsteio, and Pomerania, countries which ra , ely import any . grais. The total exports of all descriptions of grim up to July 1 were 27,611 lasts, which 10,846 consisted of rye. A few small vessels ' been taken up at 2s. 9d. to Aberdeen. 3s. to d. to London sad Hull, and 3s. 9d. to the west per quarter for wheat. The wool fair bad been satisfactory. The whole of the quantity brought 'diet (about 11,000 cwt) was quickly disposed prime which averaged an advance of 2 to 3 dole. centner over last year's rates. The washing was od, and the result of the clip equal to that of 1849. Dantzio advioes of the 9th state that the grain whet had been rather b.isker, causing a little more Inns in the price of wheat, which was quoted for Is. to 63Ibs. finest high mixed and white, 425. 6d. 13s. 6d. per quarter, f. o. b. ; 150 lasts of fine • Polish ha I been done at 435.; some strong ~ at 41s. 6d. • fair but faulty quality, at 40 e. 6 d.; „ad a good deal of lower Polish wheats bad found purchasers at 38s. 6d. to 41s. 64., all per quarter, f. o ' Fur rye the opinion was favourable, and were quoted 18e. 3d. to 18s. 6d. Freights dull , but various charters had been effected for England at 2s. sa. to 2e. 101 d. fur London, per quarter of wheat, and to other ports in proportion. • Petersburg . advioes of the 6th mention a little animation in the export market than has pee -lof late. In tallow about 1,000 casks bad been • of Ist Y. C., on the spot, at 108 RI, and for ‘ogest at 106 R. cash, and at 109 R., with hand sv. Several barks had arrived, and the deliveries grants had commenced. Boileau in hemp a. dull, and in constvenee of the yeg unfavour report of the new hemp just arriving, several purchases of last year's, clean on the spot, had been -matte at 88 to 871 R. Some of the new half-clean , d turned out well, and was worth 77 to 78 R., whilst year's was held at 3R. higher for all sorts. Owing the accounts from England the price of flax had - from 113 r., at which 100 tons had previously done, to 115 r. for 12 head, which the leading ..a refused to accept, whilst the smaller dealers had accepted 2 r. to 3 r. less for a few small parcels. The total purchases at date amounted to 7,700 tone, 900 and 250 tons oodilla, and there remained about JO tons, iccluding the Vologda in first hands, making a supply of 11,000 tons, which however might possibly increase should the demand continue. The lity, though fair, is not equal to last years. Lia had experienced more inquiry, and 8,000 . of various kinds had been taken at 27 r. . the best for August. In other exports the business done was not of much importance. The prices of grain were 23 r. for wheat,l2lr. for rye,and 235 c. for oats, at which business had been done. Freights were rather firmer. The exchange on Lon was 38 1-18 to Id. The comparative exports : Hemp, this year, 329,090 peas, against 298,870 year; flax, 173,544 pooda this year, against ~5,979 in 1849; tallow, 4,617 casksthis year, against 4,858 in 1849, 32,799 in 1848, and 15,538 cuts in 1847, at same date. At the indigo sales to-day, Catalogue B, consisting I goods in second hands, was commenced and finished; it oontained 1,741 chests, of which 410 were bought in, 488 withdrawn, and 883 sold. Prices were rather uneven, as is usual with this catalogue. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocx. Consols were first negociated this morning at 981 o # ex dlv., yesterdays closing price; they have since continued to oscillate between that price and their present quotation, 961 to 1, the market being t this moment rather weak. A fair amount business has been done for present treader, se well for to-morrow's account. The Three per Cents. Radioed have been dealt in from 971 to 1; and the New Three-and-s. Quarter per Cents., from 981 to 1. The settlement of the account is now beginning to attract the attention of the dealers. The rate of con tinuation to the 14th August is quoted at Exchequer Bills are steady at 88s. and 89s. prem. India Bonds mark 90s. ; Bank Stook has been done at 212 and 211; South Bea Stook at 1081; ditto Old Annuities at 98}; Long Annuities exp. bth Jan. 1880, • 81 and 81. The market for the forsigs stooks Gentians' steady At former prism from which there is scarcely the least change- The transsetions to-day are few and unimportant, the arrangement of the account 1.-- _ _ ......---- o ur o r the BMW HON. 81R RORER thmatirrmadeis _ ~,, : ldwell's striae, awl Wound hogs ' MI Asfir 111 •‘B • v.r.-rArle sod DOMINIC COLLODI/I • • i : L. l'''' !. r. . 4.1•1. faillables OD her ftee ime Zi n tert • ' asokal for qoantilyinal • De =t or easwolow isi.. ihr o g end " " The maramente denied to * lna =., . r ..lttfr LA. Omni& As N l oli= t ialas es Ilsonsib de thildmig of bias. gendoeing t egiondh. fee* matorm. to Iseeis2 I 1 e t seas, upheocithha__ . The imam f`';:`,.:4;',1'.1.."..'1,:v00dw0 i. t .. Mill. meog iall""ar en =li feriesidlis . . - t.,,,..,...;50r;,...606.0.4 an. mid irliugger et sod thu mommelliale if pane; de, ood MS W. ta oulamodoi be lisacceelidest Oellaballallan at saisbnallel loaf sod masa ad it It ee be to la sot extmedve mils ems 11111111111 si t , owornowee senucawrau 1 ~„, e r a, awe, 21 by 17 Wass. Ilanißmaa=esralmileisia Wallas sloathin math, me thst Moss. Sayer is singly had S 11111& t . ee . t ,,,,,,,, 00 , is sismirr)... if II • Tames= lo the Foam of oreporiag elw Tsunday's diver. p.r Coate Rea .-......---- 3 3 fh Del Orate liallealsrem Iles‘mo. 1 ::',... "riot Pone --......:......... II • Marl Ireannoule. r" .. prelim le WWI minted at the bottom of Voris- t r ios I ngo eh , i•-• ------ . II •• maim amsee m. ~,,„0 , 4 „ fir • grand Mogan se G. F. Tomo, Eel e h :L e tt: and armada 1 Mos Demlal of Pmt odes, ea Friday amt. TM week a Brum& the ~. NEW SHOWER BATHE. i - • AlelbanilEClLVlL . be sommed sap ass: to she Implement-yard had permed il 6 '1 .. , :, rOttaWß bah qi M. dm lie. NW " Tha aeon of th e thumb wore dews .gem batty before i s o v p , l tt g e= e s a ailibilis as g o , LL mere quoted 9 - -, . "r,....ittrost a palltp„ So Lever them lath ' ma boa fa meta. Mar Mower mime "elk. sod eh" , dew that how. time ' WiDIIIISDAT, ;thy 1 rod open to the Ceste„ gclk. ,:„ t . ~,.. WU *hob of Inelleden bed bow wet, bat Irbil wore bliss st lam • ' ^ . wt. Why Sisiss* Paha wall = dda. MO* annswllled with BM smsfsmife befall le eelledeble• .mean. Al 8 . p.ea. P elli Ferdeareie Moload's l.4"l"lra leoho si la lolh is *01 % 6 ; i g . s taa ill ho da : l 4 l : r" , -, , e. 4 1 0 . 4 0e oe ut er ili ee SlONMlles„ L Wllb ir: . •.. u.. .,,,,, Vero ....., IL, an Goat of the MOS dillesebbsi peruse whonstsred fi',..„, tnoe "Ip e arreset noiW (Ilippee sod Dm Ifrodorisk photo arm. who was sheen theorem, "OM the ihroateeige, Faustleas, and Disuses • tho Liver I. O M Aalmiska" Oa amolmioa the mak Mims, et. • • ' t''''''e.ee reason it ream e, m ild In. I, new. by Lord Atlolohwe Iltailaremee. The Doke of W.l • waits et w il e ei gee** soh, nod. alms wiry dm - ...oe ,1 - , .:• -- „,4 - e d„ the reqskiles fw the . morn, or god the Mantis of lhosialhou were to; ..,o. .he , „, e ,, w o es erynety serandie of tame Omagh wieseed at a wry early= of She day, awl TWOMADAT. JOLT 111.-Ise yards ore fa dm Pahl* at Nee At Be f "...- .*" ' L im e' new ma be aws* adomee. he mike vel et the la. W. At 4 am. the mod fames of ilis moiety. Five per Ca et' s. ... r-eo me% T o noway ef STISYMTMONSIM SU WOO 0 FRIDAY JUIN IS.- Beth yatizeo tr e di at la web bg .. 11 t i rli ...4.' 4 ." . wellaeasst. ftfti.; whit - . ~, :we. owe:gaol is Bed 4111111/414edesieewisi LW fhb • Alt 10 &U., Gemmed of the bee at I e . ---- ' herd Pew/ dellssellse Lord 71041107. sad t siWkall. Jail, aaa., lb. 'raw, Bow" will snarl Fentiosdle - F gust KLMONIC ELIXIR-This watend, sod etholbor with As eltlbribbei ladle! rte m eo d, wee . ak a " e w e te aid seess ion th e ir oth. wet TFt . - 7 `,,,, e nineselle bith untisa la pans • who had Walidad theola ii itt *oh wars In the trawien. At A, Am , Sir T. D. Ahead will resolve the nem • the of 'pi , - , -as,,.:.,......tbsesizza, as the met wad of the Immedemelf • o been at kis water miewilem as Kllionce, sad make sanage. lbs „.„.... • .....,,,„ gge Criaramel Mil Osaimmisa Milk si being hotbed la . deep I or, ea oa• .1 .. ..4.e5e weeelefei esliwors ewe As . IE4I weeds. Mae Ms mar • • etas for their hie in planate& ihrtramt, j e =t- k .:44, pm, disease to G. M. You's, e l s "..___.._ L l 8111 1 Int." : ' -; . -, t rees* WeeeMINIMISH MI bre neeners MMlsof Ms Wide of th e th rob was Mai with g by eh, Over se' '''' ' _a wawa eat* US he hese to for to Welly unsonseeted wi th the issonsme_. 1100 - ~•'"`''' - t Mt la asemaderewerefeere ' IMs toyst plea set she trate over of hie hes 5e ...,... • ~, ~. non; ty,ths some Weft messed*, asset their pavilion be UM FIN pm mem ~•-• ."'',".„ ;e we, Moir an me ot 1.-Plegmal ea t , • Moog almost amosoled by tin Leavy Mask ••. b e ru pe es , Hal[ see gt , '''' . -r . , -, • (Vermeil. itseaseeste Labial whisk they wen samianded. Oa the heft et the r, poi or r ,;,; e ,', 0, Is • rnueherelegara; Smeher i duel mom manheldbillad. bat this mu the nab 4 1129 he 1181 0 ' 4 •1e.' , ";', 5 1,,,,,i ; enema l er =me Cheedened i eau of tuna& onillkinumeen anised. - enr'r".".,47,ni, Ira urg ‘ awl Nehru,-... Ha ts At abet miiilialifeeole her Royal H fibre Ile 1 SECOND EDITION. t amd SAW Mentss. TS balm ' tit Improwele w , ao* . , wt . Tbi baba afa ed. stasis newly fillawiliew of the Seemeed, thei °nod r . ..'''' . M. asi t he Primness lineleis • we- LNi ), steseded by Lady A. in tibia iss i• BARRY'S HICALTWEESTORINO POOl Itersawe Amilde. OM flafilimf Lay, mewed re by UNITED STATES. been limited I) ~,.„,,,,..„ ~,,...-Thr WIALWITA ASAISCA. he ' , Le sown Size, aid peessehml at ease os et& rheas p ew to quality, r ...,,rov sor ettestual meal l owe issatedialiely drawn den. R rr. ~ 1 , ~eraff, rtsrllWlll lleissrusa 1117 . 17 ow blebeisefe beewasit earesate awe sassy* , ftly hewn hisanea.) ti ea. An fr A . ' , ..., :...ply rased. aria* 1, baba I t:' , . - . 4: ~,,j,....agy. basecalen.bibime*--.-bspersimp.siimond swo.thosalieeallesseemeiollostbethebeassbelkft. d eseepied , walkiag le t ws we . ARRIVAL OF THR CAMBRIA. was at ono soh. Igo so At ,. I‘. t,„ r oom. et th, sitis e MM. NM% t for them es tho meth olds et *Mahwah. As Tits slossl - std2 Comb& strived st 'Aware' thill hundred ehr e '''' • ' 7* *',',.....i ,4 sir Mem. ma swing whir t-'‘'; - 4,4 sr we.i se la be, eposaas, was" , possible 0 too Ads* dos formed at the pia • rains from mow York. Her latest news is sow oa the t oed 0t,.. i , ..........,, b l a k e meses, welabfes ilk. b. • Ilya or western entrams, passion the grave in the we ined in the Idlowieg telegraphic despatch from hides, Gott sr• . ;„, . ~. at no.; lab, et M.: e= m eshod • • Orals, prossodod is the lelloleino who shag the moth eia• low York to Halifax : Po- . !'. -.„.• %I. ...ix saint for an the with a firm to •- ''• ' - - . - , e ' e , e sse by Nervy sod OMNI nolo of web the hank NEW YORK, JULY 6. 5,000 cwt. I „ II )• nage. , . ammo ii ,,,, th , m o p , gm . Raw.remes lbishasso. one lbe Rm. R. I. Dean. sirs* of ~.., , R s.r.terr cr•••ra The steamer Breda wired here at 8 o'clock, moo t. m g g, 0.. • fee...tat miss ex is. Is silariem ts Air sloo,etrt gi , e l er lVl- 1 1 1 - Melina a. ive Kew. ..ss -- "V cif e. IV. New Straotemt, taman. Weal lON. seee.dwelawis p : 111. 1 on Wedessity. The steamer Weshiagtoa ar- hot 'vs, to by I. bearing the '-- 2- -------- ef E rer i tam i rollt i w l A waist twat a t I 1 °Wear yesterday. lowest• goosears wee te a • priom ask; smilen. whet enehics. The Money misolost continues in the same easy state. Go V ER'S MODERN HOUSEWIFE.- • The body. mama he Mere ears, the enter ens seemed Since the arrival of the Europa little has beta done sod elbe3,ll"temel a lboomad ii polabod. Mb row , . • 1.- 1 ' '''"7. 1 ... ~,,,,,t hp the mash sal spares a . 11" "ma 0.... "h al e s ma li ehl i Ses s . sisted, ''a cotton. Tc-day's quotations, Liverpool classifies- seeur id a , V t'f. ~ T., 'i r . mu , Ai d near. E we .rill sa g b„ T u n se7grao s wetly warm somenate) st the Dahlstrom : Per . r- 1 , 'T.., c, e lb e nte ; sad alao afflorbsones toted. be 1111 either side beteg General Si ion, are, Celia.; ardinsty to raiddliag, 121 to 121 ; li tt l e h u g ni cc •.,-• o' e eosin. Voters la ta d rem Iseisa. lb •. M Ilit AMR Cleama, El.r A. Woothed 'air to good fair, 131 to 141. New Orisons asd H a lf p er 0 1 .. n, a .sir H. Bonwria. • obits 12b to 13,1, 14t to lb. arf .'' " 1 lie " Petil silsolds and Menhall. . Canto.. 7 3 ; Ris Royal Highness Priam Clomp (sow Duke of Emigre, 101 to 10/. 4 per Conti Clanthridge) as thief iseureee MIL CULTILZWILL'II Mar WOIRIL 16. " t b ir t le."'The Ovond Doke of Mecklenburg Strait& Lefton f gSJOYM Tof LIFE. Rh Royal Highness Print Albert lions as GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. the basins" Anima at the shassal, the body was deposited on a plat. navigation :' : ll t et st ; i „."" wet ,„,__,,,, m keh the " thethi sm g e liem ,,, the ef eb ei d ege - thm° g uer . form of treseelle, sad the Rev. Mr. IMtehinsoa hoots im ,,,..„„.. N i.cc,. - or ussea-The tarts. gds, ?me* emended the reading desk, and the rev . atm boas , 2,800 8. lb BUCILINORAM-PALACIL JOLT 13 -This day the scree, be Eta t .. met rte.* sad cher =eat plame-Omotry Trip air 'eke* his place in the pulpit, the former, is R i g h t H ew. /h ien Te m a; we ,„ b y b ut bhp ey e, 0 ,..,,d. tax' re-re 4. -lewlte at -Zeman, ac Wease--analo - most impressive onset end the ter vies for the burial of the „ owl a b ar ma n te s u m ; fi e seerebie pricey Ceuta, sad was quoted yrr :Ts., --OS truer . Dits l Ssir ISSISIsSo Ilsilib i lh Ala . la.- head , intenrepted ealy by occasional sobs, which proceeda „b h i s si b m , a t jan ow d socor dj us jp. S. lb. TIC Lev or.; •to, a. asc•tionts trot use MOCNTAINII. f lota Is. tad :br Pow. from the family pew above refe , red to. This pert of the BUCKINOILAN-PALACIL JULY 15.-Her Majesty in =she will mounted d • which th th principal coreinmay, Wag V le. AL null was this day pleased to deliver the Great Seal tote ports of T . L-A T.ct t , the Laos-Sketch of Edinburgh. ba. TlOUrnen remained ending at the head of th eoM Rieke Hon . Sir Tit aa Wild., Knieht, whereupon the of foreign 1,,. u. -Ile I.sie. of Klllsrney-llefalshornuss fl 7 was. sis. Nang condaded, the proosesion:ania ;formed, - bat wi th *O.\ reef eddlors, le.; post, la. Mt, toil things in the order, that her Royal Higbee, , ta n _e f ee lAnT :,..! Ca l , ___": ll ,°C . ,G rea _,_ t is ß ieree ritala to " bis a , l e rtr hde tusk nfs• wa il ed are t wttef to EAT, Datili. mil AVOID. extended 1 eon Two aud tee mu norm may ran." -he Dowager Dashes' lassies on the arm of her royal son, :1.7..."`•41.' 13 7 8 , 4 7" "..'"' scooraingly. * " 11.- " eit ' ' a..... ~,d a c 'ollowed with him, and joining in the duties of obis , "„, .:c:-..... , ?mei . anon - (tame con) am re !urgent, JOLT 16.-The Qamn has bean lilL n lif bad r.. 7 .•• .....ted twn'th sr roostitutoo. that Wares the whinier, the Princess Mary Inning in like scanner on the - the wan of psalms*, bwelneas, or study, and embitter , arm of the Grand Duke, sad the Greed Dashes, se that o Messed to illuminism patent to be muted under the Groat 11 dole, 41 Te0t . n. ' 7...' , . oio-s not ran he the eta awl Ohara lealliftfee 0 ' Prier* Albert, the ladies is waitirg sad the iambi p al, grantlag the dipity of a Boron of the United Kieg- rcooLe h• ( the household beagle( up the nor. la ties we, ions of Greet html.rr mil Intend unto the Right Heel. 8 r Letters acerv.d. X. rstentoner.row ; nine no Outs= • Onrsalha daring dal te . • re ,,. ; ex e wer egg, the m b ee „, l e. u„. t proceeded to the grave, awl the body Invite u fhomas sited K Wikie, Haight, Cinaeoller of that pert et the sod seen lowered therein by mesas of an Inclined plane. *dm celled Or at NMI., sad to the Dohs male favorable VW.° 'hi runslnieg part of the service wee read by the sam. • Bann heal_e 'atria i . begotten, by the sifter style, sad Wle had expel -- lINERAL OF THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. Dreyer "Our father," de., the throe royal ladies fell on their - stocks an, knees by the side of the grave, and remained for tom MICE 07 ORDNANCE. Irv'. IS. have spa THIS DAY. moments absorbed in thu deepest grief. el. Sett Si ArtMery.-First Lieut. R. IP. Moreno re be teasept. __A _,.., ries w l. i t ki r ta. ...p.; Ilea Lfwd. J. A. P. Anima to be fret e pe ea' r 11 " r :e t: The evreseser over, the principal mourners retired by the 'lgoe men. reunite of his late Royal Highness the little doer at the eastern end of the church, and in a fer. -- e , e , minutes the "wed elfin, was cleared Mike Dumber of per remorkal De" car C ' t .;d il e were i""rea l itis Inaill'i l lr ' " ,.. K . am , ethos:, if we may judge by the outward exhibition of BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. have bee Aunt. and .cder circtrestalailee of a reenewnat =Wined grief, were draws together on the melancholy ormainn by a WILLIAM Blia lcdc°3lll.l laid 4 51 " thield ' Dc "' "kiTel Schleswi .ware to tor which have attended the human a ...u. lof affectionate respect, city me, from s ay admixture • BANKRUPTS. Schley in Lon se it con of this country. There was a comeidors- • men curiosity. WILLIAM Hunan WOOD, Dover, hosier. descnpti he creed of person in the green surrounding therchareh, h a s It soap be worthy et remark, that the wad esreassay o Hussy Hass DATIL .seteerees, builder. ormisissior the name, titles gad haunts of the date • f which tie ester - ,l' of the neighbouring hwassa displayed um appear- WILLIAM DATUMS', Claristlanoetcest, Si. St. ticorgeoin-thee h a g h ue arises by Garter Rine at-Arms was dispersed with, fit . .. taw. tarts il , acalive of the mournful onemeay la progress. The rite coue l o gi og , w i t h not mere form thus to the ewe o r the 3s. 3d. t ceder! st the lucent% was for the most part deeoroos, but (.nerd obsequies of a private individual . Gloms Hamar, Wordily'. Eirseon. JOAN VANUA/81'0Tel 801LNTLISTUT, Donattit-street What Fel Tien one many persona who seemed to lock opera the event Rut, Paddialin. butler, _ Mold tat at as pension foe Isoliday•saskingoind the noise andlaughte THONAS DALTON sad 11101tAll EDWARDS, Oferfeharr to minim is which they indulged towed auk displessun amongst HE ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE ROTA • 8i West, Beradeotham, irentoooden. of at pri lbw whom self - respect and whose knowledge of the raft - AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND. xost. Maass, Birmingham, do* dialreaker. Jens Watch, Asithrde-la-Z such, Leiosetenblre, dnpor. P er that sable emote* of the illustrious deceased had taught them to view the acne with feelings of solemnity. At an in- EXETER, MONDAY, JOLT 16. Geonoll COLSTON Daum, Cardiff, Glamorgomokire, good, an Dinh elms ef the old indifferecos which appeared to test hi The anticipations of the citizens of Enter, which seder. TitOVAS WILLIAM, Trowbridge, Wlltaldre, anstiomer. market the made of some of the byestanders-that is to may, hey have had months to form, now draw near the point et Sunni. NicooLeou. York. trader. In the immediate vicinity of the burial-plea-ore realisation. The week has comatenad in which the great Fmocis Dismount) amt WILLIAM Eassatoot, Leeds, firm" gestlemen was °Nerved reading a newspaper, god bow of the Royal Agricultural Society will be submitted to tailors. 621ba. to Josh SOMA. Pollinotsa, Yeek•birs, seed merchant. to 43r. it was not until the moment that the funeral preirmios the inspection of thousands of visiton, who have nevi JOAN SHARROCa, Twalatlepark,, Laneukire, biased ti pper yoroached the portals of the chunk that he was tadased t before ben myth's' half so grand. Some there will • victualler. dark, at rettet that he had not chosen the most Attie; opportunity that have attended ravines amass% bat the msjority o EDVAILD Ramos Amami, Nadi Molds, ship owner. and a 1 f.r the performance of such a task. Many other peculiar • itors will =as Irma the included volleys of Davos and SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. arches ferores wen obtervable in the general behaviour of the onswell, where they have heard little or nothing of the JAMES BLAND, New Doodles., Old ?dockland, grocer. r. o. b. p-o;:e, whit were not exactly in accordance with the soles. previous doings of the society. Even when in 1812 the Arrozzw Batatarr, Friaries, mar Perth, farmer, he. pri txs c.o ti the event ;tad a ragmen from a foreign country . natal mostiog was UN at Bristol, it is very doubtful if the ers_se zo d. aos mi z, E burgh, engraver. were dt n4lO Esve found some reason to doubt the fact that the bat i. . phi of these extreme western parts knew men that u FitANC!S Sesotho, Newton of Fotherisgbast, settle dealer Engle. edit had nos foe his illustrious name the moped and at• ban fact of loch ea exhibition taking plus La that city Bomar HAMILTON, Hillhesd, Stirlingshirs, sail sad quarter to Ici est of all. •• at now they ere flocking is from all quarters. I Wm imeschant. St. P Ice ..• this of Laming the procession, neameneed at The spot selected for the erection of the sheds for cat WILLIAM CANDLISH and UNHAND= CIANDLISM,DOOI2. tie 0.. ei. this mensing, by which hoar a guard of honour, • d implements is about half a .11. from the centre of th • graziers. more s astrArl cf a battalion of the Coldstream Gaud. (of which be city et Exeter, ea its eouth-entern aide, between the rerunt the late duke wee colonel), bid mounted I. the cad leading to Topsham sod the Leadonnoad. It ls a Geld dome o enr.yard of Cambridge - how. Shortly after sic o ' clock belonging to J. Milford, Eeq., insghtrate of Dhow. sad REVIEW OF TIM BRITISH CORN TRAD E Aogast Es Nam: •. •••rt cps left Calablidge.lweee, sad proceeded, i . :lose to that gentleman's resident*, known as COITIf. The DURING THE PAST WEEK. money. 1,..0ncr ordn, to Kew-thank : how-yard is fully as large as that constructed at Novena -- of nay. Aa. .•. .:no coin, drawn by few hones. conveying feu last year. sad the entries keep pen with than of forme dn.e medical attendants spelt his late Royal Highness. ears The implemests in the trial-yard are very numerate. Mom the Mark Lore Ezerese.) rather A anniag stub, draws by tour howl. conveying me. e testing lateltbto, made sad invested by the society ' It is yet too early to ascertain with any degree of able r dio. unseen% sod chaplain to his late Royal Highness. •noineen (Mears. Easton and Amos), is a line piece - . what may have beta the effect of the boisterous, parches A all:away leech , draws by four horses, goaveying the o itchanises, capable of motainsing, with the nicest accuracy . , 1 , sad wet weather experienced disriag the latter part made a I erre of pier amid Mabee. the Donne of Giamatti.. the power of the several machines. The arraorenteata fo • Jane sad in the beginning of the prossat math, os the had tat the E l oam e t h er k egs ' mobases Ike Darla's§ of Heat, sad 'supplying water to the cattle, and for steam engines • the wheat crop . : bat that some minthiet meet have restilted ter Loonies of ha late Royal Illethesen ram Ines, the estronees, and elite ere of an improved ' cha therefrom is almost certain. Frequent heavy showers l os t ye ; A tawnier e 4 01, duos by Isar bongo, conveying three enter. Tie sisal dimensions of the grosnd are 770 feet by ad high winds, daring a period whoa the plant was in to the wouresof hie late Royal Hifiksees. 570 feet. There are 118 steads for implements. Is a .• °ors in the later parts of the kimidoin. can hardly have risen I A meaning en nh, d raws h l g en e house, coarlyine th cattle department then will be a magnificent collection of p &seed altogether harmless; and is the forward die. been d }quarry of his Majesty the Kim of limovir, lb. Repro- et pars North Devon breed, many of the anima, he ' , where the crops were further advanced, they were, men i., eeste.te t f the Hasoverisa Embrey, sad the Groom is • t from dismal counties to compete for the prizes. 'n different lossalitlee, beaten down and knocked about Shiv a . end the Enemy of her Wiley the Clasen. dig deeel d ' shert-horne, the hones, the sheep, sad the pigs will oc- by the violence of the isles. We are by no means . total A unorrera teach, drawn by fear horns, movniog th py their fair akar* of attenti , m. ••• to take a desponding view ot mar tenure prospects, 1 laid tt W.inag to thu u s ers sad two et tho bunts of TM pavilion is which the dinner will be served on e Tu but we ulna admit that we look to the probable result tow, a the pa.. • is at the god of GI loanntreet, coastructed on th sate of the wheat harvest with less confides°, than we did 3,260 • Swim ng each, draws by hem bones, cunning the • maul as at previous meetings, to aceommodate 1,111 week ago. Mach will, however, &rad on the weather m oo n Toe tomes/his of her ILejesty's Household and two of Dental comfortably. The president's table will take nearly . ruing the next month or two. Indeed, the few fin P . b the ley., of the pall. 30 parsons, and is upon a raised platform, immediately is . ape which we have lately been favoured with bays pro- Ihe rem iss e l hi e late R o y a l Highness draws by ma front of a largo window, divided into four compartments . need a decided improvement, inasmuch as the corn, qualit; i'om'•. rum, ion the corset sad reships sad the baton and glazed with stained and white gist ., before which is Pb - .1 where it has been badly laid, has already in many easel seed whoa a his late Boyd U shams. trenspareney, 15ft. byeoft., representing the royal arms spiced an uptight potation, and looks none the worse for &et. he vice-president's table is en at a raised platform, bu• its rough treatment. Our chief source of uneasiness is is for t; IRE HEARSE, of es high as the preeideat's. Behind it aro three rows o egard to the effect which may have been produced Drawn by eight hones, busine ables, elevated one ova the other sad be them is where the wheat plant was Salaseted to the Maumee _ r ___ sad escorted by a ninny of the lot Lite Cisards,-all the window in eight a:apartments, alias* pleats sad deco. ' f high wind and heavy rains when in full bloom; and we p rism cheers waning b:sck crape soots, sad asps rased their wed with ploscdag tronarremies, to subdue the light of f e u abse, l ime t he me e k l ug be r u shee aduseed, that Z3O c. helmets. the decliothir sub. All the tablas la the body of On buildie sre n o m h o er Utile sera being irreaulexly filled. We emus, Freigl f' rea the el r i i po ur a r , g gi e b the oxlip, proceeded es fined oo inclined plants, so as to rim one Over the oths howevea, that these Instances will be rare ; and are still of don 1 all r-;uhr, it was Daftly to be mewed that there would be n each side of the centre, affording great facilities of any rase. e'tiel•laire of people oa the road aide, or that say ,Inervation. The whole of the works have ban corned . that, with decidedly auspicious weather, the wheat were might yield a full average retina Whilst we mantra ,_, y articular deasistratios would be shwa lty those who re- out by Mr. Henry Maardae, of High Holborn, London. . feeling some doubt sad nasty in regarelto wheat, we +a" I,3'lit the :toe of noreh. A lupe slumber of 077ssair been The trial posed Ise beavtlaad Is &boat Id ogles from th perfectly moviassd that the peoduce of food 204,ff '1.1"4 nee s ot front of Cambridge-holm, and noire of the city, alley the Balk-read, is Adds occupied by MIII, greatly issososed by the ta rr r t. showeee which bare 4,838 " t " Pt•te'slos moved on the majority of the people went Hr. Row, who him man Lord Pohlman. That it light With th e . a= ems, sad ell reel mope . were 1847, '*rte.;' ituraiars iirsostese a valet novel sad 'end i. sew tie passible of the &damn* sad Lomas reads. , , from Old world lowitali l l Ae °eviller " i s". The rawaral ammo= of tits spostators n fields by Mr. William Sew, a brelbse. ' bees obsea la quality but the assoesable supply of ag, PM./ t% dI e w iadiestitm of minsaing, foot which sue- to bell la Lied Pontoon. Itmay setae almeresh Oa thn head the reports boat every quarter of , s _ ish gerfti I 'awl . net to th e seserst:l sksracter of the hog to mottle s Se hot that the Mew erailir lave • Markin eyes and, bedaubs( the certain good of dolt uu " se el t% ill bad been astreeted to vitae& The b-Ills of manta to the Pohlman family for more then MO yeses. paellas mischief, we incline to the belief that the wets were tht "i' 5 a tomb.. at lb. West sad condiment telling Amongst the diedaguisbed *shoes will be, as report he . vastly prepellarratia. Intil '..1 4Thek . and *my poslble repent was id to the t the Freath tad Ametiont eatheasaders, Lord Chichester Elam, of the late Doke by those who is the M. r. Posey, M.P., Mr. Miles, M.P.. guests of Sir T. D. Ac- FOREIGN CORN TRADE. xe.eials ale , Ahhourhood ef Ms issideses la Plesaolilly and, Bart., ?Ciliates; Eul of Yarborough and party, gees A I. mi,, otos after 9 o'clock the cortege anion at Kew f Lady lisle; the Duke of Rl:hound, the Earl of Leicester That considerab l e excitement will have been caused lie.dre, oa the barn of which ft 111 bY a load pro- Sir Charles Lemma, M.P., Mr. Christopher, M.P., guests o II onr the continent by the news of the sudden rise of on- CO neekesion, eosalstine of • eis Irard d basal it H. F. Davie, Bat., Cindy ; Lord Andover and Lord •ay last in the value of wheat at Mark-lane iii certain, and t o 4 1 the vicar. itee, so ' ' f lb. petith, the child ren of the royal w h ee l, t h e no n i onic Footman, guests of J. W. Buller, Rms., poem's. It is said there consequently not couch chance_ . of the orders which sinix of the owlet employed in the gardens, sad the gentry sat he other Weigle siabmadon, sad the illustrious engager may i s kn been ant out being executed trwirrr a r n of the parish. Arrived at the church, the cortege rom Repeal will also be gement. At Stettin, on the Bth Jely, the weather was wet, and, their at . t DM received by two batallions of the Coldstream' Own. In honor of the ee the city of Exeter has put oa a • 'sigh till rain was suppond to have done good to the appa l nosaiwrize in all upwards of 800 The funeral wasecided holiday ap_monnos. Then ars no ler than fifteen heat bad rather crept up in vane since that day week, ana o f Illt th i l ."4 4 L ie ",h7 his kneel Highnees .** Friseel Alrt, th sixteen triumphal anises, ten of which an is the mile 21k.. Posersals was than hold at 40.. ed . to 41e. per qr. as f t Jested Doke of hieckleaburgh-Strellth, with mid from the Bristol and Exeter Railway station to the freer on board. Barley wu quoted the mug as the wesk_ht n a g i their mammies. bow round. The meet splendid is one at the end o tors, sad ch had occurred la other ankles. T ise Nett e l t,liai, Illit the variou not:teem sod Bowen who had Quennotrest, ant to the 111 h-street, upwards of 40 fee . anssetions altogether had been quits tram,. the had boos th.- T 1 - " n ' at *a , YIN for the purpose et pa llis ling a last tribute igb, surmounted b_e a gilded crown, 7 feet in height and 7 ates asked haring boos higher than burn of respect nth bat . ;attn ( w h o b ad . Proses. were the Duke of Wellisgtoa eet ia dismoter. Notion ass as lost uterit s pio.nic posed to give. il iA a r,:liej t k a: ft i,„.. 4l 7 ... ui c. d ir i . n .o an .....aas arat itat semeAs phmtem. se minis., widi eiri r a t isissip hor:ll, I asetlissadoesissaipeesselissweityeas:bi.baki.acestpoodisskt irtheagrisallarewswinspiseskaoLum:Livrsi bouw y war • ibe:Aliarteßreitioetoss:cnintk,thatprioesuisit ofasprosadamissesn:talisitirissappesehendatatoishaoisuar;atteneaso leaded i n : p. t. tines of wards, and at all the other Lower Baltic ports stooks are so E sev Si, Menne W Haec e „,, sad n, eve WSW. Ilsr William Gomm, • loalsod's salsa the to d e sea be i a mid ne hav t ine y blietidnalegusesth a P all a ils".6lls. X .B6 bet 1 ,. In li e eeeee fille heis e t t eete ** , kes t altsilit4igemb reek. Auk Viatell," Fit o wo n = booms *sway and anisttled, which Ant a imashalitsg et bunt awned wheat to be bold la. per qr. MAW. TM sales at 8 wont,. th e shoolden ami ef Ul l e l dwa sergees . dis t" of ,the lni C - real • • 111 ie d g aseTh es , :nk iam s r ad iaa r is-sia"si ii r " sigg i g elleal levo inikiv r a gob len " tr ellieri P by tit: ' ' p l a i r ed. ‘64l4l9.l. per ,F. fr j o i s tl oa et hos libi r li c:e l. whi saligli ch twi' m ac"ha tm "l2l4 " abssaalid e sth7eatlC:4l7Bl::. 7"- uo n at e oe , , e nd convled lotto the eliarets. andimaidle:or:intwholeitgragateoenassaverod wi ts, * b ee s i g a i wor be ellt su e 4 aret in, z d ust e ssepsfiaquaL iwasi u la sattee sa e ssinnt et ber eyee m a ii ssas 'o isty le to Palbil4l.... i. bi te irow " l a is : Qe ete k ...g tiltiltitet ia St. tlhatailitad besigie la• surnlial to ...Pk ma ed. per qr. "9 wis Illaili.4 ve , o TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The market ptiet tads, with bat little doing, is cos- 2 5 elegance of the hot weather. Pram rasp al under ; Tows Hs 355. 61. ; Pearebsarg Y. C. ea the epet, 36e. 6d. to a! Dd.; Owober to December, 376. 61, baron; ditto ',perste sheathe, 36.. 100 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. To Messrs. Cooper sad Davis report a short supply, t e , at the followlog quotatiola ;.—pahme id e .dow ; 76g. t o 80.. ; Ho inferior, 63,. to 70s. ; Clover, 70s. to 88t.; Straw, 241. to Me. 17 30 WINDING-UP OF JOINT-STOCK. COMPANIES The following Is an official return to the present -- date of all those railway and joint-etoek companies, in i t number 120 now passing under tae juriedicticia of the ten se Madam fa Cnancery, and the various stages of winding-up as by act of parliament. Twelve companies are assigned to to each master. In addition to Owes there is a very large 20 numbs r w aiting to be referred, but which will, probably, as have to wait until those already in progress are dispoted of, 4 the present number, in imajunction with the hearing of ee private auks, heir gas such oaths courts can well manage. as 1311 His iONOVII MASTER DOWDROWIILL'eIit Cambridge ) and Colchester Railway; Norhern and Southern Ilg, Coenectiug Railway ; llanshester,ifiouthanip'on, and Poole Railway ; Anti Dry-Rot Company; Eastern end Northern 17, Cementite Juaction Itsilway_; Great Western Railway of Bengal ; Port of Wisbesch, Petaeborougb, and Birmingham SO and Midland Countise Railway; Boston, Grantham, Lin- So colnehire, and Midland,Uountiea Inaction Railway; Tring 1 10 21 and Reiewe Railway ; Dinsbarg Iron Works ; Chalet:- ham, Osiord, and London Junction ; Larne, Belfast, and 23 Ballymena. lie Masxna F 's Cocar.—North of England Bank- la ing Company; the Bt. George's Steam Packet Company; the Uci I Silents Company ; Sister Dale Iron Company ; 6 '2 National Disinfected Dry Manure Company; Imperial Bank Se 'of England; Direct East and West Junction Railway; Great 20 Western, Southern, and Eastern, or Ipswich and Southemp is ton Railway ; Reading sad Reigate Atmospheric Railway; lit. Jamaica &nth Eastern sun Northern Railway; Hull Glass 0 2 3 Company ; Cambridge and Colchester Junction itsilway. 1 al Ix Magma Bnoroxsx's Cotter —Wheal Curtis Copper Mining Company ; Grand Trask and Stafford and Prier- ye borough Railway ; Vale of Beath and South Wales Brewery Company ; Direet Load's and Exeter Railway ; DOM, fluting', and Brighton Jriantion Moray ; Wolverhampton, fit- Chaster, and B rkeehead Railway ; Trent Valley and Chester re '1 and Holyhead Continuation Railway; Direct Manchester, y Sheffield, and Leeds Railway; Direct Birmingham, Oxford, in, Reading, and Brighton Railway; Dover and Dal Railway; 5 North London Junction Railway ; Kingeland , Balaton, and to De Beauvoir Town Literary an Scientific Society. 50 Masygnlx BllllOl.ll COl:RT.—Liverpool and Manchu- Li i 12 for Saw - mills; Eastern Counties Ex t en sion, and Cambridge 20 1 and Worcester Direct Railway; London and Manchester 4! Direct (Itemington'e); Sligo and Shannon Railway ; Great ISC Western Estension Atmospheric Railway; London and st- Westminster Mutual We Assurance Society ; Shrewsbury Itl and Leicester Direst Railway ; Midland Grand Junction ri Railway , London and Rdinburgh and Darlington and Ha- le wick Junction ; Direct L'nooln, But Betford, and Sheffield Junction Railway; Parcel Poet Company ; Peterborough, 10 With eh, Lynn, and Boron Inaction Railway. Ix Sin WlLLtan Howea's Cot:ay.—Brighton, Lewis, 1 1 : and Tunbridge Wear' Railway; Northampton, Lincoln, and 20 Hull Direct Railway ; Direct Exeter , Plymouth, and Devon- 30 past Railway ; Compressed Air Engine Company ; 23 Asholine, Gainsboraugh, and Goole, and York end North ti Midland Railway; Merionethshire Slate Company; Tontine Ei Life Assurance; Wheal Concord Mining Company; to Eastern Counties Junction and Southend Railway ; Hemp ye and Fla: Manufacturing Company ; Boston and Thorp 25 Arch Bath Company ; General COOlddlaioll Ship Loan and 20 Insurance Company. Ix Sin Ozono: Ross's Corar. — The Godol p hin Mining r. Company ; British and American Steam Navigation Com- 50 pany ; Oaford, Worcester, and Chester Junction Railway; et. Worcester, Tenbury, and Ludlow Railway; Brighton Juno- 25 tion Railway; Royal Thames Steam Navigation ; Beds, 20 Here, and Boca Junction ; Falmouth, Hanna', and Pen- !I once R eilway ; London and Southend Railway; Chelten ham, Oxford, and Brighton Junction Railway ; Direct Lon- ai don, Holyhead, and Porthdynllaen Railway ; Universal Gas Light Company. 20 Ix NAOMI RICHARD'S COURT. —Southampton Einigra- 20 lion and Shippiau Company; Peterborough and Notting- „,, 2 ° ham Railway ; K lbricken Silver Lead Mining Company ; Hereford and Merthyr Tycivil Railway; Direct London, y Portsmouth, and Coichestet Railway ; Rugby, Warwick, 20 and Worcester Railway ; Tring, Reading, end Basingstcke 20 Railway ; Ipswich, Norwich, and Yarmouth ; Cambrian 2 0 Grand Junction Railway; Staffordshire and Shropshire r Railway ;It iyal Bank of Australia ; Oundle Union Brewery. 3: Le MASTER hlelvsy's COURT.-13 e lismptuticon Com- ee piny ; German Mining Company ; Barnet and North Me- to tropolitan Beltway ; Direct West-end and Croydon Rail- 10 way; Lancaster sod Newcastle; Independent Assurance 1 2 Company ; Port of London Shipowners' Loan and Assur ance ; N 4thern Coal Mining Company ; Glonoester and Aberyatwith Railway ; Irish West Coast Railway ;'Midland Union and Burton-ow Trent Railway ; Imperial Salt and Atkeli Compaay_. Ix MASTRO. KINDER/MIT . ' COTRT.—Marylebone Bark, Holtman's Locomotive and Carriage Improvement Com pany; Wesleyan News;aper Association; Margate Steam nowhere Company ; Metropolitan Railway Junction anwen Iron Company ; Bridgewater and bileettead Rail w a y; Lin coln and Hull Railway ; Chepstow and Forest of Dean Rail way ; Shropshire Mineral Railway ; Union Grocery Com- S IN MASTER BLUNT'S Coast.--LODdOe Sod Birminpham Extension; Loudon and Westminster Coal Club; Sheffield and Rttrord Banking Company •; Galway and Eunis Grand Junction Railway ; Liverpool Union Crown Glass ; War wick and Worcester Railway ; India and Australia Royal Mail Stem-packet Company ; Norwich Yara Company ; York and London Aseuranee Company; Lancashire, Cheshire, and Staffiadshire Railway; Great North of Eng land. and York hire and Glasgow Union Railway; Madrid and Valencia Rai:way. REPRESENTATION OF TAMWORTIL—TAMWORTIL MONDAY.—Sir Robert Peel has scripted the invitation of the electors to stand for the representation of this borough, in the room of hi. lamented father. The election will take pleat ou Friday, but the hon. baronet, it is understood, will opposition.ut h o e t appear e a t t et t: t h. m, presentbuntings. m m There t probabilityis w it o o uldbeoff n s l o v f . s t o n SIR ROBERT PEEL'S PAPERS.-11 . 8 are informed, on good authority, that the late Sir Robert Peel has left his papers to L.rd Mahon and Mr. Edward Cardwell, M.P.— Liverpool Albion. ACCIDENT UPON THE NORTH KENT RAILWAY. — The up train which left Gravesend last 'lnning at 20 ninon* past 0 o'clock, with two 'neat' and nearly 200 pamenge n, arrived safely at Woolwich station, but had only proceeded as far as lilackheath-tunoel, when a luggage train, loaded with fruit, dce., rain into it, producing a fearful co llision, &mil of the carriages were completely upset in the tunnel, and many praesagers severely injured. Nearly 1,600 passengers by the momeding trains were detained in oonsetquenoiof the amides% and those who were compelled to make their way to town had to do so in any conveyance, that could be obtained, Orme negligence was freely attri buted to one of the superior railway decide by many pas sengers, but it was impossible, in such a scene of terror and confusion, to ascertain with any demo of certainty to whom the culpability really attached. Mach coafualoa prevailed at the railway terminus, Landon-bridge, owing to the non arrive( of the train, which was due at half-past 1 1 last nig ht, end which rescind Loadon at a few minutes past 3 this sating. — , — ..tiiiii - pe, - Cent. si Ezeter,Teovil, IS 14 Greet Nortnens 12; Do. raree,A,Diferresl Ut Do. shame, S. 6p. Ct. 124 Do. per Cent. Pref.. " St Edin Ot. Do. son ba zig rilli us.a htha nd and r . 7eet :. ( . lr4..) 100 Great North of England — U Do. New Elo ... .. SO Do. New X3O ... .. 1$ Do. New EIS ... .. ItO Oreal Western ... ... 15 Do. New EIT ... .. SO Dan and Selby ... .. 12; Do. &Wel ... ... ... 30_,Leneeater and CerUsle ... 29 % 24 24 It 141 141 d 62 21 4 4 dLs 104 le 29 Dl Yob 93 93 70 72 33 57 374 3 77 t 115 97 474 431 204 314 13 33 37 1 7 Pi' IS 351 dis 10 94 Si& 10 ids. 13i 1 2 gi h dis. 91 93 4 31 7 bi ells. 64 54 ,114. 21du 1 dB 4 44 01 92 137 139 ill' — Do. Thirds 100 I LaneaMdre and otiahlie 331 Do. 1 shone... ... ... lb Do. New (gua. 6p. CZ' l i Ili Do. West Riding VlllOlll SO Leeds and Itradtoed .. ' 50 Leeds and Think . ._ .. 6 Do. Pref. 6p. Ct. No. 1 14 Do. Do. No. 2 5 Do. Do. No. 3 9 i Do. Pref. Quartere,l64B 111 Landon and Blackwell .. 100 ' Lon., Brighten, & S.Coast 100 Do. New goa. 6p. Ct.._ 9 Do. teed 3 Ct. late guaran Croydon lb p. irds 30 Do. Pref. 5 per Cent... . 50 Do. Count-5 p.et..11132 121 London and Greenwich._ 20 Do. Preference ... 100 London & North-Western 17 Do. do. New 1 shares ... 13 Do. Fifths .. . . I Do.ff l 0 sh,M.ancii. (6) 100 Landon & South-Western 421 Do. New, F5O ... 34 Do. New. £4O ... —1 11 Do. New Preterence _, 20 Lowestoft Guar.4 yerOnst. Si Manch., 13412., anu 3latlosit NM Manch„Shef.,&LincohnlL 23 Do. i shares. No. 1 ... 10 Do. New £lO Pref. 41 Do. Man.& L(ncLUmies 33 Do. 4'50 ;hares .. _ 100 Do. Sinn. and Derby.... 'lOO Do.Cons.B. &B. 6p. C. 1100 Nortolk ._ _ ... ... 15 Do. New MC- ... ._ 24 Do Eating= ... ~. V Do. Guinn. 51 per Ct. 23 North British ... ..„ _ 3 Do. preference ... _ 174 North smffornntre. , _ 54 Orford, Wore., & Waiver. U Prestos and Wyre ... ... 10 Do. 4 therm IA) - IS Beed„Ouild., sad Helper 1 BlC.W.lll"„rdellitnensiOji 25 Scottish Central _ .. 131 Shrews. & Bina., Cass A 9 Do., Claes 11 ... _ ... 8 Do., New Gueraiteed .. 20 Shrewsbut7 and Chester g o or. W. Min.) ... ... Io 20 Do. Oswestry ... ... 1 Do. New 10 Do. 3 per cent. Preis - 6 1 Shropshire l'nion ... .. 50 South Deron ... ... ... 23 Do. Preference ... .. Ilt South Staffordshire ... .. 331 South Eastern ... ... .. SO Do. No. 3 .. . 10 Do. No 4 Reiristired ...1 47 South Wales 181 Sheff„ltotlx,fiGook, N.D. y ::I 30 w iG at uar eo . n s i p and .r C iiii ent .. knn 59 Wear V, p. 6 25 Do. alley do. do, Ct. gua. do.l 30 Wilts, Somerset, &Welts., 23 York,Neweastle &Berwick: 20 Do. Eat (York& Norma.' 8 Do. G.N.E.PureborPref ° 50 Torii and North Midland-I 110 Do. Preference ... ... lonanoe RAILWAI S. 31 Anglo-Italian (late Italian and Austrian) ... 20 Boulogne and Amine 20 Central Prance (Vierson) 8 Dutch lthemeh ... ... 7 Fast Indian ... 3 Great Indian Peninsula... 1 Do. 8 Luxembourg ... ... ... 20 Namur ancainie.. ... 16 Northern of France ... ... 7 Orleans and Bordeana ... 20 tarts and Orleans ... ... 10 Paris and Rouen ... ... 13 Parts and Strasbourg .. 20 Rouen mod Ram ... 10 Sambre end Meuse... .. 13 Toon and Nest= -. .. 114 111 64 GO WI 60 104 11 21 214 106 F 9 Po U 26 pm. 23 22 116. II 17 dts. 2 21 006. 144 134 44 44 dm 14 16 9 6 64 34 111 die 32 33 241 244 dis 144 136 In 124 21 24 14 13 (Us. 174 164 44 446y461 11 di& 6 9 404 414 6 7 pa. 16 IS} 7 4 Pou 1 Po 11 12 .9; - i dia. 71 7 dia. 9 9i 6 6 3 4 6 1 1 dim 16 16 41 41 die 8 8 9 41 4 die 14 141 141 41 141 4 30 28 die. 715;% si 61 10S1 i 1171 34 120 ex int. 22 251 2E 41 43 Hi 14 11 10 4 ) 5 4 dla. 141 1 5 4i die. 1 7 31 1:1 6 6 dia. 1 1=- 4 PIE- T zr i 6 dis. 7 8 1 7 1 ate. 14 141 2 3 30 32 F 9 61 6 9 9 21 2 $1 92 AL. 71 dis LIVERPOOL, July 15. 41 141 i 41 3 le ex tnt Hi i 71 ex int Bnocrz-Ezowasson.—The market was a shads better to. day in regard to bantam , . but prices still look gloomy. I:Mea cham and Yarafdano (nftb shares). 9) d.—London and North Western, 10.—lli•to (new Awes). 9.16 ;c. p.—Midla nd. s3ll.—Di () shares), C. d. —tioath Eastern and Dover (No. 1 registered), 4i. MANCHESTER. hely 15. EtwOOK-BiOnswetu.—Ths market has boon heavy, this being the firstday of the new Jeceunt, and prkes rather tat. BIRMINGHAM, July 16. Brook-Itxcwareos.—The share market was flit and ;nice, of POIDC line of railway oomewhat tower than loot week. The tronsortiono otpoetot today woe—tendon and Notth-tTeot*ro, logy; ;Shropshire Unions, 4j die.; and Birmingham Cautery, IR. LEEDS, July 15. 81.001-1110W/LWoll. — Ths prevailing dalnese of the share market. combined witli tide being the teat day tor the prevent account, has limited the busineee tLL words, to private tranvactienv. Not one sale was narked upon the bawd. alba worth recording foe its novelty. A VENERABLE Tokio number of persons visited Woolwich yesterday to eel the tortoise brought bonze by the Geyser steara-sloop from the Cape of Goo' Hope. The tortoise is in remarkably good beel.b, and takes its regular promenades upon deck, and makes no apparent difference in is walks. although a full-grown person sits on its back. Its age hu been handed down in the families in whom possession it remained until seat to this country are Present to her Majesty, arid it is known to be 179 years old. It subsisted during the voyage to this country on pumpkins takes on board to supply it with food. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIFE.—A lamentable accident occurred near Weymouth on Thareday, to Mr. and Mrs. lames Tether (of London). who, with their little girl, had bees on &visit to a relative at Warehave. They came over to Weymouth on Wednesday and remained the night, and on Thursday were returning to hill in the village of Ousington (four miles from Weymouth), the pony be came unmanageable and ran violently against a atone wall, by whit* all three were thrown out of the chaise. Mr. James Tether was killed on the spot, Mrs. Tooker and the child had each an arm broken. The body of Mr. Ticket was removed to the Fletigh p.blic•houm, at a short distance from the spot. UR UAW and the child were brought into Weymouth, sad nee made segimiutel with his &AIN haring whet may be the remit t , Pt c -: \_\: l n: i\,ll 171 13 1 a 1:13 7i