The Press. — London, England, 1853-08-27 00:00:00

AUGUST 27, 1853. 1 MUlsumg Antw. &Rotterdam,ll Idu Bezieres to Oraiss par II Belgian Ras. June ' It Charleroi at Ergue 141 1 15t Dijon at Besancon 2 3 pin Dutch Rhenish — . 24 11tiis East Indian 3 bt p Do. Extension ... • 11 4 lit. Indian Penin.i2 ~ Grand June. of Fra.l ~ lit. Wt.. ofeana.,Sll.l t die ..Bda.(2dis.)lB73, term& Pis. 5p c prt t dis 1 Luxembourg Lyons& Mediteara —pm Madras l4 24 p Maria Antonia — m 5 1 Na & Lge.(vrth in ! 7 4 Northern of France 3 361 Norwe. Trunk Prof.' 8 9 Paris 4t Lyons llB 31 Paris & Orleans l, 494 501 Paris at Rouen 144 45 Paris at Strasbourg 391 391 Par., Caen & Cherb.l 41 51 p Quebec& Richnind.lll I die Rouen & Havre Royal Swedish 4 die Sambre it Meuse . t 0 Sth•East. of France a 4 pml Southern of Francel 54 6 tp, Upper Indian Scrip 4 i pm' West Flanders ) 4 44 1 Western of France 10 101 p Westrn. of Switzer.ll 01 dis Zealand 124 24 dis, 2 3 li ltilv l arlll 1 4 5 2111;t4 11 „, 2 2 2i 1 „ dl: 74 7; If 21 pu 71 7 36 6 8e 9 lBf 9 pa I ledis 1 Par IP 131 141 4 1 1 m 3 14 gym, 1};1 tip 1 2 2 „ Y 9 „ 1 1 Ms dia l m 1 11 P„ 11 7## 8 1 3 9 9 a p 3 441 45i 39i 4 le 1 :Obi 1} dab 94 p l 0 pit 1411 44 45 391 1 41 5e p le I dim 20e 21& dis 4 94 In Ipml 5 6 put I pm 4 41 _ e 174eirs. Par 1 13f 141 3 P.!l 1!2 . 1 . 1& 511 I t 2 2 , till I die 1 7i_ - ill 2 o air.l 2tt di BANK OF ENGLAND. 11 35i u} 86 9 lrli 9 p 51 3 44 45 9 9 !&P tdior 9 9 1 pm 5 6p 4 Pm I, I r 2 ri l d i a giv Tir p 14f 2 9 rtu 2f lfdis 4f I bf p 1 „ 22 g g A f dis .4 7f pin 1121 Ina 7} S 36 364 se 9 14 51 3 434 44 39 4 4 5 1 14 1 die 20 21 I die 94 9; 36 pm 4 •• 4 44 94 101 p f 01 die '2421 die An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Nth Victoria, cap. 32, for the week ending on Saturday, the 20th day of August, 1833. Notes issued 130,647,090 £30,847,890 BANKING DI Proprietors' Capital 514,569,000 Rent Public Deposits• 4,063,046 Other Deposita Seven Day a other Bills D 4,073,515 • Including Exchequer, Sao National Debt and Dividend Ac IHHVi DZPARTMENT. :NT. anent Seen- Government Debt . An.nuono Other Securities .. 2,984,900 Gold Coin ‘t Bullion 16,629,536 Silver Bullion .... 19,164 A 30,647,690 rities (including Dead Weight An.) 113,1127,5.42 Other Securities .. 13.8711,951) Notes __ 7,644,8+ 4 0 Gold & Silver Coin 521,103 035,073,515 'stoners of gletropolitan glattets. (Reported eirehuively for " THE PRESS.") CORN EXCHANGE The present week's arrivals of English wheat, coastwise and by land carriage, have been on a very limited scale. Amongst them have been 500 quarters of the present year's growth from Essex and Kent, in tender con- dition. For all kinds the demand has ruled brisk at an advance in the quotations of from 3s to, in some instances, 5s per quarter. There has been rather an active inquiry for foreign wheat, and several parcels have found buyers on French account at from 39 to 4s per quarter more money. The few floating cargoes oti offer have sold on somewhat higher terms. The receipts of barley have been small. That article has sold steadily at very full prices. In the value of malt no change has taken place. Oats have connuanded more attention, and must be quoted lid to is per quarter higher. In beans and peas very little doing on former terms. The flour trade has ruled brisk. The top price of the best town-made has advanced to 55s per sack. American has risen is to 2s per barrel. ENGLIIH—Wheat, Essex and Kent white. 49s to tiffs; red, 46s to 555; Norfolk and Lincoln red, 468 to 545. Malting barley, 30s to me ; grinding ditto, 2ss to 91s; distilling, 295 to 31s. Malt, 53s tt 117 s. Feed outs, 20s to 23.; potato, 22s to 255. Rye, 28s to 31s. Tick beans, 37s to 41s; pigeon, 3:• , s to 445. Grey peas, 33s to 38s; maple, Sits to:l9x ; white boilers, 40s to 43s per quarter. Town-made flour, 4ris to 55s ; oouutry masks, 39s to 45s per 2801bs. ARIRITALS TlllB WEEK. Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. Flow. English 1630 .. 970 .. 140 .. 1440 Irish Foreign .. 17620 .. 430 .. 12310 .. 34)0 sks. 12310 bls. LONDON AVERAGF.S DECLARED ON FRIDAY — Wheat, 5,282 quarters, 55* 9d ; barley. quarters, —; oat*, 2,142 quarters, 21s ; rye, 21 quarters, 32s ; beans, 251 quarters, 39s 9*l; peas, 92 quarters, 595. IMPERIAL WEEKLY AVERAGES—Wheat, 51s 14; bar• ley, 29s 7d; oats, 225; rye, 34s 10d; beans, 441 s 4d; peas, 34s THE SIX REEKS' AVERAGES—Wheat, 52e; barley. 29s 64; oats, 21s Ild ; rye, 3.5 s tki ; beans, 44* $d ; peas, 36s GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK—Wheat. 76,976 ; barley, 1,596; oats, +4,271; rye, 113; beans, 3,117; peas, 47d quarters. SEEDS —Petersburg linseed has sold at 43s for gold; Fast India, 495; and Calcutta, ex. sltip, tsa tki per quarter. Fine East India rape is scarce, and wonit Si' per quarter. There is a steady business doing in cakes,the value of which has an upward tendency. TEA—The demand for most kinds is inactive, and prices are barely supported. Common sound Cougou IN freely offered at 114 per lb. Up to Saturday last duty was pail on 23,192,7921b5, against 27,914,3031bs in 1842. SUGAR—A good business has been doing in raw sugars at the extreme rates of last week. Fine yellow liarbadues has sold at from 36s to 3+48 6d ; low to good. 34a to 37a 6.1; mid to fine brown Jamaica, 334 Gd to 34. 6d ; orti yet ow, 35s to 3:is 6.1; mid to good brown Demerara, 32s to 334 641; good grocery white Bengal, 424; good to fine groeery yellow, 394 to 40s 6d ; ord, 364 to 36a Gd; good to tine yellow Mauritius, 35s Gd to 37a &1; to fine brown, 31s to 334 per cwt. Several cargoes of d forsign sugar hare been said for the Continent. Crushed is THE PRESS. quite as dear as last week. Refined goods us is Mir ropiest at 45a 6.1 to 46s for brown lumps, and 46ii ud to 48s 641 for low to tine grocery. The total cleinauces to the loth instant were 4,176,174 cwts against 3,1014,940 cola last year. MOLASSES—AII kind* are iu good demand at full gnota dons. Antigua, ltis rid to SL Kitt's and St. Vincent's, I.ls Ud to 15s per cwt. COFFEE—Thera has been a good inquiry for plantation kinds at very hill prices. Good ord native has sold al 45s per cwt. Common Mocha is quoted at stis to Sets. COCOA—Tito demand is steady. Fine red Trinidad Is worth I 9 to 40a ; Bahia, 28s Gd to 27a; and thisymtquil, ;{fir W 3:m per cwt. - - • - - - - CHICORY—There to rather more doing in this article. English root, 101 to 101 104; tluerubbey, 101 lths lu 111; and foreign, in tamil, 111 10a to 121 per ton. RICE—A very brisk inquiry has spning up for this amide, up. wards of 60,000 bags having ' , hanged hands at an 'airlines of Is per cwt. Fins white Bengal has pnsluerd 134 ad to lir. PROVISIONS—Since our last report the demand fora kinds of butter has ruled dull, and prices have been the turn in favour of buyers. The bacon market has been very tuaetire, and the quotations have given way Is per cwt. Lard supports former terms. In other kinds of provisions very little is doing. TALLOW—Our market has become somewhat firmer, and P.Y.C., on the spot, lout realised Ms to 514 Sd per cwt. Town tallow is Stis net cash; rough fat., 2s 10441 per sibs. About 1.100 casks have arrived from Australia and South Miseries. 011.8—Most tish oils are steady, and quit* as dear es last week. In other qualities of oil very little is doing. 'Turpentine is brisk, and considerably dearer. Hough. 19s to 14s ; spirits, b7s to Ws Od per cwt. COALS—Chester Main, 19s ; Holywell, 20s 6sl ; Tanfield Moor, I7s 9d; ilarton, 20s ; Eden Main, 20s 3.1 ; Llelusout, ;has 3d ; Haswell, 21s; Stewart's, 21s; Cassop, 20hs 6d; Hough Hall, 20s 3d per ton. SPIRITS—The nun market is very brisk, and price* art , atilt an the advance. Proof Leewards. 2s ld to :is ad; and East India, 2a ltd to 2/1 94 per gallon. Prettily is held for re nioney. Sa es of 1851 Colmar at sit 2(I to Set .1(1 per gallon. Genera snit cont spirits are the turn dearer. HAY AND STRAW—OhI meadow hay, 41 IN to 51 sa; new ditto, 21 los to 41; old clover, 11 br lu Id; now ditto, 51 les to 41 ss; and straw, 11 8s to 11 15a per load. Trade - - - - HOPS—The plantation obe.(11111t% being rather favourable, ths duty is called 100,4E01 to ussmool. All kinds of hops are very dull and easier to purchase. ?did and East Kent pockets, 120 a to PM's ; Weald of Kent, 124 s to 140 a; and Sussex, 112 s to 110 s per cwt. WOOL—Upwards of 7.000 baler have arrived this week, chiefly from our coloniea. English wool is firm, and the late advance is well supported; but foreign and colonial parcels are very dulL - - - 14►TATOES—The mupplien of potatoes continue Rood and in excellent condition. The Ileutaild in meetly at 75a to Ns per tun for Slums, anti 92ii to ltUa for Replan. SMITH lel ELD—TIw rupplier of each kind of stork on sale this week have been seasonably good. A mealy Wainer* has been doing as follows:—Beef, from 3s to 4r 44; mutton, 3r lid 41 ss•, lamb, 4. $4 to fir 34.1; veal, 3. MI to 4s 104 ; pork, 3r to 4. 2d per sibs to sink the of N FINVGAT I.: AND LEADEN It ALI Ain average business ham been transacted in there markets at about mationary pricer. Beef, from als ltki to 4r ; mutton, Us 4d to 41. 104; lamb, 4r 84 to 5s Sal; veal, 31134 to 40 34 ; pork, Sr to 4s 4d per sibs by the carcase. BRADSHAW—On the 22nd instant, at I)ymoke.lodge. Regent's park, the lady of Arthur Dyinuke Bradshaw, Esq., of a son. DAIIN LEY—On the 2sl instant, at Cobham.hall, the Countess of I►arnley, of a daughter. IIANIII:ItY—On the 234 Instant, at Clapham-park, the wife of Philip Banbury, Esq., of a son. 1:1111A111)-Ou the 24th instaud, at Kensington Palace-gardens, Mrs. Egerton Hubbard, of a daughter. OT WAY—On the 21st instant, at Itiehmond-hill, the wife of Arthur J. ()twill, Esq., M.P., prematurely, of a daughter, still born. PEEL—On the 10thi lust., at Knowlmere Manor, Yorkshire, the wife of Jonathan Poet, Esq., of a daughter. REYNA RDSON—On the Pith instant, in Lower Seymour. street, Portman-square, the wife of Ideut.•Colonel Birch Rey nerds' en, Grenadier Guards, of a daughter. VERNON—On thee' 20th instant, at Hilton-park, Mrs. George Vernon. of daughter. WYNYAIII►-I►n the 19th instant. at Edgbanton, the wife of l'aptain Henry littekley Jenner Wynyaril, Brigade Major, of a dauirliter. 11A" £ ISIST A eASPO CRINGLETIE—CURTIS — On the lath instant. at Monkstown Church, Captain Alexander Murray, .(7th Royal Irish Find hers, non of We Right Hon. Lord Cringletie, to Eugenia (trace, daughter of Lieut.. Colonel Curt la, Inulemore. DELACOMBE—PINNIGER—On the Pith, at Claippenhoun, Wilta, Captain Henry Edward Delacombe, .royal Marines, to Harriet, daughter of Broome Pinniger. Esq., of Chippeinun. MAC LEOD--CAMEIION—on the ltith instant, Henry Dunning Macleod, Esq., of the Inner Temple, to Elizabeth Mackenzie, daughter of Hugh Innes Cameron, of Hyde l'ark•gate, Kew tiington-Vre• SMITH—PARKER—On the 214 instant, at Rothley Church, Archibald Smith, Esq., of Lincoln's Inn, to Susan Emma. daughter of the hit- Vier-Chancellor Sir James Parker, of Rotbley Temple, Leicestershire. WHITE—STCART—On the 2ttit instant, at. Twickenham. Captain Luke White. 13th Light Dragoons, to Emily Arndt, daughter of the late diunes Stuart, Viol., of Edinburgh. WYNN—PI E PONT—On the 1 alit instant, at Thoresby• park, Nowt, Charles Watkin Williians Wynn. Ettg., to the Lady Minoru Charlotte I'ierrepont, daughter of Earl Hunters. DEATHS. AD.VII—On the 17th instant, General the Right Hon. Sir Frei acrid: Adam, G.C.B. and G.C.M.ti. ARROW—Ou the 19th instant, at Plymouth, ('apt. John Jordan Arrow, R. %., aged 641. 111111/GEMAN—On the 20th instant, a! Eitton.place, Harriet Elizabeth Frances Bridgeman, widow of tho late Colonel Eel d Bridgeman. 11111 ROWS--On the 22d instant, at Hastings, dolan Burrows, formerly Major in her Majesty's 57th Regt of Foot, aged ert. COCKBURN—On the 19th instant, at Leamington Spa, th e Rt. Hon. Sir George Cockburn, lien., of Langton, Ci.C.B. *A..% aged 82. HARVEY—ft the 17th instant, at Folkestone. Elizabeth, relict of the late Vice..l.dtuiral SirJohu Harvey, K.C.11., aged 76. POLWARTH—Oa theltlt instant, at llogote-ludge, Harriet Dowager Lady Polwarth, lied $l. SALTOUN- -on the Isth instant, at Anchinroath, near Rothe• N. 8., Lieut.Aleueral Lord tialtouti, K.T., and Colonel of her lia4estf a iltvt., aged ME TURNER—On the 30th Wallet. at 'taster Ilorpitd, Omuunuld" Jansen Howard Turner, R.N., aged IS. TITRNOI.III--011 the Stlth instant, at llowsbotAlll, Hants, the - - -• 11.1 n. A. R. Titruour.t'ouinituider, veil ot. VERNON—On the 2rd ithitant, the Right Rom Edward Verooa, Lord SuMehl, aged au. - .. TATES—On the sth of June, at Comport.. Colonel Walter Alexander Vat** C. 11., lige Brigadier COVIAIIIIindIug at Ineknow. TERMS OF gbc Press: Per Annum .. .. .. Al 6 0 .. IlaltYearly .. .. .. 013 0 .. Quarterly .. .. 0 4 41 .. .. Payable in Meow. Subscribers are nalueeted to newt their °Were through their NeWK Agent: if direct to the 011iee, seeoluioutleil by a Remit• tenet.. blotter °niers to be wade melds to Mr. Aufann ha, 110, Strand, London. ALBEIt'f SMITH'S MONT BLANC in Ey E ItY EVEN INO at Night o'clock. wimpt Naturelay.— Malls, 30., which ewn be *retired at the lk)a Odle. ivory slay from Eleven till Four. Arca, 2..; Gallery, Is. A Morultar Perform ance *very 'fiticality rail riatur lay. at three o'clock.—EGY rir lAN HALL. Piccadilly. A ' !. Theatre, 1,11.141 T IANS, at the Mitriouetto ATheatre, Lowther Arvada, titnunl. Open every Day and Evening. The immense crowds who daily visit them estraoriU 11‘17 beings COMMA gain The tivardians, in order to aeet ttttt uthlate the public, ha% e altered the hours of Exhibition as follows:—Morning Exhibition, Eleven till Otte; Afternoon, Three WI Five; Evening, Meteu till Ten. Admission. Is.; Reserved Rests, M. dd. The InfinitiMU Dumber of 87 NO pernour have seen and looked with wonder on We Aston during We Ism two weeks at the Marionette Theatre. THE ANNIVERSARY of the CI)NSEIIVA. TIVE LAND SOCIETY, at FREEMASONS' HALL, Great Queen-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th of se_piesubse t at Thrte •.'elock. The TENTH I'HBLIC DKAWINU Orr RiglitA of Choice on the Stwicty's Estates will take plaee alter the regular toothless of the Fourth Quarterly General bleeliag of the Shareholders kus been transacted. Viscount OJAI-LAM will take the chair, tomi.octeti by a deputation of the Fare/taws Committee. All •ontioletell Sharee taken prior to the teal Iwns being' ',Nees, in the wheel will be Included la Ws 4in t eing. Appliention4 for Prospectuses and Shares to be WAS 11l ARLES LEWIS lIIIUNKISEN, Secretary. °Met's, 33, Nisrfolk•street, Strand. rilt) 1111.3tCHANTS ANTI SHIP BROKERS. —The Mends of a Young tientleman,eighteen yiars of apt, of good *min e& ion and are desirous Of placing hint with Rh established tints of respertability, either in Loudon or User pool, with t h e prospect of • partnenthip on his COMMIS of ate. A present tolvattee of capital not objected to In li.L . tioneers other wise Nat Afar tory.—Apply, by letter only (pre- )toH. h. Mad ison', Esq., solicitor, 9, Old Jewry Chanibers, RIMMEL'S TOILET VINEGAR is far su perlor to Pau de Cologne, as a refreshing and tonic lotion for the toilet or bath, a reviving scent, and a powerful disisfeetast for apartments suit siek-rooms. Its numerous useful and sani tary propertier render it so indispensable requisite In all fassiliss. Priv'. 2s. 1141. awl GM. ; sold by all Perftmserst and Chesnut.; and by E. RIM M El., 19, I ivrrarillitlret, Moho, • s • Bo sure to ask for " Ithuniefe," as there are many eounterfeltu. nEAFNESS.—The I)n ly itteditl awarded at J., the or...tt Exhibition of INLI (for Acoustie Instruments) root to F. 4'. ItEIN, f4.r his new ACOUSTIC INtiTRUMENTS for the DE.IF. They are insole of different ;sower, to suit 111. triune anti every degree of Orsfuere. To he procured only of the role inventor and maker, F. C. Rein, 1014. t4trernt nearly uPpetito Eteter•lirll, where the Instrument eels be tried. and numerous testimonials seen, an get many one from the Right Hon. Sir John l'atteson, one of her Majesty's Privy Councillors. UNDER ROYAL PATRONAGE. LENNI"S lIAI.IIIIIGUAN COTTON AT STOCKINGS , are superior tv every other maim of hosiery, 411 they combine the beauty of silk with the durability of cotton, and more than ita comfort, twins inconceivably plearant to wear; their elasticity and exquisite mortness of texture rival the productions of any otlicr country, having been exhibited In competition with the miunifacturee of all nations. and °braised the 'wise medal at the threat Exhibition.—N.B. Theme Stockings ran only be procured at Balbriggan House, 3.1. I.OIIIIAIW WERE k:T, City. % dlk , • t. ALLS PP'S PA LE ALE, in Imperial Quarts and Pints.--Itatoto t.IEIIIII sa)t.:—" The specimens of your Pale Al.' sent to me afforded nee another opportunity of continuing its lalusble qualities. I ant myself an admirer of this hevertare. awl my own Pa pariOltre rtiablPS 1110 to recommend It. In sectudance with the opinion of the most eminent English physicians, as a very agreeable and efficient tonic, and as a gene ral beverage, both for the invalid and the rubust.—tliessen, May O." Indite/wed by an eminent an authority, I keys resolved is. sell Allsopp's Ales exelusively, at t 4. 1 guarsatee it. first. usable, as from Burton-on-Trent; secondly, is the finest condition mid thirdly to be bottled In quarts and piste of I M l'E 111 AI. M EASE It E Nl,l'. Allsopp's Pala Ale, in Imperial Quarts Bs. Od. per Doses. Allsopp's Pale Ale, in Imperial Pints Mk Oki. Allsopp's Pale Ale, in Ituperial Half-Pints fla. al. Allsopp's Mild Ales, in Imperial Quarts Na. MI. „ Allsopp's Mild Ales, in Imperial Pinta &a. Gals „ Allsopp's Strong (the Old Burton) Ale, In Imperial Quarts loa. 3d. a Allsopp's Strong (the Old Burton) Ale, In Imperial lints Allsopp's Pale Ale, Pcgallon Caaks Nei Allsopp's Mild Ale. Itt-gallon t'ask's s6. Allsopp's Strung (the old Burton) Alp, 18-indlon Casks 4Bll. Address HAILIUNDTQN PA RKED. Dees . Mershasto I. Pell•seell ~,