The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-20 00:00:00

7: 2 7 - 41'4, e'rr--.-=-7- , ,-- ~. ~~~~- = 1.164.1 LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1850. 1.1 for PORT NATAL 5.01.101. A fro Moaotro of •‘. on% Ire 314,1esty r g Clowernmeigt fog the Ii 71r3r to 11 %TAI prig.gor of moderato mesas. And laboure. If approved of emarotroireerg. e srotaln atirge r corr. amt : :WM et L.o. frq £10; eat*. re ...tut e.goo itHerniriliAte, tir Ph prod. :.111., And srr ogre. of law', £: Itro. ; to prori.l.ll. .04 . of Lind. 215; .nrl, £.3 tjtrin 1 n'enore. with proviglowo, n between ono and 11 on tal ,;u.ntit, of Lind. 3. C. ..:arts &wont. fled 11 vowels with 2,011 is %reels will rail grungtoolly : To ma From TO be SOLD, kr 'seaman or Investment, SIX ee MUM •WesteMesei WILL WILT Hoven. laelaseeresd. hem 00101 Wen imeeeermeoses; 0101110.110 10 rooms we Ileed i kerle plele wml swine gliws winicoro two water-elorete. doutb law novo to Wort one ANA gerbee, teamed web irea ewl eseeleady wee disleed by • few sewer. oem W. bop raft. maktordsa peuel. The bows we WI let seemeedeeelie Ureeedrese. 47 Ma; Ist.* te n • abeee gooptolp will W oil topokor or ooporoto. It, pay ken to • per cost, awl It • Int•ooto awsiotwoot. Mb* vim). is um is oar party half the miecnue mil se =mew tapteeiL— Apedy to ► WILLIAM W ET, 4 Owelirldreeereate, Claphieweeed. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MONBY MARKET. Woks ) U is II 1 1 5 ad Booth Wagers* KW. at leaks aerate e: 2 l pre aut. pee ea•m.) ,40 • 66 4 • (dlyt deed 4b. per B ot — stard ix the hilt year egad to U. He. per emit. per l ora 6O so 40 0 feed= mad Wolin* (dividend at the rate of 1 Ter teat par tad.) 1034 • 4 17 6 Uldlead• lm.. at the rate et ft per et. per am.) ... sa . 7 11 6 bath ltreemen• (dlr. at the tote of 3 pro east. par aza.) 134 • SICHANGIS AND 1119C118 ABROAD. [THREEPENCE, RAILWAYS. This DAT, Two o'CLocx. The share market to-day is generally very firm at Saturday's prices, though the operations going for ward to-day are on an exceedingly limited scale. In several instances higher prices have been paid. Great Westerns were last done at Mt ; Midlands, at 33 1; York and North Midlands, at 16Z. Clueing prices Imo;ay wp 11161 Pd. I •arrlY RAILWAYS. I Saturday. isel. 7 a ii Tom 4 , 0 I Tend.", at Mc dam of Noy. J. I. PA) Lrc. rpool, at the clove of May. 700 , ULta,o.r. Paws, 1144 11 :-14;;Ia - Esiti:51 - 63; fir - 64 rants, 64 50 ; ask Ithar44. 1050. Memo, itar 14.—Tbm* per Oants, 31 11.11 meet.; after Boles, 311 13.10 cash. rhea m me.; aster Balm, 12 1 orb. Peedies, 4 paper; after Boke, 11 1&111 soh. Coupoes, 7 atet.; filter Bola, 71 ern; Bank el M. Ferdinand, 84 paper. Bacon"' on lee, 3v oit. 721 :I . d turtlitt ul ws, apply ~ T-a-mal! Cast. —City Office : Sun-court, THIS DAT. Par 10. 2e I7i 24i 35i Y 4 Si Si Pa. 5 6 pia. I)I:i.KS, WORK-BOXES and TEA • -. %,.. 1.01:kklel, combine all that • N‘ 1114 14 approved patients. invented by • .-. : own twennom. where may be ores roue r- :n tlie; world Mpapter such,• outdo. dressing. ; :..rte ebe "-men and chore-board.% flat card. • : ! esaytkine 1.1; the work-table and dewing.. .1 ay , ' .4 tepee. sot porponed by say la Ws ;• •,.U^and orioinal :armor ot the sandaled •.. • tote. t• - e prettlar ,tee! maw, Um .• and various tatinemmesto In potable asks I AVP M.ANUFAC - • di,' .4 1'ar - ro Tie smirk. vrny : good ....,:m o !;k‘t, • 00. rtr 112 1n ; curd, Bd.; Woe, . • Wind.or, ; %intr. rose. paha, 1.. taL prr in .Inte coures, • ~.. ; :d.; marked Palmer, Albany ors. 1..; Prioes cuarp.ride,S,d. and WA; •n.. Ir. • I. an I 10. 1.1. c tr , a:ion was, 3c. ed. .. At• J% 011. •So. ed. ; carrel ell, de. solar. • dn. laraphine, 2s. id. per an. • ,71,;. r aminit tau:, 60.: oil aod candle • ••,. yr. or-ral.. price.. Lamps repaired, • • .orrry dercriptios.—Wholesale rot. A.der Xight Lamps sad lash% 1w ...Teri. Ret. ..:'apart. with:a two sallnece walk lett On Idro. E 1.1(111T:3. 11d. per lb.—At Ude ift.E.c., elms cantered. mei a '1:!..134 1 11 ! real Wll. Cold In .4'b. boxes, n .s.• Itakert to the tine( n, 3, Wlntuace. ::::•:wwll rare. h 'IL 4- '4l. rt:it G bliON. pn ,, ei.v.s W &A c4Ts. barns • rah newly half Its east in thaw with —di be 3poled to mast !mars at small • or lajari ue rastare. for warhing linen : . : • I:t_rub`gn,r Soap, 50*. ; Coni c . %tr. enmity and ~lle dime brA c . step d WAX LIGAILI o sv :he b. a se. I'M 4.t!tr%. respectfully is. An l e.ntry. euperier On ill ern UP fur ley • • fxr.ll.e. every article micro payatu to B. sad .......xtrect, three dot , rs from Caren/Wt. MEDIk:ATED CRE.A3f Kr inctras.'nne. to 21S, Str.ind, ert.an invaluab:e at this rtwvniatisaa, Also. in raft` •c: r f the heart. i.manattows and eraptior.s of inv pulp yes to Lisailies, in eaves of .? : lapertanJine. tb..t ttoee who It le so innocent that it eon .- It Van elestait seenwithinisient ; •••• ni air of the viob:hty. rti r 1.1 tut;bisi it freely ono ••• - w.a..i•e• the elan, epee the Mee. • • the ei.-7.nhition. thatsby enablthw t. :ad thus reliwins the interW io..suartke. as well as delight. eat.a.'y the elect in am ws In •••t, i.t w.trit climate* will be • • .1 • e train. of wriest*, and to •• r .rat whl water a bthwitni by •. ' •s, zni ac,l approved by Irani - • ...inmost's, its Nippy, etftets in • • runt wanderthi dieeerery of • tbe torettens of the elan -.knee of vsedkine. and • • • • esose of many morbid • , nod lor esportation, la . • .: . coataisonz thret of the • • orticeste reduction; a 225. • POW WI% br H. 0 . soy, s. te.street. B . AILMIN 111:ALTH-RESTORING FOOD . ! -r., RevALENTA An tBICA, the • • • • _. rent :r &About atedietoe, Incooreltesse, 7 .7. .m.elt.c,Jateetinal. liter, and dl ous PM. (Mligestlatt), 11.,hitnal cos. • . 7. ertrttrarn, flatulency, oimmatun. we Ws , ateehros of the otoomeb duel, • •.r ..I,r all other ctretzatances. debility In the cramm. Nralma. ice. Lr. male. • . welibiatt Ith, N. 9& • 21b., at Is. 6d. ; 2.:a.; oapw.miterd quality. lOIb. 335.; Mb, ° f r el climatal. The 111 b. sal to'.b. canisters tare and Co. es esertm of po.t.odice or bankers' :tr.,: • ties 111MCkf elaea, aantme fret to En.claad mei • .n v Ulan to *dr itrma—LA.: b.UttlY and Co., 27, -Teo- tersdra. V JCIED L.tDIES EFFECTUALLY CURED :OLAPSUb UTERI by the nee c BAILEY' ItTER, which has fee 'teed the approbation of nanny • a w.ra, as eat loal 012pp:it :dome it relleeri the • M. attesiaM upoo these etraplatatu Persons who Leolites frequently require nu, Mod of bandage. • • : r u*olt Mrs. bAILLY can o so at ber private • • ni to the theelthththeie, 1111,0sford-etreet, Londe& - • • • ••••• e-e‘eiseb. P . PILLS.—AD invigorttismaromatio, pOßKffilljt extraordin virtues.= Lf dt.ere, stimulate ttse ..en of a tone to the stomach, strengthen the arrives and secretions, remove indhrestion, Mart. rearee tbe constination of all morbid in. • ...ore the packet to perfect health. Nona an • • • the signature of the proprie tors, " T. • • -: • Illeet.mreet, London,' , is ontler • • - 14.1. 41., nt., and family whets at rne'lonoe Tender , throughout the world. u.th each box.—Wholeeale London agents: ' • I..rnnsdon.strect ; Edw..rds, St. Paul's • • • Bow Churchyard: Sanger, 131, Oxford. • e.. 1 Co., (ivied-stmt. . 4 9F, DARLOW'S NEW IN. J./ VENTED et:LVACTI:4O STPUON I' 4 &4' 1A P. MAIL HMS NO VENT-PEG !! ! ~ Pretlette ale, beer, ester er other liqoore . .,,L. km Womb* let or add so eftetarily • - , ~-... tet thelist pat shall Indrawn ea geed ee ' - A v r.: i . *. . 7 II It. flirt; warranted to repo its oat ht II . f f ..4 air;; price D. tid g , ce net 1 II fie, to any p.st ut krofood ( tee an t ,aen, at To. M. each; Ditto electro-Ama i Po .4errw tc.. 44. 6d. .. Vie Wove eripeting will explain its ' eau. When the hose key is fitted oe Li 1-4 top pm the ph, C (which by a hole rip ' A' P.. to the air-tube El), eultkieitt air meta t.so+.o, it into the ark to enure the liquor te, run of freely; wises toe tap is turned oft it, note air esn ester. JA*l54 BARLOW, 14, Lift Williars -I..te.ipeel 1120. 14./6—(wane ere maim • wee and siker. ftwiestiollot asks, minuted to mot owl*. into sad Mot% blo NEW ' , Mai (to lopttoode Oho =mothod I.tor mkt. nitride • a "I' L'il'ATH.lf: iBY DB. lE. I fil 'N1 1 1) trolt.lol iI'ATHIC I)ONIESTIC LALIF MEDI • - ho, cloth, ifs. • .• awl tepteibaly a.loptoll to no ors ot (]or- • s• met Timinsaad. • rioiis to Mom Idiom, dramas et aliinne.• •':11.11e In Pima, Praetits. I es ibe Medial et Actr:ng r 4 Wiwi; comprising tbe emeniti rt,•••••.sil r.auntios. l'o wale\ art Warhol itsirropraliie Tratmest of ABraMert fa. • • I tto s 444 68. Vr.tX os the +time.. 11 J X , L 4 PaTillt: YkACIICZ of PHYSIC. •...rot*. test Ott book. ha' all coot for variage, apes wl prjß. 1.47.., - 1. St. Paul's Char yard. Le ' lALIONLI.T.'S NEW WOLILL P Nifl YM i , wait 1%61. CNT et LIFE. I• , • 1 • • " ""g-• 4 . ll 4llftilanig me of Sim" • r... te - 0/Ute sed Sommor Facer / . . , . 1 ' • .. t Lawful The rad% I millakiwslrn.4 . ' ~., .. Ai ,41ov swam plass•—eamft7 ja Haso—Fiusmt— °.. ° • - , .t. 1 maiL bistphae. Beals& AM. VAMP ki l l, LNTAiNii. I vole. la. ;br Nair rl 711hltarsb. ••••' • DOWN $ ll 6 t; :OLT SIMMS 11147 rad " ~" 4 ' 4 .. .T1 I, rta row red cure) d • - arrows, that brawn ttr • • •• t at atuy. sad embitter - •• • t4t. •Lt,t she phrasal rairratur 4. 4 n. n , cbraul `•a •l ^ i W :tLiy L 4 *lllls4. 10. Urfa#lllll, 20. SO. ) IoN CHI y M ('+ V i. '~-v,;; 11 1: 4 1 ja II ii PIIRFECI . SUBSTITUTE for SILVER.— The 1111.41.. NICKEL SILVER, latitidnied 12 years swo by IL NU ET/N, when plated by tbe paled proem of limn. Masten and Co., le beyosd all comps/boa the beet setae dent te starking sneer that nu be employed as sink anabilly at antanwatally, ea by no peaible teat eau it M i d italnanielied hum nig silver. Fiddle Xlr, TM Spank pm domes Dunn labs . Doan Ildila Fobs N Table Spoons „ Tea and code" seen waiters. eandkatietn ha., at proportionate prim. All elude of relating done by the :atent proem& CULYICALLT rum NIOCEL. NOT PLATED. riddle Threaded libea Pattern. Pattern, Panora. Table Norma and Poeta, folldzo, pee down 12n. ... Mt. ... 110 a. Damen ditto and ditto loa. ... 21.5. ... Us. Ilea ditto and ditto ditto fa. lb. lb. Gravy ditto b. da. is. Detailed catakware, with esenavinen as wall as of every Iron. treadery article, seat (pa podg i er.. AN 6. BUMS'S end Durbin), 39, Ward. sibb (arab at Newonta.dreet ) ( lap is !! Newman.etreet. Istablidwd la Wdlmatreet. 1820. QU:LERY, WARRANTED.—The sent varitd amccusent of TABLE CITLERT la th e wor ld, all narked lata Rip p e and Barton)," sad warranted, is always va lor at WILLIAM BERTON'S, 3S, Oneed.street, corner of New. menceseet. sad NO. I. NEW 111111•4121111% at WON that are renames. the only because°, the largesse of the ales. 31.1nott leery-handled table knives, with high *bonds% I. per down; deserts, to sank, 6a; if to balance, lops donne 'aka; caress, 3s. 6d, per rob; Woe ears. • II mart pc:portant, to Us. per dawn; if extra be. with siker terrifee, from lb.; white hose table knives, from 6s. per been; deserts, re. ; carvers, b. per pair; black horn table knives from Is. per down ; deserts, re.; awes, b. 6d. ; table steels, from Is. each. cAs eitesre and vaned sonatas of aderors, penkneise, as.. be., at pries co that low aside for whisk estalkoluseet has bees so celebrated for mon thee a nutter of a sentury. The largest seek of plated desert knees and fork; is ems andotherwise, seed at deo or o w s iplated ask carves, la szleassa—ltaishilebed is Welbstreet, As. I TEA TRAYS.-EXTRAORDINARY SHOW.- me loge* usortmest et TEA TRAYS awl WATTEII, WU = Zs/a t ria:4! fAlib u sad zkw =t 9 novwn mo tl=1 1, 11, 3; aad,fo. 1, NewmAnArell. Cloak shape Papka Maebe Trim per sot et tares, from ...... ...„ . 20a to 10 gamma ditte ....... 41a,Fic,;ia 16s. to 4 nines,. Oarres=. per set, front 7s. 6d. Anshan* maw vanity of mn a sod wan trays, mane of then smelted In the blithest Men, at about a quarter of then intend soot, Seim e&I or oat ot condaiss. Round and Osthis waiters, one and torso baskets, uall wILLIAIII LICRTOrt One kippni sad In Wells.street. 1120. TALE of HEATH FREEHOLD BREWERY, Premises, god Malting Mom Dreelliag Muses, Cottages. mad Land MR. MASON (of Backlerebure) begs to announce that he binetniete4 by the mortmgete, and with the comer. ream of the iff Irlodaw-up the afttirs of the Vale of Meth and ' , oath Wane latet-st , ek Company, to SELL (unless pre. viousty otherwise and upon, of which due notice by advertise emit will be given", absolutely and without any reserve, by AUCTION, in One Lot, at the raet.e Inn, at !troth, oa THURSDAY, the iii of June neat, at I o'clock, the valuable and eatesolve FREEHOLD ESTATE, eligibly and pknantly intuate near the town and trot of Nardi, in the county of Olamorgan, eight miles from the populous sad important seaport et Swat ma. The whole of the mentiva hare hoes built, within • few 'tam of the best hatainered eel Anose4 kcal stone, regardless of tamest, and commas, the Tab of Nevis Brewery prenit.e., of commanding and lofty trades, with more h toms, .".- and ep.c.ou. yard.; a ta paal malting-home, with three workno Soots and gresaries, two dwelling-tiousei, with gardens, there cottages, stabling, camengwe, and outbuildings, with • branch canal, the wise 'rectal at • wart eueeding E2),000. The promises occupy • vita of an sae sad • half. There is a canal commuaieation to Swansea, mad the janetka of the Tate of Reath and South Wales Raihreys ,*now rapidly pregrewing) wlI 4 be within • short di.tante. The thrmities for the traadt of goods rderd by there means greatly Mcrae, the prospec tive adraatages of the property.—lla sale, y be viewed, and wheelers and plata had, ten days prior to the at the Castle, Needs; Mactworth Arms, Swantea ; Whits Lion, Carmarthen ; Caul* Merthyr, Cardiff Arms, Cardiff; King', Head, Newport; Greybouod, White Lion, Brigid ; of Mews. Wright, Smith, and Shepnerd, IS, Gokienatquare, Policitors; of Messrs. Orwell and Yoe, old Broad. street, London, Solicitor. ; d Mr. Norris, thermion' , South ampton-buildings Lades ; and of Ni. Madan, • , SS, Raddenbary, Landes. THE ALLEGE!) CHILD MURDERS AT WILITEcHAPEL On Saturday arternlon en inquiry wee opened by Mr. W. Baker, at the Golden Lion, Casson-street, Com aseretal-road East, touching the death of a full-grown infant, the alleged offspring of a female named Elisabeth Harker, or Isaacs, who tur 'Lute tune per. hes been colsohiting with • man named Bailey, a pelmet, living at '2l, Winchestir etre t, both cf *bow, together with hurt Campbell, a midwife, and • female named Cook, are in custody, and re. funded by Hr. Henry, at the Thames Police -court, on the charge of strangling deceased, as a:so another child only a few days *id, to the beginning of the last year. Sergeant Kelly, No. 2, II wu the first witness szetained, and Lis evidence was a repetition of that which ha already epocared in the Thame s . Polite report, but in answer to questions by the jury, the witness stated that he had found 'kitten' letters in Mrs. Barker's bores, from which it was his impression that she was not married to Barker. Mrs. Elizebeth Goodwin, of No. 24, Umberstone.street, two doors from the female Barker's residence, deposed that she had known Barker for the last twelve months, and of late she had noticed that she was in the femily way. She was about as usual on the previous Saturday, end on the fol lowing day. Sunday, wilts's' was told by a child of Mrs. Barker, a boy about nine yeah of age, that his mother was very ill in hue, and • Mrs Campbell was with her. On the next day, Monday, Mrs. Barker was about as usual, but she appeared in • very week state, and could scarcely walk. Witness saw Mn. Barker on Minday Evening, when she' denied that she had been eorfiued, ae was rumoured about. Mr. Thomas Meares, Brick-lane, surgeon, said that be made a post morkm examination of the body, 'misted by Doctor Godfrey, end there was proof that the child was born alive, and had lived some time, as matter in process of digestion was discovered in the stomach. The lungs were slightly congested, and contained • frothy mucus ; and, on ' opening the head, be found extrairssated blood pressing on the suletance of the brain, and the brain generally injected with blood. These symptoms, taken altogether, did net diaincly ac.ount for the mcvle of death, bat, in his judg ment, it arose from suffocation ; at the same time it was quite p7srible lax death to have arisen from natural causes. She stomach awl a portion of she intestines were in the hands of Dr. Lethally, of the London Hospital, for analysis. Dr. Letheby informed the coroner that he had not had sufficient time to make a c.mplete anelysation, but he bad seen sufficient to say there was opium in the stomach. At this stage of the proceedings the jury generally ex premed a mien to bear the evidence of Mrs. Campbell. the midwife, who is in custody of the Forth as an accessory to the murder. The Coroner observed he could not enforce the attendance of this party under the circumstances. All he could do was to write to Sir George Grey, explaining the circumstances to him, and very likely he might direct the polio* to bring her bsfore them at their neat meeting. The jury fully concurred in the coroner's views, sad, after some further conversation beteeet a the coroner and tier. geant Kelly respecting the disinterring the body of the other child which had died, and was buried in a very supkions manner, the coroner observed he would knish the previous ow drat before going into the other. Tlia Inquiry wee then adjourned till to•morrow. TEE TEA TRADE.—A request haying been made to the revenue authorities for permission to mix, as often as it might be found desirable, ties of different sorts lying in the bonded warehouse fir exportation es ships' stores, it ap peared that by an existing regulation In the matter Ma is not allowed to be mixed in the bonded werehouses either for the purpose of home consumption or exportation, and that Way lan the request could not be granted. ALLEGED DEATH PROM ADMINISTERING A QUACK MEDICINZ.—On Friday evening en inquest was taken by Mr. Baker, at the North Yule, Chnrch-road, Com eaucial-road, relative to the death of Timothy Dris. coil, aged 62, • bricklayer, which is alleged to have taken place from the administration of • quack medicine. The demised lived voids hie family is Sun rise" likadwell, and bad been attended up to three weeks before his death by Mr. Garrett, the parish surgeon. Ile then applied to Mr. Stephen., smear and herbalist, who is an agent for Dr. Ceffin. and who gave him a quart 'bottle of • stature composed of herbs. Diapered continued to take the medicine up to Monday last, when bo died. Mr. Stephens said that the bottle contained portieas of nine different kerb., sad that the medicine was beneficial in all cams of debility and indigestion. He had given it to at had 2,000 per mess In the mune of the prim:one six months. The de ceased was latt3rly suffering from a constipation of the bowels. Oa Monday witness found deceased sicking, upon which he went to his family doctor, who was not at bowie. He wee referred to Mr. H 'a, surgeon to the pariah, but when he arrived deceased was dead. The coroner, as Wog told what were the ingredients in the Wale, observed that two of them were of a stringent character, and Mr. Boos being asked if he would have employed the 'medicine la the state deceased was, replied " Certainly not." Altar s brie' dbeusaion, the coroner observed that the best 001Itie would be to submit the medicine to Dr. Letheby for analysis, and to are the body opened. If en inesperiened person admi nistered improper sesdialso incautiously, and death enesed, seek person Iral liable to • verdict of manalaughter. The is ;miry was adjourned f as analysis of the medicine sad a reef-morintammtnahistian. MARLBOROUGH STREET. RICITID" HMI/MD.—Ft PottktAtooitt, an artist, milking at No. 78, Margaret-street, Cavendialt•equare, was shamed with violently assaulting his wile Henrietta. The complaisant, a delicate, lady-like woman, stated that on Saturday evening, when she an d her husband were sitting at dinner, the latter, without the leset provocation, started up and said, in • most excited manner, that he would kill all fo reigners, se he thought there would he a war between France and Ragland, cad as a beginning he would kill her by shooting her through the neck. He then rushed upon her, and, catching her by the throat with both hands, tried to strangle her. With great exertions she contrived el gee from his clutches, and ran to the window. He followed her, and, throwing up the sash, said if she did not throw beret lf out he would do it for her. She @erosive' meet violently, and ran toward. the door, when he took up a leaded pistol which was lying on the sofa, presented it at her, and swore he would shoot her. Before he presented the pistol he pwt a cap on the nipple. She ran out of the room. A constable was sent for, and the prisoner was secured. She did not now wish to hum him ; all she wanted was protection from his violence, as he had on many occasions threatened to take ter tile. The accused, in defence, said he occasionally Is/Kneed under v. ry excited &shags, which deprived him of all power to restrain himself from committing violence. He denied a greet Forties of his wife's statement. Mr. Bloch est ordered his to find two sureties to keep the pesos for six menthe, end directed that a medical man should see him, is order to examine him as to the state of his mind. 80l not being forthcoming, the prisoner was about being led from the doik, when the complainant rushed from the witne•s-'na, and, crying bitterly, threw her arms round her husband's neck, and begged the offic^r not to take him from her. The husbend likewise begged of the magistrate net to separsve him Wm his "clear" wife. They embraced each mute so closely that it took theunited strength of two otilcen to separate them. The complainant was then carried out of court in estate of y. 130ETE WALES RAILWAY.— The Phantom and Heresies locomotives made see. ral trips between Cardiff and Ninth en Thuisday, Friday, and Security last, the sped i. ie said being at times abut! 40 milts per hour. Lord Villiers, D. Lewin, E.g., Stradey, J. A. Vivian, Eq., aid H. H. Eag , with several other directors, accompanied by Mr. Brunel, came up with the locomotive engines on Batur day morning, at(' after remaining some t me at the Castle Hotel—(where a mating of the subeeribers was beld)—prc eeeded on a tin: le drawn by one of the engines to Cwaffie, ahout two miles from Reath, towards Swansea. The noble lord and his friends returned to London the same day. Tits usual notice of a month has been given to the goverment by the comp.-4, of their intention to open the line for traffle. at.d we may auttmritatively mention that the moil-Dap will be taken by train on the Bth of July.—The IVelsAmart. SUDDEN DEATH OP GENERAL SIR JAMES SUTHERLIND.—On Saturday Mr. Wskley, M.P.. held an inquest on Major-General Sr: James Sutherland, E.I C , at the gallant officer's late residence, No. 8, Upper Camber had strut, Marylebone. The deceased, who wee in his 66th year, and had seen mach service, invited a large dinner and evening party on lest Wednesday, in celebration e.f her Maji rye birthday. Some of the company h a d arr i ve d, an d the gallant general was in the act of giving orders respecting the wise to the butler,when he fell insensible to the ground. Dr. Edwards was in imwdiete attendance, but all efforts to save life were unavailing. Upon an autopsy of the body bei4 made, nine Ounets of clotted blood were found in tee melba of the heart; the kidneys were also diseased. Ver- Deemed died of divan of the heart." COMMISSION RELATING TO LAW Courrs,—We understand a commission is about to issue to inqme into the expediency of making extensive Mentions in the practice and procedure of the common law corals, with a view of simplifying the preceedings and reducing the experuses. The commission, it is Sidi. Will consist of the At'orney•tleneral, one of her Majesty's countel, one of the Masters of the Court of Exchequer, at d two members of the juni r bar. There ought to be added two attorneys of luxe practical esperiecan— Legal Obsesses. CHARGE OF FORGERY AGAINST A POOR-LAW OFFI - we BcNOAT.—At the recent petty sessions of this town, John Buxton, of St. Janus's, assistant overseer, war charged On the information of W. C. Hotsem, Esq , auditor of the West Norfolk audit district, with having uttered two war rants, issued by the High Constable of the Bungay division, fir the touety rate ; and also with having forged a receipt for the sum of 7'. 19a. 11d., purporting to be a receipt from Robert Num, the overseer for the current year, of the be lame dais to the parish from him the side Jere Derisa. Evidence, direct and confirmatory, having been given of the Wend charge., the prisoner stood committed to the assizes for trial, but hu since been liberated OD bail.—Norfolk News. SEICIDE Or A TRADESMAN. On Saturday Mr. Payne held en inquest at tee George, Oraceehords-.trot, on slew of the body of Mr. William Hunter, poulterer, who for many years has carried on Waimea. in Lead enhan market, and who committed suicide alder the following ttels,teholy circumstances, aliens, ss it is supposed from being involved in pecuniary difficulties. Jas. Yates, late in the deceased's envie', stated that he found the deceased on Fri.:ay morning suspended by a cord from the balustrades in the house where he carried on business in Ship Tavern passage, Leadenhall.market. He called for assistance, when the cord was eut. Deceased was quite dead. About half past six o'clock, en hour befure he was discovered ty wit ness, he came from Horton, where he resided. Peter Davey, deceased's clerk, said hat on Thursday morning the deceased received a letter from Mr. Watt, solicitor to Br. Pricker, poultry sideman, Lesdenhailmuket, to whom he (deceased) was indebted a sum of 1471. 15a. ted., request ing that he would pay the amount by two o'clock the fol lowing day, adding that other proceedings would be taken nit was not. Witness found that letter on the deceased's table after the body was discovered. Other evidence being Riven, showing that the deceased was in pecuniary difficul ties, the jury returned a verdict of "Temporary Insanity." Tun Cosvicr AssErrn MYRRS.—This criminal, who was convicted at the Old Bailey in NO of the murder of Remy Ducker, a Guardsman, by whom she had been seduced, ty shooing him in St. Jamsecpark, and sentenced to death by the Lord Chief Baran was, upon the esmatuta tion of that sentence , and the sub stitution of the punishme n t of daneportation for life, ordered by the Secretary of State to be imprisoned in the Westminster Bridewell for the space of two years. That period having expired on Saturday, the prisoner was removed from the Bridewell to the Miilbsnk Penitentiary, preparatory to the sentence of transportation being carried into effect, and she will be sent amongst the next batch of convicts to Van Diemen's Land. Her health is now much improved; but durleg the first part of her imprisonment she suffered very much, and was continually in the deepest grief and melancholy. It was at one time thought that her reason was aff. cted, but the authorities have satiefied themselves that such isnot the case. Flat AND Loss OF LIPE.-00 Saturday afternoon the neighbourhood of Tooley-street, Southwark. was min fully excited owing to a fire, which, unfortunately, was attended with a loss of life, breaking out in the private re sidence of Mr. H. Bunn, No. 11, Brook-square, in the be fore mentioned street. ne cuss of this fire has been satis factorily traced to a spark flying from the grate in the first floor front, and setting • quantity of wearing apparel i n flames. At that period a boy, about four years of age, as fortunately happened to be in the room, and before he could run away the flames encircled his body, and he fell in the midst of them. Several persons, on seeing the smoke issuing from the window, and hearing the screams of the poor child, rushed up to render assistance; but although they succeeded in confining the firs to the part of the house is which it commenced, the child was burned almost to a cinder. A medial gentleman wee soon in attendance, but not in time to be of any assistance. THE COUNTY COURTS. —" The clerks received 87,2831. ; nearly as much as the judges. As there are 491 clerks, the avenge would be 1801. a year to each. But as the clerks' fees accumulate in each court according to the by:loess transacted, of course the division is very aaequal. In one court in Wales the clerk only got 81. 10a. in fecC; in another court, in Yorkshire, his receipts only amounted to 91.45. 3d. But some of say colleague made • good thing of it. The clerks' fees in some of the principal courts, are very 'comfortable.' The clerk of Westminster netted, in 1848, 2.73114 Clerkenwell, 2,2271.; Southwark, 1,7101. Bristol, Sheffield, Bloomsbury, Birmingham, Shoreditah, Leeds, Msrylsbone, received 1,0001. a year and upwards." "But," continued our friend, "three-fourths of the clerks get lees than 1001. a year." " Now," said Mr. Fisher, " tall a what you do for all this money ? " " Altogether," said the clerk " the courts sat, in 1848, 8,388 days, at an average for 400 , b N judge of 140 days. The greatest number of sittings was in estminster, where the judge sat 246 days. At Liverpool, there were sittings en 226 days. The number of trials, as I have before mentioned, was 259,118, or an avenge of about 4.320 to each judge, and 628 to each court. I. some of the courts, however, as many m 20,000 eases are tried in a year." " Wfif," said Mr. Fiekor. "they ain't give five minute@ to each case. Is this' a4osiniatration of justice ?'" " When," said the clerk, " • case is undefended, a plaintiff appears, swears to his debt, and obtains an order for its payment, which takes scarcely two minutes." " How long does a defended ease take ?" "Oa the average, I should say, a quartet of an hoar; that is, provided counsel are sot em ployed." " Jury eases campy much logger." " Uadoubt edly." "Are the jury curs frequent," 1 inquired, some baling of respect for our time-honoured institution' can fng across me as I spoke. " Nothing ,' said our Mend," " is more remarkable in the history of the County Courts than the very limited resort which suitors have Mistrial. It ie within the power of either party to cause • jary to be summoned in any ease when the plaint le upwerds of 51. The total member of cams tried in 1848, • wee 269118. Of thus, upwards of 60,000 were easel in which juries might have berm inatmesed. Bat there wets only 884 jury eases in all the emu's, or one jury for about every 270 tibia. The party requiring the jary obtained a verdict in 448 oat of the 884 taw, or about osolalE"—Dickons's Household Words. BArviDAY IMMO. The money market has been extremely easy during the week just ended, and a large amount of money has been taken up, but without altering the rates either for " call" or discount. The political news, however, received from France yesterday, caused some temporary hesitation in mailed circles, and the rates for money "on sell" became in a manner sus pended and uncertain; but this feeling wore off as the day advanced, and money passed at previous rates. With novena to commercial paper, it may be observed, that first-rate well endorsed provincial bills at six months date are becoming more in favour, am they justly and under every consideration deserve to be. The leading discount houses have re laxed their prelusion. with regard to this deswiption of paper, and have admitted it, together with batches of fureiga bills on London on the same term., namely 21 per cent, for long, and 21 per cent. for short dates. The Bank returns pub fished in this morning's Daily News present an en couraging feature in the item of " public deposits," in which there is as increase during the week of 833,5691, making the sum total 6,830,6231., against 3,797,9851, far the corresponding week last year. The decrease in the private deposits, in the belanee of current tenements with the Bank, amounts to 703,7981., which may be accounted for by the with drawal of funds, for the settlement of invesfmente in the funds and railway stocks on the last account day. The demand for Exchequer Bills experienced some reaction yesterday, and they declined 2s. in value, bat to-day they were it. better, and closed I a under last Saturday's rates. The following are the extreme prices at which einsols and Exchequer Bills were transacted each day daring the week : _ _ EMMA Lomat Mini Priem Prim. Pries. Itceday—Consola for money ll6 ....... .96 96 Paramount (June 12) W ll9j 96 to I Tuesday For messy For amount Wednesday Form swmccounrt ea P 94 9l to flared., For money Pm scooont . 961 96j 96 to j Friday Par money 93 93 93 Poe ms 93 96 93 to Saturday For NI MI 95 to j Far secount .. ii3j 93 95 to Exchequer Sills. mu :iiiii: use week SLOW Iturbeet. Lowest. theme. Lowest. Monday Tuesday 7la. pm.... 6Mls. pm. ... 70.. pm.... 67.. pm. Wednesday Thursday 71.. pm.... Ms. pm. ... 71a. pm.... Me. pm. Friday 69s. pm.... 67s.'ma. ... 71.. pm... 665. pm. Saturdw _ . The amount of the precious metals exported from London during the week ending the 16th instant, we learn from official smarces, was 14,563 ounces of gold and 2,500 ounces of silver. The return is tor follows: —Gold coin: to Belgium, 12,350 OEL to Hamburg, 500 on. Gold dust : to Belgium, 213 axe. Gold bars: to Dunkirk, 1,500 cm Silver bars: to Bel gium, 2,500 oz.. Shares in the joint stook banks have not attracted much attention in the market this week. The busi ness done is confined to: British North American (501. paid) at 42; Colonial (231. paid) at 7; London Joint Stock (101. paid) at 171; London and West minster (201. paid) at 263 ; Provinc;al of Ireland (251. paid) at 42. Dealings are recorded in Dock shares is nndrr East and West India at 142 ; East Country at 21; London at 119 ; St. Katharine st 81. The railway share market during the week has been characterised by great steadinee., which it is encouraging to see neither the disquieting nature of the intelligence as to the internal condition of France, the recall of the French ambassador, nor the conse quent fall in English funded values, has been able materially to shake. The business during the week, though not brisk, has been on a rather more extensive scale that' for seine time past, and, it may be noted, weevil,' a larger number of operations on account of itonajtcle investors. The differences in price which present themselves on a comparison of to-day's figures with those of last Saturday, are nearly all of a favour able character. Thus London and Sonth-westerns are 11. per cent. higher, and Caledonians, Great North ern., South Eastern., and Leeds and Bradford., all command better rates; whilst for Great Westerns, Midlands, and London and North Westerns the pre vious values are fully maintained. Brighton. are the only description which have receded, the difference being 1/. per cent. The railway traffic returns for the past week show that on 5,421 miles of railway 233,4431. was received, being at the rate of 43/. per mile per week. For the corresponding week in 1849, 206,1791. was received on 4,723 miles, being at the rate of 431. 101. per mile per week. There is thus an increase this year in the amount received of 27,3641., and an increase in the mileage of 698. The following are the extreme prices at which business has been done in railway shares during the week : Highest Lowest Paid. Mat. Sa Aberdeen _7l 7i 100 Biloxi and Exeter 63 50 Caledonian 29 Eastern Counties 7l 30 Edinburgh and Glasgow l6 22 Great Northern 100 100 Great Western 54 Gnat Earth of England 2lll ..... ....... .... 216 1 941 SO Hull awl Selby 94 50 lantaftit 1051 Carlini* . . ........ 100 loramithe sad Yorkshire . ..... 35 .... ... 34/ 60 Leeds and Emdthrd.. ........ .....-- 90 II) Lades sad Itheinrall - 4 3l 100 Uwe" 231096", and South Omit-. 60 7O 100 Lade sad PIM Winn= 103 100 Loden and Sank Winters 6Bl 100 MOM 3 i 7 100 Nal&th Brit 23 95 Noridi 17) Meth Elnilordatthe 7 23 Suillith dated 331 MO Eastern 47 South Wales l9 ...„ ) 30 WOK Somerset, and Weymouth. 40 23 Tali. Newcastle. and Hendon 13l 30 TOM sad North Midland A private meeting has been held between the direc tors of the York, Newcastle and Berwick Railway, and those of tho Great North of England, and some of the influential preference shareholders, when, after some discussion, we learn from Ilerapallis Ra i way Journal, the following terms : Proposed by the preference holders were agreed to hi m ?: directors, to be ambmitted to a meeting of the holders. Ths £8 already paid to take ordinary dividend. £1 Os. Od. to be paid July 1, 1850. Oa. - od. " " 1862. LI 10e, Od. " Jan. 1, 1853. £1 10$. Od. " " 1864, £3 13e. 4d. to be paid between January 1864, and May, 1866. The fire but suss, making together 81.131.4 d., to be gua ranteed 4 per cant. in perpetuity, with the power of curer don at any time into sediaary stock. The tint 81. and this nuke 181. 131. 4d., Isaviug 81. 88.3 d., which the director. era to take up ea debentures after 61. 13e. 4d. more shall have bun paid. Separate eartiflestoo are to be given for the 81. already paid. The " railway returns made to the special orders of the Howe of Lords" form the groundwork ofa new work by Mr. Arthur Smith, who has prefaced them with the results of previous returns with the view, as he states, to a complete comprehension of the nature of railway investment, and the restoration of confidence, by the adoption et a sound policy and management. Of the value of these returns not a doubt can be entertained, as they form the basis of present infor mation, and are the only reliable guide to future investors. The first number of the work gives an account of the London and North Western and London and South Western Railways, as also of two or three minor lines. TheinioTneicUculatiens show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (•) is placed, it is to be under stood that the share rate of dividend is lees the in etalla tax : Maw 04;11.0aseak..ames5 VA Odd per Petal 111 Um pa Oft. i54rr41...... “ 8 8 7 pre 894. PM N 17 84 11111 18"1" rrelsak spr. pp um). PM .4 18 5 1■415 Not . 499Lprear.)11871 .0 gedappe Pa al BOl. 996 . 4 14 Olin Ounds4 MA ft.pr ati. of 111.M44419 11 sir mot pr aml. If . I 9 Gralli aa • la% se ii• no 0 4 pr NIL par sal taffolldre PP Tarkithe £lOO I. Oka OK at tbe DU of $ ifff mt. Two o'Ctoca. The first quotations for the English funds to-day were made at an advance of 1 on Saturday's last prices, Consols being first quoted at 94 to I both for money and account; they then advanced 1, and were done at 95; both for cash and time ; they have since fluctuated between that figure and the opening price, being last marked 951, and are at present quoted 951 exactly, both for money and the 12th June. Operations have been effected in the Three per Cent. Itedaoed at 94 and 1; and in the Three-and.a- Quarter per Cents. at 92f and .1. Long Annuities have been done at ; ditto 30 years. 1859, at 7 15-16. Back Stock marks 207 and 6. India Stock, 268 and 7. Exchequer Bills of all sizes have been negotiattcl at 675. and 70s. premium. The foreign stock market has been very steady all the morning, especially for Mexican end Peruvian, for which better prices have been obtained, but the tone for these descriptions is not so good at present, and the quotations have receded from the highest rates. The transactions effected are at the following rates :—Buenos Ayres Bonds, for an eccount, at 53. Danish Five per Cents , at 961. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch, at 55 for money, and 55; and forthe3let inst.; Exchange, 12 gad. ; the Four per Cent. Certificates, at 851, 84f, and 8.51. Equadur, at St Grenada, at 18. Mexican, at 31 and 3U, for money, and 31,1, and 301 for account. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, at 77 for money, 77, /, and 77 for time ; ditto Deferred, at 34, k, and k. Portuguese Four per Cents., at 331. Russiun Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 93i and 1; ditto small, at 951 ; the scrip, at 21 prem. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 17 1 and 17 for account; the Three per Cents., also for time, at 37;1. tNOI.IBII YUNIAL—Tsits Dar. Kink qteek. 201 7 .5 per Ct. Coit. Aft.. 95i 3 per Ct. Red. A nn►.. I ljpor C 10.002 2 3 per CL Cot. Alum. 934 klobeitm WIN 675. to 70F. 5 per Ct. Austrkut 41 per C. beet. 1131113:1Z4 b TOREIO 7 24 per Cen. e per Ct. lirullete Ltia.,ll6 Ditto New. 86 7 6 per C. BUM), Arm, L 2 4 Ditto Witte 13.14.. Pi 140 Ditto Oolareb. ua rollumeten ropt.Vor Bak. 3 1 4 3 per Ct. Duairh n u per Cl. Dutch Ws., 83 4 per CS DiliCh .; 4 FUNDS. 1 per et Grenada Dds..l6 ()MUMS Deferred 8d... 3i 4 6 per CL Met., 1646,39 1 6 pee et Veruoma bit, 161 71 Do. Deferred 8d... Perteruere Corr.. 32 4 6 per Cr. Dula 14. 1..,106 8 Ditto Opanlzh DU. 161 17d 3 pee et.. epantgr Hata. z 7/ d I.ltto Pardie per et. Venezuela We. 32 4 . Deferred De5..116 12.4 11INCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Then has been, as customary on Whit-Monday, but ■ very thin attendance, u it is considered all but a close holiday, and we ara without transactions to report. There will not be any Sugar market to-morrow; on Wed ae,day the public ssli e will be rather large. OILS.—Se..I pale, 351. 10s. to 361.; straw, 331. to 311.; brown end yellow, 311. to 32/. ; sperm, 841. ; head matter, 931. to 921. ; cod, 351. ; South Sea, 331. to 342.; olive Oalipoli, 431.; Spanish and Sicily, 441.; palm, 301. to 301. 10e.; a :az nut, 301. to 321. ; seed, rape, pale, 371. Linseed, 301. ltis. TALLOW MARKET.-THM DAY. The excitement caused by the political occurrences of last week has entirely su sided, and our market has become flat both on the spot and speculstiv •ly. The quotations are as follows :—Town Tallow, 38s. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 36.. 9d. to 375. ; Oitober to December, 381. 6d. to 38s. 3J. ; separate months, 381. 9d. PA ancuAts OF TALLOW. Stock this day Cmits...l MSS 24,128 24,394 Delivery last week Do. from let June 1 117,011 13,447 92,133 Arrival last week 972 1,432 191 Do. from let Jum Price T. C. tlus dry per cwt.— 4ro. 445. 6d. 384.94. S9a.r 375. Od. Do. Town 4Bs. 6d. 391. Gd. , 334. Od. PCBLIC SALVO advertised kr Wednesday, May 22 32 casks Cocoa Nut Oil; Friday, May 24, 190 asks Austra. lian,Tallow, 3.3 Archangel, 31 New York, and 20 salted fat. 1850. • 395.1 COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. West Hartley, 13s. 61. ; Wells End Bawicke and Co.. 14 , . 94.; Walls End biathlon, 16s. 9d.; Walla End Adelaide Tees, 15e. 6d.-65 Ships at market. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. A change fur the bete r havit g taken place fa; the weather, coupled with rather lower reports front the agricultural districts, our market opened heavily this morning, and a reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. had to he aubmitteu to before much progress could be made in sale', and at an advanced hour of the day the stands wet.. not cleared. The transactior s us foreign Wheat were limited, at a de cline of Is. per qr. Barley was in fair retail request, at former rates. Notwithstanding the arrivals of Osts were moderate, con siderable difficulty was experienced in =latticing last week's quotations. Peas and Beans fully supported the rates of Monday last. BRITISH. Shillings per Qr Moor, Eon and Kent, red 37 to 39 to 40...whit0.. 89 to 42 to 46 Norfolk and Suffolk. 31 to 40 to 41... do U to 40 to 14 Talavera ;rani or Suffolk Comb. & kin., red. to 39 to to 10 to 44 22 to 24 BALLS; Feeding ....... 19 to 21-414111ing to 21 to 23 22 , 0 23 ..astra Ogre, English reed .........15 to 17 Co 17s 6d...black —to— Ditto Polito& ... 17 to 16 to 16. 6d...potato 20 to 22s Od Berwick is Scotch teed 18 to 111e,b1...potato l9 to 29s 0.1 44 to 48... 1 1ae.na1e....48 SO In 62 Paay gay 26 '029. Od...toapls 29 to SO ....... ..............27t029 a 81...imparial SS to 3.5 finks ............... 26 to 27 to 19 Lams Cm's, pot tioamad S9 Os. a S 910.. hem Teirsauds, &limed 36 to 38...e001tooZbokr .n 77 wll loth& mod Suffolk 28 to SO—whits 3O to 39 - - - FORMUN. - - - - ITgur, Donde and Nosipb;ri... 415;; 46 ane ... 49 to 52 Peastantan h a int o %% n ook. sod Stettin. 40 42 Dula and U Si mil Mein 84 to 37...Egyptlan — to Deralis sod Odeon • 34 up 38 Orallia. to —...Australian 4B to 54 OAT; RIMINI Ponwenlan and Stralsund l3 to 17 Mimi sad Dansh Puma, Asmitssa, per barrel of 19810 s. lO to 23 Oinnitiy. Alin , AL INTO LONDON PROM 13th NAT TO 18th MAY. liris English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. mat ...... I 3064 Barley .... ....... 914 I 10 8100 Oslo 1155 32 15259 Elam 8,003 auks; 260 barrels. Molt, 8,081 gra. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Ibsen. Pattenden and Smith report that there is so 'lteration in the Hop market. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, THIS DAY. Our minket is very 'moderately supplied with good Eng lish Potatoes, consequently high pikes are obtained for any thing that is of good quality. Foreign Potatoes an rather 0011, bet are not soiling at much advance. The following are this day's quotations Regents, 120 r. to 140 s. Scotch, cups, 665. to 76.. i whims, 465. to 504. French, whites, 40s. to 705.; Rhenish, whites, 50.. to 70s. ; Belgian, whites, 60a. to 665. ; Dutch, whites, 40s. to 60s. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have a good supply of Beasts, both as regards quality and quantity. Toe demand, as is usual on Whit-Monday, Is vary limited, consequently lower prices are submitted to, and • clearance cannot De effected. Although we retain k. 4 4 . as oar top quotation, it is only realised in compara tively few Instances. Then is a considerable increase in the samba of Sheertand Lambs. The trade for them is very homy. We have but few Sheep now in the wool, wither,- km cease to quote them. Good Calms an not quite so plentifid; them are pretty freely sold, at fullz e ti n but al Om kinds meet with a dull sale. From y and Holland there are 238 Besets, 850 Sheep, and 98 Calvm ; ri, 120 Sheep; Scotland, 600 Beasts; and 2,200 from erblk and Suffolk. Pe Mew of Btu a d. I. 4. Per Wee 0 film s. 6. 4. d. t i Biestartli 3 1 3 1 3 , But Boi. I BEA& a3B 3 1 3 D 6. e.t 114=.......—: 000 0 3 10 4 Iwo. ael mud "NM, 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 4 u —..... 0 6 3 2 But Dr. it Balf.tudt 0 0 W D AG 46. Mon 42 1 3 4 .44•14 n NIL 64 sadist. 3.411 : illtsu and Lialibi. )3.330: Oilirag* 176: o. TIIE NEW MAW= ANA, coustoonded by Com =Awe Judkzleasi from Liverpool on Saturday for HaMoved li Do A Aw betde" bgt.Nie. BOLjall in% Mirka It Heists le o t y . t l l. 3t. West. peapatual b tirtnnlittlaw&Ost 133 eallsdulyplorwltbioar. De. wttleeut a guarantee Birm.Wole.k Stour Valle) Ittrm., Wale. and Midis) sallsdnlypd . ..,nrwitSiguar. Do. without guassates Boston, Ohm, and Bing . 1811401 and Exotic '.— DPI TlOtds } Do. SIO ?mien" out " !'Moser and Ho:shead Do. Preference ... Marian and De'deet Jaw. Beet AngUart Do. (LIB K._ FL) .. D 0431.1010 r, it. Ct. Pref. Do.(71.10&) 7 p. CL Pref. Mestere Cove Lee Do. New Prof. 6 p. CL... Do. Bat., 8 p. Ct., No. i Do. do. N 0.2 Do. N. Pc B. 6 per C'. Do. do. S per Cott Do. New iteAtere Colon emu . A Oats E. U. .. r vo. earn B. and C. Mu Do. &trip (rts. 6 p. Ct.) Peet Latteaabire Do.. New NV -7- w ph l a . rai .." East Lineolnihire Guam . herdse7cie — ni —.. Edinburgn and Glasgow. Enter, Yeovil, k Dosch. Exeter and Eynon% .. Gloucetter a Dean Forest Great Northern — ITO. j aleres,A,Deirred ot. D D i t i uN s th sb ortA pe . R :r C do e tiv l2 B angua, 4 4. 6 Pre t. P ;l.: .. ..; . De. New, £4O ... ... Do. New. £OO „. ... Do. New, £O5 ... .. Great Weetern ~. ... „ orta De. shun Do. ew, All „. ... Roll aid Selby... ... ... Do. j De. sham ... .. .. Lonereter sad Cuaelo .. Do. Thirds Laneoatitre aadYorkaidee Do. ii7.7 l ruZ:g V.: Do.lladt:crrfirld.r.Sheff. Do. Went aolltir Wilco Lards and Bradford... ... Lade and think . Do. Prof. 5 r ) . , fest • No.l Do. N..) Do. Do. Nc.3 DO:Pref. Quarters I gri:: I'London and Engelman . r Lon., Brighice, k O. Coen ), Do. New gua. 0 p.Ct. Do. guaranteed 6 P. Ct.. late Croydon Thirds.. Do. fret 6 per Cent.— De.Coarrt. p.0L,185. Leedom and Greenwich .. Do. Preferonoe , Llndon a North-Western Do Do. . Tif do. New t snares.. ths . Do.flusb.,lii."ans7ls4, 'Landon reuth-%extern lIDo. New. a3O Do. New. £49 Do. New Prcfe?l ea ilavrostoftOner.4 per Coal ,Loadonclarykk:aniskillen Mar ,h., Eux.,andMat:ock !dlet.ltLinoo hub Do. sham No. 1 .. Do., New £lO iref. *an k Lint.l.l.7nim aw INUCLINUI ••• ••• s. •• • 30 Do. LSO abates ." 100 I Do. !Arm. and D erby. . _ 100 Do. Cong.& &B. 00. C*. 30 Do.ErewsabValleyPref. 473 Midland Great West. (Ire; 30 'Middleabro'iched.op.Ctirr 100 Newcastle and Carlisle ... 23 Newmarket . t 1 !Norfolk .:. Do. Extension ... Do. Cuorta. to p er Ct... 'Nottlt BrlUak Do. Preftre • Zat . NotthStatfordablzo I °Void; TiO;e7i - Nioleiti. ,Preetun and R yr* Do.; shares (A) and Reigate 'Royston and Melilla ... Do.ghepreth Eatenaion 'Scottish Central 'dt.ottish Midland ihrewadtraa., Gaol Do., Do., New Guarantied.. Shreitabary and Meter (Nor. W. Nis.) I Do. aglow Do. oowootry Do. 6 per Cent. Pref.: ihrookure tnios 'South Davos ... 'South Preference ... Stagrontshirs... ;South &stars 101 14 18C YY Do. No. aiiiiet;;;d & York, Don. and Ga 01.... !Itheffleld, Rotherham, and msa. p.Ct. WaterDedand We L tr . Valle 6 p. 4 C 0 1 . . gua. 111 Y A or . Dov.. ilU4 k,. llirt N E. kimerset. ew t. taatl iepootror e i ftr s W e e k Y a m. wi w Z it. Do. o.N.E.PurchorPret York and North Midland Do. Preference 100 331 174:! SO 11 93 20 /5 23 61 93 21.. 12% 21 se. ss to so Is 13t S 1 1 i 164 7 FOBSION ItAILWATS. I .Aulcultallan Oats Italian and Austrian) ; Boulogne and Amiens .. Central hands (Visrsoni :Don* WNW* Si 41 die. 4 I L 2 12! Do. Opt ladlu renixed: Do. Luxembourg Madrid mid Vale tis Beam awl Lep Wiribies et Mace . Odom Birdies: . . . Paris ami Parli sed Boom Paris led Orieboarg Biwa sed Bare gram W Meese Teem mid Names 1 1 " lia• I Po. par " Ti 7 di. e 71 die. i 4 51 7 21 11 It Ws LIVERPOOL. May 18. Sync [- Eacwkwww.—Prices: were a shade better to day, but very ❑ttle baeinew wee done. Lancashire and Yorkshire Irrefifth shares), 101 le. , L—Landon and North Watery, 102—Ditto w e shares), lj ks. AL e d.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln f.abaree), 7.—Midland shares), 23 c. J.—North Union Mat. MALNCIIISTER, May 18. Ekoal-Buottutaa.—There wu a dull, heavy =Mut. at the quotattoas of yesterday. LEEDS, May 18. STOCI-BIONAXO/L—Thero has been a flat starkst to-day, attributable chiefly to the astute of the recent brags new . wbtoh ha. gins leas confidence to operators. The sales bare boa : Caledonian, at fa ; Great Northern. at 14 din ; West Ming Unions at a ; sod North Westerns, at 14/. Is. M. di s. BIRMINGHAM. May IY. 13700i-Exiimalinia.-Bhares were ratline firmer in this market toWay ; !solders seemingly aro not to be °rooted %Mos by Owl aiming ruse Intended in the retirement of the Vilna ambassador. ib.gsy Shrewsbury and Birmingham were done at TS and 71. Is. 1141. din. BRISTOL, May 18. OTOCK-ZIORANBII.—The market was awned by Oa unsettled state of Andre upon the Lemke Fthelarthe consequent on the French natter, end but Ilttla Dunnage was thaw The remit of the Greet Western meeting was looked upon as likely to &numbly abet the thane et that company, although ttura theme MOM re. Awed to a trilling decline la raise took plows The thge wth a thread on Moeda, sad Tuesday for the b 01.1671. 82 64 is Pabh St 52 as. 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