The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-14 00:00:00

• r .1 ' E - -::<,... 7 , . ,;(..-*--,........-e----r - ee e . „.. -- 4 - ;: e ..,.....--.... - - I ' ll . l • . . • . .. ( 1 i _lj _._...._ , , I •4 • • .... .r• .v. . j e d '''.. 1 1l , lir t 5; 51 " . 1,23 8 .) LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENINa A TITITTIIII - I A • FORA 4 N o . m oloit LIFT ASSURANCE COMPANY s, ota seinsomi. Perertbed NOW. v4OOO. Motivate tbe N ike O of RtTLAND, K.G. ~,T —glib: Ike. tho WI tITZWILLIAII. Zia 1 FAA. • mazer.na. willi Prealli s s b e peel ligeinesti mei tle 6i = elf lie meson we hem Ike the paw Oft esauldered vary maeremasel streag, OM 1 601•11111 ams of dishes hese boss disamarad rairin L Arno is If it pea a k ain% aloe of the we higai large and Oak fewer fa - wintabea, and not so 1 diem he parheido kiehin is that Ike pew% eh wbsk a NOVA filo pert of at wattiy, le Mirth. MI a kik Mlles lila Me two or three pra. ' rime men . is KM ft IMMI lif se a Wine amid Ittatilaf N bat WM is fylr.7.. heinieleew. and Mobley, end se 1111111 M grows ha Aisswila Om Pertholket i lllnn thatthese the prosposts la that large andl i t oenalt are of a good MIMS MOM, MO the Pala Mode king way strong on Me =drMM. NW* keleseds are nee large, dm an healthy. Fres Abertieunahre Vs lair Sat tiers is • geed sleek of greens, kW miler unequal in mill i Mae babe if froill and a tl as landilaikli bet few kMe leash owe half the coveys friashribte OW, Mum ii her par birds, the anas. bees being sake whole ormearrelaynaderians of last year, 1 and rattier kfisier to them MUM, altheegh mash bean than then of the twoAmossMag years. Amnia, report from the singe eshaty thaftie appears to be rather seem sof anaged, y free three to IT. la a breed, and ai =e;2 4l7 fresa sores to eight—it bits 1110 . 1111 MIN 10 all 'old ness of the = b een lowing hese • oensidereble quantity awns en Me hatskiitg seem, with were WO &eke Os m&allay. Tie alms appear. elsewhere, pregame itself es - avenonesskire uto suggest tie idea of two dement bons& The fret hatching, it is supposed har ing suffered greatly by the snows is May, the bit& sat agate; so that the twelfth, it le believed, will Windage the spent. moo to two sets of birds, one strong ea the wisp, the other only *beepers. The pare, altogether, is expected to be pleatifel 'sough. The birds seen to be scares in Sutherland, but unusually plump sad riguroos. Is our Oast of Thursday or Saturday, we shall probably be enabled to Ries the morel results of the drat luw days of the achon.—Edinburgh Courtlier. eight inners hoi heiw - odeeted by the eemeivee, who W istolililud kw lhowsilves greet repots es week Kellen Ti. ltha Taannsimit's Mascn. alle i. ' ....... ..... row (Ir . Chindhr . Paildwa = P Jobs Eing,.. Od• end Wkihillsof Mello° wise Anima, but Mang Sloths putt TlNgsedle a very tolerable eturt,betßlue,a l mmHg et a mot peal lte ssteissillasbie wq by melba , meek to the Sniffy ani, Wm wergvg Plale=ilt although well •Itioi. Lorrow/y eamogul a es swan kis water hi a *eke. A geed 76.11 fumed g7e - reel White alai Mee, the hams leading elfillelly. bye closely pressed two by hie equaiat ell the way up ; White eldwately woe by lengths. RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. TVIIIDAT EVINDIO. In the foreign exchanges fur ibis mail, the only variation in the coons from last post day was, bills on Hamburg and Frankfort being negotiated rather lower. Tins DAY, Two o'Ciocs. The railway share market is very stsady . to-day, at fully previous prices; and for several descriptions the tendency is improving, amongst which may be men tioned Great Northern shares, both Old and Preference, Great Westerns and London and South Westerns. Eastern Counties are again very heavy, and have fallen to 5:;, at which the last trensaetions were con cluded. A fair amount of business is doing. •-- •••• r 111.. TAT. • Chalnaban. D iAg etTy Do* aiimik ‘• tvespaoyortneb impend et WSW • ••!* liranebin . , clonal of C2MIOOO. r• • NAb of the pooh* are adiell amyl iCa 011 witch toVell annual premium Ilimeinui rraark the Monet pourable tiles stymniara • :Nitta ve the soured. r 10 peewee'. for the Ann arm you% and • • ,Animpaini at eseeedinity low MIK 011 , 10"1 at the ordinary rata aim on boos ' r.ln.ce addideaal elargir fee lianas to prolond Is •-•• • . • • • ' 3 11;011011ouhrdlail oak osbaboro, nod 1.111161. t ' y d p ..tiodoral report la glow the be ynid by Ls te - ''' Mort 111 ease, of *sae. 1-, • " • 4.lhr a the baud of Direehrri. LOUIS MORE, Manoier. (Blur) 0 Letters from Genoa, with reference to the import mead, state, that the operations in coffee had become more limited emus the announcement of the Dutch trading company's public sale of 507,444 bap to take place next moots. The stock of Porto Rico was heavy, and holders of this description evinced much disposition to realise which tended to keep the mar ket flat. 3,000 bag; St. Domingo had been taken at Ln. 65.50, and common Rio, La. 64. The stock of sugar, particularly of Havana and Brazil kinds, was too heavy to admit of any reasonable prospect of an advance in price until it becomes greatly reduced. The transactions in July were chiefly an refined, at an advance of 6 to 6 per cent. on the lowest rates ruling in June. For cotton the market kept pace with those of the United States and Liverpool. Good middling New Orleans had realised Ls. 102 lam 4 per oeot. Ihe stocks had beanie- much reduced, and were in the hands of wealthy proprietors, who will not all at a sacrifice. As regards spices, the oaly article in de mand was pepper; bat the inquiry will increase with the approach of autumn. Of indigo, a sale of 700 swoons of Guatemala is announced at Ln. 4.60 per half kil., less 6 per cent. The stock of cocoa consisted principally of Para, for which La. 39 per 50 kil. cash ts asked. Hides were looking op. Dyewoods were dull. For grain there had been more inquiry in anticipation of orders from England ; Polish wheat was quoted, 37.. 6d. to 38s. ' • Danube ditto, 325. 6d. f. o. b. Freight, 4s. 6d. to 6e. Exchange on Lon doe, Ln. 25.69 for 3 mouths. tiqsaree pews. Yesterday. rake t0.0.y op to 1 o'cloco. OSlk? 841CLLIZ'S RAOI. Moe Nut.) J. A. Illameeur .................. ...........•.(Rett) I T. ............. .......... (Simi 1 0. Pen* ...-........—..... J. Leah This rase, like the alai this bad presided it, was rowed haat Putney-WV irriererriwids. Osasidsrable epees lades bad talus spat die mat. satt Kaeltioney sad Dosbledee ware lin Iletwaritem, 'Mee Wag butted, u taw dictated, to dm yawl heat. After three false starts, the led ettellfgh Waged the umpires to transpose the heals, they we x i off gaillally, Leech with trials( start, hi raseesd bawl, vary wadi, is was vilable reW s ahrate News. Bearle's gave pies, to L said Pena being slats ap seaU sad ea so. Messmer untitled to lead triflingly to the sad, sad off the Vies-Chasestler's Coombe', who kid began to shake Pocock off, passed Leech, who shortly afterwards else pee plea to Poexk. Wee by fear lengths. BRITON RAILWAYS. Ambers., Molar. Botta. and Mot Jusetka Bodo Ilk Mogs. Ext. OR Wog. 3 . UDC . Anftfillm vTafxsarrroarter r A w y 11:JUN.-ROWLANDS' ODONTO, t. A white powder eemposeird of the bp WYNN Of the Minim bring, of as r . sod teaatiting the teeth, eheerthes. - !eras **bra& met ad pare. It atle le: •• to the teeth, sad fames • re Bett e •A. 4 ROMP. lee Nuatteeptie estLembette e- t'rwr troProsadeettp et the talk millagase r • - • • ru. Mee fa 94. We lam Ilowere et a •t 1 r amulet artiste Ml** yolk lbewlecate It: • --wed Walla el .11111.1111M14 tarka, W . , „ruses OW" • • 81rn.;:47;d.:" alypd.. entithroar. _Do. iritlialt ramp.. II 1 I ni: ir aVESI eiZ " r ra I 17, Ildstel rd LaMar ... .. = kaa"hir. ... .. .. ___ _ ~. ... .. mows lIIIAT. G lfi 5 1 i Pm 11F.ALTH is INVARIABLY RE- F.. lorcerookoso, or did • , , Jrnopue. , ormelpoled. We% or c Ward DLLICIOUII e• -I s T tLolnibi te.tinallidde et ans. Inn Lord L. ,• • arra* Arebdoreas Akar fillmt, of lam lin. On. Bann. ondOlosionlond Lbw 11. - 7 e •,.x.t.Allty, p • SIO doe rolosordloody Mindy@ • • rn.e. of Ws hod beyond a dooll. is oradoluo, 1.r.. So. W.; ro. Si; 11‘1124 Illy SU. • ▪ • - ... me. LW 71. 100. ma Mh. ••kr.—D• • •ls• • f croft ofildbfr Olga. saw% sad di s • • . ihn•s : sad ben*. an id uorivalled . .• S• el, 46. Oa. pesi.bee. la. /LK. tr • larbs. ✓ .6...4.trf /01.. sod looiroliso. An ILEC.A7rt PIZ/MIT. St.. • Now Masa at r .iE 11.1.U,TEATED NEW TESTAMENT erft . Towards of 130 engraving", bland. • • . asi be dam. gilt Wye& Tao be . • It..w.szt esswalad bo netball artlals, sprawly be . . • homiest. nplasaioey, tat isoulyilwt ; awl . •• s ••et O,aarasait Picture sr Or H. Lard, sad • od. rt. .a- dr mat et Ur beamiNse ban 11gypt . lotatatisi at awe vim** pdadpil dials 3: —atlas 04 and Now TastawwW. awlatad by 110 . . " • ot at *op east of Oa Dlastnisil Labs Now% • : . • 6.1 by all loplattlbn. NEWS, NEWS. -Tti. Bsst, (.mpet, s %emperor is the wail& LLOTTeII WELIELT ‘” , •••l.trEllioatsfai Oakum at the way • • •.•t I. lasiarat at pallialisa) Ires all pawls at the .• • ?Avis Wm's" owl Sir smas trprOus of g . • at tat Ism fti pitted wrr lissarby •• , r ?nee aaly Tase past fem. Toad tams ". to Edward Lloyd. 114 Warierpequire. Lark" aad • • a ...amid: ea Imre alms woo amt. Da. CLI.%TarI . I.LI TEW WWI& _ _ , ii,.;;;7l.iii.. si EXJOY )1 AK T d LIFE. • n.,:sh. ncrimake, ars mien& re d Ilse." .-L. • tee 7 ILex.47-epelag sad Owed r ..... re tauten. d tonien-Tbe Pmts. aissr ea ssoft. I, .i- : • need; and 7.E ., aboo-Oluta_ 7 _Pe sag g ic -; • N.. -Larks at X Imilften at inem-atede 7, . -es .-• a [dug, Illeipin& Ittotas. AA. leek I.e . .. 1.. • ." . • :..a nu NOClrtalitlL I vela la. emelt I by wt. I . . *.e the lAkee—thek t Mitheasts. ..see el Killeemp--thmlietheer et Dense the. thitr w toD~llZ li thath •T J st:st inn yews eel ths we - Mg IMP . s 1\ OM If linen them thou C ma earth d see• • • • 4-4 eolith eel setheliel ethetheelea. that Imam Se • • - tea ass of berlathe. sled seedy. alltheee • %am ea Merethe Met sled lamina eirthethe Pr- .7 a. , • leeffeethruow g Nesa. th. ; Canalis e ...Zest. at dins ban the exabee. Argvilitlase, ne• r _ rannoua a the CUT LONDON L laLeellsold - • in Fineherr, wil l mime, it. PEYTON AUC St „vl. uarramire 02••••helle. • Ousk@telei___l l CES• gm of la Few Imes . 7WlTtakelie ,WOLD 1i 'unit, Was hos. 17 sea fe. itstSp-lem• lemblemn. • &beim sed Sup. No. IS. Ifteelem•Memeelk S •••amd . • Hos* red Is Crooetreet 11. Jabs (17 of looilee. mad a lie me *O4 . eoe•tott he of unproved r4l velloseered Crimean.% •ine ti £.3 eo. per ;mom, lame. vet of premiers la Omen. . nom, the nick-moue of ftiek le upwards of ten pot • moots wt.: elm the ermine lo be viewed. eel peo. Dr obtoited as applieetlea b Mn. o nag" Teem Imes-stmt. 'trued; Ur. Crew. sarrem. 11111. Ibsen. I:firmwar; gad at Ur. Parrox, 10, Onleemoort, • ...neole•Jarralds. SCOTLAND. I.I:CHESS OF HILN'r IN EDINBURGH. jjgehpig of Kest, accoanpanicd by Leiy . brute sad Lied James 311111111 y, left the British E • ..,en•strtet, shortly before 11 o'skeek on Saturday ▪ .• an ors carriage and pair, to cleft some of the (o'lav rest in the city and neighbourhood. , er y proceeded, in the first plat*, to view the College, ~.:stet sad the North aad South Bridges. •Le 114 CLO s of Rent nor any of her suite left the • • um, time we. sampled in viewing the noble t.. .7.4. r of Car far-lamed seat of learning. The visit • f.l ate, the Senator were sot prteent. Her . • I. it proceeded by Nieolsoa•stree, Clerk •r...rd'e„ to view Um Queen's Drive, pro. : * e.ds w Domani', :and thence by Parson's - ..1 Palau. Her Royal Highness afterwards • •eiht and gratifiation with thin extensive teethed Holyrood Poises about 12 o'clock. Her ncaved by Use Lord Provost sad Mr. • . r atei Mr. Matheson, amster of her Majesty's ..ca, sad Mr. Lyon, of the chamberlain's te:ng in attendance, the Tinton pro • •-et• apartments, now in course of preparation of the QUID and royal family, on their • to the Sottish metropo:is. !e: 11:ghners afterwards visited the Picture Gal ,. wed with interest the grim array of the portraits .r.tri Kit.r. The party nest proceeded to Queen .rretzts, where her R.yal Highness examined, .• put interest, the various relics of the beautiful (Jolla. rein of ea Chapel Royal wu oleo visited. i ter C..lllliff, the Deans expresse.l the mh0...1 ...I derived from her visit to the ancient metro of the kings of Scotland. The party then elton•hill, by the Regent-road and the road at ' the H.gh School. Nelson's Monument was • :s *Micro Cr joyed for some time the mspill :Not the summit. r.e , :i.o‘k her It gal Highness proceeded to visit 0 , lit. s,st coaductod by fieueral Riddell to of Scotland, which she esaiabeed 'ft' Ihe party then ascended to the Argyll ••' t with admiration the picturesque 6,, •• seen from that elevated position. b • y visited on Saturday was Craig e..it lasted about twenty minus. s, and la tat knal Highness wee soaductel through ths tn,tu, memorable as the residence of Glasse Jolts V during his minority. 1. , r h.* Highness left Riinburgls by a .'t 'he Seuttigt Central Reilway for Perth, ser Cettee, oo s visit to the Duke mad Dubin, 'o . vc WELYTH OF AUGUST. p " • f , 4r. te Mt regar d e d w i t h more i n t er est • • ii.e•ioo of the eosinionity than the &nasal a. , "triremes's ample. For week' end even M. z• Pans ham been formed sad prepasations k eon the tyro who is to tiepin his first mama •. .14 ire murals sportmaan of nary years' '•• with equal &safety tits advent of the •" tits mit day appoisseboo, every northern mil t! " .41 r ./ Letimitii sportsmen and their apparatus u„ .L 4 me peers% of the Wining season form tepoe of convenation emong those !.„ •' 7 ' l is p.rt.k. of I's enjoyments. There , I" mot egeiest the Isweinations which • -• ••&1 Bawds. A. essay might ha written on the ir : e by this almost universal taste on the 01 the Delimit people. Even parliament its attracitioes—tim affairs of the nation bi.. tifyi to wmanisratioss in more immediate in-_ ure;whieb, at aa earlier period of Lehr have giv e s t h e t o i n t erm i na bl e & snea k s ▪ '. vet Mims for oo end aerator,. an now enrrleri ie./grime, alacrity. The weaned seaman look e hw wr•ks ol.abllaraties ozonise on the gest • va4 hug sad 'toss mast be *et inert whisk t'. the eeer.wwlesd stashes of animates the *•.l,•ltel thee Worded. *evil have readied el fro. warioue seeress e . `• melt treola Nes to tedious that the mesa ~ .•eeed this mashie will be ewe at all 'vests a 'at—s.priee ladeed to that of several era6.4 ti. r Alm•tt all th e authorities curter la animas, *h. " taalwot fall to be highly gratifylog te -'''.4ta•thq kw trews we to be hood of that disease CLERICAL. OSIDINATION.—A private 01/1510i00 WS/ UM is Ileaday, by th• Bishop of Woreester, at Hartiebery Castle, wh e n the following etndidatme wire admitted to Holy Order. eons—Caning, Thomas, Cambridge; Edwards, Elward, Oxford; Goodey, Robert aeriase, Oxford; Grose, Wm. Graham, Cambridr ; Howe, Hoary Rogelnart, Cambridp; Pirrpoiat, Mathew Aa.t, Oxford; Riadorr, G. J. R., Cam bridge. Priests—Arrowmaitb, Robert, Orford ; Bedford, Wm. R., Oxford; Tharkwell, Wm. H., Oxford. NAVAL ---- - ADXIPALTT, Aro. 13.—APPOUMMITIL—To Soloman der : As , istaat Symms T. P. Woodfield. To Dragon : Mate R. P. Gresham; Midshipmen A. 11. W. Battiseemb and I. Harriaroa; Naval Cadets F. 8.11. Webber and R. T. Maslow. To Trafalgar: Ilidahipoea A. J. Weans, C. H. Cu. raw, sad J. Balaban'; Naval Cadet R. Bbeepaltarka. To Retriertio4 : Mato+ W. O. &own sad A. G. Broad head; linelipans R. H. Striates, 8. P. Townson, awl W. 8. de ; Naval Cedet_ll.yadsta.____ To Lftwakit: Mats T. J. Young; MidihipuTi O. G. Desekley end W. D. D. Selby; Naval Cadets J. Crispin and T. Z. Hodson. _ _ _ Prtrusion'. Arocer 12.—Stromboli, st.-.bop, arrived this aoratag from Pembroke, with a detachment of anal Mutna to jets head-quartsn.—L•tutenant Wriford, with a hand saes of Royal Marine Artillery, eabulad to-day for swim in Dragon steant-friade. PRIZE MONEY. Tram last eight's Go.rtfr. Tau araa —Notice to given to the late Ofiktfl oaf crew of ►er Majesty's sloop fluir, Car:.. Wilson Riley, Commaader, that on the 27th 104, they will be paid their proportion, of bounty mosey, de., reeeived for the undeemeationed capture, and the shares will ►e recalled every Tuesday for three months, agreeably to Act of Pulls -eat. --- Imemes, mper-rei 17tb September, 164 g. L 4 . 4.. I. a. Mei l7 4 4 MOM elms beeamlelass (00mde.).124 13 11* Nbeth elms lO 7 Tbird elass I%Mb den,...._._ S Sll 21mentb elan . ...... 3 t S o. Mitt nftb clam clam SOMALI Cass 4 4 S iniToi 'sad WYNNZ. NIT] Arab. MILITARY. Tin LAM Concoval. Btarcitanc.—This gentleman, who had retired heat the army some Jean, died at Dublin on Saaday last. Colonel Beauchamp entered the army in 1811, and served with much distinction in the Penholder war, and is 1815 was present at Waterloo. lie had received the war stro'al and Az clasps, for his services at Salamanca, Vittoria, Nivelbe, Nive, Onion. and Toulon, whickbattles he served with the 16th Vght DfVOOIIS. COLOWILCT OP TIM COLDSTILIAM OCLILDS.—Within the last few days another general dicer has been named as likely to succeed to this appointment, viz . the Earl of Strafford, who is at present colonel of the 29th Regiment, and com manded a brigade of guards in the Peninsular war. SPORTING. WOLVERHAMPTON RACES.-MONDAY. TRIAL STAILROOf b nye. each, and 30 added ; for 3.yr olds, let bib ; 4 yrs, Bst 71b; 5 yn, 9st llb ; 6 yrs and aged. 9st 61b ; antes and geldings and horn. that have started three than and not won Mowed 31b ; airmen extra. Ones Toned and adis. .01109.. - . . .- -.- .__., Mr. Paiater'sb mby Jeresd d byCadland, 3 yrs (Whitehouse)) 1 Mr. Harbert's Spot, 4 yrs (Sly, jun. 1 Mr. Noske's farm, 6 yrs PRODUCII Bran= of 10 soya. each, and 20 adde.l ; for colts Est 611', and fillies Set 31b. Once round. (18 subs.) Mr. F. Marshall ad Akar (Whitehouse) 1 Mr. J. B. Minor's Modestre (310 s) (Heaver) 2 Mr. Copeland's Lan of Underley (3.te)_ (Simpson) 3 WOLTAILHAMPTON STAN= of 26 son. snob, 16 ft, and 5 only If declared, tka second to rave his stake. and the winner to pay 20 sots. towards expenses, with 100 added. Twice round and • dis. (40 sub ), 26 of whom declared. Mr. Miriam% Barad, 4 ass Ila, and 311. over (Lyel I Mr. I.6loire John of 3 yrs, Get 21b (Mot 2 Mr. J. Stubbs ad Thu Oast* 3 yrs, SR 11th (Knott 3 6to 4 art Roland. Won by a head, after a fine tam. WILT= HANDICAP of 25 Krim each, h ft, and 245 added. gentlemen olden Twine round. (6 subs.) Mr. T.Critehlr's Lyme, 6 yrs, 10st 10lb (Mr. Adlel 1 Mr. P. Boit ad rah g by Alpheus out of Filby, 4 yr Hat 71b (Mr. Walker) 2 LADINO' Puns' of 601. ; 3-yrs, 7st 51b; four, Sst 7lb ; five, 9st 111), six and sled, Oat 31h; mares, &c., allowed 311 u, and half-bred horses 61be. Heats, otos round end a distance. Mr. radios, ad Mistar, 3yyesn (Sharpe I 1 Mr, Prices Wart to L. Islstar, 3 yrs (Moore 0 2 Mr. Dries Lily Dawns, 3 yrs (Kart( 0 3 Mr. Davtes Chrietus, 3 yrs (Wells 2 0 Mr. Wildman's Farr, 3 yrs (Demon 0 0 Mr. amith's fby Touchstone, 4 yrs (Beer 0 0 Mr. Fow:er's Frrester, 4 yes (Whining= 0 fell Mr. W. Nbirleye Area, 3 yrs (James 3dr Mr. Clinker's Imey Mansions, 3 yrs (Freeborn odr Mr. Hashes's bI by Marshal South 3 yes (Trott odr TUESDAY'S RACES. _ _ _ • CLITZLAID CV? of 1150aovs. arkl;lo — eAded, mond to receive 201. ; 3-yr-olda, eat 101 b ; four, Bst 71b ; flee, 9st 11b. ; six sad aged Bat 61b ; mares and geldings allowed dlb. ; wingers extr a, &a. 3 =ilea. Mr. Clark's Made Mk 3 Yes Mr. J. B. MbieraYodMlaa, 11 yrs Ur. Zybes inkk Oyu Won by • lasitts; tins, 6 son. 01.15. PATANI/LL HANDICAP of 15 son. nob, assd 80 addod, 10 ft, and 6 only U One nibs. (14 subs., 6 of who. &eland.) Ur. rtsiklan's Inheritress. sod, 7st Eb 1 Mr. Codeland's Candlewick, I yrs, Set Mb Mr. W. Callsm's Sss U, aim est Mb- Was say. CrELLINOTOX ETAille, of 10 son. era, and 50 added, for 2 nokls; coke, Bst 71b; 8111 es, Bst 61b; winnows urn. T.T C (10 nibs.) Yr. J. 11. Parker% Coagulator Mr. @narrates llsiboswne illy Mr. lea Fowler's Loin Woo try ball • longtb. BIMITON PLATS Of 602., added to a Ins bassdkop of 6 son. sea. Ones nand and • dn. (10 sibs ) Hr. H rat's Spot, 4 yrs. Mt 31b Mr. Pares Clotbworker, 4 yrs, est 71b Hr. Yonises Jobs Dery r 4 yrs, fst t W as Was by a eb. 1• AQUATICS. THAMES BOAT RACES. The seeks d mess ander the above title, se • ettir. MOM fee the Theme Grad Regatta, were mai up yeeterdsp by MIN firehiste sport, but were hardly so sum. reedy as is antleipatod. It had been indeed rumeute kg ratssce ilestley that, is coneequence of the laseseed death of VterCheseelles of England, these ewe Ital been sed ; see were swab tumours altogether without , der es sees es the melancholy event wee kliegs he Me feemmilhee of shemessiseat, they took late semilem ties the geeplety eillerng that our of Digest tarn . = ma she bed simm bees a eunuch newest el the Ilagetta, sad who, by►hit hdahailr , had - plaid be himself the geed °Makes of all It wm however. hoed ie wig oat these lamas% m Vie tide mold set= fors ferisight, sad a peilmsemeet let sense a peeled wewM Ore eemind s great ram memo as me who amid ■ steed it,—Me watentes win had maned themselves fte this match. TM prises for seespetitias wore mit et AM age At madames. sad• muse of emenigen foe wassmiem of the fern" thin were lout pain amend, while ef the Was llettiamay (link) 1 R. Doubled** (Blue end white) T. Lett H. Hallam (Yell and bitch) • They startled of well, Doubled,' data got a alight lead, sad Ilsoltimep belaj ni sso: Lett laylag sloes oa his gear ter. It He maw asatiaasd to 11!• riot oa the MI& diem Wok, mina Des leaved Sl•e•faary rather too mach fats ea *Mai am, mad both were costeequeaUy somewhat sat des* sums.. By these mesas Lett, who hid bona rafts 'Mau. by proper stettrago and very gene romiap, ass sas Wd to collar th• leading pair again, sad at the Crabtree they more all well together. Here Meekiuney pat Os • mot doSseseined effort, and Doubledee relaziag in • oorressoadiag manner, while Lett panned • pretty good pace. Masklassysitimately wet by four or fire lengths. Irma rm.. (Net) 1 It Doukas J. A. Mesesager Ce (Black and white) 0 7. renes ( bloc 0 All four got away as oven sea die to Messrs. Searles' past when Combos was throws off by the othen, who sonsused to make a most beautifsl race of it till off Rose Cottage, when, la eosseqwese of Meetenger loeleg Vs scull he wee throws late the third plea. After this Desbledee, is in the first hie, again pressed his opponent into the gamy shore, sad a slight feel was the consequence, which, had there bees a neseelltp for the umpire's decision, would have been ghee whet Doubledn. Messenger then bourse to overhaul Dmhledee, and slightly pined upon him all the distance. Metkinney woe by ow clear length ; tee second man (Doubled's) was muesli more a-bead of Messenger. REGATTA. The annul bent races on flyer irw mr need on Monday. and attracted • very large company to witness them. The Trafford Park Stake. of 61. 6.., for youths wider 18 years of op, in four-oar gigs, was contested by ten mew, in four classes, the river not being wide enough for more than three boats at a time, with deciding heats to determine the best of the beet, and occupied a trossiderable portion of the afternoon. The hat deciding heat lay bi tween two boats, called the Oen and the Mischief, and was an in targeting race, terminating in favour of Mischief. The principal event of the day was the Chadwick Cup, of 201, for four-oar gig., with 16s. each crew added, the fi rst boat to pay the second 31. There were three entrits, two of them being Manchester boats, manned by the Bhaltepeare and Princess, rival clubs, and the other being • Newcastle-upon-Tyne boat, manned by Jolts Salter and the fear Cloven, whom prowess has carried off prizes on the Thames, the Mersey, and the Dee, as well as on the river which flows through their native tows. The Manchester men having ones before contended suceeesfully with the., betting was realm brisk, end up to the time of s was even. Some offers of 8 to 4 were then taken, but the odds soon increased wonderfully in favour of the Clasper.. The course is a mile up tits • ream and • mile down again, and • good start being obtained, and the boats getting well off together, the breath of the epectators seemed suspended almost for twenty lengths or so, Ito equally did the competitors appear to pull with each other. The boat of the Clasper., however, now drew slightly ahead from between the other, and notwithstanding the opinion of theorists in such mitten that the short quick strcke of the Manchester men was best ',looted to fresh water rosin', the long rteady palls acquired by the others upon tidal yaws griodeally placed them more and more in advance, till b to 1 and ultimately 20 to 1, in their favour was freely offered in the betting circles. The up stream nos virtually decided the contest, and the Newcastle boat came back half-a-dozen lengths ahead, an apparently easy winner, the Princess row ing in second. The neat race was for the Stewards Cup, val 25 guineas. There were three boats entered , but only two came to the scratch. One of these was a Manchester boat and crew the Nemesis; the other was a boat manned by mill'ary enema in garrison—Lientenants Dumeresq, Lansdale, Hunt, and Hnatchball, of the 3rd Dragoon Guards. The Nemesia won, but the young officers in the rival boat gave them some trouble. The last race was a match, 6 boats entered : won by the Confidence, Henry Ault It was past seven in the evening before the sports INN over. AND Loss o 1.1711 AT Hatara.x.—On Thursday evening this town was visited by a most awful *Arm of thunder and lightning, accompanied by heavy rain. Unfortunately, the storm did not plat over without loss of life; a little boy, named William Lambert, aged 12 years, son of Daniel Lambert, delver, Upper-lane, Northowram, having been straek dead by lightning. It ap. pears that about a quarter past 8 o'clock in the evening, the mother of the little lad was sitting in the house near the fire, dammed beico sat in • chair near the out wall and the wall of the adjoining house ; a little girl being eat at a short dis tance from him sad cacao to the chimney. The door of the house was thrown apse, sad also • window up gain. A little above the head of the dowered a pair of tongs were hung epee the wall, es customary in many cottage houses. Tile thunder at this time was load and terrific, and the vivid flashes of lightning succeeded oath other in rapid successios, until at length there came one brighter than the rest, and which rendered the mother of the deceased insensible for some moments. Upon otescionsasea retuning, the little girl screamed out, " Mother! Willey's dead!' The dis tracted mother ran towards her child, who eat motionless is his little chair, with his head upon his bruit sad his arms hanging by his side. She spoke to him, but he answered not; and calling in her neighbours, the little fellow, who but a moment or two before was full of life and vigour, was found to be a corpse. Not a single mark was found upon his body, except a very slight discoloration of the chest. A few yards above where he wee sitting the plaster was knocked off the wall to the extent of about twelve inches in length and one in breadth ; and the middle nob of the or nanieatal werk at the head of the clock, which stood in the opposite corner of the house, was knocked off. There was also a rent in the floor above the clock, and the posts of the bed were found to be slightly damaged. In the bedroom • small piece of plaster was aloe taken out of the wall above the fin-place, bat neither the loop before alluded to nor the fender' or fire-irons bad apparentl born moved. It would appear that the lightning bad the chimney, through the room floor above the clock, and, being attracted by the tongs on tie other corner of the house, expended itself spots the Warta:ate child sitting beneath. VOLTINTART STARVATION TO AVOID TRANBPORTA TION.—Yestarday, Mr. H. M. Wall held an inquest in the House ef Contrition, Coldbath-fields, Cleekeawell, on Heap Smith, aged 21, a notorious character, who had been soulemesd lo lea years' tramportation. In coy amuses of an industriously but falsely woad report that dammed hod bees starved In death by the pima !authorities, the iaspairy suited great interest. Ihe wooer and Jury having viewed the body , whisk is a sere skeleton, sevs witnesses were examined he 'Yoe MeMmests it appeared oat the de ceased had bon oommitted r peison a great number of times ice various 111.1•1116, and while undergoing punishment had always behaved inoffensively until subsequently to the last mimes seemed wee him. On the 6th instant he began to est as es 1111111111111•11 sad extravagant way, and it was llonsi seessiery to re • strait wantcest is order to prevent him fees hurting himself or others. He obelloately perukes& is refusing to swallow any solid had, and he aping wsklealy on the 10th iasteat. It,. Wekedeld, blue news, said he watched the came closely and with Ike he was of opinion that deceased's Insanity was assumed to escape punishment. He refused all kind of solid boa, which bad to be forced down, and then he would throw it bock. He complained of no disease. The day preceding his death, witness, in the pre sence of another medical man, ordered the removal of his strait-waistcoat, when he struck right and left at them, so that he had esti& to be pat under restralat. They had not the slightest idea of deceased's ap proaching death. Wham performed a post aerials examisatics. The body wee emaciated, bat he could sot discover internally or externally the muse of death : all the organs wen healthy. In his opinion deceased volon tarly starved limed! to death. Every possible AM was male to cave hi Ills The jar, retuned the " Deemed AM ken the else% enduseis ha rti adtenstes, ken Ike west 51 pr sonekhoment eikkk errhesstlen op =si deesseees refesles es Ws die Jury sea Tided for him." To whisk the Jury MIA t heiren or the kind treatment whisk &weed the peissa. LAW INTBLLIGENCIL TRIB DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. imam Ma. Ccoomenoxte FOWL MI °Midi& COMMISSION. SEW, LOAN, Jan 'Milt- ANC' CO u . This was the last examination meeting is the ease of this amnesty, whose affairs was brought before the mart some menthe ago. Mr. Pear.,, for the assignee, said the ranagiet direst ,or Mr, Hamad. who had be e n or d ere d, wider theillith seetin of dm 7 sad 8 Vienna, pp. 111, to prepare ths banes sheet of the enspasy, had mot filed any anseate, me had he eves sweadered. Mr. Lucalsaid be appeared ter Mr. Ibusand, Si show mem why the socciens had mot been Hied, and to ask for us adjournment. hir. Pear., asked that Mr. Banand should be firer sun goosed to sweatier fa the saint, way, as be had not yet onsplini with that requirement et the set. Mr. Lame said Yr. Bansmil was present, bet meld net newly with the 13th Maw, bessale he had best teamed by Sri W. Vaughan Moen Chancery, to deliver p ail the Imuks and mine of Os eseapsay, end bad been re fused access to them Meths mienat preparlegnalmisace skeet. There was me atesa to his sarrsalfe bias tam ; but at he was nadir two juziedietiosse, he eient= es emmig s with the readreenais el both. Ultimately • ,wsaid he nada rat la the Mester's ssas, mid Use asaMsees WAS Main Gimpy of It. Hie Honour said aff be weld do was to mean She sur render and listen to say eppliestin for an adjournment that might be made. If good reason was showmAhe maid gnat on- • otherwise he would adjourn the examiaatMet gift die. i`ter a conversation, the surrender was taken. The Honour expressed an opinion that thtse proondings Is bankruptcy would only tend to increase expense, as, the affair haying got lab Chancery, it wield be impossible to prevent it going through that court. When a ease was eon there, it was intliosei'3le to get it out of the grasp of the Court of Chancery. In many owe, he considered that the provisions of the winding•np sets wire used only for robbing Innocent creditors, and for the beet fit of knew. Mr. Lams said the proceedings in this case bad been insti tuted for the benefit of the creditors, and would no doubt have that result. His Honour said it was only by the assistance of some of the credi.ors that these bubble companies were enabled to carry on their frauds. In some cases of this kind be had observed very large SUMS claimed by advertising agents. If these men had not chosen to advertise oa credit, the eeen peal., would not have succeeded in duping the public. They were like the trumpetor of old, who, scoording to the fable, was entitled to less mercy than those who fought themselves. They aided the delusion practised by these companies, and the effect of the winding-up acts wes to put mosey in their pock.ts, by drawing more out of the unktftnete bole who oad born made their dupes. Ultimatay the examination was adjourn.d. 13)me proofs of debt were taken, upon which no question was raised. The liabilities of the company, which carried on basins's at 71, Cornbiil, ate seid to be about io,oon. Tao amount of assets to at present uncertain ; bat the deficiency will proba bly be made up in the usual way by fixicg a list of contri butories. POLICE INTELLIGENWI THIS DAY. BOW-STREET Tan Can or HOCCIMINO AND Ro 88888 OF 3001. J atter was re-ezunined charged with having admicistered some deleterious drug to Mr. Peter Thwaites, fruit ealeeman of Covent-garden-market, and Unlit!' from hie person a canvas bag, containing two lea Hank of Endear' notro, two cheques, one for 701. and the other for l)1., and 171. in gold. The evidence takes on the first occasion (which has alre.dy been inserted is this journal) having been repeated, Mr. Peter Thwaites said, when he entered the Mercer's Arms on Friday, hie money was quite tale in his pocket. The prisoner wee there and also another man an I two women. Atter converting with them for some time, he called for a battle of wine. He drank a glass, and he almost immediately afterwards became insensible. He did cot "- member anything afterwards, and when he recovered he found himself in bed at his residence. All his money was then gene, and he was now quite satisfied he had been dragged. The prisoner and his companions had ample op portunities to pour anything into his glass without his per ceiving them. He saw the prisoner before. Thompeos, the officer, said thectat . tes had bout stopped, bet ems of tag mosey had boss fe Mr. W,stcer cress-exissised the prosecutor, ea to whe ther he wu sober when he entered the Mercer's Arms. Tae prosecutor said he was, as he had been under the donor's hands for some time. A porter in the market said he saw the prosecutor in the Mercer's Arms on Friday, and recollected teeing the prisoner s:t leg on cue side of Mr. Thwaites, and a female on the other side. He also B%w thno hutily leave the house, and he then acquainted Hr. [sum The prisoner still denied all knowledge of the robbery, and Mr. Henry remanded him until Tuesday. EHAMPPORD Sm.:E.—Yesterday (Sunday), August 11 (says • Devonshire paper), the Rev. D. C. Gorham was inducted to the livkg of Drampfurd Speke. The Rev. W. H. Howard, of St. Thomts, near Exeter, ofildated on the occasion, in the place of the Arehteaeon Moore Ste. rens. The reverend gentleman p reached an exce lent sermon to • numerous toniregation, in which he evidenced his high feelings as 'gentleman, and his piety as • Chr.stian minister. • 11.tanow SCHOOL.—Her Majesty having been gra ciously pleased to confer on Harrow School an additional week's holydays, on the occasion of the birth of his Royal Highness Prince Arthur, the school will re-open on Wed aesday, the 18th of September, instead of the 11th, the day previously fixed. THE POSTAL DERANGEMENTS.—At the inquest held on the body of Miss Rees, who committed suicide at Shipton on.Ssur, last west, it appeared that her friends at West Bromwich had, in the course of Friday or Saturday, paged a letter addreasedi to the deceased, having reference to the pe taller position of her affairs, and calculated to ease her mind regarding her future prospects. This letter, however, owing to the 'topples of postal communication on Sunday, did not arrive at Shipton until late on Monday. But for this, we might not have had the painful duty of recording this dis tressing affair.—Glaucester Journal, IRISH REPRESENTATIVE PEERAGE. —ln conse quence of the vacancy created in the representative peerage of Ireland by the demise of the Earl of Don , it is understood that Lard Donsany, who gave way on the last occasion to the Earl of Leneshorough, will be propose'', with every prospect of being returned without opposition. THE RaILWAT WONDERS OF LAST YEAR.—The unblushing individual who inflated the first bubble prospectus In the early days of railway scheming must regard, it he be still in existence (and we have stood reason to believe that he lives, a prosperous gentleman), with superlative amazement the last report of her Msjesty's railway commissioners. When in his dazzling document the preposterous " promoter" certified the forthcoming goods transit at six times the amount his most saagulne "tratfie-taker" could conscientiously com pute; when be quadrupled the boldest chlculations of the expected numb« of passengers—when, in short, he projected his prognostics beyond the widest bounds of probability, end then added a few cyphers at the end of each suns, to make "round numbers"—he was not so mad as to believe that he lied in the least like truth. Mad as he was sot, he could have supposed that an after-time would come when his lying prospects would be pronounced as far short of, as his mendacious imagination endeavoured to make it excised, the truth. But that time has arrived. . . We should like to He the expreosice of his countenance while waning the re port of her Majesty's Commissioners of Railways for lint year. At the end of every sentence be would be sure to exclaim, " Who would have thought It?" . . When the schemer in the infancy of the glint railway system turns to the passenger-acoonnt for the )ear 1849, he declass he is fairly " knocked over." lie finds thas the railway passengers are pat does at sixty-tree million eight hundred thousand; nearly three times the number returned for 1843, and • hun dred times as many as took to the road in the days of stage coaches. The passengers of 1849 actually double the sum of the entire populainn of the three kingdoms. . . . Is short, ia everything, except the dividends, our scheming friend Bads that reoent fact has outstripped his early fictions. He told the nervous old ladies and shaky "half-pays" on his projected lies, that railways were quite as safe as stage-oatiches. What say the grave records of 1849? The lives of five passengers were lost during that year, and those by one accident—a cause, of course, beyond the control of the victims ; eighteen more casualties took place, for which the sufferers had them selves alone to blame. Five live. lost by official mismanage ment, out of sixty four millions of risk, is no very outrageous proportion ; especially when we reflect that, taking as ••basis the calculations of 1843, the number of miles travelled over per rail daring last year, easy be set down at eight hundred and forty-five millions; or nine flows tM distance hilmoin the ear lA smiths sun.—Dicken I'. "Household Words" PROGRESS or THE FREEHOLD LAND MOVEMENT. —lt is not mush more than two years since the first freehold land society was mtabli•hed upon the present improved and equitable plan. Now there are nearly 60 in fall toroth various parte of the country, having no I.a than 14,281 members. They have tuned 20,476 diem, 31 estates have boss purchased and allotted, the number of allotments being 9,193, and the votes created, 3,199, whilst the rice of the abates has varied, in the diffe rimt societies, front 191. 10s. to 401. The number of votes actually treated is as yet but a drop in the omen to• wards the political enianpation of the sasses by the aid of their own industry; but before five yaws have passed away the above number will be augusated to not mash lem than 60,000—a power of on iesignificent nature, and whisk may be wielded with immense weight either fur good or for evil.—Rejsorter. At Leghorn the price of wheat was quoted, 161. to 171. for white Tuscan, and 14/. to 131. for red ditto; Roman ditto, 13 to 131 per sack. Indian corn, 81 for Tuscan. Toe stock of foreign wheat was estimated at 460,000 sacks. _ _ The tobsec; crop in Maryland is generally admitted to be a short one; the inspections of that description of tobacco up to the let of July, at Baltimore, show a decrease of upwards of 3,000 hhds., as compared with last year; and this difference, it is ex pected, will increase es the year advances. From Baltimore we are furnished with the following state ment of tobacco, showing the stock on hand in the several warehouses on the lst of January, 1850, quantity inspected for the half-year ending June 29, deliveries fur the name period, and stock lit July, made from the inspector's boyke: Stock, January 1, 1850 hhda. 19,628 Inakectwas from Jan. 1 so Joss 29 Total 39,901 _ _ _ Deliveries from Jan. 1 to lase 29 24,989 Stock, July 1, 1850 Teas annexed statement shows the ruasber of hhds. of each kind inspected, number of hhds. exported, and where to, from let January to 29th June, 18.30: Stock Jan., 1360, in wzrehouses hbds. 19,628 ca shipboard Trial Inspentimis Jan. 1 to Inas 29. 1860: Maryland 15,214 4,757 Kentucky 275 V rg'ala Pennsylvania Stuns Shipments from Jan. 1 to hoe 29, 1950: ntrMita Md. and 0hi0..10,574 20,971 Amsterdam do 3,921 Hitt, rdans do 3,862 Havre do 3,505 Cadre and a mar k et do 1,173 Other ports, foreign and coastwise, con sumption, efre , all sorts 2,679-26,716 Stork, July I, 1830, in wershonws ..„14.912 on sbipboard 616-15,628 From New Orleans we learn that there had been more activity in the demand for tobacco, stimulated by the accounts from Europe, atd prices had again assumed more firmness. The accounts received by the America confirm the reports of the discovery of gold in Veneriels gold mines of great wealth having been found in the pro. vim) of Guyana, not far from the River Antazun. The principsl diggings are near the city of Tupnquen. A ait,gle person is stated to have gathered 138 cz. cf the precious metal. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. Almost the exclusive 'object of attention with the dealers in the Stock Exchange this morainic is the settlement of the monthly account in Console, which prover, as we anticipated, a decidedly "bull" one. So far the arrangements have progressed satisfactorily, with the rate of "continuation" to tl.o 11th of September ruling at 3-16. Conscls have been steady all day, at 961 to Z for money, whilst for the account (11th September) they only varied from buyers to sellers at 961, at which they are now sellers. Businers has been done in the Three per Cent. Re duced at 97 and 1 ; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 981 and i. Bank Stock marks 211 and 212. Exchequer Mlle continue to be declt in at 665. and 695. prem.; India Bonds, 1,0001., at 865.; di , t • under 1,0001. at 87r. and 90s. prim. The untatirfactory accounts from Mexico have caused a good deal of heaviness in the market for Mexican Honda, which have been done as low es 291, and are now quoted 291 to ; but for all other description of foreign investments prices continue un:haoged. Business continues very limited in this department, the following stocks only baying been touched up to the present hour. Buenos Ayrer Bonds at 58. Danish Five per Cents. at 1021. Mexican, at 291 for money, and 291 for the 30th inst. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cints., 1849, at 821. Portuguese Five per Cents., at 87. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 963 and I. Spanish Five per Cent. Actives, at 171. axousti 111r9.—Tets DAT. Hank Stook. 12 per C$ Om. Am.. Sept. U. 3 per Ct. lied. dam, 1.7 1 3* per Cis. gee ner °Leos.. Antos.. 9f.4 I to _ _ VOINLIOA L I"UP. Is" *IL I per Ct...',Man 44 per Ct. Polk Wad.. 91 3 a per Cant.. 6 per Ct. Druzllbut &D., 01 3 Ditto Neu, 9991 6 pa Lt. Itucuor Ayres. 18 80 Ditto Chiltrut NY 102 4 Ditto eulunth. P d. Ogutallut Nuualor 111... 31 4 3 Ita et. 'tallith Kb., id 9 it per Ct. Dutch /J&.. DT per L:t Dutch Data.. t 0 9 Wei.6mm. D... Isi Grenada Deferred g ter Ct. Mei. Me. t d pog Ct. PIZUWiSU . nt 3 Portuguese Cour.. 33 6 Ot. lide.,lll 13 'Ditto SistileS Ws, la I 3 per CL Statoiii 1ML.471 4 Do. Deferred lide.. Ditto Pauly. 1Lia..31 Spw 04. Venezuela Dds.. 94 I Venezuela Deferred ISde.. 121 13t INCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. &MAR.—The market remain steady ; the good end fins qualities et York, Rico in public sale mad well; the inferior •old heavily ; pion ranged from 365. 6d. to 405.; about Ital..of the 450 chests Bahia found buyer at 38s. to 41s. Gd., both dul paid. Refined steady; grocery lump., 60. to Ms. Gd. - - . CurFEE.-400 bags very good ordinary native Ceylon sold in public vale at 40e. 61. to 414., but the quality was sups. vine 160 snake plantation Ceylon sold a shade in favour of the buyer.. eALII.IITItI —6OO bags offered in public sale, :refraction 31 to 61, and bought In at 26s to 26e. 6d. Pam,' —6OO - bags Malabar was offered and bought ia at 31 per lb. Rum remains firm. _ _ _ Rms.—Thera Lae boon a good demand to-day ; about 7,000 begs cad, partly for exportation. Corrine rentaluaeteatly, but the minket continitte inactive. IdEem..s —lllgli4 h a bean adranosd bs East India priers /attics unstsadv. Eis.ralts Tin qucted SOa. to 82s. ; Banos. 83.. to 81% Copper has been reduced 11. 101 per lea ; 781. 10..; Tile, 781. 10s. In oat.? asides no material alteration. Duty Dalton Enos to last week In London. User. ewt. gook &Md, nit, and the arts 11,13'1,212 To the IMO fraelod last year ........... ....... 3,171,30 e Larsen 179,916 onus sus en via so ISMS so WY was'. lb. Loucks ..--- ..... ........................... Llsespssi ............ ................... 012,297 Bristol ... 617.111 Hull ..........—...... .„ 174115 ay0t.........................—...............--... 1.841.10. I 3 %3.170 tine tins 5 iiii==== giii:iii "KIN Do. SIC Preference ... Chester end Holyhead .. Dublin end Beirut Juno— Do. (lie E.B ILj Do. (31.105.) 6p.a.Pref. Eastern Counties ... Do. New Prof. 6 p.Ct.. . Do. Ext., 3 p. Ct., No. I Do. do. No. 2 Da. N. k East. 3 per Ct Do. New Eastern Unice, cuss A (late E. U. lib.) Do. elms B. and C ditto Do. &TIP (ros. 6 p. Ct.) East lonesslaire Do. New J Shares EertUneolrelt.nuar.6 p.Ct FAUnbergli and Glasgow Eseter,Yeoril, ft Doran.. Enter and Exmouth ... Greet Northers Do. 4 sharee,A,Deferred Do. shares. B, p. Ct. Do. 5 per Cent. Pref.. Gt. Souto..aul Viest.(lre.) . Eighths of En Great North of Paging: Do. New EAU Do. New £3O Do. New CIS Greet Western Do. New .Cl 7 Bull sod Selby Do. shares Lancaster and Cartels.. . Ls:matters And Yorkshire, Do. New (nu 6 p. CC.) Do. West tu.ling Wake Leeds and Bradford .. Leeds and Th trek . • Do. Pref. 6 p. Ct. No. 1 Do. Do. No. 2 Do. Do. No. 3 Do. Pref. Quarten, 1544 LOll4Oll snt Mae .. Brighton, k S.Cord Do. New gua. 6 p. Ct. .. Do. guaranteed late Croydon Thirds Do. Pref. 3 per Cent. .. Do. tbnert. 3 p. CL. IS& London and Greenwich Lo. Preference (London & North-Western Do. do. New j shares ... Do. Paths . Do.o Id ab.,hi And . % London & nouth-Western Do. Yew, £5O Do. New, £ lO Do. Yew Preerc nee Lowestoft Guar.4 per Cent. Maneb.,Bitz., and Matlock _ . Do. New g u Pref. .. Do. Mao. t LlooLUnlow 100 Do. ltirm. and Derby... 100 Do.Cono B. &B.op. C. Do. New Do Estrnewn Do. truaran. SS per Ct.; North Dri.',A j Do. Prefer epee Oxford, Worc., Wolter. Preston and Wyre Do. .hares (A) Wad., otie.J., and Rag t . e Royston mu:Mu:kin ... Do. Mumma Eatendoo dcottian Central Shrews. It Dirm, Clare A Do, Choi B Do., New Goarouleed Shrewrbury and Cheater {Nur. W. Min.) Do. Halves Do. Osweatry Do. New .. Do. 3 per oeSt. PM. .. Shropshire Unsan South Staffordshire South Eastern ... Do. No. . Do. No 4 Reiiatered South Wales ... mouth ter, .m Goole Waterford and Kilkenny , Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. goo ' Wilts, Somerset, *Wens York,Nes castle &Berms* Do. Ext. (York& Newoa. Do. Q.N. V..Pureh orPer f Turk sod ;Sorttt Do. Preerence FyIIAION RAILWAY!. Ang lwlia and Austrun) ...I Boulogne and Amiens .. Central Prance tVierzonl! Dutch Menial) ... ...I East Indian 16 - rikCi;d7= -- 6.3"." "di: 77 Luxembourg ... Namur and Ltee !.;ortheni of Prince... iiiie;ns TinJ lbrdcaut Pails and Orleans ... icrial;ll/Zen Path and Stradnanrs Bourn and Harm ." Sambre and Reuse Tours and Nantes LIVBRPOa Brocx•ESCHANCIII—TA• mi to.lay In all rvareetek—Lanesehi Ditto (fifth 'films), Of : 16 d.—Loa 331—Ditto ( ewash Vs ley), 37i. (0.\.E., 6 per et. till 'SO), Sd. MANCHESTER. August 13. Seonn-inestAxon. —'fee loathe* has been fiat till towards the close, when rather more business was done At prices a shale firmer. London ard North Western, at 111, wu the only heat stock dealt in. Of I.c.d stocks, East Lanusbires were done M 7i c., and Lancashire and Yorkshire Extensions at 9j LEEDS, August 13. STOCI•IXCHANOIL—The westing on 'Change this morn ing h 3. been a fiat one. Prima do not materially rare from former quotvtiuns, but very little busineve 1. dniftg. North iVeeterns have sold at IV. Ba 6d., and Shetiteld, Rotherham, and (;,roles, at tri. BIRMINGHAM, August 13. STOCK.- EXCHAnGli—in tail market to day shires Were rather heavy, and very little business was done. prier remained as on Monday. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The rimiest continues in a very depressed state, owiog to the abundance of hooto.ta, ltcd 1 allow, of which there is a large sutplue. A considerable quantity of P.Y.C. ia on the way front Petersburg, the arrival of which will, it is expected, callso a further decline in quotations. Town Tallow is quoted at 35e 61., nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the soot, 36e. 6d. to 9d.; October to December. 37e. to 37e. 3d. ; October to December, separate months, 37e. 9d. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. The C,rn mark, t was very thinly attended by buyers this morning, even for a Wednesday; end the extent of the trassactiona in any description of gran does not warrant ar alteration in our quotations. Buyers act upon the reserve ; at tho eams time sellers re (rain from forcing tales, tad needy buyers consequently have to pa y late rates. ARRIVALS MO LONDON FROM 12th AUG. TO 14th AUG. Qra. stnanst. Soots/. Irtish. lawn. Wheat 507,) I 470 I 9S) I *" I 31;0 Oats 1 Rex; 3 8 0 sacks; barrels. L i 1t..... ms. 4080 COAL • MARKET -THIS DAY. .. ... _ . Bolywsll. 13s. Bd. ; Walls End Braddyll's H e st on . 15 s. ; Walls - End Hama lii. 61; Will, Ent Heston. 15s. W.; Was End Lansbtok 15s. ; Walls Bad Ti,,, 10a, 611.—Ehipi sarkst, 192. iii 12; 12 50 111 100 3-2C,273 41,214 se: us oi so 23 'II 9i 3 30 24 18 11 171 59i60 33 1 i 9i 240P 1a 242 dia. 96 96 FM - 1 pa 37 $ $ 18 131 die. 9 PI die. die. 12 12 el 1 dL 91 9 : 1 Sa dis 6 31 dis. 21 dla : 4 4 '• 90 31 ex di, 136 136 „ 10i U „ 511 60 „ 56i UGO t , H 39 69 =ii iii Ill • Sill I pm 11 pin 12. 60 pm• 21 22 Ale. 16 16 116. 2i 4 pa. 14i 13a 41 lh 13 II 7 11 7* if 31 si die 33 34 23 ; 23 de 14; 13; 120; 121; 18 22 13 14 411 a. 16 171 5 11 4 11 II 111 dli. 1 9 11 12 6 1 7 1 Pal. 18 12$ 7 / 11 1 I l ll Pik I ; t 9 91 7 9 31 1 it ce 1 f die 12k 121 11 3/ di' 7 8 7 8 41 3/ dig. 15 141 28 23 5 dis _1 _3 141 11 10/ 101 db. 3 4 dia. 131 161 21 21 dia 5 41 die. 7 141 14 3/ 14 dia. 1 Pm 4 Ivm. par 1 pm. 6 1 1 6 1 i 14q 141 41 41 dia 111 31 111 I 9 1 i 4 161 I 11 ii 0 6 dex 9 10 2 2i 10 9g Ms August 13. 'whet was slightly improved Ire and Yorkshire cowl, 371 elm and North Western, 11 if (1 saami, C). I 1-16 p.—Midland, -York. Newcastle, and Berwick 4$ 49 iii iii 53 55 23 213 40 42 1 f 1 t 39 99 lii 9 79 'So 37i 11 :4 1 ' 133 II NI