The Sun. — London, England, 1852-07-24 00:00:00

p.....'• . ' .. d des _ 1 0 le 1 4°‘ 7 ' ss' KET NEWS --(THIS DAY.) COVENT pair.ozzr. The general demand was ste..oy To-day, as follows : FRUIT. —=-Pin e AI pies, 3s to 53 Od ; di, to, Colonial, is 3d to 4s Od aeb ; Rot- house Grapes, 2s Od to 5s , el per lb; Peaches and Nectarines, 6s Od to 123 01 per dozen ; Strawberries, 3d to 10d per pottle ; Melons, 2s Od to 6s Od each ; Cherries, 4d to 8d per lb; Gooseberries, 2s 6d to 3s 3d ; C urrants, 8s Od t o 5s Od ; Plums, :is Od to 4s Od per half sieve; Lemons, Is to 25 Od per dozen ; and Oranges, 3s 6d to 9s od per 100. VtiGETAßLF.s.—florae radish, Is to 4s; Mushrooms, is 3d to Is 9d per pottle; Psrsley, 2s to else 9d per dozen bunche - s Spinach, ls Od to 2s Od per sie eas, Is Od to 3s 0.1 per sieve; French Beans, is Od to is 6d per 00; Broad Beans, Is Od to la 83 per half .ieve:. Cabbages, 6d to Is 2d • Red Zeet, is to le 9J per claz n ; Turnip s . 3 3 O d to 6s Od ; arrots, as t d to 7s Od per dc zen bunches ; Potatoes, as 6d to 7s per twt ; Shallots, 3d; Onions, 2d t o 8d per bunch ; Celery, is to 2a per bundl e ; Garlic, Sd to is 0,1 per lb; Radiehes, 4d to 8d per dozen hands; Caulifl mere, is to 4s per dozen. NEWGIATE AND LEADENELALI. Gros inks, 5s 6d to 6s 6d; Fowls, 23 Od to 3s Od ;• Capons, as 6d to 4s fid ; Chickens, Is 9,1 to 21 . - d; Ducks, is , 9d to.- 2a 9d; Rabbits, is Od to Is 6d; Leverets, Os Od to Os Orl Pigeons, 5d to 8d each; Fresh Butter, 10,1 to Is ld per lh; Rr Eggs, 68 6d to 7s 3d; French ditto, 5s Od to 68 6d; Irish ditto, 44 9d to 5s 3tl per 120 ?if VIX7PO RT. I Beef, from 28 8d to 3s 6d ; Mutton, 2s 10d to 38 101 Latnb, 43 4d to 5s 2d ; Veal, as 2d to 48 Od ; and Pork, 38 Od to 38 6d per Blbs. VITEX TECOAPEL. • B eefs from toes 2 4d to 33 4d; &I mo 2d o 3 10d 4 .snlb, 43 2d a Od; Yea, la 101 to o, 38 s 10 8 d; t and a Pork, ; 2 a tit' to 3s Od per Ribs. .IQI rill s BILLINGSGATE Sal 2 mon, 9d to Is Id p e r lb ; 3s 6d to 10 3 Od ; Sol e , -, Od to 5s 6cl; and Cod F l .h, titi to O. ltd each ; e, 8d t o 2. 6d Der pair ; E e l s . 61 to lld ti er lb ; rN, 8d to 24 3d ; Crabs. t-d to 2s 0 ; Cra , . ls 9d t o 2 2 6 d ; and Ithcsarel, 411 to 8d each ; Is 3d per oozen ; Dor) s, Is 6d to 5s 01 each ; P - awa,s, Is 6d to ze Od per lb; Shritnps, Is 91 to 24 3d pvr gaidon. BREAD. The p r i ces of Wheaten b ea d in the metropolis are Iron. 6 10 to 7d; of Household ditto, 5d to 6d per 41b leaf. VIDE 111AIULET. • Market Hides, 561 b to 641 b, lid to od ; ditto,.64lb to 721 t, lid to 2d; dit to, 721 b to 801 b, 2d to ; ditto, 801 b SBl. ', tc hd to 2i.i ; ditto, 88Ib to 961 b, 4d to 3d ; ditto, 961 b 10 41 b, 3d to 34d; ditto, 104Ib to 1121 b, Od to Od. Cali S kins, light, I s 6 d to 2a 3d; ditto, lull. 3 6d to 4a 6d ; w Henn Hides. 58 0(1 to Os Od ; Polled Sh ee p, 0.. Oil to Os Od; , Os Halt-breeds, Os Olt to 04 Od ; DO ' I'd t O . O B Oil; Shearlings 13 to Is 3,1; Lamb Skins, Is Bd WIIA to 2s 10d each. BAY nuutzErs. . SNUT HrIELD.—OId MeadoW H3r 108 Od to 4/4s ; New ditto, 2/ Iss Od to 3/ 1?s 'Od , Old Cloy. r, 31 103 Od to Si us ; l ie ditto, 3/ Os to 3/ 15s fad; and Straw, t/ 6, to I/ 11, Per es l o i -. 4. , 2. moderate supply, and a dull trade, except for new R ay. Z ...ett'hlnattl.Alen.-- Old Meadow H a y, 3/ I , s to 4 ' ISs ; New New tto, d 2l 16s t.. 3/ 13s 0d ,• Old C10y.. , 31 lOs Od to 4/ 18 s Od ; • ' - uto 131 Os to lo a d 3/ 15s; and St raw , 1/ 7 s to 11 13s per ' ' - Trade-steady. N W RITHCHAPEL.— Old Meadow Hay, 3/ 10s to 4/ 4s; New 21 5s Od to 3/ 12 3 01 ; Old C lover, 3/ li's Od to 5/ Os ; 116 W ditto, 31 Os to 3/ Is s; an d S traw, 1/ 6s to 11 lzs Per to ditto, Supply tolerably good, and trade rather dull. T HE PENINSULAR MAIL. et ea te .. So trlllalirrox, JULY 23 —The P en i nsu l ar Company ' s hip T 4u ,,, captain Russ. , ll, with the Peninsular arrived this evening at eight o'cl: ck. Iler dates of sailing were—Gibraltar, 14 h inst.; Cadiz, 15 ! 11 ; Libbon, 190; °ono and Vigo, 20Lb. She brought a toil cargo, principally fruit, and specie to the amount or 7501. The n WS from Li s b on i s to t h e 19t h i nst. The com !l?lttee sppointed for that purpose had disapproved of the eaPhaliZition seherne embodied in the decree of the 3d of Mcember lee% Ministe r i n fieipLotrbttieddo that C ount Lavradio, the present special and delicate Was to b e sent to G ermany, on a , guei to make 4 missi on, viz, th a t of gettin cum h in to the crow n ot obitst ,rtugal. 5 " f ormal renunc ation of his he T alt e Princess an° Alb elia was daily improving in TEA IP LI B .I... 4 1:6- , RII NT - , By •lohn Capper. Philip and ion, , GUIDE . . TO ADS Liverpool. •• It is not "ften that we can afford space for noticing publications which seem at first sight only worthy 0 1 ' passing' remark, but in this instance we are induced to deviata from a general rule, for this lath work contains much that is important in a social and work Wile view. It is precisely what it professrs to be, " An It Guide," is evidently the production of a'practical- man, and iti; conrews give just the sort ofinfurwation which is , required by thos e wh "rte about, to.depart fur Australia. It is tss-utial y uvja, and contains th e best account of the colony, and it, ciportutritii-s for well-doit,g, in a small space that we have yet seen. ----- RAILWAY INTEI.LitiENcti. • LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST. The directors of the' company have juet issu• d their hslf early report, to be submit el to the proprieters en next elioneay week. It states that the armee t of capit a l rai we 11 ,1 1 to the 30th of J une, 1852, is 7.2265121, consisting ce 1 ,6 73,31 1. mortgage ciebt, 1 ;0 , 7;59•,/• preference capital, and 4,6.5,i'341. consolidated stock The works required for the additionsl security "of the treffic.are in a great tneasure completed. Toe directors have proceeded with the new line into the goods-• and is. Brighton, and other measures ren dered nec siery by the extension of the g 'Ode traffic, the con tinued increase of which during the past halt•year, they state, afferd s the best prcot that the demand fur additiima. 'ac e mmodation hes not been premature. The total expentii titre ter these ob ects durin g the half -year has arnolltllett to 61,648f' which, as the melted account is n o w c l osed •at 7,200,00 u/ makes tit,i)trs,,ainblirciuhntaonfd temeorary excess above that limit 17 , 9e01 , , D•cemler 1:7 add . itio na l ex pi ndi tote, up to the 31st of formed, and the di'r,,,r.:,-; a 81" king °anticipate that the fund will have to be amount of this cha e will be atreut tom' for each of the tw o pu t been set ' aside fund. The gross revenue for the hairy has la'e , ItltrBrAere ,&n-/ 3 e atr ' s T e r "rne as ha s t the ee i ng an excess of 175/. over the corresp.nding hat. ' of 1851. Owing to the inclemency of the season, the vary. Week, stars of the weather duri,, g the Epsom race Wee k , an d the t.pening of the Tunbridge Were and Hast ings line, a diminution in the receipts from oroitia , y pa,,,,,. ger traffic 0t.9..58 .1 has been experienced, but the has been compensated for by an increase in the geode. d e p artment . of 7,' , 89/., and, what is still more satisfactory, by an in crease of 1,9 I 8/. arietng from annual and season tickets, thus indicating, a considerable addition of permanent residents () alba line. The total traffic receipts, exCluding cartage, amounted to 240,694 e -tor theball-year ending the 30th of June last, and to 241,2044 for the corresponding period . - of 1851. Th e t o t a l ' expenses, excluding cartage, amounted to 105,8931., and for - the corresponding half-year of 1851 to 102;4661. The expense of cartage in the former period. was 4.8611., or a total of 113.7541, and in the latter 4 ,889/.. or a total expenditure of 107,3i5/. The expenditure 1 of the past half-year has been increased by the extra repairs and renews a of the carriage and weggon stock. amounting to 4,19 IL, necessary to maintain it in a state of complete efficiency, after the extra work of last autumn; by the pay- Meet of 3,410/. for compensations and legal expenses arising from accidents which occurred more than a year ago,- and were not known at the time to have been attended with any seri , eis consequences; and by 1,0,43/ for tabs due to the South-Eastern C mpany for treffic over the line between St. . Leonard's and Hastings, extending over a period of about 18 ra on :h s . With regard to compensations, the directors believe • the time is approaching when the tommon sense of juries, or 'the interference of the Legislature, will set some limit to the system under which extortionate floes are inflicted upon railway companies tor accidents altogether beyond their control, and re- Butting from some momentary act of inattention or want of pre.. sence of mind on the part of some one out of the many bun -tired servants in thei r em pl oyment, however carefully the best wen may have been selected fur their respective sit ,da. .tione. ,The agreement with the Crystal Palace' Cow,paoy, • approved by counsel, has been. sealed by both ce,ropante,, "and the directors are_ proceeding to ear , . y out the resolution of the proprietors adopted at the seeeceal meeting of:the 22d of June. The directors consider. 'that the must "acliistible tnode of raising the necessary Poses, wilt to e xerc i se a frarids for this an d ot h er par+ P ortiou of tee unexhatteted bore rowing powers of the .core t the extent of 195.000 k Alter advertin g to f o r mer " a the repo r t states th .t tPr.'oje7re'dl entieraes for new railways, . the pastier bounc y it,t ae dir e ct ors un d ertoo k , i n the *event of dation t o Stitch. .erected in extending railway accommo _of about 2 3 / 4 te e obtaining an Act next session f• r a branch receinnienu I , ... , i r tes from thi • company's Hee at Croydon, to 'Parliantre-.A.7o..L,,Pronrieterts te concur in an application, to awn o f ; 8201. " eor !Potter ti me, to ii , s4d such 91. revenue ~vecouan"tirr th e s e net amount At the criclit of breech tor the t. appropriated fur Lak rest t alf-y ear is 31.6,52.4/., whereof 1),,4.-reion the mertgage debt 34,294/.1. lice divideud of 64200/ , leavine a e el iec e : ealotal 27 9064, tegeteer a o d t . 7.4 3 24/. ; mit of wiiich' _the ._ t.ir..att.rs reconmiend :demi to I/. Lts. per . cent. fir the half-) ear, erneere a bales ce to the credit a te , ' e n t 4 to 73 ,85:1; leave g tint rrie,nr b oll-3 , er, or 47./. The retiring directnrs at. th e 1853 wilt be Messrs. Liehingem, eit*ll'aYeetiyeeeeting in r oortgage oelit account eh w. that 43.., 60 1 Sithumt.r. T , .e ! at 6 per cent.. 6,000 e at 4 4, 4 per ce, t , 1' ti ' 7 . ‘,Yri born wed e „rit., 41 1 ,001/ at. 4U, 927,9: 4 51. at 4, 24 O l etie .:,.. a ..:, le per ' o ', 0 • et 3 1 4 per ce, t., melting the toed ere eeee; end min fu n d stvives a total of 47 9' OL agai., t i r, u 124 ;Toe haudet i te.ve, :nue account for the half..l ear t.tioi; t ' ri:t e r- 2 . ' ;. eels ',men recei ve d, keeedieg fee,l7o/. for p ~... „„. ' t . 3 •-.' l . 492 L rat 8519 w and and mills 58,1541. eir good.. are' - ' s " r '' l'"r- • ". and the ' d 113 - '26 1 for ~, ,3.41 f or . 1 expenses minaret( to , Se/ , i n k, e , ing .arid , exe i . „ . 7 3 % Trking expere-es arid renewal.., 9 S , u , h.Ea,,t: . t e , . } _teoverrene n t duty, and 100 I. 1 , 01 1 6 te le . • cluein g ',me i ' s tb ui Peeyeleaving a belance vt 136 5 4/, hie eereu . und Nhwiva e halaece from the last aCcount. The re ... .37,417/ The autiaillow.nee in lavour of tie, c„ Th e o f relent. that the r esei rB ' 41 e.srs. J. Reeves and J. Chat man, ;that the hooka are -,,Tery amplitude of d, , t 0 their autet le hileily satietectory • eept v „•• ' . aortae course of a conti ti , w it h: great simplicity - led yet wee; , . 1 ; and that tbey pursue the whol e _ ~ eonly . a ance.sheets audited every ex ernioed, bat e liu "s audit, and every voucher - is : not an d th e h I the beeks of the company are balanced, month. . --....._ _ . Her . 1: " : "'"" '"".""""""."........-.-. ), . Hi 1):, V ,st.l , ' taken on boariel a e--- h - e" 46 C ' C" B. Hamilton e „ • plan' , . e , : visions, and will ijaii kr 'it,hgeautillS. atld - a.portion.of AreT Pro.t.l: 14 Wee% a fp/tigglet. . littrsTot., JULY 2 1—Wind S.E.—, Bri is i Que.ri Qoefae, NiPILL, JULY 23.—Wiod S.E.Arrd. Martha, Quebec : • n tar. New y .t k ; k i l o .. 'A tt.. • QUEEMIToWN, JULY 22.- -Wiod S.W. - Arril. Pri,cilla; Sierra Leo te; Queen Dowager, Mountaineer, Gispe; Piscat,,r, Newt... Aland. • l il' , Grande; Ranger, ditto; LIVERY° •L, JULY 23.--Wind N W.— Aral 22(1. Tim 2 ~y Otara, Symes, Q teut•c; 231. Jalawar, Aky :Ii ; 13,r -bite. ti road-es ;.1 i iumphante, Havannah ; Id:. pre Cil , en, Majestic, Mobile; Shelum, Baltimore; Bloomer, Pugwaz,ti ; li - t'a l i e 9 Newfoundland. Slif., 22d.. John Rutledge, t hariesto; 28d, 1.41 a. Port Philip; Chance. Port Philip; Catnbridge, Port Philip; Tigris, Calcutta; Jarnse , j,e Corseijee, .1:301e._ bay; Scioda, Pernambuco • Lydia, Philadelphia; Manchester, Montreal; ' Natimi Labrador. Off port, Colonist, glebee; Robert Ritso, Naomi, Labrador . Acadia. City o f London, SIIEERNESS. • JULY 22.—Tb e Herein ius, Ams t erdam bee to n Which wink off the Maplin Sand on the 2d, has raised and bro ug h t in here. GURRNSILY.--Arrd. corn, atanzae. ItaisTol. GI, ucorrea, CHANNEL.— A M Aird. Worthy of Devon; Q uebec. ifiLY 23. -Aird. Sewfl wee' Quebec. Queb l - r R EwP , AT. • • JULY 23.—Wind S.W.- Sid: ua,"laica; Appolioe, Hara n nab. DerArtsx,i, JULY •e3.—Sld. Ekfle. Quebec. MAR ,rrd• Downes, Bathurst; TIIE SU - N, LON DOM SATUR • DAY SPORTING .NOTES. N. CCLXX TUE GOO - D 4 A - 01,1) NIEETINU. - ro THE L1).17 Olt O THE BUN. • . Stu,--=Cu , silerable surprise was expressediast night - at my t ,, avingiii . vestt , r.';a3 's note chosen Midas to preference to Newiiiioster f,,r the great 3ou sow. Stakes, and having 0... tn a s ignt preference to Father Thames over Longbow for the Graiwicke; these, in the lace of both, more especially the former, being considered as great certainties as any we have had this year. _With respect to Newminster, under the idea that the horse was not thoroughly fit, and the distance being touch more in favour of Midas, fur these reasons, and these vnls, I gave the lacer the preterei:ce. It is very cer tain, however, that Lord Exeter's gatne little pony wilt be sut . e to finish second - to nothing but Newmiuster, it he does "'that. About Father Tbames, my reasons in selecting him arose from the" confidehce—l might almost say the un bounded confidence-411e stable placeln . hint for this race. Like unto Mitlas. - 1 consider that Übe is beaten, it can be by none other than Longbow ;in 'fact, for both Gratwicke, and 30U sovs., nothing wont. be inure safe, in my opinion, than backing these couples to finish first and second. The second day's Spurt at this most: princely reunion num- , bers nine races, four of which—the Steward's Cup of the value of Bbo sovs., added to a 'Handicap Speepatakes of 5 soya. each, three-quirte , s of :a mile; the Cowdray of 10 toys. each, h ft, with 40 added, for two years old and upwards, three-quarters of a mile; a Sweepstakes of 10' soya. eacb, for two years old and upwards, halt a mile; and a Sweep , takes of "10 sovs. each, wi h 50 added, for three years old' and upivards, one mile—bave to close arid name at the GoOdw oo n s ta bl es b y e i g h t o'clock on Monday evening. The performances will commence with HARBINGER walking over for the 100 sovs. sweepstakes, over the mile course. Tue Sweepstakes of 300 soya. each, h ft, for cults. Bst 71b each, ote mile and - a - quarter, will probably be contested by STUCKWELL and Iloulakin only. Of course Norman on the former tvoi win easily.- The Goodwood Stakes of 25 sous. each, 15 ft, and only 5 if declared, &c., two miles and a half, will, as far as I can ascertain' at the present moment, draw out the following field Chief Justice, b yrs, Bst 7th; Cariboo, 5 re, Bst 6.1 b; Ba..kbder, aged, BSt - 31 h; Cutlicrovr, 4 . yis, 7st 51h; Mon ztakue, 6:yri:, 7st 31b; Haricot, 6 yrs, 7st; Follow-me-lads, 4 yrs, - Tht 101 b; Don Pedro, 4 yrs; Est 71b; Bushranger, 5 yrs, 1 iltt; Cornelius, 4 yrs, sst 111 b; Waterfall 4 yrs, sst 1 lib ; Weathergage, 3 yrs, 6st 61b; Houlakin, 3 yrs, 5/1 3lb ; Bebita, 3 )r4 sst 51b; Termagant, 3 yrs, bat 31b; 3'yrs, 4st 121 b, and ~ u rprise, 3 yrs, 4st 71b. Two or tt ree .ipay be added to this list, to wit Musician, Trickstress, dllasiVb i and_ pertiap.a:_anotha4-tito.-tbaetar_tin g of this lot is eery dubious. ‘-: • Chtet 'Justice at. B`t 71b is perfecly safe Ihrottaii-'hiii7 neiglibQur Car they' at:a pound less; as also is Backtoter at Bst 3113. Lord Waterford's Cockcrow would seem to bold all the rest sate down to Trickstrtis. Montague, 1 take it, dis poses e.iistaciortly of Musician. and all in the scale down to Bushranger, perhaps with the exceptiuu of Haricot. au, Pedro'., chal.ce 412 ,, ught much of by his own im mediate p.rtt. and as be is in tip top fettle and can stay the .tiest 'owe be - is undoubtedly dangeruus. The His... Stterift n.l ail truth 6 t 510 down to sst lib, time attracii n toe me. Cornelius and %Valetta I, at the Ls -hauled weight, sod both too' years old, are Ono lut,ly,let 'loose, Corn Ilia -probably haviog Lite beet of it—in monition aL lest. Wealhergage, at .sst 6ilr, and Beniia at 5,t 51n, must give pl.ee to Houlakin, at sst 3th. The hralimiti, mild 1 ermag.oit, are tai ked as bad specs by the presence. of Hugo and Surprise; Hugo I like the heat of the twain. It will be seen by these remarks: that I i mag ine the first floot 4t t e ti i,t_will toe 'untied of Ceciboo, Cotker ow . M , litagur, li.rieot, A.Too Pedro, Cornelius, Houlakiti, and !Yugo, anti that, in In) o is oot improb a bl e that MuN rAbUE, pas toe Judge's chair in the w o, " O f ocacroW, and Hugo, being well m m y judgintmt necessitated by acci dentplaces;Will o A r i Lc a u h t e n i :ia '.l r7e u e 'i s . , yet unborn, The orawing-Room Stakes of 25 sovs. each, with a bonus by an indt-penotitt subsolption of It/ secs. each, Once round, which• is shout two mites- one furlong an d forty yards, will, it is conjectured, have one of D a3 ' s ( p r o b ably Films), Saekbui, and Stockwell or Ilex — report says the latter at the 'Post 'Lord Exeter's c o lo urs will, no doubt, b e f ound in the van at the stand, unless Films can tun a little better than he did at Ascot. The 300 sovs. Sweepst a k es for . fillies, mile and a quarter, will he contested byßed Hind, Toga filly, Lad y H atriet, and Hirsute. I have but little hesitation in awarding the race to LADY HARRIET. The third day's Bat cornprisextio less than eleven races, of which the Duk4 of Ri c h m o nd ' s Plate, new mile; 'and the Anghtsey Plate, for-geutteenen riders, cloSe and name on Monday evening. - - • . Tae racing commences with a sweepstakes' Of 200 sovs. each, for two years old,--Whiell INCENSE, I presume, will be sure to win. ' The .Goodwood Cup, Value 300 sovs., the rest in specie,by subS&itilitrO of 2tY suits-eat:li; with 10.) added. t NO miles a half; will this year have a rat h er larger field than ordi • nary at the post,-rnanufaetured out of the following, mate rials: - Newmins er, 4 yrs, 9st alb; Teddingtun, 4 yrs, 9.5. t. 31b; Hernandez,4 yrs, 84 101 b; Joe Miller, 3 yrs, 7st 91b; Mary Knoll,y Plinlimmon,... out of Half and-Hales darn, 6 yrz., 7bt 81b; Auctioneer (brother to Braudyface), 6 yrs; 7st 51b Frantic, 3 yrs, 7st 1b; Redmond o'.Elanlon, 3 yrs', 7st 41b ; Stilton, 3 yrs, 7st '4lb; Elt , gston, 8 yrs, 7tit 410 ; Buckthorn or Little Harry, bOth 3' yrs old, the former carry ing 7st 41b, and the` atter Est 13Ib ; Hervine, by Mr. , out of Poetess, 4 yi.s, Est I llb ;. and Lady Harrier, 3 3 sa g s t 61b • 'The mo ementa of Hobble Noble; High Sieriff: Poodle, and thief Baron IsTictmlson, I know nothing about. The great lavouritistn awarded to Stilton would seem to. inter that - must• people consider he is a certainty; I, however, have consiaeraule 'doubts' as to the specimen of 'mining he is likely to exhibit; and although his great stride is sure to be served an this course, I do not anticipate . seeing him nearer the winner than second or third. Little Harry I have no lancy for what ever; neither have . - I any for Buckthorn or - any other three years old, with the exception of Kingston, whe will be somewhere about the mark. - Of the top weights nothing that I can discover has any chatice of beating Ted dington. Lady Harriet's weight is much in her favour, and it she wins her race easily the day be ore, her chalice cannot altogether be out here. The French mare Hervine will stand a much better chance of c rry ing off the Cup than any. other foreign animal of late year s h as b ad—Armin nut. excepted It hasbeen stated that she is deficient in staying tar ..from being th e case, as was evi iptslities,,but that As -. deuced by ber giving weight away to E tectrique and An nette in a two and...al:pal t er m il e spin for the Yti2t. du Ca- perior among foreign ant dz tr n io ; n, an s d im a i t e t v, h e e ig a b Sm t, per ot mauves 'h ave alww) a b een ,a n mats; it is now to be seen whether her light wei gt a, w ill enable her to compete, with our thoroughbreds. In cent:lu sts n, it is my opinion that the ,race will entirely lie with Tedding on, $ thou, Kingston, and Hervine; and that.. the' place et honour wtll not 'nun obab 1y be tiil-d by . HERVINE or KING TON, Stilton and Ted t noositi Ittio,g,:, t i n ,n aid wart h. • The BentiOck nemesia! St. kes (second. Year), mile and a half, not withstsndis z tg- s ,s he _large ei.t•y, will have rui but very dt altiv.- field, viz. •-- Usabistger, ilobbie Noble, oste of Lod Ribble dale's, aad , one, of Scutt's. • The race I book this g for - ' a good .. BOBBIE NOBLE. The Racing StakPri of 5U sovs, each, one mile, out o f i t , fourteen nominsti9u4, , wiil possibly have the odd four as runners, r a hely, Stockw.-11, Carsesra, Maidstone, Yather Thames, a nd perhaps 'Humebrewed. After bis performance he other day at Liverpool, it would not surplice me to see 0 sRACARA No. 1 in the race. r A em ul o j i A al cq S u ta a k if7- , Di Tz til S ce nss o e r x 6 S ie ta r k g e a s r , r presume, will be walkoebdaboiviietryf.or by three l' i 7q ti zr t , e b :o t f : t. ,,, the itew S t i e l b c i gohni former, e B il , e n i i . i n r r a l c a l k! i l a M P , alice, Sittioghourne, Sister to 111,,untain Deer, Elms horpe, i. 33,10.43 of the Duke of Richmond's at the post. p (ev i ous 'Lming at Goodwood will inju4noe this st.ke 'much, there fore it is scarcely advisable to select any abso%ute winner at th e tts,t miiment ; I m y obsurve. how,,ver, 'that of the darkies Elinsthorpe and. Retraction colt are clippers. Bel graTv4i: %n o d the e.v , S la s t; re Sweepstakes ,ii lV t a l t k iu es o t will i I n ] i D p e r e o r baarbei3t,h t e e f r a m v i o n u a r t i e t es i . n a walk-over for flotsam N.BLE KI P will a ccomplish a ltk.e f ; Or : 4 ..arri air ; The Blolecomh Stakes, ov..r the mile c,,urse. Sweepstakes, and 'Harbinger .quarters of a mile, brings the Mid day's labours to a . this race will be filled by- tt, e Rl:far The three first, places in and ESTIMLLA. The Chesterfield and Nursery Cups I'sh action colt, ELstsr.uoarg, al I defer handling The Nass•iu` Stakes, which will he won by FLIRT, brings `t3;;l:ea.r the, 100 son. until next week. my present researches alter the Ve-obable issue of the Good wood Meeting to a thae.— I atn, Sr &e., July 24. THE SPIRIT OP THE TURF. i SPORTINFG-- INTELLIGENCE. NOTTINGHAM RACES.-FRIDAY. The Bonney Mr. .j. 044 T. Y.C. (10 Subs.) Ps'.k Stakes of 10 sovs. each, 5 tt, and 50 lidded, fur f.,wo years ()Id. Lord ci• T. a l.'s .. ame Chicken, Bst 31b (R..Denman) .3 aj „.. . r. - -e , ", er li fi e e ' l 6 d l4 'B .3 a b U t i?ia n ' - C .884 st; 1b... . .. .(..I..sb°lrn (Charlton)e 21 Th P.P4tting sto 4 on.Linabton. Won bv half a length. 5, tlranit stand . Stakei - of s:sOvs. ea h, and 50 added, for twa y , e , W% old and upwards; winner to be sold for 2001, L . ", T Y.e. (18 Subs.) ._ . . .. 411.1. A ' . ,- • rrus.trongia Equal, 6+t. 131 b... ...... .. (Charlton) 1 c Ko g6 2 t, ) 0 .- f ri tle h W t s r ,l i b st k le 3 , °l ) IMr. T s,l t eik"ni t,.: B Ad l l. ..' (F. Bates) 3 5111rrir.... FsLtei,e.):ttrici.,,,43;ne,,,;lB/(rlscs.hidr;prh:nbs,i_r::::, 44 .51h (3010 (Lee) 2 Terrise,l3l..ck Jack, 2 y G it s r e s t h ,. l . 4 l s i t b Bl s b ° (;3o/. 4st 121b(Aspinall) 0 Mr. La ) •. ( .. w a i r i Le i n ) ). 0 0 Bat 11b.....(Uheswas) O. T W I j onff: e lyiT t iv o 9:L l Z tlih i° 3 : n g l di t e : po q o u f al. - ann - 5 to 1 agst - any other. __. 15 soya. each, 10 ft, and 5 -only if - dm - la - rid,' -irith pa.,addcd. the - second to save his . stake. One mile and a mre.hicy,7lp.lni.„...ndie,tiel: istyrs(:;Subs., 15 of whoa de- Mr. .., (Charlton) 1 M r . 1.36 e.'s lung England, 5 1,, v tretwi r 1 , , , ~,. ,7;tt ito i bb7. 9 1 r , 1 bib:i i .. b g. y.... tre(B ( (ac., . f d .: ) o,,,a e ) , deni , : m ,:a,r,oanytainfeee , s.:l3 ) ialonp 2 l.3(lei, . Mr. T. 1./aws..*s - Italian. 5 yrs, g at I, Mr ClinyceV , 0 "3 - 1 -Y-q; 6 3 rfi., 7.t 7113 --- (Lye) ' 3 M BI ri.B.. Betting-5, t i . ( l ) , ll;_Tr A s r i . i‘: ' ; 7 l:l 2 'S P- a u L g r i s i t i : a d c i i:c n 3 k o , 3 l :4:' y y j ,t t r, y r s t il 6: i L: E i nii ;',::::: i : 1 1111 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 111 1 111 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1111 1 1 l Won .-by a. 5 4 t l h . c;a t c h h e s a e ge o t tn4 Pu be r a it t a j it ti :n i d wian b, a n e, k. ;1 wards. 1 • wo mil es . !r r . L li t i !T . 4 : 3 ;:t ue e l" d rrl ia S ' , le. r w :f i t‘e i h ri l i i i : r te e ,: uW : in""' .r. kJ 11/. AOll ~ , ~ , . Mr. • I), I'OSO t 1 !resllllllo et , ' , 3 yr., 7-t 7113•• ..••.......... ( 6 . , (13 . e : or : Itei .{ tii.o shire - • oa va- ia aha third ' T t ti lV' e e- L it t i 'd .rg i g e - s":u 7T r i s:of l : ' :s : ; ( 3. .. v a ‘ O 'b d e : to a handicap of 8 1 ' ese' One mil and a halt. . . ...J. .., Mr.; Fllob..ft:a' l- :(51. - 0, 3 yls.:'St 9;1) ..,. • ••••• ( - 1 ( i e tv 1 ) 1s „) : Mr. 1-14 .•son'is, litirtet re, - 3.vre, sa. 3 b ...... ....( C ar rell ) ) 2 Dlr. b . .t.wson'a tiurnii4e, 3 yr-, sst. 6 0 ' Jr' •W. Scott Piest iv. 4.yrs• 7 st ;lb (Charlton) 4 'ae l3 "rting-2 tie Feacttagst ibis and Barbette. - Won by a k, the same between s-ea,n.l .nd third. The Forf,st. Staki a - id 5 z , uvs. - each, and 2 added, for three yrs 0bje1.,18.103fig.,,;; tour gat d 2l g b e;ht 4 invgesy:s , f) Oct 9113; six and aged, 11 mei! 31b; the whiner to Mr. c '' t''''2 Or. -- &.(. One mile and a half. (4 So hi.) Air. 5.:,;,,r,iAti..i,713 Bukiiioch, 5 yrs (50/.) Mr. '..3 b 8 , 1; 14 CIT ird-, 4i i a (30/. , 781. 111 b... . .(Charlton) 2_ Bst .„ (ebeswas) 1 Dir... - 1/ 4 4 'in/es Sfrata - tt 3 ' ('(1/ )- 6-t llb (Wells) 3 4isollb-. 4f.! , P . ' '' - , avid Cu m, 3 yrs (501.) - i, r t _ Won by , alengt h. herown ilkte ij.ARINGDON. RACES. . . each. 1-I. g „ .2- 1 2 ti., added to a Sweepstakes of 3 soya. Mr. Y,, tige 9 I,,iit.eifince toond and a distance. (4 Subs.), -1 /11r. SI mu d:„ , E „t i. : !:::,Toz).„::::), 8,..., : c . ( ri p : r N e l e m ee y ) ); ' d i - is - . 1- : r, Srieiiii 05 lit a 3, _'• d 9 ,-. 9 i.t.) - - Y/tles)‘ 2 2 ' .00t12 11 644 won easy. Sweepstake of 10 soya. each, and 50 added. Three-quarters „ of a rune. (3 S u b s .) Mr. Drewe's DefiAnco,i3st 10Ib (Knight) 1 Stevens', Chiiton, tisr. t2lb -(Yafts) 2 Betting -2 to lon DtfiAtice. Won by bait a length. The`Marshint Park S akes of 5 soya, each, and 3' added, for three ye ,rs &n; Gentlemen riders. Heats, once round and and a dia. (3 ;+ub.;) Mr. Drewe's Liberty, 3 yrs, 9.t 71b (G. Drewe) 1 1 Mr. Ryan's Little George, h yr6.lost 121 b ...(Scnbell) 3 2 Mr. Bennett's Vesta ........ ••• Won in a canter. The Hurdle Stakes of 5 sovs.- each, and 25 added, one mile and a half, winner to. be sold for 80/ &c. (7 Subs.), were 'lone easily, in three h eats, b y Mr. Higgous' Sir Patrivk, llst 2 b (Higgnns), b eat i ng T en b ur y Lass, 6 yrs, 10st .71b Ablettl, Mr. Toots, aged,. lOst 41b, and tour others. . ' - • ' GUIIXFORD RACES:-4'mpair.' The. County Menal”rs' Plate of 50/.; added to a Sweepstakes 0f.5. /goys., fir two yrs old and upwards. Oue tilde and a half. (6 Subs,) . • ~ Mr. Ongley 's Bird of Paradise, 6 yrs, 7st 61b ...(Norman) 1 Mr. Reeves's Abdallah, 5 - yrs, Bst 21b • (Abdale) 2 .Mr. Sparkes's Presto, 4 yrs, Bst • 101b' •• ' (Shape) 3 Prince Rupert, Bst 21b, and Letterpress, 7st bib; also ran. %Von easy by uearly a length.. - • " • Her Majesty's Plate of 100 :guinea& Two miles. Mr. Powney's LaMartine, .4 yrs, 95t........ ......(A. Day) 1 Mr. Henry's Butterfly, 3 yrs, 7st 71b (Arthur) 2 Mr. Hale's Merry Peal, 4 yrs, 9at . • (Abdale) 3 .Captain Powell'; Freestone, 3 yrs, 7st 71b (Poole) 0 'Mr. Thoma s ' s Si r John 13arlaycorn, 7st 71b (Quarter) 0 Mr. Brot% n's Serendib, 3 yrs, 7st 71b ................(Cole) 0 Betting --,2 to 1. on Butterfly, and 2to 1 agst Lamartine. Won by a neck. .The Town and Innkeepers' Plate of 40 toys., added to a sweepstakes of 3 soya each. One mile. (6 Subs.) ,Mr. Tait's Simon the Cejlarer. 7st 51b (Sherwood) 3 1 -1 I.lr. Webb's Merlin 3 yri,fi,t, 61b ........(Kendall) 1 0 2 "Mr. Drewe'S Bam;tlorpe, 4 yrs, 7st f I b...(Archer) 0, 0 3 Mr. Barnard's Isabel; 3 yrs, Bst 21b (Arthur) 22 0 .Mr. Reeve's Wee Mirky, - aged, 7st 61b (Bailey) 0 dr. :Capt..Powell's MiAs•Goldklimidt, 7st 61b...(P001e) 0 • dr. Three well contested heats. Won by a neck. The. Scurry Handicap of 2 sot's. each, and 20 added (8 _Subs.). half a mile s was won by a neck, by Mt. Hussey's Hambletonian, 3 yrs, Sit 9113 ( Dockeray), beating Presto, .13E 71b, Simon, Bst.4lb. and five others. ROYAL VICTORIA CLUB REGATTA. DEFEAT . OF. TH>J t R ATED CLIPPER s• AMEAICA." RYDE, FRIDAY EVENING.—It would be dif f icult in • Iced to c .nv.y to the terreee f persens removed a din vieeeeteeita.thee opet scything . hke ee eeteeeeteideaeil .he surprise which pervaded all cla.ses in tbiSiisland on he up. xpected, result of the race Ix her Mjesty's.Cup of 100.gtuness, and the defeai of the hitherto uncoeq ar able se_eteeiner and clipper America, by ,one o f th e _ o ld e st cut.ersin the squadron. The , extraordinar) powers and swift • sailing-10 the America ; as %VII urb.ed last year bob by h t: e cr r h e i,:t.l a s c u m c d e e s l a s i t . th e t e L w t e had da glued e bt bad ea ( 6 ) r a " c u e g r t a :i a t s x ' extent e e teen ,uto,Lppe::taof:sit::,ll.terest. and by . the gr. at 124Prit) of COMP O II I IOIU !or - i h e p e , e ,, was alueealeeekeu tri a has rieturelly x ci n d e t d ". t r. h . e g ir re -h is ' ie fe r l a ti na " :;u t o h t e of re a y . e te r ettit' ot e t 0,,,""•_ The wititili,g y e-sal, t , ich is ire prep try of the- Chun:n*oo3l lk ) it is if Li- ito,ine Art ow feat 'tar; V,l " . e ' Cooaniidore or tire Rol al Victoria Chin( Ur. Thos. lot- deist gthe has been lengibeneri at the bows and otherwi s e i m prov ed , a n d massy ot lb.'s° .ef a .ions w er e pro b a b ly the ri,ult i,f auggesqi n. *birth pr , ',unto(' ihemtselvtS from th e apprarauce of the America 4nautg,t th e yve h ts o f t h e B rit i sh .quadr , n. So far She, to eiolltnutt with several other yachts, hay , ' Pr , fired tty the .American notions imported amongst them with those trout every other pert of the world during , he. even : Mut )ear of 1851. Titus Hegland has reason to ejoice that a yining sill thriving state, when left to her own resources, is actuated by tee euteeprise ef the parent, nod iii .the end is at - de to bring beck some useful hint, to the mother oountry In addition to the Arrow, wbo•has ceanged her oid-fastion.d appearunce, we have th Alatm altered to her form and rig, with the Gloriana (eewly built) the Vestal, and severs! others who have out yet left their builder's hands. . Although an old Facht, the . Arrow . has always ranked as a test vessel of her class, as she proved leaf,-year, year, at Co wes, when she contended against the 'Bacchante, which was a race very we .and very croiely contested : It is, therefore, truly unpretending a c d c a 'e a their tandht greiattying that With all her previous. perform great letes-ige of , the- name of tohweneAremehr ; s i t u!), the crack the thtulasirdbeen place against nobly "re gained; Erentgirleisihn yacht t y from the contest. o th r at ai ci e n c t u lt t e ,e 's r a s 7;w ,_ ; p er , s ß , 7 3, d al a v ith ict t o b r e ja m c h l ,, i r p , per T h h a e ste n e o ito s tn o p i c t li h e e d culivabc c b e a p v t e gained; but whether--a similar event will take place at r.lee coining regatta of the 'Royal Yacht- Squadron, at - Cowl-Di - remains - to be seen. Stall Ibi-dineat Of the America, in even a single instance, is a source 'of.grati fication_ to all who _wish to see England paramount, even in minor matters, on that element which i 3 peculiarly and .pre-eminently her own. Ia consequence of the departure of the boat for Ports mouth- before the arrival of the vessels, but scanty facts were necessarily given, which will now be supplied, The prep arat o r y gun was fired at. halt -past ten, and in about five minutes that was followed by one for sailing, and it was thought by some persona that the_Mo.quito had slipped her anchor before the second gun, but that is a statement which requires cenfirmation. However, immediately the starling gun was fired, she was seen taking the lead, follow. d closely by the Arrow, the wind at the time blowing light from the north-west. They all canted round to the nerthward, with the exception of the America, throna_b_atime misundeadandir.g bee part, anrl she went to the southward, and by this mistake she auff-red a good deal of disadvantage in the loss of time, and the cutters that were on the right tack got a good start before her, and on rounding the No-men Buoy, the Z.phyretia, who was lying close 'astern, permed the America a little to the' veindastrd, on the ,s,arboard tack; .and got round the Nab. Light one tnitiute btfore bee. From this point elesqiiito kept heading the Arrow a very little towards the Waite Gill' s Ist hick tfie ts'estid, which was now Bganist iod ii Toe wh o l e ut the yachts thus kept shore '45 tar as . it c. , u dbe du ne welt ss'ety, until:they got ah , ot a mile and a halt' beiow the ligh , when the wine changed sod got rnu ta i to t h e west by sout h , a sot t of •• peaty" an 1 bafli og w. ether, by which a tecoporary vivariotge was elterrestely feeou, eel.• to one arid thsu to steelier; but it was roost decidedly in favour of the Mor gue... - What was of s e much b. to her broue,ht alt ne rest dead to leeward ui,d.r her I. e, as, being k nju „ h elhorter Mesqu to took advanege of every pelf - ,f *ind.ibat cave either fr o m the .bay or fr om the high !suds, .Auother great thing to her favour was the power it beifea able to make short tacks quicker than The larger 'and longer veseels. and the Mes. quite held a much b , tter wind than the Arrow. n o America held a good wind; but being a larger. vessel, and tete:enter Jigged, she was , unable to get to the Moqpito, upwh i ch me t with the light bre. ze hat last suited her. She iad now tier jib h ead topsail set, and was so h 4 0,10, that the America ciu'd 'tint gain much ground upon her until after rounding ht Catherine's, when she began to overhaul the Arrow vest„ fast from the lee on to the weather, betaidee el es i ng to, a n d fi n ally passing her on her weather (patter abreast of Freshwater Bey. On rounding the !Need!-'s he America •.as close astern of the Mosquito, but owing to her not fieding sir raw t wind as was expected in the Needles passage, and the Mosquito setting her large topsail' and balloon jib, the Amends could but just hold geed way with ber, 'until gutting toweeds Scooce Point, when the bretzs stiffened' from the nwthward, her sails began to draw, and she continued to overhaul the Mos. (pito- very fast, and passed dead under her lee rebre, at it Lyreington - Creek. - :The America having now ob. tained‘rhe lead, the, hopes ef. het , teiends -were- revived that she would prove, as she had betere. victorious over 'all competitors, and but little doubts were entertained that she would be thee - victor. She preserved the lead until she got abreast . of. Oshtemo House, when the Arrow and Mosquito ran close astern of -her and be. calmed her sails; at that time sho was going dead wr ore the wind. Being able to answer their elettns .-clutolter than the America, and the wind being very l ig h t _ a great a d vantage was obtained ;b y .the cutters, who bad their large 'balloon topsails set, while the America with but _elle small topsail was, not allowed, according tothe regulations of the elub, to set her aiaintopmast stays a u t consequently she gave way, and was not able agein to regain her leading position. It is stated, we kilo with VI, not hat truth, that the Arrow and Mosquito f during the round abreast of Peel Bank, midway betovstileend Old Csstle Point and Ryde, by the Mosquito's b - dragging the larboard aide of the Arrow. This may G e ; fact. both yachts, if proved; to very serious cons eei as the 18th regulation of the Royal Viotoria..Yaljeeci'Ll .states that "two yachts touchieg will - both be di g t lied, unless it can be clearly proved to the satie s t " t 1 of the committee which is the aggressor." The =follow_ ing-isahe 'official returh of the arrival Comm the ya c b t lu t 'h. rine., as communicated to the Co mmodore Bof . of th e club;— • Arrow • X. 8 . ~, „• . 66 . .640 659 30 .^ .- MO.quitoi •' - 444 644 646 659 81 AMetles•• • .4.. 4.4 ' ii• 7 1 2 Zlphyretta - .. 4 -i. 0 ... 7 39 , . I t .will -thus be . sails - that there was. but 'on, , Is d et iff i f sn i it e ht e : b e e g t a w:::t f i r( tta it r e ti s va i. l ii r i t ii h t e first a , ,d siscot a c lehnd were so Oktiety f o li V"" . •Low olg eahh'otber, thst thil weie shnobt fired 61:ntlittineuusi ' goritq , i bpinionof. the pertirhs on that there v as „„ row ..-..,a the -M ..quito, and that the match would r A.r7 perceptible differ pee bitty, - e - i . e Y r . t "• :he Stiled again. , The Atneriea was eesreo y tw : !ttr . e o:.tteii as ern, and eitbritigh a beaten comp tam. bu ll wail' gener.l feeling sppearr , to be that bad there been „,,° thli , g of ti bra- 5 - oho would huge pr-wed to,rii-lt as da;i: g , rous a rival ai when she origln!ily cow- ibto t h. se s•tt , tf S. , Tra-i / ph' ) r;.itit wo , 86 fir astern that sh e wt . , .considered tint (rt the mnt :h. and did not tirrivt, f ...rcoor•- than he& en to tie to , ' r the America. A 4 the .„,.. ati irriver:t . if the p er they were receive d wit h cheeri„,4. `7 In the cone h e of thti afrel noon there were race s , b _ 011,16, petits, gip, dingies, and a duck hunt, th e who ,Y_ 0 ' which »ere well contebted, and appeared to g i ve le ge neral Nntlilatg.i,n. . atiacht, d . . . Thts..rteiriLem the Onieriny oh the pier were aTnu ,,, d • ' h7 4 ver Lety oi,experiments, with various kinds of a p.. potato., for 'baying lite from shipwreck. the inv ehtihn of 1 " si l.ir. loud% A boat wino moorettuff the Pier, 1'1.. 01 1 "'eh a on,o, t . i i 4 into the. sea, pro. yid " with twil l' s, p O i ' llO pe iv r r anostiPindlo,ntgll'resses'. to wheh they ela --r'g• and it w its , i v ' ,o,oi,bing to witness the buoy_ r.,„ th ,„ a qvi aire,a by r e el., y . , b ' e t :s :I:cietleg.l.tiu - u‘ o. . : g tnittre.s or pillow in the re . club will L ' 'l3"r")Wtbo bnnti Es 1 nneefing of.the members of th e eke P I is. , pOilitB 'railed during' the y ace• at,whiali tho lino i 1 holding a cord friends will tlio d• Itf- the . 'cifenieg. the - memberi and ' tnvAth " the club house. - -- ',..... . ......___ 111' will be - decided, end severa l new SUP PRiD% TEN b RNYEitiii. or 1. 1-3--- oRTsMOUTI f o pk - YARD —We undvratand Rein-Admiral Corry, at ' resent mm ommated of the eh squa Iron will succeed Rear - Adiral Prescott in this appoi l io nen t.—portsmouth Times and Nava( Gaatte. EVENING, [The following appeared in our Fourth Edition of last night:—] THE GENERAL ELECTION THE vOLLS NORTH NORTHUAIBERLAND. iliorptth Poll, 1.30 P M. Lnvdno . Osbulston Grey .•• . • • ••• 'x ISLE OF VC' IG HT, 12 NooN. Dawes resigned. Ilarcourt returned of 101. by a mejority ROSS AND CRWIARTY. Matheson Ross ___ G 'QIr~VE~S SHIRE.~~ Trail Sinclair Greene 13utle 7 r Bruen Banbury Keogh Vandeleur O'Brion ... JUL Y • _ Western Division—Captain Henry Lowther, of Whiteh aven Castle, in the said county; Samuel Irton, Esq., of Ir ton Hall, in the sa id county. - • • City of Carlisle—The Right Hon. Sir James Robert Geor g e .Graham, Bart.; Joseph Ferguson, Esq. Borough of Cockerrnouth Lieutenant-General Henry county. W B3onrhAa Henry of Cockermouth Castle, in the said county ; Wyndham, Aglionby, Esq.,of the Nunnery, in the said of , owii n d g e h s of Whitehaven—Robert Charles Hildyard, Esq., C 2 County t h o e lo o - f street, in the county of Middlesex R p i g o nl't. Cavendish. B ut l i n h a m —Caledon George Du Pre, Esq.; qu n is o o r f o t Hon. Benjamin Disraeli; the Right Hon. Charles ch u gh an o d f o ß s u . ckingham—.Richard Plantagenet Campbell Grenville Nugent Chandos Temple, commonly called Mar- Colonel John Hall, Ist Life Guards. Borough of Ch i pp i ng • Dash wood, Bart. ofpping W ycombe—Sir George Henry smßothr:Egshq Esq., Weat Wycombe Park; Martin Tucker U pp e r e u l r g y ra_y A e-street, Ri ß ch o a ro r d4et o li f e G ll, re ß a s, :ti i i dlesex. • H in e n t r h y e county Layar d , of E M s q i d . -; larloW , :—Thomas Peeis Williams, Esq., of Temple House, in the co un ty o f • B er k e ; Lieutenani• Colo nel Brownlow Knox; Ayr_ of Wilton-cresc en t, L on d on. County of Lieutenant-Colonel James Hunter Blair, Burghs of 'Hofeli nr i y ain J ci oh li n g C n ra u f ur d jun., Ayr, Irvine, • CaMpbelitown, Inverary, and (Ran ju n. —Edward,E s q .. ~ Esq., of Auchenames. JULY 23. Coldstream R e l li i m Aß-°F ITICE ', . ent of Foot Guards—The Honourable purchase, vice David Wellesleyßobertson to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by William Henry Williamson, who retires, "3ly2d2l3'.oot—Captain Francis Coutts Paul Amedee Stuart, be Captain, from half-pay 42d Foot, io changes; Lieutena n tvice Brine, who ex purchase, vice. Stuart, rh Charles Clupcott to be Captain, by - Lothiniere Joly t o be Lieutenant, retires; Ensign Edmond de Clap cots, July 23 . by purchase, vice C lap 36th Foot—Ensign John Welman Helyar to b e Lieute nant, by purchase, vice Kennedy, 42d Foot—Lieutenant Alexander who r e ti res , J u l y 23 . Ram sa y t o b e C apta i n, b y purchase, vice Dani e ll, Who retires; Ensign H enr y Montgotnery to be Lieutenant, by July 23. purchase, vice Rams a y, 74th rOot—Ensign Sir David Baird, Bart., to be Lieu tenant, wit bout purchase, vice Gerd Nov. 12,1881; Ensign Robert Hen on, died of his wounds, Lieutenant, without purchase, Vic Brydon,ry Drury Lowe to be 27,1851; Gentleman-Cadet ai, e promoted, Feb. arcus Langford McCausland, fro it the Royal Military Colleg e , to be Ensign, chase, vice cir David Baird, Bart., July without pur chase, Henry John Yonge, from the Royal 23; Gentleman- Eusign without purchas e vi Lowe , Military College, to be ~ Assistant Web —Acting S urgeon Benjamn La 24. sistant-Surgeon, vice Grant, deceased, July 23. 94th to be As 94th Foot— Lieuteeant Alexander Mach aan to h . vice P' 3', promoted iu the 3 eCaptain by purchase , a West lorlia' Regiment, July 23.. _. _ . . R 'vat Malta Fencibl,.. Ragiment—Brevet Colonel Simcoe Baynes, from b a it. paj, Unattiched, to be Lieur C a °l i m e ; vice Francisco B assett, who retires u p on full-oa y , July :23. ' HOSPITAL SrFr --Acting Aasistant- Surgeon Thomas wilaani Fox . at.B.,- to be Asaistaut-Surgeon to the Forces, vice John Ffolliott Payne, who retires upon half-pay; Acting Assi • tant•Surgeou Arthur Jackson Greer to be As s sistant-Surgeon to i , vice Gosden , d ecttsed,July 23. BusvET. — . he F .mei , c ap tan Evelyn Henry Frederick Pockliu g t on , on ball- pay Viiattacto.d, As s istant lililirary Secretary at Malta, tube Alsj,or in. the army, Noveniber 11, 1.51. Matostaiavvan The Christian name of g sign Cooper, appointed to tne 1601 Fool, on the 16th July, l&•)2. is "Jan," 0(1 nOt ". James," as previously stated. Toe date of the prontorion of Ensi.,n William Henry Wil - on Ilawtayne, to be Lieutenant in the 3d West India Regiment, by purchase, ia ro tn m e 'Gazette ~f 16ih instant,l6th July, 1852. 0 The p otion of Lieutenant Dominic Jacotin Gamble to- be t a ptain in the 4th Foot, w hick appeared in the Gazette of 16th JO 1852, Y , was " by purchase." ADMIRALTY, JULY 20. Corps of Royal Marines—Gentleman Cadet Thomas Her bert Alexander 13reoun to be Second Lieuteuant. Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of Gloucester and Bristol. Sir Christopher William Cudrington, Bart., to be Deputy- Lieutenant; Sir Martin Hyde Crawley Boevey, Bart., to be Deputy-Lieutenant; Robert Stayner Holford, to be Deputy- Lieutenant; Wm. p. Price, Esq., to be Deputy-Lieutenant; William Nash Skillicome, Esq., to be Deputy-Lieutenant; Charles Lloyd liarford, Esq, to • be Deputy.Lientenant ; Charles James Barnett, Esq., to •be Deputy-Lieutenant; John Henry v ivo , Esq., to be Deputy-Lieutenant; William Henry Stanton, Esq., to .be Deputy-Lieutenant; William .Moore Adey, Esq.. to be Deputy-Lie u t enan t ; William Osborne Ma claine, Esq., to be De p u ty - Lieutenant; Robert Fitzhardinge Jenner,..sq., to be Deputy-Lieutenant; the Rev. Francis Edward Wats to be Deputy- Lieutenant; the Rev. Edw a rd Francis W ilts to be Deputy .. . Lieutenant ; Lewis Clutterbuck, Esq., to be Deputy-Lieutenant, July 13. Conanaission by the Lord-Lieutenant of Norfolk. Ist or Western Regiment of Norfolk Militia —Alexander William Smith, Gent., to be Adjutant, with the rank of Lieu tenant, vice Powley, deceased, June 30. - WHITEHALL, JULY 15. The Right Hon. Sir John Jervis, Kit., Lord Chief Justice of her Majesty's Court •of Common Pleas, at Westminster, has appointed Benjamin William Rawlings, of Rbmferd, in the county of Essex, Gentleman, to be one of the Perpetual Commissioners for taking the.acknowledgments of, deeds to be executed by married women, under the Act passed for the abolition of fines and recoveries, and for the substitution of more simple modes of assurance, in and for the county of Essex. WHITEHALL, JULY 10. The bard Chancellor has appointed John Stewart Mar shall, of Wigan, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery BANKRUPTS. George Clark, draper, Old-street, St. Luke's, to surrender July 29, and Sept. 2, Lt half-past twelve, at the Court of Bankrup . cy. Cannan, official assignee, Aldermanbury ; Ashurst and Son, Old Jewry. Henry Gurney, Pittield-street, Hoxton, victualler, July 31 and Sept 8, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Graham, official assignee; Patten, Ety-place, Holborn. Thomas Lister, jun:,"cotton spin/ter, Long Preston, York shire, Aug. 2 and 31, at eleven, at the Leeds District Court. Hope, official assignee, Leeds; Harle, Leeds. Charles Rogers, draper, Camborne, Cornwall, Aug. 4, at eleven, and 24, at one, at the Exeter. District Court. Hernaman, official assignee, Exeter ; Sole, Turner, and Turner, Aldermanbury ; Stogdon, Exeter. Henry Acidia, - William Onions, and Edmund Lloyd, vi• negar tnanwacturers, Gloucester, Aug. 3 and 31, at eleven, at the District Glut. Hutton, official assignee, Bristol; Wilkes, Gloucester; Bevan, Bristol. John Ratopoldi, jew e ll er , N ewcas tl e - u p o n-Tyne, A ug . 3 , T at yl e ie lev D e i r 4 i, tii a c i t id co S uertt .. 3 w , aaktkt;, iffielve, at the Newcastle- upon_ T. he Hoyle,; oyle, Newcestle-upeioanl.aTeysnigen;ee,CNroeswbycasatlned- Cumpton,Cnurch-court, Old Jewry. PRICE Ut , 31JGAR. average price of" Brown or .Muscovado Sugar, com puted from returns made in the week ending July 20, 1.852, exclusive ut Customs Duties paid or payable thereon on the importation therein into Great Britain : irom the. British possessions • . America 235. 2,f. per per cwt From the Maur i ti us 23 Od. From the East ... s. Indies 25s bid tf . •• • ••• Average price of the th ree f o r ego i ng de- scriptions of sugar, jointly, computed as above, and exclusive' t duty ... 235. 2fd. St By authority of Parliament, HENRY B ICK N ku... Clerk of the Groc ers ' Company Grocera' , hall, July 23. • MARKET' INTr,LIGENCE. (From the London .IVezo . Price Current, July 23). SUGAR. —To-d.l chile was less demand fur West In dia Sugar; and rather lower rates were • taken for both grocery and refining qualities. Operations are 660 libels and trs, including at auction 358 hhds 80 trs and 200 brie Bat badoes, which went 61 per cwt cheaper, and about one-:ball sold-brown 293 6cl to 31s, ord yellow 31s 61 to 32 83, mid 33,4 to 355, good to fine 354 6d to 37a 6d; and 25 hbds St. Vincent's crystalised 33a 6d to 38s 6d, brown 28s 6d per cwt. Total purchases for the week are 2,752 hlids and trs. REFINED.—To-day Refined Sugar was in good de mand for home consumption, yet brown lumps were ob tainable at 465, and low to 'fine grocery at 46s 6d to 48s per cwt. The market for crushed Sugar was firm, with several export buyers at former rates. PdAuni . lns.--Thia afternoon there was not mach de mand fOr lYlauritiue Sugar. Of 7,300 bags at auction 5,000 sold, and in some canes rather lower • rates were taken; fine yellow went at 35s to 375, other - sorta 318 6d to 34s 6d; fine brO . wn 30i to 318; mid to good brown 27s to 294 6d; and ord to fine grey 318 to 35s 6d per cwt. EAST NDlA:—This afternoon Bengal Sugar met with less attentioa, still previous rates are generally sustained. Of 1,900 fins at auction about one-half sold: Benares, fine and superior white went at 38s to 40s, low to good 34s 6cl to 378 6d, mid'to find like'Mauritius 30s to 345, Khaur 238 to 24s 6d. Of Madrai 1,553 bags sold at steady rates —good to fine soft brown 25s to 265, low to good mid yellow ditto 26s to 28s per cwt. FOREIGN.—TO-day Foreign Sugar attracted little at tention, and rattler lower rates were taken. A cargo of yellow Savannah sold at 20a 9d for No. 32k. None was offered at public sale, but acme parcels will be brought forward next week... . . . . . . BlOLASSES.—Operations have been upon a small scale in West India, supply.is increasing, and there are sellers at rather lowerrates. Barbadoes and Antigua can be obtained at 14s 6d. to 15s, Demerara, St. Kitts, Trini dad, and. St. Vincenta.l3a 6d to 14s 6d, and other sorts 12a 6d to 13a per cwt.. At. auction 155 puns Barbadoes were taken in at 15s 6d per civet, being above the value. The terms required for Porto Rico and Cubs are 14s 6d to 15s 6di-13engal and Mauritius .12s to 12s 6d; few buyers are, however, to be met with. CoooA.—Weit India is not generally offered under previoua terms, but less demand exists; and pri vate l y only small parcels have been sold; red Trinidad at 339 to 38,, tine 399 to 42a, and grey 30a to 335. At auction 34 bags sold at - 32 s 61 to 33s be floe grey, 9 tros love Dominica 275, and 353 bap Grenada wore taken in at 283 w 31 - - .- fur low to mid. -The rates required tor better sorts are . 32s to 365. - • • For foreign there is still a firm market, and several transactions have taken plac ; Billie and Para at 25s to 25s 6d and Guyaquil at 30s p,r cwt CuFFEE.—This afternoin native Ceylon was operated in with caution, will good ord cannot be obtained under 44) for sound guilty.' Plantation remains in good de tow'. and former terms are sustained. At auction 350 eks 250 bags, and 300 bags were neatly all disposed or; odd to good mid went at, g k ~ . 8 to 595, other sorts 473 to 555, triage 423 . t0 46i, and peas 62s to 68s. TEA -Operations 'in ... k; limited nature, tied Supply is even larger tban lot better we6 Congou Isere continue of a prices have slightly given way for inferior, b". es 80 ra ; cora-' p:evious vai nations. Tile cepted (Or low and ord were .7d to "d' Pbleckish mop, 8d to 4f, 9d to .-10 it. rather blackish lea! n g l id to strong a n d P.koe h.,,, 0r E n o and Is 4irf, and choice Is 5d to is 6 1 _ 9 ' nd, su pply is good Souctiong there is a brisk de l ': id to is 10d; limited, and rates are firm, ruling at is t here are sellers orders remain email. for low to zu ld ' a fr t l l , ' ~.. i - i ' , I at 8d to li , . Oolong sells more . n d a less quantity is on the market, the terms obt ain ed ur,, f inferior, the former fur good to fine, and 8d to - being most wanted . hat been a more plentiful at 5e to 7d. Al,hough them od 'buyers of clean Pouchong to fine Gunpowder and supply of Young llyson,.oguoB ter ms have been well sus best Imperial, still - .preevui a brisk demand. For superior tained, there having t r_ 8 ,,,, make a more ready sale exists CaOton Gunpowder o Li Severaut law sorts, toge,her with Can ton Young HYs °ll at is to is 2 11 per la , b u t the . have been dealt in with reluctance Ed are rasher 9. 'manor. othe r portal of Qum opera. --, 1 11 24 1852. tions are small and flan rather incline downwards. The following are the current rates:-Hyson low to mid is to is 2d, good to fine is 3d to 2s 3d, choice 2s 4d to 2s 10d, Young Hyson, Canton 8d to 11 a, Hyson is to is 7d, fine and sup is 8d to 25 2d, Twankav 10d to la, Gunpowder Canton 18.2 d, Hyson sort Is 3d to 2s 7d, fine 2s 8d to 3s 61,Imperial Canton 10d to is Id Hyson sort is 2d to 2s, Caper 81 to 10d, Scented 101 to Is sd, and Hyson skin 71 to is. In Fiowery Pekoe purchases have been small, and there appears more dis position to sell fine at is 91 to 3s 3d, common to good Is 2d to is Bd. A-dull sale exists for Scented Orange Pekoe, although good and fiae•can be obtained at is to is Bd, and inferior at 9d to Ild per lb. Scented Caper difficult of disposal; and easier to purchase. EICE.-To-day there was a reluctance to operate in East India Rice, and rather lower rates were taken. Of 4.530 bags and 120 pockets Bene . al at auction, a small part only sold at 93 to IN 61 ' for mid to fine white.' 200 bags Madras realised 8s 61 to 9a for barley grain. I Sago is rather cheaper, and 175 chests realised 18s to 18s 6d for large grain. • • lincEs.-To-day prices further declined id per.lb ler w iji te Peppe r, and a part oaly of 680 bgs at. auction :aid at bid to 611 for mid quality, whilst. 200Aisler were 6 (tit token in at 41 , 1 for hea vy . bgs s Greeada lcuL megs saki at 2s 3d to 2s Sc'. COCHINEAL -The demand has much increased this week, and prices have ativeneeci 2d to 3.1 per In, although the supply is rather' plea:lt-ea At au ct i on 570 bags ,old, Uonciuras siivr rs card to fine at' 3s 10.1 to 48 20, black common to mid 4 , 3 d to 4s 8:•j, good to tine 4,9 d to 5s stlverS*33 101 to 4s, black 48 11 to 43 7d Teneritia . at 48.31 to 4a 7d for Wank, and silver 4s Id to 4s 21. Priv ly several Parcel'shave been disposed ar. INDIGO.-Of the equantity of East India which has passed the sale to this dap (14,548 chests) 4,991 have been withdrawn, and 3,715 bought in, leaving 5,842 sold. Bengal went at la 21 to . 6. 4d, Madras 2s 41 to 45 61, Kurpah 2s 611,0 5561, Ouds 2s to 3s 91. SPIRITS.-In Demerara Bum, several purchases have been made since our last report, and prices are now firm at 2s to 2s 6d for 33 to 40 per cent. over proof, and Is 10d to is lld for 29 'to 32 Leeward Island finds a more ready . sale at is 5d to is 6 d proof, being rather dearer. East India has been in good demand, and the parcels sold were at is 4d to is 4id proof. Toere is still no advance for Jemmies, bat, larger parcels have been taken for shipping and tome consumption. The pri ces paid for choice marks 35 to 38 per cent over propt have been 3s 41 to 38 10d, floe 2s 91 to 3e 3d, good mid to good 32 to 35 over 2a 3d to 2s 81, mid 30 to 32 over 2s to Si 2il. low 24 to 18 over is 10d to ls Ile. Of Havannati 100 tuns sold at is 3d proof. Deliveries of limn are yet gr. arer than last season fur all purposrs; stock of Es,t ledia is less, but much larger of West Latia• in p rices there i s sc arce ly an y 4 ?'fferenee. An active deman d exists for Brandy; prices have Improved, and rule as follow ;-Cogitac best Brand s ot the vintage of 1851 real,z d 4s 51 to 4s 7.t, 1 850 ditto 4s 8d to 43 101, 1849 dun" 55 to 5s 21, 1848 do 5s 61 to 5' 8.1, older 6$ to 6s 84low to mid 3s to 4s 2d; Bordeaux 2s to 2s 2d; there are no free Ilene' s at these tuner, as it is quite evident supplies will not be t qual to last season, and that consumption will keep larger. There is a good demand for British made Spirit, still there are sellers at 9$ 7d to t ?s 8d ca s h ; G in 8s 2d to 8s 3d for 22, an d 1 7 under proof Geneva little has b e e n per e l a lo r n e sellers at a a n t d BB 81 to 83 91. In done Is 8d to Is fin. ditto 2 s to 2s 4d SALTPETRE -To-day ther e w a s a reluctance to ope rate fu rough, and supply being plentiful, prionlyossodlde, dined. 0 3,800 bags at auction a small part Calcutta 14i to 1 per cent at . 2ss to 288 61, and Madras 253 for 4i per cent. TALLow.-There is a reluctance to operate, and sel lers will accept 37s 61 to 37s 94 on the spot for fine Y C Russia, and 376 9d for last three months of the year. At auction to-day 169 pkgs South American partly sold at 35s to 37s 61; 330 cks Australian Mutton good and fine 37s to 37s 9d; Beef 35s 61 to 36s 31; 58 chta East India 35s to 415.. . . Ons.-A free sale exists for Seal Oil, pale 361 to 371, and other sorts 331 to 351 per tun. Cod is to be obtained at 331 103; and few transactions have taken place. Southern has been operated in with caution; low to middling can he obtained at 34/ to 341 15s, and good to fine 35/ to 36/ ; there will be a more plentiful supply shortly. Sperm finds a more ready sale, and a less quantity is on offer; the rates obtained are 851 lOs to 871, and Hesidmatter 881 to 901. A large business in Olive Gallipoli 491 to 501, and other sorts 47/ to 48/. Cocoa Nut is little required; Cochin can be obtained at 32s 6d to 34s 61, Ceylon 32s to 345, and Sydney :29s 6d to 30s per cwt. There is now a plentiful supply of Palm, with few buyers, and prices are on the decline, ruling at 27s 6d to 28s 6d for mid to fine quality , In Rape Oil a large business has been transacted, pale . 32s 61 to 335, brown 315 6d to 325, and refined foreign 33s 6d to 345. Lard Oil is held for 50s•to 525; but little is doing. Supply of Linseed Oil is on the decrease, and large purchases have been made at 28s 9d to 29s on the spot; 28s to 28s 6d for delivery, and there. is a firm market. The value of Spermaceti is is 6d to is 7d per lb. PROVISIONS.-Irish Butter is not offered at any fur ther decline, still there continues to be little business doing, and stock is much larger than at this time last season. Cork at 67s to 70s; Limerick 60s to 675; Car low, Clonmel, and Kilkenny 65s to 68s; Trate° and Sligo 62s to 645; and Waterford 63s to 66s per cwt. Operations have been trifling for shipment. Dutch has been in better request, and the supply having .fallen . off, . an . advance is apparent for hest sorts. Freizland of fine quality has been selling at 72s to 765; surplus and seconds 60s to 655; Holland tine 54s to 58s; Kampen 62a to 665; Bosh 508 to 545; Gro ningen 58s to 625; Leer 60s to 645; Holstein and Kiel, 74s to 765. In English larger puichases have been made at 60a to 803, and Fresh at 7s to Ile per dozen pounds. An extensive demand exists for Bacon and prices have advanced for alt sorts, Irish si zeable sel ling at 58s to 625; heavy 54s to 595, and Hatcbto siZeable . s7B to 60s. Free on board sales of choice Waterford made at 623 per cat. Middles rum9in in small Stipply; and are much wanted. Irish at 505 to 54s per cwt. Fur Hams a tree sale ex- WS, and.. prices heve advancel considerably; Irish selling at 56s to 7 0 s, and. En glish 70s to 75 9: Lard is much wanted, and the rise continues; I r i s h bled dered telling at 563 is , 645 ; keg and firkin 50s to 565; and bladdered 60s to 645. the Elsmbu.gh 50s to 541, demand is less active for navy prov i s ions, and 'ben is . desire to . sell. Irish. India Pork a t 71 15s to 81 per tierce ; prime mess 90s per . barrel, Bacon ditto 87s 61; Irish India Beef 71 to 7 1 104; m ess 90$ to 1203 per tierce; American prime 1103 to 115 e, and India ditto at 3 130sitto2s to to 1354. Its Cheese purchases. are small:E 411, G. uda 27s to 40s, Salim 17a to 178 6d, and Americau-32, to 42s per cat. BANK OF ENGLAND. (From litst ai.khes7th 'Gazette.) An Account, pursuant to the Act ana ath of Victoria, cap. 32 for the Week ending on Saturday, the 17th du 01 July, 1852. Dunn DIPAILTUSST. Notes issued ...... 3 5 9,1 1 0 Government debt • • 11,015,100 Other securities ...• 2,984,900 Gold coin and bullion 21,b25 735 Silver bullion 33,375 435,659,110 £35,6b9,110 3 [AitsnALL, Chief Cashier. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PorcramouTrt, FRIDAY. —Her Majesty returned from If 3: cruise last evening, and landed at Osborne aboat 7.30. The Royal squadron came in as it went out, through the Net elm.. The Odin, Barracouta, Sampson, and Magicienne,ve were si l what in-•advanc e o f t h e other members of the squads on. When off Cowes they h ove to, dres , ed.ship, and Dl= led yards as.the royal yacht passed by.. After her Majesty's dis embarkation the armed escort achored at Cowes for the night. This morning, at eight o'clock, the war steers era came up to Spithead, following the Victoria and Ala ert, which came into harbour, as did the Black Eagle and. the Barracoffra and Odin'. The Sialark, 8, Commander Sotheby, has been paid 01 ! in this harbour to-day. The Owen Glendower Indianian arrived at Spithead ' this morning from the Thames. OFFICIAL VISIT OP THE LORDS OP THE ADMIRALTY. Their Lordships left the Annfiralty-house yesterday : , at o:m., and proceed e d t o the Dockyard to conc l ude t h e in spection which they commenced the previous evenit They visited first the storeholfses, containing the chain c a bias, &c.;' Which they ruitilltelv. examined: Thence they were conducted to the patterri-room and upper storeyew; alter which they visited the Pay-office, where the Dalt* of Northumberland received the following officers:—Cal stain Charles hope, Superintendent; Mr. Aylen, Master-Attend ant; Llr. S. Read, Master Shipwright ; Mr. R. Laws, Si ;ore eetrer ; Mr. E. J. Fogel], Secretary to Captain Hope; Zfr. w. L. Vreeman, Store Receiver; :Lieutenant Edward R um say, Director of Police ; the Rex-. Rol an d Wilson, Chapl'a ha of the yard ; fur. jellies Wilson, Surgeon of the yard; 3 Ir. Mr. Joseph L arge, Assistant-blasta r•- Sitipwri;ht ; Jeticutt. Assistant-Surgeon ; Mr. Charter A't , e° Pope, Assist.t it- N ; Villiam R. Long, Ti m b er Inspector; a id he various cia: ses of clerks, foremen of several departintue ts, Mr. ai ' t and other officers. Tee artificers, !abourers, &z.., were then mustered in pr e sence of their Lordships, who afterwards visited the sal mills, mast-houses, steam machinery, &c. At 1 15 P.M. tJ ae Duke and Sir Thomas Herbert embarked in the Porr-Ad•aii ral's barge, attended by the Flag-Litutenant, the Hon. - W. M. Lumbart, and went on board the London, 90, wt sere dby Captain G. R. Mundy and his ffi tees. they vis After inspecting the various the Monarch, 84, guard-ship of the ordinary, Captain C. parts of this ship Led Hope. In the mean• time Captain Milne, accompanied by Captain Sir B. W a lk er, S urve yor of as . t he N avy, and Colt cii Greene, of the R oya l E ng i neers , inspected the Megaera in dock, after which th ey were entertained at luncheon by'th e Captain-Superintendent. At 2 45 r M. their Lordships e 4121, barked in the Lightning, and left port for Chatham, when 'a they proceeded to London aid the North Kent Railway, tins it presence being required et a meeting of the Cabinet. The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland, Sir Thoma Herbert, and Colonel and Mrs. Ely were entertained during their visit at the Admiralty-house, Captain A. Milne, Cap tain Sir B. Walker, and Colonel Greene partaking of .the honpitality of the Captain-Superintendent of the dockyard.. Her Majesty's peddle-wheel stearn-vetssel Lizard \ sill supply the place of the Myrtle as tender to the dockyard while the machinery of the latter vessel is being repaired. The Ivrtle left for Woolwich yesterday. The second series of experiments on anchors commenesis to-day, at 1 r DI. The • repreSentatives of the shipowners a Great Britain torming a part of the committee of marage - ment arrived here yesterday evening. We shall defer pub.- li,hing the results until the whole of the present aeries of trials are concluded. SIEGE OPER,ITIONS AT CHATHAM_ CHATHAM, JULY 23.—A considerable number of o w troops in the garrison at Chatham, including the de.. t4chments of the Grenadier and Coldstream Guards, and the 6th, 12,h, and 67th Foot, and the Rifla Brigade, at present u❑der a course of instruction in sapping anti mining and the construction of field works, and under the c.,mmand of Major Troubridge, of the 7th Royal Fte.ileers, assembled at ten o'clock sM. to-day, in front C ot o m Pr m in a c o e d alinetnrayt's Chatham accompanied .M ac aj n o o r m -G pa e n n i e e r d al b J y . Simpson Commandant at Chatham, accompanied by Brigade. Major Wood, Colonel Harry Jones director of the engi- Richards, C.B ,'.at ClatithamaPtalu. neering department; C ' . • time to receive his ni- n Dockyard,PeriauntdendaennutmbPeerterai officers of the.arm Ro yal i.d lr7 b i7 s L ess the Duke of Catn tlaireidga;;,gewhopeerhataidonsai assembled at the same signified on b in y te th n e tin c n orp o s f gar rison.inwitthneessingHis Royal Highness arrived at e leven nf o 'clock, at sanimdmediately terded by Captain Clifton, on the staff the 7th Princess Royal Dragoon Guards, and the operat• commenced by the detachments of Guarl.3l: Brigaden their Line o re giments advancing with the escalading l a dd ers shoulders, the 67th Foot and the Rale thrown out in advance as skirmishers, Captain Ord tog the Royal Engineers, having the superintendence of the escalading party. A 32•pouader gun was brought to bear on them, and they retreated, being completely repulsed.. . _ _ The whole of the troops, including the Sappers pre viously in the garrison, then marched to the glacis on the lett of the lines near St. Mar)'s, and, having piled their arms, commenced tracing parallels and approaches tinder the superintendence of Lieutenants Ewart and Burke, RE., while the Sappers advanced and acted as guards of the trenches and covering parties. When the mode in which the first positions of a besieging party were taken was shown, the men proceeded by the ap proaches previously made. His Royal Highness then in spected a two-gun battery, constructed on the glacis on the left of the line, near St. Mary's, which had been ap proached by.mining, and three bags of powder, each containing 100 lb. weight, and one of 761 b. weight, and wires laid to them from a voltaic battery. His Royal Highness also visited a strong stockade, formed of massive timber of the hardest description, about six teen inches square, and about twelve feet above ground, against which a hag containing 1401 b. weight of gun powder was placed, and he then crossed the bridge at St. Mary's Guardhouse, and witnessed the troops throwing band grenades from the garrison to the glacis, where they invariably burst immediately after falling on the ground. His Royal Highness subsequently occupied a position on an elevated part of the casemutes, and had a com manding view of the destruction of the two•gun battery which was most completely demolished, the whole of the works being thrown in one mass into the air by the simultaneous action of the wires of the voltaic battery, supetintenced by Captain Bent, Roy al Engineers, and Ensign French, with Sergeant-Major Allen, of lb. Royal Sappers and Miners. The slow -match having been laid to the bag of gunpowder at the stockade, under the superintendence of Captain Lovell, Royal Engineers. with Lieutenant Townsend, 'Royal Engineers, and Ea sign Brownlow, these officers retired to position, pro tected by sand-bags,'and the destruction of the stockade was truly 'gland, the 140Ib. of powder throwing up the, fragments of the timber high into the air, rending the logs into thousands of fragments, and scattering theca i n ell directions to a conbiaerable distance. The Duke of Cambridge then 'proceeded to witness the formation of a bridge with cylindrical pontoons, and inspected a raft of Indiarubber pontoons carrying a 12- pounder gun and limber, and a raft of casks carrying a 24-pounder. At a quarter-past three o'clock p.m. his R. sal Highness returned to town by the North Kent Railway, leaving Stroud at five o'clock. DREADFUL SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT..--YeSterdtry morning Robert Bates, a labourer employed at the splendid buildings now in course of erectioß in Tottenham Park, WI from a scaffold five stories high. The exact nature of his in - juries is not yet known, but be lies in a very precarious stale at the University College Hospital. [ADVERTISEMENT.]—THE ROYAL ExIIIBITION.-. - A a valuable, newly-invented, very small Powerful waist' eo be pocket glass, the size of a walnut, by which a Pen" r every pug; one seen and known l i miles distant ; they allswO country seen my en the Race-eourse, at the Opera-houses ce are •f undua me and ships are clearly seen at 12 to 14 miles; t . " to s oo Y en, Gent de for shooting, deer stalking, yaentieg' ---, bad it Messrs. S. t tad men, Gamekeepers, and Tourists.—Tot tree., Piccadilly, list B. Solonaons, Opticians, 39, A lbe ,,r, ar _,, e4 —A new and moist serve, opposite the York-hotel. I e k= s ;, ss i n such extra important invention in Telescoigl , r' with an extra eye plea a, ordinary powers, that sorue,k s e t u rn's Ring, and tk At will show distinctly, Jupiter ' s Moon :, Te l esco p e , weighing only three s a u lt pe la r i se les de lis e t v 'm wy 4 t i al o i l i l e b e l s e , SetrlbelVeiet:lhpeefira,:so:ni'slicoesun. tennaneyce and y are of f p larger raa d and a c a e ll o a j z h d e e s ra:k withoi u b. i d e increasing ;o t r from t the v l a t p ot to 20 a , c c o packet, r d ..„ enderful powers ; an object can be f rom 14 to 16 • course glasses, miles distant. Messrs. S. and B. clearly seen from have invented invaluable prese . rviing . Slalom °", T. ,..‘ 4 immediately they are pl . before e lD1: 1 :r S Pe Ctanie . - T rer y object appears clear and d i e in? ' b h lat to at b u i l : use, al brilliant, be and com o e: ig b i r n ig ai ht st a a n te d .The is vis r ib o le ug cor. iag f ts e n c dx t ioe v udo i v o thpe l if t e deafness.— . of pos t e ExzErtavE NoaTirx and all kinds of Acoustic instruments for velie f the York Hotel. 39 Albermarle-street, Piccadilly, ob servetsurigLlND.amp• AT - THE TERMINUS OF ;rim RN RAILWAY, RING's-CaOsS.--011 ThUrEdtty GOAT o'clock, while the men in the exc. nivn ni about eleven f " --- rnt of Mr. Jay, the extensive -builder, who has cali extras PY — f the works at the terminus of the Great tracted or . Northern Railway, King's-cross, were attending to thEosir occupation of raising .trains of trucks, laden with ear/th, along a tramway, the ground on which the tramway passes, and whic h rises gradually to an elevation of between 30 and 40 feet from the site of . the .railwiy, suddenly gave Wily, causing considerable alarm in the neighbourhood. The spot where the accident occurred is to the north of the newly erected terminus at King'scross, and adjoins the bridge passing over the tunnel' that is formed under the Regent's Canal. A portion of the substratum was constructed of made earth, and there was a strong wall about two feet in thickness, erected as its supports, while the tramway bad been in operation many months. About 300 yards gave way.' causing the wall to separate in several parts, when a large quantity of the soil was scattered on the line. The tramway in consequence sank, the effect of which is that the trucked's* prevented from running. The cause of the accident is attri buted to the great weight of metal placed on the grouPc_. lf consisting of rail s w hi ch were intended for the formation a the line, and whi c h, i t i s stated, amounted to about 50 9 r 60 tons. The accid ent w i ll not lead to any great obstru cti on a ___.!!! the formation of th e term i nus ; but to repair the d a nige _ll a u n cost some hund re d s o f pounds, should the tramwa y be ag placed in its former position. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDFNT.--A i t u e e rrib d l i : n a n ce iv ident e d ! occurred at the Midland R a ilway Staqo nesday afternoon. the station for Derby, when a ' 1 . 1 ,.. is f oo t unfortunately wag jUet leaviNg an at t e mpted to gala between the carriages a place in the m T ov h i e n was i nstan tl y crushed g fou t r ra o in 'c . lock .ri train slipped, and he fell with his head and d red that it was impose aisle and the edge of the platform , stoibideeatothi.denHtiifsyhheiamd..wTash.neeonnadownel . J a f t t raid h l e ionr : l e f c rvvo eas mi e sß d ern Wiseman paid and inspected the Ed le since learned, and the various other parts of the and Rock-row chapel ring I , the late disturbance. He left the is Mr. Step h en . town that su ffered_d arton, near to which place he is to stay a verisnitEtoSSTto°ccitKporr°tßoTn, Tuesday, Rc°T'" town en route fo r s 3 the guest 01 Mr. Grimshaw, a recent inlet faith. The feeling of exaspera cfoornvaesrhtorttettibmehelle two nations still continue very prevalent, lion between English ;„ b mills are striking against the employment of uirtesalittle to call it into violent action. The in on_ne more. nstance they have been Buccesatul. and El pi r i er e i q s.h..; R. BLAST' A MONSTER • ,-..n extraordinary _ f electricity, took blast or ex powder, ignited•by means o last Something P 'n Garantully quarry on MondaY ' place i used. There Were than half a ton of .p ow der was esiospieocnt to be so I more thirteen simultaneou s c h arges, sbe t :t b r i i c ng fee off t , o o f netoaareit North h cal. culation, not lea s t h an 140,000 c IBritish Mail. FIRST DAY. FIRST DAY'S POLLS. CARLOVP.•. aIRE. ••• ••• WN, 2,153 1,922 441 267 498 494 493 491 K-rr •.• "• ... ... 4,115 Crawfwd ::: "• ••• ... 3,512 Saar/La u c"• .. ... 2,798 .." I "rd has resigned. 'REATti. Lucas Co , belly Grattan GALWAY. Burke 11, , ti 13-itow returned. _ LONGFORD. F ,, x at d Greville returned. ... 1,715 - 1,688 ... 419 FRAACE. !; T - he Minister of Pu nlic Works, after having ac cornpanied the Pre-ident: of the R-publie to the Punt de K.-.lh, on h is wsy to Bud-n, went to examine the vari-us works along the banks of the R ine. It is in a certain rnea-,ure to the H a. Minister that is to be at , riblyed the complete succ ess o f t h e f a tes of the inaugurati on of the Strasburg line, as his Exact and pracrical mind dirl.not disdain to pay attention to the iiiinutftst de'a'ls connected with the journey, and the various roc- eding s relating to it. It is only just also to h,iir testio,ony to the ex - retne liberality which the railway company has displayed to the guests whom they lad invited. Everywhere the accommo dation afro, ded was of a first-rate description,. even to the extending from Tuesday to Thursday the time accorded to those persons wh,) desired to postpone for a day or two their return to Paris. A series of iiiterE , sting articles on the French pos sessions- in Algerig, chiefly relating to military ex peditiocs, has b,eu published for the last year and a half in the Revue des Deux Mondes. The military chiefs who . figure in these sk tches are chiefly those whose names have been so much before the public since the Revolution of February—Chan garnier, Lamoricière, Cavaignac, Bedeau, &c.; and the last has special reference to General Can robert. These articles, written by M. de Castellano, who served on the staff in Africa, are announced for publication in one volume. Independently of the in terest excited by the perilous adventures of a,.military life in Africa, they throw a good deal of light on the military condition' of the French possessions in that part of the world. • SPAIN. The accounts from Madrid are of the 17th inst. The President of the Council was actively engaged in preparing the budget for 1853. Letters from Malaga of the 13th announce that the English squadron, commanded by Admiral Dundas, had been in sight of the harbour during the last four days. On the 12tb, the Firebrand steamer, de tached. from the . squadron, had arrived at Malaga, which she left on the next day with fresh provisions for the crews. It was believed that the squadron would enter the bay in a day or two. The Gazette. publishes a financial document, from which it appears that, in consequence of the adjudi cation which took place On the 30th of April last, fir the purchase of debentures of the redeemable debt of the first and second class, the amount of that debt annulled was 22,753.250 reels. The heat was still intense in Madrid, the therm°. meter (Reautnur) T marking, on the 16th. 34 deg. The Three P` r Cents. were done at 451 ; the New Three per Cents., at 22 1.16 ; the Debt of the First Class, at 11 ; and that of the Second, at 4511. .. _ THE . LONDON GAZETTE, July 23. CRO W N - OFFICE, JULY 2 1 . • MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE PARLIAMENT SUMMONED To FRIDAY TUE 20 TH DAY OF AUGUST, 18 52 .. — i n - HOL DEN A T WESTMINSTER, ON County or EssPx (Northern Division) —Sir John Tystfen m 14 11— --. Tyrell, Bart., o f Bore ao use, in the said cou nt y; the Right Hop. William 11,-restord. . s.suthern Division —Thomas William BiaMatOD , ES Skreens, in said county ; Sir William Bowyer Sroijth, Ba r t., , of of Hill ILill, iii th e s a me county. CI Borough of C o cheSter—Williani Warwick Hawkins, Esq.; the Righs Hon. Lord John James Robert Tavener ~ ri, g h of Maidon—Charles Du Cane, Escl• ; John nth., Esq. . • . . Manners. 13 of En- Borough of Harwich—David Waddington, Egl-' fir ,' field. in• the county. of Middlesex; (Jeurg® Montagu W ten Pe, cocke E q.' of PYiew.-11, in limn hire, and of Reeves Hall, iss the said county of Essex. . P' , n G eorge Coun y. of Derby (Northern Division)—The "°-- Mi litary Caveodi-h, of Ashford, in the county o f Derby; ham Evans, Eq., of Allestree, in the said comity.' Soul hero Divisi on -7-Cnarles Robe t Colville. Esq., of Lul- I lington, hi the county of Derby ; Willi a th Mandy, :I'A' - 11.1arkeatOn, in th e sai d county. ' ' ~ of 11 , rough of Derby_Michael Th omas Bass, '' r 5 -l it eery Birkley Lod g e, i n t h e county of Stafford; Thomas Liorthilf;l,,q., of West Des by. near Liverpool. William Cutiwy of Nottingham (Northern 1. , ivi5i0n>7.. 1 ,,, n Henry Cavendish Beritinck,• commonly called L ,rd w"' 1 , wu raoD ) Bent irck ; Robert Renebald Pelham Clinton, called Lord Robert Clinton. 1 . Southern Di v i s i on —. William Hodgson Barrow, q.': Syd ney William Herbert Pierrepoint, Newark. George commonly called viocou_ Borough of E ast Retford—"The Right Honourab le Edv,ard Ar un d e l! Monckton, Arundtll, Viscount Gal w a y; the Honourable William Ernest Duncombe. ' A rd Liar - Borough of Newark -upon-Trent—Granville E dw ard court Vernon, Esq , of Grove, in the county of Nottingham;,, .„ in the said John Henry Manners Sutton, Et.i., of Kelm., in JULY 22. Wynne, County of Merioneth - William Watkin Edward Esq., of Peniarth, in the said county, „ Ed ward Sher- County of Suffolk (Eastern Division) --oa . lock, Bart.; Sir Fitz itoy d; Eton, Eacl' , I f, esterir Division-Barry: spencer Vi r a d-n- • • Kelly, Ent. Phi'ip Bennet. jun., Esq. Borough o f Ip iw i c h- John Chevallier Cobbold, Esri; , of irriivicla aforesaid ; Hugh EdWard Adair; 'Esq.' 0 t Fiixton Hall, in the said county. • - • h I,• gonourable Borough of Bury Saint Edmunds-The Eig--• Frederick William Hervey, -commonly called Ear John Stuart, Esq : • • • • Esq., of Borough of Eye-Edward Clarence Serrison, 1 Jerilyn Broome -ball, in the county of Suffolk. ripAree Brinkes, County of Dorset-The Right Honourab_le ,-,---se-y-mar, Esq., of Studland, in , the said county ; Henry Ike.,, r E sq of Scat'. of Llandford, in the said county ; John xlq`" ".' ford, in the said coarq. • ... y t E s q.,,of More Borough of Dorchester -Henry Gerard T ti ; „. 4 y Sheridan, Critchill, in the said 'County; Ri c hard Dr" - e ' Esq., of Frampton, in the said county. be Esg ia.....George Borou g h of Weymouth and Melcem ran E ' . cl• Medd Batt, Esq,; William Locker Free s-- ilit c hell, Esq. ; der Borough of 13 ridport-Thomas Aleltan John Patrick Murrough, Eq. . - William Henr Borou g h o f S haft esbury-Th e Honoura ble y Berkeley Portman. . . , Wanley Sawbridge Borough of Wareham -John Sanitle' ir i n the county of bEorlesetD,rax. , Esq., of charbprough Fa t " - Borough of Lym e Re is-William Finney, of Somerton House, in county of SOmerset. . Ju LT 23. _si r Edward Cholmley County of Kent (Eastern Division) Durin g , Bart., of Surrender), in the cc- fluty of Sent; William 'l ap Deedes, E•q., of Sandling, in the said c law, Bart.; William Western Division Sir Edmund F' Masters Smith, Esq. F r ancis Villiers; Sir City of ' R oc h ester-The Honourable Thoin4s Herbert Maddock, Knt. riadd, E s q ; James What- Borou g h of Maidstone-George m_ man, E•q. it Egg., of Hyde Park Borou g h of Greenwich-Peter 11°- :, . Montagu Chambers, G irdens, in the county of M iddie ' e t l'n'gdon, one of her o HArtford, in the county.of Hun Ma jesty's Council learned in the Law ' Mark Frederick Smith b orough of Chatham-sir j°hl3 , Ent. County o f G loucester ( E as tern Divisi on) - Sir Christ opher 1 , William Bart .; Codrin g t, nßart .; ,; the la mourable Henry Charles „--,; m a rquis of Wtsr. Fotr y S omerset, commonl y called den Hale. Esq ;orce, Robert Went rtir Divi,,ion--Robert Plug Nigel Etizt,a dingo Kiogscote , F l p hrey Brown, Esq , of llto.,,ugn of Tewkesburv - F lu o f Fetkeley-square. iu the Tewkesbury ; John Martin; li: , - 4 1 9 coumy of ~ r iddlesex. , g „ h Randolph Mullings, Esq. ; 13orough of Cirenceeter-- 01 " by the, Hon.. Ashley George Jo" Pun r i t i gcrope, Esq.; Henry Poi, s. 13utough of Stroud- George Lord Moreton 11 Joh. , Moreton, (4'malonlY ca .,,'" h d e Bon. Craven Fitihardinge 11 t)riotgli of Cheitenb.am - ... - Be. keley. of Lindsey)-The Right Hon. Cout,ty of Lincoln (Parts übancellor of her blaiestr's Rob rt Adam Christopher , Banks Stanhope, E; (1 ., ' o f Duchy to LAncas er; -The Right Hon. Sir John Recestey Akbey, in the s L n . ' oond Parts of Kesteven and AA , . - Willi jarneescounty. Hon. am Alleyne Cecil, Trollops, Bart. ; the Rig bt hie • 13 u,',t , , Ei g ht Hon. John Charles Hur ries,cominonly•calleo Lord of Control tor the Affairs of Borough of Stamford-i l l President o f the -o-- her Majesty's Attorney Midis ; Sir Frederic Thesiger, Knt., General. • Borou g h o f G ran tham- Glynne Earl Welby, E sq.; Lord Mont ag Wil l i ain GrabaT• • : i.:. inert Henry Heathcote , Esq. Ben- Borou g h of B oston ,-1.-- jamin Bond Cabbell, EEC'. • bsy-William Ric hard Earl o f Borough of Great Grim • ' Anoesloy. ' (Eastern Division)Th . li County of Cumber , e on. Howard, of Istawoi•th Castle, Charle s We nt til George we' Marshall , N, of Patterdale H a ll, in Cumberla n d ; W ill i am E *- the county 91F Westmorland. Dated the 22d day of July, 1852. skICHINO pisrAsTreseT. )vernment_ seouri- Proprietors'eapital.. 14,53,00 0 Rest -. • 3,190,47 8 Public deposits (1n- • eluding Exchequer, Commissioners of National Debt, Sav ings -bank s, and Di vidend acoottnis)•• 3,07 7 , 8711 • Other deposits ...... 14,715,L8 8 &even day and other Bills •• •• ;,:;•• •• •• 1,356,025 tiee(including Dead Weight Annuity).: 13,979 616 Other securities .... 10 671,902 Notes • •• •• •• ••• • .• 11,911,375 Geld and silver coin" 329,568 £36,892,461 36.892461 Id. MARSHALL, Chief Caahler. Dated tl,e 22d day of July. 180: COURSE OF EXC Amsterdam .......... 11 19U Ditto, thine months.. • 12 0 Rotterdam 12 0 3 4 Antwerp .25 52% B mstiols • • • 52 11 Inaburgh .• . • .. • • 13 9% Altons • 00000 • • • • • • • • • • Paris, 3 days'aight .. • • 25 30 Ditto, 3 months .. 25 60 Marseilles • • •• •• • • • • • • 25 52 Boardeaux•• .. • • • • . . • • -- rankforton Maine.. • • 121 'HAN GE.--FRID A.T. Leghorn 30 60 Genoa •• •• •• Milan ~ • •• •• •• •• 25 60 Naples .... •• •• • 41U Palermo. 124% Messina .............. i 24 Lisbon.... as OPorto•• •• •• Rio J •• •• •••• •• 5330 aneiro ........ • g uenos Ayres • • •• N ew York, 60 days'sight Philadelphia Pawls OP etruawg, ids Foreign Geld in bars.. X: 9 0 0 Portugal Gold Coin 4 , 0 0 !ipanisb Doubloons • 4 10,6 New Dollars 0 6 12 % Silver in bars •••••!- • Blin • • .. • • .. Vienna, elec. fib...". 12 ' 6 Trieste, ditto.... • • .... 12 6 reteraburgb .. • • 37% Madrid ••'•••• • • • • .. 49% Cadiz •• •• b . •• •• •• "°` • 49% Barcelona •• •• •• •• •• •• Seville•• •• •• •• •• COURT CIRCULAR _, • d a J 3 3' , e The Royal yacht Victoria and .Albert, escortc . PLYMOUTH , ora tog anu JULY 22. ateam-fleat, left Barn pool at 6 o'clock this i itile-ifrrince proceeded to Portland, whom his A O 3l l ni :h o ieep he Albert, accompanied. by their ROY B ,,,, ect an d inspect ed Prince of Wales and•Prince.Alfreth how the works at the new breakwaotre_re to proceed direct . red The steam squadron were mbe d Boys, yacht, with th e from Plymouth to Cowes. - _,L ie A d m iralty yacht, r e .. Fairy tender and Black rivs Portland -roads, and then pro. mained for two hou whe r e the squadron arrived at hall • ceeded to Osborne, past 7 o'clock. . OSBORNE, F RIDA Y, pet Albert, and the 14n ighness Princ e Y. est big - H Royal obildrg° er Majy; I,, i lde l rl i at a quarter before 8 o'clock last nig ht, imai edi . atel proceeded to Osborne. on a visit to her and Tne Earl of H a rdnic ke y remains Mol est Yaoanteas of Gainsborough has succeeded the 1 ne Msrchioness of Ely as Lady in Waitin ________________ g' Th e Sardinian Minister had an interview with the t of the Exch equer yesterday, at his official : s loce in Downing- s t reet. r Adeputation of the Great Extramural Cemetery As sociation, consisting of the Hon. Frederick Ponsonby, Admiral. Sir Welkin 0. Pell, Mr, William Fairlie, Mr. George K. Curtield (solicitor), and Mr. Frederick Cor field (secretary), had an interview with Lord John Man ners yesterday, at the office of Public Works and Build. in6Whitehall-place. I.dr. Book er , M.P.,. had an interview with Mr. Secre tar.v Walpole yesterday at the Home-office. The Cambridge University Commission had a meeting yesterday, at the official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury, in Downing-rereet. Present—the Bishop of Chester, the Dean of Ely. Professor Sedgwick, and the Rev..W. H. Bateson (seceetary). Dispatches were sent to the Governors of the North American Provinces from the Colonial office yesterday. MBTROPOLITAN BEER 1 RADE SOCIETY.--The 18th anniversary dinner of this society took place on Thursday, at Ilighbnry Barn Tavern, I s li ngton, at which upwards o f 1,000 persons were present. Mr. F. F. Whitehurst, of the Royal Arfforn Amatory', prodded.