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• 17 il I.t: S U N, 1,(; IN DON, • ~ AV f_!_DNESLIA V E V E Ni 11 - 4 61 ) .JULY 7, 1852. __._....-------,____ - QOUTHWARK ELECTIONoing 'and systematic advocates of Retrogression. • of i The confusion of parties in the last House of Com- THE SHARE M tittliETS. rang Conger eative Goverrenect.--(Cheere.) T . here ; Mr- RICH. ARD KING Proposed Mr. J. Godfrey Huds .v on . d th id e a p t a e, rt t i e sa k u i s dn o e f p M e r e . r I t a n i g n li v s e J te o r n e e e s n , t t h h e e P o r t o h t e e r ct s i i o d n e i . st c o a n n e - I I mom will then be forgotten in the orderly re-organi• might be many sank eta On wawa they were not hkely I (Conservative), which was seconded by Alr- -. au -- ; man had his skull fractured. KY PELLATT, the People's Candidate, obtained the Show ever to agree, yet at the seme time, in all probability, i GATRELL, Hand s by an immense majority, according to the decision of the High Bailiff. BRITISH RAILWAYS. I -- Brother Electors ! follow up the good work by POLLING the First he should waive any slight difference of opinion he On a show of hands, a very great majority was in NORTH L ANCASHIRE. Hour TO-MORROW MORNING, and suc:Tss is certain, as you value zation of its successor. The equilibrium do long desired will be at length restored. The seals of office Railways' Business dOne -- m i g ht enter tain, and support a Conservative Go- favour of Mr. E. J. Hutchins and Mr. John Rivett Our Preston correspondent , writing on Tuesday after- the sacred cause of Civil and Religious Fr eedom. Nominal Prices. to-day. Cent. F: Came, By order of the Comr aittee, veil:anen t . JOILN TIIWAITES, Chairman. a vote of thanks to the returning officer , Mr. Godfre y Hudson resigned, and . es poll was de- noon, informs us that an address has just been issued by Colonel Scarlett, offering himself as a candidate for the . JAMES J. BLAKE, Hon. Sec. Will no longer be thrown from minority to minority, Aberdeen from a weak Whig to a weak Tory Adminis- 100/tnaid 29 to 29% 29 % 28% Demers After passing the meeting dispersed. manded on the part of Mr. W. A. Mackinnon. northern division of Lancashire. Dutch . ` tration, from Lord JOHN RUSSELL, with an inade- June. - 7 East In ............011. 01. This day is published, price Is., A B v .l m i. ar at. b eh . , 3we y3 N lo. o i6v t 3 ... ,;: . 8 13 d o n s , d t 2 . a6.sl '& 11 t.opp E udd. r . ~. 1100: : :10 % d . YORK (CITY), HERTFORD. PEMBROKE. IRELA.ND for the IRISH.-A Plan for improving Do. Gt. Ind The nomination of two citizens to represent this The nomination for this borough . took h plfiacledyetterd .l., Irish Land, and the Condition of the People. quate body of supportere, to Lord DERRY, with a Mr Childes has issued an address expressing his in- Birk., Lan & Ch Jet st.B:Ex C et., s l . ol/. pd. 99 - 101 Do. ancient city in Parliament took place yesterday morning, day. There are four candidatest in t e the e London : Benjamin L. Green, Paternoster-row. group of upholders yet more insufficient, for the Grnd.J upon hustings erected by the authorities in St. Samp- Mahon and Mr. Dimsdale (supper ers f , t) t , h a e n h d a r t r h i e s te H r O ten w t n io n in ot contesting the representation with Sir John mg purp o s e s o f carry i n g o n th e labo u r s 0 f D CCsa i oo t lr t tiel. o o:lB, , ,oB,dn2 C lsit h it. e o s t .e .. e. 81 1 . 7 B iti i i r pp k dd ..,. 12:4 7_19. Louv. i HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mid. after 5 an energetic and independent Government. From Dit son's•seuare. w Parliament may then be selected an Bri Luxen Mr. J. SWANN, hanker, proposed Hr. J. G. Smyth as b m e e r n s HONITON. T ro _ al l i s 0 1 L A O l w" - - M MO rnin rnin g t 3 1 8 8 nii mi n n. • afte afte r r 5 6 I I E E T v e e ni nin g g 5 4 1 1 min. after 6 4t , Do. (i afi t and proper person to represent the city in the next declared the shos;oninhWtahn'edFsi i t Cb o eo rw b a e pleir i n n taen f r a deo v s o t : -----.., _ , • _....,_ tee Be B all and - o . n l° , ° a l. ll ) p d d . 4 1 3 6 14 % ---- 4 1 4 7% x.n Do. . Parliament. administrator capable of conducting the affairs of 43% % Do. (1 electric telegraph that the show of hands was slightly in THE WEATHER.-Surt OFFICE, Jots 7. Dimsdale and Chambers. A poll was demanded, which The . nomination took place yesterday. We yarn by ----_______ I the empire in a manner creditable to himself and Mr. J. CHADWICK, currier, seconded the nomination will commence and close to-day. Chest. & Holyh., all pd. 22% -23 23 Maria -- favour of Mr. Locke and Sir J. W. Hogg. A poll was THERMOMETER, IN TI IE SHADE. Do. N of Mr. Smyth, the late Conservative Member. PETERBOROUGH. demanded on behalf of Mr. Gard. The Thermo Meter rose as high ea 85 yesterday afternoon, advantageous to the community. Without appealing Dnb. & Belf.Jet. 45/.pd. 8 - 6 d. Namui Mr. Alderman SEYNAN then came forward and pro- ent this ___-....- Dundlk &Ennis o all pd. - ... North. nosed Mr. W. M. E. Milner, one of the late M em b ers, Th e n omination of two fit knights to repres n KIDDERMINSTER. but fell to 80 in the evening, in zonsequence of the wind thus directly to the judgment of the population • , it Dundee,Perth,& Aber- - Do. 2C esa fit and proper persou to rePresent this citY in Par- city in Parliament took place yesterday, and the tow going round to the East. has teen in a high state of excitement ;Aim tne fact that The nomination for this borough took place yester- was hopeless to dream of witnessing the inauguration dean June. ... all pd. 8 - 9 Orlean fitment. 62 -lowest this morning and during the night. Ditto, New ... all pd. ... „, Paris f Fitzwil- day. The candidates were Mr. J. Best, Conservative, of a strong Cabinet. Having now, however, sub- Mr. JAMES MEEK,jUn n carrier, seconded the &mina- of three candidates two are the nominees of Earl rr•Te_Tfh.GemComevhaseayosr.o arrno:rt. 78-this day, at noon. the elective multitude, the SOVEREIGN will speedily be East Anglian (251. L. & Paris: it a ue and the third (Mr. Clifton) has been sterted by a and a declared supporter of Lord Derby's Administra- rnitted the problem of party to the consideration of tior , BAROMETER, 3013, - and . . 100/. p 4% -4% Do (18/. E. &. II.) all pd. 3 1 % -3% 4% Paris Mr. T. WITKINSON, merchant, Proposed .Mr. Henry coalitlon betwe . en the extreme Liberals, the Radicals, tion; and Mr. Lowe, Liberal and Free-trader, who was understoci to have the support of Lord Ward. Warm E.S.E.-light breeze and .fine sunshiny weather. East Counties 20/ el 10% - 10% 3 ti t Paris i Vincent; and Mr. HENRY CREETAN, 'milder, seconded end A C t e o i n e s v e e r n v a e ti e v l e e s e . k . the High Bailiff took the chair in The show of hands was in favour of Mr. Lowe, when g---------=-------------------e.___ 10% X Rouen the nomination. Easte . rn Union • , •• clas • s P A, Sarah] menced. a poll was demanded for Mr. Best, which will take place The show of hands was declarei to b 3 in fu,von'e of the Sessions House, aud the proceedings . c At\ i attti ' as7) ), e a , blessings of a really powerful and of a truly patriotic late E. U. shrs., all pd. 7% -7% 7% St. An Mr. Vincent and Mr. Milner, upon which repeal we • erte, e (LUIZ eei --tahuatt h ' By the latest at.mounts from the Cape of Good Hope Government. Do. do. do. 6/.pd. ... -.a (A) . 3 d o . Tho yen. _George Wentworth Fi s tzwlt e li m a rn E, w a a n s d fi e r e s! to-day -- ad', ~ h .. sp ettea. 4. - -- es ..4 Do., do., B. & C., all pd. 5% -5% 5 1 / 4 Tours mended for Mr. SmYth, and fixed to commence at 8 propose by Mr. THOMAS ALDERS° U Ait s ,t;ti di.. ~.„ . .... .4 41. .I . as , , ...-- ~,-., frii,•y, V , ------'•••"ID".•'• conded by Dr. WALKER. BEWDLEY. ptt] ;,- -; a- _ t p , ~ %. , 4 " . Z . 2lk East Lancashire, all pd 19% -20 19% % West AIL te-etorrow (this day). The Hon, Richard Wation was proposed by Dr. PA- The nomination of candidates to represent the united t ' s - ' ,-,,',,,..t . W .P.. ..-; \ ,, : ;'-*l r r'W e te ' T.-- , , , :\ ,, e•it *: :: : : , ..% Do. New Quer., all pd .„ - ..„ West. - LE T, en d secon d e d by m e . j. Ricnereene HEAD , d carar• boroughs of BowdleY and Steurport took pl ace yester - . • - -kralla A ,. t •l. l --Zhia:lt!teh p .eter:ai-a v g"'' 'en elatU4,llrnetd-Zetthee it would appear that the spirit of the Kafirs still c 0 0.....-- .....--- sures which Lieutenant-General CATHCART seems E. &W. India Docks and Bir. June., all pd 58 -62 Ague - LINCOLN. d most incen - Mr. Clifton was then proposed by Mr. JOHN G. AT- day. The candidates were Sir Thomas Winnington , a ..„ --- tinues unbroken, notwithstandi The nominaeon took place in a sell ace k ttt ' , mo i l d ng the energetic melt- E. &W. Yk. Jnc., all p ~, - ... Angle o clee Yes c --, on seco . nded by Mr. PERCEVAL, solicitor, in a Litorrl, who has formerly represented the borough, and - --.- - -.... e ,_ venient, building, the Guildhsll, at eleven Edinla'Sr Glas.,loo/.pd 66 -63 67 Astur long and energe•lc speech. only lost by three votes iu 1847, and who has consider- -- day morning. ee i determ ned to bring into play with a view to the " • Edin Per &Dun. 100/. 24 -25 24 Austr CHARLES The show of hands being called for, about ninety-five able family property in the borough; and M J . e Austr Mr. JOHN HAYWARD proposed and gr. ' D - t h de• hld u for Mr Fitzwilliam, about half that ten s late member for Great Yaimouth, h r. Ppeared on • 1 t i f rtkatt k,„ - ,.,,,,, i . It speedy termination of this deplorable and expensive Tr a e s a • t etl. r - t Nrt i , o l o o l. o/ p .p d w6iji - uo iii 89% 90 89 Austi WARD seconded the nomination of altr. Cha t e 3 e l B l3 r : e L nu a lb s ,,i; r o; 4, Watson, and en overwhelming majority the Conrervattve interest. Party spirit v :va e s (intense, and `,.. , Qta ' 52 Ave ] Waldo Sib:hop as a fit and proper person P j in favour of Mr. Clifton. the " bottling" of voters freely resorted to on both sid es ' <race" contest. Those active and sagacious savages, sharp D 0.% s. A Stk., 100/. p5l -53 Do. B Stock, 100/. pd 124 - 126 125 Blaer the city in Parliament. ta d a partner in A poll was demanded by Mr. Head for Mr. Watson, and Whilst the candidates were aldressi n gth electors, Mr. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1852. Sanlidootitls•l :it -tient opposition-nearly a hundred persons were thieves and bold fighters, are about as troublesome with in a cross country. One of their rece tI • a Gt. S. &W. Ireld., all p 44-45 41 Brit. Mr. I'. M. KEYWORTH, me rchn l ec i n , The show of hands w E as i7 i : n e f s a nm v A o e u rma r t if s M in r.:: cdarMs ' and Mr. j. R. the same wes fixen to commocce on Wednesday (this day). Sanders was loudly assailed with mica of e " N° -- seen ._ set of customers as our redcoats have ever had a brush Great Weran., 100/. pd 98% - 99% 98% 3 / 8 99 Britit the mill of Seeiy end Cog ,Pr ge ° nornlnation of Me. ----- Bill," and Sir Thomas with • fI. a r 3. G.Lriebuevrcillle' cries o No MaY Yesterday the elections commenced so far in Lane. & Carlisle all , pd 84 -86 Brae. BATTLE, chemist, seconded SCARBOROUGH. upo . n earnest n exp oits Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd 10% - 11% p pm Do. Charles Sc ely. D nroposed, and Mr. The nominalton took place at the Town-hall this which a poll was demanded for his opponent. put in nomination. Nearly a similar number will It vv!Il that-besides six candidates (all Liberals) elected was like our own highwaymen of old-the capture Lane. & York., 100/. pd 83% -81 the escort barely escaping being cut to • ' 83y, 82% 83 Do. eg s . E . p . ca,3l,ssvronTElt 11 , - ~ ,-- . . f xf d . of the mailbag, containing the Governor's dispatches pieces ; and we also find that in a very sharp Do., Quarters ...all pd „.. - ... Cars( the noir netion o r. (Tues ay) morning, at ten o'clock. The three candi- commence te•day. The nominat w ion il :o t r ig t h h b is bor a o c ugh took P a . W. FOSTER, merclaft,,..E"o°incliacad; nton Hsll. datrs end their supporters mustered very stroug, and appear this day upon the hust i i n n action, in: which bur own 6th and 60th were I Do., Fifths 14/. pd 3 3 / -3% dis. 10% Cobr Do.,W. Rid. Un. 11%p 3 -2% dia. George Fit.f.eni proceeded iu procession to the Toivn-hall, aeconapenied h 1 st p a il t i i t i i .a a . throughout the United Kingdom.gfsa.:.inso u o yr t l e i to e , f r n 1 1 t o oh c r e a e l o i lt t i e F . Leeds Northern, ail pd 17 3 % - 18% Colo] 17 3 4 % Cope 1 ce at the old : .7 ., e o e t, ahtledertdel:lt 11°3,5R:3;8:w:2'sta v ~. , i c i is E 1 : - . ° r rn all n y l e t d . d d r * ersed the electors, by bands of music, baunsra, &e. Liv.Crsby &Sthpt. all p ... - ... Eng. - Sir John Johnstone, Bart., wee proposed by JOHN Town-hall yesterday. " Lond. & Blackw., all pd 8% - 8./ 8 " „ s -emended on ens. or. eneage, the prospect is considerably wermly engaged, the enemy fought with unflinching Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 107% - 108% 10/ 44 % %1 A Geno , kpoll w d; a 'i to take pl3,se at eight o'cleck this morn- WHARTON, Esq., the chalrmell of his committee, and se • a m n e d n t s f i r o r u t h e n e r b y or o u g h were Lord 3 , f rcio aill, The latter Gold wainu Nva 3 ---c De , inor broke up. conded by Dr. MURRAY. formers. Insomuch so that th h • luck until the light company of the former gallant Lon. &N.West.,loo/. p 130 - 131 130 129% Grea 'sng ; and the ° I - 1 ' t t'ealiee 'tiaa alre - dy (Eviler , I itself, George F. Young, Esq., was proposed by EDWARD offers himself for re- 1 biarcUs rfvtif es 0 c ief among the P ' Do. Quarters 25/. pd 6% - 7 p 31 3 4 Lak e ecaon, but Ler organs of the Derbyites addresses th corps gave them a sample of the resistless British t the Libe- Do. Fifths 12/. pd 5 5% 17 - p % % Lib( :ea muc h ''''• lel" ? e - st:rda td'e - maYor, sheriff, is-1,1 11,,PFIN HELDEN, Esq•, teed I:cm - led by JOHN IIAR• into piiv 11 contes e aupporters of ate le. Two other candidatei p h ath . etic and agoniaed supplication. Accordin t than aft' ''' e T t i . o t e ° ce t y trocurePlie assittance of the u_'.!i- RISON, Esq. red seat viz. Mr Serg f Wilki the present Government in terms alternating betvveen nets erials are in a infantry charge, and the Rifles threw them into utter Do. 10/.,M &B. (c) lip 2% -2% p Lon, inec4 i.strat° s -- --- - . ~ • -rr to - 1 - ' da Lord Mulgrave was proposed by Mr. ALFRED DAR- Bea t en; ' .'' -eae " ---- - • T i le mayor pro hfboYr t eir own showing, therefore, even at this the extremes of indigna t rout by a well delivered fire. The fastnesses of the Lon. & S.-West. 100/. p 97 - 97% 97 96% 97X On ,-a e .a.i ti • wop is no ie s, : aduneo a. ..ao ingeam, on e y, late M.P. for Cheltenham- n remonstrance and of Do. New 501., 42% pd 1% -1% dis. Do. New 40/. -34/. pd 1% - % de a Mee '' A ,.'.;i i dlecel Badlway, about inne mile 3 ':um Lincole. LEY, eecondea by Si e V - ITILLIAM LOWTHORP. sided, and the preceedings la , ted rf;:ui:hnocin:. which was made ageing it was completely fruitless, Waterkloofs are found still to constitute an im- New -- At the time of sending off our dispateh Mr. G. F. Tbe show of hands wat in f ef Sir LI. d ou e g o OXFORD (CITY.) Young' wes celd(o32:ng the elrotore, after which Lord and Sergeant Willies a . arur ' A poi, was .. 7 , ons 4 erva d ti ve. early perici in the contest, the M" t • pregnable stronghold t of the enemy, for the last dash m B &el ' Lon. & Enniskil. all pd 12% - 13% an. ux. at. all p 3 _3x Nou Port The- electian of two la:aeehees to reprenont this city Mulgreve lied to deliver his addrese. We learn by Me, B tr k e l e y t Man.Shef. & Ein.,loo/p 33 - 33% 32% % Qua toalt Pitc'3 yesterday morning at ten o'cluck, at the Town electric telegraph t het ihe chow of hands was against ________ position little less than absolutel d y esperate. Here both from the overwhelming by superior force of the Do. Manch. &Lincoln San lien, when the leda reptesentatiees, Mr. Lengston and Mr. Young, wheee faiends demanded a poll Union 41.25. pd 3 -2% dis. Soul KERRY COUNTY' • ( meeter and there, of course, nre snug boron h attacked, and the stiff and r d • 1 h • h • 6ir • .(" c .'. Pago Woe '2, were Lit:nik ley a numerous bedy 'The coate d ef ill b e ver y severe , It ir believsd Sir If Mr Morel^ J. O'C 11 should retire a h ;his g s safe enouoh ugge Jung ewic so Midland 100/. pd 74 - 74% 74 73% 74% Tin of ma:pet:ore. John Johnstone di safe, and thet the contest w:11 he be. qui une . wein t s, . I‘ l ft on" ' r. ,aeltsrnan, ot Hoax , Castle, wo . to return to the House of Commons some nomiLl pocent ot the effectively harasses an assailing force. There is one Do. Bir. & Derby 1001. 39 -41 4Q% Uni Mid. GaWt. (1re.)47% ... _ ... upholder of Protection. The borough fM• circumstance, however, mentioned in • • Wei li.-. Aide:moo SADLER proposed, 071C1 211 . 7. A Idet - eaea truce Mr. Young eud Lord Malgrave. suldteased the elcetors as a decided ° P II elle of 0 idhuret, connexion With BROWZ,ING ROY-Vied, A. 17. Lleg.:itell Derby Governmeet, will be re,urned a . t s the co eft s , Do. % Shares; 17% pd ... - .., for example, is tolerably certain to u ht on the W e ' . then cloWinailiii accept m r. this onsla g at rk,oof which is to a cer- Newcas. & Carl. all pd .., - ... - J.T.r. W. *VALS A proaos , E c', Lind M.-. H HUSEINS Se- RICH tIOND. Aus Mr. Herbert. --- Wanrone on the instant of nominati tein extent satisfactory. Ammunition it is con- Do. Quarter Sh. all pd ... - ... con-ied. Sir W. Page Wocd. The election for this borough took place to-day (Tuo.- KILDARE COUNTY. on--as en eh . Brit , a majoiitY of li htened stet man whose enla d • Newmarket all pd 48 -50 Cob zio older e , n0 , d ,,,,, b e :ree put in noraination, the day). rent the two fermer Lembere, Mr. Rush a d dl - ' ' f the rejeetior i'Y . w • l i. g es rge views, particu- eluded is beginning to fall short among the natives, n --F. In consequence c . - .., f sir i tam ~ . Newport, Abergaven., Con •- Lee -;ton nod '''‘i- e , 'I • e-, a -e• - •e Mayor, - ..V. Vdaaa, Es e., eac:eireri ZIA.. e. •O.W e .. I, pare .e-enteed whnout oppositien. Liberal electors on the recent scrutinY 0 Ilenehy p in _ re _ lariy in regard to religion, are calculated to raflect so for we are informed " the peculiar whiz of the and Hereford l2/ pd 4% - 3 3 % die. Lor 'i7. l'egra Vinod io b? 'eddy elected, en trlnouocomeLt Newry & Ennisk 7% p 1% -2% ---- Hort, and the seketion of Mr. O'Cono r favourable ro- much h onour upon a o N o -P o pery " Administration. enemy's balls told of iron pot legs and an ula Lor r,,,aieee with mueli :airier .ag. DEVIZES. Nrence, the Duke of L:dester has give n a rennedy, the Der- Then, egain-Lincoln will of course 11 • - of iron, and not of musket balls." Still MA g r Norfolk lOO/. pd 41 -43 42% Lot 'it ee Hen.. ederete re waro then cho • -Nd accorCicg to i r" el c d . -qka fut thn borOuen of DotizlS took piece at aly to an application of Sir Edward 'a; • Grace It ra y pieees Do. New 20/. S. 15/. plO - 9 dis. 5 % % Nal tieu , lou , tona- eleven o'cleck yesterdey ( fuezday), at the Tewn- neide candidate, soliciting the eupport °fAbbisl conte•st in anew round the banners of the illustrious coal° and his ruyrinidons are snugly ensconced in North.Coun.Un. 3 tapd 3 -2% dis. D( -- I h;dl, Deviz2s, gafore yr. Henry Butcher, jun., the is now quite corttUu there will be a foreai-a e SIBTHORP-resolved to secure the advantage of hi s thi s f orm idable position, and thus, though the war I%NT°tffl B ev ritish _25/. pd 34% - 35% . 34% 55 34% Nal AYLESLIURY. mayor. Kildare. -- D 0e,N0.1,131.pl e.. - ... dis. Ori transcendent g enius for tee genius of the councils has lasted now nearly a year and a half, our troops, up Do., No. 2 ...... 5/. pe.... - ••• Pr( Tha nonYeaqin teak pLun yestorday in the Court - - Mr. G. WAYLAND propOsed, and Mr. BuRT seconded, DUBLIN CITY. ortors of all pd ... - ••• . D b a te Too town s 4 in. a stete of exeUeseent which has Mr. Geeree 1 3 /like- Hea - tage. Oa MoriclaY en aggregate meeting of the supp - o f th e new parliament. The King's jester maY to these last advices, were obliged to make attempts to EC:: i , A ' def.-. Aldermen B, guar. 5/ d Un not been ria..:lled :deco the doys ef the Relcur. ail Mr. G e 1. dLAR ' KE and Mr. JOSEPH CROCKETT, Mr. Re:in:Ads was held in the Rotuedv. have become only n delightful remembrance- dislodge the enemy from a district actually within Norih Stafford. 1712 3 ••• i - ••• 3011 Glad- Camel. ell i eustainment of 6 - 6 dis. 1 1 % % D core est. see, proecsed and seconded Captain John Neil Preiading, wheu resolution s i' cl - 1b h i North-Western li 9 A „ te d. Ad itiona ut t-e j estur of the House of Commons must still the old b oun d s of the colony. Preparations are, N . & 5... w. d•a Pd -.- ... Un Mr. A. WING neinnated l'ifr. Pethel! and Mr. Reynolds weie ueenimously n' ci r J ds de- unc. 6/. p 1% - 2 p 7 % 8 754 ' 8 % U° reset.. 1001., tower t enliven the proceedinge of the Legislature. Totten. however, b e i ng m ade for what it is essential should °xf”Wer.)&Wol.,allp 22y _ 22 , ' Mr. J. LEE. fATo.D., eecoudcd the nominadoe. dh3 - te heving b2en proposed, Mr. He- subse,i i Imams, amounting to neeely 22% % % % No other ca.n . a e. re announced as is Mr. i'd. Loverro nominated Captain W eir, o f the nd Captain Glaeatone were deeltecd dify fraying the expense of the contest, w e- • STONE can speak to us through the dialogue of he, if possible, the final occupation of this annoying Scottish Central 1001. p 7- 74 73 74 meg° a Scottish Midid. 100/ p 54 At Gla tied der 0 a irde, and this was tceonded by td -r. J. e l e e!.ed.-(Cheer s. ) .. hating been rcceivcd SHAIM'ERE, WILL SOMERS can only peer at us spot, for every re-occupation by the Kafirs of such a Shrew. & Bir. ji, all • id - 14 ..--. 56 Ca HALE. M”. LIENEAGE then thenked the electors. Ho coule --- through the painted lattices of HOLBEIN on one of the Post tends but to increase their self-confidence, and Do. B - 8% all pd 6 1 / 4 - 6 1 / 4 8% Co hit'. ACTON TINDAL oreposcci Mr. 1.-- d 'VI - e a: , and r. no. = coneent to disturb the principles of free trade be DUBLIN COUNTY. Hamilton end Shrew. & Her. Old 8/ p la any attempt to rencw the corn-laws, and . ho hoped that A meeting of the friends of .Nlestr rs ' • walls at Hampton Court-but the new Palace at to embolden them to a contempt of the Bri- Shrewsbu. and Cheat • er 2YI• - 134 dis ' Do PHILLIPS, Li tenetadereeer, ieeended the motion. n Kingstown when the questions of protection and f.ee trtio were Taylor, the Derby ita candidatee, was held i Me 32.- DELL ' - eteodrieed Dr. Beyfeed, seconded by 1 dein the Westminster must still, happily in all like- tish forces. For this purposo additional troop (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 19 -20 Ea M 7. J. NE7/MAN. Set CA rest, he ehould sc a such a union of parties ee to on Monday, when resolutlens were e dopted p e ~, g . .. latch of whom were linood, long resound to the voice of the lineal de- have been ordered up, a measure of absolute Do. Halves all pd 9% -10 Ge form a strong Govei ement, e.nd one not at the mercy of meeting to support those gentlemen , - Do. Oswestry all pd 14 GE Teen came the snoechee of the candidatee. Tee show of he;_ids was declared to be in favour of the " Irish Brigade." present, and spoke at some length., scendant of Major STURGEON. Exempting, however, necessity, the present force being by no means ade- Strop. Union ...6% ad - 14% P Cap! rn GLADSTONE, R.N., returned thanks. It was Mr. Craven ono of the L'it qai candida , tea has ad- - 3 - 2 3 % d. the comfortable pocket-boroughs-or rather l et us quate to __ e move Do. A, B, C, & D fully Iri Meeles. Bettutil and Layar(7. cccupy the requisite stations, Hull his etrong desire to support the Adminiatration of dressed the followi n e l e tte r to the Dublin Elpress :- pd. up at per cent.... 50 PE The poll COMSe off te-raorrew (this day). II them in the resence of the new Briber Acte upon the enemy. Notwithstanding, then, that there South Devon all pd 19 -46 dis. I • Lord Derby, but he could not do go i n en , nlea tie e e o Conamidde-room 6 B 34 - W' estmoreland-street, Jety 5.. ca ( p . Y e -20 19% . ----- -boroughs-there are but were nO South F. manner. He felt !hat i • o"° would he a majority of o ue.,...._g eting a 2,l ,j, graph i n your paper V :_h i l a s t the comfortable partizan peculiarly favourable features in the las -nastern 100/. pd 72 73 Re GUILDFORD. South Wales all pd 36 ite R 7 72% Ui '.•'" - - f ceedidates tor the representation Memaere no t i n f av our of p ro te c ti on i n t h e new p a h a - morning, asserting that ' you rt.° authorised te sta t t few places in the country where the Ministry can advices, that little could be ascertained with certaint lea nOrirnst'Aon o the Y South Yorkshire and -- - a Perliament took place meat. Mr. Sidney Hers ert ha t mai:nisei his suppor 0 •f look forward to a termination of the struggle in a regarding the movements of the savages, these crafty River Dun 15/. pd Of the borough of GoilclFord in ..., Th,nks were then given to the mayor, and the election nominees of the D'efencsenl P. ~ , I beg to say, i sscciahon , Do. Do. 5/. pd %-1% p er satisfactor to themselves with an r m . chiefs coati ' 11 1 . YeSter:-.13Y. , that De! e ad.' , graph refers to the Liberel candidater, thiht :v n e a mann y y e ark numg to mystify us successfully as to s ea r . en. J. Seels, the Mayor of Guildford, presided, end termivated. tirl &D f 1 ••• - - . un erm. a 1 p the uenel. for.ma havieg been gode throegh, CARDIFF. are not the nomine as of any Forty; aud, " far asSdne able degree of confidence. On the contrary, the pro- their ache!' or intended evolutions, and that their Stock. & Har.l6/25.3d. ••• - ''' Me. ST',DMAN propw . d, and elr. CHENNELL SC:ended, concerned, I 12g distinctly to state that the Hone •! - babilities are so glaringly to their disadvantage, that activity and numbers continued fresh, not a single Taff Vale 126/. pd fig --- iio eE --Your obedien lie , 1- - - f : 1 1,. meeeiee one of the late repro- The nese is in a stste of excitema.nt. Dr. Nicholls, Herbert has given me his support. Thames Haven Dock the uternination o • - •0- , the most conspicuous among our Derbyite contempo- chief having S' late member for the ditniet boroughs, who is neon a vent, a a uGue•ros CRAVEN , submitted, and even the nominally an d • ' Railway ...191. p c ) sentatives of tee borough. 2% 2% m ee Coorva D eopeael, and Mr. WEELE seconded, the a candida:e, was roughly handled on leaving the Town- -• . th d . , . 7 __.......--- ----- r__._____ ---. raries indulg es friendl ones itself this morning in a paroxysm of - Y , PITO and UMHALA, not being alto- Vale of Neath...l7/. pd 13 -14 13% % zee f s nee - dna:ion or Mr. Carlie, the c•teer former represen- hall at gas, where he hal been eddressing the hit:eters. R oyA, IT ALIA.N 0P B R A., mingled terror and lamentation. The half- gether free from su spicion, we do not despair tha Waterfd. & 'c . a. all pd 6 1 / 4 -6% Waterfd. & Lim. all d 6% en The police came to the rescue. Contain Napier was COVENT GARDEN. P 21% - 22% Vitsf3. oduction of prediction of the Earl of DERBY would seem, then, the determination of the Governor will bring West Cornwall 13e Mr. KEYDON propesed, and Mr. FItEEKES secortded, struck by a • . , fellow who waa immediately taken into cus• in consequence of the r ehearsals required for the pl u.y ..., .. c Pd 10 - 10% tot:v. : - Show ot bends in favour of Mr. Walter Collie Spolfr's grand Opera of FAUST. on Tuesday next,_,LL li th to have been by no means premature. Neither this contest to a satisfactory conclusion West Lond_on_ ...all pd ... - ... n the nomination of Mr. Thurlow. Concert announced for Monday, the 12th, is POSTFONEy• Y e le.,New. & Bee lnot e - ---P 75 -76 75% 75 74% P d and 2.4 r. Coon seconded, the Poll demanded for Dr. Nicholls by Mr. Cleaoles C. Piq.- - General CATHCART appears resolved to res atr. MARTIN pronase , Do. & New. Ex. 201„ p 6LA _ 6 dis. 9 . hams. Poll tc-morrow (this day). nornieanou of Mr. James Bell. BATTY's GRAND NATIONAL HIPPO- pected to prove otherwise than accurate. The Cabi- content with no half measures in this respect. Ac Do. G.N.E. pure. 9/. p. 2% 2 % die. 734 1 A show of hands being taken, it was declared to be in -- DROME, - York &N. Mid.loo/.pd 32 -53 net appealed to the country in a way so dubious, as cording to a local journal, "in reply to addresses 51% NORTFI WILTS. Opposite the Broad Walk, Kensington-garden% favour of Mr. Maugles and gr. Bell, A poll was de• E The nomlnation is fixed for Saturday, the 17th inst. es now OPEN ter the Season to the declaration of anything like lofty principles, from various bodies of the colonists, shortly after his PREIIE4 EN C E SUZIEIIIS ' mended, which cemineuced this morning at eight . . a Thera will be no opposidon ta the ratite of Mr. Sothe- TO-etoulg;, ost eig u r il n ace e- o iCell t t nunn , t il o n y zeloa p . p Hi odrome that the electors could scarcely have been supposed Excellency announced his determination to effect the Ahe a rdeen all pd ~, ~ ---.- D . No. 2, 7 per et. 3% ~,, ~ 3% READING. ron red Mr. Long, een., the late memtsrr. Balloon, at Half-past Six o'clock precisely ; doors open at Five, to await with even ordinary eagerness the opportu- total subjugation of the traitrous hordes now over Caledonian, 10/. 100/ p. 98 - 102 I when an opportunity will be allowed the public of witnessing the 100 At the nomination of candidates yesterday for the re- Ches.& Holyhd. all pd 19 - 19% e CALN E. inflation. nity of tendering their votes to the acknowledged running the colony, and to expel for ever the hostile 19% presentation of this b srough, the contet . between the In addition to the novel entertainments, a Stag has been trained, Dundee Per. &Aberd. t The election of a member for this k borough too place candidates in favour of the Government. Nothing is Gaika Ke.firs from the country they had occupied be wo parties was o: a nature that the politic?.l ennals of which will be introduced in the Royal Hunt every evening. Juncti ' on ' all pd stg -6% t ; this locelity can famish no parallel, owing us origin to yesterday (Tuesday) at the Town-hell, Caine. Mr. Batty has entered into to engagement with Mr. Burr, to in precisely known, even to this moment, as to what may fore the war ;" and we further learn that, "to ac- E Ang.(3/ 10s)6 pc. all 3- 3% 3 % I the belief that the general election now taking place is _ Cepteio WenneN moved that the Right Hoe. Henry troduce the . In:=Ai i t ., :: i= c i i tg, llitveh;,n,,,gestihdoaulleye.appear. b th xct e e e a nature of the pol • icy upon which the Earl complish this object, nearly the whole of the forces Do. (7/ Do. (5/.) 7 per ct. all p „, _ ~, s definitively to settle the queetion of free trade. The up- Eett c l f . Shelburue was a fit and propeverson to repre- Admission-Reserved Seats, 3s. ; First Class, 25.; Second ditto, 17s) 7p.c. 2 p - ..„ among the . mob baffle all seeht 3 borough of Caine in Parhamen . . . is.; Third ditto, (id. of DERRY and his colleagues would, in the event of under his coinmand were extended, in a connected Eastern Counties Ex ... s roar, confusion and fighting e f Doors open at Five, to commence at SLx precisely. 5 P• 0., No. description; an ' d such torn the interrupttons offered to ? p... , 0 1 11 1r N BAILEY seconde4 t i l ) e l e e iiar t f 3 d a t rn, l ai e e t cl .d. - 1 7 / 8 pl% pm Do. No. 2 the different candidates, that the proceedings vitere pro e - f u t. tclared the i c lavin all nd 1 i - leu p g Pm i Tho Es 4 rl ; ackne 3 i 7 w e le e deed th ROYAL MA.RIONETTE THEATRE d ture The possessors o f th e fr anc hi se , to em- cleared, provision being made for keeping oth D N ' - e/s -'a t a ven • pen e 0. ew 6p. c. Stk. 10 14 - 14% longed from eleven till four o'clock g; The i mterer?nr to honour conf:rr d ilE r i r E' and declared thaAe sav e r ADELAIDE-STREET, WEST STRAND. tho police to maintain order waa ..equent y reser e , nothiu to h l e t tY)a • In ' ', f a trade but a great deal Last Week of the Season. ploy an elegant phrase which would sound ecstati- Communication between the different columns." He E_ast a ern Union Scrip, G r. 6 per et._ all 16% -17 16% % 1 hut the mob wae eo stroeg and . determined that, An t _ con ; !l a e his frdh . in a. , TFIIS EVENDIG, and every evening during the week, cally in the eetrs of Cnesattame n , wer e not prepared has established his head-quarters at Fort Beaufort Do. 10/. Deb. Sh: all P P i o tirm it, he felt that it was hes duty, as their repro- The performances will commence with a Farewell Epilogue, en- -. •• • with a strone force at command, it was exceedingly 1 a pig in a poke-by blundering into an accept. and declared his resolution that no terms would he East L sentetive, to abstaia feons 911 factious opposition to the titled THE MANAGER AT HOME. to buy ancashire, 6 per ••• ( cult to obtain even a few moment , ' silence. To be followed by a scrap from Shakspere, entitled THE SIXTH ct. Quer Sh e- present Govet Wit some other Government Le- ance of a cause the tendency of which it was difficult listened to from the insurgent leaders, but surrend • IS. a p,.. ..,, ••••• ... It a I and M". RAMSBOTTOM S came p . menu u . AcT OF ROMEO AND JULIET. er East & West Yorkshire 1 Mr. SALMoN prOposed , ossible.-(Chcere.) With (by desire) TH F. SWISS COTTAGE. even to conjecture. Yet a multiplicity of candidates or retreat beyond the Kei. An utter expulsion be- Junction 5 h , tsau pd ... - ... conded, Mr. Francis Pigott. RBIS sn - A V ole of thank - having been given to the mayor, and To be followed by a gi•and Ethiopian Musical Entertalnmeat b Edin Mr. MoNcia. proposed, and Alderrnan fi r , d 1 k an extraordinary TfClpe o: Ebony Marionettes. y h av e, nevertheless, had the temerity, in defiance of Yond the boundary Mat at any trouble be carried o Per. &Dun. 5% 1 ,nd proper uy ac nowledged, the proceedings closed. per cent. all d.. - .., condett, that Mr. KEATINGy Q.i.C. ' tn s b t O l rough. .--...... To conelude with a Phant:smagorie Spirit Drama, called ROSC I N SPIRITS. lUS ev ery prudentiel consideration, to come forward as into effect, for so long as a single untamed Kafir re- Gias.& S.W. Con P • . 100/. ... - ~,, 1 persen to be a rore•sentztiv .. or t confusion, proposed DOVER. Doors open at Half-past Seven, and commence at Eight o'clock. advocates of the unimaginable schemes, floun- mains on the territory, so long will the colonists be in Gt. North. 5p c. all pd 16 -16 X 16 1 Mr. H. SIMMoNDS, amid area . ' 3on the Conservative Opinions er . much divided here as to h t-0 result A Mot hing Performance every Wednesday and Saturday. Deers Do. 5p C ' , . red. se. all p 2 -2%, p I dering like LUCIFER in Chaos in the unformed continual hot water from the vicinity of a treacherous G Mr. S. A. Dickaon as O. cp•ictd? , e veiy . pen at Hal•-past Two, and commence at Three o'clock reat South. & West. 1 conded by Captain T. of t'• • ee ensuing election. It is generally supposed that o Private Boxes and stalls interest, whose nominction wee oe to be had at th B -o . nice f f the Tory Government Gen 1 men h eox o the 1 policy' 0 . t e ave and indefatigable fc3, to whom the exercise of rap i ne (Ireland) Bths all pd 8% -8% Mr. Rice, th e Whig member, will be returned at the Theatre, and ot all the principal Librarians. 8% w. Il e , Gt We b e en found, moreover, sufficiently courageous to under- and murder is peculiarly congenial. If human E. st. (Barks & 11. , , A show of hands was then . taken, _ - which was pro- head of the poll; but that the contest will be a close . . . ...... x. 5 per cent.). .6 pd %-1X p ' f voue of Messrs. Pigott an . d heating, teed a one between the Peelite, Sir George Clerk, and Lord HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. mks the task of the nomination. Groups of enter- bipeds act with the ferocity and stealthy blood- Gtew. fixed 4% 1001. p ... 110% 109% nouncel :1 a . fof Captem Dickson. Chelsea, who supports the Derby Government. Mr. TO-MORROW, - ••• Do. il was deo:gelded. on behal p 'sing individuals have adventured even upon the thirstiness of wild beasts, self-defence demands that Do. _BOl. pd ... - ... Po • ----ea Rice will split his votes upon Sir George Clerk, and as (Included in the subscription) on e, ill be performed Bellint's Opera, somewhat laborious duty of canvassing in their they be driven without the pale. The only way to Lanca.shire and Yorlt ;V ARWICK. the Tory party is divided between his claims and those • I PURITANI. ~ ~. shire F. 201. d lAdis. % _6/. p - P The nomination t( ok place yesterday, the candidates of Lord Ch e l sea , the letter has not so good a chance of Elsira, Madame De la Grange ; Giorgio, Signor Lablaehe ; Ric- favour, toning from house to house over a broiling clear the country of these barbarians, and give the Do. dP• c. Stk. 100/. p ... - ... b e ier Mr. G. W. R•ptora formerly M.P. for St. Albaue, suceess. cardo, Signor De Bassin' ; Arturo, Signor Gardeni. av ement, and under a relentless sun, with the colonists peace and security, is to draw strictly a line Leeds Northern, 6 per ... - ••• To conclude witb an entirely new Ballet, P cent. No. 1 13/. pd ... - „ e , a Derbyite; Mr. Edward Greaves, a banker in the town, ------ Composed by M. Gosselin, the Poem by M. St. Georges, the M ' time •- tnermometer, even in tbe shade, at from 80 to 90 of demarcation ; end unless there be such an uncon- Do. Do. No. Conservative; and Mr. Mellor, Q.C., of the Midland MONMOUTHSHIRE. by M. Nadaucl, entitled 2 17/. pd ... - ... Circnit, a Liberal of the advance i d school. The writ for the county election was announced on ZELIE ; ou, l'Amour et la Magic. degrees Fahrenheit. Nearer home, under our own ditional surrender and submission as will take away Do. Do. No. 3 5/. pd ~, ,„ , ry Madlle. Caroline Ruatl, Mdlles. Rola, Esper, Lamoureux, Do. Qrs 1848 9/ pd , - ... The show of hands was large.y in favour of Mr. Mel- Monday morning, and the nornination is fixed for Wea- Allegrirl, Louise Fleury ; MM. Di Mattis. and Durand. v i e vv, in the streets of the metropolis, the enterprise the potsibility u t , a ny insurrectionary outbreaks for London .' • - * - lon • between Mr. Repton end Mr. Greaves the difference nesday, the 14th instant, The Marquis of Worcester Applications for Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets to be made at the Box- displayed by the Tory party is precisely of thi3 de- the future -and of this we confess we entertain no & Brig. guar. 5 per cent. ...100/. pd ... - ... wa t lets perce ptible; the former , however, had the ma- has n o tifi e d th e i n t en ti o n of Captcur Somerset, who is at cake, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket. Do Pr 5 c Stk. 100/. • 1 the friends of tho latter demanded a poll, the Cape with hia regiment, t 3 stand agau for the t - ... n. 5 p c,1852 all ... - .„„ jority, an` (W dnesday). ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. the Derbyite candidates are slaving at this moment understood that any Kafir transgressing the line will Do. N.Gr. 6p c 1001- p .., - ... which takes place to•daY t.d. , c2 d _ . ~ . . c ounty, and tolicits his re-eleclioc. There is no oppo- GRAND EXTRA NIGHT. tin riarwielt teat Mr sidon announced to the return of the Gallant Captain Lon. & N.-W. (Coy. & Our reporter s ''' 3s info l i 'L T . cOale4Cei ard h • ' TO-MORROW aa negroes have seldom done with the sugar plan- be treated as a trespasser and an outlaw, and draw Repecre and Mr. Greaveed ad,. - , . tat both and Mr. Oetaeitia Morgar, although an anonymous Will be performed (4th time thieseason) Meyerbecr's grand Opera, tations. Gentlemen, the girths of whose waist- uPon hi Nunet.) sp. c. 13% pd ... - ... hed the influence of the e t attlo handbill calls on the freeholders to reserve their promises LE PROPHETE. Inself a prompt punishment, the extreme se- Ln.& S.W.Co 3d5.5/. p 3% - 4 p ere considerable, even in the presence of veet Lon. & En. % Sh. all p 12% -13 13 ae a gentlemen will come forward te solicit their suf- Fides, Madame Grist (4th appearance in that character); Bertha, coatS •• iy of which is fully justified by the exigent consia " PRESTON. frages, "to reecue the independence of the county " Madame Castellon; Jean of Leyden, Signor Mario ; Count Oberthal, eO , • Signor Tagliafico ; Seljeant, Signor Soldi ; Feesants, Signori M e l EOM r the model Aldermen of the city of London, derations of self-preservation -of security of life, pro. Man., Sheff., & Linen. Qr. Sh., No. 1...a1l pd 10% - 11% .5 in the field, viz., Sir George The elector - There are lour candidate Grenfell, the late members; belielf of th s, however, hey° bear fully I canvassed on and ROMMi ; Won', Signor Stigelli; Matbiesen, Signor Polonint ; are displaying, from early dawn till sunset, an acti- perty, and order. Do. New, 10/....a1l pd 13 - 13% 13 % late members, whose re•e.ection . is pro- Do. 6/. 3/. pd 1 - I%p Zaf .. co a ri n , l i l d e e rr nt i al 'onn s will be danced by vity calculated to reduce them to " Light-weights" --.......---e-...---..-..--• Strickland arel Mr. C. 1 ".. s e 1 -ms mainly upen his con. neunced RC e Ballet and Skating Scene 4 questionable, even should In oppositlon be sia l h e. ' Mid. Con. 6p c St. 100/. ... - e . Mr. German, who res:a his c a_. , 0. prostoh; and Mr. R. warted. Robert and M. Alexandre, M. Ruault, M. Flusse ; Madlles. , f the dog days have passed by altogether. Yet, AMERICAN NEWS. Do. Con. Bris. &Bir., nexion with the town and teed, f ervattsm, but a convert Kolemberg and Leblond, and comprise the celebrated Quadrille des toiore "th all this magnanimous evidence of determination 6 per cent.... 100/. pd 149 - 151 T. Parker, the champion ot Cons , --• Patinettrs. wi --se-. CHIPPENHAY. The performances commence at Eight o'clock precisely. so desperate seems their po3ition just Do. Erewash Val. all p ... - .... to free trade. to L 3 in fevour of Sir The notninatio TickeM for the Boxes Stalls, or the Pit may be had (for the before them , (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) Do. Leie. & Swanning. The show of hands was declered 1 - h ' iI fh b la of two candidates for the representa- Night or Season), at the'Box-office of the Theatre, which is open when viewed under the colour of their an (the atter eying .on ot e °rough see ch• h , even LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY. 8 per c. Guar. 100/. p m -. e . George Strickland and Mu. G erneirerfell fewest of ell). Old Hall, yesterda ippon am took place at the from Eleven till Five o'clock ; and of the principal librarians and now n uine anticipations, that the organs of the Th • " Do. Preference 5/ the grea':est majority, and Mr• i 0 other candidates, borne, presided. Y• The Mayor, Mr. William Col- ma g= Opera of Faust is in rehearsal, and will shortly be Meat Sa g e United States mail steam-ship Baltic arrived Norfolk Ext - * en... p par - y i p Pr°- Government are taunting the Tory electors with in th all pd 22% - 23% A poll wee demanded on belied of Ll- e '_;-- (weenes- Mr. G. M• M. E duced, under the direction of the composer, Dr, Louis; Spohr. Tory . e Mersey at a little after seven this morning, Do. Gr. 5% p ct. all to commence at eight o'cleolt this mote ue SMEA.DE, late High Sheriff of the ble indecision and a shameless indifference veth P 5% - 6 county, nominated Mr. Jos. Neeld a culpa 1 170 passengers, 500,000 dolls. in specie, and three Do. Wayne. Val 2/ TILEATRE ROYAL. HAYMARKFIT. • • p 1 1 / 4 - 2 North Br' ' day.) ----. person to represent the tow • as a fit and proper Kr. Il s Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager, Old BroMptoll. The fact, we conceive, is sufficiently significant. d - aYs' further advices from New York. itish 100/. pd 110 - 112% 110 112% 111 X CLITHEROE. morning. The Mr. Jos. PHILLIPS (of eteh hof Chippenham. THIS EVENING, North Stafford 11 a pd „.. - ... The norcination took plroa yest.3rday i Member nominatior. ethan-house) seconded the . A new Comic Drarna, in five acts, entitled It indicates an uncertainty as to the result of the Ther • news of importance. The eis no papers wer ° f 1 ..** e x • Vor. & \Vol., 15/. THE FOUNDLINGS. 1 tion, and an uncertainty so painful or it fill candidates ere Mr. Matthew Wilson, the ..at 3 ._ ____., The Rev. R. ASHE (of Lae 1 m e se; general e.ec . h . . 8 ed with Presidential ratification meetings. 6 per cent.... 12% pd 2 - 2%p 14 3 / 1 ---giey.house) bliefly DOMi.- Characters by Messrs. Buckstone, Keeley, Leigh Murray, and Mr. John Thomas Aspieen, of Stenden-ha!!, Ch. f the electors nated Captain Boldero. Mrs. Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Buckingham, Mrs- Lesgh Murray, and Miss kind that, against t e commonest dictates of prudence, 13 • Ditto ditto .... 31. pd 2 - 2 %1 , 5 1 / 4 % therce. Mr. Virilson solicits the suffrages o • derat 3 Mr. GoLDNEY seconded the n • Vining. t ' h lth t t h usiness was no in as ea yasa e as w en the Shrews. &Bir. N.G. all 10% - 1 1 % e nce to cries of dist '1 as a mo onunation. neW To be followeA by a petite comedy, called a NOVEL EX- it gives uteera ress at the probe- Previous steamer sailed. Stocks were • • Shrews. & Ches. (N.W. as a Literrl Refotater, and Mr. A spin - No other candidate being proposed, PEDIENT. in fair demand Conservative. The MAYOR declared that Mr. Jes. After which KEELEY WORRIED BY BUCKSTONE bility o e a speedy and overwhelming discomfiture. at f • ormer prices. Money plentiful, and obtai bl • Min ) 8 per c all pd 17% -18 na eat South Devon all pd 15% - 16% ut twenty Ne Id and Captain To conclude with THE PORTRAIT OF C - ERVANTES. Meanwhile the Liberal party are working their easy On a show of hands being taken, 1 'bo or ya . of a Boldero were duly elected to serve • e • r . ill the ensutog Pr Wes. Do. New 1% pd %dis• -% P THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPIIL way very steadily onwards, without any ostentation Th d ' were held up for Mr. Aspina l l, ead the rernetuder , liament. __-_ .. . Lessee, Mr. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste. e a vices from England had d St.-Est. 4% pc. 10/. pd ... --- meeting of about 2,000, for Mr. Wi l son* ---- THIS EVENING, of assiduity, a nd certainly, also, without any exclama. stuff epressed bread- sth. York. ap c gd. all 20% -• 20% • The MAYOR, therefore, decl-red Mr. Wilson elected ASHBURTON. win be performed SEA and LAND. Characters by Messrs. Paul . 13. Little had been done in them. Western Stock. & Hart. gd. 5p c by the show of lames, and a po'll. w p s o w n dernended for The nomination took place ye d ster ay; Mr. James Bedford, syright, Hunesg ii r v i s tiLrell, Emery , • Misses Ellen tins of solicitude as to the consequence of their elec. Ca Mr. Aspinell. nal flour 4 dolls. 12ic. to 4d 11 25 until July 1,1856, all p ... 08. e. per barrel. Chalker, portreave, in the chair. Mr. Rio:shalt Ca nn t er Chaplin , I C. l ;. c F o ltzwilll , or N y in a devilA new Extrava y ganza, called MEPHISTO- tions for the new Parliament. The reeson for this is Gee • Waterford& Kilkenny, • - The contest is expected to be ee , • I vere esee prime wheat 1 doll. 10c. t 1 doll 12c 6 per cent. o . . • 3/. pd 9 1 13 -- - te dis. eediog yse • proposed and Mr. L, Evans seco . nded the notate -ation ot p I i A L - s. characters by Mr. Honey, Misa Fitzwllliam, and Miss obviou in the majority of the contested seats there Per _________ Mr. George Moffatt. There being no other candidate, woontar 60 lb. Round yellow Indian corn 60c. to 62c, York, New. & Ben all p 102 - 104 BRIDGWATER. ve declared Mr. Moffatt duly elected. To conclude with SLASHER AND CRASHER. is the promise of a tolerably apparent triumph to the per h . Do. Do 5/ pd 4% -5 % For this representelion there ate fi the the portree millet. Indian meal 3 dolls. 12i-c. to 3 dolls. York &N. Midland . H. beropgh retutpina two Members. . r , /: TdidateS: ... .--.-.-•-..... ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. Reformers. At intervals, of course, the Liberal 25e. Per barrel and S. Parch. 10/. pd % ••-• % P datesate Colonel Tynte, Mr . Kinglalee e ot *mat c.. ndi STROUD. Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean. candidates w ill be found in the end in Lit * the Chancery • ation took place yesterday. The several Mr. Harley's Benefit. tle doing in cotton, holders not pressing sales. pizza) & Emit , bar,. and Lord Heeley; and the Conser'vad The nomin THIS EVENING, minorities, but these will be the ex. New 0 LINES LEASED Alt* ALS. . lett, of the Chancery bar, and Mr. Mansellives' Mr. Fol- Poulett Scrope, igr. Samuel Baker, Lord ABOUT cleans and Mobile mid fain to fair llic. to '' . Mr. ROBERT FORD propos:el Colonel Tyree n• candidates -Mr. 4 . and Mr. Jobn or N ton-were attended to the Iv " be performed the Comedy of MUCH ADO - leonine°. principal characters by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean, ceptions. The little progress already made lli c • Per lb.; Uplands ditto 10-Ic. to 10fc. per lb. Railways. i 1 Leasing Nominal Prices. BUSineBsl , minetion ; was seconded by Mr. RoBERT Bilow.N, us no- M0r?,,011,b a host of supporters, and the town was quit e and Mr. Harley. in the struggle reveals this clearly enough, and tends Pr • ICompanies. to-day. Mr. JAMES HIVILAND proposed Mr, Alexander ay' hustings y To conclude with the CORSICA N BROTHERS. Principal , characters by m ra C. Kean. A. Wigan, Ryder. Meadows, J. tO yield the Reformers very appreciably encourage- Er • • - Netts unaltered. ________ .--- , lism Kinglike, and that gentlemen's nomio a t eon v :. l- alive. roposed end Mr. A. LEWSTER ae. Vining, J. Chester ; ' misses ' , naps, Murray, Robertson, and C. h the feee-trade °visions brisk at advancing prices. Bdf. & Bitch., all p i Lon.& N.W .... -„„ 1 Mr. S. MARLING p Leclereq. meat. Eeeryw ere possessors of the Ex Bir & Oxf gua. all Gt. Westn. 31 -32 seconded by Dr. SEWELL ellange-On London, 110 - to 110 i ; Paris, Do * . with .' con& 1 Mr. Poe - 'lett Scrope. out, all p Do. - 30% 29% Mr. GABRIEL POoLE nominate(' amidst much clic er- o °cod and Mr. R. S. WHITEHEAD "TIMY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. ' franchise are Proving themselves staunch 5 16. Bir.Wolv. & Dud., ing t John C. Mansell, Esq. He Wr3 seconded by Mr. se a ll ee r ' Vir, CAPEL pr p Under the Patron age of her Majesty arid his Royal lligleuese in their devotion to their principles. Against -----., guar all pet; Do. - 31% Aideralia BATH. noted Mr. Baker. osed and Mr. N. S. prince Albert. Do. without, all P Do. - 30% M 'h B. WI EnuoTHAal NT prop PrePrietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty. them we can nowhere discover reason for MAG/tn , W ITING.-Beautifal were the forms ICENT R The Rev. W. ALLEN proposed B. Speneer Follett, MAR G . bloretoa. The meet successtua an d popular Theatre in London. complaint. Unlike our Protectionist Con. wa that P Buckinghash all PLon. &N.W 19 y e - 19 3 4 remetheus modelled from the plastic clay. NO grace ad s • ' • - 53 Esq., Ws noreinatl.on het 'es been sreonded by Mr. Mr. Fee s : , rnded Lord nd Ai r . sennau seconded Mr. Tais EVENING, ~, s Wanting which the creative mind could imagine, wh . h y . dale Jc., all p Caledonian 51 - Adnet men BAKER, not rOp9sod C Will be presented the gorgeou s Equestrian Spectacle of ST. tent NORTON'S poraries, who turn upon the Tory electors in '" e artist hand c Id supply; but till the energ of 11 ic E. Lin., gua. 6 per . - . • r GEORGE and the DRAGON G orge Mr. Alfred Cooke. 150 1 49% st. imPatted th ey h e i i y i inanimate clods; admirable, inelleerrs cent. all pd Gt. Northn. 148 - 150 - ' Lord Henley was proposed by Me. W. J. KNIGHT, On th e s h Ination • n the majority oi me 1 Brothers Elliot will ' c ' ranee in the most novel alternate moods of reproach and entreaty-we can ow of hands being take , ee rn se s d k . e their apPes sPeci ,as Gloucest. & Dean m PI Orton; entertainments ever wanes mens of art but for all practical purposes as usele-s as s e el or -ended oy Mr. JOSEPH STILLER. those held up was d ' ec d city • f your of - -r. , Only address the Liberal voters in the e 33% 33 quable lan- Forest all pdGt.Westrn. 32% - 331 4 A show of hands was telten, end pronounced to be in the second candidat • 1 e th - n in n aie f VOW' being Mr• To be followed by Betty's Inimitable Scenes of the Arens, intro- th ey Were beautiful. Unable himself to rouse within the f C elonel Ts at 3 0 cl n- Lord HerleY• Scrope All e tu e r ---- a f Mr Baker d ue ing ote most numerous eque s t r i an com pany in Europe. guage of a calm and deliberate approbation. They t ti h l e spark of life, from Heaven he stole the iire that warmed Hartlepl. De. & t Yk.New.l. ... - -- favour 0 . po . was demanded on behalf o •, e To conclude with a Laughable Farce. Railw. ...all pdl &Berw. j ~,, em into • b ing and inspired them with power to 114 A poll wag then amended on . behalf tf th . e oth , er three and of Lord Moreton e , weich will take place LO-uay Tickets to be had at the Box-office frem Eleven till Four daily. are acquitting themselves manfully in almost every mo active e • Hull& Selby, all p Yk. &N.M. 11 * - candidstes, and wa 3 fist d for this day at eight o deck. (Wednesday.) stage Manager, Mr. Leclerecl• direction of the duty devolving upon them ve and stren.th te do. From the regions of rnytholo • cal fable t ' f ontested elections is al Si- Do. Halves., all p Do. ...... 56 - 57 ---- - o ta e platforms o c ong and 26 -27 -- startling Do Quarts, 11D D MAIDSTONE. ---• ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. at this all-important juncture. They appear to h stride. But the moral we wohld seek to find in the L a .' a, - • o• ...... 108 - 110 109% 109 HELSTON Open for the Season, e former for aor tion to the latter, 19 this that ho ee s&Brdf.,ailp Medlaiad ... The nomination for this borough took plara yestsr. The election in this borough will, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. conscious of the m agnitude of their individual respon e gcod ---P r lea f 1 h wever Lon. & Grenw., all S. Eastern.. 13 - 13% days and, cent tery to cal:nip:lo.m, a second Utast ceu- tattoo, be contested. Mr. Thom eiontrary to expeo eneerneet or Mons. JULLIEN'S Concerts d Ete on the same SibT t . th 1 'f L and however use u may e e p ans o ord Derb 25% - 26% Y Do. Pref all d Do. ...... has COllllll . 11 l es - and whenever they encounter discomfiture rd his Cabinet ; that whatever skill may have been ex as Edward Stoner scale of splendour as at Drury-lane Theatre. es for the üblio Lowestoft .*** P ~ gua. 4 , didate was proposed in the person of Mr. Leo, a gentle- issued an address to the electers, offer' g - 1 ' a haust i • . ed n e arnin g measur . p benefit ; thou Promenade Concert conducted by M. Jullien. it is either from the well-known preponderan gh - N folk .. 19 -20 in" "' Win g near Moidetore. The show of hands was candidate on independent principles, n' ti n u hinse f as . h Engagement o: that eminent cantatrice Miss Cicely Nott. th ce of grand in eatesmanlike conception and extensive grasp • per cent...all pd or • declered to b e i n p oops o f Me. What Tgu and Mr. Lea, any patty. He will support feee trade sn co d nnected wit In tion of Danson's Colossal Daylight View of MOUNT - -e Tory electors in the Iceality, or fron, 41_ tho h • • very internal beering and minut - ' - toe . ug admirable in e e par- Do. 6p. et., all p Do. ...... ••• - ••• Middl b '& Red es r the two Liberal eandidst<2s. A poll was demanded on taxation, by which the price of all articles : f rovision of D EIE.YAIAnd the CAVES oi' VU , LCAN and !.he cyc L ors__Splendid ;; ; d•visions unhappily forced into the Libe l neuters, yet they will fall, unless they derive their life from 11 Stktn &Dar ... - ... Menagerie---iromenade Co icert. by Godfrey:3 un- re. external sources, stillborn to the ground, and unties car, 6p. c., a P behelf of Mr• Dodd, the Confer vatiee candidate, which lion ma y b e l essene d to the icdustrious classe e° ft n e li nt - 1 and " interesting ervedly N. &E., sp. c., all E. Counties 63 -65 h --- Band -Various Amusing Noveldes-Concluding at camp by the needless and unwise superfluity of can- sheee th'e fate that belongs to the schemes of I will c ommente and finelly close' t'ais d 3 .Y. advancement of educatin, and the progress et a .' di - T e , rivalled Military pyrotechnic Exhiblilen by mel.rs Southby, .3. c oset statesmen ••• - ••• and political improvements. --- social Desk with a Grand . (th p- • Uldate9 I 1 f the union of their op an d Utopian dreamers.- (From the commencement of Do. 6p. ct., ell uRh •• - ••• M t 1 Inteifor of the oun a n e andemonium of the • n apt e o Ponent the Do. F. 5 p.c. ali pri 0 - -.„... , representing the C vei AS and Forges of Vulcan and his Cyclops h o 8 1 first leading article in this day's Morning Herald.) L 84 . 1•1" WI wever, and in spite of this unwise division amongst Prestn. &Wyre, f . • LYNIINGTON. --- Ancients), with the . a ~ th illo Eruption of Mount E.na and a' all paid •I . &La. &Y The nomination teak pl ate taie dly before Nicholas 1 FALMOUTH. .. e whole terminating w_i f Thetis, and the Nerelads reCeiving the themselve every rational confidence i Among the numerous companies brought int - 0 ex . Adama, Esq., mayor. Mr. Barnes, the Conservative candidate, h as with- ' to l lrand Tauleau on the Lake o S, we have n the istence by the extraordinary dizeovelees of gold • Do.Hlves, A, all p Do. Mr. DOBIONE proposed •ur, 'A . Mackinnon, Esq. drawn from coutesting the representation of this Ar , rnour of Achilles. ltimate • t cOnsists of several. hundred specimers, in- u vic.ory of the Liberal and Free-trade opposi- the New South Wales gold mines, under the min Australia, Read., Guildf., and (Lih so) 1 ), boroueh which Was .secorided by ti O R;;Ii. Thl :nes - - e • the menagelie now , eluding three elephants, tw o g , iraffe for ,' ostriches, two camels, tion. L t h e t e electors on one side only persevere in the anagement of C . aptain Westmacrotmaawohvo , h e a a s t very recently addval from the l•eigate ... all pd S. Eastern 26% - 26% Oy. & Hit., 6% Gt.Northn l5O - 152 26% colony, where fo . e ahe filled ave la' h el It - - P BECKLEY. ------ lions. Stc. A .m. Feeding the Animals at Five. Con- manly course upon which they have adventured, end sponsible position under Government, has ry ig an . re- Do. Shep. Ex., all Do. l5O - 152 . Mr. CHARLES RICE propos c d i k.,.,. -. a; J. Hutchins CARDIGAN BOROUGH. 13 ' 3 ° ,3 open from Nine . , rks about Ten. the re atior, The ractical 1 , for consider P oc 1 a _ undoubted claims Shf. Rth. Sr Goole, - nowledge of the sp. c., 18.11.6 p Lan. & Yks ... - ... (Derbylte), wh lob Was re:tear:Lied by re. onr.d. Gnacent. R.N. The _nein: • nation is fix ~. ed for Friday, July 9, and the eert at Half-past Six. F t res‘ 0 „ ADMISSION, Of E sittoLING. stilt will not much longer remain very do bt U - e manager and his coadjutors in the colo • MeullUieerAer Ilocxe propored m s ej o h n R. c hsn ac a ., -„,-....-es---............ , -...• ful . e • polaug for .he follorviug day. Disturbances have taken erg•a--- eoe ,.. e _ en o,rees---'-- • I. Will Ahen he seen whether the people aline hiehly influential and resPectabr ny, together with a S. Staffdsh., 9% p MrM'Clean l .--, 3/ d• 4 IL (Conservative), WifiCh wee seconded by ea r . <Z ~AMUEL ET. , place at New calltla R -dnlYth one of the contributory Despatch - • ceived at tho Coloniel-office yes- United liingdom are prepared to abandon the can e favourably impressed the public, me n, e direction here have se --- t the'shares so tha Wear Val. 6 p c o on Stckt& Dar ... - .., Bane& I boroughs in consequence of an attempt on the part of : terd t es were le l'T"rum the Governor of Gibraltar. lof Reform in a momentary concession to the d e have bee . n already dealt in very a .reely for the settlement at Do. do. ... all pd Do. - 82% Do. do. ... all pd Do. ay- % premium- ••• i-- •.. I _ Wilts &SQL all p4a Wsetra, iv 6 ea itt? - 106 Railways. 1 NominF 1 Prices. Cent. France (0.V.) all ' Charl. & Erquel all pct Demerara all pd' Dutch Rhenisb...Bl. pd' East Indian 181. pd Do. Do 201. pd i Gt. Indian Penin. all p Do. Do 4% pd Grnd. Junc. of Fra. 4 pd Louv. a la Sambre 7% Luxembourg l3l. pd Do. (Railway) 101. pd Do. ll. pd Do. (Canal) 2e. pd Maria Antonia 271 pd Do. New pd Namur & Liege all pd North. of France,l6/.pd Do. 201.3 p. c. Bds, all p Orleans & Bor 11/. pd Paris & Lyons 10/. pd Paris & Orleans all pd Paris & Rouen ...all pd Paris & Stras. ...all pd Rouen & Havre—all pd Sambre & Meuse all pd St. Andrew's & Quebec (A) 4/ pd Tours & Nantes 17/. pd West Flanders...B 3 / pd West. of Franca 61. pd 24 -25 14 -16 ..• 5 3 / - 6y 4 p - ..• 1. 3 A p 4%- 4 7 A 3y,- 4 - 3 / 2 - 3 4 . 8 - 9 2 1 / 2 - 3 1 / 2 61- 7 243 4 - 25 13 -14 5 1 / 4 - 5p P 49 -51 34 1 4 - 34 3 4, 24 1 / 2 - 21% 13% - 13% 6 3 / 4 - 7 5 41 2 dis. 3% 3j 2 2A, p MINES. Butiness dens to-day. 2Gh 4 1 4 N 3 65'i 25 17 3 A 351 y, 34% 2IN I A - % P I A - 3 43 P Agua Fria all pd Anglo-Californian, all p Asturian 151. p Australasian 2l. pd Australian 51. pd, Austr. Freehold all pd Ave Maria all pd Blaenarvon I. & C. all p Brit. Austr. Gold all pd British Iron 131. 15s. p Braz. Im. (is. 5 p) 24% Do. Coca. & Cui. all p Do. St. Joh. del It. 15/. 1 Carson's Creek all pd Cobre Copper 4Ol. Colonial Gold 11 pd' Copiapo 141 pd' Eng. & Aust. Cop. all p General all pd Gold Mountain...all pd Great Polgooth all pd Lake Bathurst all pd Liberty ... ...all pd Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz Crushing Com all pd 1 1 / e dis. Mexi. &S. Amer. 9/. p 4 1 4 5 New Granada ...all pd 3 / 8 4 dis. Nouveau Monde, all pd 5 / 8 Ys P Port Philip l/. pd - p Quartz Rock all pd 3 / 8 Santiago de Cuba 10 3 4 1134 —l2 y 4, South Australian, 1 pd if; dis par Tin Croft 7l. pd 11 1 4 —l2 United Mexican all pd 214 West Mariposa all pd 1,4 l dis JOINT-STOON. afiN Australasia all pd 53 54 , 4 Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd 69% —6l Colonial 25/. pd 141 2 15%, Corn. of London 201. pd 25 26 3 % Lon. & County , 20/. pd London Jt. Stk. 10/. pd Lon. & Westm. 20/. pd Nat. Prov. Eng. 351. pd Do. New lO/. pd Nat. of Ireland 221 2 p Orient. Bk. Corp all pd Prov. of Ireland 251 pd. Do. New all pd Union of Austral all pd Do. New 2 l/s pd Union of London 101. p Union of Madrid all pd naIS Austral. Roy. Mail, 2 p Canada 32 % pd Copper Bliners of Eng land . . 25/. pd De. do. lO/. pd Eastern Steam...2s. pd Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. pd Gen. Screw Steam Ship- Iriing Company...so/, p sh Beetroot Sug. 2i p Penin. & Or. St. all pd Do. Do. ...15/. pd Royal Mail Stm. 60/. pd Universal Emigration and Colonization, 2/. p 3 / 4 1 3 Y 4 dis. % YL ••• ••• 'Adis. par 1•• '...' •• • iy a —13 A, - YIP 41 -4G G ::A 7 / 8 4 I IA _ - % P ••• —. ••• y i dis. par 35 it % 1 VAI 3 / 8 1 dis. 1 1 / 4 p i/a— _Y4 dis• 13i 5 2 - - 2jA p 31 1/4 18 -18 3 A 31 -32 43 - 44% 18% - 20 36 37% 46% -47/ 16Th - 17 1 4 411 2 - 45 3 / 1 4 - 5 16 -17 ;cElahaNmoul 2 50 —5l 28w, -`l9 2 - 2 3 % 82 -83 35% - 36% 77% - 78% 52 , ,t1 81% - MONEY and COMMERCIAL 0 CITY. TWO O'C—r,-0 wer e The sales of Cotton at Liverpool vest erc l l,ooi estimated at 2,000 bales at previous Shares were inactive. The Cape of Good Hope news is consideri ad to 1 0 0 favourable than that previou s ly rece i ve d ; bcai a 0 d°ll entertained of an eventual successful issue. c , The rates at which Foreign Bills of Exc ha n g - h t negotiated yesterd a y afternoon exhibited a elig';,. o 0 1 provement as comp ere d w i t h last pest-cla Y. Yard 90 days were t a k en at 25 52 i to 55, A ms ter dam 6, Hamburgh at 13 9:i to 10, and Trieste 1 2 to 1.4 espy The following is from the Circular of ,ik Schroeder and Mummy, dated New Orleant ,, and published by Mr. James Irvine, of Liver pool " COTTON.—Our last review was dated the .; May. During the -four weeks elapsed our o arke' d I D° undergone a very material change; spools don a l : 00 necessity of filling freight engagements era bled fantod to advance their prices, and the favourable ac count s l l Europe coming to hand in the meantime, rep ortiefhod sales in Liverpool every week, with stet di y slowly advancing prices, and expressing the utmos r t he fidence in the article, regardless of the pres3o ol ° dot. growing crop, could only contribute to stre gt . ll ° l , l ,.i r in their position. All descriptions have boort in 1 0 40 quest, the better qualities especially so, losing w e P le for Spain and France; and owing to their scar! „if all grades above middling have continued ad vancinua dependent of slight fluctuations which the lc aver g . r"; 0 1 have been subject to. Even running lots con iman i e , d l l full rates, and we hear of sales of strictly middlole 10k; good middling at 11 to 1 1 ic. Our qui )tationos low may be considered as merely nominal, a s pr ime Ai extremely irregular. For some time the b usl oo ' w oeff entirely in the hands of speculators; it seen b° at? that they have retired now Seem the mark et, 1 2; 4 00; late purchases are made for shipment to Gi eat .1),"00, France, and Spain. The market closes vet ry ar7so . ' tending upwards. Our stock for sale is r e dtioe',oo very small figure, and the receipts in our pc rt 0 413 ,00! insignificant; only a limit :d quentitv is 03 Pee Or b and the season promises to close at an Linn 5 116 ' , .," 0 0 1 date. With regard to the growing crop, Ire CI; e0 0,, that the same promises well, the weather hal leg z — n that could be desired. In Louisia n a, as well as 7,0 1 ", sissippi, they have had blooms ou various pl, sntet'p o rli' the last week of the past month, which is ifery 01 in other secti ons o f the country the plant ,i s saith he loS A in rather a b ac k war d state. The receipts dui ingl - bi l ; four weeks w ere 45,568 bales, and the sales ;33, 0- 0 rir during the fir s t ; 16,500 clur:ng the second; 14,00 deft ing the last ; and 22,250 bales this week. L at'-at from Liverp oo l 29th May. Ordinary to goo d or r o 7i to 8 1.3, l ow middling 8s to 9, middling: 9 1 good middling 10} to 11, middling fair ilk to 1 1 3' V 12. Sales during the four weeks, 85,750 b a les- 06 0 ceipts at this port, 1,363,853 bales, against m t 9, 00 78 59 ,0 last year. Increase of receipts at all ports, al bales. Increase of total exports to Gre at 1,8 293,080. Increase of total exports to Fran co ! „, 1 5 tIor bales, and to other Foreign ports 89, 427 ag o "' , year." The Funds have been unfavourably affected 11000 intelligence from the Cape, and by the circrunso,oooo the broker who acts for the National Debt Commis ° it having purchased Exchequer-bills instead of stOci r ': f 6l3 B would appear, however, to be plain enough. that l ig e unfunded debt is taken out of the market iln.ooo/ lease a certain amount of capital, and thus !..70: nearly to the same thing, inasmuch as the seller v qM chequer-bills must find some new investrneo l ' tb i value of Consols has been 100 to 1001. ~aa present quotation is took tot. The New Three'otr i Quarter per Cents, have realised 104 to I, a nd 1 11e . ii per Cents. 1001 to Bank Stock has been at /11 vance to 225 and 226, and India Stock at O ex. div. Exchequer-bills h ave b een a t 695. for th os e 500/. lty SP B- Foreign Stocks have been flatter geeesa f e rre d 0 ,1 Three per Cents. are 49 to 1, and the New De div. 22 to 11 The Committee's Certificate 6 , s bee b il eeo ' 21, to 3 per cent. Mexican Three per Cents. na"—s to %; 0 0 down to 26i 1 1-, but are now up (Wi n Grenada Deferred Stock has reaiised 9k. A U col" Setip is at 4,1 to 4i- premium. Danish Five per :40 Bonds are at 1051; iiussian at 118; toed S er g io ' 94 Dutch Four per Cents. have been 96 k to 4- iJiDs Railway Shares nave been affected by the prov__" heaviness in the other markets, and some parties err using profits after the late rise. In itself, howeve r , l a market is very good. 0 Gold Miue shares ere steady, and Nouveau 0- higher. ONE euICES OF BRITISH FUNDS O' CLOCZ, Ing6 Bank Stock for Account 225 226 1° 3 v ci Cent. Itedriqed F one. 3 oar Cent. Consols Annuities lOO M 100 1 A 10 4 0 New 3 1 4 par Cent. Anna.— - .10 4 1A 104 l3/ d Long Anns. to expire Jan. l B 6o 6 13-16 - India Stock 271 271 0071 1 tlonsols for Account . lloo'/ 100 IA jatle' ; Exchequer Bills. I. i 1 March. 1,000/. ............... 76 p 6 9 0 5001. Small, Xools 4, ONE S . PRICES OF FOREIGN F UNDS. O ' CLOCE ! rO 'f' . 4 o Austrian 5 per Cent. S cr i p 1 i Brazilian Bonds, 5 per Cent. Ditto, New, 1829 and 1839 Danish 80nd5,1825, 3 per Cent — 1 05, Ditto, 5 per con t. - Grenada Bonds, 1% per Cent. 0 Ditto. Deferred Greek Bonds ..... Ditto ex Over-due Coupons — .." 1 , Melcicaa 5 per eery.., 1816 Ditto, 3 per Cent.-- Russian Bonds Ditto, 414 per Cent Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent Spanish 5 per Cent. 1840 4 94 Ditto. 3 per Cent 49 ' 4 9 Ditto. Account Ditto. New Deferred 22 % 2 4 - rer 6 4 1 ' 4 Spanish Corn. Cert. Coup. not funded 3 2 1 78 4 4 Venezuela Bonds, 3 1 ,E per Cent.— Dividends on the above payable in Lon don' ~ 0o 25c' French 4% per Cent. Exchange ' 7ll IF French Renter, 3 per Cent — 25f. - d Exchange pc g o Dutch 2% per Cent. 12 Guild.... Ditto 4 per Cent. Certificates .•• 90 3 4 %