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. ... , • • -,.,, Tll E Sl3 .1. -, 4 , I_, OND 0 N . 114 ON * D A Y E V 101: 1 4 4 i. f.s. - G., JUN t E 18 1855, ____ - ... V ...V • . • ROYAL LITERARY FUND SOCIETY. : -as books of reference and perhaps a social cup of tea. room unconnected with the immediate objects of the 1 Charles T. Jago ( 184 0), recently serving in the Enter- crops will be rather light. Sh ou ld it please God t o con - pRICFS OF STIARHS Why, the exa mple of the Royal Society showed Chit charity-thi? purchase, or portial purchase ot a lituar,- at , prise, ;Mt:every-ship, to the Hennes., ,',', s - ewe:Hoop ; et i ti- ee the present one weather the harvest will not be _ ea even the most eminent philosophers required a greater the expense of thefund-will be but ill received. If nothing i IVoolwich. 'so backward as many believed.-Leeds .Mercury. .' A generel meeting of the members of this society was La BANKS, Ab p - "S A 'U N R I A- E N s, CE S, , rO A C N K D o . OTHER COM stimulus t o make them meet in order to kindle the fire further is intended than that a society of literary gentle- 1 - Surgeon-Henry Richardson, M.D. (1851), recently The rains we have had at intervals during the last ten held at Willis's-rooms, Piing-street, St. James's; on' _es_ see • of the social instincts among their fraternity. That so- men should have soirees at their own expense, that editors serving in the Crane, 6, on the west coast of Africa eta- days have produced the most astonishing improvement . Saturday, to take into consideration the report of the From the Ofilcial List. ciety, it was well known, had starved on tea, but now and publishers and authors should be invited to forward , tion, to the Castor. in the appearance of the country. The grass crops, . , special committee appointed to inquire into the propriety fl ou r is h e d o n dinners. (A. laugh.) If I knew the cha- their publications, mero motu, as gifts, to some Clerk-James H. Jackson (1848), to bo paymaster to which Were previously very poor, have advanced rapidly. punusHrm ilyEßy TuFADAY AND FalnaV EVENING. of applying for a new charter extending tire scope and ratter of literary ' men at all, he ventured to say that a central point for the convenience of literary men- the Alarm, 26, at Devonport. The sward is thick and the herbage only requires length, LONDON, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1855. ohjsets of the corporatioo. middling dish of s so uchong" would not be a sufficient all this is matter of private arrangement. se that T em porary Clerk-S. W. Nettleton, to the Victory, which it is very rapidly attaining, to insure most abun- GIS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. . •', Tne chair was taken by Mr. B. B. CABBELL, 11. - P attraction for them. (As laugh.) Such cold and spare the funds of the society be not touched, no one, of course, 101, flagship, At Portsmouth. dant hay crops. Potatoes and other root crops are coin , who, in introducing the business, read a letter from th . e Dividend , Amount di e t as that on which the gods might feed was not what has a right to utter one word of objection to a certainly As•sistant Clerk-Jonathan Mayne, to the Hermes. ing forward well, and the cereals are looking extremely . M:trquis of Lansdowne, tt,e resident of toe fund (who Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. the godlike votaries of literature would generally flock. harmless, and probably useful, project, which, in this Midshipman-Him. J. T. V. Mostyn, to the Royal beautiful, whilst the fruits promise. great abundance. eves unable to be present from having to attend a Cabi-Annum. Share. (A. laugh.) On the 'other hand, supposing they had a limited sense, is creditable to the feelings of the pro- Albert, 121, flag-ship, ie the Black Sea. During the last two days we have hail a copious fall of - net Csuneil), expressing doubts as to the policy of the . • comfortable clubhouse and some of those agrintens which posers. But, if we read the " proposals " aright, it was rain, which is most acceptable.-Manchester Courier. ' £ s. d. X S. d. e proposed changes in the constitution of the society. MILITARY'. Next in interest to the war, and not of less importance British •• •• •• •• •• •• •• - - - - he confessed that he thought would be necessary, how intended that a certain portion of the revenues of the 20 0 0 20 0 0 20 Ditto Provincial.... 71. Mr. CHARLES DICK- NS as the chairman of the special se , were t!ley . to . compete with the Athenannn and Literary Fund should he applied to these new pin-poses ; On Friday last the 15th (King's) Hussars were re- to the nation, is the prospect of the coming harvest. The Brighton • • •:.• •• •• . 51. 20 0020 0 0 15;a ...eernmittee, nresented the report, which recommen led other institutions of that class, whi c h wer e not and, with every respect for the distinguished men who viewed by Major-General Feign at Exeter. The corn- crepe, like the arihn have been severely tried by the ci t y e e L e nd e r ' .....'. 46.14. 100 0 0 150 0 0 90 hat henc.eforth the administrative body of the society 50 0 0 43 10 0 - weighed in the race, as this society would be, with conceived the project, we cannot but agree with the ma- mender complimented the officers and the men , upon length and coldness of the winter; but adeli gw h h t i f eul t i , Continentalt3dCap.)... i-- . . s iould be enabled to grant revocable annuities to die- 35 eleemosynary burdens ? If, thersfme, they were to enter j inty of the meeting who carried the amendment moved their high state of efficiency. change hag taken place during the last fortnight,Equitable ........... 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all ,I% trosseil men of letter e and scientific writers, to the ex- . , 1r M• Milnes W • Geat Central -- • 81 per cent. 10 0 0 all i the field with these more favoured rivals with any cnance lay - A . • • - • e believe that there rcom for The officers of the Royal Fforse Artillery stationed gives promise of better thing's than we ventured to anti- Imperial .. •• .. . 10'85 bonus. 50 0 0 all 110% tent of a certain limited proportion of the income deriv -40 0 0 , ~ of success, they most incur' great risk of forfeiting the much reform in the management of the funds of the in Dublin have aesumed the new regulation full drese foieate in the long, dreary months of winter, or under independent .............-... . 51, :Ahle from the seciety'B real property or vested funds ; London• • ............ - 50' 0 0 It '-' first condition of their existence-viz., the anplication of _ society. The charge of 5001. for administering 1,5001. •jacket. It is shorn of fully two-thirds of its ancient the cutting blasts which this year took the place of the and also that they should lave the power of granting a great portion of their funds to charitable purposes. soma preposterous; but we do not think that the best splendour, the stripes of gold cording in front, instead breezes of spring.. In a season like the present, in which pr, se ce o lz Par . i : Preference V I . p e = . 6 25 0 0 0 0 , 0 .50 '0 0 - 30 relief hy way of loan. . The report also embraced a plan For the interesteof both it would be far better to keep way to remedy this or any other almee is to superald of presenting one solid mass of lace, being now few the earlier part of the year gave so much cause for un- It a t e nff ......... ...... • p 5l, lop o o 90 0 0 70 In' remodelling the powers and functions of the council ; the twofold functions which they were now asked to to the present duties of the secretary -the managethent and fer • between, and showing a ground of blue cloth easiness, our readers will probably be pleased to have a United General ..•• •• 2/. 108. 50 0 0 rot 20 and comprised a pr. act for superaddiog to the present ~, Westminster Chartered 4,1 per cent. 50 0 0 „ 41 .- of about moo, inch in depth between each bar of lace. statement as to the appearance of the principal cro ' obj , cts of the society, in conformity with the alleged in- combine entirely separate and distinct, all experience of of a cheap Literary. Club. F' , Ditto, New .... •• ••• , - 50 0 0 10 o 0 - • , The jacket is now similar to the undress one hereto- founded on numerous observations made during the last tentions of its founders, the holding of evening me e ti ngs life showing that the cultivation of the social instincts • . • _ • • . ' fore worn by the Hussar regiments,• and is not more week, over a wide range of country, extending from • WATER-WORKS. ;aid coaversazdoni in the rooms of the institution, and .and the relief of distress were 'objects which addressed _ tlaeinseives to altogether 'different - classes. of ' 'nin t h+, VA FAL AN;D 2,11 - LIT4R,Y IIyTiaLIGENCI. expensive. As some set-off, however, to this eclipse Liverpool to Norwich, and from the banks of the Mersey Dividend Amount ahe establishment of a library for purposes of refereuce, of former frippery, a richly-ornamented pouch of to those of the Thames. On the whole, we believe that Nine of Company. ! per I: was also designed that this offshoot of the institution (Hear.) .Mr. Dickens had, good humeeredgteld, them - - . - • • are of Paid. Price. I Annum. Share. that their executive Was asleep ; but, to carry out the •• • Our Malta correspondent, under date of the Nog' o f blue and gold,- with gold lace shoulder-belt, is now for the spring corn fields, peas, beano, and grass are good Altouid hereartet be further developed, if the experiment everywhere, though a week or ten days later than usual; ..figure e they.mest take care that that gentleman. a n d hi s , Ju ne , men ti ons that th e reserve at - Matte .has, by the' the. fist time worn by the officers. .42 s. d. Z . d. inst. with adequate , encouragement, into " a hall or • A draught of the 7 . 11 Regiment, comprising 200 men, that tour of the wheat crops are also good, though _friends did , not wake them tep so suddenly as to make despatch during, the previonedortnight of large draughts East London eelleae for the holgrur of literature and the service of them sump out of the Window and break their necks,' -to the Crimea, been reduced tr, A strength not exceeding under the command. of Captain-Rice, arrived in Dublin there is some defici en cy on p ea ty, chalky, and gravelly Grand Junction I.iterary teen." To effect these purposes, according to 78 the oeinion of counsel (Mr. Sergeant Merewether), a when they might think they were stepping out Of their 5,000. The garrison continues unusually healthy. - on Friday from Kilkenny. They were to embark on soils ; and that there will be as much fruit as the trees went.... - - Lambeth - 100 0 0 - - . f . beds on to the floor., (Laughter) With respect to the A Malta letter announces the arrival, on the evening SaturdAy fer the Crimea. will bear.- Liverpool Times. Newßiver Company . 21 - 10 s. - nem charter was necessary. - - , ! Mr. DICKF.NS moved that the report be adopted. greet of loans or of revocably annuities ,no alteration in 'of the 9th of June, after a long voyage of 23 days f ro M On Friday a troop of the sth Dragoon Guards, under The accounts from all parts of the country are, with- Southwark & Vauxhall 15L per cnt. 100 o 0 2.- - 8934 Mr.. FOnSTF.R. seconded the motion. - -.. ~ , • • the charter was r. ally requisite to authorise the =nag- Portsmouth, of her Majesty's steani-frigate Gorgon, ac- the conernaad el Captain Hayes, were loudly cheers lon out an exception, of a sati s factory character. The wea- West Middlesex -- - 151, per cent. 61 0 0 - 91 Mr. M. X 11;, 1> ALP., proposed 'as an amendment ~ era of. thefund to Modify its distribution in the manner .companied by the Jasper, Grinder, and Cracker, which their passage through the streets of Dublin, the soldiers they has been most favourable for vegetation. Of wheat BRIDGES. " That Vale meeting acknowledges with gratitude the recommended. - latter vessels showed-signs of having experienced rough themselves responding, and appearing in the highest the report is particularly good ;it is rapidly running possible spirits. The men and horses composing the into ear, and is strong and healthy in appearance. Tur- Dividend Amount ' .I:tboure of the special committee appointed to consider Sir E. B. LITTON thought the recommendations of weather. - ' Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. • and report upon the question of a. new charter • for the report had been somewhat Misrepresented, or et At the quarterly examination of naval officer; swho detachment. were all trained within the last three months nips and mangel-wurtzel are doing well. Potatoes are, Annum. Share. . the Literary Fund, and reco„enises the Value of some of least naisunclertood, This was obvious from the rhlicule have been studying the marine steam-engine thermal- by the 3d Dragoon Guards, which, being itself on time generally speaking, in very promising condition ; and Water 100..,,,,,,, o l i a i )t r ie i t t it. w ioo a zso r ,.e k .w. .. o .. f: i. 1 6.... Xs.d.X s. d. • their s..uggestions as subjects for future delibetatiou ; but, .w.hich, in hie eloquent speech, the Lord Bishop had cast ettlly and practically, at the Royal Naval College and in homy establishment, has several recruiting parties out even the hay crop, about which but slight hopes were Hungerford.... - .... - - - 12 coneidering the propesals therein contained to involve an en the proposition to offer some degree of =commode- the Boe steam-tender at Portsmouth, to 'qualify for the for the above-named regiment. Trey are for the pre- entertained, will probably afford a tolerably fair though sent only to proceed as far as Scutari, where they will somewhat light return.-Berksltire Chronicle. - too 0 0 - - en .ire alteration of the nature and intentions of the so- lion to distressed hard-working literary men, whom his • command of ateam-vessels in the fleet, the following - re- ' undergo a further course of drill before being forwarded BRIDLINGTON.-The weather for the last week has - lordshin appeared to think could only be breught to- ceived certificates on Saturday :-Captain J. F. 'B. - 10 0 0 - rola° Old Ann. of 81. 1/. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - 4 ciety, and that its means are inadequate to the attain- •!.)...: la per cent. 50 0 0 - 32% •' undergone an agreeable change. A great improvement Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 1L 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - ment, of those purposes, this meeting is' not prepared to gether by such banquets and entertainments as were Wainwright, Commander C. W. Hope, Captain W. •C. arrived in Kingstown from Liverpool - on has taken piece in the appearance of the grass and corn es% given to those who held hash situations in the State or Aldhain, and Commander F. Moresby. They were Vauxhall ............ 16s. 70 10 3 -217 i, recommend the application for a. new charter r to carry - t0,4 , 1.1 h ; Crimea. a. in Parliament. The founder of that Society (.Tr. David named in the order in which they passed. Friday, bring,ing with her 112 horses and 58 men be- crops in this neighbourhood, and the farmers are expo them into effect. The hon. gentleman, in supporting the Williants) took a very elevated view of the literary cha- Rear-Adrairal Fremantle will hoist his flag as super- longing to the 4th Light Dragoons, under the command riencing as fine a turnip time as could be desired.- DOCKS. aram'imen', polnteil to the fact list their excellent pre rode; considering that the profession belonged t, the intervient of the transport service for Balaklava, &c., on of Clow= Marshall, and embarked in the course of the Yorkshire Gazette. . Dividend • Amount sident, in the lett :r that had been jest read to them, had aristoeracynof the. country, and drew a marked distinc- board the Prometheus steam-sloop, at Plymouth (to day 72 horses and 108 men belonging to the 4 th and DRIFFELD.-The delightful change in the weather has • Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. &;."'.i.• , 1 hi+ int .n ion if til. proposed changes' were ner- Annum. Share. Lion between the charity bestowed On any other indivi heel which port she is ordered front Plymouth) .on Wednes- sth Dragoon Guards. quite revived the hopes of the country. Vegetation has saite l in. t r•.-.+) ,) his office-an intitaition whicit all , and thearrateful, assistance lent to those whom he had day. The Imperieuse, 51, Capt. Watson, C 13., having It is rumoured that the horses and guns of the demi- made the most rapid progress. The pastures have imn- - X s. cl. l 1: s. d. . ly:1 , -) 1-;,..,, t:+• neale marquis must he aware wasnoot a battery of Artillery at present iu Kilkenny will be fur.- proved as if by magic, and the crops have mend e d won. Commercial -- .. •••• ea pr cent. Stock. Stock. - callo , l the "ornaments of the nation and the guides of completed the repairs rendered necessary by her late ac derfully. Altogether the country is looking very luxu . mei... eau itaai of petulance or meant to be. a threat ; but maankind.".., Aid to such men .ehoirld be ad;pinaterecl in ciilent, left the (lock at Portsmouth on Saturday, and m. ediately sent to the Crimea. East and West India.. 6t. pr cent. Stock. - - }_ war sin-he:ln indicatien that ha.shrenk from the respon-- E o tt. i lt do C n ouritry • . .. ts. precresiii: Stock. • eihiley ishieh - would be imposed upon him if the original swiret, in a ,manoer that respected their feelings as well as will be ready to leave again for the' Ba.tic in a day er A captain, two subalterns, and 60 men from the depot riatt and promising to what it did a fortnight or three battalion at Templemere, proceeded on Wednesday to weeks ago. Turnip sowing is in busyoperation.-Ibid. . Ditto Bond's.... :: .. 41. per cent. - - ccThe commiserated their distress. The necessities of the liana. two. The Devastation,•6, paddle-sloop, Commander de ,- - n- to uti el of the society, were departed from. working. literary man recurred oftener than Mr. Milnee Horsey, arrived at Spithead on Saturday from the West the Curragb, to be engaged under the direction of an The genial heat and sunshine of the last fortnight have St. Katharine ......... 4 per cent. Stock. - • - clet..ge; in (pie • tion were not calcnlated to effect the ob• Engineer officer in constructing works for the training of wrought a wonderful change on the general aspect here seemed to suppose, and it would theref me be more in Italia station to be paid off. This ship was commissioned -otithempton ........ ea os per a 50 0 0i 50 0 6 - j,:et, , l their :id vocates, but, even if they were likely to be the men who are to be encamped there this summer. vi c toria ............ se. percent. 20 0012 0 0 I sileci•-fni, twat society had not the requisite .7eeans for aa Micordance With the objects of that institution that he by•Conarnander (now • Captain) Cohn 'Yorke Campbell, ' of old terra, which seems throbbing in anxious intent yet should reeceive a certain assured ailment of income, and her crew are in an efficient state. They will be paid The depots of the 24 or QueeWs, 14th Regiment, 40th to furnish us with an early and abundant harvest.- ' JOINT-SrooK BANKS. tai , ..i: theta. The first charier: recommended-s viz , that •, ' without having to come knocking at their doore with down and granted leave before being draughted for fur- Regiment, 60th Rifles'," and 69th Regimeat will form the North British Daily Mail. Dividend Amount •- , leveed of grantina assistance to authors when in circurn repeated applications for relief, and exposing his wounds ther service in other ships. She brought no news, and depot battalion in Athlone garrison. The weather for the last week has been everything Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. The Govarrement having decided on concentrating that could b® wished to help forward the growing crops, . St:trees of distress in scums sufficient to enable them to annum. Share. 3 . t . each return of his distress. Ageip, a literary man left the same evening for Woolwich. The steam-trans -000 troops in the neighbourhood of Exeter, Gen. Elen, both as it respects a supply of rain and highly raised e - :afresh in .their career and depend uon their pir. refight have assured his life, but, being in difficulties, ports Peninsula and City of Ahsrdeen arrived at Spit- 4, X s. d. £ s. d. own exertion; *for their future support, the y . ghould rodaht be unable to pay hie premium ; in, which case a head on Saturday hear the East ; neither of them the Commander of the Western district, inspected Wood- temperature.-Gloucestershire Chronicle. bury, Lynipstone, and Blackhills on Saturdiiy last, for The weather this week has been all that could be de- 84% • spread site aid - they no ar • gaye at one time over a . 1u5tra1a5ia........... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 68% loan from that society would be a great benefit'; arid, as brought any invalids from the hosemital.' The Fire Qtreen, llritish North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 " 0 period of years in time -shape of annuities, was a prime - for there being security for repayment, he 'hal so high steatn•eacht,M aster-Commander Paul, conveyed..A.dmiral the purpose of . aiscertainieg the best vet for the proposed sired. Warm suns and generous showers have alter- ( C 2 o o r i r o u n r l cial of London. , 4 5/ 1 . per z i t , 1 10 03 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 5 g 0 :: • elbow of eery doubtful wisdom, and it ' was even _guess en opinion of the character of the profession as to believe the night lion.theEarloWundonald,G.o Bo on ahruise camp- He was accompanied by Captain Hanley, of the fiated, and have had their natural effect ; the growing lonian .........•.: '' ::::. 61;Wcent. '25 0 0 25 0 0 - a" nle whether the se resent mode was not adapted to that 99 not - of every 100 of these advances would hi. from Portainouth on Saturday. The Hecla mercan. 11 my al Eilgineers. corn, grass, potatoes, &c., have come up rapidly, and Lond•Char.l3k. of Ails. 20 0 0 all 0 201 ferd more serviceab relief to the recipient than the London and County .. 12/. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 faithfully reimbursed. - (Hear.) What the so-oda' camellia tile steam-vessel, purchased by the Government, .and . - e --- flour has conic down. The wind hare however, once or one sreree•ited as a, substitute ; but, be that as it mieht • MILITIA. Londr. and Westminstr 161. percent. too 0 0 20 0 0 46 ~,,•. , tee wished was to raise the literary man from a mendi. which. arrived at Portsmouth last Saturday week to be . twice veered to the east, and temporarily chilled the at- London Joint• Stock ... 101. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 -no alteration in the charter was demanded, to enable The Worcestershire Militia, have now been in training. mosphera-Balifax Guardian. Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 cant attitude and put a stop to the continual obtrusion fitted as a water distilling vessel for Balaklava, to supply Body The weather during the past week has been highly then, te vary their pramiee in this respect should a. inc,- at Wor :ester-for upwards of six months, and the Ditto, New......... 86. per cent. 10 0 0 all - of the begging-box. Then, as to the establishment of a thestroops in the Crimea, was taken into the dock vacated Presents quite a martial appearance. It ie expected that • favourable for the whole of the growing crops, and corn difica.tion be thou-At advisab'e. Then, as to the graetina hall in which to held their social gatherings, many a. plain by her 'Majesty's ship Imperieuse on Saturday, and will the regiment will shortly receive orders to 'march. to especially is making satisfactory progress. Turnips and la t ti . ci i. r r a o co l f o c r i r a e l l o ai t t. :? .. , 4 3 t i . , per cent.ceu cent. 1 5 0 9 9 g r s ig c o , 2 - o f necunitry leaes, there would be the greatest diffi- - modest man of letters might have no idea nor even the forthwith be fitted with steam. apparaus, on plans Bug.. Ditto, New ...... T. 8/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - culty iEI carrying out such a principle. Hoar, for in- Aldershot% Orientrd Bank Corpora. I 101.1). ct&bs. 25 0 0 all 37% means, of going to the Athenmurn, but still might wish Bested by Mr. T. Grant, the controller of victualling, mangel wurtzel are also doing well, and the ;rase, though stance, were they to secure their repayment 2 Secrecy , . e Infantry, • - must necessarily be very short in quantity, is coming , The Royal Elthorne Lieht Lieut•-Colonel it g s i t i olu n ati f is a t_ t r i a st u r a zia . ~... Iff i p. e e r t. c Bs IT 1? - , 0 0 t, --. to meet in frie,nlly cenverse with his fellows ; and &a She will have condensers all round the ship, and L. M. Prior Commandaiit, was inspected atUxieridge on forward better than at one time was to have been ex- Ditto ..........:::. I33l:p P er cent. -71 N and confidence were now the verY eat en ce of their ope it was desirable that the Inember4 of that institution will be able to distil 40 tons per day of freeh water from 210 0 A%. rations, and could they seriously mean to sue a litsrary Thursday by the Assistant AdjutanaGeneral, on waich petted.-Dover Cltronlcle. Union of London ..... 1 10/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 28 Man who•was a defaulter in respect of a loan in the should have a rallying point where they could cerdiatly sea water. This vessel has been renamed the Wye. The 1 Union of Madrid ... ~ - 40- 0 0 all 29U comity court ? Ww.:l• - .!. such a proceeding as that be cal- shake halide to-day with the men whoni they had bone- Rockliffe sailing transport left Portsmouth on Saturday occasion the it:spec:tine officer expressed himself highly During the whole week the weather his been most euleted to uphold the honour and dignity of the literary fited by stealth the day before. (Hear, hear.) evening for the Thames. The Falcon stsam-corvette, gratified with the regiment, both for its perforesanca in seasonable, and a magical change has been produced in CANALS. the field aad the - very high character the men had acquired the state of the crops. On Wednesday evenins, and, profeesion, for whica they were so solicitous 2 w Mr* FCERSTEn appealed to the =marring committee to 14,,Commander Pullen, arrived at Portsmouth on &ter- Names of . per obvious that in many cases these se•called loans would give roam assurance that they weillffaveurablyen ter- day from Queenstown with a detachment of the 3d-Buffs, fur their good conduct while billetted for so many indeed, throughout the night, and till near mid-clay yes. Names of 1 Dividend di... .5 Dividend t tin the recommendations of the report as to. loans, and whom she landed et the dockyard. The Nile, Indiaman, months on the inhabitants. This regiment musters terday, we had a continuous f a ll of rain, without sto rm Companies. 1 per i Price Companies. ti ' Price. degenerate into mere gifts withoutthe grace appertaieinaA Annum. • annuities.. ! ' sailed from Spithead - early this morning for Calcutta, upwards of 1,000 men , a ,,,1 th e inspecting officer stated . and the effects need be of a highly beneficial character. 1 Annum. ! cn ; to such a form of relief. Next e nny attempt to combine , - • Carlisle Patriot. • The CHAirriAN could assure the meeting that the ge e Time cotter yacht •Sparrowhawk s 2, Messrs. 'Edwin Galt that it was toe etrongest military corps in the service_ ..a ' X The Berkshire esegiment is now named with the Ox- A most beneficial change his occurred in the appear- •'ishtn &Cleat 93 71. p. et. 139 , Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 51% a club or literary sodality with that fued, judgin g fr om veining body hal rat other desire but . to promoto the , anthCa s wine merchante, - owners, will bo &snatched the experience of sirni:ar enterprises was likely- to be comfort earl - Wellbeing ,of the literary nrefession, and, from Portsmouth to the Baltic fleet on the - 25th inst. fordshire and. two other corps fur duty in the Mediter- ante of the crops during the last f Ttnight. Copious , showers have almost everywhere Hien, and from the Barnsley• .• • 16'1 - - geath ...... 100 16/. 150 , attended with sienal failure. Such an aisociation should, Abr.; 15C, V. - Oxford...-. 100 13 , . - , that heyt 'would - give the suggestions tliat had been mace They will gratuitonsly take charge of and deliver renew!. . On Wednesday last Colonel Stehelin, accompanied hy sun having Rhone forth brightly for the most part of the c iii3 o ri v kll e nll l 'i t ;S :• g st n .' la 2 4 5 Lr. .2e 9 9 3 i P t ea eis k en l ; ° s r . e . s . t .. 3 7 0 8 s! i'l ls. S i% in feat, spring out of a It want, if it were to be cre,ated their best and most serious consideration. (uo3r.) any packs es' for th© officers of the.fleetabut the Mem at all, but there a in tuh no urgent demand to The . 'question was then put to the, vote, when the atlreinent of each package must not exceed one cubic Captain Catty, of the 6th Regiment of Foot, now eta- time, the effect has been extraordinary in pushing on Derby •• •- - 100 . 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 17. 10s. 60 give rise to a, Imaithy, self•supporting o „rr:aniAation a•mendment was declared to be carried, and the preceed- foot. The steam-transport Victory, N 0..-193, arrive(' at tinned ie Leeds, sus acted WoodhouseMoor for the veeetetion. "Tile wheat, although still late, is rapidly marnreaCha 69 2% p.m.. - Somrset Coal 140 - - of that character. The engrafting. of such a machinery i 518th Royal Trish' ; Captaint t r h e e t t e e r ne e s o 3 n o ti f n t i b i continue any p gloomy terminated. Portsmouth yeeterday from time Er. She landed at purpose af reporting as; to its eligibility for an encamp- advancing towards ear, and should the present warm G e ri o utaai r ri . ceralt o o 6 3!.. pact. 49a Do L_k Fdist - - nonn their preent seciety would also abstract lands' ju g s . Malta Ca ,rain Kell - of the mewl for the 4th West Yore Militia. Should he en- 140 100 41. - Shrewsbury.. D., 6 p Ct.l 1. pr. ct. 121:4 Stilr'd &Wore 121 281. 425 I 125 which were preperly applicable to a different pnriioW, , . ~ ~ . ----- carreement be funned it will be for 1,000 m e n . An _ ' (From - the:nines of this d ui Gore of the 3d Baffs r and •Lieutennat Sullivaii of the 30th Regimen:es. She brought home Capta,in Ro ' bertson, m s y oo a ri ptr e ett p s , i 3 ;r e l . reg T a u rd rn in ip g OrandFurrey 145 and would probably end. in. swameiegs litre. Besides, . , . . Grand Union 100 1/.os. - Stoarbridge., - 12/. 285 • It may net be for even amid ,he din of was and IR in course of formation on NV s vo d encitim potent • s • att 0 sowina •is beingrapid ly pushed on, and the S wedish variety, .t a e l e ie nt S t s ei heeti i gg 6s. Od. 634 S w ever e n ß a a n i n 21i 2/. 28 there was .the Athempura Cluh already in existence.: Ifa the cOltisimi of Itestile armies, that, we have in more ' of•the 30th R,eginient ; Lieutenant Handley of the &gots common, 13eyerley, for 5,000 men, and it is proposed which had been sown for some time presents a vigotous Leed: s &Liv,; l loo 25/. ! --. Wa 3 rwick &} hme.vever, a Literary CLub were really needful, • let; it-he,2/. 20 is;thtp en an hadependest bash , d then t 1., an ien the two nesies ~ qiiiet, timeeand on more than one occasion dravrn aqem•r- Grua ; ••Lieutenant Ilarvy, of the Rifle Briaadee A's to encamp about 20,000 altogether in the north of and healthy appearance. The hay crop, which at one Leicester ...•1100 5 . 49,(, Birming. 100 • ' E.lvll. id Leiestr Bslilth 83 - 28% Warwick & 1 time threatened to be unusually light, from the altered 1. i 11 twit to tha peeceithle einharras,mentS '•)• that' Sue*y . giOnait - Stiraeon • Menzieg, 93d Highimtnders ; Mr. Mos e ~• ei f a • . . , - . iii'arlit usefully do their„work an their separates herds. --.• Loughborogh 112 707. , 575 Napton...3 100 whichhhin-i instituted for the rslief,of literary Men in dis- R. C. C..?, Mr. Blacestong .P.O. ; - Mr. - Hardy,' hrr• Ma- • The . Noetliumberland Light Infantry Regiment of state of the weather will still realise a more abundant Momnouthsh 100 - . worcstr & 1 SI. POLOCK, in econ.lino• the amendment; e P itad tl ie • • ; • . , NT . e , , M - htie end-78 2/. 23% tr , ..34 urn! or their destitute widows and iirprans, . The Jeety A s ice-wonsne at Censtantinople ; Captain Smith ; --Ad ', -r command of Lieutenant-Colonel Bigge, is return than could lately have been anticipated. Mntgrnerystt 100 - - - I Thrrninma s t preamble of the original char Sere obtained-in 1E18.• de , Loeritre 'Fund Society has failed in carrying .out the 32..reen, late crew of the ateenatrahoport, HydasPes ; 9 now under training at Alnwick e after having somewhat Potetoes.generally present a regular healthy appearance, MeltnAfwbry 100 - - iWilts & Brks! -10 s. Od. - c:a, irg that the objects of the fund were to " protect and eajests Which its ' faunderl and suppeTtees have h a d in men, la•e crew of the steam-transport Crotesn4 •; ••9 men, recruited its pull-there. ~ Tee corps, however, contains, as .And look almost everything that could bedesired. Alto-reiieve persons ef germius and learning. or their familia .e, . I.VSURANCE COMPANIES. wi.:, , •-•, partly 'from vaeillation and uncertainty of adinibia late crew of the transpert Echunga ; and 2 eergeaat e -of yot, mit more than 300 men, which is not one-half its gether the prospects of the husbandman are highly en who shall IT:e in want" and ceritended Vett they %venal . Dividend Amount nominal streeethe .• • - •' a '• ' •-- • the - ho - ' ' 9 strittiohe amid p.trtly bechose VA. in was le its' le. yal Artillery, efimnleelrivers; 15 rank and file. of eouragieg.-Newcastle Journal. flea be justiEed lir now introducing oroaaie chanees- into In the North .Durham Regiment of Militia a strong . Name of Company. per •of Paid. Price. .• Tiattire and compass unequal to the accomplishment of 'ls Artillery, amid 1 woman to Gibraltar. - - • - . • ' Annum. Share. their constitution. _ ai,.........ii:- -.ln ....., ..... ... • .• - -- • . • . . .• ... . . .. , - - . . L. ref cT.tvLEY was Willing to leave _the matter of an ritities and I,lan. in the bands of the executive. As to atiV delicac7 of feeling in regard to the ac,:eptanceot:gra tidt7e,, in t ai of loans, by distressed author:, such per- SOPS 11:td it now in their own power to convert_ any they receiv,ol in the frrmer shape into a loan by suiise qn-iitly making a donation to the society, or other Kis° re-iinbur , ing it...A4zain, there roiht be certain anoma'Ls in the present con-titution of their executive body ; bet it ,lonbtful whether a theoretical improv,:ment in that r—spect wield he worth the expense of a new charter, not the principal question the meeting ha 1 to consider was nlicfther they could join on to a purely charitable `ution a literary college or club ; and, looking at , recce between the two, would it not be oyer , training tieir existing powers to adopt a clia-ge wouid be much ii.!;.e an endeavour amalgamate Caelsea Hospital with the Army and Navy Club lan4ll ) Then, as to fund 4, it was said they had a con siderabie incomo at their dispoca!, but surely it could not be contemplated that they should divert it from its pre sent .purpuee. On the other band, if they were limited to any surp'us that might remain after fulfilling their le gitimate duty, such a resource would be ir4nitely too small for carrying out with any degree of efficiency the new obl3cts for which the proposed .halt or C011(.. , e The promoters of that project ini•ght in iced be reckoning on deriving nn increased incom e from its .., . ~,, Xa , , 0.14' t 4 , t ~.. , . fit the c3sent-al them organise their Q.AIR society and obtain their inaaano in the (bat instance, and then, if deemed expedient, £he t , .vo bodies could amalgamate on eqral tern , : (116ar.) . . Mr. C. Dicajaaa - reaarded the complaint of the lament able deficiency of their fonds, after the astauadina an d, unanswered statement made by Mr. Dilke of their tinan-. vial resoarees, as about the most bitterly ironical thing which the human mind could conceive of that eaciety. Milnes had approached the question of - loans - en tirely in the character of a lender, but let him approach it in the character of a borrower, and put it to them aai a matter of fteling, whether they could not irnagne the case of a high-spirited literary man who would come to them nut for a zifla a but far a loan. The noble lord ('Stanley) said, " Oli ! he can have a ican a and(lan pay it bleb: :vain." But how "By sula , cribiag to the itsti, trit:ora u But was there a man in. that room who, after being relieved with—say 1001., would have the no , Licity tO pot l.tettilf dOr.vn as a donor. of 1001. to the. fowl 3 Why, :inch an ilea, argued an amount of rni ,, canception of the hononr and dignity - of the literary nrale.sion which it arts aina,zing to hear from Poch lips. Tile!) they Were told that there was the Athenccuoi Club already open to them. So-also WnS that resnecalblo'eetablishment the Landon Tavern.—(a. laugh)--which A.a,4 about as ac• ale?sible to literary men and pretty touch as expensive a 4 ", the Athena. , ,tur. All that the repnrt suggested was tits: an experiment on a limited scale and at a very small ad. ( . Vt%ical coat ahould be tried in the present rooms of the. scrcte .r, and tliee, if nnfortunately they should .fail in exciCu L ; among the profession an inerea3ed interest in the objects of tlae insattition, and so did not gain an ac cesFipn, of subscribers, no possible harm would liaye been done, anti the project need not be carried any further. Mr. Milues had asked the advocates of - 1 this scheme why they did not found such a society as they W., Jet! ; but they might just as reasonably alit. Ilium aid the other conductors of that institution why th Lior.. (I ,, ue iiy them, especially as they had their r ie e e n .i , l 3 i r n, vd fund, their 2001 . a-year with " h 'c'' to fuW ta that . they original intentions of the founders iey no w altogether blinked. The alterations itt plait, airy : I :: ,., r , eport for assisting their class were' and were suggested by literary men with up that s!amaeriaga for their art, wile desired to rinse society and make it do more for literature thatirrihte;vacirt bad done or was likely to do if left'alo.ne. • or knew a that being awakened under any circumstances at t n , y ft time Wits extremely disagreeable—they all objected their Li t erary Fund ii aaQ aah u t bcyond all question the l ev ' ery day aa-er-dept itself. It ought now to be God, they must get it out of b e d el up, and' please some way or anoti,er. (Lauglit:T.) Sir J. FoRBEs was in favour of extending the field of the society's operations, but regarded the report as somewhat indefinite in its recommendation s . The Bishop of OXFORD considered the report as rath er enig . tnatiCal, and, even after the forcible speech o f ar r. Dickens, must say that his doubts of the wisdom ofits proposition were only th© more confirmed.- Th e _ pa . ssage hi that docunient stating that in the greatly altered posltiOu of literature in these days they o u p t "t`e aspire -to sontething beyond a mere eleenrosym.ry alsociatyon," plainly pointed to a great change in their, I .', ll 4ra.and involved. the setting up Of a l i t erar y g uild osier t) engender a common feeling among tb e fri a -a a a • a • --a *Ts of their con won vocation. Now, - iihia:,;iti.tw‘,lvl6,4%-ttiit:eternlei.:;lnyta vas it offered -to together in the of sncit a- society ?- held out by the report practicalwreof t be question. humblest Theoartdterra:t6itioenhs a.jnpton It let . - (From' Ike . ' Tiines of this dgy.) It may not be forgotten, even amid the din of war and tWei:MiAmi: of liestile ermine that . we have in inure qiiiefpxviifictria on more Orin one occasion drawn 'atert tiefl'Otli'd . peaceable einharrassmente of that' society ,v'fifelt a instituted forthe ralef of !Reran , then in dise `,l'''';'3 arel of their destitute widows and iirphans. ' The fo , erary 'Fund S./ciety has failerl in carrying :out the ehjeAs Which its founders and supporters have had in vieee partly from vaeillation and uncertainty of adininie stretione arid pertly beci:tuse tile in;tintibn wag in .Its . nature and compass unequal to the accempliehment of th e et,i,'e-e-eprcipostid. It has more thari once been dis titictly IShown 'that the cost of administration in the. ease of the Literary Fund is erievously heavy, an:l ent „r nit proportion to the amount of relief actually afneled tri literaiy men in the hour of . their * dio-' tree ; and it w'ta shewn last year by comparison of the Opiratinns 'of th'et Literary Fund with these of the Artiste' Benevolent institution that the artists con trived to afford relief to their afffieted hi ethren at a ranch smaller cost than men of letters. Here, then, was a presumption and a pro,f, Many influent:al mernbers ,;f the Literary Fend ,Society 'recognized the - existence and magnitude of the evil, and undertook to provide ae apt remedy. In addition to the defeet= in the worlthig of the institution wrealy mentioned, they pointed out ,iiiieulties,‘arisine. from the censtitution of the manaeing !,‘el:s , , with which it is quite unnecessary to troub!e cur readers. 'The praetieel result of their very ' praise werthy effirts was the appoluttnent, in the begin eine of March in ' the present year, of a spoeiai eommittete; 'authorised to consider and report on I ne question of a new charter, and generally to' offer suggestions that might lead to improvements ie the ivorking of the society. Of the report of that 'special committee we may say, in a word, that itS 'recorrimendations amount to no less a maeter ban the foundation of an institution upon a large a el cArspre;iensive . Scale, to be called "The Literary Insti tution of Great Brittle," into which the pre , sent smaller Literary Fund shall be merged. This is the main ques tion ; other 'minor suggestions for the more economic and effective distribution of the revenues accruing to the Literary Fund Society are quite subordinate to the main point of the foundation of this " Literary Institutien of Great Britain." On Saturday the proposal was sub mitted to the decision of a LTenerai meeting of the Lite rary Fund Society. The opinion of counsel had been taken as t e the proper legal steps to be adopted, should the views of the special committee receive the assent of the general-meeting. The opinion, however,' pointed to the necessity of raisin g an entirely fresh fund for the new olejects contemplated by the special committee, end to procuring a new charter or a new act of Parliament, in order. that . the pro Posers may be 'enabled t, carry their purposes into effect. As we understand the opiniOn.of Mr. Serjeant Merewether, appended to the report, in no case can the funds subscribed " far the re lief and protection of persons of genius and learninge . 'or their familieS who shall he in want," be diverted . to any other purpose, as long -a4 the claiMs of so Many ceiph-'1 canto are unc-atisfied. '• • . " . . . ' ' ' It this be the l aw , w e co nf ess th a t r - , in our opinion, it is also the common sense of the matter. 'The mektrig held on Saturday at Willis's Rooms crene to the same cenclusion, and Very discreetly 'digctudecl the report of the select; committee. The Isilarquis of 'LunSdewne; the president, although- not present at the meeting, for'vvarded a written intimation' to the effect that if the proposa,le of the sel-ebt ceonitteo• were adopted he imist terniiiiatebis connexion with the society, :mil Mr. M. Milties—after Mr. C. Dickens had presented the reprt—moveil an ' amendment neentiving the . propoSals 'contained in it. The3e, as we. have before staled, recommended an applicatipn for a charter uniler which it woithl be lu .v for a cetinellto found a literary etch, to collect a library, t cites eirses, and, c ineurrently with thee:, object 3, to afford'relief todistreOed literary men from the funds of with largt discretionary peers the'presert society, as to the mode of rel ief. Nov, these proposals imply a gr- , a.f. deal, or they may,amourt to very little indeed. The ifteyal Aeademy grew from. a humbler 'acorn, and yet the "proposals" may only imply the fout.datisin of at, (Efferent club. ' Let us take the first of these t vn hyp.). theses. We can syranatliie with the splendid vi , ,ion (1 a " LiterarY Institution ,of Great Britain" e hick should rival in splendour and dignity the gre4 Friuch Academy. tVe can understand that these gentlemen who , by their genies and industry, hare won, and who lri,ve all, dcs~rve<L to win, the roost prominent place among If;riglisli men of letters should. have- no objetVem to an institution in which they* must cf necessity hold the most prevenient pliztes. Certainly as yet English literature has thriven • without the help of corporate nurses. In the fine arts an academy may he of great service., It c in teach young artists LoW to paint, and exhibit their performancei to the public, whet deemed worthy of the honour. There is little . or no analogy between the fine arts and litera-• 1 Cara in these respect'.. If honourable recognition of the merits of distinguished literary men be the point awed at, this can be accomplished in other ways. In short, wo cannot say as yet that we have .been made aware of any ?great desire, either on the, part of literary men or of the publie, for the fouuiation of a " Literary Institution of Great Britain" upon a great scale, like the French Academy. If this be not the real aim of the committee, we know no reason why a number of literary gentlemen should not hire rooms, or a clubshobse even, collect a library, principally comprised of books of reference, and have snug little tea-parties or conversazioni at the cost of 2.5. a head, once, or oven twice a week. We know of no conclusive reason why the committee of such an institution should not admin ister the revenues of the Literary Fund, and administer them economically and well. But, as far as mere clubs gn, there is the Athenaeum already, and there are other clubs of a more or less literary character. There is the British Museum, the London Book Seclety in St. jairiee's-squara—there era half a dozen 'other large public . libraries dotted about the town. The • iv)iittington Club, if we mistake not, supplies every faoility_ for tea coteries and ieunions. ... Thus; in one way or anot h er, a ll the o bj ects .at .whichLth.e propo ac -, re of the new "Literary Institution of Great Britain" :11) y; :o b, l o a rIn r 517.1 0 . oezittlandir carried , practice / , n, matter stands. We , ereconfi4,,nt that we do but give utterancett; the general when we' , say that any -proposalthe ILlterary-F4u)r Fund to the available 're- . s tfl r e c i s n p tended, by the feen u der t s o , any no Tr ° , a th tt e- e r r ' " he r w P ha e r g in tl i i , e s i : or laudable—such as the hiring of clubrooms or of extra The brig. Childers, 12, sailed from Plymouth on Satur day with mails for the Cape of Good Hope. The frigate Cadiope, 2G, having been umnasted, was paid off at Devonport on Saturday. The Implacable, 72, having been masted, was warped to the jetty at Devonport on Friday to be rigged. The steam-sloop. Prometheus, 5,. is ordered be be got ready with all despatch, and she will probably sail to-day for Gibraltar. The frigate Alarm, 26, is ordered to be put in commission. A court- Martial assembled on Friday on board the flag ship Im pregnable, 104, Captain C. Wise, under the presidency of AOmiral Plumridge, to try Mr. Lang, boatswain of the llindo,itan, 78, in ordinary, on a charge of drunken nesq., when he was sentenced to be dismissed the service; • The hired screw Steam-shipErnprey Eugene, Captain ,Simpson, belthiging to the We'-tern . France Steam Navi gation-Company, arrived at Plyrn - outh on Friday, in 46 hours from Liverpool. She will probably go to the TharneS to embark medical stores for the Crimea. The scre*.tranipert Tyneinoeith sale l On Saturday, with a ,letachment of Oh Laid Transport . Cerafor the Crimea. Tsie• transport •Shooting 'Star, haiing had defects ma , le gnarl at the- Devonport Dockyard on Thursday, is ex pected to embark the Northampton' Militia to-morrow for the Med; tri ansan.. • By the steamship Iberia, which arrived . ntSouthamp-, ton from Gibraltar, we have the . follo'ing items of naval and . military The Spanish hired steamship Cantabria,. with phwder, shot, &e."; left for BilaklaVa on the 29t0 nit. Her Msjesty's steam trb tpship Tlima laya, with a det;ictiment of the Land Transport . Carps, horses; and 'Miles, left Gibraltar, on the 31,t ult. f or Balahlatzv The Samuel pr , ceeded on her voy age to the 111;:4,' with shot- ar,d shed, the same day. Her Majesty's stearn-sloop the Malacca, which parted cfirtipmy 'with the G , lrgon in the Bay in 'consequence of bat weather, arrived at Gibraltar en tho morning of the '1.4 instart , , with the. gliribbats Clinker, Beier, ;and . Fancy. They left cn the 21 . The steam transpert Aihatros, seven' days froM Woolwich, with shot and si,e!l for the Crimea, arrived out on the 31st nit. 'l`fe Peninkila, en route from -Balillava for Spithead,r was detvined at Gibraltar, in o.on , ,equence of a derangementin her macinnery. 45 horses were put on boar,!, the British' brig M ary Ai m N e W et t , o n the 2d inst., for con veyance to the Crimea, 'The transport Robert Lowe was ekpected at Gibraltar, to embark the 18th Regiment, for the Ea-t. She is reported to' have left Malta on the 23 t nit., and her non-arrival ii stated to be caused adverse wirrls: 'rime American ship Monarch of the Seas arrived at Gibraltar • from Liverpool, with coals for the French Government, on the Ist inst. She will be towed to Marseilles by the steamship Whitehaven. A telegraphic order has reached Sheernes"s for the Peninsular and Oriental Company's . transport Persever ance, Captan Henry Harris, to take her troops on board to-day.' PreVious to her embarking them she is to be inspected by the Captain - Superintendent, the Master- Attendant, the Master - Shipwright, and the Civil Engi neer of the - yard. The Alban paddle-wheel steam.vessel Lieutenant-Commander W. E. Fisher, left Sheerness yesterday morning for Shoebury, to convey artillery from the barracks there, who are to embark on board the Perseverance. The artillery in garrison at Sheerness are under orders to embark to-day. ( From the Maidstone Journal.) IVI.A.msToNE.--The bine in some places has now reached the tops of the poles, but the rapid growth they lately attained has been checked by the cold weather of the last; few days. The gardens look . perfectly healthy, and but few fly have been seen, ev°n in places where they have usu:dly been found: "200,0001. and out with the foreigner" is now the cry. BARMING.—The hop bine is generally good in this parish, and graves very fast. The prospect at present is favourable for an average crop. There is scarcely any fly. CRANBROOL—The hop bine is progressing rapidly and favourably ; and the midsuininei• shoot is now developing it , elf. Here acid there a leaf is to be found with- a soli tary fly thereon, but they • are few and far between. Strong pickets of fly goldings are on the look out, and, consequently, we have nothing to apprehend from the enemy at present. ITOLTANcnounNn.--The bine continues to grow vigo rously, and presents a very healthy and promising 6p per.ranee, being free from yerLain, and exhibiting no Signs of disease._ LOOM—The bine is very v;gorous and clean at pre sent. We have heard of one fly in the parish, and one Only. There are some of the old enemy, the "jumpers," to be seen hopping about, but the bine being very strong we do not fear them, Some of our fruit-trees are sadly infested with caterpillars. • MEtEwoltril.--=Plie lion bine looks remarkably well, and it grows very fait.' There is no vermin at present. PEcruum, EAsr.--The bine continues to grow very fact, and will soon reach the top of the poles. it is bielcing remarkably healthy, is quite free from vermin, and has recovered from the yellow hue. Tying is nearly completed. Tows MALTANG.—The bine is looking as well as the Oldest man in the parish can remember it ever did, and the grounds are in a very high state of cultivation. We are v€ry. much in favour of a heavy duty. There is no vermin. • TICEIIMIST.—Tho bine continues to grow rapidly, and is free from diseage. TITNETUDGE.-Trw hop bine ig growing fast and luxu riantly. A few solitary ily have been found in the sheltered situations. GALWAY.—The weather during the past week has been most favourable to vegetation, and under its genial influence crop of all kinds have considerably. advanced growth. Even the potato sending, forth those broad substantial branches whioilt forcibly remind one of the time when the blight or the rot was unknown in the country. STATE OF TRADE. ' (From,the Manchester Guardian of Saturday.) MANCHESTER, June 15.—We see that the telegraphic report from Liverpool states the week's sale for cotton is not more than 38,710 bales, including 17,060 on spe culation and 2,000 for exportation, being a smaller amount than the sum of the business as reported from day to day. The luotations for fair Americans are the same as on this day week. Only 4,000 bags have been sold to day. notwithstanding the reduction is, the bank's rate of interest, and the receipt of advices yesterday showing a continued upward tendency of price in the United States. It would seem, then, that the utter stagnation produced in Manchester by our attempt to follow Liverpool in the rapid upward course of prices, is exercising a restrictive influence upon the latter market, at least for a moment. Business is completely at a stand, and prices are becom ing daily more irregular, more uncertain, and more purely nominal, GLASGOW, Juno 15.—The cotton market has been very quiet this week, with easier prices. LTHOESTER, June 14.—Several buyers have visited our market with the view of arranging their• orders for the season's demand, and more inquiries are made for useful goods for the home demand. WOOLLEN TRADE. WATI7,RING73URY:—Our bine dill keeps growing fast ; but the fly have made their appearance. We are sorry to say that the pat week has been a very blighting of.e, and has prayed exceedingly injurious to the apple and nut trees. Not much mischief, however, has been done among the Imps . yet. WitoTuazt (LowEil DrvrsroN.)—The hop plantations in this district are lookieg splendid generally, quite clean, and, notwithstanding the changes of the weather, the bine is steadily Climbing up the poles. We are sorry to'see so much vermin in the nut and. currant het yet hope there wriLbe a tolerably good crop of these fruits:' The late genial rains have worked a magic change in the grass crops ; and, indeed, everything looks remarkably well. IYALDING AND WEST FARLEIGII.—The bine continues to grow, though, from the change in the weather, not so fast as it did. We have, as yet. no appearance of fly, but a few jumpers show themselves. (From the Leeds Mercury of Sciturday.) The Tartar, 21, screw steatn corvette, Capt. H. Dun I lop, left Sheerness on - Saturday at 9 .30 r...m. for the Baltic, taking with. her in tow the mortar vessels Manly, ' Sinbad, and Mastiff. The Porpoise mortar•vessel arrived at Sheerness on Saturday at 8 p.m., from the Thafneg. The Glatton floating-battery, Captain Cumming, has taken two of her 68 pounders on boar , /, averaging 96'1 cwt. each.' The remainder of her artnarnent has been taken on board the Calcutta, 84 guns. Tbe Glatton is under crieri to preceecr do*n the Swin on a trial trip of hPr machinery, and also to be triedntider canvw. The Trusty floating battery in No, l dry doek, Sheer-, nem, is progressing in her fitment. ' Her side prOpoller shafts 'are ' being taken dut, arid she will he fitted - with a 14- , feet pitch'smiew propeller, like the Glatton. , _ • ' • - -APPOINTNIENT.B. Lientenants-L-Chartes 0. Wood (1345), who was mid shipman of the Imogyne at Oa forcing of the passage, 6f - the I3:)cea Tigriii 1834, and 'mat) ofttto Own: iii the - operations on the coast of Assyria, and toniharinnent of St. Jean d'Aere, in 1840, and recently serving in the Exmouth, to the Castor, 36, at Chatham ; LEEDS, June Ig.—There has been a lively tone in the woollen cloth markets this week. Both on Saturday and on Tuesday there was a good attendance of buyers in the Cloth-halls, and a disposition was shown to ope rate freely, which was to some extent checked by in creased firmness in prices. Notwithstanding this, a considerable quantity of cloth changed owners, which we have no doubt in the aggregate would be equal to a good average business. The present stock of cloth can not be replaced except at considerably enhanced prices. HunnEssnELD, June 12.—The market to-day .has 'shown an improved character, both in the Cloth-hall and the warehouses. There was a better attendance of buyers, and we hear of additional orders having been received from the continent by several firms. BRADFORD, June 14. Woof. —The market is badly supplied and prices firm. There is a fair amount of business doing in 'Pieces, but there are, great complaints of its unprofitable nature. I • June 9.—There has been rather more busi neqs stirring in the piece and yarn trades, with some slight improvement in the rates lately current. ANOTHER PIRAOY CASE.—Capt. J. M. Louvel, of the French schooner Jeune Dieppois, from Cardiff and Ma laga, reports that on the Bth of April last, at 3 p.m , when 35 miles W.N.W. off Cape Tresforcas, she was boarded by Moorish pirates. There were 12 large boats, containing abut 20 Moors in each. Before boarding they fired eight times at the crew, wounded two of them, and remained on board from 3 till 9 p.m.; not being able to take the schooner in tow, they quitted her, after hav ing stripped all pails, ropes, provisions, and everything else that was portable. This is the second French ves sel lately taken by pirates ; also one English, the Lively. It is time something was done at Gibraltar to protect shipping. [ADVERTISEMENT.] HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS EFFECTED ANOTHER CURE OF BAD LEGS !AFTER FOURTEEN YEARS' DURATION.—Mrs. Goatley, of Dart ford, was afflicted for 14 years with bad legs, and she was - fepeatedly told that it was impossible she could ever be cured ; 18 months ago she became so much worse that her friends were obliged to carry her up and down stairs. At Guy's Hospital they refused to re ceive her, except as an in-door patient, as it was feared amputation-would be necessary ; she then resolved to try Holloway's ointment and pills, and in the course- of nine weeks those remedies alone effected a sound and perfect cure.—Sold by all vendors of metlicire, and at Professor Holloway's' Eitabliqhments, 244, Strand, London ; and 80, Maiden-lane-, New York. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. - - ' X s. d. X s. d. British • • •• • • • • •• • • •• - - - - Ditto Provincial.... 71. 20 0 0 20 0 0 20 Brighton .• • :.. ••• • .. 51. 20 0 0 20 0 0 15g City of London ...... 41. 14. 100 0 0 150 0 0 90 Continental (3d Cap.)... - 50 0 0 43 10 0 - E4uitable •. •. .. •... 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 35 Great Central ....... 81 per cent. 10 0 0 all , 1% Imperial ............ 'W.& bonus. 50 0 0 all 110% Independent ....... • • 51. 40 0 0 i• - London • • ............ - ' 5O 0 0 If .-- Do., Parl. Preference 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 •• Pnce•dx ............, 41. per cent. 60 0 0 50 0 0 30 Ratcliff ..... ....... 51. 100 0 0 90 0 0 70 United General ...... 21. 108. 50 0 0 all 20 Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 Of 41 Ditto, New ........ - 50 0 0 10 o 0 - • WATER-WORKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. I per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. _...._- .4". s. d. £ s. d. East London Grand Junction .... - . 4'. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 68% Kent.- - - 78 Lambeth - 100 0 0 - - Newßiver Company 21.105. - - - - Southwark & Vauxhall 1 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 89% West Middlesex - 91 BRIDGES. Dividend Amount Name of Company, per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. X s. d. X s. d. Hungerford - .. .• - - - 12 Southwark - 100 0 0 - - Ditto New of 7% p.c ll. per cent. 50 0 0 - - Waterloo - 100 0 0 - 4 Ditto Old Ann. of 81 1/. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - 32% Ditto Nw ditto of 7/. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 2814 Vauxhall - 2174 DOCKS. Dividend • Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. X s. d. X s. d. Commercial - - ...... 4/. pr cent. Stock. . Stock. - • East and West India 6l. pr cent. Stock. - - East Country • • 2os. per sh. - - - London ... • ... - - 51. pr cent. stock. - - Ditto Bonds.. - - - St. Katharine - - onthampton - Victoria .. • si. per cent. 20 0 0I 12 0 0 - Professional Life...... I 51. per cent. 501010 0 I 16 Provident Life........ 1/. ss. & be. 100 0 0 i 10 0 0 I 37N Rock Life............ ' 7s. 5 3 0 I 0 10 0 8 Royal Exchange ....•• 101. per cent. Stock. all 232 Sun Fire ...... 61 10s. 10 - Ditto Life ..... 1/ 14s. -- United Kingdom .... 1/. p. ct A bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 4% Universal Life Victoria Life • • MISCELLANEOUS. Dividend Amount I Name of Company. per of Paid. Price, Annum. Share. 4 B. d. £ Assam Tea .• .• •• kucti,:n Mart.... .. 214 per cent. 50 .0 0 Australian A..riculturl 1/. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 33 Australian Trust .• Australian Royal Mail Cl. 10 0 0 all 4 Anglo-Mexican Mint ll. 10s. 10 0 0 all British American Land 15s. 40 0 0 Canada ... •• Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. ' Ditto, 6 per cent. • • 66. per cent. , 11 , 17 i City N:vixation Bonds ' Electric Telegraph Ditto . ...... Kquitable ,. Reversionry 71 pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 Ditto New ...... . •50 0 ti 17 10 0 Oen. Revers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 Gen .S team. Navigation 10 p ct. 15 0 0 14 0 0 Hudson's 8ay.... ...• Stock. Iluncerlord London Institution . •• London Reversionary 51par cent. 15 0 0 • a'l Russell insti tutlon •. • • 112 10 0 Pric's Patentcand. Co 10/. petcent. 20' 0 0117 10 0 254 Reversionary, Int. Poc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 1109 0 0 Royal Mail steam 4l. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 South Australian... • • 61. per cent. 25 0 0 ' all 39 Trust and Loan Comp. Upper Canada 20 0 0 i 5 0 0 LIST OF SCOTTISH. COMPANIES' PRICES. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. • £ s. d. £ s. d. Bank of Scotland ..•• 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 18210 s British Linen Company 8/. per cent. 100 0 0. 100 0 0 20710 s Caledonian Bank ..... 8/. per test. 10 0 0 2 10 0 3'. 17s City of 4ilasgow Bank 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 11l . s Clydesdale Bank •• .. 51•il. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 12 15s ..:', mmercial Bank .. 71. per cent. 5f 4 0 0 0 100 0 0 206/Cs Eastern Bank.. ••• • .. 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 10/17s Edinb & Glasgow .. • • 33% i. p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 4/. 14s Exchange Buk of Scot.. - - - National Bank .. •... 5% percent. 100. 0 0 'O3 0 0 170!Os North orScottand Bank 5/.percent 20 0 0. 210 0 4/. lOs Royal Bank of S cod. .. 5/. per . cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1281 0 Union Bank of Scot. ... 81. percent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 8 4 / 5s Western Bank -.. .• I/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 79/ Os Alliance Fire and Life.. 854/. pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 18! Os British Guarantee .... 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 U. 7s Caledonian Fire Insur . 101. per cent. 100 0' 0 10 0 0 211. Os City of Glasgow Life . 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 4/. lOs (o onial Life ........• 51. per cant. 50 0 0 1 0 0 U. Os Edinburgh Lire Insur. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 26110 s Eng. & Scot, Lan Life 5/.psr cent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 41. 7s Life Assoc. of SeaL•and ';!.percent. 10 0 0 110 0 '5 4 . Os National Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 IL 17s forth British Limn.. 71. per cept. 200 0 0 20 0 0 32/125 Scottish Union Larne. 7%1. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 11 . 118 Standard Life ...... • • 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 20! Cs United Dep. Assurance 51. p er cen t. 10 0 0 1 0 0 - U The colossal American clipper, the Great Republic, has just left Marseilles for Constantinople, having on board 1,200 soldiers, 200 tons of bombs, and a quantity of stores for the army. THE MACKEREL FISHERIES.—The season for mackerel fishing is now drawing to a close, and it has, unfortu nately for a numerous class of persons engaged in it, proved exceedingly unromunerative. The Cornish boats during the past'week have captured only 500 or 600 fish each, which have sold at 10s. per 100 of six scores. .At Torquay, the fishermen were lucky enough to secure about 3,000, but such large catches have been very rare, and altogether so bad a season has not been known for 40 years. The boats have in no instance shared more than 31, 11s. each. Many of the Cornish fishermen have already gone to the Irish coast for herrings, AUSTRIAN PERFIDY. --A letter has been received from Vienna, from a person who is believed to be familiar with the more secret 'operations of Austrian diplomacy, and who does not hesitate to declare that, now her main object being realised in the possession of the Danubian Principalities, a conquest which she has effected without' bloodshed, before the eyes and with the assent and appro bation of the Allied Governments, Austria is on the point of completely throwing off the mask. The writer posi tively asserts that a secret understanding exists between that Power and Russia, effected through the agency of Prince Louis of Hesse, by which she binds herself not only to take no part with the allies in military opera tions, but at a given moment to stand forth as the open auxiliary of ,Russia, -..., . . CO LIAVT i.;; .i.' itlAiili a e •:). pRiCE,g OF SHARES H . . , ,_ -.....-...--• ' . ROYAL LITERARY FUND SOCIETY. : -as books of reference and perhaps a social cup of tea. room unconnected with the inemediate objects of the 1 Charles T. Jago (1849), recently serving in the Enter- , crops will be rather light. Should it please God to con- Why, the example of the Royal Society showed thet charity-the purchase, or pertial purchase of a lihrar eat , prise, di , eavery-ship, to the Hennes, e, steam-Hoop ; et i titre the present fine weather the• harvest will not he .. IN BANKS, ASSUILANCE, AND OTHER COM *. even the most eminent philosophers required a greater the expense of tbefund-will be but ill received. If nothing I IVoolwich. 'so backward as ma,ny believed. -Leeds M ereitry. PANIES' STOCK, - ' A generel meeting of the members of this society was stimulus to ma k e them meet in order to kindle the fire further is intended than that a society of literary gentle- 1 - Surgeon-Henry Richardson, M.D. (1851), recently The rains we have had at intervals during the last ten WnEAT. I BARLEY I oars. 1 I __:`,./i4, - held at Willis's-rooms, Kira - P . -street, St James's; on ' ______ ...0. . of the social instincts among their fraternity. That so- men should have soirree,at their own expense, that editors serving in the Crane, 6, on the west ccast of Africa sta- days have produced the most astonishing . improvemeet . First ' Saturday, to take into consiXeration the report Of the From the Official Lzst. 73s 6d i 353 3i ) 33s 6‘11, 1 4, ‘ c - ', , i Second 6d 1 1-. ' ~/ ciety, it was well known, bad starved on tea, but now and publishers and authors should be invited to forward . tion, to the Castor. in the appearance of the country.. The grass crops, . , specie ' I committee appointed to inquire into ti • t ie proprie y la:s •Od I 325, Od l 31s flouriehed on dinners. (A. lau a ) ah. If Ikm w e the cha- their publications, mero motu, as gifts, to some Clerk-James H. Jackson (1848), to be paymaster to which * were previously very poor, have advanced rapidly. puBLISHrm EVERY TUEIDAY AND Fatnex EVENING. Third 4 03 ge t 439 ors., '1 _Of applying for a new charter, extending tae scope 'and racter of literary men at all, he ventured to say that a central point for the convenience of literary men- the Alarm, 26, at Devonport. The sward is thick and the berba,ge only requires length, LONDON, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1855. Total quantity of wheat in tutu . ke , _ Lee a). ~ objects of the corporatioo. barley 9 , en qrs., et . so w 297 en" '" s old '', Tee chair was taken by Mr. B. B. CARRELL, 1 ...U.P , middling dish of , s seuehong" would not be a suffieient all this is matter of private arrangement. s e th a t Temporary Clerk-S. W. Nettleton, to the Victory, which it is very rapidly attaining, to insure most abun- Gas-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. . PP PP oats a attraction for them. (At laugh.) Such cold and spare the funds of the society be not touched, no one, of course, 101, flag-ship, at Portsmouth. . dant hay crops. Potatoes and other root crops are coin- PP 86 qrs. , HADDINGTON77CsORodN H3:ROKttET:3--15Ju16,7,1 l-50,..i0.,..t,: , ' *who, in introdueine the business, read a letter from th . e beaus ~ Dividend , Amount PP PP diet as that on which the gods might feed was not what has a right to Utter one word of objection te a certaiely Assistant Clerk-jonathan Mayne, to the Hermes. ing forward well, and the cereals are lookhig extremely , ' 111: - Irquis of La;isdowne, the president of the' fund (who Paid. Price. AVERAGES PER ettrentreL QuA BTIE* 3 9.12t1is the godlike votaries of literature would generally flock. harmless, and probably useful, project, which, in this Midshipman-Hens. J. T. V. Mostyu, to the Royal beautifu l , whilst the fruits promise. great abundance. Name of Company. per of ' was unable to be present from havine to attend a Cabi- Annum. Share. (A. laugh-) On the ' other hand, supposing they had a limited sense, is creditable to the feelings of the pro- Albert, 121, fiag-ship, in the Black Sea. During the last two days we have had a copious fall of - Oats, ... V. 13 6. 9-12ths 1 Beane, • ' net Calmed), expressing doubts as to the policy of the .. comfortable clubhouse and Rome of those agrintens which aosers. Dut, if we read the " proposals " aright, it was rain, which is most acceptable.-Manekester Courier. ' Z s. d. X s. d. „proposed chttnges in the constitution of the society British •• •• •• •• •• • • •• _ _ - _ . ---- ' he confessed that he thought would be necessary, how intended that a certain portion of the revenues of the MILITARY - . Next in interest to the war, and not of less importance JUN/I 14. . .. Mr. CHARLES DICKENS, as the chairman of the special Ditto Provincial •• .. 71. 20 0 0 20 0 0 20 DALICF,ITH GRAIN MARKET-- fe wer. he to corn ete ev . were t . y . .• hould he I lied to these n w p ith the Athenamin and Literary Fund s ,pp . last the 15 1 • ' e parposes ; On FridaY t i (King e) Hissers were re- to the nation, is the prospect of the coming, harvest. The Current. ea, 0 1 Brighton • • .2'......., 51. 20 0 0 20 0 0 15g nrs. Best. nernmittee, nresented the report, which recommen led °the_ . t a,, c as., which were not and, with every respect for the distinguiehed men who viewed by Major - General Eden at Exeter. The cern- crops, like the armY, have been severely tried by the city er r institutions of h t 1 s London -.• •• 4/. 10s. 100 0 0 150 0 0 90 "e Wheat, 3/. 13 6 8-12ths i Barley, l2/1. lg 8 oatlis "SO .Wheat 77s Od. ...... .. 00s Od ......... rgi ), 01 _that henceforth the administrative body of the society 00s Od -- ...... ° J . ); 3 1 weighed lo the race, as this society would be a %with conCeived the project, we cannot but agree with the ma. mender comPlimented the officers aud the men upon length and coldness of the winter ; but a delightful , Continental(3dCap.)... :- 50 0043 1 0 0 - 35 282 Oats 363 4,i s i iould ae enebled to gra.nt revocable annuities to dis ight, which . all eleemosynary burdens ? If, therofire, they were to enter j irity of the meeting who carried the amendment moved their high state of efficiency. change hag taken place during the last fortn Etluita.ble • ........... 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 , 1% 193 Barley 393 Od ........ . 00s Od. ~. 46 i ' d 7 tressed men of letters and scientific writera to the ex- Great Central ....... 81 per cent. 10 0 0 all . the field with these more favoured rivals with any . chance by Mr. M. Milnes• We believe that thernis rcom for The officers of the Royal Fforse Artillery stationed gives promise of betttr thing's than we ventured to anti- Imperial ............ 10'. & bonus. 50 0 0 all 110% 87 Peas & beans 49s 6d ' tert of a certain limited. proportion of the income deriv et ' hf success., they must incer'great risk of forfeiting the much reform in the management of the funds of the in Dublin have assumed the new regulation full dress cipate in the long, dreary months of winter, or under independent ... _ ..... 51, 40 00 , . . - -- ~able from the seciety'e real property or vested funds ; London• • ............ - '5O 0 0 If .-- ar . St COndition of their existence-viz., the anplication of ~, societea The charge of 500/. for adednistering 1,500/. •jacket• It is sh o r l l of fully two-thirde of ite ancient the cutting blasts which this year took the place of the sbel and also that they should lave the power of granting a great portion of their funds to charitable purposes. scerno preposteroue ; but we do not think that the best splendour, the stripes of gold cording in front, instead breezes of spring. In a season like the present, in which pr e/e l :era Preference 65. per cent. 25 0 0 ~ - 2Gs ad to 27s 6d 1401bs per ha - relief by way of loan. . The report also embraced a plan .......... 4i. per cent 60 0 0 50 0 0 30 Fer the interestaof, both it would be far better to keep way to remedy this or any other abut.° la to superrald of presenting one solid mass of lace, being now few the earlier pal . t of the year gave so much cause for un- Ratcliff ..... ....... 51. WO 0090 0 0 70 Common eats 2es Od to 263 6rl t fe.. remodelling the powers and functions of the council ; Bore • 31s Od t0,32s Od t t 3te t ~ the twofold functions which they were now asked, to to' the present duties of the secretary -the managethent and fer , between, and showing a ground ot blue cloth eaeiness, our readers will probahly be pleased to have a United General ..•• •• 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 sat 20 and comprised a pr ject for superaddiog to the preeent Westminster Chartered 4,1 per cent. 50 0 0 41 31s Od to 32s Od j combine entirely separate and distinct, all experience of of a cheap Literary . Club. .- of about out), inch in depth between each bar of lace. statement as to the appearance of the principal cron Of Barley ohjscts of the society, in conformity with the alleged in- ten Ditto, New ........ • - 50 0010 o 0 - Wheat, red (spring)6ls Od to 68s Od 1621bs a • . The jacltet is now similar to the undress one hereto- founded on numerous observations made during the last Potato (mils tentions of its foundere, the holding of evening meetings life showing that the cultivation of ehe secial instincts - ,e - -,, white 7ss Od to 78s Od boll. • • and the relief of distress were 'objects which addressed _ - • • • ' fore worn by the Hussar regiments,• and is not more week, over a wide range of country, extending from • WATER-WORKS. 203 .A. to 29s 61 per .e. aed coaversazinni in the rooms of the institution, and • % . rAVAL I‘7 - ' . ' Oatmeal tbeneseivee to altOgether . d . ifferent 'classes' of 'Minds. . A D MILITAR,Y nyvaLIGENCI. ex peoeiee. As some set-off, however, to this eclipse Liverpool to Norwich, and froin the banks of the Mersey 55s Od Per °''''' ehe eetablishinent of a library for purpoees of refereece. A t i Dividend moun Flour 54s Od to tslo ,l T - , was. also designed that this offshoot of the institution (Hear.) , Mr. Dtakene had, gocid,humeored,.teld them - - - -db. i of former frippery, a richly-ornamented pouch of to those of the Thames. On the whole, we believe that Name of Cornpany. ! per of Paid. Price. RETAIL PRICES. ilb 05 t° al r 1. - • 0 , 31 that their eaecutiv - e Waa asleep ; but, to carrY Mit the ' • Oar-Malta correepondent, under date of the lOtli'aff blue and g,01d,. with gold lace shoulder-belt, is now for the spring core fields, peas, beans, and grass are good 1 Annum. Share. Flour - - e2s 11d to 33 - Od Barley f ion , .o t to ea it liouid herea r ter be further developed, if the experiment asst. ••• .... ildto -4 figure e they.mast take care that that gentleman • and his , June, mentions net the reserve at •Malat . hes, by the the. fist time worn by the officera everywhere though a week or ten days later than usual; - Oatineal,l4lb. 2s Od to 2s id a e lb ....... ' 9 , 1 Met with adequate , encouragement, int) " a ball or -• .42 s. d. Z s. d. , A draught of the 7 . 11 Regiinent, comprising 200 men, thatfour-filths of the . wheat crops are also good, though ls 7d to ls Sd ~ P er .... Os to Os ' _friends dici not wake them tre so. suddenly as to make despatch during, theprevionelortnight of lergedratielits East London oellege for the hotiour tif literature and the service of _ a them jump out of the Window and break their necks,* 'to the Crimea, been reduced to A ettength not exCeeding under the . coneman of Captain-Rice, arrived in Dublin 1 there is some deficiency on peaty, chalky, and gravelly Grand Junction ...... 4'. per ens. 50 0 0 all 68% Peasemeal 2s 7d t 0,23 Sd . Sida ........ ;Id. l t iterary men." To effect these purposee, according to 4-Ib. 10af...9d. I 2-lb. loaf.•.a 2 , A . when they might think they were stepping out Of their 5,000. The garri3on continues unusually healthy, • on-Friday from Kilkenny. They were to embark on 4 soils ; and that there will be as much fruit as the trees Kent.- - .......... ' 5". per cnt. 100 0 0 _ 78 . the oeinion of counsel (Mr. Sergeant Merewether), 3 Lambeth ............ - 100 0 0 - - ' ... e beds on to the floor. (Laughter ) With reSpect to the A Malta letter announCes the arrival, on the evening Saturdey fer the .Crimea. will bear.- Ltverpool Times. ns ild Newßiver Company.. ' 21.105. - uenf charter was necessary. • ' - - - PROVISION MARKET. ib. Os 9d t" 8 I .- . Mr. DICKENS moved that the report be adopted. arant of loaes or of reyocable annuities no alteration in 'of tho 9th ofJune, after a long voyage of 23 days froin , . Ou Friday a treop of the sth Dragnon Guards, under The acCoUnti from all pa,rts of the country are, with- Southwark &Vauxhall 1 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 -1 • s • 4 - e - 89% 6d. to 91 Butter, p „ ta to Os e t . Mr.. FOnSTER. seconded the motion. - --. .. , • • the charter was rattily requisite to authorise the manae- Portsmouth, of her Majesty'e steresi-frigttte Gorgon, :to- the conenneete :at Captain eleayee, were loudly cheereel on out an exception, of a satisfactory character. The wea. West Middlesex .... - 1 51. per cent. 61 0 0 - 91 Beef, per lh doz. us ito 3 o ''' . Mr. M. hitettas, M.P., proposed 'as an amendment ~ er3 of. the . fund te Modify ite dietributien in the manner .companied by the Jasper, Grinder, and Cracker, which their pa.ssa,ge throw4h the streets of Dablin, the soldierS ther has been most favourable for vegetation. Of wheat BRIDGES. Hutton, per Veal, per lb lb 6d to 8d Eggs, P air es tt. 31; prl 6d to 9d Hens, PP, 2 ., ea to 0 ,1 " That this meeting acknowledges with gratitudethe recommen.ded. ~ • • e latter vessels showed - signs of having experienced rough themselves responding, and appearing in the highest the report is particularly good ;it is rapidly running - k e nselo. -It o GO Pork, per' lb ...... ...5d to 6d Chic , o g 0( ~ Oti possible spirits. The men and horses composing the into ear, and is strong and healthy in appearance. Tur- Dividend Amount . cks, o°o d teu t .laboure of the special committee appointed te consider .S.jr _E. B. LTTTON thought the iecamineadations of we:ether. ' * • Name of Company. per of Pahl. Price. Salmon, per lb ......0s to Oa DU . do og 0 5 , od • and report upon the question of a. new charter • for the report had been somewhat Misrepresented, or et At the quarterly exarninetion of naval officer; :who detachment. were all trained within the last three months nips a.nd mangel-wurteel ara doing well. Potatoes are, Annum. Share. the Literary Fund, and reco„enises the Value of some of least misenclerttood, This was obvious from the rh'.icule have been etudying the marine steaM-engine theoreti- by the 3el Dragoon Guarde, which, being itself on the generally speaking, in very promising condition ; and their smggestions as subjects for future deliberatiou ; but, • which, in hie eloquent speech, the Lord Bishop had cast ettlly and practically, at the Royal Neval Colleges and in home- eetablishment, bas several recruiting parties out even the hay crop, a,bout which but slight hopes were Hungerford.... - .... _ XS.d.X 8. d. - - 12 Potatoes, pr peck, 10d to 12d Ge • eae e ed Os o° ' er cwt .-- 5 e to rfild Cheese, per imperial stone, 33 Cd to contidering the prepesals therein conttined to involve an en the proposition to offer some degree of =commode- the Boe steam-tender at Portsmouth, to 'qualify for the for the above-named regiment. Teey are for the pre- entertained, will probably afford a tolerably fair though Southwark .......... - 100 0 0 - - GBum'tateser en';.ire alteration of the nature and intentions' of the so- lion to distreesed hard7working literary men, whoui . his • command of eteam-vessele in the fleet, the following 're- ' sent only to proceed as far as Scutari, where they will somewhat light return.-Berksleire Chronicle. Ditto zs' ew on% p.c. 1L per cent. 50 0 0 - - Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen .•••••••• ciety, aerd that its means are inadequate to the attain- lordshin appeared to think could only be breught . to- ceived certificates on Saturday :ea-Captain J'. F. 'B. undergo 8 further course of drill before being forwarded BRIDLINGTON. -The weather for the last week has Waterloo... a __ .... - 100 0 0 - 4 , 0 e ila few Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 1/. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - 32% , f p o e r r e x b p r a: e t . a . Dt . i . 0.170113:3t10:0:sr:D.ul u 7sn c k eBe 1 ) 1 o pL eg i ,e s tija ' .l. ;: ii s o s. ................................. -s to ment, of those purposes; this eneeting is' not prenaral to gethrer by such banquets and entertainmenti am were Wainwright, Commander C. W. Hope, Captain NV. 'C. • undergone an agreeable change. A great improvement arrived in Kingstown from Liverpool - on has taken piece in the appearance of the grass and corn pato Nw ditto of 71. 1L 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 28 % There was hut a trifling given to those whodold high situations in the State or Aldhain, and Commander F. Moresby. They were Vauxhall ....., _ ~, _ 16s. 70 10 3 - 21% :recommend the application for a. ne ' w charter r to carr Y - .to T tli h : C o r n i e nt i ' d ea a . in Parliament. The founder of that s.ociety Mr. David named in the order in which they passed. Friday, bring,ing with her 112 horses and 58 men be- crops in this neighbourhood. and the farmers are expo them into effect 'lle hon. gentleman, in supporting the on Tuesday. Oats were also the dite c orn Williams) took a very elevated view of the literary cha- Rear-Adrairal Fremantle will hoist his flag as Rupee- longiug to the 4th Light Dragoons, under the command riencing as fine a turnip time as could be desired.- DOCKS. , aram` llll oll', polnteal to the fact thet their excellent pre- buyer. No alteration in barley. I I to 43t 0.1; rioter, COMidering that the profession belonged t ) the intendent of the transport eervice for Balaklava, &c., on of Ceptain Marshall, and embarked in the ceurse of the Yorkshire Gazette. • Name of Company. transactions which occurred wheat % s ni t e t favf o r t e slog Bidet)", In the lett - a - that had been jest read to them, had day 72 horses and 108 men belonging to the 4th a.nd DRIFFELD.-The delightful change in the vveather has . Dividend • Amount demand at the currencies of last w ee ;',litto, 40s nc seed; eristoeracytof thacountry, and drew a marked distince board the Prometheus stea.m-sloop, at - Plymouth (to per of Paid. Price. &'+: o i'. , l hi+ int n ion, if the proposed changes were per- Annum. Share. White wheat, 4.2 s oti to 44s Od; l ' e d . to 16:,:1 d ri,..a1c, c A ll tion between the charity bestowed en any other indivi luel which port she is - ordered from Plymouth) 'on Wednes• sth Dragoon Guards. quite revived the hopes of the country. Vegetation has ei,te • in. t r'..A .ni his office-an intineition whicf: ' all and thearreteful, Assistance lent to those whom he had day. The Imperieuse, 51, Capt. Watson, C 8., having It ie rumoured that the horses and guns of the demi- made the most rapid progress. The pastures have lin- -00 s Od to -s Od per brl ; oatmeal, t i " , ;lear n, els whe lee.- st tee nehle reargus muet be aware wasinot a battery of Artillery at present iu Kilkenny will be itn- proved as if bY magic, and the crops have metaled. won ~ barley, 16s Od to 20s Od ; OatS, 14 6 „, ; ,,, o d to tie oat° Da, v Ca ! liel the f . 'oenareente of the nAioa.And the giiides ef completed the repairs rendered eecesSary by her late ac derfully. Altogether the country is looking very luxu . Commercial ea..-- .4L pr cent 4 8to s e . k? " Ite s a. d. --- • flour, 24s Od to 273 Of.l per cwt e I " ' mere elm ehei of petulance or meant to be. a threat; but dock at Portsmotitli on Saturday, and ' fl e d mankind.", Aid to sueh men ,stionld b,e administeree in citlent, left the tately sent to the Crimea. • East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. - - per 4801bs. ............,„,„„/__________--- .... wai siii i -,!%, an indicat6n that hs.shrank from the respon- - , E o it. n st do C n onritry.. .. 11. . p i. e c r e sj t , : K E r S. ei l eiley , vhieh -would be impoued upon him if the orieinal see ret, in a , manner thae respected their feelings as well as will be ready to leave again for the' Beetic in a day cr A captain, two subalterns, and 60 men from the depot riatt and promising to what it did a fortnight or three battalion at Templemere, proceeded on Wednesday to weeks ago. Turnip sowing is in busy.operation.-Ibid. - - SHARE MAR T he eommiserated their distress.. .The necessities of the haat- two. Tlee.Devestation, , G, paddle-sloop, Commander de Ditto 84c1 • 5•........ 41:1 I :er cent. - •- - _ cen• 'At uti on of the society, were departed from. ______ee____- - working literary man recurred oftener than Mr. Milnee Hoisey, arrived at Spithead on Saturday front the West the Curragb, to be engaged under the direction of an The genial heat and sunshine of the last fortnight have St. Katharine ........ 4 per ceut. Stock. - .- ' I E 16 ' tO•d sl ' e' • •• ' tion were not calcnlated to effect the oh- Li :tees in (pie • Engieeer officer in constructing works for the trainiug of wrought a wonderful cha.nge on the general aspect here • Sto - ck. LIVERPOOL , - U. ' inefis afitir seemed to suppose, and it would therefore he more in , India station to be wad off. This ship wasoemmissioned • v o i rmpton - ...... 3;. Os per c. 5 2 ° ,(,) g i T:) , 0 ,,, G . i - a n il IA - .., k e en,. •.tt • t thee . ed vocet et but even if tees- were lii - e'v t) be ria ............ i. per cent. 0 s e ,_ aecordance With the objects of that institution that he by•Conarnander (now ' Captain) Cohn - Yorke Campbell, the men who are eo be encamped there this summer. of old terra, which seems throbbing in anxious intent yet - anee,•••lni, tilat society bed not the requisite .7teans for a Yor S eid t ee d, i should reeceive a certain as,sured amnunt of lucerne, ard her crew are in an efficient state. They will be paid The depots of the 24 or Queen's, 14th Regiment, 40th to furnish us with an early and abundant harvest.- ' JOINT-8 TocK BANKS. at lower rates. Lancashire anti teethe; theta. The first change recommended-e viz , that •, ' zTOCK EXCHANGE.-There was 5 - chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 271--' without having to come knocking at tbeir doors with down and granted leave before being draughted for fur- Regiment, 60th Rifles" and 69th Regimeat will form the North British Daily Mail. Dividend Amount '- , iestead of grantine assistance - to authors when in eirctun repeated applications for relief, and exposing his wounds ther service in other ships. She brought no newa and dep?t ba .. ttalion in Athlone garrison. The weather for the last - week hoe been everything Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. South Eastern, 18 11-16 i• r seer - ices of distress in sums tugicient to enable them to ~ . , !Annum. Share. --- 1 6 !lb r athe tet eaclareturn of his distress. Ageie, a literary man left the same evening s , for Woolwich, The steam-trans. Toe erovtrument having decided on concentrating that could be wished to he:p forward the -growing crepe, . JUO el , - • 4 - h in . their career and depend upon their pair. .t.ret . MANCHESTER , as dUll r , c?„, raw might have assured his life, but, being in difficulties, porte Peninsula and City of Absrdeen arrived at s p in 4,000' troops in the neighbourhood of Exeter, Gen. Eien, both ;IS it respects a supply of rain and highly raised X s. d. 4 s. d. own exertione •for their future support, they. ahoUld STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market w ea__Gteyebe might be unable to pay his premium ;in which case a head on Saturday front the East ; neither of them tie Commander of the Westeru district, inspected Wood- temperature.-Gloucestershire Chronicle. . Australasia........... 20/. per cent 40 0 0 all 84% T 1 rs, 10 4 75____,,ove . spretvl the aid - they no ar nye at one time over a lower rates Midlands, British North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 „ 68% _ . • burr Lvniostone and Bk.ckiells on S•t •i , i t e loan from that society would ba a grtat benefia; and, as brought any inval:els from the hospital. The Fire Qneen, e, t . . , - . -tut Ley •ast, -or The weather this week has been all that could be de- 82. • lof eeers in the - shape of annuities, was a. propo perm( „ , 6 4 -Ditte, Pref., i pm.-Leeds, for there beingenO security for repayment, he ha Iso high steam-yacht, itl a:ter-Commander Paul, conveyed Admiral the purpose of . aiscertainieg the best spot for the proposed sired. Warm suns and generous showers have alter- F .2 o o r i r o u n r l ciai of London. • 4 5/ 1 . p e er : n it . , 1 10 03 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 5 g c o lo - . ne• eitiou of very doubtful wisdom, and it ' wai even loos- -----• te 10- „ices g e e an opinion of the Character ef the prefession as to believe the Right lion. the EarloWundonaldiG.o 11, on anruise camp. He WAS aecompanied by Captaiu klaniey, of the eated, and have had their natural effect ; the growing lonian .........•.: .. ::::: 61 - .l%;cent. '25 0 0 25 0 0 -- BIRMINGHAM, jtj' as firill' Trre leg"r tioualile whether the present mode wee not adapted to thee 99 out of every 100 of these advances would be from Porte:Mouth on Saturday. The. Ilecla mercan- R iya,l Eagineers. corn, grass, potatoes, &c., have come up rapidly, and Lond•Char. Bk. of Aus. 20 Q 0 all 0 201 STOCK Exoßawalta-The market eeee,,ern, v. stoffords, aFferd more serviceable relief to the recipient than the faithfully reimbursed. • (Hear.) What the sp-ecial catarnit. tile steam-vessel, purchased by the Government, .and . -, e --- flour has come down. The wind has, however once or to o n Ti ci d na n n l tuat i y , . t . r . 1 1/ 1 / . . p ) e r r e c e e i n t t . i gg g g g g - 46 oally being well supported. Great W s e t n ta-N• _ c e eelot one sreese- , ted as a substitute ; but be that as it mieht e MILITIA. Midland t 4 .,lcetebs irt s tee wished was te raise the literary man from a mendi. which. arrived at Portsmouth last Saturday week to be . twice veered to the east, and temporarily chilled the at- London Joint•Stock ' !.. 101. 1 p eer cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - 1 luarantead, closed 744,751 - Old Po no alteration in the charter wai demanded, to enable cant' attitude and put a stop to the continuel obtrusion fitttet as a water distilling vessel for Balaklava, to supply The Worcestershire Militia have now been in training. moqplieria.-Balifax Gual•dian. Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent 100 0 0 25 0 0 - -t i l i die-S. Staffords, 2i fi dis• - e then, te vary their practice in this reepect should a mo- at Wor :ester for upwards of six months, and the bod Ditto, New.•....... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all - /3. of the begging-box. Then, as to the establishment of a thettroops in the Crimea, was taken - into the dock vacated Y The weather during the patt week has been highly t g fls t ' di9ca.tion be thoueht advisa i t'e. Then, aa to the eraet : , owe • . . , . .. . _seuts quite a martial ap earance. It ie ex , elated that 'f v I National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - s"'" 1 Lilt hall in whica to bo l d their sonel catherines man a. plain I) her Ma'est 's shi Im erieuse on Saturd e , ._ „,, y y I y p p . ay, and will r . . P . p , a, ouraile for the whole of the growing crops, and corn Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 33 0 0 - LEtDS, Jl7l O 16* m arket „ e tas, of pecunitry Limes, there would be the greatest ilia; ' - modest man ef letters neraht have nO idea,- nor even the forthwith be fitted with steam. apparaus, on plans sug t . " t e regiment will shottly receive orders te - march. to especielly is making satisfactory pi•cgress. Turnips and Ditto, New .... - -8/. per cent 20 0 0 10 0 0 - I of the 14 , 4 , -.4. 0 culty lil carrs ing out mach a principle. How, for in- Aldershot% Oricntra Bank Corpora. 'lOl. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 37% STOCK EXCHANGE.- The tone meane, of going, to the Athenmurn, hut still rnig,ht wish gested by Mr. T. Grant, the controller of victualling, mangel wurtzel are also doing well, and the grass, though Northerns, stauce, tvere they to secure their repay Ment 2 Secrecy The 1?, t r tr i a s i t i r a aii . •... 114? p.ct.&bs. 25 0 0 t 9 -- and receding prices. Leeds te rneet in friendly cenverse with hie fellows ; and Bsc. She will have condensers ail round the ship, and oyel Elt,horne Light Infantry, Lieut.-Colonel it must necessarily be very short in quantity, is comin g s i t l iT i t o l n i •6d. and confidence were now the verY eiiFence of their ope- a.. •• '3oi.. per cent. 23 0 0 119 74 1 i 741-Craven Moor Mines, 16s. it was desirable that the member.; of that institution will be able te distil 40 tons per day of freah water from L. M. Prior, Commandatt, was inspected atUxisridge on forward better than at one time was to lia,ve been ex- Ditto .............. !301. per cent. - 210 0 A% .._.________,______,„...+._ rations, and could they seriously mean te sue a litsrary should have a rallyieg point wheee they could cerdially sea water, This vessel has been renamed the Wye. The Thursday by the Assistant AdjutanaGeneral, on NV ji ich pected.-Dover Cltronlele. Union of London ..... 1 10/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 28 man who.was a defaPlter in respect of a lean in the 1 Union of Madrid ... ~ - 40- 0 0 all , 29U (AILS' t4 ,o;i. shake halide to-day with the raNn whoni they had bene- Rockiiffe sailing transport left Portsmoutli on Saturday occasion the itspecting officer expressed himself highly During the whole week the weather his been mord - ' 0 065 . conntefr court ? WouLl sueb a proceeding as that be . cal cul:lted to upi - iold the honour and dignity of the literary fited by stealth the day before. (Hear, hear.) evening for the Thames. The Falcon tteam-corvette, gtatified with the rogitnent, both for its performance in seasonable, and' a magical change has been produced in CANALS. -----`-'-----; the °en' the field aad the' very high eharecterthe inen had acquired the state of the crops. On Wednesday evenins, and, . (N signifies that the mails are sent era , ato o profession, for whicli they were so solicitous 2 lt wee Mr ' FifiaSTEn aapealed to the manaoing committee to 14,-Comrnander Pullen, arrived at Portsmouth on &ter irsel obvious that in many ca.ses these se-called loans would ' eive softie assurance that they weuhrfaveurebly en ter- day from Queenstown with a detachment of •the 3il'Buffs, fur their good conduct while billetted far so many indeed, throughout the night, and till near mid-do,y yes. Names of 1 ' Divid d en Price Names of 0 .5 Dividend . sy . the night-and Mby the morning -de4 eat d t , 11 ,. t tin the recommendations of the report as to. loans , end whom she lande,l et the dockyard. The Nile, Indiaman, netntits on the inhahitents• This regiment musters terday, we had a continuous fall of rain, without storm, Companies. 1 per i Companies. ti i per p,„„ , ; li r F ror' 1 6" degenerate into mere gifts withoutthe grace appertainin ,, A , Annum. '.'" Day WhQll Ma , e„ . : rort ~. ve te ,. annuities., . ' sailed fram - Spithead . early this morning for Calcutta. upwards of I,eoo mete e,,, s i the laspecting offieer stated . and the effects need be of a highly beneficial character. 1 Annum. ' tn ' . to such a form of relief. Next t eny attempt to combine , in General P+Th . •,, -,,,,tche' :.---- - ;;Or The . CHAIRMAN could assure the meeting that the ge.... The entter yacht •Sparrowhawk,. 2, Messrs. 'Edwin Galt that it was toe! etrongest military corps in the service. _Carlisle Patriot. . . -- - COUNTRIES. Office, Loudon. 1 ), - ~..--- -v ea - a club or literary sedality with that fued, judeine from ! ..e ' X '" ------ ----- tool •"1 ' vernine; - nocly hal ne other detire but to prontote the , anchCea wine inerchantea ownere, Wilt be &snatched le h - re ' p eel i t i now named witli the 0 - The Ber a s , lea s uen s • x A most beneficial ehange has occurred in the appear- sshtn StOisei 93 71. p. et. 139 , Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 51% ' ------- ~ Liver, 2 0 the experience of simi l ar enterprises, was likely.to be 'Ph l° camfout eed Wellheing ,of the Meters' PVofesSion, and, from Poitsmonth . to the Baltic fleet on the •25th inst. fordshire and two other corps fur duty in the Mediter- ance of the crops durine the last Ugtnight. Cepious Barnsiey•••• lee - - geath ...• • • 100 16/. 150 imerica(byßrit.packni Every FridaY •• , _ I.. , attended with sigin.tl laa!ure. Such an aisociation should, Abrg 150, 4/. - Oxford.. •• •• 100 13'. - NMerieiN kby unitea atia aiserP °' t o‘ 1. `lt went if it we t b . i , that they would give the suggestions that had been made They will gratuitonsly take chrrge of end deliv r in fact, amine ou .. ie . , re o e creetzer - - - '• - • . • . _ . . e • ranear. . . , showers have almost everywhere fsllen, and front the i e 3 r i k a n , kB' inghain , 4J, 41. •93 Peak Forest. 78 s'. Os. 86 packet) .........• IN DP - I their bese and mutt sertons eonsideeation. (Ueer.) any packer - t ea for tho officers of the'fleeta but the Men, On Wedneeday last Celonel Stehelin, accompanied by sun .having shone forth brightly for the most part of the cov ' enti . y.... 100' 25 / 209 iterrent's • ... 30 1 1 '14% fineries (by U. States . acontb °P li at all, but there teas, in truth, no ur sent &mare' to e Captain Catt of the 6th Reeitnent of Foot now sae- ' • . • • ter.V °B The 'question wns then ut to the vote wh • p , , . in the surement of each package must not exceed one cubic . Yt - e a • t tune, the effect has been extraordinary in pushing on Derby • •... 100 . iii. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 17. 10s. 60 - packet) .........•N give rise to a healthy, self-supporting . onranisation i ~ , •, . . soo t9olP - , 1 ' amenument was acciared to be cartied, and the pro . ceed- foot. The stetam-transport Victory, N0.:193, arrived at tooled ie Leeds, iuspected Woodhouse,Moor for the veeetetion. ' 'The wheat, althouels still late, is rapidly Elismre&Chsl 69 2% p. a.. - Somrset Coal 14,0 - - ' australia (via South- ~i'.l3 le biro, e s e4i i itt. ef that character. The engrafting . of such a machinery %I - 12 1 . , ameten) •• •• •• •• •• At "''' ....... Ov er ''''. leper terminated. Portsineuth yesterday from the Evit. 1 5, th Royal Trish ; Captain - She tended at purpose . ef reporting as to its eligibility for an encamp- advancing toWards ear, and should the present warm Grt o inee-incialoo . 3.pr.ct. 49 Do. Lk Fdst - - ........ • . D., 6 pr.Ct.l 10 6/. pr. ct. 12 la Stftrd &Worc pie 281. 425 Ditto (via Marseilles) N ..'f . pay 6 unon their preatrit seciety would also abstract lands' in g s • , ___.-- Malta Ca aain }Cell -of the 18 ' ment for the 4th West York Militia. Should the en- weather continue any gloomy apprehensions regarding ()rand Surrey' 100 4L - Shrewsbury.. 1 25 - Ditto (via Cape of Good. which were petperly a.pplicable to a different pnrpos'e, , . •.. .- . . - I . ql •.1 - - . (Prom - the' Times of this day,) Gore of the 3d Baffs ; and •Lieutenetat Sullivaii of the carnpment ba formed .it will be for 1,000 men. An the lateness of the crop will soon be dis 11 d T • ~ o vin e , is oeingrapidlypiished on,and the S wedish variety, . Hope) ............N1 '' '''" .41 . .. Plfa' ° " .•.1 and would - probably end. in swanteiege, both. Besides, ;.).., 7 g • .tpta,.n Ro ertson, ericamprue , n , t iglu, coyrte r o ,.‘ f jorrnation on Wettwood- s1,•0. • ' • pe e . urnip Grand Union 100 1/.os. - Stoarbridge„ i 45 12/. 285 Kennt 86 Avni 39 6s. Od 6% Severn and 1 • tfrica (West Coast) _ N 13d of the Men; ~ k)aver ••;•-.14, It may not he forgotten even amid t'a d'n or war and 30th Raiment.... She brou ht home C• ' ; Is ' 24 .4 2/. 28 there was the Atheeteurp, Glut) already ie existence.: Ife . • -. • --. ' - .-' ' ~ ''''' e,` '• . , Lancaster ". 'NO - . - • Wao Rail..s the cOltiSioti of liestile armies, that , we have in more of.the eoth R,egintent ; Lieutenant Handley of the &iota coalmen, - 0 9v,erleY, 'or o,uun men, and it is proposed . which had been sc!ein for SOMS time, presents a vigorous Leeds &Li vi;3100 25/. .-. Wa 3 rwick 81 11exandria..........31 4tll & 20th of mor!-I., ;notha to2 ' , 'psio,, i nouti ,, s: .• • Toe he:sever, a Literary Ci.ub were really needful, • let - it - be, .0 exandria.......... Is 2/. 20 atthan?as ••• •• ......151 /7th of the ;;, D oer ea t s. „ 0 1 6 itt - Co On an ii - elependei,t basis and then the ttvo bodies P ~ qiiiet timeeand on more' than one occasion draysn atteri- Grua ; -Lieutenant Ilarvy, of the Rifle Brie:lde . ; fit.'s to encamp about 20,000 altogether in the north of and healthy appearance. The hay crop, which at one ' Eoeleod Leicester ....•1100 5 . 49(.. Birming. 100 • lelgium ............N 1 ) • 01 3' . • ••••• • • • va thalle,,, 'Jo. ii ,l Leicstr &Nth 83 - 28% Warwick & 1 time threatened to be unusually light, from the altered 1. I 11 Brazil .... RI •9th of the month.: . _ . _ .4 ,,,,,e.71 „ A xed ' - 1 •i- ' ' .' +.. sist nt-'''iiirocon :Me • a- i• 1 . . tion to - t1f , .3 . peaceahl:l einharras , ments . o , ehat society •- a _ ~, . , riziee, 9al H . e, h enders ; Mr. Clarke ,• e' • e ' - . - ' . niielit usefully do their..work in their secetrate- it her ts --. Loughborogh 112 707. , 575 Napton..l 100 - •••••.... P. - : . waiell'ee • ete: instituted for the rtlief of qt , erary iii . 'n in dis- RC:art...Mr. Blaceston,s .P.C. ; 'Mr.. nerdy,' brie Ma- .' The . Noetltureberland Light Infantry Regiment of state of the weather will still realise a more abundant Buenos Ayres .........3.1 9th of the month. ; lola pOl , Sir. PoLLoca, in • . ' . seconding tee antendnient eittel tee ' . ' t ' - ' ,-' - . ' --e -‘ - . t M'h tet end- Momnouthsh 100 - . i Worestr &178 , 2/. 2314 ';l''': , ;3 are! ertheir destitute widows and iirpnans, : The iesty ' e Vice - Consult at Censtentinople ; Captein Smith : --"' ') -r cotnmand of Lieutenant-Colonel Bigge, is return than cimld lately have been anticipated. Mntginerysh 100 - - - I Rirrning.s - Uape of Good Hope ..N ' 111 0 PW •• preamble of the original charter, obtained-in 1.S18.• de , , featritry 'Fund Seciaty bas failed in . carryieg nu t t the 32„roen, late crew of the :stertnatraesport HydasPes ; 9 no t aeueder training at Alowick,..after having somewhat Potetoes.generally present a regular healthy appearance, mei tn Illw bry 100 - - 'wilts & Brks. -10 s. Od. - Jape of Good Hope ..N one. sou * • Ss' .ape de Vera ......N 9th of tbo m 8,9, 24, ec. 30 0 , '"' gont i r op to ,, , , , ~, 1 1, ' c4 , 10 , (2,* that the objects of the fund were to " protect and Ile . eliteots Which its 'fallnderl and supprters have had jp men, la.e crew of the ttearn-transport Croctsras';•9 men, yet, na , t ru . nre ... t!i . a e ri e 300 men, which is not one-half its gether the prospects of the husbandman are highly en receuited its eumbers, ~ Tao corps, however, contains, as s end look almost everything that could be'desired. Alto- neeon (see India) retieve persons et geedus arid learning , or their faintlies, I.VSURANCE COMPANIES. 01 001 1 20 who 0:111 1 - A3 in want," and ceetended Vett they woUld .vi.:ee, partly 'from vacillation and uncertainty of adMini,- . late crew of the tradiellort EChtlnga ; and 2 eergeanti - of Cleylon.... - ...... „N &FM. E L°5 iriP t ''' jiff nominal strenoth Dividend Amount jbannel Isles ........hi Mon „Wed. t , ' 550 1.11s , noe be justiEed iii now ietroducing orgamic chanees- inte stettinteated pertly becilese . tha . inttientio' n wee ie it's: the ReYaltArtillery, 26.mnleelrivers; 15 rank and file. oe couragieg.-Netocastle Journal. . Name of Company. per. •of Paid. Price. 1hi1i................ 3! 2,111z17th of mon , ' . irattire and compass unequal to the accomplahment of ' Roval Artillery, and 1 woman as Gibra'tar. - - ' - . .In the North 13ourhain Regirnent of Militia a strong . Annum. Share. .I, l lrina ... ..-. th, - ,..ir constitution. _ . . . -' - ' • disposition - still exists to engage in inure active service. tonstantinopie ..,...e , 8,13,18,23,&28 of o. ~ 0,,ti0r cp. ..1 , , ihe ~i 'Di, . ., ,,t -, .p rcipoeial. It lies more t . hari once , been (IN. . The Odin, 1 C.,. paddle-frigate; - ettptain Willcox, arrived HARVEST PROSPECTS IN IRELAND. ,7,11 . . DILKE supported the adoption of the reline', on , X s. d. 4 s. d. ''isnstantinople ...., 0 30 1 ' 7 erectly saliown . that the' cbst of administration in the. at Gibralta,r.from P.otsaionth.on the evenin , ,, , of the 6th Duriee the last week 19 men volunteered to enter the Limeeicin-Surnmer on Thursday was glowing with * Albion . the ground that the present.practioe of the eociety :I ale.; • ........ 81 les 500 0. 0 50 0 0 83 ' 3ont of Europe 31 &N Tw ice daily ...• •' 1 ... Ww• case of the - Literary Fent is grievoesly . 11 ea Vy, :110 eut un,t., wait the mortar vessels Firm, Ilardy, an A Plainer, line An officer . of the Royal Marines inspected there, effulgence, bright, warm, and balmy-at noontide radi- - iiiianeeliiii. and For. 71. 11 : s. 6d:ha. 100 0011 . 0 0 - & ' t (see India) jOnce a month ! • • row er , ' • ,,,,';11 so als ol tioned.the . .principle of revocable nainnitie., ', which ' only ' . Alt not more.than five or six were. accepted for that , fr f ::, , li . proportion to 'the amou,lit of relb-if ac".ually , Ilo.viog ma . de , a. gond , pas,,age. The mortar vesscls are now ating the heat of almost tropical climes. There Was soft Ditto Marine ....... 6/. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - France ........ 31 & N Twice daily.. •• • •IP ° : 4 8 4: ' ,.:1:0 1).1° 1 a . 6 requir,d to be. extended. With regard to loans, that sys-, ' a orded tri . I , iteraiy !flea in the hour of their • di,- -' gaT t ve h i:lid"re..tS i , inc . theirlate alt.:+ratiol,l at P'Ortsinoutii, + . .,, ,, rp.„ 'rile. rematn . der, it is understood, will be draughted gentle rain the forenoon of Wednesday, and the fields tem bad worked well in other institutions ana ! agoui in ~ ,,,,,,,asteP ' a , 6 Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 .0' 1 0 0 - libraltar -- - ...'.. 31 4,7,17,20,27 of nl• 6° ' ' to p . .P s ' Atlas . .. .. 15s. Od. 60 0 0 515, 0 • IS% Ireece (see India) ' tre , ss ; , ftricl . 1. was sh 'irin last year Ly coinvarison o f an a, avec} well in a gale crossing the bay ; they have i o the 85th Regmuiont, whtch has a recruiting p,rty at would gladly imbibe more of it. their natur , , awl it wonld isvolve no greater amount of Argus Life .........•• 41. per cent 100 0 0 25 0 0 - areytown .. - ...... 31 2nd It 17th of mon , '''' doe ' .. •,1; . 105- a rhe operatinne 'of the ' Literary Vend a ith these of in Clelect , , and proceetled to Itlalte on the 7th. Durham. 'li i t v 'her w iii -i'l • a 1 t tl . f , - . l't • . t. •' - .' - pia) C 0 . , .. ...1 :1 It . eao, o le .r.a . 1 ie. a 1e:1.1y The 2d Surre Militia were eneeeed durine the wit, 1 Conx.-The weath.r has not yet a.rrived at the degree British Commercial .. 7t. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 7 liamburgh ... ....N Tuesday 86 FridaY ' 'llo ert - es' "sn vrl ' • ^t • tt t • 0•t t' t .-• t , , A letter from OP Itrt7: l 4 sta'ion (I. . ''' 13 , ...,.. e : on. io:. i.l wit .i.L. 01C, artists Lot- 7 . , . .... . , anti Iti.), the 13th • • Y ~... r , ~, . oe of warmth which would be seasonable at this peried, but Clericl.3led.& Gen. Life spr ct. &bs. 100 0010 0 0 20% lavarmah ...:::....M 2nd of the =ea. 00: ,,, t e 'r..•••, 0 ';40. g 0 I,lo tr opt. 4 002, 6 "forced w lien t i i'tre''" a l l i -b"r' a:I'll' d fol . g T. '" itied . f. ' eiee ' d to afford relief to their afilietetl lh etliren et ei, Tee, says,- ‘te. third of.the ships ' companies have been of last week in Competing for a silver cup, tbe g.ft of the it has, nevertheless, been decide , lly favourable to the County .........,,,.. 4/. 100 00100 0 ' - !Tolland ............E Daily-. •• a- •• Pt: it ears l) " . ..JO" I; Was Said t'sat the clai:n3 of men v die. , ervin e e• a ppiiean ts 5. 0 0 17% Donduras ...........111 17th of the month. 87 t otal :, • ( i l : r a T i r e nt .............. 17s. Cd 50 0 0 'I a . Erirl of Lovelace t fe' tr ded to the be 't shot ia the much . stnaher cost than ro ,-n i e e l e tt er ,. e ttee, te te, we e sickat one tirtie; the Indefetigable (fleet - ship) has about ' - ~, oe.ai ar et - growing crops. In the early part of the' week we had were now unta'isisd, and thereftre they ceuld not affird •• -.• ss. 50 .0 0 50 0 6% India (viaSouthampt.)3l 4th & 20th ofrilee• r Y -er •• " . elfil lf lfion and a !waif Many it fiu "it'll eitenhers 40 sick else • the hivelels 3 , , • , .. . moult new to a .con- ' 'went The e . enadier and first corn anies commenced rega .. e . p, , . fine, bright clays, while the last two or three have been Equity and Law...... 4/6 per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 6 the r•...qiii.site" means for establishiag a central re-union of * 3 Pr'e '! iurill " ' • ' • ' ' - "-- .' - ' 3- --t ' ' • ' '''• '''' ' ' • - ' -- t - e omi ea the e . 4. • sidera,b'e nernher 'lO will eo • s ' is the con) etition on Mouthy and the ther - corneani • .f tha Literary Fend' Secie ,y r,..c0,,. zu , xl..tence . . - , ~, hone, in t,.e Great West- - P •- e, . - e i e' marked by intermittent rains. The country everywhere European Life la 20 0 0 an - lonian Isles (see India) 7, •17, &27 of nlelj . F. u ... i. , hex , • ' ,',' jan' L W Ta ta ' Vo ,- ; rdelnber4 ; but how' conld this be se when they actu-• General-- f fellowed on succeedine de- , the hist of them firine on e ' Arid meenitude of the ev:l atel undertook to provide al ern • ehe Is obli&ed to take this numb ' i ' , e . er . by tie terms o Fid . t, J , , continues to present a, most favourable and promisisg 107% Li5b0n........... - ...31 7,9, 17, &27 of n',,• ~,,t i o.r. . pii a!ly po,s eese.l a reserve fund of 30,000/t, together with ' ' s '' ' ' i ' . ' - . ' ' ' Globe .-.• - .. s!. • per cent. Stock. v Esch man Wai atlowed 10 shots-five et 150 apt remedy. s ' In additien to the defect,: iti the werking , he others wiil have to w -'' h' 1 k co . n tract ; t a,t, am., tee . medical ,f, %. . ,-.. • . • . • a,spect, all the cereal crops looking most healthy and tluardian ............ V.per cent. 100 0045 " 0 55% madeira............et oth of the morns z i e ver pool • pro_p:"rty ,ro,th 21/1/. a year, while they liketvite rex- ee the institutimi re ready , mentioned, they viinted out e:ncers have quite enongh te 'do. Fevere'dysentety, and " e a n . . e, at . 400 yards. On Satunlay the best shots of abundant. Potatoes, too, are in most excellent condi- Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent, 500 0 0 50 0 0 331 Madeira ............1 , : 23a of mo"t h - 1,,,,i1 ‘,:.1 5P,'. , neutl:y ie dittrituti ti a u n f 1 r l''l ? poor •''.. India (via Marseilles)34 9th&2sth of month Rod yer.. ...•• ~ r , ,,e, 0 each cornnany continued,. the competition and at its ' •i; ' : ' , ' ' t ; ; It a, - 1 ' 9 , t '' ) ' '' • ''''', 'ties"eriSine froin the centtitution Of the mat.a , i'n , all biaeues are sent to the de o t shi .Md• • _,.. e , . ,_ _ . P ..._ p . a agascar, and a , ~ ~ , - ,tion. .•-''.•ine of the new crop have been sold at onr l ' i l l i ca i Nt Li larine .• • .. 'l4 5,13, &28 or rami I Celia, ,!, , ,,r,- 0c....i. i;,r0,.);, 7 „,r7 prooi et . Lao nee,n et. some . ' ' l'n • m ' •' • - ' . ', '' ' tl -. ' - • 1d ' I - ' ;,,,, !,‘ , 1,e , , with which it i . s quite unnecessary to trot - Ike cur toene charge of obe sureeen, who is eenettantly at work; '-''ose le prize was awart e In tle presence of the offi_ tnarketduring the 'early part of ers and men of ;.1 - iert-iiment eral aMI mh.r of s ectators ' this week, butin very Le•ve Fir 3r o ............ s. s. bs. 100 Ite.'" ntl, r ~ . oN;i1 . :to t' , fl; , l the f ett that the nuteleire of 'their ainaiel he is betidesin clieree cif Mei - Twat tttres readers. - 'The pratl:n.l result of their very: prahre- • . ... , , . . , , to supp'y the c . ...... - _te e ~._ 2 .. • P • small cplantity, and'at a fabulous price.. • These cannot • be considered as the commencement of a regular supply, Law stil , sr.n•ii,,r, ,- nr) ,•,. whete, of•er all, they Must ehhel , Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 20 0 5% Mexico ............31i204 or tile int; c ' n. p0re1" , ...,,,t0r , ',„ 0 4.°' 1 . 'V Irthy efforts wee the appointinent, in the ' !peen- teuedron, and he has no assistance wh:rtever. The In leek' - - ---Ital eieee 1802 Iwiedled down from 394 to 101? ' f •- ' London Life.- - ..........: l'. i-221 3. TO 0:I)) . i 12 10 1:1 IC I i i 5f 84 11,4 M . Nii iin u l ri raal ti t(iu us S.:.ei: .i : .. i . jan. . ) !. a. . i. .:N 14th of th‘f 10 . 0 ; , :. !• so o _AM .., .4 1 ,_ , O eine nf" Mareh in ' tho PreSent Year. 0 - a, seeciai thentigeble, Vi ; xen, Empress, Madagasicar, and Trident HOP INTELLIGENCE. as the season, though givipg every ground for confidence, London =le . 10s.& bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 - New Granada .... -2. i 2d & 170 of tes" . h e aesat h . ~ i • P• .. Te ,-,T.' '1 , .1 , :r.,Ei- was wi1 . 11,',1,;; to leave_the . inatter of,an-, ; em : m it te N .0 , -- will in all pro t hability be very late. marine ..... ......•... 18s.per share 100 0 0 18 0 0 - New Zea1and........... By private skiP ..,. o acr •• pwi . a:ethorieed to consider and report en ate here ; tile Spy and Sherpshooter to the uorth ; Star . : . nitities awl leatis in the Int . .nds of the executive. A. a), ( Prom the Maidstone Journal.) e o r v o a d 1 . 1..0 . a . ti . . 1 . • . ; .. . 11^5thotinon.,.,:, ~,,,s, , rig. Sled. Invlhl & Gen. Life 4y4 e per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3% ?filial States .... - ..N sthlst - _ _„,,,,,,.t.,,0uT ani pt0 y o re the question of' a new charter' and tronerelly to - arid 'Rifleman in the, River Plate. The Vixen is over • t CAVAN.-For the last week the weather has .been net monarch...-. ...... anVdelic:s.er of feeline in reesed to the exec-italic' of ~r. • . '• 4 pt)9 v 1 . . . ' MaJD,7ONE . --Th o ei ne i n some places has nowreached mnst favourahlee copious; rain, followed by sunshi . . • e a . i . ". et d e effer 'snecestions that mieht lead to improvement; an 3, it , renas, w iere they aro trying te lift, her for re- . y n a most et ety day. The craps are looking P ei se ft; "71n of 11, vo loas re h i teitae inetea-I ef loans, by distre.ssed authars, snail per- la' the e' N;7 ' 0 rhi p ert e f pa rs , eer boil.- r . are also one The Stet . is eiso unse net of the society. Of tat) re ' 1- ' 1 '- '' . s ' g . n. the tops of the p 1,9, 0 e lila the rapid growth the latel came dow I • • ' --• , attaired h i es been checked by the cold weather Y of the admirably, nor have we seen or heard of even a partiel - :too to° - eru •• • ...... ••• '• ' shiP• •'' ' % re' •• '• 20 0 0 210 0 - Port Natal .........,N By Private , 04 9° ' ••• ''l,7aoc 16 sonS lind it now in their own potVer to cenvert ney r. lief ; e • I, ‘ - • f • • a d w' .1 The E 'll • *. ' ' ' c ''' ostbeta , ove ; ton t las .speert commit,ea wa may say, in wor , that °nay . . , mpre3s wi sail about the 17th for St. , ' Palladium Lite ~. 5 5 13 1 .. p c e t ; c & en b t s . . 20 0 0 20 0 6 Peninsula .......... 31 Ithi7th27Latni . 0. , , , , 0 utr _ ...„,ta li-• •• e• ' • 1. 1 t.' .. f e -'' • t I b ' t, a t r teat( i 1 ne erm .r sea,pe le o a ;tan y sue - - • a ' - • • - ee Its recommendations amount tr) no les 3 a mae ter Catherine s and Pars,euiv. It is said on shore that i P':' few ( ay''' The gardens look . perfectly healthy, and failure anywhere. I h fi 1 I • b Pelican "--••••••" ' - n . t e pasture er s the grass is e- Phcenix - - - Tuscany ....., „ _ „,N sthlsth 2 . "" itho __ this otiasm , „ ; 6 - - Venezuela ..... _ _AI 2d & Nth o fm um , I ciA-ritly making a donation to the eociety, or otheri-ise •han the fo . 'edatilii of • nstitut - I' .al 3 0001, nerhaes more ' ,.vill be -I .1 tl e but few fly have been seen, even in places' where the comin richt r :in t! •••• - tonr•l4l - ~ . 1 al a. t 1 , 0 , n ; upo L n ; , a_ arge a , . v. . . ft , ,, , , 1, ti ., f 1 I use es • y spent upon 1 g y g een and sappy, while the meadows are Professional Life."... 51. per cent. - 5 0 010 0 % Van Diemen'sLa . nd (see I a l one re-imhur-ang it...Aeain, there mieht be certain anoznalts. '' ' '- ' have trued been fo d• " 200 0001 d t .. h Y cAriprenensive sea e, aye milted rho itera,ry Inst. mut,. , not on esra so zeel is all gone, but pert el , . •'" e, Y - -ua • , .an ou telt the fest assuming the appearance which invites the approach Provident Life.... .... 1/. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 o 37% Australia) ...... .. n11 ,1314e e 4 ' ' E: 17t11 01 V' i 1 ,1 in the present con-titution of their executive body • het it oreigner is now the cry. Rock Life.......... _ • 7s. 5300 10 0 8 Weat Indies ........31 ill o wls w' r t i l , l ar ~,,, • : . tution'of Great , Bt•itiin,' into which the pre•tent smaller ler rrapi keel. The Penelope, with the Royal Artillery 1 of the mower. •Wa,i ,'enbtful whether a theoretic i ' a imprev,nieet in tiet • BARIIDTG.-The hop bine is generally good in this Royal Exchange ...... 101. per cent. Stock. all 232 - do , the 0 4 the he e W •1 • • , • Literary Fund 'shall be merged. This i 3 the main gees- alid 'Relies for the Cape, arrived hare on the 4th inst. for OALWAY.-The weather durine . the t week has 6/ 108 - . - .., a sue wise d e s alts reelect wouei oe worte tue expense of a new chartvr When any of' these dates fall a , ese 1 4 be T - 1 - ,,, . 0 „; ~,,1 „ ,..; „ ,.4 ,„„,.,,,,,_ „„......_,,,__ ~,_ , ,_ ' ... • t'on ; . other . ' minor suggesti On C 4 for the more econeinie siippließ, anti sailed attain on the 10th." parish, aull , growe very fast. . The prospect at present is beea most favourable to veeetation. and I •l 3 l a n s der its genial s( Tirt i tf e itire •• - -1/ 14 • si. - . ulsy the , nil- be 0 4'6 iis ispoalliahcennlapnotoynnto)h:eanthfdoelstleohwedia;tealsdtaa.fay.ll on ago „ c ation ~.netch preceding day. bowtinthofttWehfcb Will be .v-r Fo[oAdninEvßaril•SiaElm)lE:Trejs—torreils hßeaarlriihv 'B, ut medicine, ' r oe niece°, or e cost in othe r 00, Ireland, oth dies. Ny- xPense, as it saves 050 time; its e . itos o f en . lit Castle Stuart feels • e extract a few out of 000 testnno, ~ns...„esg4 whichs ears' had resisted all medicines. •Cure Ne• 4'us,spasriV, wdeiltitcolo.us Rerlgrit3 ift.,ciolobill'els: and s' dyspepsia, nervousness, debility, with o'3lo Ogi,, deliC!iansea, have been efectually removed by ... OA v.! ious food in a very short time. —Bev. John , `1 opi ate: Ridlington Rectory, Norfolk. Front the Dowag,_rof p0i0,4 (2f Uastlestuart.—Cure 53 612.—Rosstrevor, Couny.,vtcss V. city, t state that D in ' llent Revalenta Ar3V,estioof December, '1854. —The DOWager 4-I°.'"_, iianiA, Piccadilly & bas 1 ioulo ive• bile, cured her, after all Medicines had failed, o „sod ~,, udußeaericl; isnextficee interest of sufferTro cooa .., great nervousness and irritability of many YesP.,a f ed 7 , Oxford -street this food deserves the confidence of all sufferer, sPogiferg s reet ; 89, considered a blessing. Inquiries will bc cheerfnilb, 2...,,, eanist lib. 2s. gd.; Vb. 4s. 6d.; 51 b. 1100.02;4:r. viisil the Plb ers ' Du Barry- carriage free, on receipt of rest -00c .. 1 at , i! Co., 7', Cockspur-street ; 1, che,iilly ; 60, Gracechareh-street 330, And s,oe.strr:so, .ss , ,14, pper a _...,, ; Jo , b lot' ,a, Charino , cre • r 'l5 B er-street; u° .. pal .... . pside ; 60 and Regent- nsthr ienet;,49L,ei3ndisohnop;4:s::::::ol;tl;, tuall• - ~ s , 7, Wall.mall-East ; 13,1, New Bond-stre.e,l,,.: coadut. een.street ; 13, High-strect, Camden -tow-% , 5 4, ~.-t , King William -street; Ott f..vcob; 61,P street; 21, Paul's Churchyard 0 Firriegdon-so 4.00. : 6, E,lward-;troet ,PJr ITO . BIRTII (1 S. the OF A SON'. t o = 4 , ari nW s , .or • On the 14th inst., at 7, Provost-roo, ;I . a wife of Peter Turnr, Esq. -1 the /11—° f On the 15th inst , at 87, Harrow-rose, e o ife ° Thorn, M.D. . co d , tlr On the 15th inst., at the Elms, Rile s t irreft s t ° ll' Henry Tremenheore Johns , Es q . Ori On the 10th inst., at Hol land -grovel Mrs. J. G. Dwight. 1 01er '1 0 OF A DATIGIITIO• gra , t wo ,a 0. On the 16th inst., at Bookharn, the On the 16th inst., at 1, Manor-terrace, ' , 0 0 ve le .l° of Win. Pocock, Esq. gent; f illr. On the lath inst., at Uxbridge :Mrs- „„ife o • On the 14th inst., at Stone, Sent, the " On the 15th inst., at Herne hill , Chl i ' 4° Tonge. i t s. Sarre , pher North Graham. a ilr t land-street t p aone a mta s i h r. a : Art , rioo:oeumat Helen, ae o ll w eßn l e : rE t. i n . . e .tdo,n MARRIED. On the 16th inst., at St. 31ary's, Dryansweide4 t txo p, Sir J. Sutherland, Ie.L.S., 11.E.T.C.5, e R. N F q o" : I I e . or, Com ma nder ir a h il i i : a e c. 1 (5) : 1 10, i : I t e g r 9a :/:. t r ie .o i l ee t l ir e : Captain Ellicßer,yanstone-s care. il reP {A ' r' ese lle' g hteref th° la o f '"" coot On the 16th • + ins_ atlthe n oysa ..., -. f ,x• - t be Palace Francis For:t ' E only 0 01° r of Esq., ;o Rather' e Frederica,4q"copd delight° to Mary Ann, v r li cis in se ... 3 ' ce, A ionton, orree On the 14th inst., at St. James% 114. " ( gt. IA O c l' i Gwinnett Green, Esq. of -Valerian Lodge, walicec, Bayswater. only daughter of Richard Ea O ri n o t f h C e 3 1. 7 1t s h fo i r n t st., at DIED. e Pal" On lsth • * aged 75. Ra the i nst., Thomas Henry Iloibertov, ~, mpton aged 53. of V " On the 15th • Esq.) thorpe, in the inst., Samuel Ellis Bristowdo,s6. .r.l,t , county of Nottingham, ag e -icia - v ale ' ' On the ' 15th inst., at 5, Stranraer-place, , e r4 George Robertson, aged 44 hie residence, near Vristol, On the 15th inst., Mr. Jo.hn Tayton PrIACO, W all ' .1, proprietor of the Bush Hotel. Southses aged 613. Hy de-I , s i i On the 14th inst., in G.l t t ;race, .c A' oces er- e _a_hviod, Georgians Mary,* ta • I, vide of Henry Virnlpolo In ~.a.., aged 28 o f they I v On the 11th • inst., Joseph Hall, youngest son ,at Samncl Payne, incumbent of Hunstanworth, "" d , aged 23. relo„,/, On,the 9th inst., at ICillenure Castle, Cashl7/, Ikrou Major William Chadwick, lo,te of Montpellier- ' .a, Brighton. I' r On the 12th inst., at L • t Santo Miss JO° Pier, aged 63. Yrving on, l / ---, ------------------ - ---------'- & ----- DO 0° 4` r, LONDON • . Printed and Publisb,93 by WIR'-'-' „ T 1 f of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at Tlte Sun, Office , .I'°' ° nig Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the 0 Middlesex, Monday , June 18, 1855. THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. Perhaps thatimportant and oft quoted authority, "the oldest inhabitant," cannot remember so great and so sud den a change in the vegetable world as that which has taken place withiathe last fortnight. •At Whitsuntide such was the hare condition of the pastures that grave fears were entertained for the fate of grazing stock, and, as a consequence,. our fairs and markets were glutted, and considerably lower prices were submitted to. Wheat and other kinds of cer.als stood much iu need of sun and shower, and their condition was anything but promising the floriculturist was grievr.usly disappointed by the non-appearance or blight of his favourite flowers, and the horticulturist watched with painful solicitude the tardy blossoming of the orchard. A delightful change has, however, taken place. The cold northerly and easterly winds which prevailed for so long, have been succeeded by southerly and westerly winds, accompanied by much needed refreshing and copious showers, so that our fields, orchards, and gardens have undergone a magical change. The gardens display all their seasonable beauties; the fruit trees promise abundant crops.: and wheat, barley, &C., have unlergone a mighty change, and are generally .lifer.rio.nt.; but in. particular places much injury has, been As there is a.want of plant not only on thin weld lar l o, but in some More favourable localities, notwith standing whicb, and•a few solitary instances of Spiryand siCkly•looking wheats on the poorest of. clay lands, yet, on the whole, we may look for at leasta full average crop. SPringcoin has Since the late rains progressed most sa , tisfactorily.. Seeds for pasturing and mowing seem to have suffered most injury, and it is the opinion of many . , notwithstanding the late marked improvement, that the 4, w b '1 g. t i 4b1:41 It