The Sun. — London, England, 1849-07-13 00:00:00

- _ _THE SUN, LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, , JULY 13 , 1349, you tli nags or f m t p n l e e i r e i l ti n e r T i , n arete intention, t i h o a n p , happy i d n . AMEN T. .... '...-„-e-e. in the o c e on h sc o i n e n n u t r iou o s t stir - / s• good demand at 293 to 305, and loaves at 34s to 36s for IMPERIAL PA .1111 cessary debtors-those to e w h a o di p s a ti r i t l o c o ti k on a betTH vttrzt I.2l3ttititi 610 and 14 bs.. Hambro. To-day at public sale, 1,080 boxes of Fereign Sugar Candy were mostly taken in, (THIS EVENING.) —. 40 --.-- the we en nature two of classesm on e 3 ( t ) - f : lenders, and those who had obtained judgments on bona having associated their names • h ' with your heroic One pale straw at 70s to 735, brown and yellow 52s to 65s fi de debts. It was the opinion of a very high legal deeds. A cloud now arises between future destinybeen r IIOUSE OF LORDS. your • SUN OFFICE, Seven o'Cloch. uu.horit) in Ireland, that it would be a very beneficial and you. It is hut the cloud of a passing hour. adhered per cw t. ----emee--. Lerdshi s assembled at F'v '.l • k .Maunmus.-This afternoon little desire was evinced Their . • p , .Ie 0 e ..c . law which tended to make judgment , an unpopular se- Be constant in the conscience of your right, and in all the LIVERPOOL JULY to operate in Mauritings Sugar. Of 7,877 bags offered The Du;:e of . WEL . LING TON presented a petition curie on property in Ireland. He thought, also, that the faith for which many of your bravest brethren died centuri at public „l e. a sma ll part only sold at barely former from the de PoSltors Irl the county 54 Ketry Savings' great re , Pect ought to be shown to the long preps as its armed apostles. God who path co ll ecte d the i r and sue MEETI.NG. rates; yellow went at from 36s to 41s 6d, brown 33s to Bank, complaining of the delay occasioned in the pro- dices of the people of Ireland, and care taken to blood, is your security. God wills that Rome be free dency conciliate their lung-formed opinions in these t o 35s ed, grey 36s to 395, grainy yellow 41s to 41s 6d, ceedings undertaken to give the redress caused by t h e matters . ar;d great, and she shall be so. Yours is not a defeat• praise ' non-returns of the. Court of Queen's Bench ill Ireland Ot The Act of 1841 had greatly augmented the difficulties it is a victory of martyrs to whom the sepulchre is the a * and white 46. to 46s 6d per cwt. • ttenda (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) EAST INDIA.-This afternoon at the public sales of the record in the case. which surrounded the question, and indeed he very much road to heaven. When [leaven shall shine re- tionabl. The St. Leger Stakes. 7.482 bags Bengal prices gave way 6(1 per cwt, but the ROYAL COMMISSION. deubted whether, in despite of the enlightennieet of the splendeut with resurrecrion for you-when, shortly, the of ever ld, tine white Benares at 42 5 to 435, middling to The Royal Assent was given by commission to the Present d a y , and the increased p rivile g es which were n ' w p rice of the sacrifice you have joyfully encou n t ere d ! B el " "' ••• "• "• ''' ..• ••• • I whole so good 39s to 41s, low dingy 3 8a to 38 s 6 d fair a nd fine underm entioned Bills:- elijoyed, modern legislation did not sometimes suffer for the sake of your honour , w i l l be repaid to you, tunctio Vanguard 2 soft yellow 36s 6d to 39., and strong white 47s to 48s Pass en g ers. by comparison with that of our forefathers. Tne sug- may you then remember the men who shared your come t' Won by a head. per cwt. Small Debts (Scotland) Act Amendment. gestions made by the Committee to the He were sup- v allude vicissitudes for months, who now share your sufferings, The Stanley Stakes.' FOREIGN.—Two parcels Havannah in bond amounting Highways (Annual Reetune). p o rted by the evidence of Sir Edward Su den, to whose and who will to•morrow, if necessary, mingling in your men at Muff filly ••• ••• ••• 1 to 4,516 chest, were submitted to public competition County Cess (Ireland). opietens in these matters too great deterence could ranks, fight your new battles. scarcely be shown. The evidence too of the Master of •• THE ROMAN REPUBLIC FOR EVER I now Sc tboritig ••• ... ... 2 yesterdey, and mostly sold at and after the sales at Loan Socienes. Sicyon ..• ••• ••• ..• steady rates •; middling to good yellow realised 22s to Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction. hulls in Ireland also justified the views of the Commit- " The Triumvirs-G. niAZZINI, C. ARMELLINI, admiiii The Bentinck Stakes. tee, He thought that • if the Sohcitor-General adopted A. SAM. " 1 235, and ordinary 20s to 21s, and damaged 20s to 224 : soap Duty Allowances.unerrit Bon Mot , or 500 pkgs Porto Rico a small ran only found buyers. Assault (Ireland) Bill. the principle ot not limiting the . medium of 1501. which The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa of the 7h wheth, Westow ••• ••• "' ''' ''' -- at 42s to 43s 6d for fine yellow, and other sorts at 39s Silver Ceinage Bill. was proposed, attended also with a purification of the states that it Government composed . . of three indivi- jury s. The Aintree Stakes. to 41s 6d per cwt. The private operations in Foreign She riff ut In estruoreland 8.11. together edit another matter which syso mof receivers, . duals-one Roman and two French-has been eats- cases • 1 reduced into the report of the Committee. • . h.d 13 , en in , ro . . . . ••• 1 Sugar for the we ek are only 2,000 bags brown Pernatn- York weld Nona Midland Railway (Deviations, &c.) Wished at Rome. Porto d'Anzo has been opened to In t Earriott .. - ••• ••• • • —• '" namely, the simpithcation ot the proceeding in Chancery, . • • 2 nucu at 19s sd, and a cargo o f Mu.covado at the same Bill • the funitives. perfOr French Busy ... •.• ••• • •• ... ••• the Bill would be one w ich would deserve the sultrier - - The Knowsley Stakes. price. Black Sluice Drainage Acts Ansendtu rata (Amendment • - ot all parties.. and would be like!) to meet with cordial pert or AloLessEs.-For West India the market bits been ot Acts. Ex•ension of Time fur c aempletion or Strongbow ..................1 in quiet this week, and f • tesare not Works, Pewee to levy end raise further Rates suss a state eo operation lreland, PRICES OF SHARES gratin SADLEIR said he sheula tell • aim at makiti is Mr. • • tied et ) g IN BANKS, ASSCRANgeE, AND OTHER COM- • Fitzpatrick ••• ••• ... ... ••• ••• 2 to be eb.ain-d. By • private treated only small parcels Moneys, to Alter twisting Rates and Toils, lied foe few cursory remarks upen this Bill. We h regard to PANIES' STOCK. sessout have been sold, and at auction 100 casks wt re taken other Purposen) THE LONDON GAZETTE in, Berbadoes at 20s to 213, St. Viucents and Antigua York, Nee cestle, and Berwick Railway (Barmoor and • 20s per cwt. East India Treacle at 16s 6d to 17s Altuouth New Branches). restions of his Hen and Learned Friend, as to the euge .. • . • , the simplihcetion ot the pent, of the Court of From the ()eclat List. PUBLISIME ' contin prtivis D EVERY TUESDAY AND FaiDAY EVENING. ~ . Chancery, he thought that unless some speedy and pro- lie it. (THIS EVEN IN G.) per cwt. Charing Cress Bridge Amendment of Acts (Power to ' p-r ulterations were made, it we uld be impossible to LONDoN. FRIDAY. JULY 13, —.....p.---- . COFFEE. — This aft ernoon a fair business was concluded alter Authorised Approaches, &c.) Crimi' BUCKINGHAM PALACE, JUNE 29, 1849. in Native Ceyleu Coffee by privete treaty, but at rather East Anglian Railway and .Ely aud Huntingdon Rail- nt relief to the •Inmerse amount tag(' any permane , i . , of business which now lay before that Court. •TOTNT-STOCA DAS:4ILS. A t The Queen was this day pleased lower rates, good ordinary sellin at 34s 6d to 35a; none way SExtet shin of to confer the h . onour .. - g -. - i_ Time). Ile admitted that the Bill lately framed by the Master lirvidetra Amount . r W i lliam Witimett, of was offered at public sale. For Piantation the market is Newcastle and Carbide Railway (Alterations of and of' Knighthood upon Command. fhG ld • d k - h of. the Rolls would go far to re move such causes of tor- Name " CaMPau • per of Paid .'r: e. tons C . the Ito)al Nave, Lieutenant-Governor o t e u quiet, an 51 Ce• sat auction went rather c elver- Branch :rum Atatun Btaach). 'bighting at 52s to 535, low middling 48s to Truro Turnpike Road, Penryn and R druth Turnpike Ph" , Annum. Share. and some measure of this eature was loudly .----._ ._-_ are ci Cosat• ceded tor by the history of suits in Chancery. . X s. d. A s. d. fort' ' DOWNING STREET, JULY 13. 495, fine fine ordinary 45i to 47s 6d, fine ordinary R oa d (Consolidation ot Truste, Alterations of Toils. shale 40 0 0 40 0 0 21 unlit The Queen has been pleased to appoint Richard 41s to 445, ordinary triage 325; 50 pkgs Jamaica sold Fermaion of New Reads). The Itscumbered Estates Bill now in prog ress aastraiasia..•••••• •• ls. per •tritsh North Amcrical, 5;. pei e 5,,,, 50 0 0 50 0 0 B• sns hard, , Esq ,to be Governor and Commander-in - rather under former rates, to tine ordinary at 41e to ficarewalire J u stices ef the Peace Courts. admit, was, he must a step in this direction Ceylon ............ • • 7 L p.r cent. 25 0 f 25 0 0 dente di stood, it ceratiely did net go lo realise the C entnereial tit London 61. per cent. 100 o 0 20 0 0 have Cnief in and over the ;island ut Vancouver and its de- 44s 6d, fine ordinary 38s to 40s, good ordinary 34s to Sul rey and Sussex Roads (Amendment of Act and Al. As the B. des be • • ." 'C , ,donial. • •• •• objects staled to y the beacitor-General. The aendencies. 371, and triage 265, 18 bales Mucha went ar 53s for teratiun of Tolls). Gloucestershire .. 1 • , ecitte -•• 15/per cent. pow, e of assigning judgments had exiled in Ireland fir Her alajesty has also been pleased to appoint James middling brownish. Congleron lidosure Act Amendment. lonian ••.• •• .. -•• •• Si. par cent. 25 0 0 25 — 0 0 - of Bri M`Nab, 1,. d.. to be Receiver-General, tuid Herbert COCOA.— ' fhia afternoon at public sale 500 begs Great Yarmouth Haven Bridge sod Navigation Ira- mere . then a century. 'I he reel evil of a judgment as a Y•oudn a.na Westminstr St. per cent 100 0 0 0 - stee security for MOW y was not only that it attached as a Ditto •• —•••••• •• •• 13 0 0 „, ,' Huntington, Esq., to be Financial Secretary for the Guayaquil cecoa were taken in at 28s 63 per civt, being provewen ..Lo ndon Joint-Stock ... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 16 "UC , en province of Nova Scotia. aboVe Me value. 3 „ articalarproperty , but that it ove rde Weslaesd's Patent (for Improvements in Manufacturing hen the p r o P,ovincialto Ireland.. Si. per cent. WO 0 0 25 0 0 " Min Her Majesty has further been pleased to appoint 'I Ea.-A greater demand has been experienced for the ' brics . hut. iut tla ) n,, all the real and personal property possessed by the Ditto, New...- —•• fit. per cent. 10 00.10 0 0 • • 1.1 C Robert Garraway M•Hugb, Esq., to be Second Puisne lower sorts ot CongotT this week. PricesA.bendonment of the borrower at the time I4e cenlessed the judgment. It sat, g a ti ona i 01 i r have a gain Ea.t Lothian Central . . 1 - tahway ( . ff.... eland .. 51. per cent. AO 0 0 42 10 0 ‘‘• it" tor Railway and Dissolution of the taompany). r ..ctcd the property which the borrower mightafterwarde Nat. Pravncial ot Eng. 6/. par cent. 100 0 0 35 o 0 34% their Judge of the Rile; Court of the Island of St. Lucia. slightly implored, and suppli s are barely suffic ient tette. New. ..• .... 5!, per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 shape. WAR-OFFICE, JULY 13. mum o t acquire. It was idle to teilk of increasin the facilities deele re' wants. Sales to a fair extent are made in better Stockten and Derlington Railway (Cousolid f., . . . g , sou th Australia •• 51 per cent. 22 10 0 - vince firmness. Ace,. &e.) r the sale ot land in Ireland, unless at the seme time. tome 01 Australia.... 61. per eeot is 0025 0 0 1.6 Royal Reeiment of Hulse Guards-Lieutenant Robert kinds, and upon full terms ; holders e 4 to 9.1 • Shrettebut and Chester Railway (for Branches to the• they con.erred upon the lender of money on landed Ditto ........•• .... 61. per cent. 210 0 —4, B Sheffield to be Captain, by purchase, vice Hood, who We goose ordinary and goOd coms"c• st 8 ' , i t . :- Y . Shrews • • crniee ,n London.- •• 6i. per cent 50 0010 0 1 .: 10 . % ..t . offe retires; Cornet Edward Breeden to be Lieutenant, by mixed teeck, 9id .1 to le ei ~ River Dee A recut, nt tor Joint Station at - to lOid; blackish leaf, 11. ii, g , . security in that counts the fullest ',Able remedy for y , ~•p - , Union of Madri4 ..... 40 0 0 40 0 0 i. Is 3d uud p• koe aveur bury, Power to Subscribe towards the bhrewsbury and recovering his money 1 les seemed to be a retroertide f ar t h e purchase, vice -heffield, July 13. ditto strong Is ld to e • . . , , A steady demand exists tor seucoone Hereford Raieway). movement in the wrong direction. By the ope- IISSUIIANCE COMPANIES. sent ti 6th Dragoon Guard,-Cornet William Brough Philli- Is 4d to Is 10,1. • ior 2* to 2. 9d. Holders t T . o• orquity Market. ration of this Bill, the ' owner ot the land more to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Manglers, ap- at Is to is lod, and . super , , displayed hrmness, Bed last week's quota- , • Dividend Am o o f unt Wirbt ell, CLatteris, Tid gate, and Downham- bridge confessed his judgment was hemmed in be- Name et Company. leave t A West India Regiment; Roger Charles Green Paid. I'll a pointed inh n t o n the Ge n 2 t be Cornet , b •purchase , vice Ph'i- don are well s cathe s uined, purchases to a fair extent Turnpike. tween two evils, in the shape of - the lecturiberee annum. Share. . , ervicr ~ to y , have been made lower setts selling the must Lancaehire and Yot kshiro Railway Oxtension Of Ash- Es alga Bill and the Juderrerit Security Bill ;if he — linsore, July 13. As d. Asti cGeachy feeely; Gunpowder, Canton kind at Is 4d to ls 7d. 7th Dragoon Guards-Captain Alexander M , tun Branch anti Catford Blanch); and wanted to sell the estate, the Incumbered Estates Bill Anton ---•••• •• - al. toy. eoo it osoO O 7s 'P, r ,": --. • ice But- kind to Is ld to slm elle! Is 6,1 to s Centel) ` would operate to prevent hint; and if, on the other hand, :nuance Brit. and For. 71.45. 6d, 100 0011 0 0 18% '‘-''' Alleyne, from the 36th Foot, to be Captain, V is to Is sd; Ilyeun ord and gaud ord Is to Is 2d, Estate Bid. he wisheu to dispose of the jutement, the Judgment ~ e . i tto eiarine.•• •• •• 61. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 . errors ler, who exchanges, July 13. . Vere Webb, better sorts i s 3d to is 10d fine 2s to 3s, Twanke • 5.1 The A ' 4 • • 3d Light lira wens - Assistant Surgeons n t 7d 13, y . Commissioners were the Earl of Shaftesbury, Security Bill would not p. emit of his doing Sot isritiso Commercial •• 7s.per share 50 0 0 6a 0 5% from the 10,h Foot, to be Aesistart- urgeo , vice 0 , better sorts 8d to Is, lissonnkin 8d to Is 6d, and the EArl of Monro, and Lerd Campbell. though a capitalist were at hand ready to advance Cleriel,Med.&Gen.Lite spr ct.& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 19 three: 'e Steff. July 13. cap , r 7d to is 6d per lb. . PRO I'ECTION OF MINORS (SCOTLAND) RILL. the money. He thought it mostdestrable that a judement ()entity •• •• •• •• •• •• • • 31. 100 1 0010 0 0 65 our ht Franklin; promoted on file ' t Frederick Lof.IL iwn ••• •• .• •• •• •• •• - 148. 00 0 50 0 able 1 RICE.-Of Bengal a large quantity has been pressed Lord CAMPBELL moved the secoad reading of this creditor should nut have the power of appointing a. ' l , i , e , •te , • •• 16th Light Dragoons—Lieutenau . Shelley, (US 6s. 50 0 0 50 0 16% l aw, , Das h, oo d to b e Captain, by Purnhas"..vlce who upon the attention of buyers this week, and prices de- Bill. Thie Bill was tendered necessary because th ere Chancery .receiver over an estate. With refereno, to &lg.& Scot. Law .... 51. per cent. 50 00212 6 retires; Cornet Rooert G. ff to be Lieutenant, by pur• dined 3,1 per cwt, the home and exporte demand having were no officers in Scotland exercising functions trials- 'hat part of the Bill which went to revive the vicious I. .aropean Life •••• •• 5% per cent. 20 0 0 All paid. HI us, to ebase, vice Deithwood, July 13; Francis Frederick Col- been limited, etp• cially for inferior sorts. At aucion gnus to those of the m -asters of Cha,g.c.ry it. Eeglited. system of ;denies, he thought chat system was quite a, , ani t e ,„ ne ... • .. Fa.milv Endowmet Soc. 41 & bs. 100 0 0 40 0 tate tl 6/. • er cet. 20 0 0 3 0 0 .4 T line, Gent., to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Kingsley, 8,131 bags and 201 packets ware offered, d • h re-, w-en rather It had received the ape-tub / nun of Led Robeit ee oe one ObjeCtietiable GS the Custodieu system. Had the GI ~. WhoSe appointment has been cancelled, Dec. 8, 1848. - more than halt sold; broken white at 7s sa to 8s mid • e t th e lean t l earne d ut the Se.otch Judges, awl ut tieVeral SOlici. Or. Gri: neral thought of the immense Sea G . nrolan ...... •• •• •• 51. 100 0036 10 0 49 PLesel 17th Light Dragoons-Cornet John Pratt Winter, to riling 8s 64 to 9s 6d per cwt. East India goo to fine other membeits ot the Scottish Judicial Bench. ot litigation which would arise from the complex i .. t eesea; Fire -•••• •• 121 per cent. 500 00so 0 0 220 Lord( 1 nperial Life .•.. •• ••o ti be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Webb, who retires; 9s 6d to 11s, and damaged 64 6d to 9s 6d per cwt. Toe The Bill was then reed a ,eceild time. system of Elegits which he . sought to revive ? Intannity marine•• -ii . • i h i . i it bs . 111: 001 13 0 " i e l Godfrey Charles Morgan. Gent., to be Cornet, by per- supply still continues chiefly of inferior kinds; privately (LEFT bITTING.) • e submitted ti.at the Government should not submit Law Fire .......... 100 0 0 210 0 214 a 1- • " chase, vice Winter, July 13. other sorts met with little atttruion. and only 500 begs awe. to the House measures of this i,olated and puny cha• ,leoe I ire- •••• •• •• •• 11.165. 100 0 0 10 0 0 41% W i n. ,e , a 1 and General Lite 50 0 0 2 0 0 4% beine 2d Regiment of Foot-Captain James Deaves Morris, Madras were sold at auction at 8s 61 top 9s per cwt ler HOUSE OF COMMONS. meter, but others of a massive and eeneral nature with Lo s akin Fire •• •• •• •• 10s. 25 0 0 12 10 0 15% .• from the 80th Foot, to be Captain, vice Studdert, who white. Only a limited d, wand exists for Cleaned resoect to real property : For instance, it was impos- i,,,,k,„ snip ........ 1 0, 25 0012 10 0 1571 n The SPEAKER took the Chair shortly after Twelve exchanges, July 13. Rice, still the value remains at 20.• to 25s for town dressed able to d-o anything in Ireland without a system taring.. ............ 12s.per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 9,e, when o'ciuck. Arit. Invlid&Gen.Lite +Nig. per et. 50 0 0 20 0 2 1 4 men, I 'loth Foot-Staff Assistant -Surgeon James Lewis Carolina, and at 12s ts 20s for low to Nee Patna. From of registration ot' births, deaths, an 1 marriage e PRIVATE BUSINESS.au 5 und— 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 t ies o f Efolleway, to be Assistant - Surgeon, vice Webb, ap- America severy parcels are near at hand, and sellers are .nany of the evils in respect of real property ,a , a t i lo o n n a 4 :l L ,e it.e.. • sl.per cent. 100 0 C 5 0 0 - pointed to the 3d Light Drageons, July 13. willing to accept 18s to 20s per cwt. Of Bermuda Ar- The Lords' atnenoments to tbe Reck Life Assurance ~rising out of this detect. The facilities that -• deetium Lite 5l, per cent. 50 002 0 0 210 s. hands 14th Foot-Lieutenant William Blundell to be Cap- rowreet 11 packages at auction sold at Is to is 4d; 2 Cowpony Bill were considered and agreed to, and the „ meted in Seetland for the transfer of real roperty was edican -•••••• .• ..•• _ - - - unane fain, without purchase, vice Brevet-Major Joseph Smitie ditto Jamaice 614; 88 boxes 10 bags F. I. 4 , 1 to Atisi Bill ordered to be eugroesed. the seciet ot the succeed of that country ins his reepect. he e..ol "ix • - 31' p.sh./Icbs. 143 in eitl The he rep , ,rt on the alarylabone and Finchley Turnpike s r (-ID s ctor Life.. •• who retires upon full pay; Ensign George Sister to be per lb. In Segu :Ales to a fair extent have been made . ir J. weAt.AM sei 1, it time had allowed Provident e Life 11.5. & bs. 100 00100 0 26 Th Road. Intl was considered and agrn•titl to. Lieutenant, vice Blundell; Gentleman Cadet Rainier by private treaty at 183 to 234 for low to Ellie. Sag.,sh uid have been glad to have offered some observations. nett Lite ss. 5000 10 0 :.% merit, PETITIONS. Peter William Elwyn, from the Royal Military College, Fleur is yet in scenty supply, and is wanted at 17s to There was but one opinion in the [louse he believed. .toyat Exchange 6'. per cent. Stock. 210 jury, Mr. M. GIBSON p 'eseutt d a pea len frem the Man 4 ii, l• 1rc........... to be Ensign, vice Slitter. 17s ed per cwt. that the Bill she d . mid be read a secon time As the Bil' • - ant to an, Ltte . . • chee•er board of guardians in favour ot anivaucing 35th F u ot-Lieuteuttut Frederick George Elkington e-peces.-There is still much inquiry after Cassia • 0 • . would be again discussed in Cemmitlee after they hail niversal Life ION pr cnt. 100 009 0 0 __ p e „ r , out of the poor-rates to promote etni ration to be Captain, by purchase, vice Buchanan, who retires; Lived, and former rates are readily paid. At auction uw , ne 'Y . - g • had all opportunity of reading the report, lie pressed % 7 iaturia Lite.. . ML ' • Also a petitton from the ancliest• - r an bocieny. p ra y trots, Ensign Francis Loyd Dieby to be Lieutenant, by per 200 chts went at 96s 6.1 to 98s per cwt for good mid and upon the Route the necessity ot sea ling it a second time. ing for the repeal of the aitirrveys' cer uncut , . e utytlittlDGES on tt chase, vice Elkington, July 13. good first and second pile, and mid 93a 6d to 94e 0. ESI A ICES LEASING (IRELAND) BILL . reserving forth r diseuseiou until the Committee. TiTie ' Dividend Amount those 36th Foot —Captain Antoine Sleet Butler, from the Black Yelper-At auction 700 bags of Sumatra were The House ' Committee Bill. than went unto on Lida Bill must be taken in connexion with the Incum- Name of Company. per 01 Paid. Price. IN i t h 7th Dragoon Guards, to be Captain, vice Allen, who sold at 21 Ito 211 for clean sifted, and damaged 20 to. Cl 1 hadbause . (en previeuely agreed to. Clause 2 tiered Estates Bill, the Lerds' amendments Annum. Share. exchenges, July 13. 2a 1; 1 990 robins, and 875, b .gs of Allepy. sound 2h4 to 0) which he hoped would be discussed before this Bill was agreed to without diecu i'Vil tits were also 5.31 Foot-Lieutenant Robert Townley Felker, to 211, and damaged 2d to 21.1 per lb. White is wanteu and s. , e clauses 3a n ain came on. .t. s. d. X. e. d. parte 4,5, 6. 7, and 8. tharing-cross•. •• .. • • _ 25 0 0 ', be Captain, by purchase,, viee Tytler, who retires ;En in scanty supply ; prices rule from 5.1 to 9d for common f , • VII emu Se 9 oin ro , . - • Edwerd Dyne Fenton, to be .Licutenant, by per- to tine. Ot Pimento none has been uffeted at auction b_ in sed, pro fo, ma, to be re-committed on Thursday next. Ditto Nw ot 7% p.c. 355. per cent. 50 0 0 of p sign air . SADLMIt quitif chase, vice Par, ker, July.l3. this week, be private treaty, however, sever II parcels • led the Bill would extend to The House resumed, and immediately adjourned till , Vaterloo •••••••• •• •• 100 0 0 334 calico Trini' coil. • Dublin Ditto Old Ann. of St. 11.55. 4d. CO 0 0 27 es6th Foot -.Ensign John Walker, to be Lieutenant, have been sold at 3.11 to per lb, at' tt hieh the market is . -•g . . • five o'cl• ck. Now she SOL RA lOR GENERAL said it would not. oat° Nw ditto of 71. 11. 2s. 2d. 40 0 0 - by purchase, vice Kendall, who retires ; Algernon Tot- firm. Cloves are wanted Bencolen at Is 4,1 to ,'aualiall .... .•• Av. 11. 70 10 3 1 8 egeit •1 he clause was then agreed to. The House resumed at Five o'clock. fellnarn, Gents go be Ensign, by purchase, vice Walker, Is Bd, Ambieina, Is to Is 2.1, B turbots and . '!'lee remeitortg clauses were then egret d to. Mr. J. HEALI) presented a petition praying the TooCiass. queer July 13. Lux bar, 7ill to 8} I, and the supply is getting smaller.tittle Mn. HAMILTON proposed the following additional fleuse to extend the powers of County Courts. Dividend Amount --68th Foot-Lieutenent William Hadley, from Quer Cintennon is held fur last quarterly saes rake; few clause:-" And be it enacted that it shall be lawfu l 2 it. ROYAL ASeEN PS. Name ot Co:toga/v. per of Paid, Foie; . awes tercaawer half pay 2,1 Foot, to be Paymaster, vet.. Morris buyers are to he met with. Mace is in good request, and •annum. Share, g4f the Robinson Cempeell, who retires upen half-pay, July 13. there is a firm market; prices rule trim 2. to 2; 9,1 per and for Loy incumbeht of Hey benefice in Ireland, by The Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod appeared at .--- • 80. h Foot-Captain Charles Fezgerald Sunidert, ne, In mega sales te a fair extent have been made, indentute tallied and eielivered b such hicumbent, in the table and summoned the Ilsuse to attend at the bet .£ s. a. .0 s. d. Dien from the 2d Foot, to be Captain, vice - Morris, who ex- and the supply is smaller than last week. For bre, en the presence of one or wore Tito s!, or wittteaces, anti of the Ilouae of Lords to heir the Royal assent given to e, iet and West India.. 6/.or cent. Stock. 132% cese with the consent of the archbishop or bishop of the several public and private Bills (tor which see Lorth,' i . ! . .. o st io C n ountry - charges, Jul) 13. prices rule at 2s 64 to 3. 10 !, and limed 2s to 2s 9 1 per unde.l diocese, under hie baud and seat, such c,onsent, toeing sic- ',port). •••• •• .•• •• , t.ar cent. Stock 110 2d West India Regiment-Lieutenant Thomas Man- lb. T. -day at public .. wise 14 pkge of Jamaica ( huger ~ ,'. , tette fiends •• ...... IL per cent. . the io eet 'muter by way of endorsement 0,30 written on such The SPEAKER, on his return, enumerated the Bill. 4—Katharine .. •..... 4 per cent. Stock. ders, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, were a ,Id at 6es to 150 e per ewe for low middling to " .4.1 W,, autecture, ur by his being an executing party thereto, which had receive,: the Royal assent. Ditto, Scrip ,•. • r 'rice Dumaresq, who retires. Judy 13. &Awl, being the lull value.onto e5.,..13......•• , 041. pr cent. ,conii 0 demise or ltase au) part or parts ot the h b Mr. B 0-3 BORNE presented several eti i s-o I • Ceylon Rifle Regiment-Beward Stanhope J. rvois, Smarrs.-Of Leeward Island several parcels t 1 p ton n,• 4,tthstinpton •• ...... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 60 0 0 by I ' d benefice,• h . •g B. * Sc ;ands or sat save as ereinatter provided, from a place in bc.ntl %nil, dapreceting the interference to Gent., to be Secord Lieutenant, without purchase, vice have- been sat this week, send at better prices; le 5:1 Inman promoted. July 13 to Is 6d per ganon having t=ee n paid for proof, either altogether or in parcels containing not lees Until Itteeia in the affairs of Hungary, and praying her M.a. , ,1 , WATER.-WO &Ks• 1..:( has I HosPITAL STAFF.-Staff Surgeon of the Second Class and the minket .loelts firm. Eest India has improved tell acres each, for sees term eut g xceed e . 1. kr I• • mg t went) -out. peel s troveromoint to aelinownet , the it lep niente 0. , Dividend Amount George Home to be Staff Surgeon of the First Class, in value, lied a fair busine,s has been cehcluded )e'rs, to t.ke 1 fleet in pu sesslim and not :n reversion that country; another from Sr. Giles-in the•Fielde . same of company. per of raid Price. what , Annum. ' Share. vice James Nluffit, M.D., who retires upon half- at Is 31toIs 4 1 preuf. Toe supply is also smaller. or b) way et future thtereet er cencurreet lease: proe against the Beer Bel ; one frian the Rev. • to gi ._ se,... pay ; Assistant • Surgeon Henry Franklin, from Denierara !net wall a fan' sale at 2s to 2s 3.1 ended always, that 11l anti by every such lease there shall l'. Harris, of Menne ouch, compleining of the . . . .£ s. d. A e. d. atiee, . the 3 I Light Draeg.ous, to be SAI - burg, on for 30s too 40 per ceet over proof, and there are not tree tie rebel veil and made pa) able quarterly tine best yea r ly ; ypinny en the part of his Bishop; one train a solientot t:-tat 1.0114014.••• •• •••• al. ;100 0 0 176 newt of the Second Class, vice llorne, promoted; sellers. lii Jamaica operations are upon a larger 1 eut that can at the date 00 uriting buult lease be eb.. at Warwick. g dug through the L -ige csse, and prayine Irand Junction .• .... 2/. 10s. 41 13 4 C"nt ••••.• • • • • ...... 31. 10e into o 0 - ►r 1 77 , Until Acting Assistant Surgu on john Duff. M.D., to be Staff scale tor all purposed, but good awl fine sorts are the tamed or reas,,neely be expected fur the !saute, without to be, allow, dto gei thrsugh the case at the have of the Lambeth •• •• •• ' ' * ' •• •• •• a . per cnt 100 0 0 99 after Assitant-Surgeon, vice HollJtvay, appointed to the 10th most in r. quest; prices are well supported for all kinds t ikleg any flue or premium, or any sums of money or Ileuse. New UM' Lndn Brdge 21. ins. itS • t :, JUS I FOOL, July 13. this week. Tne value of 20 to 29 p••r cent. over other thing by way of tine ur pr, unum fur making Mr. E. DENISON presented a petition from certain: )',II N - hulr•• •• •• •• •• •1 5 .pert nt. 100 0 0 99 V...+! Middlogex - . . 61.5. cnt 121 run Punt, UNATTACHED.- Lieutenant David Green, from the proof is from 2s 2d to 2s 51,' 30 to 36 over 2s 6 I , awe : acid provided also, that every such lease persona at Nuutrungh,a) in favour of a scientific; institution' Ist F o ie, to be Captain, without purchrtee, July 13. to 3s 3.1, thrice marks 3. 4d to 4s per ga11...n. shalt be iu the form, sod shall contain, fur Mr. S. WORTLEY preeente3 petitions from serene. • SkAS-L1G.121.1P AreD COJLE COItIPLNIES. come Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant ot Lanarkshire. Fur 13, andy the mat lett leeks firm, and a good trade has the beuefit of such itieumbent and his eucces- places tigainsi - , the Mstros,., ,, e Bt.!. • dividend Amount can I, Upper V‘ , cud and Airinie Currie ot Lanarkshire Yeo- been concluded-Coeeac best brands of tne vintage 1843 iurS, the several r es ,re u ti olis , ( ieeptims, cenditi ell, Lord DUDLEY STU A ti, r presented a petition from Name of Company. per of Paid. Price upon unsury Cavalty-William L ckhart, Esq., M.P., to be at 3.1 en to 3i sa. 1847 4s 3d to 4s sd, .1856 5: 3tl to wind covenants contained in ur required by an Act paiond Merylebone and St. Pancras againt the Sale of Breed Annum. Share. heart Major - Cots. mandant, vice Sir Norman Macdonald Lock- 5s sd, 1845 3s 81 to 5s 101. inferior aorta 2, 3,Fto 3,6 d, in the 9,n and 10411 years of tile reign or her pres•nt Bill. ---- -- --- the u barn Bent.. deceneed. June 28. and Bourtleaux 24 to 2s 2d. Geneva is held with firm- M,,je sty, inti , tiled •• An Act to facilitate and encourage THE LEIGH PEERAGE. nritish ••••••..•• •• .. 11. X. s. d. A. s. d. 40 0 0 18 0 0 14 invite OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JULY 10. ' ne - aatis9d to is 103 for ordinary, and fine 33 33 to the granting of certain le ems. for terms of years in Ire- The ATTORNEY-GENERAL thought it was his Ditto Provincial.... 11. Se. 20 0 0 19 00i is itnpu Royal Regunent of Artenery-Sea Captain Wil- 3s 3d. British made Spirit unaltered in eaiue. ' land,' end the schedules thereto: and provided also, that duty to call the attention of the House to a peittiol, dttstot .• .• •• •• •• •• •• ict.per cent. 20 0 0 - , "bill Barn James Smythe to be Captain, vice Fisher, retired SALTPETRE-I ' u day there were sellers of rough it shall not be lawful tun and nuditeg herein Contained which had just been presented. It appeared that the ;sty London * •.: •• • • 51.pgicent. 10020 0 0 0 0 too - o 0 250 whit upon tell Fray; First Lieutenant Edmund Henry Rene rather under former rates, still there was I, ss demand. shell authorise or empower any. incumbent to d-mise or petitioner was undergoing an imprisonment for libel, and klontinentalConsolida . t . . 925. pr share 50 0 0 39 5 0 30 • Digo Flint to be Sec , not Captain, vice Smythe •; Second Ot 3,240 bags Calcutta offered at auction aam eel part lease any pot don of the glebe fit and cagy , nient to be as the libel was repeated in the petition, he apprehended equitable -......... iss. pr share 50 0 o 50 0 0 26 lii Lieutenant Charles Edward Burt to be First Lieutenant, only sold-8/ to 14 per cent refraction 25 3 6d, 5i ditto built and improved upon for the hattitation and residence it could not be received. imperial ...... •.• • • • 61. per cent. 50 0 0 AO 0 0 664, Indeaendent .......•• 61' per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 62% or u vice Flint, June 28 . 264.3 to 4 ditto 26. 6.1, 15 1 ditt o 25e 6 I p e r c wt. ot him end me successors, or whereli, a house ot resideuce Mr. OSBORNE said the petition h ad been f o r w a r d ed 1,,,en„.• •• •• •• •• •• so o o so 0 o lasv o f o - Corps of Royal Engineers - Bre vet-Ma j or Thomas COCHINEAL..—To - day at auction 180 bags of Cochineal is alread y built, or shall hereafter b e b u i l t, er w hic h sha l l to him b y the Hon. Member tor Finsbury. No doubt Ditto.. - ::........ - 50 0 0 50 0 22 Coryndon Luxmore to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Eng- were offered and all sold; black at 3e 91 to ss• 3 1-these lie 11U Leer or cehtiguous to such house so built, or to be the petitioner wing in gaol, but front the tenor of the peti- l'htenix . ........... 51. per cent. . 'tatcliff ••• • • ..•• •• • • 50 0 0 4G 0 0 29 arid 51. 100 0 0 90 0 0 75 It fish, deceased, July I. are lower rates by 3d to 4d; eilvere went 3s 7d to 4s orl, built, as to be convemeutly made use of for the same, or dun he thought he was better qualified for a lunette. ...Tutted General ...... 4%1. pr cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 12U ADMIRALTY, JULY 12. Mexican silvers 3s 7d to 3, Si,and black 3s 7,4 to 3s 10d the buddiegs, gardens, or lands and appurtenances of usylum•-(Hear, and a laugh.) Westminster Chartered 31. 50 0 0 —4•,% 15 a : PILOTAGE BILL. Ditto, New .• •• •• .. 121. 50 0 0 10 0 0 9 1 4 wit: . X renuu au. j .._ The Knowsley Stakes. price. . MOLASSES.-For West India the market hat been ot Acts, PRICES OF SHARES Strongbow ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• I in a quiet. state this week, and former sates are not Works, Pewee. to levy and raise further eo operation from the peeeple of Ireland. Exension of Tone fur Conoletion of of all parties- an" "euel er ea") Le Levey att. ee.o•e• Rates tense Mr. SADLEIR said he sheula only aim at makiiig a IN BANKS, ASSCRANteE, AND OTHER COM- Fitzpatrick „, ~, ... ... •• • ••• 2 to be eb;ain•d. By. private treated only small parcels Moneys, to Alter existing Rates and Toils, reed foe few cureory remarks open this Bill. We h regard to 'JAMES' STOCK. have been sold, end at auction 100 casks wt re taken other Purposed) the ...ogees . dons . of his Hen. and Learned Friend, as to From the ()eclat Li..t. in, Berbadoes at 20s to 213, St. Viucents and Antigua York, Nee c,:stle, and Berwick Railway (Barmoor and THE LONDON GAZETTE• 20s per cwt. East India Treacle at 16s 6d to 17e Almouth New Branches). the suriplihcetton ot' the proceedings of the Court of PUBLIMIED EVERY TUESDAY AND FaiDAY EVENING. (THIS EVENING.) per cwt. Charing Cress Bridge Amendment of Acts (Power to Chancery, he thought that unless some speedy and pro ' p - -r• reiterations were made, it we uld be impossible to LONDON. FRIDAY. JULY 13, _-....nee--- . COFFEE.-This afiernoon a fair business was concluded alter Authorised Approaches, &c.) in Native Ceyleu Coffee by private treaty, but at rather East Anglian Railway and Ely and Huntingdon Rail- afro(' any permanent relief to the immense amount JOINT-STfeicik, IllitisrlCS. BUCKINGHAM PALACE, JUNE 29, 1849. of business which now lay before that Court. The Queen was this day pleased to confer the honour lower rates, good ordinary selling at 345 6d to 35e; none way (Exteesion of 'rime). He admitted that the Bill lately framed by the Master . Devidetei Air our t of Knighthood upon . Couilnander William Witiniett, of was offeted at public sale. For Piantation theme - rket is Newcastle aud Cerliele Railway - (Alterations of and of. the Rolls would go far to re move such (ewers of coin- Name of Company. par of Paid ,-',', C. Lielltentint-GOVernOr of the Gold quiet, and 51 ea•ks at auction went rather cheerer- Branch :rum Aiaton Btaech). Annum. Share. the Royal Nav), irdildling at 52s to 535, low middling 48s to and some measure of this nature was loudly .---_._ 1 -- Covit. Truro Turnpike Road, Penryn and Redruth Turnpike pia" , 2 s. d. 2 a. d. DOWNING STREET, JULY 13. 495, fine fine ordinary 454 to 47s 6d, fine ordinary Road (Consolidation of trusts, Alterations of Toils. ceded for by the history of suits in Chancery. eastridasia..•••••• •• lEs. ershine 40 0 0 40 0 0 24 iiritsh North American 5;. pier 4s:is, 50 0 0 so o 0 - The Queen has been pleased to appoint Richard 41s to 445, ordinary triage 325; 50 pkgs Jamaica sold Fermalun of New Reads). - The lecumbered Estates Bill now in progress was, he must admit, a s tep in this direction Ceylon .............. 71. p,.3• cent. 25 0 0 25 o 0 - B- sns h ar d, . Esq., to be Govetner and Commander-in - rather under former rates, ro fine ordinary at nle o R e nfrewehiee J u stices of the Peace Courts. h h e c C •intriercial ot London 61. per cent. 100 0 a 20 0 U C lt i t tor g. - Coier in and over the ;Wand of Vancouver and its de- 44e 6d, fine ordinary 38s to 40s, good ordinary 34s ti e Ceieniat.• •• •• - obJectS stall to pendencies. 371, and triage 265, 18 bales Mucha went ter 53s for teration of Tolls). Storey and Sussex Roads (Amendment of Act and Al. As . the B_ di . stood, d day itce t r i t y eir t , h ly e d s it , l ., o Ge to ner r a e l a . lise l t. po vo ,r of assigning judgments had exi - eed in Ireland fer Gloucestershire ••• • • • 15/per cent. - Her elajes7 has also been pleased to appoint James middling brownish. Congleten lii&osure Act Amendment. . lonian ••.•••.. - • • • • 41. per cent. 25 0025 - 0 0 -- ) . .ondri and Westminstr 61. per cent 100 0 0 /0 0 0 - M'Nab, E:q., to be Receiver-General, teed Herbert COCOA.-This afternoon at public sale 500 begs Huntington, Esq., to be Financial Secretary for the Gus) aquil c•icoa were taken in at 28s 63 per cwt, being provewen .. security ter mon. y was not only that it attached as a Great Yarmouth Haven Bridge and Navigation Ira- more then a century. the reel evil of a judgment as a Ditto •• -••:••• •• •• - , - 13 0 0 - Lo Mon Joint-stock ... 61. per cent. 0 0 0 10 o 0 16 P.ovincial of Irelan4.. Si. per cent. province of Nova Scotia. above the value. w el e,heua's Patent (for Improvements in Manufacturing lien to the particalar Property, but that it overrode all the real and personal property possessed by theloo 0 0 25 0 0 - Ditto, New... -•. • • •8 I. percent. 10 0 0. 10 u 0 - Her Majesty has further been pleased to appoint '1 EA.-A greater demand has been experienced for th . si Fur int Fabrics). oorrower at the time Ise cenfessed the judgment. It alo, national ot Ireland .. 51. per cent. 50 0 0 alO 0 - Robert Garraway M•Hugh, Esq., to be Second Pt!isne lower sorts ot CongotT this _week. Prices d Diseolution of the Company). have agtuu East . Lothiati Central Railway (A.bendonment of the effected the property which the borrower mightafterwarde Nat. Provncial ot Eng. , 6/. per cent. too 0 0 35 0 u 34% Judge of the Rept; Court of the I s la n d of St. Loma. sh htly implored. and supple s are barely sufficient for Railway an acquire. It was idn• to ;elk of increasing the facilities so l i /tee. New. ..• .... 51. percent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - WAR OFFICE, JULY 13. .1 ) 1d Derlington Railway (Consolidation of h Australia - 22 10 o - for the sale of land in Irelerd, unless at the seine time • unto- or Australia,.., ; 61. per cent 25 0 o 25 0 0 - d k e th g a i l t e s r . S' au w d an u t p s. onf a u l l e t s t t e u r i t e n - f s ei ; r ex beat a re v - m in a c d e e fi in rm b r e ie tt s e s r . Stuc A k et t s ein ad a . Royal Reeiment of Hulse Guards-Lieutenant Robert Ditto .............. , 61. per cent. - 210 0 - e t Sc! to 9d ; Shrewsbury and Chester Railway (for Branches to the they eon:erred upon the lender of money on landed Sheffield to be Captain, by purchase, vice Hood, who We queen ordinary ande crnieu ~t - London. -.• 6i. per cent 50 0 0 10 0 e 1e.% leaf, 113 to is eel. River D A r t Joint Station • bli . security in that country the fullest e'hil • • °lv f • • . ee, g &vont or at rens p ,, s-1 e l, In-' .• " I Union of Madrid .•• •• 1 - 40 0 0 40 0 0 - retireS; Cornet Edward Breeden to be Lieutenant, by 'nixed Ineck, 91d to 10ed; blackish g00d h,;1 , :r a 5 24,11 7 a d koe fiaveur bury, Power to Subscribe towards the bhrewebury and recovering his money. Ties seemed to be a retrograde purchase, vice eheffield, July 13. ditto strong Is ld to la 3 , D p.. s .. . 1 A steady demand extsts tor JUctiOth, Hereford Ratiway). movement in the wrong direction. By the ape- IISSITRA.NCE COMPANIES. 6th Dragoon Guards-Cornet William Brough Philli- Is 4d to Is loi s dsu erior .2s to 2.• 9d. Holders ot Tor tut Market ninon of this Bill, the - owner of the lane more to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Menders, ap- at is to is I t o ,an . p _ ~ q y i . . 1 Dividend Amount eyed hrmness, and last week's quo a- 01. , Irb4 Ch. Chattens, Tid gate, and Downham-bridgc confessed his judgment - was hemmed in be- Name et Company. I per of Paid. Pei e. pointed to the 2e West India Regiment; Charles Green displayed Roger - vice r - tion are well s uined, purchases to a fair extent Turnpike. teveen two evils, in the shape of .the• lecueriberee Annum. share. • Tichborne, Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, tu r-1 t ll' have been nude s ca the ower set sse mg the most Lancashire and Yotkshiro Railway Oxtension of Ash- Es sees Bill and the• Juditneent Security Bill ;if he - - 1 limore, July 13. cGeacby feeely; Gunpowder, Canton kind at Is 4d to ls 7d. tun Oratich and Ciitford Branch); and Xa.C. X a 6 wanted to sell the estate, the Incumbersd Estates Bill Anion -•••••••• •• •• 31. 10s. 500 0 0 50 00; ea ' 7th Dragoon Guards-Captain Alexander M . , • 1 en vice But- kind bort s ( to s, mp erta l is ae to s, Center) The Debra end Chapter of Cauterbury'e (Welworth) would operate to prevent him; and if, on the other hand, Alliance Brit. and For. 71.4 x. 6d. 100 0 0 11 0 0 18% Alleyne, from the 36th Foot, to be Captai , is t 1 51• II • d d••o s r , yeun or an geod ord Is to Is 2d, Estate Bill. he wished to dispose of the jueement, the Judgment A, - i i s ai t!to Marine. ••• • : • i t P 6 ej ee r e . t l ; . too 0 0 5 : : - 1 - 5 - ler, who exchanges, July 13. . Assistant Surgeon . Vere Webb, better sorts Is 3d to is 10d, fine 2s to 3s, Twankey fii The Commissioners were the Earl of Shaftesbury; Security Bill would not te emit of his doing so, A 1 itritisit Commercial .• 7s.perThare 50 0 0 5a o 5% 3d Light Draaottne- Foot, to be Aesistart-Surgeon, vice to 7d, better sorts 8d to Is, I:been - skin 8d to Is 6d, and 'he E4II of SI info, • and Ltrd Campbell. though a capitaliet were at heed ready to advance Clericl,Med.&Gen.Lite spr ct.& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 19 from the 10 . h 31. 100 0 0 10 0 0 65 the Staff, July 13. caper 7d to Is 6d per lb. . PROTECTION OF MINORS. (SCOTLAND) BILL. the money. He thought it most desirable that a judement Franklin, promoted on .CO 0 0 5 0 0 - Frederick Loftus LieutenantHlS RICE-Of Bengal a large quantity has been pressed Lord CAMPB.h.LL moved the second readiug of thie creditor should nut have the power of appointing a. E ,. 0 ,, . .. 16th Light Dragoons - Lieutenant 6s. 50 0 0 50 0 16% Dashwoo d to b e Captain, by purchase, vice Shelley, who upon the attention of buyers this week, and prices . de• Bill. Thie Bill was tendered necessary bec a use th ere Chancery -receiver over an estate. With reference to Eag.ait Scot. Law .... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 212 6 - retires; Cornet Robert G , ff to be Lieutenant, by pule dined 3,1 per cwt, the home and exporte demand having were no e uieets in Scotlend exercising functions anala- that part of the Bill which went to revive the vicious ..aroße . a . r . , n le o te • • 514 41 pez t c ,s ent. I N 0 0 0 All paid. 10 a e t . S . u . c . . chase, vice Deehwood, July 13; Francis Frederick Col- been limited, esp e cially for inferior sorts. At aucion gems to those of the Masters of Chatic.ry le Beglitod. syeteur of ;ileyits, he thought that system wise quite as f - . a , nt ei l ) ,,, en e,... e..... 6/. per cent. 20 0 0 3 0 0 - Una, Gent., to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Kingsley, 8,131 bap and 201 packets were offered, when rather It had received the approbatiun of Led Itobeiteun, ow• objectioueble as the Custudieu system. Had the GI ,- .e - 125 whose appointment has been cancelled, Dec. 8, 1848. - mote than halt sold; broken white at 7s 61 to 8s mid e t w e mast learned to the Se.otch Judges, aud ot several Solici.or.Gtneral th o ught of the immense sea u :trot art ....•• •• •• • • 51. 100 0036 10 0 49 17th Light Dragoons-Cornet John Pratt Winter , to riling 8s 61 to 9s 6d per cwt. East India goose to fine o ther niemteits ot the Scottish Judicial Bench. ot litigation which wou ld arise from the complex i ii,5,..,a, Fire •• •• •• •• 121 per cent. 500 0 0 .50 0 0 220 1 nperial Life •• •• •• •• 12s. 100 0 e 10 0 0 Is be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Webb, who retires; 9s 6d to I Is, and damaged 6s 6d to 9s 6d per cwt. Tee The Bill was then reed a second tune. system of Elegits which he . sought to revive ? I.lde , nnity Marine.. - IL sh. - & bs. 100 0 0 513 1 - Godfrey Charles Morgan. Gen t . , to be Cornet, b y p ar- supply still continues chiefly of inferior kinds; privately (LEFT tiITTING.) , e submitted teat the Government :mould not submit Law Fire - .......... lOO 0 0 210 0 24 chase, vice Winter, July 13. other sorts met with little atttn•ion. and only 500 bags -0111,- - to the House measures of this i , olated and puny h c-a• Law I ire -..-.. .. 11. 16s. 100 0010 0 0 41% • • ~ e4al and General Lite - 50 0 0 2 0 0 4% 2d Regiment of Foot-Captain James Deaves Morris, Madras were sold at auction at 8s 61 to 93 per cwt ler HOUSE OF COMMONS. meter, but others of a massive and general nature with Lo , alen Fire •• •••• • • 10s. 25 0012 10 0 155 from the 80th Foot, to be Captain, vice Studdert, who white. Only a limited d, noted exists for Cleaned resoect to real property. For instance, it was impos- i,,„ (10 „ ship ..., ~ ~ 10s. 25 0012 10 0 15N The S PEAXER took the Chair shortly after Twelve excharigee, July 13. Rice, still the value remains at 20e to 25s for town dressed s.ble to do anything in Ireland witheut a system latrine.. ............ 12s.per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 94 tAtiuck.,led. invild &Gen. Lite t i nt. per et. 50 0 0 20 0 2t4 10th Foot -Staff Assistant -Surgeon James Lewis Carolina, and at 12s te 20s for low to tiae Patna. From of registration of' births, d , aths, and marriage ~ PRIVATE BUSINESS. ational Lean Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - 11olleway, to be Ass slant-Surgeon, vice Webb, rip- America severy parcels are near at hand. and sellers are - many of the mile in respect of real prop , . t rt..! 1 ~tion4l Lite•• - The Lords' atnenoments to the Reck Life Assurance • -- pointed to the 3d Light Dragoons, July 13. willing to accept 18s to 20s per cwt. Of Bermuda Ar- arising out of this detect. The facilities thet -• .lladium Lite 5l. per cent. 50 002 0 0 210 s. Company Bill were considered and agreed to, and the „_ 14th Foot-Lieutenant William Blundell to be Cap- rowreet 11 packages at auction sold at Is to is 4 , 1; 2 meted in &titian , ' tor the transfer of real property was ?alkali .. •• •••••• .. • • - - _ Bill ordered to be engrossed. .21. p. sh. &As. - - 142 fain, without purchase, vice Brevet-Major Joseph Smith, ditto Jamaica 614; 88 boxes 10 bags F. I. 4 , 1 to 4e.i the secret eat the allecees ot thee country in this respect. t' erector I,ife •• • • s/. per cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 The reperc on the . Marylebone and Finchle Turn ike - who retires upon full pay; Ensign George Sister to be per lb. In Sego sales to a fair extent have been made y P Sir J. GRAHAM sei I, if time had allowed he Provident Life ll. 56 & bs. 100 00100 0 26 Roads WA eras considered awl agreed to. ste tod have been glad to have offered some observations. .(,e.K Lite ss. 5 0 0 010 0 Lieutenant, vice Blundell; Gentleman Cadet Rainier by private treaty at 183 to 234 for low to tine. Sago PETITIONS. .zopil . Exchange 6'. per cent. Stock. - 210 Peter William Elwyn, from the Royal Military College, Flour is yet in scenty supply, and is wanted at 17s to _ There was but one opittion in the House he believed. • Mr. M. GIBSON p escort d a pea ion from the Man- in, 1 , Ire ........... . 61. 10s. to be Ensign, vice Slater. 17s 6d per cwt. cheer hoerd of guerdians iu favour of asivaucing that the Bill should be read a second time. As the Bit; . 'lna Lire . - - 44 35th Fuot-Lieuteuant Frederick George Elkington e-peces.-There is still much inquiry after Cassia would be again discussed in Ceinteittee after they had niversal Life lO% pr cnt. 100 0 0 90 0 -- the - t - . • money out of poor-rates it premote etmgranote to be Captain, by purchase, vice Buchanan, who retires; Lignea, and former rates are readily paid. At auction had an i tofthe report, lie -•el % a t pporruni y reading pruned 7 n:torte Lite •• •. - 40 0 4% ' Also a petition from the Manetieeter La. Society. pray - Ensign Francis Lloyd Dieby to be Lieutenant, by pur 200 chts went at 96s 6d to 98s per cw t for good mid and leg for the repeal of the at teriteye' certificate cut . Y upon the House the necessity ot tea ling it a second time. ISILIDGES chase, vice Elkington, July 13. p a id first and second pile, and mid 93s 6d to 94e 61. F. 'IA E ' LEASING S l S(IRELAND) BILL reserving earth.. r diseuseiou until the Committee. Tie Dividend Amount -36th Foot -Captain Antoine Sleet Butler, from the Black Peeper-At auction 700 bags oh Sumatra were Bill must be . taken in connexion with the Incum- The House then went into Committee on Hoe Bill. Name of Company, per or Paid. Price. 7th Dragoon Guards, to be Captain, vice Allen, who sold at 21 tto 211 for clean sifted, and damaged 20 to betted Estates Bill, the Lards' amendments Annum. Share. Clause 1 had been previeuely agreed to. Claus 2 exchanges, July 13. • 2a 1; 1 990 robins, and 875,b tgs ot Allepy. sound •211 to e to which he hoped 'tumid be discussed before this Bill - -, -, . was agreed to aithout diecuscuie ati were also (Lases 3. X. a. d. Z. e. d. 5.31 Foot-Lieutenant Robert Townley Parker, to 21-1, and damaged 2id to 21.1 per lb. White is wanteu and 4 , and a e ain came on. . ,5,b. 7, B. • •haring-cross •.•• .. • . - - 25 0 0 - be. by .put chase, viee Tytler, who retires ;En in scanty supply ; prices rule from 5,1 tit 9tl tor common'":'he Bill was then read a second time, and committed eouthwrionwieub.Av. - 632 12 4 - - Captain,Oil elttl - Se 9 bein oposed, sign Edward Dyne Fenton, to be Lieutenant, by pur- to fine. 01 Pimento none has been offered at auction pro fo, mq, to be re- committed on Thursday next. Ditto Nw et 7% p.c. 355. per cent. 50 0 0 - - air. bADLEIIt g ie p a r uired if the Bill chase, vice Pal IcPr, July.l3. this week, be private treaty, however, seta 1 rt. pareets ~ . . , . . would extend to Waterloo •••••• • • • • • • The House resumed, and immediately adjourned till -0 100 0 - 334 Trinity emileg , , Dublin. Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11 , ss. 4d. - 60 0 0 27 es6th Foot -Ensign John Walker, to be Lieutenant, have been sold at 31 , 1 to per lb. at WM - eh the market is . five o'cl• - ck. Ditto Nw ditto of N. 11.25. 2d. - 40 0 0 - Ihe SOLICITOR G 'N • E ERAL said it would not. by purchase, vice Kendell, who ; retires Algernon Tot- firm. Cloves are wanted Bencolen at is 4d to eaux.hall .... .• • Av. 11, 70 10 3 - 18 'I he clause was then agreed to. The House resumed at Five o'clock. ham Gout., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice ten e Walker, Is Bd, Ambieina, is to Is 21, B turbot' and ,„ . ehe reursltilfig clauses were then agreed to. Mr. J. HEALD prese.nead a petition praying the . xsoCifese. July 13. Zeriz bar, 71t1 to 811, and the supply is getting smaller. - Mr. HAMILTON proposed the followinie additional 11-use to extend the powers ot County Courts. Dividend Amount -68th Foot-Lieutenant William Medley, from Quer Cineanion is held fur last qiiarterly sues rake; few ° Luse• ' ' - - ' - .- • And be it efeected, that it shalt tie lewtul to ROYAL ASeEN PS. Naine of Compasy. per ot Paid, kt Icc _ terceasier half pay 2 , 1 Foot, to be Paymaster, vie: Morris buyers are to he met with. Mace is in good regitest, and c • incumbent of , in Annum. Share. and tor at , y . by The Yeoman Usher . . pp , . ______ Robinson Cempeell, who retires upon half-pay, July 13. there is a firm utrket; prices rule train 2s to 2; 911 per sY--- -. nidentuie sealed and 'elivered b such incumbent : the table and summoned the A, use to attend at the bet e y , in £ a. d. 1 A s. d. • 80,h Foot-Captain Charles Fr•zeerald Stutidert, lb, In Nutmegs *ales to a fair extent have been made, ' . - the pretence of one or more `l•tne , ss or witnesses , and of the House . of Lords . to hear the Royal assent given to e ist and West Ind's 6/. pr cent. Stock. - 1324 from the 2d Foot, to be Captain, v i ce raid who ex- and the sue ply is smaller than last week. For bre ivn eest courar • with the consent of the isichlmeti por bishop of the several public and private Bills (tor which see Lorelei' ) •. 40s. per sh. 100 0 0 - - charges, July 13. preen rule at 25 6 , 1 to 3e lo '., and limed 2a to 2s 91 per . -. dioccse, under lila hand and seal, such censent being sig- report). Lortion •••••• • . - • • , 1. pr cent. Stock. - 110 2d West India Regiment-Lieutenant Thomas Man- lb. T+-dig at public ,al el 4 pkge of Jamaica Ginger I,ItIOR011aa•• ...... 11. per cent. - - - uified either b was of eudursement to be written on such The SPEAKER, on his return ' - , enumereted the Bill. -4- is snarl no .. •..... 4 per cent. Stock. - ders, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, were sect at 62s to 150 e per ewe for low middling to . . ) . indenture, or by his being an executing party thereto, which had receive,' the Royal assent. Ditto. Scrip ,• -• .•. . - - - - vice Dumaresq. who retires. July 13. good, being th-t cull value. s• • • ... •. , 041. pr cent. - ls to demise or lsase au part or parts ot the gli b . Mr. B. OSBORNE ,resented several petitions-one. 4, 1- i l at t sl'in n p a t'ot ••.. .. .. et. per cent . 50 00,50 - 0 a -- Ceylon Rifle Itegitnent-E-tward Stanhope J. rvois, SpeatTs.--Of Leeward Island several parce lands of d benefice, save as h• ' tprovided, tS .- 1 1 d : ereina ter from a place iu c•it Ulf , epreceting the Interference ot Gent., to be S. curd Litutenant, without purchase, vice have b e en sal this week, and at better prices; Is 5:1 . . wither . . either aito e or in parcels containing not less Until ltue.ia in the affairs of Hungary, and praying her HA. %VAT/SS-WO &XII. Inman promoted. July 13 to Is 6d per gallon having tie , n paid for proof, tan antes tact , for any term Lot e xceed .' Goverement to at:know:o , the inlenendence te ing t went) -ole. j , ”") 6 - n ' r - • • , Dividend Amount HOSPITAL STAFF.-Stati Surgeon of the Second Class and the mai k , .t . loeks firm. Eiet India has improved George H„ me me to be Stall Surgeon of the. First Class, iu value, tied a fair business has been concluded •!"rs, to teke I fleet, in pu seaStal and net co reversion that country; another , Annum. ( Share. ring Price. vice James Nluffir, M.D., who retires upon half- at Is 3l to Is 41 proof. 'roe supply is also smaller. ur b) way ut future tietereet er ciencto refit lease:pro e against the Beer Bid ; one from the li,,v. ____ _ .......,_ .....,_ pay ; Assistant • Surgeon Henry Franklin, from Demerara met whh a fair sale at 2s to 2 s 3,1 sued always, that 11l and by every such lease the • re sh all I'. Harris. of Menuieuth, compleining of the . • . .e s. d. X s. d. be reser vett arid rue& payable quarterly ant best year], , yptnny on tbe part of his Bishop; one train a .. solicttot eist e0nd0a.....• .• •• ' 81 ;100 0 0 - 176 the 31 Light Dravious, to be S aff - burg, on fur 30s to 40 per cent over proof, and there are not fr, e irand •f unc • den .• .... 2/. 10a. 41 13 4 n 1 of the Second Class, vice Ilorne, promoted; sellers. lii Jamaica operations are upon a larger ,cut that can at the time to uriting buult lease be 00. at Warwick. g:iing through the L -ige csse, and pray cent ................ 1 , V. 10s. 100 0 0 -- 77 tamed or reastineely be expected fur the same, without ro be allow, d to go threugh the case at the tear of ihe Acting Assistant Surd; , on John Duff. M.D., to be Staff scale for all purposes, but plea anti fine sorts are the Lambeth ••..•••• •• •• ! s'. per cnt 'lOO 0 0 - 99 _ Assistatit•SurgeOn, vice Rollaway, appointed to the 10th most in r• quest; prices are well supported for all kinds tikieg at•y flue or premium, or any sums of money or Ii -use. New lt;vr Lndn Brdge 21. ills. - 55 FOot, July 13. this week. Toe value of 20 to 29 peer cent. over other thing by way of tine ur premium fur making Mr. E. DENISON presented a petition from certaie "Ix-hull" •• •• •• •• - Ise 1. per cnt. 100 0 0 vs.• Middlacex -. . 0, pr eat - - ..,. 99 121 UNATTACHED.- Lieutenant David Green, from the proof is trum 9e 2d to 2s 51,' 30 to 36 over 2s 61 same : tend provided also, that every eutth lease eeretans at N o ttelghent in favour of e sctentifie inetitution. Ist F o ot. no be Captain, without purchase, July 13. to 3s 3,1, cheice marks 3. 4d to 4s per gallon. shalt be iu the form, and shall contain, for Mr. S. WORTLEY presented petitions from severs, . thil.S-I.IGAIT AzSD COJLE COItIPLNIES. Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant ot Lanarkshire. Fur Bandy th® mat ket looks firm, and a g ood trade has the benefit of such ineutubent and his slimes- places tigaill,i - , the Meinege Bel. • ttividend Amount Upper ti , and and Airdrie. Corps of Lanarkshire Yeo- been concluded-Coeeac best brands of tee vintage 1843 'TU A li, I' eurs, the several reserveitious, e xceptioes, cenditi els, - Lord DUDLEY h . presented a petition from Name of Company, per of Paid. Price maury Cavalry-William L• ckhart, Esq., M.P., to be at 34 61 to 3s sa. 1847 4s 3d to 4s 541,1846 5, 34 to and cevensinte contained iii ur requireu try an Act passed Mere lebone and St. Pancras ageint the Sale of Breed Annum. Share. Major- Cou.mendant, vice Sir Norman Macdonald Lock- 5s sd, 1845 3a 8-1 to 5s 101. interior sorts 2, 3.14,0 3,6 d, in the 9,n and 10.11 years of tne reign or her pr's. nt Bill. - -.., -.., ban, Ba , t.. deceased. June 28. and Boupleaux as to 2s 2d. Geneva is held with firm- en.ije sly, inti•uled • .in Act to facilitate and encourage THE LEIGH PEERAGE. tritish ••••••.. • • • • .. 11. X. s. d. A. B. d. 40 0 0 18 0 0 14 OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JULY 10. ' ne.s at Is 9d .to is 10 for ordinary and fine 33 3tl to the grunting of certain le ems for terms of years in Ire- The ATTORNEY-GENERAL thought it was his Ditto Provincial.- H. Bs. 20 0 0 19 0 0 18 Royal Regiment of Arteleiry-Secend Captain Wil- 3s 34. British made Spirit unaltered in eaeue. - land,' end the schedules thereto: and provided also, that duty to call the attention of the House to a petitiol, dristol .• •••••• • • • • • • WI. per cent. 20 0 0 - -. heighten ••••..•• • • .. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 _ 16 Barn James Smythe to be Captain, vice Fisher, retired SALTPETRE,-1'O• day there were sellers of rough it shall not be lawful tor, and nuantig herein contained which had just been presented. It appeared that the City of London .. •• - 101. 100 0 0 100 0 0 250 upon lull Fey; First Lieutenant Edmund Henry Rene rather under former rates, still there was less dman. shell authorise or empower any iucumbent to d-mice or petiiioner was undergoing an imprisonment for libel, and tlontinentalConsolidat. ass. pr share 50 00395 0 30 Flint to be Sec , rare Captain, vice Smythe ; Second 01 3,240 bap Calcutta offered at auction aum el part tease any poi Lion of the glebe fit and einvenient to be as the libel was repeated in the petition, he appreheadcti equitable , ......-- 455. pr share 50 0 0 50 0 0 26 ' Lieutenant Charles Edward Burt to be First Lieutenant, only sold-81 to 10/ per cent. refraction 25 3 6d, 5i ditto built and improved upon for the habitation and residence it could not be received. Imperial ...... •.• • •• 61. per cent. 50 0 0 so 0 0 664. [ode vi a l .......•• 61. percent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 62 4, vice Flint, June 28 . 264.3 to 4 ditto 26. 6-f. 15 1 ditt o 25e 6 1 p er cwt. of tutu end me successors, or wherein a house of residence Mr. OSBORNE s a i d t he petition had been forwarded e0r i e „............ ••- 50 0050 0 0 12},-,, Corps of Royal Engineers-Brevet-Major Thomas COCHINEAL.-To-day at auction 180 bags of Cochineal is already bulk, or shall hereafter be built, er which shall to him by the lion. Member tor Finsbury. No doubt Ditt0...........• •• - 50 0050 0 22 Coryndon Lumen- to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Eug- were offered and all sold; black a! 3e 91 to ss• 31-these lie AU near or ceittieutius to such house so bulls, or to be the petitioner was in gaol, but from the tenor of the peti- ,t t 'le 8 1 1 1 1 ,e . • • •• •• •• •• •••• 51. peorl.cent. 100 0 1? :, 2 , tg 0 g . g i. •. •••••••• fish, deceased, July I. are Lever rates by 3d to 4d; silvers went 3s 7,1 to 4s eti, built, as to be conveuieutly made use of fur th•• game, or dun he thought he was better qualified for a lunatic ;oiled General ...... 4541. pr cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 12% ADMIRALTY, JULY 12. Mexican silvers 3s 7d to 3, B.J, and black 3s 7o to 3s 10d the buddiegs, gerderis, or lands and appurtenances of asylum.-(Hear, reed a laugh.) Westminster New 31. 50 0 0 - n e 45% Corps of Royal Marines - First Lieutenant Henry INDIGO.-Today 1,123 chsts--(includleg 243 with• Any house ot residence already built, or hereafter to be PILOTAGE BILL. Ditto, New •••• • • .. 121. 50 0010 0 0 Charles Mourbeed Hawkey to be Captain, vice Captain drawn the first day) have passed the sale. Good and built, and necessary for the convenient occupation of the Sir GEORGE CLERK said the second reading cat le .A.X.S. Edgar Walker to half-ply; Second Lieutenant George fine shipping sort continue neglected, and sell same, but that every such lease not a:when-wed or per- of the Pilotage Bill had been fixed for Monday S. 1 i !Dividend Lascelles Blake to be First Lietoenant, vice Hawkey, heavily, averaging barely last bales value- wetted by this Act shell be übsolul sly unit ani void to next ; but as it had no; yet been printed memos of . 1,.. 1/Prideudi nice. Names et i er all intents and purposes whatever; and it shall be lawful suffinent opportunity would not be afforded Companies . , I per I Companies. Z ' An p num Price, promoted. lions. Good consumers and mid defective ship- WHITEHALL, Jove 5. pens readily at an advance of 2,1 to 3.1, whilst tor the archbishop and bishop tit the diocese, notwith- to parties interested in the measure to consider its pro- . v: I Annum! lc i The Lard Chanceilor bits eppeineat Robert Dukinfield ord and low remain without al eratioe. Dry teat standing same, to exercise all powers and jurisdictions vi.itins if it were read a 54 cond time so early. I , X i Dartnahlre, Gen „of Mahcbester, in the county palatine Madras has been in fair d , mend at about May eale's vested in thew r- selectively by any statute or otherwise Mr. STAFFORD wished ihe N ,bie L o rd at the head .4.lhtri t Oldhl 97 71. - Macclesfield. 100, 21. 10s. - of Lancester, to be a Master Ex•reordinary in the High prices. and a tete marks ot add leurpatts mad with sprit relative to the enturcit g the building or houses of reel• of the Goverrimetit, at the same time that he answered 8 srusley -• • 'l6O 121. 180 Neatly..... - ' Court of Chancery. st the last sale's prices Li , 3cl advance. 4 259 chests have tlrtink&Abrg ;150 ( 51. 145 Oxford •• • • cl, nee, amid chin nn the sties thereol. an 1 the re e leenc e the former queetion, to state what his intentions were as , . „ , •• 1001 2 11 % - DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. now passed the hammer, of which '582 have been on the clergy on their beueddces, anything herein to th e regard. dto the Austr than Colonies Bill. -sirmingham 351 41. 82 1 eak Forest. 74 1 3/. 18s. - loventry..• • 100' 251. 2,0 Regent's.... 33 11. as. 15 John Ratan juu , printer, Dud,ey, Worcestershire. bought in, and 739 withdrawn, leaving 2.938 sold. cuutrery nutwitti.teudiog. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said, with regard to Derby ••• • • 100; 61. 63 Rochdale.. •• 85 41. 54 BANK-le - UP 1 S. w o rds Sr ,ttt.r a few twin . Robert Ferguson, Mr. F. the • first question, the second reading of the Bill -, suseireechs 13& 565. 41 Somrset Coal 150 . 71.105. 130 OMs.-There are sellers of Rape oil at rather Fewer '. Thomes Procter, spindle maker, Preston. Lancashire. rates.Freuch, arid the Sulicitor•Geherid, tee clause was had not yst been fixed. With regard to the second Erewash •• • 100 : 321. - Do.LkF,l6lt 12 I 61. p. c - but only small purchases haves been mote ; pale ter ;rand itinctn i looe Si. $3 Stffrd &Wore 140 281 . 310 to surrender July 23 and Aug. 21, at tw e lv e ,- at the 363 61 , brown 335 6.1, and foreign at 37. to 38c pL. Shrewsbury..reeti to. question be proposed that the House should meet on iranasurroy too' 21. - 30 Shrewsbury.... 125 151. - Msecheso r District Court. Peat, tff eat. For icial assignee. Man-bir L'BRIEN adverted delivery sales can be mule rather under to the necessity of making Thursday mornieg at twelve o'clock, to consider the Bill :rand Unlonlloo, 11. 10s. 24 Stourbrldge.. 145 201. 300 Cheater; Arlnstrong, I'restoii; S do, ii eetbington, and under those pr, vlous. Linseed Oil cann. , t be (pieced s'- m.- provision ter the lab, uring poi. in Ir e land by eu- referred to. Ile might take that opportunity of stating t i l c r ,, a n i , i , t t h Ave 50 A 1 39 7, - . 6d. -5% I;erenitaariidl i - 26 2 Os. - Shipuesn, Manchester; Chester, Tuulmin, and Chester, dearer ; there has been a good home demand, and ex- oblieg landl o rds to ereut lauuurere Waage+. en their that as au arangement had been made for bringing on I.4ira. Is& Livrp 100 301. 310 Waiwick& 1 100 41. 6734 Stapl-inn, Lome n. porters have taken several pa -_c is at 25,4 9d to 26 w estates. the Oelleance Estimates on Monday. he should be coin- . .eicester ...• 140 51. 63% Riming. .1 Thomas Grier, draper, Ardwick, Lancaehire, July p-r cwt Only a limited buduess hue been concludeo 1 fir somcrrou- GENERAL admitted that it Pelted to postpone the consideration of the Lords' neicstr &Nth 83' 41. 45 Warwick&? , 0 _ 0 M. 41 r District I r deliver at 26 3d 2 ' 23, and Aug. 21, at twelve, at the Mancrieste . _ y . to 8, 31, at-I, ther•• i 3 not a ler- would beaver' L tughborogh 142 701. 650 Napton...s ' donmoutnsh 100 81. - Worcatr &1 7 , 21, 41 Court. F aser, -official soignee, :Manceester ; iSpink, ger supply, and consumption is not smaller. Olive is tames for the to issieutly, but aid not Whit it necessary till t welve o'cleck on Tuesday morning. mtitgamrysu,loo - - Birming..) Bennordo ow, London ; Cebeeia, Menchester. not much waeted. Gallipeli is to be obtained at 39/ to ietroduce say special provieiou into the nu on th e Mr. MONSELL trusted the Noble Lord would recon- ileltnaf wbry( 100 - - Wilts & Brks - 11. 10 Edward Ash Ball, share broker, Manchester, July 26 10, to 421, and other sorts 271 to 291; a further increase subject. sitter the mornieg sitting on Tuesday, as there was a x a s je or g oo TTIE su com p .a.Nizs . puic ,.. s in the stock• There is ageeddemand The preamble of the Bill was then agreed and Aug. 16. at twelve, at the Manchester District is also apparent 1 . . . 'Louse to, the most 1 - merge:int question coming on the same eveeiug. Dividend Amount - • 'Court. Hobson, official as.pignee, MaDelleSter; Gregery, for Pa.m, tend prices rule firm at 29s to 30s per cwt for 'Louse resuwed, tend the report was erdered to be brought Lord JOH tSS e could not o so. NIIJ ' ••ELL with afraid h d • Name of Company. per of raid. Price. Faulkner, Gregory, and Skirrow, Bed'ord-ruvr; Hitch- fire; the slippy is also tnedsrete. Cecoa Nut ie sec up on Monday. FIOCAL RELA-TIONS OF GREAT BRITAIN Annum. Share. d • is • .dto• 11 at 34s to 36 - cock, Buckley, and '1113 , ... , 01, Manchester. httle wanted; a ewer ev inced se ~, JUDGMENTS (IRELAND) BILL. AND IRELAND. --- -- X s. d. A s. d -.- The SOLF.A.rUIt GENERAL, in r ovitig the second Ou the question that the Speaker leave the Chair fur John Jones, jun., arid The Oakes ironmasters, and interior 30s to 33e; the slut kis yet large, but COD- Bank of Scotland ri ading or this Bill, said that when the Ineumbered the Houte going into a Committee of Supply, ;Iritlsh Linen Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 200 Kiugseintord, 6-afford-hire, July 26, and ' August 38, at sump on is getting better. Fur Sperm there is a firm , ~... r . - etates Bill was proposed it was stated that it was Mr. JOHN O'CONNEL rose to move for a Select •ealetlonian Bank •• S per sent. 10 0 0 2100 V. 18, twelve, at the Birmingham District Court. ()bristle, marker. mid purchases to a lair ext eta wade; floe British ' offievil o siguee. Birmingham; Fellewes, Caldecott, sod is worth 75/ to 75/10s per tun. and supply is not larger. neceseary not mere') to pass that Bill, but also to have ,ve Committee to inquire into the fiscal relations between City of Glasgow Rank . 61. per cent. 10 0010 0 0 11% Clydesdale Bane ••.••• 6% per cent. s 0 0 0 10 0 0 IS Canning, Dudley; Beurne and Wainwright, Dudley. The value of Ileathea , ter is 751 to 761. Holders of a, series of other Bills, the operation of which would GI. , at Britain and Ireland Ile believed that the :ommercial Bank •• •• 71, per cent. 500 0 0 ,100 0 0 161 .. . J•-s.-;-h Everall, eheratst and druggist, % hilcnurch, Seal have confidence, and of pole several parcel: have mutually eiepeed upou each other. Ile had stated, resulst of the labours of such a Committee would eastern tiank.. •• •-• 61. per cent. 25 UOIG 6 C 9/. 7s Si•lop, Juty 24 tend August 21, at twelve, at the Bir- been sold at 31110 s to 321 on the spot, and at 311 for Ind it ,appeured to be generally concurred in by the nerd to disabuse the public mind of the mistake Minb.& Glasgow Dank 61. percent. 50 0 50 0 15% . mingham Dis.rict Court. Valpy, official assignee, liir- arrival. Other ki n ds are in steady request, straw and Howie, that it would be us e l e ss t o fre e ce rt a in that this country had absolutely been lavish in its Eitehangeßnk of Scot 4l. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 26 % musgham ; Harper and Jones, Whitchurch; Hodgson, tinged at 291 lOs to 30L For Cod Oil a good demand lauds from the wasting incumbratices, and to grants of money to Irelatid, and that Ireland had Isle of Man. Company 71. per cent. 10 0 0 7 0 0 - National Bank B 64 per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 14% Berminghaie. has been cio erieuced, and the market is firm at 271 les give a Parliamentary title to them when sold b on ly added ingratitude to want ofpunctuality • y . - .iorth of Scotland ank 41. percent. 20 0 0 50 0 441.05. George B. joiner, Wslverhampton, July 26, and to 281 per tor. tine Commissioners, unless they prevented for the future paying the advances so liberally made to her. North British Bank ,•• - - - - August 18, at twelvp, at the Birmingham District Court. TALLOW.-To-day Talow was in briskerdemand, and land getting into the mime embarrassed and encumbered He believed it would be proved by the labours of such to al Rank ot Scotland 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 125% Whitmore, official assignee, Birmingham; Bennett and the Intim.: sales went at stiffer rates; 1,150 psckages state m which it now existed. The present Bill had, a Committee that Ireland, whatever - - ernion Bank of Scotland 8/. per cent. 100 00500 0 Al money she Western Brute- •• •• • • 71. per cent. 50. 0 0 50 0 0 7131 Thorne, Wolverhampton; Mutteraw, lineght, and Em Soeth American sold at 33s to 333 6d, and 250 casks therefore, been introduced by the Gete:rement with that had received, had to the utmost ot her •therdeen Fire and Life 731. pr cent. 12 10 0 20 0 2% met, Birmingham. Sydney at 35e 3(1 to 38s. view, and it consisted of three objects. The fixt wit+ to power paid back, and with. greater • punctuallity, B. Accord . Lite:tad Fire - 20 0 0 010 0 - „ . E eme nd W,llcox and John Willenx; grocers, Aber- prevent the assignebeity of judge-entt upon estates, and considering the state of Derr resources, than British Guar . I f 10 0010 0 9s 6cl ntee Ina. 4... per cent. . - 10 0 0 21 ,!aledonlan Fire Insur. 101. per cent. 100 0 0 dare, G-amorganshire, July 26 and Aug. 23, at twelve, BANK. OF ENGLAND. the second to pieveno a judgment being made a charge had been the case of the many of our Cu. Church of England Ins. - 50 o o 20 0 2 at ;he Br.stol District C , art. Hutton, official assignee,2s 0 0 2 0 0 21. sls - (From this night's Gazette.) ape Led men as in the hands of the sheriff. If tonics towards the mother country. He' City of Glasgow Life 6l. per cent. Brieuel; RuwLind and Cu., Lilniliel; Blrd, Cardiff.••llinhurgh Life Insur 6l per cent. 100 0 0 12 10 0 18% An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth of Victoria, eap.32, for this Bill should pass the secoed reading, he was pre• warned the House against the dangerous ex-10 0 0 015 0 2s.Od. Wileatn Puntings, Chapman, Caine, Wiltshire, July ;the Week ending on Saturday . the 7th day of July, 1649. pared to limit its operation accordieg East of ScAland Li fe * to the mugger - Peritnent of endeavouring to impoee fresh taxation on Eng. & Scot, Law -- Lie 51. per cent. 50 0 0 217 6 Bristol District Court. 26 and August 23, at eleven, at the , , .mos EualrrataNT. lion or the Committee that had sat upon tile subject, Ireland, :which would only be attended with the reeult Hercules Insurance Co. 71. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - Al rim Britten efficia,l aseiguee, y t • Lk, lie t Chancery - X.meter. Co. of Acstlnd • • 51. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - i., Bristol . Notes i55ued..,....... 28,072.695 Government Z. althuue hhe was in hopes in another beseion to extend which had attended similar experiments , namely, the 00.1 0 0 ; 1/. its ent debt •• 11,05,110 . ' Life issoc. of Scotland 51. per cent. 10 so far as the lane; Pratt. Wootton Bassett; Ayres, jut . its provisions according to his own views. The Cum- total failure of a product result Takingo 10 0 ' 3 64. Other securities •••• 2,9B4,9ooincrease Mercantile Life .. •• John Bridge , currier, Coyton. Devonshire, July 25 Gold coin and bullion 13,796.326 mittee were unahirueuely of opinion that the: assign- of the revenue was concerned. h i A t-n mote. gross National Fire and Life 51. per cent. 10 0 0 . 1 0 0 1013 and August 2i. ot deven, at the Exeter District Court. Silver bullion .....• 276+,9 ability ot judgments ought not to exist. He had drawn revenue of the two countries at 56 , 000,0001, the exclusi v e Nnrth British Insur s%l.pr . cent 200 0020 0 0 liernaMan, otfi •:al ass4;nee, Exeter; Terrell, Exeter; 4 . 28,072,895 ----- his LS Itßritain did not . 4 . 28.072.8 , 5 ,as carefully as tie could, and in doing so had texation • paid by Great . amount North & West o Scottish Li of :scot . si. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 181.3 d fe and r;nar. - 20 0 0 011 0 - - Terrell, Gray's Inn. J. R. ELBEY, Deputy-castd er . availed himself of the assistance of his Honourable sad to more of that sum than 13 000,0001., with the exception Scot. St as. an d Gen. Life - 10 0 015 0 .1 Dated the 13th day of Ju1y.1849. Thomas Hugnes, saddler, Lincoln, July 25. anLearned Friend the Member for the University of Dublin, •of the differential duty on writs between the two sottish Union Insrnee. 6%1. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 11. le BANKING DErAITDIENT. . itan. , ard ' its .. •• .. August 22. at hilt - p .st ten, at the Leeds District Court. 4, A. whose experience in all matters of law appertaining countries. imit.4 pee. Alturnnee sl. per rent. 10 n 0 0 , 14,6 d C rricn, etßeiel asst e nee. Hull; Richards and Walker, D sroprietors•capltal.. 14,553,000 eloveenment stew!. to Ireland. was most extensive. Hon. Members were (LETT SPEAKING.) .11•••••••••••••.................................. Lln.ote's-inn; Thomas, Walsall ; Lightfoot and Co., Rest ,- •••• •••• •• 3,113,440 tiew(including Dead now, doubtless, aware that the main 1 . tof the B*l - MISCELLANOUS. -----------. o gee s - hull. Public deposits (in- • Weight Annuity).. 14,362.960 were to ur. - assien _.-- Dividend Amount . William llaskayne, merchant, L . oferpool. July 23 and eladtng Exchequer, Commissioners of Other .securities -•• 9,910,970 • event the --- - -"- Notes •• ••••••• • • •• • • 5,851,915 prevent them In future being ability of jilt - Igo:lents, and to made a charge upon the ITALY. Name of company. per of Paid. Price. Rome of the 24 Annum. Share. The Speranza of i i Publishes the Aug. 17, at eleven, at the Liverwort Distract Court. Debt, Say- National De _ _ Gold and saver coln•. 9U2,545 land, unless they were in the hands - h • of t e sheriff. The -----. Turner, official asatn L' - I . ' following proclamation of the late Triutnvire to the .c. s. d. X. s. d. . re, Liver Holum and Co., ings-bauk s, and Di- remainder provisions of the Bill were merely formal. New Inn ; Yates, jute, Liverpool. vidend accotuits)• • 7,485,212 He proposed that tee Bill should people of Rome. It is dated the Ist :- AUStrallan Agrictilturl - 100 0030 0 0 16 Rebert Taylor, ironmonger Liverpool,, July 23, and Other deposits ••• • • . t1.e29.368 apply to every case of • a judgment entered up after the- pa s si ng o f the "Romans!-The l'Humvirate has voluntarily resigned. Ang i e -Mexican Mint.. 11. 4s. 10 0010 0 0 - August 17, at eleven, at the District Court of Beek- s o b v i e u n s day and other .......... .... 1,027,720 dominion, he would propose its Act. In that the Bill should me. Ralf nhares•• The Constituent Assembly will announce to you the oa D nada ••• •• •• •• •• •• - - 210 0 Gl. per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 = Oliver, Liverpool. Bird, official assignee, Liverp00l - - - 70 Oliver, Old Jewry-chambers; Evans and S Liver X 35,028,390 X 35,026,390 very earliest period, lob bl -• h City Navigation .... - - _ on,pool ; •eeterday by the enem • of savin p p . ytomgt or to after the success y y, g 90% Comp.Cppr slurs Eng. 51. percent. 100 0 0 ,70 0 0 PRICE OF SUGAR.J. R. ELSE'S'', Deputy-Cashier. (Cries of •• 0 Dated the 12th day of July, 1549. h, eh. ') On Monday the Bill should be Rome from extreme dangers, and of preventing other Gen. Revers. & Invest. 5 p.c.& be, 2/ 100 0 0 :100 0 0 ; The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, corn. committed pro forma, in order that ' precious lives from being lost, without any advantage Equitable Reversionry 55. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1 00 puted from the returns made in the week ending some of its provi -1649, is 275. 37 e d. per cwt. O ul Y 1 % COURSE OF EX-CHANGE.--(THIS DAY.) sitars might be amended, and then, that some rite tth • ne x t o e e epee, d r has decreed the cessation of resist- Gen•Steatp Navigation London Institution ... 11. Bs. 15 00'14 0 0 22 - - 78 15 0 _ A Lailt• Ism week should be appointed to go regularly through the ante. The men who had governed while the struggle Di,,,, ••• • • • sees - Dlt. Russell Institution.... - - 1 26 A 0 3 MARKET IN TELLIGENCE. , ,at sight ...... it.t.tcrda. n „„..„„ „ 12 1 "...egnorn ........ •• .. •• 31 10 Bill in Committee. He trusted that the Bill would not continued could not continue to govern in the new Peninsir& Orient.Stm. 81. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 70 12 2 3 Ant we __ % enoa ............ •... 26 50 only have the effect of removing many of the evils that state of things that re wait: you. The mandate confided Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 10 . 0 0 0 100. 0 0 92 (From the London New Price Current, July 13.) Ei unburgh ~ „ „li.R. 253 7 3 1% •:t r i e ta ce • • • • • • • • • ••••••• •• .. - a t p re sent existed in Ireland, bat that it Wi uld be a t') lh.'m has ceased delacto, atel they have hastened to 6111 18..4. p. c. 11 , 0 00 1 Royal Mail Steam •••• 1 60 0 0 50% Han... - .per share. 25 0 0.25 0 0 16 SUGAR -To day importers of West India egain sub useful lesson to the peuple of that cuuntry, and would return it into the banes of the Assembly. Romens! south van p i i. e u m s :TA , Attunes.... ************* • ht . •. :• • 25.- Land. _ len n 0,23 0 0 14 mitred to rather lower rates, making the fish tor ibe oitto,3 months g " 4 2% •*alerrno, per0z........ 110% ,how them that the present system ot rai s i ng money on brethren! - You have Opted a page which will live in •i. sold amounted week 6d to is per cwt. The Tomo y to :determines •• ..•• •• .... •• •• 25 65 Amin e 25 8 114 :, ,. t.... . ....... ...... 12 . 1 14 land was a system that the Legislature would not p e rmit history as a warrant of the energy that slumbered within Tau CHOLBRA. - The Gazette of this e • ventng con -665 hhde , Sm., including 34 blots 118 brls Jamaica at t 1i , 0urde:iux......... •25 674 .iporte.... • • see •• 53 to continue. e ou, and of your future. acts, which no force can deprive taine a return showing the progress of the cholera from public sale, which sold at 374 6d tea 39s for low and good un Mane... 122 ti e , t , '''••• ••• •• •• •• base P r e an t gl b 11 h 811 Rbl - 36 neire ........ - Mr. NAPIER did not rise to oppose the second You 0 1 - You have given a b .ptiem of glory, and a can • the 11th day of June to the 12th of July, in London as urg , . .. - tuenos Ayres yellow, and 36s for lair brown; 28 bhdsßerbicerealizoi •ter1in.............. 4. - Slew y ""• • " - reading of the Bill, but to express his great satisfaction beers:ion by generous blood, to the nee life which dawns and its vicinity, from which it appears that - .the • ork, 2 ldays'si g ht - 36s for brown. - Vienna effete do ••• • • • 12 18 ehiladel at the candid manner in which his Learned Friend the over Italy, a collective lite, the life Of a people that ported from the 1 Ith to the 30th of June inclusive, Trieste,' ditto • .• 12 18 Phis ••••' • • ' " - REFINED. - Today the Refined Sugar market pre- Madrid .. •• • • Pl n ICa l n i ll:ILLION. ma on Solicitor General proposed to deal with this subject. The will and shall exist. Under the Republican were -attacks, 91; deaths, 61- from the Ist to the 12th •• •• • son notate aerated a dull aspect, and lower rates were accepted: c e d e "-" " " " 5 .. ~....„.... „. 0% i'ortitgal Gold Coin .. e o 0 ara.-£3 i 7 S matter was neie ot great importance to the Petrie of Ire_ balm" you have redeemed the honour of our common of July, both inclusive-attacks, 453; deaths. 278. brown lumps selling at 50s to 504 6d, and fair grocery wiea0..........., ~ ~ . - Spanish Doubloons .. 00 0 land, and he could nut allow the present oppoitunity to country, which in other parts the acts of traitors BRISTOL, JULY 12.-Wind S.S.E.-Arrd. B, M ze, ur -51 j tQ no od per cwt. Isuuded crutted sugur Ivo i ja Barcelona ........... - New Dollars ....... 04togo by witheue makit g a few observations on the measure. had contaminated, and monarchical weakness . had dock, Trinidad; Elizabeth, Llama re John's,N B , flinflllteeneno=enn ee t = ,4llver Is tore •.•_ tf. ?iv!, 0 i ,11,5 1 ill 1 • - la • esto wig osi 014 o limn for kcloud, ii woo ue. :Owed 19 4vught. Tow Iliumvire, returning among sid. Y9liwteer, l'Orgo. , St. ,B. THE GRAND JURY S'Y STEM. One of our most ancient, institutions, which has been rather affectionately than merely respectfully adhered to, is that of trial by jury. It has outlived all the storms and turmoils to which, in the course of centuries, our island has been sul,ected, politically and socially: and, conscious of its general good ten dency, we yet extend to it many a tribute of deserved praise. In the lapse of years, however, certain attendants upon the system have lietormi f ques tionable worth, more particularly wh-n, for purpoies of every-day convenience and practical utility, the function. originally, and still, attached to them, have come to be performed by a different agency. We allude more especially to the functions of grand jury men at assizes and sessions. which, in large cities, are now so completely vested in the hands of other au glorifies, that many persons, tinxious to have the administrafion of the law rendered simple and unerring, have for I,prig entertained grave doubts whether their continue• 4 exercise, under the grand jury system, is not usi less at the best, if nut in certain cases positively u,ekss. In the metropolis, a perception that the secretly performed duties of grand-jurors i;re much bi ter performed in public by oinpetent nr , ,gistrates, has gradually attained additional clearness ; until we now find even !carried sergeants and chairmen at quarter sessions congratulating jurymen on the probable dis continuance of their "grand" instiution under the provisions of a Bill now before Parliament, which is it-d, however, to the jurisdiction of the Central Criminal Court. At tile present day, whenever public questions are mooted in Loi- don which likewise affect ether popu lous communities, no long pt - 1--Jd el.pses before they are canvassed in toe provinces also. far, there fore, are we trim feeling any sueprise that the utility of grand inquests, summoned to inves tigate only halt-way into what other parti.s have alieady sifted thoroughly, should have ecome matter of controversy in the grand-jury room of Bristol; and ii not surprised, asstheilly we are not dismayed at the occurrence. The subject was intro- Ouctd during the sittings of the present wet k, and a minute" was drawn up expressing the unanimous opinion of the grand jury upon the non•nee , ssity of their conjoint gathering ",in such a questionable shape." The following is a copy of the document : " Grand J ury- o(Art, GuildhaH, lira4ol, July 4. 1849 B , fcre st - paratu g. we, the grand jury. are ti bir,us , ,f offering a hnef lernhrki ort the clue -lion of how PAr the rervictes of wand juries are adapted to the pre- st-nt tinit s. " It is a serious thing to compel two myethree men to leave their own engagements for several days for any ervice, but when thst st rvice is not only of questionable utility, but msy prove worse than useless, it becomes an oppressive hut then. "Of whatever use these correctives of magisterial errors may have been in bygone tutees, we believe they' are now useless. We cannot look back upon the last: three days_ and comfort ourselves with the belief that, hi our honourable pssition of grab l juryincn,'WiAitive been able to do anything which, but kr the present . form of law, might not have been as Well, or better, done without us, to save the time of the court, or in any way to facili tate the ends of justice. "The undebiratlet ess of continuing this system at the present day having alr, ady aroused the grand jurors of London, we nave teen induced to follow their example. "Public °Orion, and the preys, as its organ, are now all-powercul; and no glaring ease of committal on false grounds, or of injustice in any shape, can occur without being speedily denounced. " With these views, we trust the time is not far distant when we may be relieved ft om the effice of grand jury men, feelieg p, skull). satisfied that the, right and liber ties of our teliow citizens may be safely reposed iu the hands of the te.dve good men and true, without whose unanimous verdict of of guilty no freeman shalt be hurt in either his p ran or propctty.'" The above was not put in the form of a present ment, but, signed by the chairman on behalf of the jury, it was handed into court in the hope that it might be read. Such a proceeding, however, it tip peared, woula b irregular; and, from certain indica tions, it being surmisi:d that the views of the court, on the question, were probably not in unison with those of the jurors, the latter contented themselves with entering the document in their minute-ho , k. The mode of Wiwi) of grand juries is entirely ex parte. All that. they profess to d -termine, aye or no, is whether three he such prinici facie evidente of probable guilt that en accused party shall tie called ueon to answer the charge made against him. Now this is done entirely upon the evidence against the accused, who is not present, is conse quently not heard, avid is not permitted to effer a tittle of evidence, ev:n at second hand, in an swer to the allegation ; anti yet One professed ohjet. (4f the system is to save from the odium of open trial men against whom there is not at least a prim 4 facie case—the case contra to that of ti e aceuser never, und,r any circumstances, being he :rd ! But what the grand jury do not do, and have not the powtr to do, another tribunal has already ac complished. The case has been itote, , tig,ated by the maeistrates, the depositions of the wit veasei, on osth, have been tskt,n down, the prisoner has het-wallows d Otter being duly cautioned that, what he says may afterward, be issued against hint) to give his own explanation, and to have the assist ance, in cross .ex -.mitring his accuser and his +A it ne.sses, of a competent legal gentleman ; and it is to until alt this has be en completed (sometimes only after several piotracted examinations), that the justices &ter mine whether or no there is reavonable ground for committneet tor trial. Well ! than comes the farce—for at the- present day we can give it no more dignified designation—of canin e : upon a grand jury to decide the same (tiestion after heating only one side of the case! Greater proof of the unrespucted and fictitit us character of grand jury investigations cannot be afforded than is given by the impatience often manifested by the court to have "bills" r 4turned, and by the ready dispatch with which fifty or sixty cases are disposed of by the grand inquest in much less than half as many h iurs. But a grand jury may be more than unnecessary or useless. The body may be made the instrument of oppression—innocently instrumental, of course— and of actually thwarting the course ofpublic justice. It should be remembered that, as the grand inquest is a secret tribunal, there is no check upon a corrupt witness: he knows he cannot be indicted for perjury for what he utters there: and facts may be so con- cealed or distorted as sometimes to deter Mine the jury to say " the , e is no case for trial," thereby defeating, instead of promoting, the ends of justice. It was pointed out by the chairman at the Mid dlesex session, no louger ago than Tuesday last, that a maliciously-disposed person might convert the system into an instrument for winking out feelings of revenge and spite, by preferring null before a grand jury `• altogether without the intended vie im having the le.st knowledge of what he was about to do, and might get a true bill found against him for any pretended crime and although the innocence of the victim might be clearly established upon the trial, yet the object of the pro secutor would have been fully graihed by the an noyance and tempor.try degradation which a trial in a criminal court must of necessity create." The jury are herein the victims of the system. They mean no harm, but they are bound to decide only upon ex-parte evidence, and hence their liability to err upon the hare insinuations of any one who prefers a bill. Nor has the wrongly-accused any remedy (as the chairman further reinalk..) "against his perjured persecutor, because the pro ceedings of a grand jury are those of a secret tribu nal." Many indictments, it is well known, are pre ferred, or intimation given that they will be preferred, against parties who are alleged to keep gaming or still- less reputable houses, for the sole purpose of extorting money from the owners and occupiers; and thus the sys. tem further encourages practices of the basest de acription. Only last year, three respec , able itidivi duals were indicted, before Mr. Baron Al. terson, for forging the signature to a, will, a grand jury having retuined " a true bilk" but when the eceused, standing in the felons' duck, I ad plevled " not guilty," it was found that no prosecutor was fortheomil, g , and that the jury -bad returned a true bill for forgery without the original will having been pro. duced before them. Now if this case bad come before the magistrate s, and undergone their unre stricted scrutiny, would they have thought for one moment of sending it for trial? Welt might the Learned Baron remark—" It now seemed to be the fashion to go behind people's backs and make charges against them"— a practice which is clearly encouraged and promoted, however uninten tionally, by the grand jury system. And yet that system, for some supposed collateral advantage, is de fended by the judges ; Lord Denman, for instance, remarking —"I can see no benefit produced by grand juries but the co-operation of the middle and higher classes in the administration of justice; but this I e...tinitite very highly, and hope it may be preserved through all changes, preserved through some means or other. There is another mea.ure b -fore Parliianent en titled " The Juvenile Offenders and Small Larcenies Bill," on which we proposed to comment in connexion with the foregoing ; but this must wait another opportunity."—Bristol Mercury. ENCLOSURE OF COMMON LANDS..--A Bill brought in by Mr. C. Lewis and Sir (1 orge Grey (the Commons Enclosure No. 2 Bid), authorises the Enclosure Com missioners of England and Wales to proceed with the enclosure of the following lands, at proposed by them, viz.:—Sr. Harmon, in the county of Ititinor; Loxton, in the county Of Somerset; Swannington. Brai:diston, and Haverkrol, is the c. iunty o 7 Norfolk; thirst« d Chart, in the county of Kent; Saint Ire I), , wn, in the comity of Corn% all ; Creigby ther, in the county of Radnor; Hail , y nd Ora eilt.y, in the county of Oxford; Rumburah-com mon, in the county of Suffolk; Ilsilshym , lieltingly, an d Arlington, in the county of Sussex; Binstead, in the county of Southampton; Ponsonby, Calder, Croaby, and Birkby, in the county of eutnbei land; Itotherwtek, in the county of Southampton; Brockley, Betifield, Long-green, Bradfield St. Qeo;ge, ilz the county of 5141vik. MARKET NEWS-(THIS DAY.),,. CORN - EXCII;;UE-FRIDAY. - - Since our last report, the arrival of English Wheat, coastwise ai well as by land carriage, have been very surail, and the show of samples here to-day, was trifling. Ali kinds ci mmanded a steady, though not to say brisk, inquiry, at Cully Monday's quotations. The imports - of FOi'eiglt Wheat hate not exceeded 9.680 quarters. The holders, generally, were firm, yet only a moderate btisi nf.ss was transacted, at previous currencies. In floating ctirgoes of Corn, v ry Jew transactions were reported. Grinding Barley was scarce, and held for more money Malting and (twilling, sorts imp' orted late rates. Tee quantity of Malt here and ou offer was not large. All descriptions were steady, at full prices. The transac ii„ns, however, were small. Fine sound Oats were a trifle dearer. The value of other kinds was well sup• ported. Both Beans and Peas were the turn dearer. Jodrell Corn, Meal, and Flour as last advised. • ARRIVALS THIS WEEK. IWheat. Barley. Oats. I Flour. 1,050 qrs. 60 qrs. I 630 qrs. I 1,6705 ks 9;80 2.790 2,300 ( 1,600 Malt. 4,250 qrs. Our mtvittt, to cld), was very scantily supplied $ Oll Ilt‘sts, in, for the most part. middling condition. For all tr. etis the ch.mad.d rultd fit ID, at, in sa me instances,fi ll advance in thr quotati,n, of A-londay last 0* 2d per 81b5, he vet) prilit ~cots ptoCuciug 41 -1 per Bibs, and S t which a goad cit arance was effect e d. Th e s upply Sin t-p was eery moth rate. Plitne old Downs moved ou steacbly, at Ind pric , s. In other breeds, only a moderate busim ss was trunsucted, at late rates. Igirkba-- the cumber of which wd,s on the it.ct tease —sold slowly, bu t we base no fin ther deciine to notice in their value. Th e Veal trade was dull, at Monday's currencies. In PIO scarcely any business was traes,.cted. Mulch Co'!: 9 vvs re heavy, at from 141 to 181 earn, including their *III ail Cult. Engllsh .•.•. Scotch ...... Irish. • • • • • • .. orelo ...• Per sibs. to sink the offal. d. 3. 30 4. 3. i. d. tO 1* hitenor Beasts--6 2 S 210 , econ d qua l . Sh eep 3 4 3 • Sozond quality ••• 3 0 3 4 Coarse-woollen ditto 3 ! _-roue roneLarge Olen— 3 6 3$ southdown ','ether 3 8 0 • rime 5e4it5......3 10 4 0 oittoeut of the woo 0 0 pug., coat se Calves 3 0 3 6 Large Hoge ...... 3 2 1 10 rime ditto .3 8 310 ;mall Porkers .... 3 $ ° • ucklinp Calves •18 0 25 0 ~ ,tuarter old Pigs .46 0 2 1 • uterior sheep • • 3 0 3 2 Lambs ••.••• • • .. 4 0 1 TOTAL -;UPPL 3 AT MARKET. • Sheep. Calves, i 11,800 f 303 FOREIGN SUPPLY. I Sheep. I Calves. I 570 169 SCOT, HC7itft 1, 60 Beasts. 40 tub 280 rip• Bettsts. I sbt ep. 2,UIUU NEVIGATE AND LEADZNINALL. of These watitetb ere Wit rittaly firm,ttL tuft rates curl they, 'dII. - - 1 Calves. ..... At per stone by the Carcase. e. s. d. to it. d. +;oet,inferior...... 2 2 2 4 M u tt on , interior is. d O . t 0 fi - middling .• .• 2 6 2 8 - middling.. 3 2 primelarge • . 210 3 2 prim e 3 6 • 6 - prime small •• 4 3 6 I York, 1arge........ 3 •. 0 eatl.• ••.•••• • • . • • 3 0 3 8 - small .... 3 Lamb. da Od t• Ss Od. BOROUGH BOP MARI/ET. The plantation accounts being considered worse 00 those received last week, the demand `or the best WO has become firm, and prices have advanced 2s. per The All other kinds moved off slowly, at late rates. duty is called 65,000/. to 80.0001. Sussex pocket" 21. 12s. to 4/. 10s.; Weald of Kent ditto, 31. 3s. to 4/.16 9 '; Mid and East Kent ditto, 31. 105. to 71. 2s. per cwt. COLONIAL. SUGAR.—Tht,re has been a good business cloud id British Plantaticn at about last week's rates to a sligfl &cline. At auction Bardadoes realised 40s 6d to 41 8 6 tur fine yellow, and 36s 6d to 37s 6d for low. RLFINED.-13rowu lumps have been sold at 51s to 5 " Gd. being quiet. EAST INDlA.—Mauritius, 7,339 bags, nearly found buyers at 6d reducion for the grocery sorts,; • previous rates for the rest; fine an d v ery 'a n ,, yellow, 40s to 42s 611; good, 38s 6d to 5 6 ; mid. 37s to 38s; fair to good grey, 37 s t o 39 5; : d; to 36s 6d; and good and fine br o w n , 34 1 6d to 35, Bengal 8,660 bags, chiefly white and grainy, about I ' l3 , i m found buyers at 6d dine, strung white 44 s 6d to 46 1 6 , 1, superior 47s to 48s, low an d mi d w hi te Bentir r is 39s to 40s. good to tine 40s 6d to 425, good to fine °e ,i°, ells .w 37s 6.1 to 395, and low and mi d 33 3 to 36s°, Not much has been done privately. Madras, 600 W oo realiseu 39s to 39s 6d for g o od strong ye ll ow , a nd for fine. FORElGN.—llavannah has been sold at ve ry full rat o; „ 31 low and fine 205 6.. to 235, and good and fine 225 to Ao 6d pt-r cwt. Porto Ric.) went at high prices; lot i v s d• mot 39s to 41s, and good and fine 42s to 43, 6d. J ';os ~autbuco mitt grey 41s, and low 375. Java ord grey to 41s. Z.dizioar mid and ord brown 33s 6d to 3 49 & and mid yellow 363. A cargo o f b rown Cu b a sold 19s. 6d. A byCOFFEE. The market has be en very quiet an, — . 0 a pressed. Plantation C. y tor. has been l o w e r, 3t o liio , 65s to 70-, mid .54s to 55., fine and f fine ord 47 , 6ii, and pea•bviry 54 3 to 61$. Nativ e has been uo al. 35s 6d to 363 for good. M o ch i h as b ee n nifern l e eS uompetition, but was bought in. F o r It to full pr„ o f have been paid. West India samples have been d uo sale. and - • Th- dr- .d, ,d market h e droopea. Trinich , 443, mid gt ey has been sold - at 35> to 41s, go. dat 42s ig n os 11.41 mid to good red at 43s to 46. 6,1 per cwt. Ctro 38> 6 to 41s tor nrd to good bright red. l'icE.—For prices have P. , e.n obt a i ne d f or t h e bet t A er of 13. ngal . but the m a rk e t. rules lower tb"" last week ; good white 9 61 to 103, and ror a f e w po' ceis los 641. Madras, 8. 6.1 to 9, PlCES.—Be•it Ca,.ja Logo, a has been sold at 96i a t to 98,1,4 r cwt. Ailtpy P. pper has been taken ig!, i it • p. .r lit. 'Lica ea G , neer has been 9 " 1 ". - A 76s to 166, awl 13 erbatioe. at 393 per cwt. Suroi";e, l'ener has b• -t n tit in at 21- I per lb tor good clean b,i tl e y Itimoo.—The oaks eouiprise 13,787 chests. -1 . 11 0 tilee not been going' off briskly, and barely pre iu; rate, , have been ()Walla d. °of MIN.— A inewerate busine,s has been done in P r s i Leewsida at Is 5d to la 6d, and in East India at 13 to Is 4d rer geliun. L 00 Low.-1". Y. C. is 383 to 38s 3d per co d ' the !pt t. Tice.—The market is steady. rA po GREEN FRUIT.—A cargo. consisting of 20, 000 „ea Apples, ex Susan, Collings, from West India has % . 01 offered by liueling and Hunt, at publi c s ale. 0 . realised good prices, this descripti on o f creasing in public estimation. A goo d deman d • /- 00 , ft.r Lemons, but in conseque nce o f t h e was bY e e dition of most of the parcels, no niprovement in tie has taken place. Th e s t uc k o f Li sbon Orange g .,fd 2 1 duced to a small compass, and the price h as imPr°'ioo to 3s per box. Nuts ate g u ll o f sa l e, w i thout s lier"' iu price. SCHOOL-DA TS op PR for PRINCE liurRRT. •-•"" - „oh meanwhile was placid at the University of 11 0 ,1, with his eldest brother, Prince Frederick 111 4 Schoolboy experiences and events, however ° , o rd, they impress the character, leave little to and we only learn that our Prince became „ v a grounded in ••mathematics and religion," bi le was, '• indeed, made Jt sent- proof," so that those " priests with whom he tied been much conversant, C e o never wake hero stagger." Nevertheless he wa s bY t o the ans an exemplary set ohm, tor he h a d an u t te r discs e' for the learned languages, and infinitely Poo I. rred amusement or military exercises 1 ° iiti most abstruse metaphysics. War was a- passion *cif him trout his earliest hour of ititt ltigence , and lie e l l e icS devoted himself to every mutter connected ‘°',',4o, science. Mod e rn l anguages thus b ecame interrstiag 4°"bli acid he mustered th , :se of France, Spain, and kali 1° „ 0 is great uhimette advantage. " But his ehief delight r i- def military discipli ne, a h ere i n he perfected so muc h k il o 0 6 nis di ff erent tut o r s f or t h e infantry and cavalry. 4 " o cl• the age of fourteen be was judged worthy of auliace tog a regiment."—Alitit Warburton's Memoirs of Rupert. Ft LI, Or Two HOUSES IN WESTMINSTER. orv trtday morning, between nine and ten o'clock. Ars houses situate in St' utton-ground, at the corner o u ' o sts tillery-row, Westminster, fell in with a tremend oo , o 9 o. 6 4 : The catastrophe commence d at Mr. Godfrey's, it by the entire north front givirg way, carrying vi i ",disi au immense stack of chimneys; the root dtec e .4. perpendicularly, swept all before it to the baseleieoc" the same moment, the upp.-r part of Ni-. 63. a g„ L atir known as the Silver Teapot, also fell into the th? ci f er aV fare of Skruttott.ground, together with a cons' 0 portion of the public house adjoining, N o . 64, i o drfl t occupation of Mrs. Gardner. Fortunately no Ir - '. o eli weurred to any 01 the inmates or passers by, warning heevi: g been given of the events. ite James Wallack, that old an d esteeme d fa"tirre the public, takes cis benefit to nigh t at t h e little r h e aili in the Hay market, when, it is to be hoped,' be be• honoured with a bumper. He presents his ' f f on tilte eccasion with Sheridan's comedy ° r ots' School for ieundal sad Bay le Bernard's drama of ' ' th e tine. Jo the former (widen, in its cast, will era 4o o9 oll entire strength of the company) he will himeen the part of Charles Surface, and Mrs. C. Kean t %lSt . Ludy Teazle, and in the latter Mr. Wallack an Cooper will appear in their original characters. 4 0 .0' RELIEF 0 DISTRESS IN IRELAND.—A.l3illl a .olle' introduced by Mr. Brutal, the Chancellor of the 0 quer, and Si r W. Somerville, proposes to auth o r ," turih-r advanc e o f 150,0001. for the relief of cli ssr. Pe,or Law Unions in Ireland. -.t .-- - - '" BIRTHS t. 100 ( On the 9th i ns t., a t M urden R ec t ory, Surrey, tut/ if the Rev. W. C. R. Fli nt, o f a d aug h ter. 11, 0 1 On the 10th i nst. , at EndArigh-street, the Wl"' Thacker, E s q , o f a d aug h ter. , 10 1 PP On the 10th i nst ., t h e w if e o f th e R ev . J . Fi e :d, v of the Gaol at Reacting, of two sons. 44 00 On the 10th i ns t., at S t. M ary ' P arsonage, Vincent the lady of the Rev. A. liorradaile, of a son. MARRIED 0 0 ' On the 7th inst., at St. Martini in-the-Fields, g r ' jitof Hersant, late of Judd•street, to Miss Mary Ortoo, of street, St. James's. p • CA r t a ter' On the 10th inst., at St. L u k e ' s , Ch e l s ea, ft- Esq.. of Brixton, to J ane , secon d d aug h ter o f J. A. A' Esq , of Oakley-square, Chelsea. 1 DED. 0 1 . ' On the 6th inst., at Sidmo I uth, aged 58, Willie ,.„ — C . Esq., brother of Thomas Clifton, Esq., cf Lytham-11s lip 1 1 0 .- eashire. id st 0 7 On the 7th inst.. at Leamington, Sophia Mary. 0 - 13 0 .11 11 ' viving daughter of the late T. Cobb, Esq r . 6111 t r 0 Herts. (Br id e ' On the 9th inst., the Rev. Edward Gregor'' , °- - lih bill, Canterbury, aged 61. 0 0 e On the 9th inat., at Mayfield,Staffordsbire, FrilllCeS wife of the Rev. Godfrey Arkwright, aged 25, 0 1 London: Printed and Published by IiURDO I- D v, No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sux 0 0 ° 6 - A O/ Strand. ir !bp Precinct eft thP Savoy, in Oil middienzi Friday, July 13, no ...vt I The Pr 8011 001 retical at 6f an ad tsiohal gr, in aiditi( Mulder-1 rels.don, Cours e. Terms the Sicr F:1 and Supp Adam s . Stour; friends a Ahtch ha vis!tors B ` ) Mersel the Tahli roost Co Joint 4, o'clock . SPirito, fl rl ~ Tuo Nt line, tl p• liOtel, i t ; kvour hi Merit a c P. In the oe , Sabln 'w lu PPort 1 I o'2 01,,•E2. tninster /V IDNE: for th e p , to declat:, Lothht The tr, 224 July FR Notice UALF.y Per Cent reBPectiv, :Uly 6. C Ai 8, N Notice 11 -ki , ME 26th day Twelve fi tore, and London ri A !J holders ( the Lon of a 13th It w as pr That Thom as Eastern Pl easures tromb e , The sa 24,892 vo ~ l rYl 11 al in favour 21,89 2 vr m - , dev ard J oseph C -uli ornfts Jarrie ß p Georg e °lin Al, v,ent's. 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