The Sun. — London, England, 1851-03-14 00:00:00

.. ' - THE SUN, LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 1 they are now at the preeent time by law entitled to regret to the Hon. Member for Lambeth that he had not '7 p p scriptions of sugar, jointly, computed as bwebeinobabhlee wished. HENRY an opportunity of making the charge . trA urtifs *Ltilltit on . 4 „. _„...,. above, and exclusive of duty ... ... 275. 30. By authority of Parliament, ' BIPERIAL PARLIAMENT • assume. u (THIS EVENING.)a petition ag ainst Mr. JOHN GREENE presented p HENRY BICKNELL, Clerk of the Grocers' Company. ..-.........,....-_-- the Ecclesiastical Titles Assumption Bill from the pa- The matter then dropped. its rising . SUN OFFICE, Seven &Clock. Grocers'-hall, March 14. II OUSE OF LORDS. House a s rishes of Gray Ballyaskell and Ballyhall, in the county The motion that the tit rising adjourn until t h na- , of Killarney. Monday next was then carried. m ---- ------ 'l.' o LORD CHANCELLOR.touk his seat upon the Woo:- Mr. SCROPE presented a petition in favour - of ocean PAPAL AGGRESSIONS-PRACTICES OF THE to NEWMAKET R AILW AY. BANK OF ENGLAND. Notice is hereby given, that the next ORDINARY HALF- (From this night's Gazette.) Postage from Store House, in the borough of Stroud. PRIESTHOOD. L sack at Five o PETITIONS. LONDON STEAM BOATS. Sir R. INGLIS after presenting several petitions from c YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the Proprietors of the NEW- AnAccount, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth of Victoria , cap . 32, fer MARKET RAILWAY COMPANY will be held at the London Ta- the Week ending on Saturday, the Bth day of March, 1851. Lord CAMPBELL presented a petition from Edin- Mr. LABOUCHERE said that he was now enabled to Cauthorne and other places against the Papal , Vern, Bishopsgate-street, London, on SATURDAY, the 29th instant, at ISSUE DEPARTMENT. burgh against the Marriage Bill. He hoped the Bill answer the question put to him the other night by the Aggression, said that he had also another pe- h, • One o'clock precisely, for the transaction of the ordinary business of Z. x. would never be reintroduced. Hon Member for Bridport (Mr. Baillie Cochrane). tition to present from a gentleman who had g, th e Company. N o t es i ssue d- ... .• .• 27,733,195 Government debt .. 11, 934,9 00 Lord BRO UG HAM p resented several p etitions in ' 015,100 N o tice is hereby furth er g i ven , th a t a t th e sa id Meeting it is pro- Other securities.... 2, The returns to which he had previously alluded had been formerly been a Member of that House, Mr. Fitz- gi ' posed to convert into a Consolidated Stock, to be caged "The Con- Gold coin a'nd bullion 13,699,820 favour of the Copyhcld Enfranchisement Bill. prepared s olidated Newmarket R a il wa y Stock," all such shares as shall then Silver bullion ...... 33,375 The Earl of Si'. and were now laid upon the table. herding Berkeley. That gentleman , after the usual. GERMANS presented several peti - DROPPED ORDERS. preamble of a petition, stated that while residing near . be paid up in fall, pursuant to the sth Vie., cap. 16, sec. 61. ------- Notice is hereby further given, that the Register of Tranfers of £27,733,19 5 4 7 - C 733 7 19a tions to the same effect. Th e or ders which had been dropped in consequence of Cholmondley, with his daughter - in - law, who was a :;bares in the s a id C ompany w ill b e Cl ose d f ro m the 22d to the 29th M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. The Earl of ENNISKILLEN presented petitions the adjournment of the House yesterday were then re- ward in Chancery. She had been induced to enter a instant, both days inclusive. Dated the 13th day of March, 1851. from Newton Butler, and seven other places in the convent, and was at that time a postulate in the convent, g , By order, BANKING DEPAETITENT, appointed. county of Fermanagh, against Papal aggression. GEO. WM. BROWN, Secretary. X. X. THE CENSUS. with the intention of becoming a nun.-(Hear, s . Company's Oflioes, 117, Cheapside, London, Proprietor s'capital .• 14,553,000 Government securi- SALE OF ARSENIC BTLL. An HON. MEMBER wished to ask the Right Hon. hear.) In the year 1851 she was still an March 14, 1851. Rest • • -•.•• . . . • 3,614,262 tles (including Dead On the motion thet their Lordships do resolve them- Baronet at the head of the Home Department whether occupant of the convent ; and, notwithstanding i • :'-'''''-=-'-'*-------''''-"''-'•''="nen -et ' Public deposits (in- Weight Annuity)" 14,145,696 e l u din g Exchequer, selves into Committee on the sale of Arsenic Bill, it was true that a Paper had been issued to inquire , in t ha t , she continued be a ward of Chancer y , and CITY. FIVE O'CLOCK. C omm issioners of Other securities .... 13,030,5 34 Great uncertainty has prevailed during the day, owing N a tional Debt, Say- Gold and silver co taking the ensuing census, into the private income of the w ou l d co n t inue until she was of a g e. No p ower on . Notes .............. 8,739,140 T h e Earl of MOUNTCASHELL asked whether the in.. 690,490 Bill would apply to the sale of corrosive sublima t e? Ings-banks, and Di- Lord CAMPBELL begged to observe that corrosive different clergymen. *is object was to ascertain thepart of he r friends was able to release her g w hether the paper to e hich he had referred was She would not be entitled to enter into t h e management ' to the excitement that has prevailed concerning the vidend accounts).. 8,016,287 bilities of the party who is a defaulter in the Stock Other deposits •• - sublimate was not arsenic. He had been horrified while authentic or not. According to that paper the per - of her extensive prop e rty , which amounted to 80,000/. •• 9,363,092 he light manner in which many of the ~, Seven day and other on circuit at t son 'employed in taking the census was not - ( L o ud and re p eated cries from all sides of the House) }change upon shares, and it is now stated that he will Bills.• •• •• --•• .. 1,059,239 peasantry had seemed to treat the subject cf poisoning on ly entitled to inquire not only into the official, until she came of age, which would not be until the 6th be unable to pay a sixpence upon 15,000/. or 20,00 0 /. ---- X 36,605,880 X 36,605,880 by arsenic, and he highly approved of the Bill. but into the private means of subsistence of the several of' Jun e, 1852 . - ( Re p eated cries of " Hear, hear. ) Yet, .ef his fiabilities. me MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. This Bill then passed through Committee, clergymen ot the different parishes in England. As this, if notwithstanding, as he had already intima.ed, that she _ Dated the 13th day of March, 1851. DESIGNS ACT EXTENS ION BILL. followed out, must of necessity become a very inqus i to - was a ward in Chancer y , accordin g to the p ractice and 1 , TIM LONDOThis Bill then passed through Committee. rial examination, he hoped the House would excuse him usage of toe Church of Rome , the whole of her prope r ty d N GAZETTE..,_ COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-(THIS DAY.) THE CENSUS. putting the question respecting the authenticity of this would be confiscated'-(Cries of "Hear, hear.) She f (THIS EVENING.) Annter,,.. .......... 11 16 Gibra1tar.............. ' - , Lord STANLEY, in moving for papers relating to the piper, for if it was uathenticated he conceived that its would lose all control . altogether over it, and i Ditto, threemonths.. 11 17% Leghorn ..............30 •....... 30 GO forthcoming census, complained of the powers', as . operation would tend in a great degree to defeat the ob- would become the property of the Church to which she 1 st.• Rotterdam .......... 11 17% Goma ................ 25 GO smiled by the Secretary of State under the Census ject of the census, by inducing replies concerning mat- had attached herself.-(Loud cries of "Hear, hear.") 3 LORD CHA MBERLAIN'S-OFFICE, MARCH 13,1851. Antwerp.............. 25 27% Milan ...........• .... - Act. Now, under the provisions of the Act, the ters that must of necessity be continually in a changeable Further, the petitioner observed that the House, he t 0.-ilera for the Court's going into mourning on Sun- Brussels ••••••- • • •• - 25 27%1 Venice . ............... - "ay •••••••• • • •• •• - condition. trusted, would take it into consideration whether a ward t eay next, the 16th instant, for her late Serene Highness Ad Et a t r a u . r . e . h . .. ............8 . f . .8 . .. _l3 _7.74 Nord e 5.....- .. .. .. 41% questions to be put, and to be answered under a penalty Paiermo,peroz........ 125 were defined ; but the Secretary of State had re gin Princess Elise of Hohenluhe Langenbourg, niece to Paris, 3 days'sight .... 25 7% Messina .............. 1254 Sir G. GREY had not the slightest objection to in chancery should be permitted thus to put away her I answer the question. The papers which had been issued property without the authority of the Court or of her ] _.er Majesty the Queen; viz.:-The ladies to wear black t ts p r i s t e T li e 3 s months .... 2 2 . 5 5 2 3 7 0 % L op is a r a ........ -...........: .... :346 quired of the enumerators to demand answers to 33 ,i questions not named in the Act ; for instance, for the taking of the census were divided into two parts. friends.-(Hear, hear.) And still more, the petitioner t silk, fringed or plain linen, white gloves, necklaces, and reourdeaux:::: :::::.... - Rio Janeiro . ::::...... By one set the answers were made compulsory, but the stated that his daughter by his second marriage, the i - in the instructions issued by the Secretary of State comings, black or white shoes, fans and tippets. Frankforton Maine.... 1194 Buenos Ayres •..... - - answers were required on the subject of education. Now other required the answers to be only voluntary. He half-sister of the young lady to whom be referred, had , ''he gentlemen to wear black, full trimmea. Berlin.... - - .•... •• .. - New York,6o days'sight -__ thought the Right Hon. Gentleman had not sufficiently been totally excluded from any communication with her 1 .nged or plain linen, black swords and - buckles. Vienna,. eine. f 10...... 13 3 Philadelphia .... • • .... those questions were not authorised by the Act, and observed the distinction, dearest relative. Thus those feelings of affection which hthe Court to change the mourning on Sunday the 23d rte dit 'l3 4 peaces oe BULLION, PER OZ. yet anwers were required on the subject of all schools. Petersburgh, SU. Rble.. 87 Foreign Geld inbars.. X 3 17 9 Now under this scheme, the head master of Eton would PAPAL AGGRESSION, would otherwise have been engendered were altogether lestant, viz : -The ladies to wear black silk or velvet, Madrid •• .. •• ........ 49X Portugal Gold Coin .. 00 o have to give the history of 700 boys. With regard to Mr. REYNOLDS gave notice that if the Noble Lord shifted. The petitioner then prayed that in any Bill , enloured ribbons, fans, and tippets, or plain white, or Cadiz ................ 50'A Spanish Doubloons . 0 0 0 at the head of the Government proceeded with the which might be introduced would include clauses to pre- 1 entite and geed, or white and silver stuffs, with black Bw e el i ma •• •• •' •• -••- the income and expen .wew Dollars ....... 0 4 11% Seville ............ • ... - Silver in bars .........q private schools this return was of the most inquisitorial o 5 1% character, a nd even demanded Ecclesiastical Titles Bill he should move an amendment vent any ward in Chancery from becoming a postulate, 1 ribbons. The gentlemen to wear black coats, and black plain white, or white and gold, or white and silverditure of each school, and this was to apply to al l with a view of opening the whole question of ecclesiastical and that any property which might be taken by the : • s MARKET einff waistcoats, full trimmed, coloured swords, and schoolmaster to make a return of all his . (From the London New Price Current, March 14.) MAYNOOTH. be vested in the Queen, and used for whatever pur eucklee. And on Sunday the 30th instant, the Court -) go out of mourning: neroea.-To-day the purchases made in West India receipts . and disbursements : This was most I reply to Mr. SPOONER, poses her Majesny:might think fit. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S-OFFICE, FEB. 13, Sugar were again small for all purposes, and amounted inquisitorial and was not required by the Act. Then, n Sir C. WOOD said that there was no intention of in- Mr. CLEMENTS presented a similar petition. Notice is hereby gken, that her Majesty will hold a Levee at St: ,Illames's Palace, on Wednesday, 26th March prices closed rat th under those of that time. to only 264 m ‘ ne for the week 581 hhds, &c., and with regard to literary institutions, a return was re- creasing the regular grant for Maynooth College, but the Sir JAMES GRAHAM also presented a petition quired of the books in the library. What had that to or di nar y re p a irs had always been i nc l u d e d i n th e vo t e , against the Bill from a place in Yorkshire. it ' next, at two o'clock. REFINED.-To-day home dealers made purchases a:, with the census? It was vexatious to require these a nd wo uld be so on the present occasion. Mr. COBDEN presented a petition to the same effect, • LORI) CHAMBERLAIN'S-OFFCE, FEB, 13. with much caution in Refined goods, but low Brown r CASE OF MR. LEWIN. from a place in the West Riding. returns. At the last census, as there was net then subsisting any registration of births, deaths, and mar - M r . F. O'CONNOR wished to ask the Right Hon. Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Hope, Mr. Guinness, Mr. John Notice is hereby given, teat her Majesty will hold a Lum p s are not offered under 47s 61. n crushed there lieges, a special clause was introduced into the Act, Baronet, the Secretary of State for the Home Depart- O'Connell, Mr. Monsen, Mr. Moore, Mr. Hindley, and is little doing, vvith free sellers at former rates. ' Dra wine-room at Se. Jemss's Palace, on Thursday, the 3d et April next, at two o'olock. authorizing the enumerator to demand the required in- afternoon former rates were barely author meat, whether it had come to his knowledge that a Mr. P. Westhead presented petitions to the s ame effect. • DOWNING , STREET, MARCH 12. supported at the public sales cf 3,470 bags Mauritius formation. Now the Secretary of State demanded an respectable young man named Lewin had been im-t Mr. PACKE presented a petition praying the. House The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent g Sugar; middling to fine yellow selling at from 385 to account of the number of churches and chapels erected since 1800, and of the cost of each. What had that to properly arrested while visiting the Crystal Palace to pass the Bill in its integrity. 4-s, and good to fine grey 39s to 40s 6d per cwt. on Saturday last. It appeared that this young Mr. SPOONER presented several petitions from Bit to ba paseed under the Great Seal of the United 'ling- EAST INDIA.-This afternoon there was not much do with a census of the population? They also required man had been kept in custody from five o'clock on Sas mingham against the Papal aggression. dom, naming and appointing the Rev. Hibbert Binney, Doctor in Divieity, to be Bishop of the See of Nova desire evinced to operate in Bengal, at the public sales an account of the endowments of churches and of Dissent b turdav till ten o'clock on Monday, notwithstanding that Mr. GROGAN presented a petition to the same ef, • Scotia, void by the death of Doctor John Inglis, late comprised 5,900 bags, and prices declined 6d to ls, ut iog chapels. They also required to know the number of - four respectable and responsible persons offered to be- fectfrom Dublin. - Bishop thereof, nearl y the whole sold-low to g ood white Benares 39s sittings in each church, distinguishing free sittings from other sittings, which was not requiredregarded D• come sureties for his re-appearance, and to put in bail to Sir WILLIAM VERNER presented 21 petitions to FOREIGN-OFFICE, MARCH 11. to 42s 6d, damp and wathed 37s 6d to 425, and grainy as is• seating chapels, which would seem to sup- the extent of 4,000/. each. Tee young man was arrested the same effect. yellow 40s to 44 , s 6 , y d• a pile of low soft yellow was taken on suspiciun of being a pickpocket, but the result showed Mr. MUNTZ presented a petition against the Bill, The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. port the idea that Church property was pub- Willigm Kirchner as Consul at Sydney for his Majesty in at 355. that he was no such thing. from the Roman Catholics of Nuneaton; also sevsral PG. the King of Prussia. MOLASSES,-The stock is now nearly the same as at lie property, as it was . demanded of the demand Sir G. GREY had received no information whatever titions from Birmingham, complaining of the Papal this time last ear, and deliveries are steadily on the in- upon the subject. aggression. Church the number of freeenttings, which was The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. not made of Dissenting cengregations. This information Siegerich Christopher Kreeft as Consul in London for crease. Prices are not lower for West India, but sales ARMY AND NAVY COMMITTEE. Mr. GRATTAN presented a petition - against the Bill the Grand Duke of Mecklenburgh-Schwerin. have been upon a small sale at 14s to 17s for low to ear. T. might be valuable, but ,they had no right to demand it er . es under the provisions of the Act. He thought the Se- MILES wished to know when it was intended from Westmeath. to re-animate this Committee and call them together to Mr. COWAN presented petitions from Paisley and WAR-OFFICE, MARCH 14. fine. East India and Mauritius sorts are purchased cretary of State had exceeded his authority, and he with caution at 12s to 13s 6d. Cuba and Porto Rico consider their report. other places in Scotland against the Papal aggression. Se let Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant Hugh thought it right to draw their Lordships' attention to it. 14s 6d to 16s. There are several buyers rather under Mr. FOX MAULE said he reconstituted a 'few d Mr. HENRY presented petitions against the Bill, Hamilton to be Captain, by purchase, vice Blathwayt, Earl GRANVILLE said that complaints had been who retires; Cornet George John Bridge, to be Lieu- present rates. Prices for West India Honey are 3as a go, _ and in a very short time they would be summoned from the Roman Catholics of Liverpool. tenant, by purchase, vice Hetmilton; Evelyn Harpur to 603 per cwt and d supply is yet small, made of the very meagre nature of the informa- t consider their report. (Hear.) OCO DANUBIAN PROVINCES. (LEFT SITTING.) Crewe, Goat., to be Cornet, by purchase, trice Sir Foaneop.-To- ay there was no public sale of Fo- tion afforded by former censuses. He believed there was considerable doubt as to whether the penalties could - reply to a question from Mr. URQUHART, DARING ROBBERY. Thomas Gresley, Bart., promoted, March 14. be levied upon persons refusing to furnish the informa In - crests mid yellow Havannah at 40s 6d. Lord PALMERSTON said the evacuation of the On Tuesday evening last, about half-past seven o'clock, * 3d Dragoon Guards-Thomas Wright, Gent., to be tion required on the subject of educational Cornet, by purchase, vice Pedder, promoted, March 14. .CoFFEE -This afternoon Native Ceylon Coffee was establishments, and it was not the intention troops bad , Danubian Provinces by the Danish and the Russian a most daring robbery and outrage was perpetrated at 7th Dragoon- -Guards-Captain Edward Burgoyne held with ' firmness! at 47s per . cwt for good ordinary, but of the Government to attempt to enforce those nau beenarranged, and would shortly take place. the house of Mr. J. Tyrer, farmer, of Simonswood, the Cureton, from the Cape Mounted Riflemen, to be Cap- there was only a hmated business concluded privately, e penalties against persons refusing to give the informs- HUNGARIAN REFUGEES. particulars of which are as follow:- 3d tai, vice Knight, who exchanges, March 14. Plantation is, however, wanted, and the rates obtained Mr. URQUHART wished to ask the Noble Lord On the evening named the members of the family were tion. Yet still it was so desirable to collect statistics on Light Dragoons-James Macgibbon Burn Mar- are rather above those of yesterday; at auction 100 another question. Was her Majesty's Government pre- partaking of pancakes, when four or five men approached doch, Gene, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Coleman, casks were sold at 54s 6d to 5 that subject, that the Government had felt they were 75, for fine fine ordinary pared to demand or assist the liberation of the the house, having their faces covered with black crape promoted, March 14. and low middling. authorised in asking for that information, and he had no Hungarian prisoners who had taken refuge in TurkeY• and otherwise disguised. Two of the men entered the lst Regiment of Foot-Ensign Bingham Henry Ed- COCOA.-The quantity of Tricidad brought to market doubt but that in the great majority of instances that Lord PALMERSTON • said about 76 Hungarian re- outer kitchen, or porch, and one of them addressed the k h b 1f . information would be freety furnished. ward Muller, to Le Lieutenant, without purchase; Wil- this week a: been larger than f o r time past, and fugees had souglat shelter in Tarkey, and 60 of them t td e n t eing much spos e to operate, prices The Earl of HARROWBY thought that unless they inmates, saying, "I'm hard up, and want some money ;" lie,m Spicer Cookworthy, Gent., to be Ensign, by pur- n were about to be liberated under an agreement which the to which a young man of the name of Richard Seddon, have declined 6cl to Is. At auction 724 bags were could obtain the information required from all parties chase. vice Turner, promoted, March 14. Sultan had come to with Austria.-(Hear.) With re- brother-in-law to Mr. Tyrer, replied-" Here, I've six chiefly sold •at from 45s to 50s• red 51s to 55s 6d they would be led astray. 2,1 Foot-John Edward Moffett, Gent., to be Assis- ' grey , . The Earl of MALMESBURY wassatisfied quite . • gard to the remaining sixteen, communications were still pence;" but the man rejoined he would have more than and damaged 45s to 533 per cwt. Foreign operations tent-Surgeon, vice Docker, promoted in the sth Foot, a . . on between Turkey and Austria with the view going y A that. The other man said "They are looking at us," - Foreign operations • with the manner in which the schedules were drawn u bane been trifling, and there are sellers of Bahia and P to their ultimate liberation.-(Hear, hear.) They were ' March 14. and ordered his companion to turn his back, the latter of Pam at 293 to 30s• Guayaquil at 32s per cwt for the purpose of ascertaining the different employ -34 Foot-Henry George Oharles Burninghe.m, Gent. • 'l 3 • only to be detained until tranquility should be established whom instantly preeented and fired a pistol at the young TEA.----There is no further advance for common or meats of the population; but he entirely concurred in the in Hungary, and so far as her Majesty's Government man Seddon the contents of which perforated both his Co be Ensign, by purchase, vice West, who retires, . observations of his Noble Friend (Lord Stanley) upon March 14. medium Congou, but a good demand yet exists at 1 -.lcl were concerned they were anxious to see them liberated cheeks, The same discharge inflicted a dreadful wound ' for the former, and at Is 2d to Is .d for the latter. F or the other schedules. The answers to those questions without and now that peace was fully restored to h delay, on the forehead of an Irishman, who is in the employ of sth Foot-Assistant-Surgeon Edward Scott Docker, ' 4 * wi would only furnish false premises on which to ground from the 2d Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Mackenzie, ap- bhtter sorts rates are not lower; at the same time opes fallacious Hungary the Sultan would guarantee them their liberty Mr. Tyrer. The pistol was charged with ball, shot, and pointed to the Staff, March 14. rations are upan a limited scale at from Is Id to is 9d. and h hoped • was arguments, a eitnot too late to without any assistance or advice from this country. slugs. While this was taking place, Edward Hurst, the withdraw those objectionable questions. 15th Foot-Francis Vivian Crowther, Gent., to be For g ood and fine g reen there is a q uiet market, but Lord BROUGHAM said there could be no doubt NEW MINISTERIAL DIFFICULTIES. servant man, who was acting in defence, was struck on Ensign, by purchase, vice Menders, promoted, March 14. last week's terms are sustained, common and mid Green . the head by one of the other robbers, who had now en out that these questions were put without authority, Mr. PLUMPTREE wished to know whether it was 17th Foot-Lieutenant William Edward Leche from is yet wanted, and former rates are supported, but sup- tered, and fell to the floor, but after recovering a and that no fine could be inflicted on those the 41st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Lewes, Who ex- p l y is rather lar g er. Pekoe and Scented Teas are held the intention of the Government to proceed with the little he d f the b the 1 dpulled grasped one o e villains y e legs an themd tf ho reuse o answer changes, March 14. with firmness, still there are now few bu y ers in the w ' yet still he shouldestimates on Monday. him down. The robber called upon one of his com -23d Foot-Lieutenant Henry Hall Dare to be Pay- market ' be sorry to see them withdrawn, as he thought Lord JOHN RUSSELL replied that if the debate panions to shoot him, to do which he hesitated, but either master, vice Dunn, deceased; Second-Lieutenant Henry RICE.-There continues to be a desire on the part of that much valuable information would be communicated he or one of the gang struck him a second blow on the by persons who would volnntarily answer them. Much on the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill was not concluded this D'Oyloy Torrens to be Adjutant, vice D a re, appointed holders o f Ea st India to realize, and the rates taken arehead, which inflicted a dieadful wound and rendered him valuable information on the subject of education had e • h would •h - Monday veiling, e wou propose to go on with it on Paymaster, March 14. rather under those current previously, yet shippers and been .J. .quite insensible. The robbers next proceeded to search Meth Foot-Henry Charles .Irainge, - emit, to be hi ß me dealers have operated with much . caution, obtained by answers voluntarily made to circulars next. He would take this oppor unity of making a state- - , $' g the female servants, from one of whom they took an old The Maria eitattiV,U4eXeneestruted their Lordships - and-othe lower sorts remain the most difficult of meat to the Reuse ritieeelkeTd to the notice which had faded brown cotton purse, containing some steel rings Ensign, by iiiiirchase, vice Carrington, who retires, that -the only oh' .ct had been to Obtain information sale. Of 6,678 bags Madras at auction the chief . been given, that on Friday next his Right Hon• Friend the and 23..6d. in silver, and is. out of her pocket, together etiarch 14. hmight - b 3F valuable public, d h . wine e to the an e was pre oart however, sold at 7s to 83 for low and 34th Foot-Francis Richard Hurt, Gent., to be Ensign • " . • pared even now to modify schedules if it should be Chancellor of the Exchequer would state vshat altera- with a quantity of grocery bills from Robinson ,'s Liver ' mid pinkey. By private treaty operations have been 00l and also a bunch of keys, with which they pro by purchate, vice Glee's/nen, promoted, March 14. thought necessary. lions he would make in his proposed financial arrange- P ' • • • trifling, although good and fine white Bengal can be oh- pro ceeded up stairs, taking the two women with them, and . 36th Foot-Arthur Menning Tuck, Gent., to be En- . - • After a few words from Lord Redesdale and explana . d tamed at lOs to Ils 6d mid 9s to 93 6broken 8s to ments for the year. Since then, namely on Tuesday g ' fwhichk unlocked the drawers of the desks, from they took 41st by purchase, vice Seicey, who retires, March 14. tions from Lord Stanley and Lord Brougham, the motion ' " 4., F Cleaned 83 6d, and yellow sorts is to 8s per cwt. orla the Honourable Member for Inverness gave a green knitted purse, tied round with tape, containing 41st Fdet-Lieutenant William Lawes, from the 17th for a return of the orders issued by the Secretary of last, Rice there is however a free sale and price rule at ha notice of a vote of censure on the Government 111. in gold. From another set of drawers they extracted Foot, to be Lieutenant vice ache, who exchanges, ' • State on the subject of the census was agreed to. to 18s for low to fine Patna, 20s to 28s for town 1 The villains then decamped, taking with them a March 14. INCOME TAX. with regard to their administration of the t ffairs 1 • g 43d goot---Charles Calvert, Gent., to be Ensign, by dressed Carolina and at 16s 6d to 17s 6d for American ' • ' Lord BROUGHAM explained that the observations of Ceylon, and, therefore, he proposed to postpone thatin brass and p artly in fowling-piece, mounted partly but the lower sorts are most in request. Sago is still steel, and an ash stock, which is slightly cracked and purchase, vice Girardot, promoted, March 14. hich he had A° la • h n ' hele with fismness and none has nein been offered at 44th Foot-Chidley Samuel Coote. Geet., to be En- e : ' fair business the subject of income- financial statement until Mn w m st nig t o o day week. He wished to split. They left behind them the ramrod, and also a tax collectors did not apply to Scotland, as the collec .sign, by purchase, vice Ferrers, who retires, March 14. auction; privately, however, a fair business was con-t the state o House, that as a vote of censure against the ramrod belonging to one of their pistols, apparently that 48th Foot-Lieutenaut Horatio Nelson Kippen from eluded at 20s to 22s for small pearl. Sago Flour has , et tors were not affected b Government. He had the 98th Foot, -to be Lieutenant, vice Charles Anderson been selling at 15s to 15s 6d per cwt. For Tapioca the also to state that he understood the papers to Government was now pending, he hoped Hon. Mew- of a horse-pistol, and a shepherd's cap. The floor of bers who had notices of motion for th a t d a y, viz, 25th the house was covered with blood, and the young men, which he alluded 1 last night were not returns, Morshead, who retires on half-pay, sth Foot; Edward demand is on the increase, and prices rule at fromSeddon and Hurst, are in a most dangerous state. As Feneran, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Castle, 21e1 to 51d for low to fine, but notewhich •would • • that • directly f ice-papers, notice-papers ought to have wou give way in ordera question so a - yet the robbers have not been detected. - Preston Pilot. promoted, March 1.1. SPiCES.-Fitnento is not much wanted, and there has been destro y ed, and he understood that the fect i ag the fate of the Governme nt sh oul d be brou g ht to 4911 Foot-James Molesworth, Gent., to be Ensign by been a further reduction. At auction 457 bags were Government had this day issued orders to the income- as speedy an issue as possible.-(Hear, hear.) He _ PAPAL AGGRESSION. purchase, vice Astley, promoted, March 14. sold, mid at sd, and inferior 41c1 to 4.14. In Cloves tax collectors to destroy all such papers. would likewise say that he did not think it was right THE ARCHBISHOP OF YORK ON THE PAPAL PREVENTION OF OFFENCES BILL. 52d Foot-John Arthur Bayley, Gent., to be Ensign, sales have been upon a limited scale, yet prices are - by purchase, vice Bacon, promoted, March 14. firm ; Bourbon at 6cl to 61d ; and Penang at 9d to Lord CAMPBELL moved the second reading of this while a vote of censure was hanging over the heads Of AGGRESSION. 53d Foot-Captain Jonu Dane, from half-pay, Un- Is 4d. Mace is in good request ; few parcels Bill, and was the Government to propose the financial arrangements of An address having been presented from Thirsk with between 400 and 500 signatures to the Right Rev. Father attached, to be Captain, vice Robert Boyd Brown, who are, however, on offer, and rates rule at from 2s 2d to (LEFT SPEAKING.) the y ear- ( Lau g hter and cheers ) -and, therefore, he in God, Thomas Lord Archbishop of York, Primate of exchanges; Lieutenant William Payn to be Cap- 2s Bd. Nutme g s have been sold to a fair extent, and certainly proposed to wait until it was decided whether England, &c., the following is a copy of his Grace's prices rule firm at from 2s 7d to 4s for common to fine HOUSE OF COMMONS. tam, be purchase vice Dane, who retires; they, or any future Government should bring forward the reply : - Ensign John Alexander Daniell to be Lieutenant, by brown, and good limed 2s 8d to 2s 10d. Pepper is not The SPEAKER took the Chair at Four o'clock. financial arrangements of the year; and he trusted his " Bishopthorpe, York, Jan. 29, 1851. purchase, vice Payn ; Henry Helsham, Gent., to be En- but the private operations are upon a limited The Sheriffs of London appeared at the bar of he cheaper; p . ' - t Noble Friend opposite, the Member for Bath, whose " Sir,-I received this morning the address from sign, by purchase, vice Delzell, March 14. scale, and none has been offered at auction. The value House, and presented a petition from the Lord Mayor, 56th Foot-George Charlee Norris Faithfull, Gent., to of Sumatra is 31e1 to 30; Malabar 30 to 41, white 6,1 Aldermen, and Corporation of London, assembled in motion stood first on the paper of that day, and the 'Members of the Church of England residing in the borough of Thirsk,' which was forwarded to me with a be Ensign, by purchase, vice Warren, promoted, to 9d, and pod 34s to 45s per cwt. Ginger is not Council, in favour of the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill. Hon. Member for Montrose, who also had a motion, note from yourself. March 14. much wanted, and prices have still a downward tendency, NEW WRIT. would give way, in order to allow the motion for vote "You will much oblige me by conveying to the a 6oth Foot-Lieutenant Charles Henry Elphinstone althougt supply is not larger. At public sale 180 pkgs A new writ was moved for the borough of Thirsk in of censure to come on on the day fixed for it. - (Hear.) ties w ho subscribed that address my best t hanks for par- Holloway, -from the Beth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Jamaica, which sold at 3/ 123 to 4/ 15s for ord and p lace of Mr. John Bell, deceased. Mercer, who eseehanges, March 14. mid; 75 bags export Bengal at 17s 61 to 18s. The value SECOND READING. Lord ASHLEY was understood to give his assent. their expressions of respect for myself and for the office 61st Foot-Lieutenant Geddes Sansoni Twynam, of African is 34s to 375. For Cassia Lignea the demand is On the motion for the second reading of the Caleclo• In reply to Sir H. INGLIS, which lam permitted and privileged to hold, Lord J. RUSSELL said he would proceed with the " You will also please to assure them of my unfal from thy_Coylon Rifle Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice still only for small parcels at 923 to 102 s; but there is not niau Railvvay (Amendment, Continuation, &c ) Bill, . tered and unalterable determination, under the Divine Dore, v'hose appointment h as bee n cancelled, March 12, a l arg er s upp l y. C assia Buds continue to b e h eld for Sir R. H. INGLIS' said that not having any interest Jew B ill on the earliest da y p ossible. 66eh Foot-Brevet M a j or H enr y R ots Gore, C.B ~ 108 sto 1103. For Cinnamon the market is yet dull, in this railway, but being convinced that the principle of Mr. MOORE de p recated the course suggested by the blessing, to uphold to the best of my power the pure from half-pay ed Foot, to b e C a p ta i n , re p a yi ng t h e dif- with sellers of Ceylon at Is 9d to 3s ed for first sort, and the Bill was unjust, he should move that the Bill be Nord,oble Lof postponing so many measures of finance, doctrines and discipline of our Protestant Reformed yer e nce, vice Birch, deceased ; Lieutenant John Clifton at is to 2s 7d for second and third. To•day at auction read a second time this day six months. lie importance Church. t axa tion, and other measures of great public importance, ~ • h great deliberation, That you may all continue steadfast in the faith, Hawkee to be Captain, by purchase, vice Gore, who re- 531 pockets 68 bags Bengal Ginger were taken in at 17s Mr. B. SMITH supported the second reading. which ought to be considered with pass i on . H e guided under God, by her safe and Scriptural teaching, tires; Ensign William Bowles to be Lieutenant, by per- d without the least mixture of heat and to 17s 6d for export sort, but damaged sold at 14s to 16s. Mr. GLADSTONE, though he did not intend to vote an without the . . opposition to the is the sincere and earnest prayer of chate, vice Hawkes, March 14. SPIRITS.-The market has a dull appearance for Lee- on the question, as he was a party concerned, could not would offer nothing like a factious na-(Latiehter Ile declared he would "Your most faithful servant in Christ. 74th Foot-Captain George William Fordyce to be ward Island Rum, and Is 8d per gallon is the nearest forbear entering his protest against the provisions of the Governme t h factious opposition . tion except under "T. Roclitfe, E...q." "T. EBOR. Major, by purchaie, vice the Hon. T. O'Grady, who re- value of proof, but few parcels arc yet on offer. East Bill. , They were contrary to all principles of justice. not accede . o any oppes o t , India continues to attract little notice and there tires; Lieutenant Granville Levison . Proby to be Cap- . , are Mr. NE WDEGATE supported the Bill. He cored- .„ reasonable circumstances.- (Conon ed laughter)-but RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. tam, by purchase, viceFordyce; Ensign the Hon. John sellers at is 6d to 13 6Ad proof; indeed parcels to dered the provisions quite: fair and reasonable, as they ' tthe pressing busi temp were made topostpone i an at _ _ READING, GUILDFORD, AND REIGATE. Celberue to be Lieutenant, by• purchase, vice Proby ; arrive can be obtainea rather under these rates. were proposed for the purpose of ecabling the directors he countr there was no course, however fact'. ness of t y Alexander Cammieg Russell , Gent. , to be Ensi g n, by Jamaica has been operated in ' with caution for all pur- to raise money fur the liquidation of their just debts, ous, Which he would not consent o.- e awe t (It n d The half-yearly meeting of this company wae held on putchase, vice P'nilpot, promoted, March 14 poses, and the supply at market is larger than last week, which if this Bill were rejected they never would be able laughter') He should like to know whether the Wednesday, at No. 2, Royal Exchange-buildings, City; opposite were Mr. Alderman Davie Salomons took the chair. There is a desire on theHonourable Gentltmen on the benches 85th F, ot-Lieutenant John Augustus Keyt to be mid __ - part of . holders to sell, low and to satisfy. provisional Mr. BAYLEY read the report as follows:-" The die 30 to 34 per cent over root at 2 Caetain, by purchase, vice Diniell, who retires; Ensign . 1) p a Srl to 2s 1 ld, good Mr. LABOUCHERE considered that a great public a real Government, or formed a mere . mid to fine 34 to 38 over, 3s to 33 10d • , - machine, or automaton, designed for their e s oppression. rectors have to announce to the shareholders, that pursuant il.Gxander X. Bond to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice , , choice marks 4s to principle was involved in this Bill, and it was on that at- Keyt, March La. de e ara he '4e 6d. I ales ebe t 2 d tthat h daddress .11 , In m r t s mad have been small, a s 5 count alone e venture to the Route Id like to know, while they were He should oppressing to a resolution passed at a special meeting of the pro doing so in due course prietore. on the 12th day of March last year, the entire 89th Foot-Lieutenant Arthur Hill 'Listed lettrcer, d for 30 to 40 per cent over to .2; 3 p proof. The Brandy Though there were many points in the Bill which b e them, whetherthey were of the parliamentary capital of the company had been called e country. from the 60th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Holloway, market continues dull, with sellers of Cognac best brands thought ought to be noticed and amended in Committee, of law, and according to the practice : eho exchanges, Mar c h 14. of t h e vinta g e of 1850 45 6d to 4s Bd, 1849 ditto 4 s 7 d to but still he did not consider its principle such as If the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill were pro- up. The amount received from the calls to complete 95th Foot-Lieutenant Willi am Whitfi e ld, fawn half- 4 s 9 d , 1848 ditto 4 s 10d to 53, 1847 ditto 5s Id to 5 1 3d, wou ld i n d uce hi m to o pp ose th e secon d rea di ng. ceeded with this evening h e should move the Si. per share, as resolved at the said meeting i s beer loy 621 lot, to be L'eutenant, vice Plunkett, promoted and inferior sorts 3s to 4s. British made S p irits rules Then there were man y thin g s toconsider.- ( Hear, h ear.) that the debate be adjourned.-(Lsug . from the Irish 199,360/ , Of this amount, 187 , 000 e has been applied in an Unattached Company; Ensign George Cavendish at 93 8d to Os 9d, and Gin 8s 3d for 99 under prooe There was, for instance, that 600,000/. to inquire after, Members.) positi reduction of the loan of 200,000/. authorised to be on of the Noble raised. The remaining sum, together with the unpaid Taylor, to bo Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Whitfield, Mr O'CONNOR thougbt the pro In Geneva sales have been small at ls 7d to Is 8d fur sled the several other engagements into which the com- -- • whogrotires, March 14. ord, and fine Is 7d lo 2s. patty had entered for an arrangement with respect to the Lord to p ost p one all business u ntil the vote of censure balance of calls, amounting to 13 , 0001 . , being represented H c ompliment on the House. by bonds taking yet some time to run, cannot be paid w99th P OO 5-Lieutenant John Flood, from the sth COCHINEAL-This afternoon there was a reduction preferential shares. This is a subject which ought to was decided, a very ereat comp ,e'eot, to be Lieuteoant, tics Kippen, appointed to the of Id to 2d per lb at the public sales of 220 bags Cochi- be, and which would be brought under the atten- - Lord . J. RUSSELL said what . he stated was this-that away till these blends mature. When these bonds are Hon Friend would be paid, all the liabilities of the company will be dia. "-31ei Feat, March 14. Deal, but nearly the whole sold, Mexican silvers 38 21; tion of tbe- o klouse, and which would cer- on Friday, the 21st, his Right • •h d " * he had to make in the c arge . black 334 d to 3- ittl• fine 3s ild • Honduras silvers gi4d tairil secure his earnest Cape M o unted Itfleinen-C.ipt. Arnold More Knight, ..,_ _± , , o yinquiry. In any case a able to propose an alterationy f the year, that he would The accounts showed that the receipts of the ehn tee 7th Dragoon Guards, to be Ca ; pta.n. vice Cure- to 33 10'd, fine black 4s Bt.l to 43 10d, and Teneriffe there would be a responsible report of all the financial arrangements o V corn no, who exchanr , i?s; Henry Bolton Hassard, Gent., to be 33 5d ao 3s 61 per lb. circumstances laid before the House. and with which the then proceed with the army estimates, and that pany were 20,980/. Os. 4d.; and that after the expen hould proceed with diture, dividend, &c., a balance of 191/. 123. remained. - • . o • a inrt ki iled in action, March 14. -.3 s .an.-...Argeon, ywo .. i, ,• • - INDIGo.-The demand has improved for Spanish, and House would have to deal, so that Hon. Members them- on Monday, the 24th, ho s , _ loseritta STAFF. Staff Sargeoa of the Semuti s-- full rates have boon obtained although 8 , Cl ass . t. ,a larger quantity selves might judge of the merits of the case. He should the question as to the c ontinuance of the income. The CHAIRMAN moved the adoption of the report, long and edious discussion ook p ace in re- St f d had when a t t 1 , '.7 . 1111...r0 Charlo, Hurnfrey to ire Stair SUrgeon of the bas e been brought forward. At auction 580 srns Gutti- in this, as iu all other instances of private Bills, refrain ta • x fhe Hon. Member for am or that tax, but, as on Tues- spect to the amount of the office expenses. Eirst Class, vice F id, deeta..cd; Surgeon William Ord 1 m were all sold at from 2i 6d to 4.3 2.1 for low Cones from voting either for or against the second reading, but given a notice with respect to neticitenzie, M.I) from the s:h Feot, to be Staff Sur- to goo Sabres. In E as t India there has been rather simply take the case units merits in Committee. day, the 25th, a vote of censure was on the paper, A dividend of 5/. 2s. 6d. per cent. (being about , more business conclud d• n 'Were h Id be e alconvenient for the House 93. 3d. per share), was then agreed to, and the report ?eon of the Seattle Class, vice Hue:fray, prernoted; obtain e, . e ~ owever, are unable Mr. CARDWELL had no opinion on iho case, either iL won ery i , Robert Br a d shaw , Gent., to be Assistants Surgeon to the ' to any advance on last sale's rates, ore way or the other; but he thought that the merits of to decide the question relative to the Income-tax was adopted. n ' SALTPETRE -The vote was proceeded with, A forfeiture of 30 shares in arrear was then made. " y rs; , eha Header, Gav e to be Assistant-Surgeon • best descriptions of Calcutta are the Bin would be best understood through the investiga- on that day, or beiore the ". ' re t ' e F eTees. March . 14. wanted, and realise full rates, there being only a mode- tion of the Committee. After the re•elec i Mr. W. WILLIAMS thought recent proceedings ton of directors, and a vote of thanks u et s orre cee I/ • , y, rate supply; but for inferior the market h ea - ujer Yon Alves, from the Depot r , .as a dull ap- Mr. FOX MAULE said that this railway had been a . le f he board headjourned. showed the necessity of altering the rule o the House, to t , t meeting n;attalion, eel. r which required 40 members present before a House could . 0. Wight, to be Lieutenant-Colonel with- pearance, an d large parcels having been again brought persecuted railway from its very commencement, but, eut 1 31 r ella4 e; Lieutenant C • lel G . f hristop ius arstin, rom forward, a slight reduction has taken place. At auc- notwithstanding the opinion of Lord Dalhousie, and the be made. He himself had a motion on the paper of the -------- MAILS. 5 .,1e 20th Foot, to tion a small part only of 2,124 bags found buy- misrepresentations to h e b e li eve d greaest importance, involving an expenditure of seven[g that the mails are sent from the General POSt-office be Captain, without p urchase, March 14. which it was subject, Betevalt-Majee.General William Wood, C. 8., to en, at 293 for 4 to 5,-1 per cent refraction, that it was a good design and should certainly vote for millions of the public taxes, which were expended in by the night-and Mby the morning-dispatch.] 1-, ave t he tact!' rank ot whilst 101 to 8 . 1 was taken in at direct violation of the Government. In cease - ward in the Wind- 27a to 27s 6d for coin- the second readieg. When made up in From what whoa ward aud Leeward 'steads, March 14, 1851; Ziaajor 11102 and middling; but 118 bags Madras found buyers Mr. W. PATTEN thought some arrangement might be reduced to th clwn ee o f that he should e ne- PLACES. GeneralPost-ollce port die- due. eienry ROES Gore, CI ie ---•-•• of the 66th Foot, to be Lieu- at 55s 6i to 26i for 14'1 per cent, refraction of good be come to by which justice could be done in this case, if cessity of bringing on the question ongoing • into London. patched. ---- towtot-Colonel in the Army, Jan, 10, 1837. British Refined, however, has been in good demand a t th e com p an y wou ld:only abandon the,extravagant clauses Com mittee o f Supply. 26 • Commission by L ord • Lient enant of H un ti ng d ons hi re . 303 to 3 0 5 6 d per c w t. Nitrate of Sod a is not offered of the Bill, and he therefore regretted that no one was The CHAN CELLO R of the EXCHEQUER said he A me rica (by Brit. pia.) N March 14 .. .. Liverpoo l.. March Wiliiarrt Drog° -Montagu, commonly called Viscount under 145 63, but there are few buyers. present who could give the House an assurance of that he Hon Gentleman was quite as disappointed as t , • could America (by U : S. pkt.) N March 21 .. .. Liverpool .. March lb March 2 ' S th m t April 5 Mandeville, to be Dope , L ty Lieutenant . , Feb. 28. leteeow.-This afternoon the public sales of Tallow nature on behalf of the company. be that there was no House. The money which the America (by US. pkt.) M b .. .. ou a p . . 14th of the month Plymouth Arrived • WHITMIAL , MA -lion 5. went at improved rates; 900 casks New South Wales at Mr. B. DENISON was quite ignorant of the merits of Hon. Member had said Was expended • in an unconstitu- Africa (West coast)• N Alexandria* ••..• • • • N 19111 & 30th of me. Dover .. March le The Lord Chancellor has appointed Charles Burton 36s 9d to 38s for Sheep, and Ox 34s 9d to 36s 9d; and the case, but it appeared to him to be involved in so done' manner he might take the opportunity of stating Belgium •. .. •• ee Y_ e .. Daily N gl a t il of the •• month •• • ::' o . u v t h r a rn pt . March 12 Ling, of Searborougb, in tile COality of York, Gent,, to 700 package!: South American 34s 6d to 38s. much difficulty that the best course they could pursue was expended in conformity with Act of Parliament. Brazil Ayres ••• •.•. 3f 9th of the month Southampt. March 12 be a Mister Extraordinary in the me g b Court of OILS-This afternoon Sperm Oil is held for full rates; was to adjourn the debate for a week. Mr. T. DUNCOMBE said he wished to ask the Noble Bueno s e , etafm tatylachaerest M 17th of month Seutham Arrived pt. March 20 . Chancery. . but a t auction 32 tons were mostl y taken in at 84/10s to The House then divided, when there a ppeared - Lord, on whom he relied, to make a House? The Noble Cape of Good Hope N 14th of month Plymouth" BANKRUPT 85/. Of Southern 70 tuns in part told at 301 to 31/ 15s For the second reading 2d & 7 1 t 7th of mon. Southampt. March 20 Charles Graham, hosier, New Oxford s -street, to sum _ for mid and ord; 18 tuns pale Seal 32/5s to 321 10s; 30 Against it .... 67 the Jewish disabilities-a question in which he had great Central,_unan nel Isles •. .. N Mon., Wed., &Fri Soutnampt. Tn. Th.S a render March 21, at twelve, and April 25, at half-pa s t -\ tuns Cod 37/ 153 to 38/. Majority -147 difficulty in getting out of last session; and now, when it Chili .. ••.. . 31 17th of the month So o u v t e h r amp .. t. March 20 Twicedall Whitmore, officialslipped ; in this France •• .. Ait &N Twice daily.. . D Y came to the push, he out of .t f Dover .. March 20 one, at the Court of Banksuptcy. ,-,--... The Bill was then read a second • d Lime, an ordered toGreece* •• .. .. N 7thl7th27tho mo n ke- street, Man- assignee, Basinehall-street ; S em ple, ons THE NUMBER OF PERSONS EMPLOYED ON RAIL- be committed. wrong. It was the duty of the Secretary of the Tree- Hamburgh .. .. N 'Tuesday & Friday London .. Tues. Sat, ehester-square. wees.-Yesterdt Parliament,obtained b M ay a return o y r. The Dundee Police Bill was than read aSf d contime. sury to make a House and he might just remind the udon .. Mos.Thrt Holland .. .. -31 Wednes. & Satur. Lo th t m William Lockyer, baker, Old-street, St. Luis , .-e'S March Labouchere s I and Noble Lord of what 'Canning had said on the subject, Honduras .. . N 17th of the mouth Sou amp . arch 20 Hon .. M& N Twice daily.. .. Holyhead.. 1 wicedaily Treasury, Ireland .. • • 20, at vven, r 44 a April 24, a t one , a t the Court of ; tt.their description, on railways in the United King- Mr. LABOUCHERE gave notice that on Tuesday that it was the duty of the underlings of the Treesurto India (via Southamp.) M 20th of the month Southampt. March 21. Bankruptcy. Johnson, official assignee, Basinghall- "um 159,781 he total number on the 29th of June last was next he should move for leave to bring in a Bill to first to make a House, next to keep it, and Noble India (yiaMarseilles) N 7th& 24th ofmonth Dover • • March 23 , of which 114,013 the street; Hilleary, Fenchurchestreet. Wales, 2tesee • were employed in England and consolidate the law relatiug to steam navigation. cheer the Minister.-(Laughter.) He hoped Mediterranean (via .. Id 20th of the month Southampt. March 28 Je.sse Wilkinson, woollen cloth manufacturer, Lindley, , , length of lines in Scotland, and 18,494 in Ireland. The ENFRANCHISEMENT OF COPYHOLDS. Lord would have this advice stuck up in all the Govern- Mediterranean (via open in the ' • -. . Yorkshire, March 28 and May 2, at eleven, at the Leeds I June was 5,447 miles United Kingdom on the 29th of Lord DUNCAN gave notice (on , behalf of Mr. merit offices. Marseilles) .. .. N 7th& 24th ofmonth Dover • • March 23 District Court. XOting, official assignr,* Leeds; He sp, and ~ 2181 4 chains wre a i nd tole chains, of which 4,273 miles Aglionby) that he should on Wednesday next move for Lord J. RUSSELL said that it was generally the Mexico .. .. .. 3:1 2d of the month.. Southampt. April s Iludd-ersfield ; Bofid and Barwick, Leeds. • n England and Wale. 763 miles 104 chains inScotland, and " ', , les and as not Madeira •••• _ pl 9th of the month Southampt. March 12 leave to bring a Bill for the Enfranchisem ens f C G• 0 Copy- Government who suffered most when a House w a e thettteletia,27th Ireland. There are 1,304 miles4lo miles and 59 chains in . s a y Malta* • • •• -• t 7& 30th of month } Dover March 18 PRICE OF SUGAR. ! i the United Kingdom. , hold Il in the course of construction s ' made. With reference to last night, he could only y ould be made, and N pies* • • .. .. N sth 15th 25th ofmo Dover . • March 22 The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, come t -n course of c e length of line neither open ECCLESIAfe 'TICAL TITLES BILL-TI IE SCOTCH that he had.expected that a House w dlf that he a- * Papal States .. .. N sth 15th 25th of mo Dover puted from returns reede in the week ending March 11, I - itvir . . in the c onstructio The total length of • 1 n, 5,132 miles and 58 3 A BISHOPS. the Secretary of the Treasury had assure him Mar h Peninsular.. • • .. M 7th 17th 27th of me Southampt. April 22 1850, eicltsice of Custom s Duties paid or payable thereon I chain:, 70 chains. -The dim•-ine all'horised was 12,0 , 3 Sir G. GREY gave notice that he should., on go i ng l ea d taken every m ean s of making a Ho use * Peru .. .. .. .. 31 17th of the month southampt. March as on the importatien thereof into Great Britain:- i mile 3 and h g. ed in i 8 0, as corn in the length of rail- into Committee on this Bill, move to insert a clause to After a few words from Mr, BANARD. Tuscany* .• • . •. N sth 15th 25 th of mo Dover .• March 22 IRrom the British possessions in America 275. 6ed. per cwt way aut Alt, West Indies - .. 31 17th of the month Sou powers formerlygrant e d pared with 1849, arises the effect that the provisions of the Bill sht 'old not - Mr. IIAYTEIt (who was received with mingled thampt. March 20 From the Mauritius ... .., .„ 2 - s. 1 lid „ chiefly from pow for the construction - • ' f ex and laughter), "d that he himself had taken all West Indies (except Ch h 2d fth tend to the Protestant bishops o the or c of Scot- cheers an said , Havanna & Nassau) 31 o e month.. From theanst I4ies -• ... ... ' e ' e of lines having been repealedor having 265. 2ed. elapsed by atilt • king a House, but un- Sonthasipt. April 5 Average ptice ellhe thge foregoeng de- '' of time. There were 97 . ,081 labourers employed oraxtihe land; but that nothing in the Bill should be contained to the usual means of ma * The mails to those countries thus marked ( 5 ) er railways in the United liJagdoni.render it lawful for those bishops to assume titles which successfully. (Hear, hear.) He had expressed his prench pack ,, t _ vi , Burn am. -0 conveyed by MARCH 14, 1851. SHIP NEWS. NOTICES TO MARINERS. AdmirAlty, March 12. Sir,—With reference to the notice to mariners as to the alteration of the light at Port Patrick, I am com manded by my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to acquaint you, for the information of the committee at Lloyd's, that my:Lorde have been informed by the Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury, that the ar rangements for exhibiting the light from the outer light house on the south pier of Port Patrick harbour have not yet been carried out, and due notice will be given by ray Lords whenever such arrangements are completed. W. HAMILTON. Captain G. A. Halsted, RN., Secretary, Lloyd's. St. Helena, Jan. 18. Captain Beazley, of the ship Clifton, from Manilla, reports a shoal with 10 feet of water on it in Banca Straits. Bearings—From the first point in Banes, Straits, N.W. VV. From Sweepua Island, S.S.E. E. Also a shoal bearing from the Brother's Island, N. W. about four leagues. A hill on Sumatra, S.W. I- W. The above not laid down in any chart. (Signed by the Agent to Lloyd's.) EAST INDIA SHIPPING. Tho serew-steamer Bosphorus, from the Cape of Good Hope, has arrived at Plymouth in 38 days ; she was 40 days on the outward voyage. The Bank of England, from Bengal, has arrived in the Dawns; sailed on the llth of November. The Marquis of Bute, from Hong- Kong, has arrived in the Downs; sailei on the 11th of November. The Lascar, from Bengal, has arrived in the Dawns ; sailed on the 18th of November. The Con servative, from Port Beaufort, has arrived at Gravesend; sailed on the 14th of January. The Ganges, from the Mquritius, has arrived at Queenstown; sailed on the 25th of November. The Bangalore, from Whampos, has ar rived in the Downs; sailed on the Bth of November. The Arab. from Algoa Bay, has arrived at Liverpool; sailed from St. Helena on the 13th of January. GRAVESEND, Merton 13.—Wind W., fresh, cloudy. Arrived—Leon and Lionne, Gravelines ; Antwerpen, Antwerp ; Hiram, Leghorn ' • W. and M. Brown, De merara • ' Ocean and Earl of Auckland, Rotterdam ; Queen, Antwerp ; George Van Ewyck, Amsterdam ; Lord J. Russell, Harlingen ; Fame, Calais ; City of Rotterdam, Dunkirk. Sailed—William Jacobus, Amsterdam ; Glenlyon, Quebec ; Lively, Rochfort ; Ann Eliza, St. Domingo ; City of London, Dunkirk ; Columbine, Antwerp ; Menai, Calais ; Emerald, Boulogne ; Cecrops, Cape Verde ; Athenian, Cork ; Geschwester, Hamburgh. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. . . . Agnes, from Liverpool for Barbadoes, on the 6th inst., in lat. 49 N., long. 11 W. Cleopatra, of Loudon, for Bombay, on the 28th ult., in lat. 46 N., long. 12 W. Chieftain, of Belfast, on the 27th of February, in lat. 45 N., long. 23 W. American ship Jenny Lind, from Palermo for New Orleans, in lat. 23 N., long. 42 W. Caroline, from Marseilles for New Orleans, out seven days, off Cape Trafalgar. Sumatra, from Batavia for Amsterdam, on the 23d of December, in lat. 26 S., long. 58 E. Inglewood ship, from Singapore for London, on the sth of March, in lat. 46 N., long. 23 W. A Bremen barque, showing a white flag, No. 60, on the 25th of January, in lat. 3 N., long. 21 W. Fairy Queen, from New Zealand, with troops, on the 27th of December, in lat. 47 S., long. 50. Mount Washington, from New Orleans for Havre, on the 2d of February, off Cape Florida. Cornelia, from New Orleans for Havre, on the 4th of February, in lat. 30, long. 80. Arcadia, from New Orleans for Havre, on the 6th of February, off Mantanilla Reef. Indiaman, from Liverpool for Calcutta, on the 12th of January, in let. 21, long. 33. Arab, from Algoa Bay for Liverpool, on the 18th of January, in lat. 9 S., long. 12 W. Emily, of Hull, steering S.W., on the 10th of December, in lat. 17 S.,"long. 73 E. Hopewell, of and from Liverpool, on the 12th of Janu ary, in lat. 23 S., long. 32. Lismoyne barque, outward-bound, on the 17th of Janu ary, in lat. 14 S., long. 33 W. Harlequin, of Hull, outward-bound, on the 10th of March, in lat. 49, long. 6. Anna Watson, from Liverpool for the coast of Africa, on the 7th f March, in let. 48 N., long. 12 W. Carlo Moran, of Providence, from China for London, on the 21,t of February, in lat. 22 N., long. 40 W. James Armstrong, from Manila for London, oa the 13th of November. Virginia, standing to the westward. with passengers, on the 3d of March, in lat. 51, long. 13. rissa, from Penang for London, on the Bth of January, in lat. 30 S., long. 12 E. Brakenmore, from Shields for Iquique, on the 26th of January, in let. 2 N., long. 19 W. Reindeer, from Liverpool for China, on the 28th of Ja nary, in lat. 3 N., long. 20 W. Plier stead, from the Mauritius for Algoa Bay, on the Slit of December, in lat. 31 S., long. 36 E. Stirlingshire, from Bombay for Liverpool, on the sth of January, in let. 35, long. 25. Admiral van Hemskirk, on the 28th of December, in let. 30 S., long. 40 E. Actaeon, of Liverpool, from New Orleans, on the 26th of February, in lat. 43, long. 24. RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. BRISTOL, MARCH 13. STOCK EXCHANGE.—The transactions to-day were as fol low : - Caledonian, 16% Great Western, 92 South Devon, Preference, 14 1 / 2 —Vale of Neath, 3 5-16 dis.—York and North Midland, 28% ex div. LIVERPOOL, MARCH 13. STOCK Emu/I.:fr.—The shares principally in demand to-day were the Midland Stock and Halves, the Leeds Stock and Fifths, Dovere, Caledonians, Birkenhead, York and North Midland and the Thirsk. There was also a good demand for Dutch Rhenish. The transactions were as follow : Aberdeen, 17 1 / 2 —Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late C. and B.), 21 1 / 2 —Ditto, 221. Shares, 3 3 12 dis.—Bolton, Cli theroe, and West Yorkshire (No. 1), 6%—Caledonian, 16 3 4 —Ditto, Preference, 7 1 / 2 —Chester and Holyhead, 24—East Lancashire, 18 1 / 2 —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 64 1 / 2 —Ditto, Fifths, 6 1 / 2 dis.—Ditto, 201. F, 1 1 / i dis.—Leeds and Thirsk, 20 1 ,4 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, % p.—London and North- Western, 133—Ditto, New Quarters, 6% p.— Ditto, Fifths, 6 1 / 2 p.—Ditto, Quarters (C), p.—Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 37 1 4 c.—Ditto, Prefer ence, 12 1-16— ,itto, 61. New Preference, 9-16 p. —Midland, 66 1 /. 2 c.—Ditto, Halves, 12 1 / 8 dis.—St. Helen's (Railway and Canal), Preference, guaranteed 5 per cent., 134 c.—Scottish Central, 18 1 / 2 —Shrewsbury and B:i mingham (B), 6%- South-Eastern and Dover, 28 3 4—York, Newcastle, and Ber wick, 23—Ditto, unpaid-up, 1 dia.—York and North Mid land, 29 1 / 2 —Waterford and Limerick, 17 1 / 2 - Dutch Rhenish dis. MANCHESTER, MARCH 13. STOCK EXCHANGZ.—A good business has been done to-day at firm prices. The transactions were as follow Ambergate, 2: 3 / 4 dis.—Clieshire Junction, 7% dis.—Eastern Counties, 8% —East Lancashire, 18 1 ,4 - Ditto, Preference, Quarters, 7 5-16 —Kendal and Windermere, 11 1 ,E—East Lancashire, Quarters 4 7-16—Leeds Stock, 61%—West Riding Union, 5 1 / i, die.— North Staffordshire, 5% n. dis.—South.Eastern and Dover, 2a%—Sheffield Stock, 37:—Ditto (No. 1), 15—Lancashire and Carlisle, Thirds, 11 3 / 4 p.—London and North-Western, 132 3 / n.—Ditto, New Quarters, 6% p.--Ditto (C), Quarters, 3 1-1 s n. p.—Sheffield, New Preference, 9-16 p.—Caledo nian, 16%—Great Northern, 19 1 A—Leeds, 201. F, 1% di!. — Fleetwood, 7/. 2s. 7d dis. —Matlock, 3 die.—North British, 10 1 / 2 —Sheffield, Preference, 12—York and North Midland, 30%—Leeds Fifths, 6 1 4 BIRMINGHAM, Mrucit 13. STOCK EXCHANOM.-1 he transactions reported to-day were as follow : Chester an I Holyhead, 24—Ditto, Preference, 17% Shrewsbury and Bi rm i ng h am (A), 3 1 7 : 2 dis.—Ditto (B), dis.—South Staffordshire, 3 dis. YORK, MARCH 12. STOOK EXCHANOR. —The transactions to-day were as follow :—Malton and Driffield Junction, 5 North- ‘N est ern, 6 - 7 8 —East Lancashire, 17:3/4. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. LONDON AND NORTII-WESTERN It.imwAY.—Return • Traffic for the week ending March 9 : Passengers, parcels, &c. X 20,777 10 6 Merchandise ... 17,930 7 1 Cattle ... ••• 696 14 8 Total ... £39,404 1.2 3 Corresponding week last year 40,562 6 9 Note.—The returns as published , are exclusive of th e traffic of the Huddersfield Canal and Shropshire Uni on , N ort h Union, Preston and Wyre, South Junction, Manch es t er an d Buxton, and Buckinghamshire Railways, and of the propor tion of traffic deducted under agreement with the North Staffordshire Company. LANCASHIRE AND 'YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. (2GO miles open.)—Traflie for week ending Mar. 9 ....014,328 12 1 Corresponding week in last year, (219 miles open) ••• ....£11,923 G 9 THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.—(MiIes in work, 236, _Return of Traffic for the Week ending March 2, 1851: passengers, parcels, carriages, horses, dogs, and mails ... £3,861 12 3 Merchandise and minerals ... 3,713 8 3 Cattle ... 188 7 8 Total .. ... . £7,7 63 8 2 Corresponding week, March 3, 1850 (143 miles) : Passengers, parcels, &c. ... £1,176 15 3 Cattle ... .. ... „.. 1,588 1 4 2,764 16 7 • No BTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY. —( Mi les open, 112. ) Return of traffic for the week ending March 2 : Railway and canal .- £4,585 0 0 Corresponding week last year ... 4,356 0 0 Note. The above is exclusive of the receipts available under the agreement with the London and North-Westera Railway Company. Total ... - - CHESTER AND Ho LYIIEAD RAILWAY....Traffie for the week ending March 9:— Passengers MAIN LIIX. ... £839 18 5 Parcels, H. C. and D. ... ... 77 4 1 Goods, cattle, &c. ••• ... 374 5 0 Mails ... 575 0 0 Total .. ..• ... £1,866 7 6 MOLD. Passengers ••• ••• £3l 15 2 Parcels, 11. C. and D. ... 1 12 4 Goods, cattle, &c. ... 86 4 1 Total ... ... ... £ll9 11 7 STEAM-BOATS. Passengers ... ... ... £lO6 16 8 P ar cels, 11. C. and D. ... ... 19 0 2 Total £125 16 10 SHROPSHIRE UNION RAILWAY.—(Open 29 miles.)—Traffie for the week ending March 9 : Passengers, parcel 3, &c. Goods and live stock £293 9 11i ... 157 3 2 Total ... .. £455 13 /it Corresponding week last year ... 407 0 6k tO -- GREAT WESTER 74 RAILWAY.—Return of traffic 12 5 for week endinLc March 9 .•• £14,0 46 5 3 Corresponding week last y ear... 13,390 ilx•roN,Tr.ocfc, AD 1111DLMIPS JVIC" VON RA l AIANCIIESTER LWAY , . B -1 - tetturn H of traffic for the week ending March 9 : Passengers, &c• .•• ••• Merchandise £43 14 b 59 19 3 ••• Total , .„ .„ £lO3 15 8 Corresponding week last year ... 9 8 111 CALEDONIAN RAILWAY. ---(160 miles opened.) - Return 0 , ;raffle for the week ending March 2:— Passengers, &c. ..„ £2,025 19 1i 4,17 5 0 Goods, &c. ,„. ... .• ..„ £6.200 19 If Total* Corresponding week last ear 6,165 7 10 e of g • Including Wishaw and Coyltness, now charge factor. FRENCH RAILWAY TRAFFIC ce T ip h ts e o fo f llr e in p g rin a c r i e p t a h l eFrleanstchreSt suirinwsayosf : Lb e gross r e. NORTHERIL—From Feb. 26 to March 4: raliiel 3 g erl' 182,7631.; goods, 241,620 f.; total, 424,383 f. ROUEN.—From Feb. 23 to M arch 1 : 11369e13ger6 62,966 F.; goods, 86,8 99 f.; tota l, 149,865 f. P a smeng HAvuz.—From Feb. 23 to Mar ch 1 : eri , 22,0921.; goods. 35,729 f. ; total 57,821 f. P ass e ng ers 88 5 ORLEANS.—From Feb. 24 to March 2 : rassv A 67,063 f. ; goods, 11 8 , 8201 .; total, 1115, L P ar . o e .. Of BORDEAUX.-From Feb. 24 to March 2: a - 29,071 f.; goods, 46,2531.; total, 75,324 f. An terh VmazoN —From Feb. 24 to March 2 : 29,951 f.; goods, 43,004 f; total, 72,955 f. passenger''. BOULOGNE.—From Feb. 24 to March 2 13,2461.; goods, 17,8651.; total, 31,111 f. r,,,ogs--" ma getif DIEPPE.—From Feb. 2 3 to M arch 1 3,374 f.; goods, 9,2691.; total, 12,633 f. STRASBURG.—From Feb. 26 to March 4: passenger~ 69,2681.; goods, 59,662 F.; total, 128,930 f. „, BALE.—From Feb. 17 to Feb. 23 : 18.5621.; goods, 16,746 f.; t0ta1,35,3081. gets, MoNTEREAu.—From Feb. 19 to Feb. 25: POO 8,7381.; goods, 15,1521.; total, 23.890 f. P g a ye' MARSEILLES.—From Feb. 19 to Feb. 25: 31,9481.; goods, 24,003 f.; total, 55,924 f. K „ 9 ' l3'" ag LYONS. —FromFeb. 16 to Fe b. 22 : 94,293 f.; goods, 32,8621.; total, 127, 155£• CHARTRES.—From Fe. 17 to Feb. 23; Kw" 22,600 E; goods, 12,711 f.; total, 35,311 f. THE COUNTRY IVIAg rot, BIRNINGHAII, MAncse 13.—At Gloucester 1/:_sne, ef the i f oi ndilsis the Bth inst., English wheat firmly maintained that day se'nnight, the supply being short, but , As P° o . l e ester , , th . sl ,, further declined 6d to Is per quarter. At '' n e ese l 'r same day, lower prices were not subuaitted to for I;:te ' d ri ga o r' e t ee l. tion. Barley the turn dearer. Oats taken in •ss i to j • s s s ties, at former prices. Beans in improved nee' , fo ling 1 ; quite neglected. This week we have an the trade, and some quantity of wheat has change° adesnee; rather over former rates. - Barley held for Ito ne , eo ,s, W I We have more inquiry far oats. No alteration in ° tet e was suariset ,oine at so still nothing doing in peas. At this day's a limited supply of wheat, and a good business Iraq fo : 00 improvement of tid to Is per quarter. Barley he' oats o n advance, but buyers would not generally consp l l' oe tions 1 " No tots altered. We had less demand for beans. 011 ported in peas. s. + asy 01 ' i: LouGwßoßoisGEr, Menem 13. Our mar k e t .0- lot fr ee • attended, and wheat made Is more money tha t ! si , dove% goo d businb al . s ue Barley was also 11 dearer. There ',sae a improves.' boo, s DERBY SMITHFIELD MARKET, 111.e.acst lis o f the S, W ; to-day of fat stock was again large, and the qualitsk e ers, F u _. male generally good, with a large at or f o , g ee p us; the stocks were not disposed of. The suPP I Y ° ts ininrs la' s about the average, and readily sold, fully low° i„ of fa t about to and store calves was good. Beef, 4i l d to sd, ,,s ye o re. week's prices. I'at pigs were plentiful : and t.heinsaitltPtPorsi, or.. 6S-cl ; veal, 5d to sid per lb ; pigs, 7s to 75 6 d per per I °' Rough fat, 3s 6tl per stone of 141bs. Hides, Ild t ° orbit 51. calf skins 2d to 4d per lb. Od w ili 70' BOSTON, MARCH 12.—Wheat, red 235 to 381 lis to 1 0 to 40s, extra 42sto 00s ; barley 18s to 21s ; 01t$ . beans 21s to 2ss ; peas 221 to 26s per quarter. 4,0e t0 4944 Lir lex, Masten 11.—Wheat 28s to 345, fine 3 65 eir barley 17s to 20s, fine 22s to 25s per qr. ,lat tO ' n ' NEWARK, MARCY 12.—Wheat, old white se- , m oo 46s to 48s, old red 42s to 445, new 35s to 40s ; har„ l T feed 1 ,',1 22s to 255, grinding 19e to 20s; oats, seed 22s to d r ' es 385 v to 20s ; beans, new 27s to 285, old 30s to 325; " __W e had a to 4:is ; malt, 56s to 60s per qr. EDINBURGH GRAIN MARKET, MARCH 1 2 ' t and besill; quick market for oats, but rather dull for wh es Barley sold well, and considerably up rest IssP 'e parcels sold for seed. The top of wheat 3 0 d i s up, a m average the same as last week. Barley on the top P O4 oe t on the average 2s sd. Oats on the top ls or , the / vela i n price-lifo, aos t th e average 11d. Beans on the top Is down, and s ,V i ss , o ath $ Is. Unsold-134 qrs wheat, 84 qrs barley, Itoo 4 . 68 qrs beans. lb 45 1 Top,,of Oats... ::: ... ~.., 6 45 4; :.1, ,.. O o d d , ~ Barley ... ..• 561 1 b. se , Od ••• ••• seilb. 3 11 am. o Beans EDINBURGH CATTLE MARKET, MAECi. ‘, 'lOO p r ''' ••• ''' ~, 12 ...l Then tie° of cattle was 657, or 96 less than last ice e ''' A 10 ° l am '- of the best cattle, 7s Od; current, 60 to 61 2. ; ; e l and inferior, from 4s 6d to 5s 6d per Dutch stone. wo ol ance was not effected. The number of sheep till! to bf ot l was 2,220, or 14 less than last week. Top priced tefe ri mutton, 6d per lb ; current, 51c1 to 041; ew e° lII' d tb g sorts, 4d to 5d per lb. i s las A GLASGOW, MARCIE 12.—Coastwise and frail , broad o f supplies have continued on a moderate scale. Fr ° - este e received, chiefly from the Black Sea, about 7,085 tl e o s lese • wheat ; from France, about 1,029 sacks, and frOIO IC ,„T a Of t . , r b about 4,973 barrels, of lour ; from Malta about 't' s ,' co $ ;; of beans and 276 quarters of Indian com via G r i l .7 e 135 .; about 333 quarters of wheat and 240 quarters of bar's',:e 11 0 ' - , i i ' ness during the week has been lifeless, and prices / 1 ,1; e ttee",; nally unaltered. At this day's market there was soar 'a f ere '-,. ance of town and country buyers. Wheat and 11 0 0 ' moderate demand, at about last week's curseneljasee • articles moved in retail, without quotable change ill CORK, 31..slcit 12. Currey `too' Barrels. 12 White wheat l7s Od to 18, Od 001 Od-- 1b do 5 Red wheat. 18s Od to 00s Od 0 0 1 1 1 4 --- 1 6 "" 0 Barley oos Od to COs ed " 0 4 ----... so 0 Bere 34 Oats - -- l et O f " 11 Pigs 10 barrels white 32s Od to 33s 9d vu l - s al; ntitwy wheat; ; at o t r h e e d H ; ioghbarestiePy Prices : er be ; " - re; Or 7 pigs. t vree t4l.°. Quantity of Grain and Number of Pigs sold 1 11 , - , 406 , Wheat, 125. Barley, 285. Oats, 2,64. fig?, 8:-•• • Return of Cattle sol d for the week en dint o l‘___ l i r co, pd; Pigs, 822. Sheep, 250. w t; 131 oos CORK,—Flour—First lls 6d to 125 Od ;,,e x- b i r ds, s6at v per cwt. Oatmeal lOs to 10s 6d; seconds, lOs 6d to lls 6d; households 9 3 to 10s II; se ocl; or b ' s ssr meal, 9s to lOs Od per cwt. Indian corn 71 01 v " as' s lieri ets ton. Bran 92s 6d t to 95a per ton. Hay— Faun 28s w,„:l,arleos; 365; dealers 435 to 4 , is Od; average 4 taper ton. Strap bi d ro d ed ; Indian raesl7. 6 0 ,,,,t ° tt , 7;1 1 ge 20s Od to 29s Od; average 2tis ; dealers osos s f bid ''"d to average 00s Od per ton. Bread—Wheaten latter, 1 0 le household loaf 41d to 5d per 41b. Fresh d 8 4, CIO, 12d per lb. Eggs-3s 10d to 4s Od per hun r vest h C ot „ Newport 16s Od; Lydney 17s ; Landore 14s ; 3 ; p er ! l e o 435. 6d per ton. Tallow 37, Od to _ s tion. 4 4 0 Whisky, 25 o. p., 5s 9d per insserisl is - 0 ,1 r its —Beef qd to 6id ; mutton 5d to 7d ; . „, 3 6d ,P s s , l ser 5d ; pork 4d to Od ; bacon 7cl to 8d ; 1!,,5-"egf to 3 ` css ocli ton. Bark—Barbary 71 Os to 8/ Os; Hops 6110 s to 010 s per cwt. Bangor slates • 5 1 1 1 to 04 s • , - , 0 0 , Vsvaloo°lnlia4site2lls,stoPet:', rpejef 6/ Os ; Spanish 0/per ton. Flece Hemp 32/ to 341 per ton. Fish— S cotch herringi,'ol to Ile v; 1 1 0 0 ditto, 24s to 00s per barrel ; Nevtfotuidland, ' 3l 100;4 0 e ton. Timber—Memel, 80s per ton; red Pi'f f ' 100. j ' i s eltie s ditto, 2/ 15s per ton ; deals, 12s to 151 1 3 ` . '„,,t ; elj in iooff Market 22, to 325; salted 23s to 32s ,P er - 0d; 911 '' - 0 a to 1 81 to 3!d to aid per lb. Potatoes, white 7 ° 10d to 13d. Guano— Peruvian s' 11/ 105; Ichab°°' Amputation [ADVERT.IfStEhateETNoTe.s] per ton. Tar—Archangel, 19 per barre l ' i l id, e...._____ c o re- o p flollow a Y. , , s hen; o o and Pills.—Mr. Oliver Smith Jenkins 0 ' bad s oiler, periutending the erection of a railway 'bridge, appreue-olte. that t rcdy bruised by the falling of a heavy st° ne ,', he C O ':. o ill' serious consequences would result from I rgh, who —reAventrauibsyed -}e'os:stlkir.se,°ltil:::4: some of the most eminent surg eons in Edie bu t ost he $ efia f( a )rmed him that to effect a eur e two of his ° j es t° 1411‘ 1 6‘ 1 0' i rP tared ; refusing to submit to this, he returne d pills, s e e l ed Ili, etiou menced using Holloway's Ointment an u sti j o inee _ s ov iol,' _ I s as it may aear these invaluable ns. _ sse h is . , s y 0 foot, and in three weeks he was enabled ores Ts gello" meat.—Sold byall Druggists, dat Profes o' an whi ch Establishment, 244, Strand, Lendon• in n atur e. ,rfee It is with us , as with other things riot end d r fre sh by motion are preserved in their native ptl_ et , 5 e ....4 7i5a tion ; if the water runneth, it holdeth clear, s" Odle' but stagnation turneth it into A noisome P 01 4 ' TVI' l Cook's Journal. , r IssTl . 0 , to ols TALLOW CHANDLERS' B E rrEyoLg o 0 char' . ii ,t, t , wel' , Last night the usual annual dinne ref soo tily es idoe, p'ace at the London Tavern, and wog, 75.., Wbo s P ts r ss h:cl l tended. It was stated by Mr. Mitchell, f t he benel' sop t that there were at present 44 recipier° funds° for th eir n es/ the institution confers, and that tbe Thied the co io i o or had fallen short by about IWe He int . ° Ive s for a di t e ct 0° that 11 new candidates had offered them rally or 0 ' leo c f and he invited them to contribute libedeoyess t nett at i es praiseworthy as the maintenance of th e to by c °11"1, 0 0 °. the trade. Ills appeal was responde. A 5001. y/111 o, an. ea,' • 0 amounting altogether to between 4uses. ere the e A ., i° 1 rangements connected with the dinner under hueitavocl excellent, the musical department beloss teibsiti ll g - of Mr. Turner, and Miss Thatiton O n o tsr. atlent gratuitously. Mr. Toole was tondos METRO. ; 0 0a° On the 10th inst., in fftoits • Gol lef°' Howland Beaumont Bart., of an heir. Mayor On the Bth inst., a t Chltenham, the lady 00• --- • , the leo; . Tickell, C. 8., Bengal Engineers. su O rg n eo t n he j B o th n cistiTrre. , ° f S • or A D AUGOTICI‘ . h th e at Glebe-c ot t ag Wooly/ 10 0 e t rA ISC st. jur O s u ß t r h i e dg lO es th T l inst., in t e jna.sytEllo.r.BuGrnths, RS.Nab.tlag-Yar --------- MABILLO. Lofts' Alge k ' On the 3d inst., at St. Mary's, Cheltenhani, 0f Lo ps 0 , T Est o saci t n t .c e , nham, non A. Tottenham, Eof Glenade only ato O. Esq., and nephew" of the ' emMpa.rifaonr,Bsreiegohntdond.aughter of the late INevit°ll aii jobo u pee Earl of Ern, ilia On the 11th inst., at Tissington, Derbyshirthei Alley to N. Alleyne, Esq., eldst sou of Sir Reynold Ab , 110 0,_, t Bart., of Earbadoes, and late Warden ofDiwich.Wsilerbi' Augusta Isabella, fifth daughter of Sir Henri ' Bart., of Tissington-hall. DIED. • j • S O OC V On the ; Oth inst., at Cheltenham, Frederic •,, vs youngest brother of the late Major-Geeral P' " 4 Ross, G.C.M.G. ,_ .Adeptor° On the 10th inst., John Baggett, Esq., of Tonal"' 4 Burton-crescent, aged 82. 1 4 Mir On the 10th inst., at Lord Henry Cholmondeleys Belgrave• street, Mrs. Caroline C. Townsend, age d 8 ;ged Bru On the I 1 th inst., at Higliburrhill, London, Joseph Wilson, Esq., of Stowlangtoft-hall, Suffolk. e, A ged On the 11th inst., in Francis-street, Bedford-oer 90, Edward Corfield, Esq. ge l( Oa the 12th inst., at Bruce-grove, Tottenbare> Dickeson, Esq., aged 90. London: Printed and Published by MURDO lr°,l ' j, 14 I i t 'i No. 112 , Strand , Pr inter, at Tha Sun Officip 's -ty Strand, in the Precinct of th e Savoy, in the 0,119 Middlesex, Friday, March 14, 1851. C 'the of d‘on ( n be Fact CC (.4 41 ;' ) it r e4 3, k 4 °. It °tic f oi Kt 44 c i~ ~4