The Sun. — London, England, 1851-06-23 00:00:00

....... _ __. THE SUN ) LONDON, MONDAY' EV getned by t h e Hon. and Learned Genii , man's preamble. day, arid is now almost universally subeitut fir opiate The LORD CHANCELLOR s aid the Bill on ly gave an d b e th oug ht , th e r e fo re , that no advantage would be hydrochloric ether, is becoming mere general here every .4'l:turf° rbition the pow, ref summoning the e quity judges. by it, neither ou ther cal . h • the w ld it at all confirm or alter the fee from these employed on your side of Channel, at Lord LYNDHURST repudiated the idea of the House No addition would be made to the Protestant se curitiea or 0 mi g lotions. The quantities, hewever, (H -of Ceromons givirig their Lerdships power. SUN 0 .I. PIC E, Seven o' Clock. whichabaolu'elY for the worse. The preamble of now before me, in which two minims of chloroform to The Marquis of LANsDOWNE . consid e r e d , it was a l aw . Th e re was one change in the preambl e least it I may judge from an English prescription, .se Bill declared that certain of her Ma. an ounce of water are ordered. This homoeopathic dose TATTERSALL'S—THIS EVENING. wise course in the other House to introdueec.a b u a s d es tb t e o make a Bill intelligible. Those clauses ne ither because j es ty' s subjects had taken upon themselves these illrgal could produce little or no e ff ect upon any severe pain. intention nor had they violated the pr i vi leges, Stx o'cLocit. their man began by asserting that the Pope had erected ter- agent, and it is not impossible, seeing the progress of their Lord s hips could not say what would be the effect titles, but the preamble propo se d b y the Hon. Gentle. The "Dutch liquor" is preferable to chloroform as a local the was Government NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. of those clauses until the Bill should be be fore lain aces and so on. Now, if we had to quarrel with modern chemistry, that some other substance of supe- 3 to 1 agst Uriel Lordships. Pope, a foreign potentate, it must be done r i ot qualities may be brought to light. Thus M. Ed -6 to 1 agst Neashara t b h y e diplomatic means, and not in the preamble. ward Robin, one of our most industrious chemists, has 6 to 1 agst Testator No L b o le rd m S a T iq A u N is L w E a Y s en co ti n r s e i l d y er o e u d t o t f ba p t la t c h e e . speech of the of an Act of Parliament which dealt only with H er discovered that hydrobromic ether possesses at witbetic (LEFT SPEARING.) Msjesty's subjects. It seemed to him that there was not properties of a valuable kind. It has no acrid or 6 to 1 agst England's Glory one alteration proposed by the Hon, Gentleman which caustic savour ; its odour is not disagreeable ; it JULY STALES. HOUSE OF COMMONS. , were improvements to the Bill. He could not conceive render animals rapidly imensible. without apparently pro -13 4 east Brother to ElthirOn what good could arise frem the addition of half a-dozen ducing any unpleasant effects. Those of chloroform, as is GooDWooD STARES. ' Bills were words to a preamble which was already precis e and well known, are sometimes dangerous, and often of a 13 to 1 agst Harpsichord The SPEARE P R R to l o v k A tb T e E C B ha u ir s a l t N l E '. sag. o • cloc k . The Lords' amendments to the following clear. curious kind. We had an example, not long ago, at one 16 to 1 agst Cariboo considered and agreed to: — Mr. BANKS considered that the lion. Member for of our hospitals here. The subject was a poor Mayo had given a good reason for the adoption of priest, doomed to amputation of te leg for gangrene. Dundee and Arbroath Railway. 18 t 3 1 seat Montague these words, for he stated it was his opinion that He was chlorified, and reduced to g a state of strange in -18 to 1 agst Humphrey Liverpool Docks Monklaud Railways. read a third time and passed: the spiritual jurisdiction of the Pope in this country was toxication, during which the language of the holy men 20 to 1 opt Unity The tollowing Bills were a right which might be questioned, It w as requi s it e , as was anything but edifying. His expressions, in fact, G•iODWOoD CCP. Brighton Extramural Cemetery. (Alteration of Management, &c.) r i c al f p o t b et s e i b a l s a s i t s o . 9 to 1 east Young Altisadora that they should clearly understand the princi ple Caledorlian Railway (Motherwell Branch Extension and well for the safety of Protestants as Roman Catholipcise, completebecamestoh,,imcpmeroartailu,uhatid t ir e s la a u lin g h os te t DERBY. Lestimahagow Branches). on which the House legislated. Should any of the rants.—Medical Times. London (City) Sewers. amendments which were now on the paper be agreed to, ---......„-....-_______ 16 to 1 agst Elcot 33 to 1 agst Lapidist METROPO .LI CAN A W TER BILL. it would then become necessary that a more stringent (XII lolls CASE. that to-morrow be should and more satisfactory preamble should be passed than the • 33 to 1 agst Maidston® Mr. MO w.k . r I' gave notice Snrewsbury and Birming h am Rlilway. A curious case was a few days ago submitted to the . 33 to 1 agst Chief Baron Nicholson move, in ' the case of the Metropolitan Water Supply Bill, preamble as it slow stood. . Court of Assizse of the department of Morbihan. Three named Tier B • . men , ,e, .net, ,an d Ruello were tried for hitt. . that the standing orders be . dispensed with, and in the Lord J. RUSSELL said the question for the Commit tee to decide was whether the present preamble was Suit- DREA DFUL FIRE.— (THIS DAY.) event Bill be read a second time, able to the classes that had already been agreed to. Fur of the House agreeing to that motion, he should •ng attempted to sell what is called a " Secret of the S I tate" to the English Government. It appeared from , PETITIONS. his part he thought it was, and he could see no reason for This afternoon, between three and four o'clock, a the indictment that in the port of Lerient there is an Several petit ions were presented against the E cc l e- importing words into it that might her eafter . lead to fire broke out on those extensive premises, the Bridge move that the esteblishotent for the manufacture of a peculiar descrip. siasticst Titles , Bill, considerable di ffi culty. Unless the Committee proposed tion of carmine balls for tee navy of a very danger nature, called &Wets asphyxians. Ire r© was employ A dangerous : "louse Hotel, London. bridge. Sir ROBER r HARRY INGLIS presented a petition to alter the Act of 1829, which ho confessed he tor In a few minutes the road became impassable, from Edinburgh. signed by the Lord Provost, by the one was not prepared to do, no object would in the making of these bans, and Buiet was also em- s but luckily a large body of police arrived, as also d o fs hioders(or of the General Assembly of the Established be obtained by the introduction of these words, and as ployed in the port, In November and December last 1 ten of the London Brigade engines and West ot England Church, by the Moder °or of the General Assembly ot he thought the present preamble was amply su ffi cient to the) got leave of absence, and went, with Ruello, who " i• • the Free . Church, by 272 millirem, and by 4 877 other meet the purposes of the Bill, he should certainly vote a, baker, to Loadon. Rurllo supplied the tunds. It was E ' : fir land service ; the water, however, was at first but persona in E titans; hat d its vicinity again t the ad- against the amendment, immediately rumoured, from some observations they . ithertly supplied, and thus the flames made most of u e l parliament, . . _ _. Mr. NAPIER supported the amendment. had one to England to sell the 4 . it progress. In less than halt-an-hour the whole iniS t i r ° . n u o u f N J ,c eW a s N intf g 4 '- ' - ' presented a petition from Glasgow (LEFT SPEAKING.) a stet of making these halls to the English Government, 1 1 lower part of the premises with its valuable contents against the Publitaheuses (Sees liana) Bill. _______________ and it was aseeetained that Binet and Ruello had had tee l had made, that t h ey NA TIONAL ARBI TRA. LION. MISS CUSH.MAIN's HAMLET. quent commumcstions with the Englsh Consul at Lorient , fe whatever of being were one burning mass, and app trendy at this time th e warehouses adjoining stood nu chance Ur. FARRER prey cited a petitiou from Stocktoe- Miss Cushman has recently achieved a splendid )peas two man had isle, caused an application to b, " :,s 00. Te's in faveur of natio! al erbitatration. triumph at Cineinnatti by her admirable delineafion or marle to a nurses named Le Babinec for an advance or .., saved. ave the property, 4,0001, and promised to pay him 25,000'. for it. They . ,e. tire-engine Mr, -GULLY Mr. Braidwood endeavoured to s . IMPORTA FION OF FOREIGN FLOUR. the character of Hamlet. The Cincinnatii Enquirer of presented a petition boils the millers en said that they were geing to Eresland to sell a la' the 28 h May has the following critique on her per and gave instant directions Si) man the ft taring secret for making balls which would bring them several '") 4, from Southwark-bridge to the fullest extent; this tin. of Tipperary, compleining of the importation of foreign had formance:— millions. Pi re was also heard to make a stmitar stale- 4. Sever a l petitions were presented in favour of and The arduous part of Hamlet was presented on Moe- w- nt to Bltiees wile. On arriving in Londsn they, ac. sa.. deubtedly would have been of great service not the d'un. tide been so far or. t. agitiust the Eeelesiestecal tatles But. day ''v , ring at the National The are, to a discriminating e mpanied by an interpreter, weut, to the Bout of Ads , -. gf . saving the hotel, and th e N e hoer" now ressiaine . n SE W . ER AGE IN S l'. JA MES'S. • and delighted audieece Never has it fal en to the lot tniralty. Their propesition was fay.urably received, and " fl ames spread without i . nterruotion towards the ware - Sir DE LACY haa,s tga put a s i ,,, tion t o Viscount of the writ , rto la cord a triumph eo compl e t e an d en ti re t h e y were sentdown to Portsmouth !het experiments :eight Pro to Mr. Alderman Humphrey Ebro gem, wr y the sewera g e „set r sre ks .. in . St Jatn.'r , , as that achieved in the personation of the philosophical be made '...ith their seciet. The exp•ricissnts tested 15 , o, al,h-ugh it must amount to houses adjoining belonging West einster, promised to be excuted last year, have psaa. Hamlet has loess been regarded a* one of the is •s and melt place on board the Excellent, Captain 4 ' o , and others. The damage, win not be sa serious as at first imagined. not been, up to the present time, ex e cuted or e 'W l33 ,"Ce(i. most chaste and fi nished creations of the immortal bard, (,6 ids. The Cap•ain'a report to the Admiralty was not ai m some thousands, fi ve o'clock the engines and firemen were and whetter th e sum ot about 120 0004 proptned to n''' and while there has been a diversity ot opinion in th. sufficiently favourable to induce if to purc'ia,e the aecret • 1, At half-past work, with some sl ght prospect of ultimate levied by a rate of sixpence iu the p‘.11 , .d, on the criticism of the character, there has been n •.ne as to the nevertheless, as indemity of 1,200 f. (48/ was ewardeni u m, busily at northern side of the Thames, is intended to cover entire tenor of the play. All of the aspirants Si) histrionic to the men. They had deulai dad 4 ouOt• They then -.sr: a but as to the nature of the sto c k destroy e d, extsen g lieeitities or to execute new w orks; and. if fame have attempted the portray al of this difficult part ; attempted to sell the secret to the Ambassador of Russia - success; or cause of fire, nothing authentic quid be partly for the former purpose, how much of that few have succeeded in embeds iog even in a faint and to the American Consul, but bosh declined to accept insurances, sum is proposed to be bo appropriated; and whether it is degree our conception of the character. Some have re. it. The three T ien obtained on the spot. The fire will not, it is expected, be entirely extin- !wended, as bus been reported that the parties reaidieg presented him as a firm, determined, and uncompro. When their money was exhausted they fell into misery. Ye passed some time at London, end in the streets or localities in S c. S James ' s, hitherto lett miring avenger; others, as a weak, vacillating, uncertair, I n August last Pile. ° retun e d to France and enlisteo guished for two or three hours. without any sewerage, shall be subject to a special rate enthusiast, full of great resolves, but weak in execution, into a regitnentat, St Omer, but he was recognised end ................................ in addition to the rate of sixpence in the pound now in It was reserve d for Miss Cushman to present our ideal arrested, Bind and Ruelto arrived at doulogne in No- East THE GREAT LX HIBITION. course of collection. of the unfortunate Prince. From first to last interest vensbcr, and were arrested. The accused, on being inter- Sran (THIS D AY.) Lord EBRINGTON said that the reason why the never flagged, and our admiration of the play received a rogat e d by theourt, denied that they had been to Eng C ent, works had not been fiuish s d wa s , th a t it h a d been found new impulse from her happy delineation of the subtle l e nd to sell the y Cret; but, in addition to the above facts, ram ) The number of visitors to the Great Exhibition was fu ll y etpis, ro sny of ihe previous days. At an estsy hour long impossible to borrow m ire than 10 0001., which sum was workings of this great mind. The public taste has be. it appeared that reports of the police who had watcher 7aaa not sufficient tocomplete all the works. With regard to the com e Si) vitiated with the food presented by the moder n th em i n L aidon, an t i thei r own correspondence with their * est strings orcrosedei owe ibuses,w ith their roofs covered with sum ef 120,0001, a great part of it was to be applied to stage, that even refined and cultivated actors have some. famili e s, stated the contrary. It was also shown that exp, ctant visitors, might be Observed hastening along to the Crystal Pelace. Heavily laden pleasure vans, and new works and part of it tu the defraying of the current times condescended to pander to it by stage trickery, pe re knew part of the secret fr om being employed in even long open waggons with beitches fi xed in them. expenses. I; certainly was true that a special rate was mouthing, and ranting, overate it the modesty ot m a k ing the bullt•s, a n d that he had get the rest of it were pressed into the service, while the entrance al- to be levied in the mann e r propo se d by Act of Parlia- nature in the pitiful ambition, by making "points," Gud by examining the papers of Celonel Tisouvenin. the di- Na, letted to p •destrians was beseiged lung before the re- Ine afa save th e mark, to secur e the plaudits of the groundlings. re c t or e t the mtnutaetory. Tne jury, however, after gular time for opening arrived. The number of WATER SUPPLY. How wholly different Miss Cushman's coneeplionl It, hearing the evidence and pleadings, returned a verdict fill era throughout the day up to three o'clock was as , Mr. T. DUNCOMBE called the attention of the Right lieu of the blustering, swaggering braggart, we had, of " Not guilty”in favour of all the accused. Coma follows: rlon. Baronet the Home Secretary to an advertisement what Sbakspere gave us, a refined geutlemau, full ot -.... &est s &wit( From 10 to 11 o'cleck ..................... 22 778 in the Times newspaper of this morning, containing a courage. determined to th e end. Where all was 80 per- From 11 to 12 .............................. 17 408 prospectus of a proposed water company, in which it few, it is difficult to particularize, but the scene with his RABORNE MAILS. Ditt From 12 to 1 .............................. 11.900 was stated that the Gov. rnment did not intend to offer mother was full of touching beauty, and the " grave" PS signifies that the mails are sent from the General PoSt-oßlot it. Ka Y scene will long be remembered by those so fortunate as by the night-anti Mby the morning-4ispatch.) Ditt From Ite 2 ...- ............................ 6 234 any Opposition to the Water Bill, which had been latel • ;oaths From 2to 3 ................................. 4,204 read a second time in th e H ouse o f com mons arid re- to witness ic last night. In truth, from first to last, the, When wade up in From what whet —_. ferred to a Select Committee, He wished to ask the most caustic and censorious critic would have been dis- PLACES. General Post-office port dist due. ----• London. patched. Total 62 584 t e r re Hon. Gentleman wbetber any such assurance had armed by the beauties of every point of this personation. With a few exceptions the piece was very fairly put --...._-...--e_s_ - who had been admitted at three o'clock; and even at been given by the Government? NAM that hour visitors were continually arriving in consider- Queen far above me- Sir G. GREY said the statements made in the adver• upon the stage. With an excellent Ghost, an unusually America (by Brit. pkt)NJuno 27 .. "'Liverpool .. Arrived tisenseet were wholly unauthoriaed. :No communication good Laertes, and an Ophelia and . •• ! Liverpool • July 2 able numbers. A greater proportion of the rural ele- A A n 3 1. s e r t. t i e c a . ( ( b b y tj . .i.l s .. Oa.) N! Merit was perceptible among the visitors this morning which could justify the assertion had pas s ed betw een di e „t ty , w e ought to feel satisfied. We hope Miss Africa (we st coa.st)•• N lath of the month •• Plymouth July 3 pkt.)MlJuly 2 • •..ISouthinaipt. 'Jane 16 !lancet than we have noticed for some time. Several large par- the Government and the secretary ot the proposed tom- Cushman will be induced to repeat this character, which Belgium ~ .. • • li Daily Alexandria* .... •• •• N 19th & 30th of mo. Dover „June 26 iouthis ~ .. ~ "over .. Daily ties, apparently of labouring agriculturists were P 3n Y• we predict will add still more to her w - d • pread fame. ____„2____23 9 Ditto present in the building during the while of THE CORPORATION OF LONDON. Brasil .. .••• M 9th of the month Southarnpt. July 12 *liter], Betenos Ayres .. •• Al 9th of the month Sonthampt. July 14 pito the day, and altogether the Palace presented a very Sir B. HALL moved for arcane of the num- STATE OF THL EN GLisa DRAIIIA. • Callfornia(viaChare3)M 1cl& 17tb of month Southampt. Jul y s Ditto ber and names of the different wards within the A masterly paper on the condition and prospects of crowded appearance. This morning several proof ( Cape of Good Hope N 14th or month . Plymouth- l Jaya /anima impressions in colours, made from the first of city of Lendon, with the number of aldermen and corn- our national drama, contained in the current number of cieohntartlntinlito. .... L I 72Cih&7its"th270t 5 h at o t o r s D o o h y t e h r am p i:/ ..; u u i n y e :0 the series of interior views of the Exhibition, mon-councilmen ; of the Lumber of persons rated the Weekly _News •and W kl • ee y Chronicle now maize- , C hni tumel Isles es .. :•. N Mon., Wed., & Fri.:Southampt. Tu. Th.Sa ----• painted by Me. Nash for her Majesty, were exposed to the relief ot the poor in each pariah within the - --se •• •• •• • M ; l7th of the mouth :Southampt. July 20 Franc e .. .. M&NlTwice daily ..)Twicedan ) Name to view. The subj ct, of this drawing is the city of London; of the number of persons on the mated with each other, is thus terminated : Comet transept on the opening day at the moment when her register of Parliamentary electors for the several Such is; the state of the London drama, and the .. ?I r a " m c b e ur * gh .... •• 71iThuesi d 7t a h y 212.1gf d m ay o Do ver .... ! T r u u n u e 3 8 0 at Majesty first toak her seat on the chair of state. The years from 1645 to 1851, distinguishing livery- large provincial cities, and its contemplation may afford tiolland .. .. :: MlWednes. & saute/London ~ mem:Tete ---- crystal feuntain is in the foreground, and the Royal men from householders; and, of the numb e r of persons the social philosopher, as well as the manager and the Honduras .. . • Nll7th of the mosith,Southarnpt. July 20 Coustnitooners, the f 'reign :ambassadors and the great en the register of municipal electors for aldermen and critic, much suggestive thinking. It is quite certain thar f h re d l i a na ( si trta 8 .. th .. et & N; ‘ Tnce f da th ily ;:r . , .. I Holyhead .. "l wieedalb ,tirrutnelBe4; thlSouthanipt.uly 13 common councilmen, from 1845 to 1851 ( eac h ward to the refined c ourt l y p ort i on of society do not now con- India(via l il u rseillel l ij ) I N I 7tltr&(9)4theefnio°rintli'Dover ..!Jul 1 Officers of state in their rich and varied costumes, are alder the English drama as one of their habitual steatterranea n seta s •Irknk&J grouped room I the throne. Being in colours, the flit- be given separately).—Agreed to. I it tering and bri hunt effect produced by th -t glerious KILRUSH AND ENNISTYMON UNIONS. amusements. The rich of every class imitate the great 4 Sont t hampton) •• M 20th of the month •Souttiarnpt. July 23 toventry edi •rnmean (Ha 1 Mn, REYNOLDS wished to know why the returns and the intellect ua l and professional classes, though starseilleio .. .. 11,7 th 8 c 24 thormonthIllov er .. July 1 :ierby • scene has le en rendered with admirable fidelity, Mecum& Aadera •• •• .. M . 9th of the month Southampt. and the drawings present the apposrlnc e of a highly ord, ied on the 11th of April in regard to Kdrush and now cud then lured to a theatre by a clever per- Ifezico .. •• •• M2d et the month.. Southampt. July 5 . rand•lui finished picture. - These, drawings, when cempleted, wit, Eaniste win Unions, heel not b een laid ou the table? . former or a remarkable piece, no louver consider July 12 Do.. 6 pi 1 „, / f 7 th, l7 th,l9th,z7th lrand Su, form the Wirt perf-ct na‘tneuto ot the Greet Exhibition Sir G. GREY said he would communicate with Sir it as a branch of literature and the fine arts, which it Matta * •• •• tB, 3iith of month I Dover June 21 , rand Ut which can possib'y be imagined, anti in Mr. Nesn'a ab'e W. S..ti create, and a certain the cause of the delay. becomes them to be well acquainted with, Who, then, do Naples. .... .. .. .I.l,Sui 1hth25th,,t,,,,,, TA,.--- - • hands the mess perlect accuracy iney be relied on. The 1N VEN TION FoR PERFORATING POSTAGE frequ. nt the theatre. ? A very entseellatienes eine. A e es— --- other 'three wilt be rriail . ), we believe, in the course of next in Aith. ._~._. . At Wolverhampton, also, notwithstanding there was a St liberal supply of wheat from he farmers, an advance of 2s 6,1 per quarter was obtained on fine white deseriptions, and Is to Not loilk 2+ on red samples. English superior white.was actually sold at 19s to 20s per bag, and red 17s to 18s. Foreign held fur in be ci improvement of is to 2s pet quarter. Barley was scarce, and • Dal both malting and grinding sold at Is per quar.er advance. Good malting must be quoted at 27s to 28., and grinding 255 to 26, per quarter. Old English beans firm at 135 6d per 19616, French, 12s 6d; and Egyptian, 115 Gti to 12s. Oats sold at about last week's currency. GLASGOW CATTLE MARYET, JUNE 19.—At OUT market to-day the numbers were—oxen, 69.. ; sheep, 1,406; 1,689. Although the supply of cattle was smaller than last week it was equal to the demand, and sales were slowly effected at last week's prices. Best ox beet 465, current from 421 to 44i, inferior from 34s to 40s per cwt, sinking the offal; a few turned out unsold. The supply of sheep being large it caused prices to be in favour of the buyer. Bost aged wethers bids current sd, interior from 4d to 4id per lb, !sinking the offal; a few lett unsold. Lambs sold freely at fully last week's prices. Best lambs brought 20s each, current prices from 12s to 14s; a few small lambs from 7s to lOs each ; all sold. ABERDEEN, JUNE 20—Grain—Oats 22* 6d to 231 Od, 4011 a per bushel; oats (seed), Uos Od to 00s Ud, 401bs per bushels barley, 2 41 I'd to 2;s Od. 52Ibs per bushel ; bear, 23*.ed to 2411 Ud, 52Ibs per bushel; wheat 00s to 425; oatmeal. 17. 6d to 18, 41 per boll ; flour, 32, to 343 per sack. Provisions—Beet, 3d to 6d per lb; mutton, ditto, 3d to 6d; veal, ditto, 34.1 to 6d ; pork, per stene, 31 to 3s 6d ; lamb, per lb, 4d to 6di tallow, pee stone, 3 6d to 3s 9d ; potatoes, per peck, 7d to 9d ' bay, per cwt, Oa to Os • rabbits, each, 6d to lid; 2s hares, each, to Us Od ; grouse, per brace, Os to Os ; butter, per lb, 7d to Su; eggs, per doz, 6d to 8d ; cheese, per cwt, 18s to 2350 d ; bass pe. pair, '2l; 6d to 2. 9d; chickens, ditto, Is 3d to Ys; ducks, ditto, Od 21 I'd to 2s 6d; ducklings, ditto, Os Od to Os; turkeys, each, 4' to 4* 6d; geese, ditto, 65 to 7e; butter for exportation (present cure), per cwt, 64s to 00s ; eggs, wholesale price, per dozen, Od to 4id ; 0, d to Os I'd; poi k fine, small 5s 6d to Os Od ; pork, large 41b loaf, cash, 5d ; credit, 6d ; pork, per stole of 141bs, 3s 6d to 4s 3d; ship pork per barrel of '204 lbs, Us to Meal—Oatmeal, Is 9d to ls 1 d ; barley dust, 8d to Odi peasemeal. Os Ud to OS Od; side, 7d to 8d ; beremeal, Is M to Is 6d; flour, Is 10d to 2s Ud; barley, per lb, 1 id to 2d; bark). flour, Is hd to Is 7d. Damczerii. JUNE .9 —The relative weight per four bushels of the three prices of wheat were iBst 121 b, 18st 41b, and 171$ 121 b. Oats, 12st lolb, 121 t 31b, and 1 Ist bib Barley, hist nb' Isst 131 b, and 15st 71b. peas and beans, 184 t 101 b, 00at thb, sad 18st 31bs. CORK, Julia 20. The trad e i n w h eat d uring the wee k, no t w ithstanding the very numerous arrivals from abroad; most of which still lie in our harbour, has been firm and buoyant. Indian corn, how", ever, large quant i t i es of which, in a d amage d con dition, are on' the i s d u ll at d eclin i ng ra t es . The supply of home grain continu es t o fall off. The entire receipts for the p ainount to erk only t—Wheat, 43 brls : oats, 244 bill Frites EVENING, JUNE 23, 1851. •__ .... ~,,,, .... 1 i 412 6 1 5 WATER-WORZIL. Name of Company Dividend Amount ; per of Paid. ?Mc Annum. Share. Bast London •• • 4 a. d. 4 a. d. •• 1 81. per cent. 100 0 0 150 CBrand Junction —•••• 1 41. per cnt. 50 0 0 68} ent........ •• •• •• •• 1 41. per cat. 100 0 0 82 Lambeth •••••••• •• •• i 61. per cnt. 100 0 0 Vow Ftlyr Lndn Brdge I 4/. Os. — r 57. 4 Vauxhall •••••••• •• •• , 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 97 gest Middlesex •• • 61.05. pr cnt. 110 DOCHS• Name of COmpany. D"lP'et:ll.d 4ABrahosa.f.rnend.t. 4111:41. Price, -......0............................. ......,,............... .................. ....my.... ........ •••••••.,,,,.. Commercial .... •• •• .. 41. pr cent. Stock. -- 84 &wit maw West India.,. Gt. pr cent. Stook. 144 East Country .... ... 20s. per nt . 100 0 0 London —•• • ••••• •• 51. pr ce. Stock. 113% Ditto Bonds" ... • •• •• 41, per cent. it. Katharine .... •• .. 334 per cent. Stock. •—• 77 1 Ditto Bonds— ...• •• .4%1. pr cont. 4outhampton ........ 21. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 15 BRIDGZS Name of Company. I, Dividend Amount per of Annum. Share. lanzerford.... •• ... iouthwrk ....... Ditto Nw of 7% p.c. 353. pe : r cont. 14 5 0 0 0. .10; d. 4 1 -71. d• 11- I :l 6 sce. Vaterloo ............ Ditty Old Ann. ofBl . 100 0 0 8 4 0 0 0 25 11. Ss. Od. Ditto Nw ditto o f 71. 11. Is. Od. ' :L_: anxhall .. .• Av. 11. 40 0 0 70 10 8 12 •• , iv iv a 1 I 18 11iti.N45.Z.15.. , Names of iii ' Dividtuid l Nantes of d Diriclead Companies. 1 1 per I Price. c ompanies. A per Annum• Frio sc Annum./ sc -----. -- —___. A A 1 t.shtnec Oldh 97 7T• 113 Maccles fi eld. 100, al. 10s. 50 'larusley •• • • 160 Neatk ••• • • • 100 I 161. —. 3 rknk&Abrg 150 51. 95 Oxford— —• • 100 I 20/. 135 Birmingham 40 41• 93 Peak Forest. 7s ' 31. 18m. 70 ;oventry— • • 100, 251. 200 Regent's •• •• 33 I 11. 3s. IMI / )erby ••• • • 100; 61. 63 Rochdale...• Ls , 41. 42 _alscure&Chs 133' aSs 26% Sonarset Coal ISO 71.103. rand.' unctn 100 31 pr • ct• 59 Do•Lk Fd St 12 61. p. c. Do.. 6 pr. Ct. 10 11 Stflr4 & Wore 1 40 941. 406 )rand Surrey 100 21. Os. 32h, Shrewsbury• 125 ' -rand Union 100 IS. 10s. 24 Stoarbrldg‘.. 145, 205. 290 (emit & ....yu 39 4i. 04. 4',4 Severs' andi I .ancaster • 100 4/ Wye Rail. IEE ' 21 ' Os • 24 ..ec , lszk LtYrp 100 201. 400 Warwick& 1 ,eicester ...• 100 31. 66 tlirmlng. 5 1001 41. 46 .eicstr &Nth 83, 41. 44% WarwickBsl 100/ EL 33 oue , horoch,l42 701• 510 Napton..j 1 ortmouttoshlloo $l. Worcstr & } 781 31. 40% I ntgomrrsh I 100 Blrming. 'eitnMwht•y 100 Wilts & Bilis I Is. Fd. .1-, HOUSE OF LORDS. The LORD Cteascehh , a took his seat upon the Virool eack ar Five u'eb ck. SANITARY STATE OF THE METROPOLIS. 'The Bishop of LONDON wished to draw the atten tion of the Govereu eat to the sanitary state of the me tropolis, and to the Dec, estly that ex:sled fur giving effect to the laws existing on the tuhj'cr, and to the in troeuc ion of trash legislative measures. The Earl of CARLISLE said that the attention of the Government was directed to the subject. .9HIGHWAYS (sou ru WALES) BILL. ._!. tk.e motion th..t ibis Bill b e read a third time, it w Yec ount HEREFORD oppose d the third reading, as 041a.as an exc, pitons! Bill, introducing a s p ec i es o f le tion f or Wales different, from that which existed in I g t la d r a id i si lie moved t h at t h e Bill be read a third time x month s . The Earl of C A.WDOR defend e d t h e enactments of the Bill. Experience . had sho wn t h at such enactments were needed, The Viscount m pu r !t yci e u o is f of LANSD D supported the Bill. r,OLI'd pia% thi s tee p auOrVI:NE hoped their Lord ships T ae Bill was then re ail a third • Lord LYND II CRSlrraPoEveAdLlSha ti t 'll i e t b a e nd re p fe a r s r se ed d. to the Committee for Privileges to Consider and report what this House, Course, having regard to. t he.Privit ges of for ()Wattlin g ought to be pursued of the Rolls the attendance and ad sand tr Jud es o f t h e He had heen•a'Bc°' vice of the Master ' , or' toe 0 , g , introduced of the t,ourt t Court of Cbanc-ry me hearing ' alobeal He considered that the Bill into the other house for the reform i .;,,et,ges of their Lord ,t (-) Chancery e ff ect,ci the p . drawn'' y H.use. Lie understood that Bill had been --- '''Ph i that all would' and it his Nook and Learned Friend on the Woolsack did him honour; ho cunsid red 1 . enable get rid or arre ars his Noble and Learned Feiend to It alio provid er , in th e C ourt of Chancery.l for the atter.daeco of e quity ju.gra in h • torelt been I their Lordship,' Rouse t o b e consu l ted i t , appeals. Be had i always in favour of such a measure, and he was t h e .. that the proposition w ou ld meet with the approba suren of the country at large ; but it would be for t Committee of Privileges to determine how bUe l stte . nd (taco could b e o b ta i ne d . Certain h e was . it ought ant to be obtained through the se , dium of a Bill introduced into the other fleu,e of Parliament. Such a course would ne a direct iiiva‘ien of their Lord obiph' Pr iv i i eg'il- lie therefore proposed that the matfel should be retrfr, d ~, , a , - , omitaitt tee or Priviii-gps, re, salt to have tile question determined before the 13th :should come up from the other 1.1.,u5e. He admitted that it was most desirable to secure the attendance ef tgairy judges ie their Lordships' House when thee!. Lord,,,ips were hear ing appeals, but that advsttsge Ought to be aeeureo 'without any lulr ng , went of the rules of their Lord ahips' House. The judges of the courts of t quit) were all Privy Councillors. and he proposed that in e'en formity with ancient practice, write b f summons should be issued te them, con:mast:ding them to attend their Lordships' liouss, as hid formerly been issued to all Privy Councillors. Whether that writ should be ism d by their L or d s hi ps at once, or wheth er a short Bill should be introduced into their Lordships' House, was a question which he would net take upon himself to determine. ; all he would do would be to move that the question b , referred to a Coretnit;ee of Privileges. The LORD CHANCELLOR would not oppose the !notion. He had drawn up the Bill with gnat care, and with the utte , st anxiety not to in. fringe upon the privileges i f their Lordships' House, The enactments of the prop lied Bill merely plece.d the *quay judges upon :the sane footing with regard to attendence on their Lordships as the Common law judges. Lord LYNDHURST had no objection to the clause, ha only wished to pr. vent any infringement of the priyilegeo Gf Oa* Lorcli-d2IF.' now% FRANCE. EPIDEMIC AMONU CATTLE. The grippe, cholera, and other disagree •ble epidemics, have disappeared for a time; bur, en revanche, a most virulent epi,if mie, which bears strong analogy to the eh,.- lera, has b. en dt..aimating several classes of the inferior animals. Like the cholera, this formidable disease cuts off the strong, st subject in an hour, and is characterised by prost.ration, stupor, specific characes, blue colou r of the akin, and gettersl it j, coon of the alimentary canal, especially the smell in e.tine. The disease, wha'ever it may be, is highly virulent, and in a must extraor dinary degree etritagtous. Every fibre, -very drop of find in an animal eat off by the complaint, is capable of tran.mittio g the original dina..e. Even a drop of the aqueous humour, inserted ben. a. h the skin of a healthy shims), gives the malady. Tho symptoms, however, iere 1 c l are c.)nsicierably modified according to the class or who are even species or animal; and as the morbific cause re mains the 811:13P, an uppurtunity is offered of studying the taken upab4y7e°vte.arahilmmaelm3. comparativenowevile,crtt,srlinhe same pathological cause in dd . - has again brok:nuth (it b e T r s h o i s t th e Academy interestingstudy m h , e d s i c b i e n e e n this curious, , 1849, great alarm /w" a France the " sweating sickness" ti ous. Iri the 8 . g an extensive series of inoc u l a . roalgd out with considerable violence, and as cially that the has precursor of the cholera in been ocousioned, the more espe ue. ea disease p eeto haa proved fatal in several canes. s M tr . o A ng lici staff, has been dr general of at_eg. Many of them have been and report on the aanitasryp_ onditioot:f oc fo rendermthp the hospitals, e at completely assistancetw ea i affected with no a . e ii i doned by the inhabitants; the middle various parts of Frauce AN AViESTUETIC. , and, indeed, aagmes still exist in ong ourselves likewise. 91141004 .. . The C i t cc iL a jOußaooFocilicMhioArosiorm or 0 144 chi LADVERTISRMENT j--TWPOV Ulcers on the Lea* cured by Holloway's Ointment and Pills.—Extract of a letter from 0. B. Knocker, dated Mount Gambia, South Australia, July 7. 17:49. To Professor Holloway. Sir,—A case has just come under my observation in which the efficacy of your Ointment and Pills has been fully proved. A man of the name of Joshua Smith had upwards of twenty ulcers on his shins, which were so difficult to cure that almost every remedy had been applied without any good effect. Your Pills and Ointment were then resorted to, and in about six weeks he was completely cured, and scarcely a mark is now to be seen.— Sold by all druggists, and at Professor Holloway's Establish ment. 244, Strand. London. [ ‘DVP:RTISEMENT].—THE GREAT EXHIBITION.— A valuable, newly-invented, very small powerful waistcoat p cket glass only the size of a walnut, to discern minute ob jects at a distance of from four to five miles, which is found to he invaluable at the Exhibition. and to Sportsmen, Gentlemen, end Gamekeepers. To be had at 39. Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, opposite the York-hotel. Opera and Race-course glasses with wonderful powers—a small object can be clearly seen from ten to twelve miles distant. Telescopes— a new and molt important invention in Telescopes. poressing such eitra.. ordinary powers, that some, 31 inches, with an extra eyeptece will s h ow di st i nct l y, Jupiter ' s Moons. Saturn ' s Rin g , a a n d the Double Sta's . . They supersede every other kind, an d are of all sizes, for the waistcoat pocket, showing ; military, and . sea purposes. M essrs . S. an d B S oLorto w . Op ticians , h ave invented invaluable preserving Spectacle Lenses _ Immediat e l y they are plac e d b e f ore i m p er f e ct vision, every object appears clear and distinct, the most aged defective sight becomes bright and brilli an t, i s b roug ht t o it s youthful. natural and original state. The Invisible Organic Vibrator, and all kinds of acoustic instruments for relief of extreme deafness. 39, Alberoszle the street, Piecadilly, opposite the York Hotel. According to the late census the p o p u lation of ezi city of Worcester i 5 528 bein g crane of only 527 since Lau. THE LANGUAGE OF YOUNG LADIES. —The Rev, A. Peabo,iy, in an address beta.•e the Newbu-yport Female School, which has been published, enlarged upon the use of exaggerated, extravagant forms of speech,—saying sullndid for petty, magnificent for handsome. horrid or horrible for unpleasant, immense for large, thousands or nivriuris for any number more than two. '• Wee I," he says, to write down, for one day, the conversation of some young ladies of my acquaintance, and then to interpret it literally, it would imply , that, within the compass of twelve or fourteen hours, they had met with more marvellous ad ventures and hair-breadth escapes, had passed through more distressing experiences, bad seen more imposing spectacles, had enoured more fright, had enjoyed more rapture, than would suffice for half a dozen common lives." OWNERS AND LEeBEEB OF Al fras.—A Bill has been brought into the House of Commons by Sir W. Smiler • villa and the 'tam% ey-Genenal for Ireland, to provide facili ties for owners or lessees of mines in Ireland to obtain entry on lands for searching for and working such mines. The preamble to the Bill states that it would tend to increase the means of employment to the labouring poor it facilities were provided fur working mines in Ireland, and that various mines are situate under the surface of lands demised by leases, in which effectual or sufficient powers have not been re served to the owners or lessees of such mine to search for or work the same. The principal facility to be given will be-- power to the owner or lessee of a mine in Ireland, on giving notice to the occupying tenant of the land on which the nt ne is situate, and depositing with a clerk of the peace the esti mated value of the land required for working the mine, to enter on and occupy the portion of land required. The tenant of the land will be enabled to recoTer adequate damages fro; $114) demit• eee.,.... etuer, is neeeming more general here every PRICES OF SHARES - ap i gn d b y th e Hen. and Learned Gentlt maa . 's preamble. day, and is now almost universally eubeituted fir opiate IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM' s tee power t•t summoning the e quity . judges. PA NIES' STOCK. by it, nett er f t e i r r i f ) r i i d l e ' m r c t h i i tt ifi s e l l 1 p o l t o l ; e n d s. o n T y n o e ur g S i i 4 ri n e ii o 6 t e• s tb o h ( Cl e a v n e n r : I d , ' a f t - Front the Official List. II 418 14 4 4' V *Alf - 41,1 I 4 I 1 1. 1 1 • of L e t. .7 re d ro L e Y es N a lt t iv El ir U ,g ß i S h. T ir rer ,r d ,i l ,, e h te tp h ‘ i p h o n w id e e r a . of the House N_ 0 a•dditienhwouldwebaeldm.itdeattoatilheePeerofitreteutatestr saflcteurrittiheea SUN 0.1 . PIC E, Seven o' Clock. Th th e e pre p i r m ea h tb e le f eleeawsthietfelrernmaye, j i u n dg w e hic fr h om two ar m i in E im og i li o s f h PI7BLISIIED Bltlier TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. ese wise course in the other House to introduce c.au a s d es th t e o The Marquis of LANSDOWNE . considered , it was a la h w i . t w i t , e Government Bill declared that certain of her Ma- an ounce of water are ordered. This hocnce3pathic dose e h p l r o e r s o c f r o i r p ns i i li t n o , LONbON, FRIDAY, JUNE 20. ause 1 e e ty'a subjects had taken upon themselves these illegal could Produce little or no effect upon any severe pain. h w T as he a re bsol w u i t i e s ly ° f l o 'e r th c e ha w n o g r e se, in _______...o.-- TATTERsALL's_T HIS EVENING. make a Bill ietelligible. Those clauses . neither b h intention nor had they violated the privileges, h SOINT-STO CH SABTILS. Su o'ol.oCit. man ' began by awning that the Pope bad erected cer. agent, and it is not impossible, seeing the progress of -------- their Lordships could not say what would be t e ee eff b e?t - titles but the preamble proposed by th e is m G ent l e . The " Dutch liquor" is preferable to chloroform as a local Divideud I Amouat NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. ot thoee clauses until the Bill ehould be before t eir t a in sees and so on. Now, if we had to quarrel with modern chemistry, that some other substance of suPe- gime of Company, In pe n e . sh a a t• re. pc& price, 3 to 1 agst Uriel Lordships. Pope, a foreign potentate, it must be done rior qualities may be brought to light. Thus M. Ed ....MN. 6 to 1 agst Neaebarn t b h y e diplomatic means, and not in the preamble. ward Robin, one of our most industrious chemists, has ns-"---- -------- ------, d of an Act of Parliament which dealt only with Her discovered that hydrobromie ether possesses at mobetic australasla......•••• 41. per cent. - 4 - 0 S O O . fo a t ' ) d o . - 6 to 1 'gat Testator No L h o la rd m S a T tq A u N ia L w E a Y a en co ti n r s v i l d y er e e u d t o t f ba p t la t e h e e . speech of the (LEFT SPEAKING.) Mejesty's subjects. It seemed to him that there saga not properties of a valuable kind. It has no acrid or Britshleorth American 51. per sent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 - 6 to 1 agst England's Glory 25 0 0 25 0 0 -• one alteration proposed by the Hon, Gentleman which caustic savour ; its odour is not disagreeable ;it Ceylon •• •• ..•• - •••• - JULY STAKES. were improvements to the Bill. He could not conceive render animals rapidly intensible. without apparently pro- Comnsercial of London 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 25% 1 2 5 1. 1 : e e r r e c e e n n t t . . 100 0 0 25 0 0 ..-: .I!lurONS. cot tat.. 5..t0 4 eget Brother to EithirOn what good could arise frem the addition of half a-dozen dueing any unpleasant effects. Those of chloroform, as is Glo o ti n cestersh - ir . e . •• •• .... elooDeVooD sTA KES. PRIVATE BUSINESS. words to a preamble which was already precise and well known, are sometimes dangerous, and often of a lonian ----•• •• •• 151. pr cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - . Bills were The SP H EAR O E U R t S oo E k tl% l--- ha C ir O at M F Lenden and County .. 61. ser cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - 13 to 1 agst Harpsichord The Lords' amendments to the following clear. curious kind. We had an example, not long ago, at one io tna e t t ne . tr 6 6 , 1. per cent t . s s o o g • 20 0 0 - 16 to 1 aget Cariboo considered and agreed to:- o'clock. Mr. BANKS considered that the Hon. Member for of our hospitals here. The subject was a poor Mayo had given a good reason for the adoption of Priest, doomed to amputation of the leg for gangrene. Dundee and Arbroath Railway. r r o o n n y cl i o n n is c a l .7:o: t o i W i f t- i e a r s ei and.: el: p P e er r ce ce n n t: 100 0 e t) 2 1 5 ° t o ) 0 ° ---- 18 t 3 1 eget Montague these words, for he stated it was his opinion that He was chlerified, and reduced to a state of strange in- Ditto, New.- ..• •• 81. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 - 18 to 1 agst Humphrey Liverpool Docks Monklaud Railways. d a third time and Passed: the spiritual juriediction of the Pope in this country was toxication, during which the language of the holy man Wational of Ireland .. 51 per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - gat. Pronacial of Eng 61 . 20 tO 1 eget Unity The following Bills were rea a right which might be questioned, It wag requisite, as was anything but edifying. His expressions, in fact, iitito, New. ........ 51: p pe e r r e c e e n n i t. 1 2 0 g 0 0 g fg g g _- G',ODWOoD CCP. Brighton Extramural Cemetery. (Alteration of blanagement, &c.) 9 tO 1 agSt Young Altisadora ple complete the operation amid the laughter of the assis- Union at Australia.- • 61. per cent. 35 0 0 35 0 0 - Caledonian ReilwaY (Mother wull Branch Extension and well for the saf e ty o f p retestants as Roman Catholics, became so immoral, that it was almost impossible to South Australia ...... 61. per cent . . 25 0 0 21 0 0 - , that they should clearly understand the prinei Ditto.... „...•• •• •• 61. per cent. - 210 0 - Leshmahagow Breaches). on which the House legislated. Should any of the tants.-Nedical Times. DERBY. union or London. -•• , 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 12% London (Cita ) Sewers.. amendments which were now on tbe paper be agreed to, e_-__-____--geees,-....-________ he Union ef Madrid .... 40 0 0 40 0 0 • - 16 to 1 agst Eleot ___________________________________________:_• ,"' N W ATER BILL. it would then become necessary that a more stringent CUli JAMS CASE. 33 to 1 agst Lapidist ME TROPOLI CA . INSURANCE COMPANIES. that to-morrow be should and more satisfactor reamble should be passed than the • A curious case we: a few days ago submitted to the 33 to 1 agst Maidstone Mr. MO w.k . r I' gave notice Snrewsbury and Birmingham Reilwatt. c lVater Supply Bill, preamble as it now s Y to P od. . Court of Assizes of the department of Morbihan. Three N Dividend Amount 33 to I agst Chief Baron Nicholson uestion for the Commit- RUSSELL said the q . ems of Company. Am per of Paid. Price that the standing orders b . e dispense with, and in the Lord J.. men named Tiere, B•net, aud Ruello were tried fur hive ____----.....„__________. agreeing to that motion, he should tee to decide was whether tbe present preamble was suit- ing attempted to sell what is called a " Secret of the - num. Share, ---- .-____ _____ DREA DFUL FIRE.- (THIS DAY.) event of the Llou , t b e move, in the case of the Metropolitan d a second time. able to the classes that had already been agreed to. Fer State" to the English Government. It appeared from Xs.d.jA s. d. This afternoon, between three and four o'clock, a PETITIONS. his part he thought it wad, and he could see no reason for the indictment that in the port of Lorient there ie an klbion .....••••• •• •• SIL 10s: 500 00150 0 0 S 6 Several petitions were presented against the Eccle- importing woyeis into it that might her.eafter lead to esteblishment for the manufecture of a peculiar descrip. tiliettteoelrirtin•aen..d.F.f.. tuas... .. . . .. ..... .. 761P1 1 4 3 el s t . 6 6 (8.1 : b eh 8 11 5 g 0 00) 0 1°) 0 :3 I 21 1 i 10 °0 o °o 32 17 61 i fire broke out oa thoso extensive premises, the Bridge move tbat the Bill e rea . considerable difficulty. Unless the Committee proposed eiaeticst Title. Bill. tion of cermet, balls for tee navy of a very dangeroue ture called botidets asphyxians. Pe re was en3ployeti "louse Hotel, London. bridge. - ROBER r HARRY INGLIS presented a petition to alter the Act of 1829, which he confessed he tor 41. 7 p e e. r 6 e d r t . 1 0 0 : : I s 0 0 0 0 - 7 bitt o i:, , ti7 ) ci 13 1 : i n l t l e ) v e us e a l l:: e l m - .ii ) e u ri n c t l, Med.& Gen. Life spr ce.& be. 100 0 0 10 0 0 20 , Ir irins.. L C f c e n;m - a . reia . l " ... In a few minutes the road became impassable, g,., te Edinburgh, signed by tbe Lurd Provost, by the one was not prepared to do, no obj..ct would r i l f i l i the ' makin egdeitnleethLP;(:)Catibbseelinence, and. but luckily a berge bedy of police arrived, as aleo d Mo• m lerator of the General Assembly of the Established be obtained by the introduction of these words, and as t p h l o e. ) 1 . ten of the Lendon Brigade engines arid West ot Englan Church, bY the Mode r °or of the General Assembly ot he thought the present preamble was amply sufficient to in wen er t, with Ru c ell m o w r h o a i s s t a baker, to Loathe:). Rue 110 supplied the funds. 'I; was il . •e w n Y . 7 .7.7.... .... .... :: t Is t. . I s i t t ' ci e : : l c s i :0 0 " ' 15 • E ': . u q l r i l t:T e p e a a n . cl L . L i t a e w .. .. :.... • 4% pe t o r e c en t . 1 2 00 0 g 0 60 o 6 • the Free Church, by 272 minicers, and by 4 877 other meet the purposes of the Bill, he should certaioly vote • se oit?-rOO 4:20 0° iii: ! JlO 0 0 50 0 6% far land service ; the water, however, was at first but persona in E t hibergh and its vicinity, against the ad- against the amendment, immediately r umoured, from some observations they jeparneeirira1v,;.r...e................................: Is : i t ; pe e p e: r r r e am e e n au t tt .. st • All paid. 12 thertly supplied, and thus tbe filmes made most awful Mr. NAPIER supported the amendment. had gone to England to sell the progress. In less than halt-an-hour the whole of the suistionuouf \4J,c..wiiNinto Parliament. . . r. I. A preeented a petition from Glasgow (LEFT SPEAKING.) t g th th eY ette halls to the Eriglieh Government, 1 1 : r•e ii against the Poblie-hothe s (Seo: lair') Bill. _____________________ and it was ascertained that Binet and Ruello had had tre 1•1:: lower part of the premises with its valu t a h b is le t c im on e te t n b t e s s h a c i r l e m io ad t e m , i t k h i a n 54 g 0 245 were one burning mass, and app trendy at tever vf being NA TIONAL ARM TRA. LION. MISS CUSHMAN'S H AMLET. queut oommumeations with the Englsh Consul at Lorient. enperial Life .••••••• 12s. 100 0 • ware hothes adjoining stood nu chanee wha Mr. PciltliEli presstired a peutiou from StOelene- Miss Cushman hae recently achieved a splendid 1 hese two men had als•t caused an application to be ,Icteirintty Marine- -11.1 b.& be. 100 0 0 20 0 g irou „ eaw Fire ............ "'Teel iit faveur of natio! al erbitatration. triumph at Cineinnatti by her admirable delineation ot made to a Outcry named Le Bobtnee for an advance ot h ise i ye...-. •• •• 11.T65. l i o og ( 0 :0 e 1 2 10 o 2% saved. 4,0001, and promised to pay him 25,000'. for it. They aeeal and General Life o 00 0 46 e - IMPORTA TION OF FOREIGN FLOUR. the character of Hamlet. The Cincinnotti Enquirer ef' ".;),trutino:ahip ........ 50 0 0 20 o 434 ` eoticlon Fire ........ Mr. Braidwood endeavoured tehesfiav,eatitehgefirper..ohpnegritny: - hen taut that they were going to Eogland to sell a 228. 25 0012 10 0 19 t' and gave instant directions to man t ue.t ex Mr. SCULLY preeented a petition ti oua the millers lent; this un- of Tipperary compleioing of the importation of foreigu the 28 h May has thu following critique on her per secret for mein - .. mg belle which would being them Several 205. 25 0012 10 e 19 per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 15% v from Southwark-bridge to the tu formance:- millions. Pi re was alio heard to make a simioar stale- ,t.d. i r tiv - fid . WG - en..L . l7e 4 15 y :. not the "Jr' stionel Lean Fund. 41. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 2% per et. s a o t o ) t o ) /g g ri A ll' S ' ev - o - ral p - e i titions . were presented in favour of and The arduous part of Hamlet Was presented on Moe- an nt to Bitiet's wife. On arriving in Londen they, ac• Notated' •" - dttubiedly would have bean of great service had tide been so far out. day evtiiing at the National The are, to a discriminating e mpanied by an interpreter, weat to the Bout of Ad e saving the hotel, and the ageittet the Euclesi4stlcal , l'itles , l3 , ill. bEth ER AGE IN h 1 - JAMES'S. it and &lighted audience Never has it fal , en to the lot tniraliy. Their propesition Was tave.utably received, mei an.iiium Liti0.....•• . 51. per cent. 50 0 0 20 Q 2 1 ,f, ir No ho ,e now rt•suained o• . 1. t . ve,ri.uptiorz towards the ware- Sir DE LACY EVA NS put a Trestion to Viscount of the writer to re cord a triumph so complete and kritirt , they were sent down tu Portemouth !het experiments :nigh i er of i es 7 lor;a l Life - ........... . 4 5 ‘ 1. 1) ; e s h r ' ta b :: 6 --- e 0 0 1 - 0 0 10 1 4 5 !0d el ~rovkidinier Life........ I/. ss. & ba. 100 0 0 10 0 0 30 h, flames spread without I . t to Mr. Aldo . rman Humphrey Mini gton, why the eeweiage „wt Ilia _i9 St' J al n . •e ' *) as that echieved in the persoliation ot the philosophioal be made with their seciet. The experiae-nts lusted 15 houses adjoining belonging ~ , Weet enuster, promt.ed to .be executed last year, h . a i e Ddo„. Hamlet has long been regarded as one of the , tays, and toea place on board the Excellent, Captain t. t eyat E xc l u ; u - g h - •• •• 6, : t ee & ba s t ta o k. 0 010 0 6% and others. The damage. a z b 'ugh it must amount to -29 i g i not beet,. up to tbe prrsent titne, executed or c anatannet . most deuce and fiuistied creations of the immortul bard, Ch.-ids• 'The h eap•ain'e repert to the Admiralty was not 4,en Fire ......... •• . 11 6 . 1 • . 10s. - d will not be sa serious as at tirst Imagined. - aes some thouean e, and wheteer ttie bum of about 120 0004 propoted to be ;old while there has been a diversity ot opinion in th. sufficiently favourable to induce it to pureease the •ecret • nate Lite ... •• ll 611 43 el' e o'cluck the en in At half-paet fiv t - g eti and firemen were levied by a rate of sixpence iu the petted, on tbe criticiem of the character, there has been n .ne as to tbe nevertheless, tie indemit of 1,200 f. (48/ ) was awarderf Uni.-ed Kl nedom 4l.p. e . t &les. 20 - 0 0 4 - 0 0 4 hi work, wi h some sl ght prospect ot ultimate northern side of the Thames, is intended to cover mime« tenor of the play. All uf the aepirants to histrionic to the men. They haideousa. ded 4 OWL Tbey then elaistverisal Life.....• •• 10% ct. & be. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - busily at eor a Life.... 5l. per cnt. - 412 6 8% but as to the nature of the stock destroyed, ex , seng litteilities or to execute new w orks; and, it fame have attempted the portray al of this difficult part; „ttempted to sell the secret to the Ambaesador of Russia - an success; insurances, or cause of fire, nothing authentic ceuid be Plrtty hir the former purpose, how much of that few have succeeded in embodeivg even in a faint and to the American Consul, but bce h declined to accept IMPATER-WORHS. of sum is proposed to be SO appropriated; and whether it is degree our conception of the character. Some bave re. it. The three teen passed some time at London, and Obtained on the spot. ; Dividend Amount !wended, as has beer! repo . ried , , that the , part . ies reaidieg presented him as a firm, determined, and uncouspro. when their money was exhausted they fell into misery. :name of Company. ; per of Paid. Price, 61 The fire will not, it is expected, be entirely extin- in the streets or localities in St. James s, hitherto lett raising avenger; others, as a weak, vacillating, uncertain In Wuguet last Inteet retuned to France and enlisteo j Annum. Skars. of guiished for two or three hours. without any sewerage, shall be subject to a special rate enthusiast, full of great resolves, but weak in execution. into a regiment:lt, St Omer, but he was recognised and --------- i - ---- ----- --- - , ................„,........ in addition to the rate of sixpence in the pouud now in It was reserve d for Miss Cushman to present our ideal arrested, Binet and Ruello arrived at doulughe ill No - east London...-. •• .• lak er t tifto 8 6 d r; 4 11. d ' 58 nei THE GREAT EX HIBITION. course ot collection. of the unfortunate Prince. From first to last interest vember, and were arrested. The accused, on being inter- 3rand Junction -•••• 1 41. Per cnt.. 50 0 0 ---- l as Tu (THIS D AY.) Lord EBRINGTON said that the reason why the nevfr fl egged, and our admiration of the play received a rogat e d by the Court, deni e d that they had been to Eng cent •••••• •• •• "•• •• ! 41 - Per eat 100 0 0 - Lambeth ---•••• •• i 61 per cnt. 100 0 0 - 82 Ma 97 1 wor . ks had net been fiaished wee, that it had been found new impulse from her happy delineation of tbe subtle le d nto seil the socret; but, in addition to the above facts, new Reel. Lndn Brdge 1.41 Os - The number of vieitors to the Great Exhibition was fully ea% 7ir espial to tny of the previeus days. At an e-rly hour long impossible to borrow m ire than 10 0001., which sum was workings tif this great mind. The public tare has be. it appeared that reports of tbo police who had watobeo Vauxhall .......• •• .. 51.. per on . t. 100 0 0 --r strings °Fero wdei ornoibuses,with their roofseuvered with not sufficient tocomplete all the ',oaks, With rfgard to the come so vitiated with the food pretented by the modern them in L tridon ‘ and their own ciwreepondence with their gest Middlesex. • • '61.0a. pr cnt. - - I rr 7 ) bet expo ciant visitors, might be observed hastening along to sum ot 120,01101, a great part of it Was to be applied to stage, that even refined and culiivated actors have some. families, stated the contrary. It was also shown alai CM! the Cryatal Palace. Heavily laden pleasure vans, and totw works and part of it tu the defraying of the current timee condescended to pander to it by stage trickery, Pe . re knew part of the secret from being employed in DOCHIII. J even long open waggons with beeches fixed in them, expenses. I; certainly was true that a special rate was mouthing, and ranting, overeteppieg the modesty ot making the bullets, and that he had got the rest of It Dividend Amount gat, were pressed into the service, while the entrance al- to be levied in the meaner propoued by Act of Parlia- nature in the pitifal ambition, by making "points," Gud by exsmining the papers of C , ilonel Tnourenin. the di- Name Of COmpaity. per of Paid. ?rice, Tu4 Aztnuni. Share. latted to p •destrians wag beseiged lung before the re- meat" save the mark, to secure the plaudits of the groundlings. rector of the m outactory. Tries jury, however, after des gular time tor opening arrived. The number of WATER SUPPLY. How wholly different Miss Cushman's conception! It, bearing the evidence and pleadings, returned a verdict ------ A s. d. Tr:7g ---- cha viei . ora throughout the day up to three o'clock was a 3 „ Mr• T. DUNCOMBE called the attention of the Right lieu of the blustering, swaggering braggart, we had, of " Not guilty " in favour of all the accused. Commercial ......•• •• 41. pr cent. Stock. -- 34 I follows:- non. Barenet the Home Secretary to an advertisement what Shakspere gave us, a refined geutleman, full of -, ___ &est *no West Ind's... 61. pr cent. Stook. nest country ..... ... los. per sh. 100 0 0 - - 144 We, From 10 to 11 o'cleck ..................... 22 778 in the Times newspaper of this morning, containing a courage, determined to tbe end. Where all was 80 per ttondon .. -•••• •• •• 51. pr cent. Stock. - bets Prom 11 to 12 .............................. 17 408 prospectus of a proposed water company, in which it few, it is difficult to particularize, but the scene with his SB ABORNE MAILS. Ditto Bonds•• .• -•• IL per cent. - - 113% Live - - From 12 to 1 ... ........................... 11.900 was stated that the Gov. rnment did not intend to offer mother was full of touching beauty, and the " grave" PS signifies that tee nasals are sent from the General Poet-ofeet at. Katharine ........ by the night-and 1 1 by the morning-4ispatch.) 3% per cast. Stock. Ditto Bonds••••• • •• 4%1. pr cont. - -. 77 - - From Ite 2 ...•• ............................ 6 234 any opposition to the Water Bill, which had been latelY scene will long be remembered by those so fortunate as • eouthaumton •• .• .• •• 21. per cent. 50 0 0 30 0 0 15 read a second time in the House of Commons arid re- to witness ic last night. In truth, from first to last, the When made up in From what whet J. From 2to 3 ................................. 4,204 ferred to a Select Committee. He wished to ask the most caustic and censorious critic would have been dis- PLACES. General Post-ortlce Port dist due. Jul EILIDGES .) London. patched. Total 62 584 Right Hon. Gentleman wbetber any such assurance had armed by the beauties of every point of this personation. ______ Dividend Amount and who had been admitted at three o'clock; and even at been given by the Government? With a few exceptions the piece was very fairly put ----------'- Name of Company. per ef pea. p r i m Nor , that bour visitors were continually arriving in consider- Sir G. GREY said the statements made in the &dyer- upon the etage. With an excellent Ghost, an unusually America (by Brit. pkteNJune 27 .. ..11.1verpool .. Arrived j verpool ,July '1 Anima. Share. ---_,......________ Rocl titeineet a ere wholly unauthoriaed. :No communication good Laertee, and an Ophelia and Queen far above me- t ree e r r t i e c a (by (Ls. P k t t t : ) N I --- _____ ab/e numbers. A greater proportion of the rural ele -2 :: ::Ituthaeupt;lJane 16 4. s. d. A. a. 1. which could justify the assertion had passed between diocrity, we ought to feel eatisfied. We hope Miss Zee ( rt v% T , i , U ee S as . p . .. at h et t) ) N la u t i h of the month Plymouth July 3 T. merit was perceptible among the visitors this morning flancerford...• ...... ..... _ - 15 than we have noticed for some time. Several large par- the Government and the secretary ot the proposed come Cushman will be induced to repeat this character, which Alexandria* .... ••• • N 19th & 30th of mo. Dover .. June 23 iouthwrk ...... . .... Mere ties, apparently of labouring agriculturiets were P an Y• we predict will add still more to her ten] • pread fame. h_______n_T__.h.hhh.h..._____L_? 9 teen:hull .. • • •• N Daily - .. •• ',over .. Daily Brazil .. : • •• el 9th of the month Southarnpt. July 12 Ditto Nw of 7% p . .e .. . aes, Waterloo .... - - .... le; cent. I gg 1 1 0 ° --- 16 Smit pre:•ent in the building during the wh ' ine of THE CORPORATION OF LONDON. - 100 0 0 - 3 the 'l Ditte Old Ann. ofBl. 11. 4s. 041. - 40 0 0 25 Sir B. HALL moved for annum of the num- STATE OF THE ENGLISH DRA2IIA. Cl:gOrrus Aa3(7ia'cii-arresi..)t 9 , t d .h & ot :i • i te et m m on en th th Lo u u i te h ur np p i t : .. I Tu ul le y . the day, and altogether the Palace presented a Very Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11.1 s. Od. - 40 0 0 - ford, crowded appearance. This morning several proof ber and names of the different wards within the A masterly paper on the condition and prospects of Cape of Good Hope N 14th of month . Plymouth .• IJu y 3 lauxhall .... ... Aee 11. 70 10 3 - 18 the ( impressions in colours, made from the first of city ot Leiden, with the number of aldermen and come our national drama, contained in the current number of epeoantarttlintino:rilease ...... L I -7 2Ci tl e 7ite"th"ot i h m ot e m . o Loar am pi: : t yu tt i ne 30 Y 8 CA WAX'S. 15, a the series of interior views of the Exhibition, mon-councilmen ; of the number of persons rated the Weekly _News and We 1 eh y Chronicle now amalge- ' , hi,' Channel Isles - N Mon , Wed., &Fre:Southampt Ta Th.Sa •. , castle painted by Mr. Nash for her Majesty, were exposed to the relief of the poor in each pariah within the -- •• .. •• ..• hel7th . of the month :Southampt: Juiy 20 1 Cowl city of London; of the number of persons on the Mated with each other, is thus terminated :- France .. .. M&NlTwice daily .. ..IDover ..ilevicedain Names Of 8 !Dividend' Names of d I 'Dmdend to view. The subj cm of th is drawing is the Companies. 1 ' per I Price. c ....., e ,. I per Price, la6d, register of Parliamentary electors tor the several SUch is; the state of the London drams, and the ?t r a ae m e n ( l l2 - - - Nj'th I d 7th 212.1gf d m a o Leo , yr • . ! T r une JO transept on the opening day at the moment when her se Annum. upon- Majesty &St toek her seat on tbe chair of state. The years from 1645 to 1851, distinguishing livery- large provincial cities, and its contemplations may afford tiolland - .. :: :: 11 .1 4 l e e cizies ay . & satu y r•lLVlcie o n n :: At u e eB s..lt:, ----- -I lc men from householders; and, of the number of persons the social philosopher, as well as the manager and the tionduras .. .. . Nll7th of the meath:Southarnpt. July 20 •C .£ I w . Crystal feuntain is in the foreground, and the Royal en the register of municipal electors tor uldermen and critic, much suggestive thinking. It is quite certain that fr n e d l i and ,t 8 .. .• he & ee : Twice dry - .. !Holyhead .. 1 wicedalb , i i eletn i & Oldh 1 97 ei, 113 oteeclesfient. man 21.10 e. SO Cinntnistioners, the fereign ernbassedore, and the great Neatk •••• •• 100 j 161. - mkt"' common councilmen, from 1845 to 1851 (each ward to the refitted courtly portion of society do not now con- India a ( (vi : At o . u rs. th t a u lz.) a l l . f t ea c2d4thilframoonnthth 2 sts c) tattaterpt. ,July J 3 et!itrunk/VI:b.1:1; 1: ( 0 ) b - - ofl - 1 Jere 01 state in their rich and varied costumes, are D ver •• 'July 1 1. 95 Oxford.... •• 1001 20i. 135 Riche greuped men i the throne. Beirg in coltairs, the glit- be given separately).-Agrt ed to. sid•-r the English drama as one of their habitual • Kediterranean (via 1 tiruaingham 40 4/. 93 Peak Forest. est ! 31. Ise. 70 certifi, tering and bri liaot effect produced by Oil glorious KILRUSH AND ENNISTYMON UNIONS. amusements. The rich of every class imitate the great ,i tt i t t hant rr !,,tteoenn) ._. 31 1 20th of the month JSoutliarnpt. July 23 :oventry•••• 100, 251. 200 Regent's- .• 33 I 11. 34). 19% s e, p eerby .•• •• 100: • 61. 63 Rochdale...• $6 , IL 42 ''','" ' e Mr. REYNOLDS wished to know why the returns and the intellectual and professional classes, though marseuiese „, a scene has b• en rendered with admirable fidelity, (vi.. Nittat24tkofmonthlllover • July 1 _lnatureeeChe 133' 3Se. 26% Sonerset Coal ise 71.105. - cite-s -and the drawings pre.ent the apposrtece of a highly ord. red on the 1 lth of April in regard to Kdrush and now laud then lured to a theatre by a clever per- Mexico .• •• •• M 2ct oi the month.. eouthampt: Juty 5 rand.' unctn 100 31 pr. ct. 59 Do.Lk Fd St 1 2 ; el. p. c - °Profit Eaniste mon Unions, hao not bee n laid ou the table? former or a remaikable piece, no louver consider liadelra -- •• M,9th of the month Southauapt. July 12 Do.. 6 pr. Ct. 10 - 11 Stift - 4 &Wore 1 - !M. • 406 finished picture. - Then, drawings, when iwmpl.ted, %vele OrirO leand Surrey 100 21. Os. 32% Shrewsbury.. 12 4C 5 1 1 - - hi Sir G. GIIEY said he would communicate with Sir it as a branch of literature and the fine arts, which it M a l ta . .. .. a; i 7tB.Ni7jh,l9th,e7th IDover June 21 ' H. Ine form the mett perfett m‘inet•to ot the Great Exhibition , rand Union 100 is. les. 24 Stoarbridge.. 145: 2 °L 230 W. S.er create, and a certain the cause of the delay. becomes them to be well acquainted with, Who, then, do Naples* .. ... Nett) leth ' 2 4 s T :ru n t t al h o Dover •• Ju'v A which can poesib'y be imagtued, and in Mr. N-sn'a ab'e r(ennt ss Avu 39 41. 04. 4% Severs and a 1 eertelit IN VE N ItiON Fula PERFORATING POSTAGE fraqu. nt the 'beat, e..? A very nvsecliareOuS dies. A few "eel 31111 es * .: .. N:51.1. 15th 26th of tme Dever .• JulY 2 eancaster • 100 4/ - Wye Rall. I 2 ,, 21.0 e. 24 %hire, hands the mos', periect accuracy way be relipd on. The other 'three wilt be reed . ), we believe, in the course of S • leee MPo. traders who have n•,t country villein; some few pr,les i i•eninsular.. .. ~ se 7!1) I7th 27th ut nue S,outhampt. ;Jae.. 16 .ese.•iit& leen, 100 201. 400 Warwick& 1 eeicester ...• 100 SI. 66 trirmlnie 5 1001 41. 46 the fir next m 'nth. Lord NA AS asked the S. eretary of the Treasury sionel people whose businese prevents the ir leaving Loe- , ern ; 3 . 7. .... :: ..: e s t , 51 ttiti.hi,eittit.h2.settini,o,itiwthe..;;:ityitehrame.t. ILu l ly 2 20 eeicstr&Nth 81, 41. 44% Warwick& 1 I II iw ch a .-,......5ee500n....-.....--_,.. whetoer the machine for perforating the sheets ot dein dilly; the large collection ot clerks and a ss i st - etest irdies .. .. Me7th of the inoeth Southempt . . /Jul; AO emehhoreeh,l42 701. 510 Napton..i 1001 3L 30 Munch EXCII EQ U E R.-( 1' 1 - 11 •DA Y.) postage lab,- Is, which was tumid:it dby the patertee ants who also now Occupy, as lodgers, the metropo weat Indicts I,(lereept ! ee2d of the month .. tiouthatept. July 5 I ionmouthshlloo SI. - Worcetr ik second inteemrysh I 100 - - Hi m i ng. } 781 31. 40% to the C. rnmissiobers of Stamps in the year 1849, liters tenteleecees oree Occupied by teeir masters. A li r Trenmaalts "") (uc,,,,,. \lr. 8ar,,,, %lit RTIN ) thu.s marked (*) are conveyed te r.eitnMwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks -' I le. 64. 6% had been I , , aitil to anew. r tee put pose for which It vast Mather 01 peeple belonging tu the innumerable art. Fennell earket et?..thmoaseriecire.titnes W. 1 If i:CKETT v BAsLEY. eyes intended; lied if e 0 ceby to rtorated postege stamps coer,ected %int] theatrical tepeesentationte end suaonget CALIFO.sNIe.-Mails to and from California, ria the United States a•AS..LIGECT AND COHN COMPANIES. ping, p Tittle was a eta, • f a , ault toed eeduction. Mr. Green- Are nOev aeSpaLetied cid due by every American pecket. --_________-___ rave not been ouppoed to the putelle, ile accent - twice to whom the circuiaaoit ot orders end free admissions is wood epriesr. d for the pleintiff, and Mr. Sorg ion Dividend 1 Amount and A the. terms et the arrangt mew eet. sail info bet +teen enormoue. Perhepe the meat remuneratiug atei the neat T . 1•12_ . _.....................,1•e• eame ef Company. Wilkie, fir the defendant per j of Paid. Price, Corker Ihe Commiesioners end the patentee-viz , that he resp, chi ble clasees are the ceuntry InMors, irleledilig F AT A L A Annum. 1 Share. '1 he jwy returned a ve rel i ct fur the plaintiff- CCIDFNT C • R ON THE ALe.DONIAN AMWAY. .-......___---- __-------) . -Ij. 1 Dizenge,, 10/. was `• to fureieh the meet - line on the übderstending hig ,ly educated persene, who visit the London theatres -0a Friday ever' ' c . c t i t. den d t oc h eur f re j d on the Caledonian , 4. s. 4. -.T.-677-1. - ham'ofa' _____ •• •••Vinm........,,, het he was lett to be repaid this cott the . reot, or to r« - es pieces to be. seen mice, Literary men c. rtainly do Etilwey, which rieZltaend ritish .• . • DENMARK AN V 'l' ILE DUCLI I ES (*lre compense, ion for his inv•-ntion until the plan was net at end the ne, except as connected with the press; for of the engiae-drivers o i n n t 11 1 e e li e n l e t . ° He CtesEt d V i r a d t 3 s u u r n, t :i i t s , :. ' oitto er;3"vin•c•ta•l....:: 11.1tia. 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 i o s 0 0 13 and Jo, . 0 0 is% E. Wet nroug liafiatito eurcbesful op-notion, t o i l. t:,,d .receive h el , the it is remarkable how few one ever sees le the course of a charge of the . 915 mail train. Finding he we, losing g tim e , S:ighton •.-- - - .. 51. 20 0 0 - - shire, bi The Soedertturg paper. stete that the Deteeh and ity of London .... - 61. ,100 0 0 150 8 0 120 lit:glee e app . ° tatt, u 0 toe pu i ; I , h . r constant attetatance, . notwithstanding his utmost endeavours to keeo up tit; Schleswig menthe-re of the Flenenurg Assembly are , laaao, u t a d powag e lehele we en 1.4 d t een in use in The coticlueien, then, we must come to is, that the steam, li S tw ice left the engine and went across tee; root - • 'entinentaiconsondat. 923. 175 0 0 31 5 0 - Weltb, agreed on aCeeptieg the DAt i-h billee, - Ssli • - 'D) fl,g, hoth iii , i. a 0: P..tkm• ut fur the last tnree meu. tie heve cal , ivated end propertied classes have Beady forsaken the carriages tu see if anything wee wri:ing with stt: ai , qui e t r a ta ble : ............•• :pi. 50 0 0 50 0 0 27 60 0 0 :Stafford 50 0 0 70 E. Whit coinege, etietems, a• .1 excise. been supplied by the patentee, or in the ueual way by the English theatre, ; the portion that like theatrical " drags." There being a cattle truck in the train, which ndettendent . :::::.• .... 61. 40 eO4O 0 0 46 W. H. l The Duchy of Letietiburg has been desired by the postmester ot the oistrict. eirrertamments transferring their patronage to the operas b e l ea awkwardly situated drag, he was in the act or "dan- •• --- •• •• - so 0 0 50 0 0 -e -adjureeng Ir. when he m'sted his tooling, and rell upon the - ao 0040 0 0 - g ird s W , Royal proclamation to nominate a Commission of 31 . 3 c Mr. C. LEWIS begg.d to stow in the first place, that and musical ente•rtaintnente. ls the orama teerefote persons for the revision and aperoval of the plan of the itivenlion to which the Hon Member had alluded had obliterated ? By no means I but it slumbers whilst line. h.Tilie,wheels ot one or mere of the carriages passea •I t ia Par . l . . Pr . e . f . e . ren .. ce 61. 25 0 0 710 0 -- berougn, 41: 50 0 0 49 0 0 27% We bber, 1 : 1 et an h tl severed it nearly through at a point about tatcliff ..... ......... :: Government whieh was propostd for that Duch y t it been trivet, and had been tuund to eueceed, abd in con- there is no force breught to bear upon these &eases, ,Tfrar 51. j 100 0 0 90 0 0 - ee l o l in. This eccurred a little to the west- 'rated General ...... Fneldrd January last. sequ« nee of that euceees it certain sum of money had ben Each theatre (with one or two exceptiotio) is Ward of P We:t 11. 50 0050 0 0 I 15% ' - not observed to fall off - reettninster Chartered 3/, 50 0 0 - 46% J. J. Foi evearded by the Treasury to the inventor, partly as a work , d without any de-finite idea or persevering aim. the carriage by ei a ttler v' o He 'vac' Ditto, New ........ ---- e - _ ---. ..--___. f the guards i.r stoker ; but thet 12s. 50 0 0 10 00 • 9% hoeiers- PREFenMENT.---The Rev. Newton Seirer M.A reward for his invention, end partly ae souse compense- All clasees are sought to be attiacted, and soon became aware that he was missine and the t • rain _________ und G. I lion tor the c..st of the machine. However, Mr Archer, none are caught. Classes of totally different was stopped with the view of goine back ' t i 'eh If 'LIST OP SCOTTISH corrsPArmos. PRICES to the Rectory ot Be fleet, hurrey; patron, the Lo'rel Chan...! ____ ______ re g erds I cellor. the ieveriter, wise not sainfi• d with the amount awe, d« d habtts, tastea, sentiments, and ideas, are ene This prop-anion, however, was trust7rated by .tahleilinterZup. ----------- Dividead -Amount Naylor, -____o_hh.-......-__ to him, and he deal el te accept it. Under those cir- denvoured to be pleased by one entertainment ;u of some i•fficial at one of the stations • and the consequeinme; Name of Company. per Of PAM ' PM" ' P. Conrc 131pER IA L 1.3 A RLIAAIENT. t c h u i m uk , ,tab th c r es nit i :Tv d e: p i n u r rti • fi r :d t of Inland Revenue did not reeult only to be brought about b the most in makiog any ute of eras. and hitherto eenl suecesieh . a ee general ap p , y y e mplished by that the trahi roceeded o I ' j w e a." h . h •p . nwan sto Ca stairs, on reach , g wic a Special engine was sent back alone the line Th ___________ Annum. Share. j. W. T r fellow Was •• - • e e e •E s. d. x s. d Tower hi (THIS EVENING.) !h e machine, and particul a rly as the inventor the one dramatic writer, whose genius was as universal Pei) ] fbl d • found le ing on the sole of the rallway in a lank of Scotland had intimated his intentiou of removing it. us it was particular. By this meses theatrical art, es pooeeowasonesativith his napkin and j,cket tied nuand his leg, tritish Linen Company 41. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 2 , 0 eee Haymerk The machine, therefore, remained in the well as dramatic art, hiss no means of cultivation. flap- as h ar .s () p an _Etble, to stop the haemorrhage. By this time 'aledonian Bank HOUSE OF LORDS. 4 ffiee, and no u s e had been neede of it beyond this-a has erd speculation supplies the place of scientifie apw . 0 1 , H t hour and a half had elapsed, and he was fast ity ofellaseow Bank el. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 11% R. Dour e wae conveyed to Edinburgh, and removed to :lydesdale Bank •... •• i% per cent.i 20 0 0 10 0 0 13% curriers- The LORD MIA:WELL 'lt = OOll his seat uoon the Wool- certain number of sheets of pelf . ..owed postage stamps plication; and a theatre is a lottery and a *how, whic ' h dar sluku4'. ,_ tbe Ruyal Infirmary; but he died • u t h , :emu:tercet] Bank - - 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 tee street, H Sack at Five u'el, cit. had beeu furbished, at the requst ot tee inventor himself, pends on a hundred contingencies for success. This is t had him in char e wer 1 ' • j s as t e parties wee! 'astern Bank.-- •• 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 91 7s g e aying hen upon one of the beds.- •Iclinb.feGlatigow Rane 6/. per cent. 50 0 50 0 . 4% Evesham, SA NITARY ST A TF, OF THE METROPOLIS. to the gentlemen in the library of the House of Commons, •be regretted, for the drama of England is the nbl s •° Scotsman. exchange Bnk of Scot 4l. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 9 Denbem i Ihe Bishop of LONDON wished to draw the amen- and also to a postmaster in Bridge.street, Westminster. the world; it has taught history to statesmen (t o (' e • t in , n given Leash TO READ WRITING. -An old man wh 'rational Bank _ tte per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 15% G. Met, lion of the Govereu eat to the sanitary state of tne me- COLONEL ROSE. 1 phraseology to orators; it contains a perfect programme with his wife, had lived e " iorthof Scotland Bant 15/.teareent. 20 00210 0 21 lee Lanetielair tropolis, tied to thf, tree, salty that ex:ated for giving Mr. ÜBQUEIAR r asked Lord John Russell if he jof human life and humanity and deserves ab tt V illards, at Tour or many years in the Hospice des ' royal Bank ofScetland et. percent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 i • ss • s, purchased four years ego a peir of trou. ladonnane of Scotland 4 1. percent 100 0 0 50 0 0 88 and W. V effect to the 13ws exitting on the euhjter, and to the in- would produce the Treasury Minute, on which a compen- than to be tossed about on ;tails at fourpence e ee l tate le 4 vo.ume sers from a soldier, and wore them untl " Wt B k 71 50 1 within the last few es ern an --- •• . per cent. 50 9 0 0 0 724 worsted al troeuc- ion of fresh legislative measures. sation of i 820/. for the loss ot half-pay was made to Co- The interest of men in men it; universal and indeatruc: days. The wife then began to unsew them, and dis- Alliance Fire and Life 4 1,41. pr cent 10 0010 .) 0 214 The Eat' (if CARLISLE said that the attention of lonel Ewe, while Consul-General iu Beyruth. tible; and to have an opportunity of seeing butt:tacit in covered fastened in the band a ; „ p.ece of . paper. tritish Guarantee ...• 41. per sent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 les 01 `aledonian Fire Insur. iol.per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 22% David St lha Government wee directed to the subject. Mr. C. LEWIS said there would be no objection to every situation, and under every phase of humour Yand " ALA" said the husband, glancing at, it, it is an asps/I:at of - itty of Glaseiew Lite.. 61 . percent. 25 002 0 0 3/. Ile shire. pi HIGHWAYS (SOU LH WALES) BILL. produce the Treasury Minute. sentiment, is too entertaining and too intensely the old . _ Repaublic? I . t is . of no use! " " Well I " answered lolonial Life ... .... - 50 0 0 10 0 21. 13. David Wil On tt e motion th , t ibis Bill be read a third time, MR. DISH A ELI'S RESOLUTIONS. interesting not to excite curiosity and approba- the h wife, l 7 ~5 tiere is a little engraving on it, I will paste it etinnuneh Life Insur 61. percent. too 0 0 15 0 0 ' 21 1 4 vi. John Hem he dal so. The day after a ene. Se scot, Law Life 51 . percent. 50 0 0 217 6 I 3 , count HEREFORD oppused the third reading, as In answer to Sir B. HALL, Aion. All we have to do is to cultivate and at d te t e wa '. person came in it lea s au u Y and on tseelog the note exclaimed-e What! do you paste 'Are kelec. of Scatland 61 . percent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 31. Os Thon3as D exc. poops] Bill, introducing a species of le- Mr. DISRAELI said he had not yet settled the points ' the art by which these things can be developed, and to bank notes of I ,oool ' . to the ' , rational Fire and Life 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 ,•24‘.0c1 cattle de, Fjtheion for Wales different from th - le • h •t d • at wic eats e . in . on which he intended to take the opinion of the Howie it wall , " " I,oeot ' Good bugland, suape ourtelves to those outward circumstances which heavens?" cried husband and wife t . g . , 1- : .• , , worth British Insur..• 41. per cent. 200 00200 0 j 27 F Robert re He moved th la B • d h ti • 1 at t o ill be read a third time wlth regar to t e cartels arrangements of the Go- must be complied with or subdued before any human an assionat? " "No, but a note f tele ether, • wey In tlt icottish Union Inernce. - IV. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 j 24. 6d Richard W t1:10 day six month.. Bank ht lirance ttandard %Ito ...... • 51. per cent Ito 0045 0 1 12 . eernmeet; but he would probably be able to lay a copy transactions cau proceed with regularity and continuity, for 1,000 f.. which sum any banker ° e t - l e e The Earl of CAWDOR def nded it sive for it.' The United Dep. Assurance el.per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 ;17s Od Francis Jam he Bill. E x . the enactments of of his ren•lutions on the table to-morrow evening. Could men of taste awl intelligeuce be induced to v note stuck too ti htl to the w I en- . g . 3 7 a 1 to be removed, so tbe vi- Joishus He' vere needed. perieece had shown that such enactments ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION BILL. •l • h • tare capita in suc speculations, we should soon see this sztor cut out the brick, and sent it to a banker at the town MISCELLANEOUS. Thomas W The Hume then went into Committee on thie Bill. creature of the time in as good a condition as any other. That gentleman saw that the note was a perfectly good one . . ------- p lytde , --•----- 2 7 - ----- hictint --- Viscount HEREFo„ of agricu expleined. On the question that the preamble be agreed to, A definite idea and indomitable energy, with the ne- and he sent it, still attached to the brick, to the Bank of Name of Company. per or Paid. Price. The Duke of Rec t i' v r The Metquis of L OND su erted t • -ANSDUtat prh., he Bill. Mr. WALPOLE rose to move an addition to the pre- misery capital, produce all our successes and exc 11 e epees, ttga,d, France. It was paid at once. The note is dated 1820.- Ca- Annum. Share. --- --____ _ - THI • vioti'd lips pi.% 'hi, nu , asur, NE hoped their Lord.. amble, and in doing so he observed that it was 311 1: 1 nesed and the theatres are no exception, X. s. d. t. s. it. that there was considerable ambiguity in the exist- In the purely intellectual drama associations of the HEAT OF THE WEATHER. -0 s t Tee Hill was then read a t hird t" n a urday the heat Assam Tea .......... - 20 0020 0 0 9 Livicercro API% g Ls. t ale Mad passed. ing law bearing upon the subject, which this talented comedians might be advisable, as in the old was so excessive throughout the day that several hordes tuctien 5 1art•• • •-• 21. 52. 50 0 0 - 26 34 but previous Lord LI-NDUHRS r moved that it b Biil embraced, For his part he thought tbere WB3 no time; thus were got together the admirable companies dropped down dead; and a gentleman, who was wi nessing tistraitan aerietnturt ti. 100 00300 0 15 straiten Trust ...• 61. per cent. - 35 0 0 20 AIANCHICS' e referred to the ambigati y whatever in it. The law was clear and dis- from the earliest period of our drama. In the specta. otlffie tiftll)3e= iotfaithine Guhr b d i s in St. James's-park, was carried th u glo-Mexican Mint- 11. 10e. 10 0010 0 0 25 constitute the in3mittee for Privileges to c o ,. sider and report wh t tin t b as s sensi e . . It was fouud that he was la- nftto. Half eharee.. - - 210 0 - Runcorn, au( arse, having regard to the .privileges of • a • c e ' tat -- -ome ambiguity had been suggested, it was cubit' portion, capital guided by taste is, perhaps suffi- b • d fp owing un er a coup de soletl. - 38 10 0 - scarcely to be Rritish American Land - foe (Ahura() t this House new Out they should attempt to remove it,so as to make cient. Is would be no small means of success, ' if the ght to be pursued ,_, „g he attendance a d ei ' e'• 1 INSTITUTION OF MECHANICAL ENGINEE i lanada ..• --•• • • • • 61. per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 484 ports of wheat n a - the aW as plain and distinct as possible, and the best literary producers could be welded into prop.' • ns.-It has e of the Mas'er of the "'"' s and ether d u d 'elutes Do. 3 percent Bonde - - - "if and fair of fli ges of the way to attain that object was by making some alteration and gca t• t t ' • mane e et. ,as cons an practice with the been determined by the ceuncil of this instit t • t I u ion oce e- 17ppr Canada Ronde et pee epnt. - - ine sacks of this a art of Chatic,•ry upon the hva r i ug of appeals 8, m, as brate the period of the•Gre t E h • • • h. x 'baton by inviting the city Navigation Bonds :leper cent. - - 96 considered that the Bill which had bee., antro'duc L.d. in the Prea.ulbl" to this Bill. That was one of the with all artists, gives the momentum of facility derived principal engineera and machinists of all countries to a ban- Gen. Revers. & invest. 5 p.c. lir es, 21 100 0 0 !100 0 0 92 this morn•ng t e reasons which induced him to propose this addition, from experience. Such a total revolution of the pro. quet o m :,cmitable Reversienry t e p.e.&b5.51100 0 0 100 0 0 109% the week, but 3 the other House for the reform of th e Court n - endaye the 3011 inst ,at the Freemasons' Tavern ' •_ii, -,. 5 of then. g .ot but he bad another and a very important reason for ert arrar ements of the theatres would I Date New ......._ 50 0 0 210 0 - any dispositice py . g . . o ear the and we understand Boit upwards of 200 invitations have . incery affeetA the pritv K h d been d ?rabl "P ' m ovin this e d I t • 411 d gam n ment. t %%as hig y esirable ground of much deleterious incumbrance. and Open a been sent to dist 'h• • • sen.areato Navigation 10 p.ct.& bs. le nOl4 0 0 2e% We quote the use. He understood that all a h_ rawn up b ., t Ingots ed engineers zu various pirta of the Hudson's 8ay........ Stock. - 2 ° 6 - Wheat. 2s t, the Woolsack , e hat this Bill should be rendered effective Nob, ra fir dramatic art ad I' t inti new e i . . 2! Itera ere. We perceive ct nent, and also to all the principal scientific gentlemen RungerlOrd -..-- •• 21 - . - ss. - 1100 00 47 Noble and Learned Friend on .„ ' ai nt It the mil w td h . o t o t at . was h to make the pr . eamb f le an tendencies . ot this kind flecking the datkened horizon ot !thee in . Er,gland. Robert S!ephatison, Esq , .iI.P., president ~,,ndnn Institution ... .... ..... i7B/6 0 7 French, Is per him honi•ur; he consid , red that Hut .woutld eitable ene quiv Y oce e l y __ get rid 0 arrea rs tehpe. Ii vernelt against, t %recent . aggve asion l o d b the the theatrical world; and shell be grattlied if these few I" ei it hwehmhstitution, will take the ch .ir. It is expected that New Zealand Company 950012500 - barrel ; oats, 1 Nohle and Leareed Friend to o ieeessary tat this Bill shou e a desultory thoughts may draw the attention of the taste- t ! ' • 11l h e a meat important meeting, heirig the first occa- Ditto, New ........ - 25 06 1 11 10 0 - NoTTINSILA It alsh _ ,proitideo reteli... _ . won w en the lusseil Instltution fi • .. 4 _ - - 26 5 0 - bas been very 4 the Cuurt of Chancery. d h p.,' ta t b"',"'Y act upon the POtie, but the preamble ful and the profession to an earheet consideration of the engineers of this country have had an oppor !gee in thelr : L round Notting] the attendaece of e quity jte e t on so - we ra tunny of meeting in a body the gettalemen engaged in kin- zn v t a ne ra t io r a se a o ry rl a nL s t a r: : i % n i p . e p r r e e7l:i. 10: : : 1:: : : 70 1 b , _ lure t „„ pr , ,te.t . ) ed that it ehould form an energetic subject. tee Be had ni i. , beyond precede dred pursuits thrt.ughout the world, and of course they will otoyat mail Steens.... 41. p share 100 0 0 60 0 0 7 use tO be consulted in appeals. as sure and te Intranet all future aggreseitins of this character, - --- --a__ -- ay sin favour ot such ame asure, and he th . 'eh the p hail it with pletieure as enabling them to form each others' South Australian ... •• 11. pe • r share ' . 25 0 0 25 0 0 2 5 4 - meting as could robin ion autbor,, . upe that hie a-eumption of ecclesiastical FRANCE. cranlaioman's Land. - 100 0029 9 0 i ket to-day was the proposittou would meet with the aPP _ f the ihhh ;`,,Y In this country wee ill..gal in fact as well as in EPIDEMIC AMONG CATTLE. acquaintance, and thereby lead to a mutual and trien• ly ita terebange of views and ideas upon matters of science and ______.----,,, e ,__________ . cbange in the 1 the country at large ; but it would be or . „. pvi.arn, l l : thee, t fere wiehed to propose an addition to the The grippe, cholera, and other disagree dale epidemic% impr . ovements in the varh us breeches ef the profession. A gave an advent tatittee of Privileges to detertnitte how euc h Lind had ;iewhieb, after declarin that tbis kin d have disappeared for a time; bur, en revanche, a most special meetlng of the institution will be held in the atter I/intern TISEMENT J .- Twenty Meer, on the LPres week. In oats [Mance could be obtained. Cett 4in he was . " - i , rl ril e , nat all 1i -. 1 :13 , ,s sO tria g e and indepe e g t ° t in t) wa ' 8 !loon of . the s d hured by I H 3 olfcloway's Ointment and Pills.-Extraet of a letter prices. tore :., h at no virulent epidemic, which bears strong alislogy to the ch... T ce .e a y, at the Society of Arts, when varieus ' t lot to be obt,ieed through the Re. dinal iPsdl •crte prelate, or Potentette hath - ll' l' h il rom 0. • nocker, dated Mount Gambia,..South Australia. At Ipswich w or oug tto ave lera. has b• en decimating several, classes ot [he iniferior ' rt e r e , ?tln4 scittulfic papers for the inetaution will be read 1 Bill introduced into the other House of Perliament. shY i ur,,, c r Z i ' Or autherity, either s • pinto.' or tem ) pie ral, ant mats. Like the cholera, this formidable diseliae ewes off and discussed. July 7. 1649. To Prefessor Holloway. Str,-A case has beans. n a course w ould tie a direct invation of their Lord• viliti'l" iiirde ~ an!, w euld gu on to s ecit th 1 just come under my observation in which the efficaey of your At Woedbrid .' priviiegt,s. ii , ...ee tnvtettere proposed that the matico hese wl .t.v.ic.1,1 ai,,..,,,,, ~_ es . P . Y a . atv In the strong , st subject in tin hour, arid is characterised THE LANGUAGE OF YouNG LADIF.B.-The Rev. i ul Kid huff, rescript or b ret t • • ypo, ra ton, etupor, specific chetracee, blue colour Ointment and Pills has ' f been fully proved. A man o the and the trade w A. Peaho,iy, in an address betties the Newnwypert Femele name of Joshua Smith had upwards of tvrenty ulcers on his At vuey wile: to 1, ttr 1 . 3 epos h .1h wearlithtto; Such or the lik. , Iti b"°" ," !" le Coelaii , t,to o 1 PriVlll-p•a, re) tski acts or ma i tter School, which has been “vr er e e of the skin, and general it j.ction of the ratmenoary canal, published, enlerged upen the use shies. which were so difficult to cure that almost ever remedy freely offered til,.. qUestlOn netermined b..f. ire the tt i h I -el seoltet come hatching f 4 1,2 'retendee c, wn. her regaliy, anti the • . • of exaggerated, extrav erpt - cially the renal! in e.tine. The disease, svhwever , agant torins ot speech,-ehying had been applied without any good effect. Your l'ills and On Thursday realm, end 'dm the other House. He admitted that it was most ll'e i d from se. notintnien Of a hierarch i f sinlndia for •ett d it . may be. is highly virulent, and in a must extraor- iticenf for handsome. horrid or Ointment were then resorted to, and in about six weeks he so larg . e as to pr t ! ible tO st - core the attendance of ecolity judges it, iti-hops mime • e 8 a "d with tines denyved horrible for 7 P, nple'l 'i ls . at rn it, l9 7 mmense for large, thousands or was completely cured, and scarcely a mark is now to be seen.- Ai Sudb y beenigit g' tu the e r „. • 'nary degree ceetegtoue. Every fiore, fvery dro of Lorriebipe ' House when atter Ld s • - - - tr„in place, I . . P myriads for any number Inure than t " wo. We' c 1 ." lie Sold by all dr; tat a d t P , t • f , gg sr n a rofessor Holloway's Establish- offers made, and or step were hear sumptlon or utet h u of EeKlehd, flaid in au animal eut off b the com fat - y p ut, is capable says, t• to write down, Mr d• h • per quarter. one ae , t a colleen a lon o some ment.244, Strand. London tpeals, but that adv.r.tege ought to be aecureo and the e a 6 s erson thew -y an y perste, o f • • ' ' tran-mittio the ori trial disete•e Even a drop of the young ladies ot my acquaintance, and then to interpret it • a v RiADING, Jt Lit toy infr ng , went of the rules of their Lerd- other tpan fee p , t.t. . enntn authertssd 14 . g ' • tDv ealTlsitetEnTi.-Twn -PthAT -XHIBITION.- 0 tit* le, or ile ot archh,g bo , , equeuus burnour, interted ben's,. h the skin of a heathy literally, it would imply that, within the compass of twelve E 20s to .Ps ; oat RouSe. The judges of the court • • b - Jaw ef the Dam , e *ot e quit) } t t v. town or place, within an,v P« oishoP. aeim.l, giv part of the es the malod Y The 8 tri toms however or fourteen hours t .• , hey had met with more marvellous ad- A valuable, newly-invented, very email powerful waistcoat 26s to 32e per i ill Privy CoiriCillors. and he prop..sed tbet, in con- er dean of any -it e • ettions and euere . . are considerabl d • fi 3' ' y p ' ' t mo ;. ed, according to . the class or res and hair-breadt s. E. had assed throu Is (virt," • - h escap ~ p . g more p .cket glass only the size of a walnut, to discern minute ob- Os. Poultr . y with ancient prectice, writs ef etanneons ehould Ueited Kingdom, aro usuri ieen's authority te,riente in even species or Y a jects at a distance of from four to five miles, which is found to to 4)3 6d tj •n of the Q• . teed . as . the morbific cause re- eza,e,:jcpreenoerncfes, had seen more d imposing spectacles, he invaluable at the Exhibition. and to Sportsmen, Gentlemen, g:7 l ': Eggs If ainst meins the 83133te a n. 112" ' Jed to them, commaeding them to attend their manifeet elerogath id statute of th'e tettetti! hall otsnoti.fpphurtunity is offered of etudying the had e i r o n o o l e o Ye n .. zre „ rapture, than end ttamekeepers. To be had at Sll. Albemarle-street, 1 would suffice for h e al; l f i d . . WoRCESTEP, lips' fleus et as hid formerly been iesued to all the spirit and 'Went of I h' 56- d such usurpatintisSeat comparative cif: Tsahrpathological cause in dif• e zen co .1 11 Piccadilly, opposite the York-hotel. Opera and Race-course l caused a further. t Councillors, whe t h e r Olaf; writ should be ism d of Klieg George the Feurth, an, e dowed tu ripen :teat'', fereto classes of animal i e. s interesting study has been OWNERS AND LicesEEte oF le IN ie.- . s. A all 1 1 la s glasses with wonderful powers-a small object can be clear y and was fully confirm •ir Lordships at (twee, Or Whether a short Bill encroschtne•.ts ought Lot to eth a . f a and custom." taken up by several members of th At d e (A erny ut tiledicine, been bre ' night into the House of Commons bY Sir W. Somer. seen from ten to twelve miles distant. T p eleseo es-a new h extra. English white an be introduced into their Lordehips' Boost, Usage or to obtain the seriction o. tun who are now pert' mon villa and the Atter, ey - Genenal for Ireland, - to ruvide fa ' • • cili- most important invention in Telescopes. possessing sue : to the yt ar 1829 t t eue gan extensive series of inocula• • ra eye ptece, red from 15s 6d I itiestion which h e would not take upsn hirntelf te Mr. MOORE remarked that up Wi fir that they h •LI the suuth of France th •t t • . „ ties for owners or lessees of mines in Irel P and to obtain inn • w th tm 31 inches, with an ext I nel all he weuld do e mo te ne le move Oast the Metabees ot Parliament were obliged to s ught to bare t h a i l , aagain broken out with consideerabslwelillig sickness entry on lande for searching for and working such mines. o will m o a l i r o y w p d o is t e rn s ; tly a , J s u o pit e e ' r's Moons. Saturn's Ring, and the per bushel, and ( nbe referred to a CorArni:.;?e Of PrlViirgea. believed that no foreign potentate bath ef ° this country: 184,, egrri:Ute Malady wee a precursor o; v t .t h o o eige o , and res The preamble to the Hill states that it would tend to increase Double Sta.se They supersede every other kit r and at irs of beans keep at abe lora In the Means of eniployme . nt to . the labouring poor it facilities ii i e a,. s.zes, tor the waistcoat pocket, showing, inn' t _ a y i . iina lava lish, inel od l ets LORD CHANCELLOR would not oppose the any authority, spiritual or otherwite ! 'EI 11 abolished, eially thaZ tj, t 'l e ar at bete been ocoesioned th more espe- were provided for working mines in Ireland, and that various purposes. Messrs. S. and B• SoLoatosta. Op_i ~ tees 346 d to 3 s 9d per Efe had drawn up the II 81.. at Ith gr• at but by the Aet Ot 1829 ihat oath was virtua y d d tVis M Ali caseate haa proved f tel.'. e ctacle Lensev prmediately a- in several cases. mines are situate under the surface of lands demised by leases, invented invahiable preserving Si t e to 5s per imperial 'ace a-opte , • • nue. aa inspector, g ,nd with the utte. st aexiety not to in and he should contend if the Commi Lone Relief strong staff, has been disp-oneral of hospitals, with a in which effectual or sufficient powers have net been re- they are placed before imperfect vision, ev . ery object appears At Stourbridge mon tbe privileges e f their Lordships' House, addition that they were repealing the Cato and report on the :tanner. etcbed . ,. to render assistance served to the owners or lessees of such mine to search for or clear and distinct, the most aged defective sight becomes bright ance, and trade w ctments ef the prop .seti Bill merely pieced the Act by a side wind. hink there calities. Many of them ha b op , y condition of the affected lo- work the same. The principal facility to be given will be- and brilliant. is brou ht to its youthful. nature.] and original Is to Is 6d per , judges upon :the genie footing with regard to The SO LICITOR-GENERAL did . not t h re- cloned by the inhabitants; t h e y° en - completely aban. power to the owner hr lessee of a mine in Ireland, on giving state. The Invisible Brganic Nrib ra tor, , and all kinds of acoustic day. All other 8 • notice to the occupying tenant of the land on which tbe mno instrurnents for relief of extreme &Afore. 3 9, Albemarle- last week. ;CO On their Lordships as the Common law W as any necessity for making this a taition to Lee P arts of Frauce, and, ,mh iddle ages still exist in • • t • t nd d • • • with a clerk of the peace the esti- street, Piecadilly, oppoeite the York Hote . amble which as it now stood would accomplish all that various p I 'teed, among ourselves m is a s t l ed ud v e alu a o of tleieposliting At Stratford-on• whi h ch likew and required for working the mine, to According to the la _ _ te census the poDnio;„„ LYNDHURST had nO objection to the clanSe, Wll3 re q ui red.-(flear, hear.) Everything C ist I ' ILOROFORM AS AN enter on and occupy the portion of laud required. The tenant _ AIIiESTURTriI bad 1, - --een sanctioned by the Committee in t o , . • wished to pr, vent any tufriogeraent of the je of chloroform -or of the eel - 1 - e' _ of the land win h. -- 11 of their Lorclilip' B oum cimes had its correrponcling part. in the preamble, The local u 1 40 0 0 i 40 0 0 1 INSURANC7I COMPANIES. o Name of Company, Dividend Amountper of I Paid. Pri4 Annum. Shar e . --,... . ... —...-- —...—._ -- 4 .lbion .• •• •• •• •• •• •• V. 10s 500 00£e. d. I £ a. 4. 50 0 0 86 illiance Brit. and For. 711446 d &bs 100 0 0I 1 1 0 0 211 Ditto Marine... •• •• 6 p ct. & ba, 100 0 0 ' 24 0 0 IOLA •• •• ..... • 133.6 d. 50 0 0 610 0 364 Irgus Life •• •• •• •• 41. per cent. 100 8 0 1 0 0 173 trigs.. Commercial 7a. 6d, 50 0 0 50 0 llerici,bled.&Gen.Li fe s pr ct.& be. 100 0 0 7 10 0 0 ',aunty .......... •• •• 41 . 100 0010 0 0 20 BO 1 6 : : 4 5 0 0 _ O O 0 0 6 5 0 0 0 0 1 6 5 s , 1:4•cle . Eclity and Law .... •• 4% per cent. 100 0 0 6 5 0 0 0 0 s su .leneraluropeam Life •• •• • 10s. 20 0 0 All paid. 12 11 •oe .4 lardian .......• •• • • SI. per cent 100 0 0 41 0 0 56% bnperial Fire .. —•• •• 121 per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 245 inperial Lifb ........ 12s. 100 0 •41 10 0 0 18% ,lcietrinity Marine" —11.4 h. & b e. 100 0 0 20 0 0 50 .aw Fire ............ 100 0 0 210 0 2% .4w 1 ife........•• •• 11. 16a. 100 0 0 10 0 0 46 ,e<al and General Life 50 0 0 20 0 4% L,4piden Fire .• •• • 214. 25 0012 10 0 19 `ondonAhip ........ 20s. 25 0012 10 e 19 4 arine.. .•••••• •• .. 15a.per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 15% I,l.linvild&Gen.Lift 1%1. per ot. 50 0 0 20 0 2% *mach —•••• •• •... 400 1 0 0 1 itional ',eau Fund. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 2% • diadium Life •••••••• 51. per cent. 50 0 0 20 Q 2% ...) i x ...... •••• • • • 31. p. A. & be. 156 Frofessional Life .... •• 51. per cent. 6 5 0 010 0 193.0 d 'ruvident Life.. ...• •• I/. 53. & be. 100 0 0 10 0 0 30 :ock Life............ 53. 60 0 010 0 6% royal Exchange 6/. p.ct &be Stock. 221 ~t ri Fire ......... •• • 61. 104 209 !iitt. Life ... Unted Kinalom aiversal Life lO% ct.&ba. 100 0 0 10 0 0 riztoria Life......,,, Si. per cnt. 4 12 6 514 I THE LONDON GAZETTE, June 20. DIVIDENDS. At the Court, B.singhall-street. J. Gattrcll, Ly mington, Hampshire, upholsterer, July 11, at halt- past one -T, I. Dimsdelei, Trinity square, Tower Hamlets, eurn-tactor, July 12, at hal -past twelve-C. Bonner, Spalding, Liucolushire, scrivener, July 11, at heelf past eleven -T. Pulvertott and Co, Wisbeach, St. Peter's, Cambridgeshire, ironmaster, July - 11, at half-past twelve-T. Pulvertoft, Wisbeach St. Price. Peter's, Cambridgeshire, ironmaster, July 11, at eleven -J. Calthorp, Isleham, Suffolk, ironmaster, July 11, at ----- twelve-W. Williams. Brecon, Brecknockshire, draper, - July 11, at eleven-J. Gentry, Booking, Essex, smith, - July 11, at one-T. Keating, St. Plies Churchyard, -% druggist, July 15, at twe l ve . 26 In the Country. - J. Atkinson, N ewcast e•upon-Tyne, victualler, July - 11, at one, u t t h e C ourt, Newcast le-upon -Tyne-W. 2 - , Thompson, N ewcast l e - upon - Tyne, grocer, July 11, at - ' twelve, at the Court, Newcastle-upon-Tyne -W. Ed mond and T. Edmond, Bombay and Liverpool, mer chants, July 11, at twelve, at tke Court, Liverpool-W. _ - Edmonds, Bombay and Lit erpool, merchant, July 11, at - twelve, at the Court, Liverpeol-J. Render anti E. Ben der, York, tailors, July 14, at. eleven, at the Cour, Leeds - -J. Armitage', J. Armitage, W. 11. Armitage, and C. _ 12 Armitage, Marsden, Yorkshire, woollen•cloth manufac turers, July 14, at eleven, at the Court, Leeds-F. San .. dars and C. Sanders ' Derby, c o r n merc h ants, J u l y 11, at .... ten, ut the Ceuta ,Nottingham-C. Ruhey, Sto c k- u p on - Trent, Stuffurdshire, earthenware mauutMcturer, July 16 12, at one, at the Court, Birmingham. PAYMENTS OF DIVIDENDS. - T Williams, Epsom, Surrey, draper, Is. 2d., on Thurs -86 ie day, June 19. an d three fr llowg Thursday a , b etween 21% 36% eleven and two , at t h e office of Mr. Stausfeld, Basing -17% hall -street. - 7 11. R. Bigge, Brewer -street, Gold en - square, carpenter, 20 Is. Oid„ o u Th urs d ay, June 19, and three following so Thu, sdaye, between eleven and two, at the office of Mr. 15 Staus'eld, Bainghall•street. 6 % A. Chartnan, Cebharn, Surrey, farmer, 1 lid., on ll Thursday, June 19, an d three following Thursdays, be su tteeen eleven aid two, at the office of Mr. Stansfeld, 736 basinghall-street. 2456634 J. Bates, 'Kettering, Northamptonshire, watchmaker, igu 8d . any Wednesday, between eleven and three, at the so office or Mr. Whitmore, Bessinghall-street. 2 % G. M a y, C urs i toraetreet, Cnancery•lane, builder, 2s. 4 434 2 4 ad., any Wednesday, between eleven and three, at the 19 (Alice of Mr. Whitmore. Basinghall-street. Is R. Sl'Dawall, Wm ehirtg, Sussex, draper, 10s., any Wednesd a y, b etween tl• von and three, at the office of i Mr. Whitmore, Basingltall street. 2% E. Trent, Sherbortte, Dorsetshire, and Yeovil, So -Ib6li mersetshire. dr a p er , 4a. 1 10., any Wed nes l ay, b etween , 93 , eleven and three, at the office of Mr. Whitmore, Basing -30 hell -street. 49 6 % J. Barr, N ew T urnstile, High Flolborn, and Old.road, ae, Sr. Pancras, b u i lder, 611., any Wednesday, between 48 eleven and three, at the office of Mr. Whitmore, Basing -4 hall -street T. Bradley, Raeelagh-row, Pimlico, lard refiners, 40., any Wednesday, between eleven and three, at the office of Mr. Whitmore, Basingball-street. - W. Ecchet, Walton. le Dale, Lancashire, cotton spinner, Price. 6i., any Tuesday, between eleven and one, at the offi ce of :fir. Mackenzi e , M anc h ester. - J. Sharplee, sen., and J. Sharples, jun., Daisyfield, 156 near Blackburn, c o tt on sp i nners, Is. 2 5-32 d., on any 68 % Tuesday, between eleven and one, at the office of Mr. 82 Macke! aie, Manchester. 97 H. E. Gerlach, Newcarttle-upon•Tyne, merchant, ls. 9 57 7 34 7id., on Saturday, June 23, or any following Saturday, between ten and three, at the office of Mr. Wakley, New castle upon-Tyne. J. De Monte Arbuthnot, Great St. Helen's, Bishops gate street Within, merchant and agent, ss. 51 l a on pric e , Tuesday, June 24, or any subsequent Tuesday, between eleven and two, at the office of Sir, Pennell, Guildhall chambers, Basinghall-street. 84 T. Dean, Seacumbe, chemist and druggist, 10s. 6d., on 144 Wednesday, June 25, or any subsequent Wednesday, ii,,, between eleven a n d two, at the ethos of Mr. Turner, " _ Liverpool. 77 NOTICES OF CERTIFICATES. At the Court, Beteinghall-street. J. Graham, Notting. hill-square. Notting-hill, hosier, July 11, at eleven-J. Gentry, Bucking, Essex, smith and ironmonger, July 12, at tweive-R. Sheppard, Price. Norwich, cornmtssion agent, July 12. at one-J. S. Rochat, St. Martin's-lane, watchmaker, July 15, at one. In the Country. T. Clifton and R. E. Rawls, Bristol, wine and spirit merchants, July 16, at eleven, at the Court, Bristol -J. 16 Smith, Lincoln, joiner, Nov. 5, at half-past twelve, at 25 3 the Town-h -11 , K ingston-upon -Hull-J. Taylor, Brad ford, Yorkshire, worsted-60E10er, July 22, at twelve, at the Court, Leeds-J, Woodhouse, Ripon, draper, July 15, at twelve, at the Court, Leeds-J. Atkinson, New castle-upun Tyne, victualler, July 11, at one, at the Court, Newcastle upon -Tyne-J. H. Stevenson, Sunder- Price. I land, miller, J u l y 11, at two, at the Court, Newcastle, upon-Ty nee : .eat,-- business has been done, and the prices asked last week have , remain unchanged. In prime foreign w heat a considersble been readily given this week. We quote the advance from t he lowest point fully Is per quarter. Of Egyptian also some s al e ! ei:i have been made at 17s 6d per barrel, which is an improvem e nt of 6d per barrel on the last quotations made. . Long prices being sought for oats as high as 13e per barrel having .10 asked for bl ac k. We de not know, however, of any ',.:: having bee n ma d e at that figure, and we cannot, there :ss e, alter our quotat i ons of last week. In fine flour a large b a sin has been d one at an advance of 6d per cwt. Coarse deserip lions contin ue in good request at prices varying little f ro m those lately obtained. Indian -corn, in the face of the lar g e arrivals to this port, and the quantity mar ket, and influenced also by the splendid prospects of the potato crop, has declined in value, and is a slow and dragging:T s , We quote yellow corn at 71 10s to 71 12s 6d, white ' per ton. Inferior. Qrs. Best. of damaged on the Current. • 247 Wheat ... ...... Lit 9 0 £2 5 6 L i 2 0 1 17 0 927 Oats 6 42 Barley 15 Peas and B eans 1 16 0 0 0 A I /3 0 Average of wheat 441 Bd. Barrels. arreni. • 0 White wheat ...ON Od to 001 Od 0 0 1 04- 20 It°ll 6 Red whe a t ..... I 9s 6d to 00s Od 00s Od-- 20 do 0 Barley it Bert ........ ON Od to o:4s Od ON Od 13 Oats lls 3d to 12s tid 00s Od •-14 do 0 Pigs ON Od to Otis Od 00s Od per old Quantity sold at the Highest Prices:— 0 barrels white wheat ; 0 red ; 0 barley ; 0 bare; 5 "till 0 pigs. Quantity of Grain and Number of Pigs sold last treat... Wheat, 37. Barley, 46. Oats, 245. Pigs.. --* PRICES OF BUTTER. CANT. CUARINCT. eks First quality ... 69s First quality ••••••••••••• "as Second quality - . 0 Third quality ... 60s Third quality ..• • ........ " . 4 65 Fourth quality ~n s Fifth quality Sixth quality ...... .... Return of Cattle sold for the week ending June 14 i-- Pigs, I Y 3. Sheep, 180. Cows, 28 Coa Coax .— Flour—.First ,A, First 12. od t o 13 1 Od ; e xtra 131 - - 0 ; seconds, 10. 6d to 11 1 6d ; households 9s to IN Od; thirds, is to • per cwt. Oatmeal 1 1 s to 1 Is 6d; Indian meal 7, 6 d to 8 , 6(4 w heal ' meal, 9.6 d to IN per cwt. Indian corn 7! Os 04 to 8/ 2.6 d per ton. Bran 80s to 82s 6d per ton. Hay—Farmers 33, to 370; ave re r r , Ms; dealers 42s to 45, Od; average 00s per ton. Str aw-- Fa rle ,,,i. — - 30s Od to 00s Od ; average 00s ; dealers 40s Od to ON ur average 00s Od per ton. Bread—Wheaten loaf bid to , 6 ". n; household loaf 4id to 5d per 41b. Fresh butter, 9 °, 104 per lb. Eggs -38 8d to 3s 10d per hundred. C° ° `" . Newport 14s Od ; Lynne) , 15s ; Landore lOs ; Calm, 14. Od per ton. Tallow :38s Od to 400 per Zit Whisky 25 0. p., be 9d per imperial gallon. 16 7, 4 —Beef bid to 7d; mutton 5d to 70; veal 4 d n ,"; 5d ; pork 44 to Od ; bacon 6d to 7d ; sausages bd per _h Hops 61 lOs to 0/0s per cwt. Bangor slates 3/2* 6d to 3151 P',7 ton. Bark—Barbary 71 Os to 8/ OA; Valonia 15/ to 01. Fres= 6/ Os ; Spanish 0/per ton. Fleece Wool 14s to 151 per °Mt f ,i Hemp 32/ to 34/ p er t on . Fi s h — Scotch herrings 19s to 00.; "" ditto, 268 to 00, per barrel ; Newfoundland, iO/ Os to 11/ P er ton. Timber—Memel, 808 per ton; red pine, 31 IN ; yellow ditto, 2/ 15, per ton; deals, 12s to 15s per 100. Hides-- Market 22. to 32, sa lted 2 3. to 32. per owl ; calf skin' 3d to ?id per lb Potatoes, white 10d to Ild; Minioca. 12d to bd. Guano— Peruvian. 11/ 10s; rehab**, 8/ to 91t 3 per ton. Tar—Are.harwel, 19. per barrel. CERTIFICATES GRANTED. W. Couch, Jono-streut, Fitzroy-,qure, pianof.rte maker, certtficate of the third cldss—W. J. krilpy, 35 Richarcl-strt et, Woolwich, gr, cer and cheesecoonger, 70 certificate of the second class—ll. Medworth, Wisbesch 4 1 ;% Sc, Pew. Cambridgeshire, grocer, certificate of th e t hi r d cla-s—C. W att , Southt mptim-street,P..nt,: nvi lle, baker, - ePrtificat4 of the third class—R. Davies, Tredt gar, 4" Monmouthshire, draper, certificate of the second class— ; Li. R,yitolds, Aberarnan, Glamorganshire, int.keeper, 24 certificate o f t h e f i rst class—S. Arm,trong, B o l ton -l e - Moors, Lancashite, glass and china-realer, cPrtificste of 46 the first class —J. Holland. Preston, Lancashir..., tal low chandle, certifi , are of the second class—T. Wilson, Msuchesttr and Preston, merchant, certificate of the 403 second class. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Wilkins and C. Weather lry, High street, Wep ping, patent wire rope manufacturers—M. Schofield and A. Schoti- Id, Oldham. Lancashire, grocers—T. (ce. Corker and N. Umisrvvood, Manchester, general dealers —J. Willets, J. Lowe, and W. Willets, Birming ham, factors (as tar as regards W. Willete.)—G. Allen 1 :it'd R. Allen, Falmouth, wine userchants—W. Heath, !at E. Walke r , aid I. Butt, S io k e - upon-Trent, Stafford • 1 shire, b r i e k ma k ers ( as far as regards E. Walker)—F. Webb, E. Cudd, and E. Whitehouse, Wednesbury, • maffordshire, gas tube manufacturers (so far as regards 1 E. W bitehous e )—G. F. Ommanney, O. y, y, and I W. H. Patin, Charing-cross, navy agents (so tar as re gards W. H. Patin)—J. Cheeseborough and A. Cheeses borough, Bradford, Yorkshire, woolstaplers—C. G. 34 Washer, J. J. Forrester, W. Offl-y. and F. Cramp, England and Oporto, wine merchants (so tar as regards ig J. J. Forrester)—J. H ew i tt and J. Tuiyman, Liverpool, hosiers—G. Ring worth, jun., J. Rsistrick, A. Raistrsok, and G. Rsistrick, York, cloth manufacturers ( o far as regards G. Illingworth, jun.)--W. T. Naylor, J. T. Naylor, W. Armstron g , J. E . Naylor, S. P. Oxley, and CO.I J. P. CA. Trti tmroyigVbaalm and paraiso, Tacna, a n d Li ma, merchants _ F. B. M rritt, Trinity -square, Tower hill, wine merchants—C. Tidbury, jun., and C. i Z such , Upper Sr. Marti n ' s -l ane and Tochborne-stri or, iHaymarket, print and booksellers —W. Tindall and R. Douihwaire, Great Sutton street, Clerken wet . , 3% curriers—J. B. Tumor and W. Law, Church 7s. street, Hackney, drap ers —R . Rine and W. Herbert, 71; Evesham, Gtaicestershire, land a n d water carriers —W. Denham and T. Newton, Langfield, Yorkshire, builders )% —G. Fletcher, J. Fletche r , and R. Fl etc h er, C rompton, I 185 ' Lancashire, coal dealers—W. Shuttlsworth, J. Fielder), i and W. Verity, Lower W oo dl an d s, B radford, Yorkshire, d spinner?. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. 1 ° 5' 4 1 David Stephenson, Brynmawr, Lllanelly, Brecknock ii. shire, printer. is. David Williams, Dowlais. Glamorganshire, beerseller. Juba Henry Lott, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, sailmaker. l es Thomas Datiby Procter, Middle Rasen, Lincolnshire, Od cattle dealer. Robert Frederick Whitcomb, Hereford, butcher. Richard Whitehouse, Hereford, boatman. Francis Jams Wyer, Hereford, grocer's assistant. Joshua Howson, Hereford, hairdresser. Thomas Wynn, Shirl ey, S outhampton, agent for the sale Paid. Price. I of agricultural implements. THE CoUNTR. v MARKETS. LivawrooL, JUNE 21 . —There is little passing in the trade, ili but previous prices are well maintained. MANCHESTER.. JI'NE 2 L—About 3,000 quarters of oats } constitute the chief arrivals lom Ireland into Liverpool and Runcorn, and from our own coat the supplies are so scanty as • scarcely to be worth naming. From abroad, however, the im -4 ports of wheat, beans, and Indian corn, are to a liberal amount, '% and fair of dour from America ; but from France only 200 sacks of this ar isle are reported this week. At our market ,• this morntng there was less disposition to purchase than during s i the week, but the reduced stocks in first hands tend to remove any disposition on the part of holders to accept lower prices. ! 3 4 We quote the follo.viog enhancement since this day se'noight : Wheat, 2s to 3s per 7ttlb ; fresh Engli h dour, Is 6d to 2. ; French, is per sack ; and States and Canadian is to is 6d per . barrel ; oats, hi per 451 b ; and oatmeal, Is per load. NOTTINVHAX. JUNE 21. Notwith,tanding the past week • has been very chngeable a n d s t ormy , muc h grass has been cut round Nottingh am , an d t h e crops are found to be heavy almost continue beyond precede n t. All ki nds of grain c to look as pr o . i 46 raising as could b e w i s h e d . T he supply smallinth Ed' yet, on of in number; account of f at the firm fine ffrneh wheat at mar ketn to-day w as very 'lenge in th e wea th er , t h e b uyers were few on of the prices they last gave an adv ance o f f u ll i s per quarter on was dune week. In oa t s an d b eans a retail b usi ness prices. 2., and Is mo re offered for At Ipswich wheat advanced is to beans. At Woodbridge the farmers refused to sell a t 15 advance and the trade was very slow. , free At fury red wheat was sought after , and 2s per quarter more Was ly ffe on Th um i sy , at Stowmarket, the holders asked an advance so large as to preclude sales, more particularly in wheat. At Sudbury the farmers were more dtsp , sed to meet the offers made, and all the wheat offered was sold at a rise of 2s per quarter. .6., JUNK 21 Wh 1,XAD1NG,...._ __ . rat, per qr„ '368 rd to 'Os • 20a to . p i , ; oats, 15. to 22s Od • b • .. , bade y r edns, 25s to ' - !45 • peas 26s to 32e per qr ; average price of ho u h ' ' ' to Os. Poultry—Fowls, 4s Od to is6d •se old wheats, its to geese , 4s 6d to 5s I'd ; turkeys , ducks, 480 d to 4s 9d; Is 2d. Eggs, 16 to 18 Per le. - ' eac h, is Od. Butter, Is to WORCESTER, JUNE 21.--The increased consumption has caused a further advance in the price of wheat this week, which was fully con fi rmed at to d Engli , h white k 11'.4eat `o -d. ay 's market. The best samples of ay were worth 183 to 19s per bag.and red from 15s 6d to 17s. per b us h e l , and distilling I l lalting barley f rom 3. 8d to 3s 10d g worth 3s 6. t per b ushel English lish av beans keep at about la te rates, 4 1 8 d to 5s per bushel for Eng , d6d less for foreign. Engli s h oats are worth from 34 6d t o 3, 9 d per 39. b, and Irish from to 5s p er imperial bushel. 3s to 3.4 d. P eas 4s 6d At Stourbridge market on Friday there was a good attend ance., and trade was very firth. English wheat was worth Is to Is 6d pe r quarter mare money th an at 1 4st market day. All other grain maintained the extreme quotation 10f last week. At Stratford-on-Avon market on Friday there was a good supply of wheat, and fully 6d per bag (3 bushels) advance upon last week's rates was realized. English wheat soli a,t from 17s to 186 per bag fo? white, go 4 A; to 17 1 for PM Pier arta a Ws cola% RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. BRISTOL. JUNE 21. STOCK EXCHANGE. —The share market was better to dal; Great West+•rn New 171. Shares were done at 14 a►:d Midland Stock at 49. There wt-re buyers of Bristol and EX' erer at 79 and sellers at 80; ditto, of Great Western, Original Shares, at 84 and 85; ditto, of Midland Stock at 49 and 49;4. MANCHESTER, JUNE 21. STOCK EXOBA.NOI4. There was a slight improvement to-day in the prices of most descriptions of shares, but the amount of business done has been limited. The transac tions were as follow :—Esst Lancashire, 147 c. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 53 —Manchester and Birmingham, Quarters (U) , 2t4 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, Nett/ Preference 9-16 p. South-Eastern and Dover, 23 3-16. / 3 1.1tMINGUIAM, JUNE 21. *root EXCHANGE.— The share market has been extremely dull throughout the week, and prices generally have had a downward tendency. The transactions reported to..da7 were as follow:—Birmingham, Wolverhampt on , an d S tour Va ll e y. 10 3 / 4 —Londen and North-Western, 1234, - Ditto, New Quar ters, 3 3 4 p.— Midland Stock, 49 %—Sbrewsbury and Bir mingham (A), 5% dis.— Di to (13), 4% dis.— Ditto, Pre ference, - k—Shropshire Unions, 3;g t dis.--South Stafford shire, 3 1 4 dis. EXTRAORDINARY DISTURBANC E IN STIOPNET CHURCH. Yesterday afternoon the large and ancient parish church of St. Dunstan; Stepney, was the scene cf a very sin gular and disgraceful disturbance, arising out of the appoint ment of an afternoon lecturer, who was to preach for the first time. It may be necessary to premise that the parish ioners claim the right—which has been exercised, if not from time immemorial, at least for two centuries--of appoint ing an afternoon lecturer. Several meetings on the subject have been lately held, and the parishionera recently elected the Rev. Samuel Gower Poole to the office of afternoon lec • turer, in opposition to the views of the Rev. Richard Lee, the rector of Stepney. In consequence of a repreeenta• tion made to the Bishop of London, his Lordship in the first instance refused to license Mr. Poole, but eventually the objections of the Bishop were removed, and his Lord ship consented to license him; the rector, hoWever, per sisted in re f us i ng h i m the use of the pulpit. A t t h ree o'clock yesterday afternoon the church was crowded with a most respectable congregation. The Re v . M r. Poole read prayers without interruption, an d t h en proceeded into the vestry-room fur the purpose of changing his sur plice, and about the same time the Rev. Mr. Lee, who had re mained close to the altar during the reading of the prayers, ascended to the pulp.t. The congregation immediately rose, and some gentlemen in the gallery called out to these below, " Out, out," and pointed to the western doer. A general movement was made in that direction, and a great portion of the c ngregation had left, amidst a suppressed murmur, which was ans were d b y a " Hush, hush," from others, until some foolish and wronghe +ded individuals near the western end of the church began hissing and groaning. Th e rector attempted to address them, but was met with a perfect storm of hissing and groaning, interrupted with cries of "No Pu eeyism," "No Popish beasts." The i ersons who used these exclamations must have known nothing of the controversy 14 fur the rector is a low i le was standing near the c re h l u a r t c in h g m t a o n. th e l a b ft e ern ß o e o r n . l e s c i t r i . ir p es o l ( i , communion when the disturbance commenced, and finding the pulpit already occupied by the rector, left the church, and went into the vestry, where he remained until the con gregation had departed. buck were uir,cover,ad't On Saturday foundation at the s ca n;l ators antlers while of sinking g e a 11 tts k b i s yt s li o: s f hmeea de z + ock. 0 eof the horns crum ble ; to dust on expo,ure to the atthosplitre, but the other, togethe • r with the skull, -, a e nearly perfect.—. Liverpool lifercte l . ...-__ BIRTHS. OF A 80N. On the 12th inst., at Castletown, Isle of Man, the lady of Captain Bayly, Regiment. On the 20th inst., at Mylne•street, Afyddleton-square, Mrs. J. F. Harding. OF A UHT ER. On the 19 t h inst at Harth DA p V G ies age. near Sittingbourne, Kent, the wife of the Rev W. Fisher, M.A. On the 2 th inst., at Stratford, &sex, Mrs. J. Borrodaile. MARRIED. On the 19th inst., at Bishopstiourne, Kent, Alexander W. Esq., of Whitby Gordon, EN., Captain 61st Regiment. to Mary Elizabeth, elne,t daughter of T. A. Whitney, Esq., of Merton, county Ou of Wexford. th , , 19th inst., at St. Mark's, Marylebone, Henry Percy, third f , on of %A , . Metcalfe, Esq. of Coombe Lodge Cr o yd on, to M R rgaret, second daughter ot H. Metcalfe, and Tynemouth, Nor hurnberlsnd. PLED. . . On the 19th inst., at Caton, William Tritton, Esq., of Wrington, Somerset, Pell, Bucks, James Miller, Esq., aged rB. On the 18th insi. a , gC a d t o..itil inst., at Islington, J. Jeaffreson, EN., aged 78. On the s iN l ' . ewport Pe On the 19th inst., eget' 47, Margaret, wif e o f 13. Savage, of Craven-place, Old . Kent-road. On the 20th iost ~in Staintwd-street, Mary Ann, widow of the late J. Deacon, Esq , Matsbal of . the Admiralty, aged N. On t , e 20th in,t. at Stoke trewington, aged 54, Harriet, wi e of Joseph inst.,ylor, of arwick-lane, London. On the 18th at B.oulogne-sur-Mer, Emma, youngest daughter ot the late B. Dixon, Et , q.. of Chancery -lane On the lath inst.,at Notting-hill, John Green, Esq., late of St bo-equare, aged 68. On tbe It-th Inst., at Turnbam -green, Marian, the eldest bo ,, c f G. F. Collier, of Spring -gardens. .....................- Lo' )ndon Printed and Published by MI:JRDO YOUNG, of No. 112, Strand, Printer . at The Sun (Ace, Ito. 112, Strand, in the Precina of the savoy, ija the county af tifiddiellk. Wagon Ann The? Arthl Stc John Sir .11 The I W.F Pram T. C. P. 1:), Ste Lteut Sir C Ca Rees li ess • CO' Shan PitnY Wart Roya Roya Ge ?Than beret as sh and to be the Stati at 6 , air DIM hem, ZUti rani' pert, per 1 Lou will ever to al inch 'wbl the i urn tal PA tra in • g,