The Sun. — London, England, 1850-08-23 00:00:00

- THE StIN, LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING,_ AUGUST 23 1 1850. ... . _ ........ i i.._ _____ _ .-_____ THE COPPER COINAGE. , PRICES OF SHARES ;;A/ ~ .., frourtt 'ktitti on and was shaken hands with most cordially. He took particular notice of • the children, who looked in good but not in robust health, tied the whole party SUGAR. MARKET INTELLIGENCE. (From the London New Price Current, Aug. 23.) that Thomas Urdu Powlete, Clerk, Rsetur of Weatley, - in the count ef York, aliclAtnies Charles Orde Powlef t y • t 1 At the meeting on Wednesday of the Sheffield town Undergreduete of Trinit Colleee in the Univer.it -To-dey transactions in Wear. India &tear an ~.„ .. .. . y e • • -3' I cote cil, iN , - B .kicKs ASSURANCE, AND 0 lIIER COM- , PANIES' STOCK. of Urn nrunee, trie yeutteer ehildren ef Tt , (41:1 i b.. SUN OFFICE, Seven o' Clock. were soon engaged in animeted and apparently in . were upou a large scale at fully former rate., and in some Powleft Orde-Powlett, Esq., coelmonly ceheil the I , BRITTAIN moved that an address From the Weird List. happy convereation. Meanwhile the heeds had heen cast s a small ad ‘ance was obtaitied; at auction 65 Inads 1 oe presented to Lord John Russell, requesting him to Couticillor W. S. ..--,..-. 7 trcs 47 brls Barhedees went at the full vale. low to Elonourable Tnomai Powlset Orde Powlets, tieeeuee, . ad , sise her Majesty to order a new issue of copper PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. pl.sying " God save the Queen ! " till they were all out . 1 . He seid that the shopkeepers in this town, lg h gool y• Ili ay 363 to 39s 6,1, arid fieeerOvin 355. 101 ' heds 65 sod brothers ot . ie v 'illitica Henry, LONDON, FISID siel, AUGUST 23. CRIMINAL COURT.-(THIS DAY.) of breath, and an interval of about ha an our - shell henceforth ha e, hold, rine enj n 7th ß e a t r it ' l n es ß , P i l t e ‘ Cr r e . , colnage- OLD CO f-1117'. trcs 50 brls Demerara crystalized sold with spirit at -. elapsed before any movement was msde which 7.OTIVrIr-STOWL. snareeees. and precedence ot the younger sons ef a and he believed in many other towns in the kingdom, (Continued from our Afternoon Edition.) hieh ratee, fine reelised 47s 6i to 555, mid to good 42s P reselnin ''''" , her, Thomas Powlett were inconvenienced by a great scarcity of copper. cou;d indicate the intentions of the Queen. '• f ' d 2 6.1 to 4 7.. In erior 40s 6 to 4 s,. and brown 34e 6cl to itaron a- it their said late fat ' Dividend Agajtll3l James Knight, 23, deecribed as a Labourer, though Orde ' Powlett had survived his elder brother William Sometimes he was himself obliged to stand still in his looki, g hale Like one, and Wiliam Splevin, eged 23, a Mr. Curry, the English Consul, went on 388 61. The total purebasee to-day are 1,210, making Powlett Baron Bolton, lately deceased, and thereby business until his messengers could obtain him a Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. carpemer by trade, were plecest at the bar on an indict• board, and was graciously received by her Ma- for the week 3,395 hhds, &c. Annum. Share. went charging them with feloniously uttering a forged jesty, and a few members of the King's staff, but no REFINED.-Te-day Refined Sugar met with ready succeeded to the title and dignity of Baron Bolton. And also to cum . mand that the maid royal order and supply of copper, and he found it was so generally in --- - -1 u s. d. X s. d. the town. Mr. Brittain went on to say that he based request for the delivery of a gelding, with intent to de- other person left the shore. At 1 o'clock five of the buyers for home trade purposes, and it was difficult to declaration be registered in her Msjeety's College of Australasia .......... 245. 40 0040 0 0 28 fraud Thomas Shirley. Royal carriages drove into the square in obedience to purchase brown grocery Lumps under 50s 6d per cwt. that remark upun information derived amongst trades- BritshNorth American 15/. per cent. 150 0 0 50 0 0 - Arms. people whom he had interrogated in High-street, !2; r l , The prisoner Knight, is other words, was cherged a message from the yacht, and soon afterwards King In Crushed Sugar tbere is no veriation. SINDE PRIZE MONEY. m r . e . h, .. 1 . 0 . ; . L . o . n . d . 0 .; 1 a p p ci e r r c e e e n a t t . d . 10 2 0 5 0 0 0 0 2 25 0 0 0 o o - 22ee with stealing a horee from the prosecutor on the Bth of Leopold, with uncovered head, led her Majesty along Meuarnos.-This afternoon at public sale 593 bags .Moorfields, the Park, the Shambles, Glossop-road, c ilonial.. ROYAL HOSPI TAL, CHELSEA, Am 6. • • July last, and the prisoner Splevin with receiving the th • way from the deck, and hausled her into the e gang Mauritius sold at stiffer rates, mid to good yellow rea- . s .. . . Dsvonehire-street, at the Midland railway station, Gloucestershire .. •• • • ils/per cent.l - - - Notice is hereby given, by order ot the Lords and - lonian ........ ••• • • • 61. per cent.l 25 0 0 25 0 0 - same, knovving it to be Stolen. . . l lized 363 to 39s 6d, low 355 to 35s 6d, sad fine brown nncipal equipage. The crowd cheered vigorous y others, Commissioners far managing the affsirs of this and upon information received from Bury, in Lance- Loncin and Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - The charge was fully made out against both prisoners, P 34s 6.1. Privatery several parcels were dis d f pose o at 13 0 0 - hey perceived the Queen ; every hat was Hespitel, that the unclaimed shares cf eriz s money fer shire, and Keighly, in Yorkshire. Afer detailing and they were respectively seutenced to be transported as soon as t similar rates. London ' ' - - Joint-ntock ••• " 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - off, and as Prince Albert followed with the Royal the captures in Lower Sinde in 1843, under General Sir some of the inconveniences with which he had become Provincial of Ireland• • ' 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - for ten years. EAST INeee.-This afternoon Ben I S ' ga ugar was in children, the cheering was renewed, the troops closing ~xnellent demand, and 2,000 begs et auction sold at Charles James Napier, G.C.8., on account of her Ma- acquainted, lie said that about 25 or 30 years ago rea l t ) i l o t ' n ' ° a ' l N o ' r v ir • e • la • • n • d • :• I 8 / 1 . per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 - THE QUEEN'S VISIT to BELGIUM. up the demonstration with three military cheers. The ara, retes, good and fine yellow like Mauritius 39i 6.1 jesty's 22d and 28 , h Regialenss ef Fsot, will be payable there was so rnuch copper coin in eii culation in Sheffield Nat. Provncial of Eng:. t 55 ,.. r e r r c e zt t: .1 5 0 0 0 g g Nig g .=.- Royal suite having got into the other carriages, after to 42i 6d, low to mid white Benares 38s to 394 61, at my effiee, on and aft , r the 21st inst., between the that it was a perfect nuisance, and several parties Ditto, New. ••••• •• ! 5/. per cent. \2O 0 0 10 0 0 - -__„,..._,-- hours ot eleven arid two (M ee k. ,outh Australia •• •• •• 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - an interval, followed her Majesty, aim, preceded hy washed 36s 6.1 to 39e, good and tine soft, yellow 353 to indde a living by exchanging it for gold and notes. ARRIVAL OF 11ER MAJESTY. A. J. MOI , RHEAD, St err t try and Registrar. into', oi Australia- - ! 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - outriders, had slowly driven up to the Royal residence. 375, low and mid 32s to 345, and brown 303 to 325. Ile atcribed the present scarcity of copper to the 0ut0........•• .... I 6/. per cent. - 210 0 - OSTEND, TnURSDAY AFTERNOON. Her reception was very gratifying. very quiet, but FOREIGN. - There has been a further advance in BANKRUP ICY SUPERSEDED. great increase of populatior, and from the with- gnien ef London. •• - , 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 12.., , , After my dispatsh was forwarded yetterday the , . . F • .- • prices; helders have also confidence, and the quuntity of Reuben Brouks, pie.ure dealer, Regent-szreet. Union of Madrid ..... ' - 40 0 0 40 0 0 - Inn c.f . bentiment and respect. rom my airy end drawal ef penny and halfpenny tokens. He had - BANKRUPTS. weather hecame so threatenitig that few imagined the Foreign Sugar is not larger. Operations have been again INStrIiL.A.IgC23 CODIPANILS. I very tarry elevation (for I was obliged to get up the endeavoured to ascertain the lige of the copper coin royal yacht wuuld lt ave ber enug quarters in Cowes- . . ofa lu •Icv vessel along dde the quay, in order J seph Samuel Hodee and 1 3 .1 Ip;n tail of an important nature fur export, and on speculation and -0 . e e sees Cu . , ors, New no win circulatieu, und out of a certain sum that Divideml Amount TOod3 tO knock abeut in the boisterous waves of the ri gg ln - ° I - -' • ' 1)1 b home trade purposes several purchases have been mads. Oxford street, to surrender Sept. 5, at half-past one, to get a view of what patsed) nothing was visi e ut 21s and Oct. 4, at twelve, at the Court of Benkrupicy. Can- he hail loeked over he found that only Ilf per cent. Name ef Company. per of Paid. erne ' Channel. Night cloeed over Ostend in storm arid . The private hales are . 18,000 clients Hevannah, from Annum. Share. k h . f d h 1 h f• t b fth waving erc le san its, VIM et e aln UZZ o e to 24t for low to fine yellow, including one cargo ot nun, official assignee, Birchin-leee; lenkiater, Char- had been ceined within the last 40 years, to supply _ -...._ _____ rain, and there were many who judged that Ler Ma -1 't - d * th d'fifi It ose above the swell of the mu ti u e Iv] icu y r - 1,200 chests bruwn at 20s 31 ;of white a cergo has lotte-row, Mansion-house. perhaps .50 per cent. of tokens withdrawn from circu- 1.e3.d.! X s. d. bandon her iutentien of comie over al. jesty would a „ g - band, which were plsying cheerful polkas and waltzes been sold, the particulars of %hide are not allowed to Rebsit Ber n " , oilmsn, Carnaby•street, er.lden- lation during a repid increase of populstion. Albion .... -•••• •• - 31. 10s, 1500 00,50 0 0 82 ',Mance Brit. and For. 7114 s Gd& bs , 100 0 0! 11 0 0 21 together, as it was but natural to suppose the same in the square. The few vessels in the harbour were traropire. OS M.anilla 10 oeo bags clayed, duty i aid, tausres SePh 4 and °°t • 8 . at one, tat, the Court of Issek- Councillor Wooncocn seconded the motion. Ditto Marine. •• •• •• 61. per ceet.lloo 00: 5 0 0 - wild sort ef work was goiug on at the other side of the crowded with men, and one thorough•built British realised 36s to 37s per cwt fer current quality. Two ruptcy. Stausteld, official asaigate; Boultun, Northemp- Ceuticillor HARVEY said that in his own neigh- etho ••• • •• Unier. It vsas therefnre with some surprise., not- 18s 6cl to 193. These ton. square, Goswell street. firltise Commercial .. 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 50 0 7 1 , coaster, red uicing in the happy name of Prince of Wales, cargoes brown Brazil, 600 chests, bourhood, in allicli there was not much retail trade el ri llt el &Oen Life serct & bs 100 0 0 10 0 0 20' withstanding her Majesty's reputation for punctuality a es a th h eV fl h' s ld d cl . 1 d r t re rew out er irty ag to t e wor ,an isp aye a 6cl per cwt above those current on Friday last. Dorinda Ann Burdett, lodging-house keeper, Dawley, 7a , half carried on, he had known - l h t h ' ac '' C • . - Si. • too 00110 o o 62 peop e ave men ou , our ~,ount) .......... •• • • and tenacity of purpose, that they heard the roy - al fl • • • k f h The Ro 1 - aiming union-jec rom er stern. ya 3 ace 't Porto Rico of inferior quality must, however, be quoted Salop, Sept. , , 1 3 %st twelve, and Oet• 8, " t ether hour, and da f d d 11 b bl t ° ` . ' wn "•••• " - •"• y a ter ay, an sti e una a o 14s. 50001500 14% squadron might be positively expected in harbour 6d per cwt cheaper, but better sorts realizsd full previous he Birmin ham Di • n eleven, at . t, B g strict ;heart. Christie, Fa-le Ss. 50 005 0 0 6% soon afterwards hauled out into the middle of the har- get enough copper to carry on their trade with. H ' ' ••• •: - e i.;uropetin Life ••• • • • lOs. 20 0 0 All paid. 15 before noon to-day. Any doubt they might have had terms : at auctien 426 hhds, 141 brls, were all sold, official assignee irmoightom; Smith and James, Be . - hal h G SI • d 1 1 'd th bour, -ow t e reat ince, an ay a ongsi e e nghlui. attributed the s • h • f 1 • carcity to t e increase o popu anon, General •••••• •• •• • • - - 50 0 5% as to the accuracy of this information was speed il yßlkEl hF" kh• • hdth ac age, t e airy too er. station a- ea , e 3 fine yellow at 41s to 435, good 39s to 40s 6d, mid nu Th ' brown Thomts omas, iron merchant Dudle Se t 1 and and the reduced price of articles of general con- ui ete Goanlian .... •. •• •• • • 51. - 129 100 0 0,36 10 0 53% dispelled by the preparations which were visible soon 7s to 38s 6d, ord 35s 6cl to 363 6J, and fin e e 0 _ eved _ t . t . _ i . , y : 9 . ~, . Vivid still further down the channel, towards sea, 35e. Of yellow Hasann , Oct. 1, at weive, a the I irmitigham DiAnct Court. 8111:110tIon. Imperial Fire •• •• •• •• 121. per ccnt. 500 0 01 50 0 0 230 after eight o'clock. Drums began to rattle away at ah 5,740 nhests wer If . __ . ee ..a , 4,,5.g0 B. . , ii. w too 001 to o o ice lel h S bl . h d • th ffi lt wist t e trom o 1 auc ore in eoog a o- and a small part only sold, in conssquence of V +TY, omo i I et, iranngbam; Agson, ir- Councillor SOLLY thought Mr. Brittain had made I . en nl a p e e m n i a il l ty Li e f t arinia -• • 11. s I h 2 . s ic ',. s . 100 0 01 20 0 0 - • the rappel in all quarters, to collect the soldiery gether. In a few minutes her Majesty arrived at her holders demanding an advance of is per cavt, on the =nehmen out a very strong case; but he wished he had in- Law Fire .. ••-•• •• • • - 100 0012 10 0 2% from their various billets, and about ten o'clock the 11. 16s. 100 0 01 10 0 0 43% destination and but for a guard of honour before the former currency; fine and very superior realized 43s to Jatie Thernal, grocee, Brynmawr, Breconehire, S pt. eluded in his memorial a request for an extensive Lew I . ire•••••• •••• - sight of three or four companies of the corps w stragg ers, not ing wou aye given os , goo s door and :fe 1 le . Id h • 4 - 6cl d 416 i to 423 61, ord to mid 40 to 418, 6, OA. 4, at elevei., at the Bristol District Court. Hut- is. ue of threepenny pieces in lieu of fourpenny pieces. Le.zal and General Life - 50 0 0 20 0 4%, . Licensed Victuallers - - 500 100 - d' elite marching along the quays, with some g particu ar was a ing p ace in e was e s notice that anythin • 1 tIC l "th hd3B to 44a 6d; and not above half of 1,085 chests ton, official assignee. Bristol ; Abbott. Bristol. It would hardly be compatible with the exist-nce t...aitrien Fire .•••• • •• 10s. 25 0 6 12 10 0 17% hail . dozen of " dry drums . "-that is without du ll . ' h. - • A de • -1 f hit white in bond found buyers at full terms. good at 31s Joseph Kxklatid. builder, Stockport, Sep. 2 and Oct. London Ship ..• ••• •• 10s. 25 0012 10 0 17% 00 ing mansion. jeuner a a ourc e e of fourpenny pieces, he admitted, but it happened darine.. ..... •• - - 15s.per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 it any accompaniment-rolling away at tl;e head of was prepared for the Ro al party, after partaking of 6d to 333 6d, mid 294 6d to 31t, washed 26s 6d to 30s, 2 , at twelve, at the Maechester District Court. Fraser, that the latter were not very abundant. Aled. Invlid&Gen. Lite 4 %/. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 - the column, condensed the scattered numbers which the Queen, King y Leopold, Prince Albert, and and low ditto 21s to 245. In Havannah and Porto Rice Official-a. signee, 45, George-street, Slanehester; Guol- ,„ e , elle a oWN CLERK-There was an issue oethree- -:ational Lean Fund•• 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 2% of the crowd and brought them up to the the Ro al children took a drive to the West Sends, prices are also still on the rise, and stocks greatly re- den, Stockpnr. •estionai Life. .. - ieCes last year, and if you send to the Mint steam-boat jetty, where the men took up their posi- duced. Hem') Eawsrd Gerlsch, merchant, Newcastle-upon- P enn y P eAlladium Life 5l. per cent. 50 00, 2 0 0 2% h y h d lk d f l't I t • w ere tey got out an wa e or alte, re urning at t h e you can get any quailtity. teionee ..... ....... - 1 - 146 tion forming two sides of a square, one of which was • - d • h MOLASSES.-We have no improvement to notice in the Tyne, Aug. 28, et eleven, and Oct. 8, at one, Profesiional Life .. •• •• 5/. per cent. 6 5 0 • 010 0 12s. tid to town in about half-an-hour. The ay is very ce, r o ue • • • k Newca , tle-cipim-Tyne Divri t Court. Wekley, offieial Councillor SOLLY said that if that were so, his oh at right angles to the river. Soon after the full , •, • •,, a• , e , still a better demand exists, and for the wee lnotector Life- -:• •• SJ. per cent. - - - but tne wina is stiii a 'Atte snarp, though everythi ---n g operations are 200 puns at full terms. East India finds assignee, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Sudlowe, • Torr, tied servatione would go for nothing. Provident Life • • strains of a very fine brass band announced the ap- promises fine weather. a more ready sale at list Fridav's rates. At public sale Jsneway, B dfo - d•row; Hodge, Neweastle-upen- hyne. Councillor SELLARS and Alderman g - CHOFIELD both .f.ock Llie ss. 500 i 0 10 0 6 proach of more troops, and a couple of companies of oyal Exchanze 6/. per cent. Stock. - 209 Her lel4 - esty will dine with the King at his house, 44 mks Cuba Hoe ne wsre withdrawn; but 177 casks John Davidson a nd in c eard D a vids o n, butchers, said they had been inconvenienced b th •t f '' y e wan o ea , Fire. ... . 4/. 10s. - i - 209 the 7th Regiment cfithe Liee wheeling round by the la I • 1 : 1 W le * T Sle Shit Ids, Aug. 23, at haif•peet ten, and Oct 10 at ' , qtr. , Life -• • ... 1/. 6s. - ! - 48 d " F j T B • dLdA F • ci an Sir . . anng an or . itz arence ave . amerce sold at 42s to 483; 54 p rgs est nis tima- .- u. • , copper. Custom-house stockade, dressed into line so as to Is dth h f • • • ' • • ' Is d i f - I ' " d 0 2 - a e onour 0 , receiving invitations to join t e tin s 25; 6e; aew ots 3Us to 3os, an one - s per cwt.. _ , oltv at the Ne Aotis tie. upoo -Ty nil District Cour t Mr. DUNN suggested that the scarcity might be Uated Kin - dom .... 4/ per cent. 20 0014 0 0 3N ;:rsieersal Life.... • ' .... 10% pr cut. 100 0 0 1 10 0 0 - form another side of the square, which was then com- Wattle ufficial tiSfil 'nee Newcesde-u on-I ue• De royal party. The officers of the squadron, Commander COFFEE.-This afternoon nevem! parcels of Native .. y, . 1., , ,_. ~. P ,Y. , because the old penny was worth more than a penny aeteria Life •• . - I 412 6 47si pleted by the jetty-front, where the packets lon were sold privately at better prices, good ord re- Phtlipe, Gray's-innssquarr ; M . eduslf, Noiti Slivlds. Crispin (Victoria and Albert), Master Commander Cey to melt. He had aseertained that the circulation of lie, just opposite the Douane. These arrange- alised 418 6d to 425. Of Plantation 58 casks 206 - brls 12 ' Dimness Wilson, iron manufacturer, Bill Top, Staf. /DOCKS. Walsh, Master Commander Cooke, Master Commander the copper coinage had decreased suddenly during ments were explained by the intimation that the bags at auction went at stiffer rates, mid and good at fordsh D ire h Sept. 4, and We 1, at twulve, et the Binning. Smithett, and Sir J. Hamilton (who was on board the the last two years, and within that period the price of Dividend Amount Royal squadron was actually in sight, and, on re ivi , c., aye en invite to me, y is e ajes y s V . • cl) & h be ••d d . bh . NI • t , 533 to 563 6d, low mid 50s GI to 525, and triage st 455. hem istict Cott: a Christie, official assignee, Bic. . Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. h d 'en considerably. He found that at the copper a ris : pairing to the lighthouse embankment, and looking A hi' . 1 f 1 261 b . St. D • • tpuicea e o , egs . omhego went g for oue mingham; Mottereen, Knight, and Emmett Birming- Annum. Share. . command, at the royal mansion also ; and printed lo • H I B' • ' collieries of the Sheffield coal company the amount of --- dm, tie eson. menigham. away to the eastward, there, far down on the horizon, cards of invitation to that Effect have been issued to fine ord 405 to 42s 61, mixed with blacks 3es 6d, to 39s 61, damaged 35s 6d to 393, but the chief part rea- Ralph Dickenson, grocer, Crook, Durham, Aug. 28, at uken was not more than about one-fourth of copper t . Ettat and West Inol'a ... 6/. pr cent. S X s. d. 4 5. d. tock. - 143 could be discerned just one little trail of smoke ' by the principal aide-de-camp. It is affirmed that lized 41s to 42s for sound. Of Mysore 38 bales were taken halt-past one, ased 0..:t. 4, at one, at the Newcestleaup •c.- what it was three years ago. East Country •• 20s. per sh. 100 0 0 - 22 streaked across the sky. Sharp sight, aided by a good up te the last 'Moment the King did not know in at 453. On chanee 1,000 bags good ord Native Ceylon Tyne District Court. B aker, official assign, e, N ew- Councillor DEWSNAP said that during the last two London • - 122 glass and the elevation of the marine look-out post, whether her Majesty would come on shore or not, but Cuff .e soid at 433 per ewt. castle•upon-Tyue ; Hari e Southampton . buildings, years the value of copper had not been mere than Ditto Bonds •• •• •• - 41. per cent. - ii. Katharine ........ 4 per cent. Stock. - - _... 82 had already ascertained that these faint indications of Chancery-lane. - 85 0 0 .- it certainly seems as if preparations were made on the COOOA.-There continues to be a good demand kr 10d. per lb., while the value in pence would be about Ditto, scrip-- . - life on the waters proceeded from four steamers close supposition that she would. It iS arranged that her West ladia, and as supply is small a further advance of PRICE OF SUGAR. 17d. per lb., for it took about seventeen old pennies to Ditto Bonds ••• • - - - together, of which the foremcst loomed like the royal Majesty will stop here for the night, and will leave at Is has taken place: at auction 59 casks Trinidad sold, The ut a ed ver fr age price of Brown or MuscovaedewhSugAar, co'in2o., weigh a pound. Southampton •• -- - I SI. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 84 yacht. Acting upon the intelligence, the crowd good dark red at 46i 6d to 433, mid 44s 6tl to 454. !aims made in the wF d ek dig , t r. n Councillor LAWTON observed that it was profitable BRIDGES twelve o'clock to-morrow for England. lam happy P 1.t50, exClnu sive.ot Custom . 11utie , s pai or payab.e ereo moved down along the dique, and there tettled to a h h d fi • h The da maged ytey a a very ne passage over ere. 41s 6i to 435; and 7 lals low St. Vincent; 40s. on the importatien thereof into isreat eritain :- to the Mint t . o coin copper, and therefore be tnought Dividend Amount themselves into chairs and upon benches with s Foreigo- 28s to 29s for Para end Bahia, and 29s 6d to From 1B • ' -•-." . -- ' il of Paid. Price 1 f ' Oh b squadron e t s orne, as you most pro ebly tre flesh possessions 111 America 265. 0, . per cwt. it probable thst they had - plenty of copper coin. • Name ef Company. per great composure to await the course of events, 303 6d tor Guayaquil. From the Mauritius ... ... ... 218. 10d. o Annum. Share. know, a little before six on Wednesday Councillor BIUTTAIN said he had d • • ma eno inquiry _ ______ eslustered upon the Phare and on the jetties, TEA.-The puschates have been upon a limited scale From the East Indies 2 's• Bid• ss , evertin The wind was low and the sea smooth, at the Mint on the subject, but he thought that if the x. s. d. Z. a. d. and scattered their musses on the sea-wail ; d 6. 11 d cl ' '1 ill , iu bfack, at the same time moments w . n A make any Average price of tte three foregoing de inhabitants of this town did not t . lharing-cross •• •• •• - - - 15 an so tey steere un er easy sat ,or rather at concession in the value and do not offer larger p ircela scriptions of sugar, jointly, computed as ge copper coin - 100 0 o - - iouthwrk .... •• •• • • every , sort of " bring in near" wee in requisition, from low steatn, all the night for the coast of Belgi ' um for sale. For Congon rates rule at llst to ls, above, and exclusive of duty ... . - 255. 51d. , . enough till private parties sent for it from the Mint Ditto NW 01 7% p.c. 355. per cent. 50 0 0 - 16 the tiniest of lorgnettes to the longest of telescopes, skirtin th h t D h • hth d b t • g e s ore o over, wic ey passe aou for ordinary and good corn, Is Id to ls 2d for medium By authority of Parliament, at their own cost, they would not have a sufficient Waterloo •••••• • • • • • • - 100 0 0 - 3 but as the vessels took time to rise on the horizon, • the '' Ditt . Old Ann. of 81. 11. 4s. Od. - 60 0 0 22% five o'clossk this morning. They were seen by the and better sort is Is 2id to ls Bd. Sales have been HENRY BICKNELL, Clerk of the Grocers' Company. supply yet awhile. Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. Is. Od. - 40 0 0 20 greater part of the company devoted themselves ts the Grocers'-hall, Aug. 23. ir. 70 10 3 - 18 h . d t • h h • et d • d li ited i Green but lam week's terms are supported for s arp-eye sen nes on t e eig .s, an receive a m n Councillor ATKIN warned the council th 1 v hall Av at tey aaa •••• • .* . creature cemforts which the res t aurants and estaminets • all kinds• and there is no increase if su 1 Pekoe royal salute as they passed. The Royal party dine t • • PP y• - CHARGE OF FORGERY AGAINST would be committing themselves to an absurdity if iffal.TS72.-WORES. sunplied, and the whole line of coaq was soon hazy and Scented Teas relized the former value, but little has at sev n o'clock. All sorts of balls and little enter- they adopted the memorial, without first ascertainin with tsbacco smoke. Looking selwards there was a t • been done. At auction on Tuesday 9,320 pkgs of Tea AN ATTORNEY. , Dividend Amount tainments are going on in the town, and Ostend is that there was not copper in the Mint. Mr. Brittuigii Name of Company. ' per of Paid. Price. turbid mass of water heaving with a gentle undula- - were offered, and only 1,200 sold. Oa Tuesday last considerable excitement was i Annum. Snare. retrieving its character as much as possible, and de- _ was mistaken when he said the parties would not send tion from the effects of the recent vvind, and dashing BICE.-To-day an exteneive business was concluded caused in Preston, by the apprehension of Mr. Henry --, _____ ____ _ porting itself with great jollity. The military have to the Mint for copper coin ; he knew of a case in 4 5. d. X s. d. a C privately in East Indi Ri e at rather 1 s ower rat s, and Blackhurst, a solicitor practising in Preston, on a over the bathers and in among the bathing-boxes at - h • 1 25/ ' 8/ 1604 wlc 1 . worth of new farthings was got from the la a s t a d Lo j n a d a o a n t. I . a . . n . .. :..• • • : • 100 0 0 - been under arms nearly all day, but are now dis- 10 000 bags sold; mid and good white Bengal realized char - f ' sl • • 1 t h 'll fh • 1 le ge ot oriong aco ici oe te wi o is ate wi , Mint b ... 41. per cnt. 50 0 0 - 73 Your feet in breakers of yellow-soap suds-near in missed.- Times. ' 103 341 to 1 Is; at auction 2,700 bags Macon taken in at Mrs. Catherine Blackhurst. Mrs. Blacknurst was y a shopkeeper for the . purpose of inducin ' 31. 10s. 100 o o - 76 shore a solitary lszy old schuyt wabblingabout on the custom to his shop. Lambeth •.••••• • .. •• ( 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 97 8s 6d ro 9s. twice married, her first husband being Mr. Max- - . 1 . . New Riau' Lndn Brdge , 21.105. - - 55 swell aid far cut and on ;the very horizon still, fine -- - BANK OF ENGLAND. heices.-With Jamaica Ginger the market continues well, a wealth h fGI and through y mere ant o asgow, uouncillor BRITTAIN having read hi • s memernif, t 3. venetian .• •• •• •..... 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 98 little black spws with dark smoke wreaths above them. (From this night's Gazette.) to be well auppied, but there is no further reduction in h • h b ' • d f considerable property, im s e ecame possesse o ried b a lar was car y ge majority.- Sneffield Times. West Middlesex •• • , 61.0 e. pr cnt. - - 115 At either side was the sea wall covered with hundreds AnAcconnt,parsuant to the Act 7th and Bth of Victoria. cap. 32, fer price*. At aution 330 acka es all sold at from 3/. P e 10s which, at the time of her marriage with Mr. Black- OAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. of brave Belgians, male and female, in all the taste- the Week ending on Saturday, the 17th day of August, 1850. to 5/ 103, and fine at 6/ to 71 per cwt. Shipping sorts led upon herself. Mrs. FORGERY ON THE AUSTRIAN 1391:1Z DIPAIIT/LENT. hurst 25 years ago, was sett ful eccentricities of an ad libitum sea-side attire. x. .E. are still in limited requett, although rates rule low • t GOVERNMENT. Dividend Amount urat died on the 31st of July last, mid - 7/13.8 in- Blackh . Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Some ef our excellent countrymen, half ashamed of Naas !staid- ...... 30,204,270 Government debt .. 11,0 i 5,100 atid Bengal is to be obtained at les to 17s for rough. h dth d's l BIRMINGHAM, THURSDAY.-This moraio I . Ell g . ames i Annum. ; Share. Other securities .... 2,984,900 u; . • • terred on the 3d inst., and since er ea i c osures their incipient moustaches, and in a state of high irn- mento is in goo m , dde and and prices are firm, as (who was apprehe dd . h • n e in tis town some three wtekt --- -- Gold coin and bullion 15,984,312 A . de which led to the apprehension of Mr. s i n portance, and groups of booted gensdarmes in yellow 811ver bullion ...... 219,958 the! eIS no increase of supply. At auction 136 bags leave been ma _ 4. ce on a charge of being concerned in tha forgery of bank ' .t. s. d. A. a. d. ry. On Weduesda British ••••••.• •• • • •• 11. 40 0 0 18 0 0 14 leather and cocked hats, pigeon-hearted guides, - -- were sold at 6,-}d to Od for mid to good. Only small Blackburst on a charge of aorge y lotes on the Austrian Government) wee again brought, Ditto 'Provincial- - 11. Bs. '2O 0 0 20 0 0 18 X 30,204,270 X 30,204,270 !streets of Cloves have been dispossd of at 10d te Is 4d last the prisoner was brought up for examination before the magistrates, the necessary evi fence not h more aureate than Solomon in all his glories, et. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. .- :wine Brighton ...• .. •• •• .. lg. 20 0 0 - - for Penang, and at Sid to 6 .id for Bourbon and Zarea - before the borough magistrates. The court was yet arrived from Vienna. The facts of the case were City of London .. •• •• 61. 100 0 0 150 0 0 170 stray chasseurs, dapper infantrymen, and sombre Dated the 22d day of August, 1850. priests, trying to loek as if they did not care . BANKING D/14.11MLICNT. A- A. her. Of Cassia Lignea there is an arrival of 3,000 chest., which is not yet upon • the market, and the crowded to excess Mr. Illackharst being well-known gone iuto in order to induce tho magistrates tu extend throughout the w ' hole of the county. Mr. Catterall, the remand. ContinentalConsolidat. 925. 75 0 0 31 5 0 - Equitable .. .... .. •• .. 50s. 50 0 0 50 0 0 274 about such worldly matters. B .hiud you the massive Froprietersteapitai- 14,553,000 Government securi- uusinesa concluded this week has been from 95s to a : Imperial ........ - - soecitor, prosecuted, and Mr. Segar, barrister, de. lli • Gete, who appeared on the part of the Austrian Independent ... 31. '5O 0 0 50 001 70 61. 40 0 0 40 0 0 1 48 ramparts faced with bright and verdant sward, rose Rost -. ........... 3,530,105 ties (including Dead •• •• •• nblic deposits (In- 10 Weight Annuity) .. 14,431,817 Os. Of Buds 30 chests at auction were tak , nin at fended. Mr. Catterall, in opening the case, said he had Embassy, dstailed the circumstances under which the Lendon- ............ - 50 00500 0 : - from the deep moat high around the town, so that P ending Exchequer, Other securities •• .. 10 534,408 5/. Of Bleck Pi pper 6,000 bags have been imported - 50 00500 0 1 - a serious charge to prefer against Mr. Bleckhurst-a charge was preferred. The notes which have b.. en you Could only see the church steeples or a few aspire commissioners or 10.377,215 this vv, ek, and the business concluded privately Do., Parl. Preference 61. 25 0 0 210 0 . - Goldsuad silver coin.. 1‘.49,711 charge of no less than forging a codicil to the will of - . • ' forged are krown in Aw ria " st as Cara Assignata n," Pheenix ............. 4%1. 50 0 0 49 0 0 29 ing ol i gehles and house-tops shining painfully with „ N n a g ti s haal D i eb . t n 1 tv i ... 11 'll fi M I - b has been sma .an rates are rim, aaar at anis it appeared that on the llth of July the prisoner, Ratcliff ..... ........ 51. 100 0 0 90 00' 75 bright red tiles in the sun above them. Here and videna acconnts) • • 7,25 1,3r5 30 to 30, and Sumetra 2,id to 3 his Late wife The for er • consisted in the risoner -4,1. At auction . g S • P who formerly resided in the neighbourhood of Wolver- United General .. •• - 11. 50 0 0 50 0 0 15 , , there glanced the shako of an artilleryman above the Other deposits ••• • - 9,569,312 166 bags Alleppy were ta.ken in at 30. White is having, after 9 codicil had been made and properly at- it t ll d 1 . h .amp on, ca e upon a it. ographer named Und,r A ood, Weetmiester Chartered 3/. 50 0 0 - : 48% Seven day and other Ditto, New - - -... 12s. 50 0 0 10 0 0 , ”4 parapet, just putting one in mind that if there should bills•• •• •• ••...... 1,328 448 dull, aud 51 to 91 is the value; at puttee sale 20 bags teited, inserted In that codieil a devise to hums , If. The and , -howed te im a note, having a small piece cut out of be a shot in that particular 32 pounder which %yes , I were beugnt in at eid.-Muce continues to be wa s ted evidence would in is great mea•oire consist of the•do- i . , at the same time askin h . • f h ld g im i e cou produce an cteneAnes. 435,992,181 . 43 5 , 992 , 181 anti the sales made mirtstely were at from 13 10d trained there just astern of you, with its grim muzzle ow t't l'' 4 1.1 Hell I.e , an- ee was afraid - when the megistrates leer:soon of it. Mr. Uuderweod ititimated that there ' . , M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. 0. , ' 0. Dividend •0 2: 8:1. At auchon only 3 pkes were offered. Names of i ., , !Dividend, price Namea of ie p?ering out through the fresh grass like a tiger from a Dated the 22d day of August, 1850.. t 1 curie 0 itok at it thet they vvould have no doubt that eould I,e eOnsidera Le difficulty in imitating it in letter • er ....m.,......m....... In Nutmegs there has been little passing, still h ~ , Companies. A per I • Companies. 5 1 ..-1 . Au P ti uee Price. jingle, the consequences would be excessively unplea-• t e words which gave the property to Mr. Bleekhurst press on acCount oz tne peculiarey of the type, but that g , Armen - LI Ft: I sant. And far beyond lay the bare level country sleep COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-(THIS DAY.) I and for brown rule at 2s 31 to 2s fates are supportet , . / hed been inserted in the codicil subs, quent to its ex- it might be done with tolerable execteess in litho- - I ' . Amster! ii 10d, tet.er sort 33 to 4s, and goed limed 2.s 6 - 1 to 2s 8.1. • ,x i .0 . grephy, and ,o the prisoner at mi t es gave an order for it ro . ing nes it were beneath the blezing heat, and licking Ditto ' , a thr l ee • m • • o • n - t1;; • • .. 12 2 u sfatt r y.. :. .. . .... .... .... .... .. : 30-72 % At public sale 5 csks mid and ood mid brown re allied NI B' ecution by a rs. .ackhurst. 0,1 the present occa bie done. 1 . e space . cut . ou from the note wss the eshtn& Oldh 1 971 71. 113 Macclesflele . 100' 21. 10s. 50 up the canals that crept over its bosam into dark eotterdean .......... 12 2% Genoa .....: .......... 26 5 1 91 1 IC . g ' 2s 6 ti 2. . per 0. n initamon operattene coutieue elan the . prosecutors were the bailiffs of the city or uustrian Eagle, havlng in fact at the bsck ot it the Barnsley.. • •I 160: 121. 1.0 Nentle ••• • • • 100 16,. 34c0 14rknk&Abrg,1501 5/. • c 45 Oxford.. •••• 1 oe ' 2oi. 185 wisiels and dozy old towns, till it was lost in the warm re5er 1 e.............. 2 25 5 , :75, Mil ni an ................ - u en a small scale, at previous rates. Glasgow, and the way in which they became proserei- e - ogures indicatin..l' the aminiet, of iiotereit from time to Ilirmiligham! 40 41. 85%! Peak Forest. 7s : 31. 18s. 70 fog which came up heavily from swamp and marais te r . u a=h -...- • h . i.ie. i 53 'lP'' .;a5 c : 1) :: , ............ • ..... ..•• •••• •• •• 4 - 0% p t"PIRI111.-Jamaica Rum is not cheaper, hut sales have tore was by a will dated the 25th ef e S hitember, 1847, twine due upon the note, aud the times at vvhich ta, se Coventry.... :100 25/. -2( 8 fßegent's •• - 33 , I/. Os 18% beneath the fervent heat. In the streets some slight tt l a t ri n s , 1 3 . • d • a • y • •; • I g - h • • .... . * 2 - 5 -35 ra e lermo,peroz........ 11;23% been upon a small scale this week at trete 2s 61t03s 4d which gave he whole ' to them t ot Mrs. Blaekhurst's were payable. Whikt the work was being executel 1100, 6/ 63 Rochdale...• ge ' 41, .5e , E D Ys b riire& • • C • b • . 91133' 355 . . 41 Somrset Coal is 171.105. 131) ‘ accessions were made to the decorations of flag and vitt°, 3 MO:the t :. -. 35 GO f i lsro in n. a . :•. •.: •.: •. ••• • • - 53 % for low to good 30 to 38 per cent over proof, anti fine at property in certain charitable trusts tor the foundation Underwood shoeed tbe note to several persons, and ulti- ‘nrandturictn l loo' 4/. 78 Do.Lk Ed st i 2 ° 161. p. c. - floral emblems, and additional triumphal arches had Yarseilles ............. 25 60 43p0rte......... • • •.:•.::: 53% 3,6 d to 4s 3d for 34 to 38 over. Leeward Island is held of a school, to be called the Maxwell School, atter the mately it Ctitne to the knoelsdge of Mr. Stepheus, the Grand Surrey;loo 21. Os. 32 Stffrd &Wore 1 4 0 281. 410 been . hastily and lightly run up across the route from itt• lurdea orto ' n • Vfiine . : . • i;1 ft Rio e f , an, t lro •....... •• - itor Ii I 4 ... to Is 51 per gallon proof, but little has name of her late husband. The etelicil which was the chief superintendent of police, who gave the lithographer C.V.raaillitdhaumnio.n. / 100 11. 10 s . 24 : r t o r a e r w b s r b i i ( l g r y . .. .. 12 4 5 5 , I 151 - 1 1 20/.. 290 the jetty to the roval residence. Every outer wall in fter1in.............:.. -.- 34 N u ewr'orZ,Zida • yrTsiiih •• t -- been done. Operations are small in East India subject of the present charge was dated the 3d of an indsmnity oh the per; of the tstrian Government, Kennt & &rill 39 7s. 6d. 51eSevern anal - 6 21.05. 24 the neighbout hocehdisplayed its banner ; the glass:pen- Tr , V ti: , :t e tt e o c h as . • : :: ... 11 5 5 5 5 Phi1ri.= 3 0; . 1111L .. 1..10 . ; . , PEI - 011. 4 t it ' : 3 1ttn 1 s ts 2 . s ill° eur 2s era 3 r i a f h o r lr o e n t o p ur4cohased June, 1850 ; and o b n i th:d day Mr. Ascroft, the attoe- :i i i;:l in dimt il e 3 el t i l o i i i , rn t o t e ti R e: r i ir u x t i rf( :l m p a r t i t s o o n n ( a , r s 'i m 7 1 1:Ls ; t i f e = p ., I 0 0 0 0 Al i 3 s 2 re I : r vz ., e ‘ l i t e lik t 2 dents of the mural crowns in the streets made pleasant Petersburgh,Sll. Rble.. 37% Foreign Geld inbars...£3 17 9 i c v ent. over proof. Brandy continues in good demand tlipt7l ney, and Mr. Am es.c e i r, an attorney's clerk, were at Wces g sary. Tbe prisoner saw a proof of tlae not l e 4 , anti Leicester .... 100 51. 66 Ilirming i i 10e 41 . 644 music, and peals of fine toned bells from orthodox steeples r chld • •• --- - - - 5 49% Portugal Gold Coin •• G 0 c o , the market has a firm aspect. Cognac best brands ot Lisbon-hall, the d r b i e A n i ce of Mr. Blackhurst, when _, at that time and sulaaequently gave an order for 1,500 I: , e , nt , r h tN .,,, th h i liA 7 4 0 / i. 5 4 1 8 0 % Wf a w pt ic a k a.. 1 100 31. 42 rang out cherily, albeit in honourofa Protestant Queen• Bareelon .• •• •• •• - •• •• 0 Sil=hb3 o o l t l ibloons .. 0 0 00 0 the vintage of 1847 realised 5s 2d to 5s 4d, 1848 ditto they were invite . y h. Blackhurst to attest a codi- impressions. When these were completed, he called, and Nlonmouthsh' 100 81. - Worcstr & 1 ..„ ~ a •• • ...... ''. - Cil to his wife's will, which he (Mr. Blackhurst) was Mntg.enrvsh, 100 - - Birming. 3 - •"" 43 All the points from which a view could be obtained of the &Tills- -••••-•• - • - eilver ta bars ......•• 00 0 43 8d to 4s 101, 1849 ditto 4a 6d to 45 Bd, and inferior left, a carpet bag with Mr. Undervvood, 1 ; d.receng that harbour and of the landing-place were fully occu- sorts 2s 9zl to 4s 4d. Geneva is still quoted at 13 6d to Mr Ascrof then preparing. e • . c and Mr. Ambler signed the notes should be put into it and sent to him at the MeltnMwbry 100 - I - Wilts Sr, Brks - 14 s. 74 pied. In a worcl, Ostend gentle and simple, inhabi- FAANCE. la 7d, aod fine es 9d to 29. There is no variation in the the will, and shortly afterwards left the place. Geerge Inn, Digbeth, at the same time intimating that IaST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICrS tant and stranger, made universal holiday in honour We read in the Erenement -" Several members value of British made Spirit. Since the death of Mrs. Blackburn the codicil had he wished to pay liberally, and he thought that he had Dividend - Amount ' ________ . of the friendly Sovereign who was PO rapidly ap- of the National Assembly, and two generals, old CoonneNEAL.-Previous rates are sustained, a less been produced, and from its appearance he should not been charged enough. It was at this hotel that the Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. preaching their shore. Another half-hour and the friends of the Orleans fanny, left Paris this morning quantity having been brought forward this week, still prove that it had been altered. Mr. Catterall then prisoner was taken into custody, and last Saturday Mr. -- -- -- --- little squadron could be discerned with the naked for Brussels, on a visit to the Prince de Joinville, who operations heve been upon a limited scale h ey private called Mr. Ascreft, who said that he had not observed Stephens also took into custody a person named Steele, X s. d. X s. d eye-a few minutes more, and to a practised vision - • has arrived 11/ that city, and taken up his residence at treaty fur all purposes. Of 60 bags Mexican at public at the time he sigaed the will the crowding or inter- resitg in the; i hbourhood of Wolverhampton who Bank of Scotland ne t b Hill to make a unch havine n firitlsh Linen Company 81. I p ' er cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 the identities of each vessel established themselves. the Hotel de Saxe." sale IS party oily found buyers at 3s 7d to 3s 8d for sil- lining which now appeared upon the first page. Had tia4 ben em . o • p ye y p o o 1 193% , ..:!aledonlan Bank - er lb thr black. There has been an it the Austrian " eagle." it been there, he must have seen it. It consisted in h , l ity de o s r d t a st le as i go a w nk nank . GI. per cent. 10 0 01 10 a 0 leg There came the Royal yacht in the van, throwing It is confidently stated, says the Presse, that the rer, ancha 4 t s 3 o 3 6 9ii p , and for auction 200 b s are declared. Mr. R. A. Stephens, the chief superintendent of police, 1 •••••• 6% per cent. 20 00'10 0 0 13ti the spray in sheets from her bows, and moving on French Government, following the example of Eng- arr i i N v D at 1 IGO. -Ope a r g a s "ions have been upon a g large scale in the insertion of the lwords "And, lastly, I give, de- 2 uetailed some additional particulars concerning the cap- C ' loinmercial Bank •• •• 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 16 . 9 - with steady stateliness to port, behind, the grace- land and Russia, is about to send to Copenhagen an East India since Friday last, and amount te 1.000 vise, and bequeath -a Imy real and pers inel estate ture of the prisoner. On the 29th of July he saw the F,astern Bank.... •• • • 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 inb.kGlasgow Bank 61 er cent 5 0 0 5 9% ful little Fairy rolling ber gilded sides in the extraordinary envoy ;at the same time several vessels :sheets chiefly for Home consumption, and on specula- and effects to my husband, hi 3 heirs and prisoner about mid-day going along the Bull•ring to the f F ':x a ehangeßnk of Scot 4l: p P er cent: 100 0050 g 1 ° ) 5 1 water, which was whisked up into foam by her of the Cherbourg squadron have received, it is said, tion. The rates paid are 2d to 3cl per lb above last assigns for ever absolutely." As a professional George Into, and an hour afterwards saw Mr. Under- tale of Man. Company 71. per cent. 10 0 0 70 0 9- screw, and shaking her slender reeds of masts to an order to hold themselves ready to sail to the Baltic. quarterly sale, and at which there aro not free sellers. man, had he seen anY interlining he should have wood's man go into the room where the prisoner was, ii N o a r tional Bank 6% per cent. 50 0 0 10 f 14% th of Scotland BaLk 4/ er cent 20 0 0 5 0 ' and fro as if in play ; then the] Vivid-worthy cf The funeral of M. de Balm took place yesterday, Spanish eontinues to be wanted, and supply is much lees placed his initials opposite to it. Other evidence was with a carpet - bag; he followed, and having charged North British Bank •• 4) - • - 2% her name-checked to quarter speed, and dancing in presence chiefly of literary men, and of his pri• than last week; prices are on the advance, and for Flores called to prove the will of 1847, and also several codi- Hitt with having in his possession a quantity of forged Royal Bank of Scotland 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 •• 0 13 - 2 along like a curbed sea-horse. After her the Admi- vate frinds. The corners of the pall were held by rnle so 4s 6ito 4s 9d; Sobres 4s to 4s 3J; and Cortes 2s oils to it. Two witnesses were then examined who on the Austrian Government. at once took him Unionßankot Scotland 81 er cnt 100 0 0 50 notes .. . . ~ _ _,. _ . .p e . o 0 88 ratty yacht, the Black E igle, which is certainly not M. Victor Hugo, M. Alexandre Dumas, M. Sainte- 10d to 4s per lb. deposed to Mrs. Blackhurst having, previously to her into custody. Prisoner replied- You don't know how w -stern Bank .-.• • • 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 71% Alliance Fire and Life 8%1.pr cent. 10 0 0 10 1 0 20% ' a sea eagle, and, nearly hull down in the distance, Beuve, and M..Baroche, the Minister of the Into- Teeeow.-This afternoon the public sales of Tallow death, stated that she. was afraid the ris Id ,oner wou much our countrymen are robbed by the Austrians, er d me " The ke you would not apprehen . yof the carpet- B. Accord. Lifeand Fire - 20 0 0 000 I - want off at about former rates • 680 packages South d P d d h • British Guarantee Ins. 41. per tent. 10 0 0 ' 0 0 'l4o Od the Stromboli, vomiting out as much smoke as its nor, who, without receiving an invitation, came to . ' put her band to paper after h s e was ea , an t at it American at 34s t , o 365 6d low 32a 9d to 33s 6d ; 270 s bae was found on the prisoner's person and in it were Caledonian Fire Insur. 101. per cent. 100 0 0 1.. 0 0 1 23 insular namesake in a vain attem t t ''' h P a Y p o juin er com- a last compliment to the literary merit of the casks Sydney, low to fine 32$ 9:1 to 36s ;40 casks 18 was her intention to leave the interest of her prepert - . Y fon ' nd the 1.500 " • notes ein sixty parcels. He gave his • Colonial Life Cit of GI •• * •• • • - 50 0 0 1 0 0 11/. 3s. a gow Life 6/. per cent 25 0 0 2 0 0 1 21 12 panions. deceased.. Amongst the persons present was Ba mats wrecked P.Y.C., 343 6d to 35s 9d. to her husband during his lifetime, and that h al er re name as James Hill, of America-square, London, but Edi y nburgh s Life Insur. 61. * * g per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 1 20 In this order the ships swept on, and about half- run de Rothschild. When the cortege quitted Oros.-This afternoon at public sine 64 tuns Sea Ele- and personal estates should afterwards go to the trus- on inquiry it was ascertained that he had resided there East of Scotland Life - 10 0 0 0150 1 - . past eleven o'clock the Royal yacht dashed up the the church of St. Philippe-du-Roule, it proceeded phant Oil sold at 32/ 10a to 34/, 90 tuns Southern 33/ to tees in Glasgow. The bench remanded the prisoner for two days only about five weeks previously. He in- Eng.& Scot, Law Life 51. per cent. 50 0 0 217 6 ' 24 Hercules Insurance Ce. 71 per cent 100 0 0 10 0 0 1 narrow entrance between the two piers, which lead to along the boulevards to the cemetery of Pere-la- 341105, 30 tuns Polar 34/ 15s to 35/, 9 tuns Sperm 82/ till Mond4Y next, to give time for the production of formed Hill that he had taken the prisoner Steele into fnsur. Co. of Scetlnd•• 41: per cent: 100 00100 0 ! - the harbours (it beine then just at the top of' high Chaise. M. Victor Hugo pronounced a farewell ad- to 82/ 10s, 135 tuns Seal, yak., 361 to 361 103, straw 341 further evidence. Bail was refused, a n d th e p r i s o n er custody for having made the punch, on which the former Life Assoc. of Scotland G/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 1/. - 185 water), the Royal standard at the mein-the Admi- dress over the tomb, and M. Desacyars, President of to 341 15s, tiuged 351 53 to 35/ 15s. was at once removed to the House of Correction. offered to give lull information on the subject, but the Mercantile Life National Fire and Life 51. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 '22..6d ralty flag at the fore-and with the lead going the Society of Men of Letters, .likewise uttered a few --eh__ punch has not yet been discovered. North hritlsh Insur. - 6pr eent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 1 25% from the chains. As she rounded the light- word 3 of respect and eulogy. M. de Balzac leaves no DEATH OF MR. JAS. SCOTT WALKER. Mr. Underwood, lithographer, detailed the facts as fir North & West of Scot. 61. per cent. 10 0 0 100 1 - house a spurt of flame flashed from out of fortune, so that Madame Eve de Balzac remains but THE L NDON G 0 AZ E TTE . Not unexpectedly, but still with feelings of regret, as . he was concerned, as set f' , o , rsh above . . . To h him tee Scottish Life and Guar. Scot. Mas. and Gen. Li fe - - 20 0 0 011 0 - o o o 15 o i - the grass rampart, and the thunder of the indifferently provided for. (THIS EVENIN G.) we have to record ihe death of Mr. J - dales Scott Walker, prisoner gave his name as James William, and ri - pested that the transaction might be kept as piivste as Scottish Union Inarace. 6UI. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 '24s. d first gun of a royal salute echoed through every The political prisoners under sentence of transpor -----.0.- wbo was well known in this town from the lop • d gpc No ;Ban-lard 'Are -..- - 51. per cent. 50 0 0 45 0 1 g ° % United Dep. Assurance 51. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 116 s 3d s tation for life, and who are now confined at Doul- that he had teen connected with the local press. P °B'ible. street in Ostend. The crowd oo the piers took off their FOREIGN-OFFICE, Arra. 20, 1850. The melancholy event took Mr. Henry Minte, a German merchant, gave evidence - place at haPheast five MISCEI.I.A.NMOUS. hats and waved handkerchiefs as the yacht passed, lens, are, it is said, to be removed to the citadel of The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Julius o'clock on Wednesday morn . ing, after an ii ness 0 - l f to the effect that the notes forged were in the ihape of but ao far as my ears could judge there was no cheer- Belle-Isle-en-Mer, that place having been fixed on by C. Kretschmar as Consul at Nassau, in the inland of teveral weeks' duration. In th ' • e t arlier part of kis Austrian Exchequer-bids, each note represeutine in Name of Company. Dividend Amount per of Paid. Price. in g. The water not being very deep, the engines a decree of the President of the 'Republic as to the New Providence, for the United States of America. life Mr. Walker was connected with the Liverpool value 100 flerins or 10/. sterling. Annum. :Mare. were " slowed," and the proceeded with diminished Place of confinement for prisoners under that sentence. FOREIGN-OFFICE, Alfa. 92. Mercu , y,as its sub-editor, and the duties of' that laburious- The magistrates consented to a further remand for a . - speed on to the place of debarkation. Her Majesty The Nouvelliste of Marseilles, of Tuesday, had the The Queen has been pleased to approve of Don An- office he executed with ability and eiscrimittation. 0,1 week. X. s. d. ,Z.s. d. was 'on the quarter-deck with Prince Albert and four following "communicated note f- tonio L l ano, as Consul at Trinidad for her Majesty the leaving this establishment, he stinted a literary periodical kuetion Mart ••-• • • •• 4 • Australian Avricultnrl 2/. ss. 50 0 0 - 25 11. 100 0 0 , 30 0 0 15 of the royal children, and returned the mute saluta- f Spain "As several journals have announced, the Supreme Queen o . of his own called the a Lancashire Museum ;" and the CADVERTISEMENTI-Hulioway s - i..el a cersam ' P ll Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 00110 0 0 20 FOREIGN-OFFICE, AUG. 23. Cure for Headache, Bile, Loss of Appetite, and Lowness of Ditto, Half Shares.. - - 1 210 0 5 tions of the people with curtsiers. At the Custom- Board of Public Health at Naples recently resolved, after varied powers and acquirements which be breught to Soirits.-These invaluable ills • e with- "amidst •• .. 51 per cent 100 0 0 32 10 0 - p can be taken at any tim . , ... .... .. . . os house the troops got under arms at the fi t f rs gun rom several deliberations, to impose a quarantine of 21 days on as been pleased to appoint Augustus T . he Queen h . , _, . . . _ the task, together with his skill in ebbs ing the servict a ' out dani , er from wet or clod r •• . o restraint from busi- Uppr Canada Bonds 51. per cent. - , equirin, n - _ William Hanson to be her Majesty s Consul in the lie- of able contributors, obtained for tho periodical a stead- Pity Navigation .... - _ _ 9514 all arrivals of passengers, merchandise, and vessels from ness or I' ' - pleasure. lhey act mildly on the bowels, without pain the battery, and kept the square in front of the land- Gen. Revers. & Invest. 5 p.c.k.bs,2/ 100 0 0 100 0 0 - üblic of Liberia Malta, Marseilles, and Bone. Such a measure, inspired, it P • ing and a circulation which were deemed weeder- or go iping, strengthen the stomach, and p omote a health,. ac- Equitable Reversienry 5/. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 106 ing-place clear for the reception of the Q I ueen. n- hit Henr The Queen Ilse also been pleased to appoi , v • ful in a town then notolously nsglectful of all nen of the liver, appears, by the incidents which have recently taken place whereby the purify the blood, cleanse the Ge .qteain Nevi ation 11.8 s. 15 00' 14 0 side the s i 0 27% quare were Kng Leopold (dressed in the at Marseille] was calculated to cause much anxiety to John Murray, Esq., late British Vice-Consul at TaE- 1 1 se , ioCat eaieras ot a liter h- •ter at y C Arai • Almost every num- skin, brace the nerves, and invi y oorate the whole system. They Lon a tion Instituti g on ... - - !7815 0 - UniforM of a Belgian General), Major Count commerce. i r tre have the satisfaction of announcing on gier, to be her Msjesty's Censul in the Canary Islands. ber of " This Museum" wa,s enlivened with some story, prove an admirable remedy alserfor those who suffer from a da- Hassell Institution•... - - ,26 5 0 ..... Moerkerke, General Goblet, and the members of authority of a letter from the French legation at Na- WAR-OFFICE, Ana. 23. essey, anecdote, or gossiping article written by the bili d ____tate_ constitution, as they create an appetite, correct inch- Peninsir&Orient.Stm. el.per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 Reversionary Int. Soc 4%1 t 100 . 0 77 bis staff, and the bands of the regiments on pies, received this morning by the epeeist commissarY 17th Regiment of Light Dragoons-Cornet Alex- facile pen of its editor; tied some cf those pro d uce gestion, remnve bile, giddiness, nervousness, or sick headaches, Ro al Mail Steam • • •.* 61 1 ii. p: . 7 . n c . 100 ggloooo 96 60 0 0 60 * ce • nd pal itation of the h t Sld b all Dry oists and at y vigeur of treat- a . P ear .- o y ge • South Australian..... 11. per share. 25 0 0 25 0 0 18% duty. Before the echoes of the last gun of the of the sanitary service, that this quarantine of 21 days ander Learmoeth to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vi nous evine• d imagination, humeer, Professor Holloway's Evablishalent, 244, Strand, London. „ Van Dieman's Land. - salute had died away, the yacht had nearly arrived at has been taken off, with respect to Marseilles, by a re- Reed, who retires, Aug. 23. most, and ingenuity, not Often surpasw dby writers .„ , m° ° ° 29 0 0 Ite her moorings by the jetty. She was piloted by iab e tolution of the Board of Health of Naples, dated the homes Bellew, 34th Regiment of Foot-Captain T . whose names are household words. His peetic taste 111 E 141VERPOOL BOROUGH BANK.-A meeting Of .....„,.. Senithett, R.N., Commander of the Vivid, and 13th. The uar was so . q antine consequently remains as it pre- from the sth es ilson Foot, to be Captain, vice Charl W was not one of the shareholders in th' the least remarkable of his la..- , . is bank was ye. held heftily, at one - ' 1 h d d o clock, at the Clarendon-rooms in accordance wit ite ee BATTERSEA PARK AND CHELSEA BRIDGE.-From viously was." Randolph, who retires upon half-pay, Aug. 23. rary endowments; and though we liked his own a return which has just been issued, it appears that th admirably managed, that in a few moments she was . 63d Foot-Ensign Edward Ralph Cherles Sheldon to poetical efforts less than his prose productions, ste of settletnent, for the nse 'of assenting to or dissent in • from th I • purp e i the special meeting moneys raised en loans for the formation of B tt . e abreast of, and nearly parallel with the jetty. Th ---8 THE LEGITINIATIST CONGRESS be Lieutenant, by purchase, vicesFairtlougb, who retires, must admit that seve 1 f h 0 reg.() t em raged far above medic,- af t, the s _ ar e e. reso upon passe a , , . h holders, held. on the 3Uth ui tiMo, or f amounted to 10e,272/. 3s. 9J. ,• an:l th a ersea-park, e amount expended space reserved for her was but little more than her 68. 100. AT WIESBADEN. Aug. 23. •r 1 r • crity. In the course of his ch• quered lue ,1 . Walher increasing the capital of the bank by the issue of was, 63,4611. ,of which 58,322/. was for purchaser" own length, notwithstanding which sbe was hauled If we are to credit the Pour ' h f 110 • • h mr, te o wing is t . e 6Sth Foot-Lieutenant Thomas De Courcy Hamilten had visited the West Indies and South Ameriea, anti a 50,000 zew shares, and for repealiug so much et the of property. The cash balance on 31st March, 1850, less alongside in a marvellously short space of time, and result of the political conferences held at Wiesbaden - to be Adjutant, vice Nicol, who resigns the Adjutancy tharrul earthquake, which took .plaee during his residence sixth cleuse of the deed of Settlement as rciarints any I. l. v e lt was (We to various persons for purchese of their inte made fast so as to allow of a gangway being run from " Twenty-eight Legitimatist D •,, . • wily, Aug. 23. in the latter country, fJrnaed the subject of his longest, ehataholder front holding an , v more than 1,000 shares in the in property at Battersea, was 31,810 h 16s. 11d. The b t t • twen .3 , gentle- ameunt borrowed for the Th the shore astern of the paddle-box. Her Majesty and ~ were received in a body by the atroutieds; Ch " a "Y9 ' 77th Foot-Lieutenant 11 , nry Watts, from half-ray most ambitious, and mest successful poem. After the capital stock of the bank. rhere wer b e e a o chl i tirman, pr sided, Bridge, and approaches the ames embanktnent, Chelsea mhord t , Mr. Walker was for a reto ,ih w e as, cash, 21,71 e/. 12s. 6d., Prince Albert, who had left the quarter-deck, and after being individually admitted by this Prince t Unattached, to be Lieutenant (re• paying the difference), abaudoement of his local periodical, in n eT preln d t tl: t y i ;n ihi ß n a=o n n d e ,;n t ce was probably e owing Exchequer-bills, 11,300/. o print . e amount expended wa. mounted up to the paddle-box platform • th the audiences. After a ,wi conference of nerly three hours, in • vice O'Brien, promoted ; Design Henry Kent to be several years the editor of a Liberal paper in Preston to tl r ie em fa a ct ' that the shareholders did not think the directors 21,361./. 14F. 10d., of which ' ' b,OOOl. was for purchases of Prince of Wale?, his brother, the P • R I Is' hth ituationufFraece wasexarained, rincess oy a , iv ic .e s analysed, and loeutenant, by purchase, vice Watte, who retires, About a dozsn years ago he returned to Liverpool, tad required to be very closely looked after. Mr. Cross read property. and the Princess Alice, soon after the yacht en- discussed, it was decided-1. Thet the Legitimatist party Aug. 23. cted as contributor and - in the intervenieg period he bad a , the proceedings of the last meeting, now to be submitted LUCKY EITAPE.-One day last we k e , as a female tered the harbour, seemed in high spirits, and should immediately abandon the system of conciliation, 83th Foot-Lieutenant Nathaniel , Steevens from the reporter to severed local paper!, • all to but hhore especi y f or esolutions stated that the . confirniation. One el the r , mimed Sheppard, who resides in the v • 1 1. f , ' ' 20th Foo' to be Lieutenant, vice Leathern, promuted, With themes, however, lie proposed increase of capital was neces.ary tO meet the i age o I_ uncton, was ' looked as if they enjoyed the scene arnazi I• • t aomme an attitude and policy uf its owr, and a c t , ~ th L . . ISt d d e aerpoo an ar . letting a bucket down the we .11 she fell in but het 0 s d fah to ng y , jus • romote the triumph of Aug • 23 * the whole of his last term of continually increasing business of the bank ; another pro- the well I•ope Abo •', at this moment a heavy drizzling shower began t a exclusively with a view to p rarely inter ns, ddle d during 7 lk . h d t i d 1t tl 50 000 new shares, of 10/. each, to be pose tia le , and, with - - y standim, near observed the accident, eit was proposed to the UNATTACTIED.-Lieutenant James Birley Leathern, residence in the town. elr. %1 atr a no, on y a much presence of milid and with an energy al- ' fall which made the shelter of the platform cano„y its principles. 2. That, in cas • se frem the Btith , ruot, to be Captain, without purchase', nd under more faveur. issued, should be offered at par to the present proprietors, most unparalleled, ra • • n immediately to the well and drew her " National Assembl •te prolorig the potters of tne e - re- literary but a mechanical genitms a , -, , , i„e t it, propori ion to the shares respectively held by them ; and very acceptable. In attendance on her Ittlajesty were . • . . ) ' h ei • tematically oppose Aug. 23. co nstructive i t :I..lity m , ue in set« •an I sent •, • ' • 3, , 1 i scaled, a bruise about her person, al. Bitten?, the Lsgitimatists s ou. se s able circumstances his a third that the restriction as to the number ol shares to be h Lady Canning and Miss Dawson, Colonel Phipps and v ,Nll)Esiolasigpum.-The Christian names of Ensign fuller and more pro. t ough the well was forty fee that prolou atior, because the measure giving the Count i have been brought into held by one person should be iepealed. The chairman move.' t deep.-Brighton Gazette. Sir: James Claik, M.D., the latter en route to Brus- de P " g 1 h • • • 't the chances sed L : - ;lia d, of the 92d Foot, tire " Jelin Alan," not " - John g ha ts, / hay. i n naval erchie cture he was an the adoption ot the resolutions ; Mr. C. II Jones, the deputy. hr ler k e, Au°. 22.-Wind WeS.W.-Arrd. Ernestine, : arts tune to comp ete is mssori y, Mao, as stated in the Gazette ef 16 h instanr. bad executed many New Orl-ans fe chairman, seconded the motion, and it was unaelm o u,,ly F , '' c i ~ r Gothenburg; Salus, Elliot ' seire where the Queen of the Belgians is stated to be p ree „ s i on . or tee Count de Chaml erd would Hereby OFFICE OF Otte.N - ANCE, Aua 20 enthusiastic amateur, and he 'lerent descriptions of ed to The businese only occupying about five militate, Saguenay. Arrd. from the River, Winche t I ' detained by the delicate state of her health ; and on be considetably diminished. 3. That M. Berryer Royal /teen:rent of Artille ' ,' . • beautiail Da . dels r f di , . ty-st cond Captain Edward .. i a 0 f • ites consistee or a (Pop „ , .. assent . . - L , rsipool Mercury of thu day. ceeton; Elizabeth, Port Phili •W . s er, .aun p, illiam Stoneld, Monte ' the platform was Sir F. T. Baring, First Lord of the should continue to be the &Alicia! and avowed chief of Price to be Captain, vice Young, tetired u - pon full pey; f vesse .. ne o his favour heel the object of this Eln• v . i PAISLEY -The manufacturing population here is ' I ' ' '' Admitalty, who teas a passenger on board the yacht, the PriY, and that all the loyal and devoted logitimatists Fir•t Lieutenmet Alexander Cameron Gicig to be or a ship with a deuble a e t ve e vesst erea,er th 'I " - ' ' • at present fully employe,l, and good we' • as ers bre still in de- Cowes. Ana. 22.-Wind W.S.W.-Arrd. E f ' e , , ,iperitialreturned from his visit to Cherbourg. H er should combat nnder his direction. (The Gazette de Second Captain, vice Price; Second Lieutenant Rode- guler . conBtruction being ts? g hh r which we are told d This presents an agreeable contrast to the state of Arroyo, Wessels, Porto Rico; Duke, Lerndahl, Ha a v ael ( l •• •"‘ : •- ' 'N , h - s dressed in plain silk mourning. Prince France was specially disavevved and blamed, on accouet • ~. M ckenzie to be First Lieutenant, vice G lei Aur. 6. steadiness in the water. This cif -g,, l en he at one n.n . in ' an. s iondin , eriod I ' • ~ • Theresa Ehlers di 0 gt e nes been w e ii spo k e , ee by practice. m , matters at the corre 1 & p - .ast s ear, and for many na' , , ,tt , and tailed for Hambur It g • e , h _ h e , • wa ot the acrimonious tone of its desuique) 4th. Finally, rie" a ' Erratum in Gazette of June 25. Amongst his fellow- preceding. We are glad to learn that the expenditure on FALMOUTH, Aust. 22.-Witid W., fresh and ll enee e ne e 7 Adhere • e e a black frockcoat and trousers, and the Count de Chambord deel I) - • time thought of ratenting. aqua y.---- ared that the report of a recon- Th e na me of Second Lieutenant Purcell, of the Royal • e•teemed fur his account of paueetism is lewer at the present moment teen it Artd. Columbus, Eekoff, Rio Janeiro. se.- h _. youllgh ' i t . tees were attired as sailors-little black . • gkers on the r he deceased was b t ...- saltation between the two branches ef the house of • id have been Edward Tobias Willoughey w r p.ess t d though he bad his was even prior to the great distress of 1812-1843. Crialehas PuNnEE, AUG. 22. - Win.l N. Sld A - . ndrons«la, ee - • % h eglaptAle slept , round jackets, and wide pantaloons. Bourbon was totally nefound ' • ed • but be added that if Artillery'. sheu . Wllloubuy. kind and corteous manner • an , • their cha. stisement of late greatly decreased ;so much so that at tl idt . tl Q. b , . -. 4 - iith. - e - sic hauled up alongside, at twelve o'clock, the chief of the branch of OrleaLs m - ' ade one step, he Purcell, and not failings, wh'eh had inflicted on him Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of Derbyshire. t h oneason 'inheritance of P ' r'soners are one-fourth 1 h ' 1s ", re ''. te• i . ess tan they were half a year ago. MELFORD, Ana. 21.-Wind W.N.W.-Arrd. - ten:444lth* •nd suite (descended to the quarter-deck, was ready to melte ten." n Lord Vernon to Le ey were regarded as the too c -Glasyow Dm y Mail. Charles . e .. s .• . . - --s t aner.4ll ' ng of the Belgians. stepped up tbe gang- The Right Hon. George Joh , our frail humanity.-Liverpool Mercury. nd Feulere Liverpool for Ilu , I Atone e es , vre , leaky, aed with I , , _ 14. ''. Too HORRIBLE TO CONTEMPLATE 1 If a lad , \::::;'-- •. • : .. ,1 ; ' welcomed his Royal guest with great • tches were rece vest s . Dispa 1 yes,erday at the Colo- Deputy Lieutenant, August . WHITEHALL, AUG. 16. -------" ----t_-_____-------- - ---_ 'tates is lost what y i sails split, &c. d squally who he s ' s • must it then be for a lady who 1 WATERFORD t Atm 0 bi -it ..- . The interview was like that which takes , nial-office from the Governors of Hong-Kong and leased to ordain and declare off FALmotrin, AUG. 22._Wiud W., strong an stammers Or etuttere!-Punch, . .1.-Wind W.N.W. to N.N.W. • The Queen hada been p - - f LI mburgh. • - p ort ' J 46 0, cOpe Hay tien, or It . . i -W. Sophia, St, Jahn's, New Brunswick, , place between old friends. The King. ;Wok bands Ceylon. t < Oh -1; .---...,---...---.-------.....-----"-- TS. THE COUNTRY MAUI"' a v ery et, .!. 1,1, ,T L, Arc. 22.-Tee weather has cendan:tiii oar vi,r:c24);e, and with occasional heavy rains, ~.glish :al a i ; at markt ti rule very dull. and prices r . w i,bin 0, , reign o ld are at a df „,:i„, o f 1 3 per quirteew` op E . , to, ‘, , 'n l i; h r• A tea' samples of really 60 jiy. At ~,- -. - . 1 , h brought 44s ter imperial qu.irter u t d c- (role 40j t r': , ': 16 " -I ' s IBM ket Eoglish new vi boat reteae ow ,11 ~ D er imperial to 4 'quarter; foreign wite, i ! aili re per 480ib; ditto red, extra tine qualiumr di tto, 44,; ditto. fine ditto, 395 to 413; ditto, ordina i ss u ie. 0 and hard, 37a to 395. For flier there is a 3101 , fr ' 315dn of 6d per English seconds fete ef f , pet b to 33s per sack; American, i&c., swee t, 23510 -; be ll b arrel. In oats, barley, and other spring corotword from variation to notice. Oats, Devon , a nd liVehl ' u t% 1696 d 153 to 16s per imperial quarter; W ail wig e ilar tiii to 1 m 7.5 63 per 3201 b; ditto, black, Ilis to 16 9 11 or ter; quarter. Beans, English, 9 8* to 323 arriv e impo..is ,L sliti; foreign, 24s to 284 per 480ibs. The ls We: b oa have b en-Wheat, 3,833 quarters; oats, 1 2 ,7 61 .„. 700 acid , 1,693 barrels; barley, 1,721 quarters; 0"4154,o; sacks. Tee averages for the wctk are- Oa ~. tad:, 15. 7d; bens, 43. m arket `- BIRMINGLIAM, a AUG. 993 22.--At Gletr,•cster - he or the r 17th, tile wheat trade ruled dull at eb°llt!be O a _,`,.(ncY of the previous week; but at Worce3tert ' iot a te. ~ i ,) , ',, a reduction of Is per quarter was W in o ottl'' '-...!' ley in improved demand. More doing 0 pet 13:aus maintained their value; but Pe.a 6 we ns W I. quarter lower. During the present oreeK %el. bo re t__lrlte-ale for wheat, with the turn in favour cr t_7„ l o wer rates have been accepted for light oats. Dat i o olingl dear; but little progress can be made je " . ; c oiarl it ' U 0 s without giving way in price. At thi s do " F b ill be &ru ler i Oil tabieere was a less supply of wheat from t o r o trade ruled dull at rather under the Wren i n os' day se'nriight, but we make no alters, iOn ill 1 t :oo4' tions. Barley was taken fret ly at fully 55113°-,clanee' lii oats but little doing. Beans held for Some - , 0 ... bu3 era of peas, except at a further decline., wbes; LOUGBRO', AUG. 22.--At our market te•u a l sae b met a clo a , sale at about last week's currencies; ar 050 f Ibe se eans but few offering, Oisend the turn in fa l ,?„ of iir , Iler. A few samples ew oats, but 1110.1„ustler' tenor quality, which made from 183. to 200. Pe i r , h i er e Ws! a DERBY SMITHFIELD MARKET, AUG. 20 -- .. h , g ood !ntttr chow of fat stuck this morning, le l ": i o the attendance of purchasers, without any price from several preceding weeks. The pu n i t I/ 0 la b s, R ,o and lambs was considerably larger than &ere* alteratio..umber of u I , "days but the trade was not so br a _,, i ,j ; the q entfy there were acme pens of sheep left o f fit psl lamb ,4a trade was very inactive. The suPP I Y ° ,l detool F 5 again larg-, for which there was s e ° WO 41 o at cals es wt re scarce. Beef, 41d to stl; 011 60 '6 41° t 7t, 3d; lamb, 50; veal, 41d to 53 per lb; P'q h IVO ' per score. Rough fat, 3s 3d per stone Of 14 ' . • 45e lid to lid; call skins, 21d to 4d pi r lb. Whil st to to BOSTON, AUG. 21.-W' hear, red 37s to 431, Deb 161 - 455, extra 45s to 475; oats, o ld 123 te 1 91 f Pe r; 19s; beans 26s to 30s per quarter . d i i pet' 4 ALFORD, AUG. 19.-Wheat 40s Il 1 . i I 6.5 7 4 a,i ; beans 28* per quarter. LOUTH, Arc, 21.-Wheat 393 to 445; '-- s,arlel 93j t° 225; oats 13s to 15s; beans 23s to 26s per cl r ' 4lo , 43 110 LYNN, AUG. 20.-Wheat, old 385 to 0, . i ( 46s per quarter. 461' " " : 1 PPINGHAM. AUG. 21.--Wheat 42s to 30 :per . r ; 2_2 1 :t0 245; oats 19s to 225;_ beans 28: t° vietifr be , , 5 0 2 Butter 103 to 101 d per lb. Eggs 20 for 1 9 . 'dad '' ' Od, thirds is 83, coarse 15.4 d per atone; brigi 63 per 41b loaf. to 495$ NEWARK, AUG. 21.-Wheat, old white ,;a42s red 42$ to 46s 03, new white 443 to 47s OJ , ~*- 0 , to 14 ; 445; barley, grinding, 183 to 215; oats, old -425111/Its 54s to 183 to '2os; beans 283 to 31s; tares4o3 9 5 i od F . to 56s per qr. Flour, 03; stone; bread per 41b loaf. i Issfloi 10 CARLISLE, ne 23, secondS AUG.ArG. 20.-Wheat 46s 11a; - • oats 22s 3;id per quarter.ry olear front ele 1 GLASGOW, AUG. 21.-The supplies ., c oo-L e ter have been light. At Grangemouth in e t i er o of ~ .° l, lO .of about 1,344 quarters of wheat, 230 qusra: op . 0 ley, and 220 quarters of peas, from Or ° hot 1 % 1 ' 1 14 exception of bunday and Nlonday, when l e 00 00 e, 1 rain and wind, the weather has continuer' s ol i toosac d harvesting progresses fairly. Th e ed i a le t. during at i the week were ter the supply annul ibioll,clos Former prices. This day's oa k " flssatti seise tended, a retail business only occurred i1 z 1 ,,, v alue' hod without leading to a uct ib'e change r"„id bate realise s' holesale, however, 'an abatement 11°' 'CO to be submitted 0, 21 ....oer 0 lel EDINBURGH GRAIN MARKET, Ana' --. hAlg -1 4 4 5( 1°. were 461 qrs of wheat in the market tosdaY , "-- as • to' t h e tO e P , _ e w, on than last week. Prices were 6d u p on the average-17 qrs unsold. Barley ...There :1,0 0:9 day's market 118 qrs barley, being 77 (Itses t ; bcl 0 11/0 Thetop price was Is 6d up, and the averagenigket 0 0 44 qrs unsold. Oats - Thequantity of oats in the „ice a . „,l'be The t o p roeser ef lc , qrP, being the same vve. up, and the average 5d down-22 qrs ul lst*L sliso lsit :Or supply prees of beans was t 9 qrs, being 9 1 1 " 1 " re on th e II i were th e same on the top, and lld oP 0(1 2 qrs unsold. b• 4 , 25 6§ 63 Top of Wheat 6 5 5 41 1) . . „„--° 4s l If Barley ... **. • -- I au. 4 t, Oats... ... ...... :.. 440 ' 311 ° big s lb. sete t, Beans ... ... •• • 6- 2 ..-T be e 7, 04 1 EDINBURGH CATTLE...MARKET, AUG' - 1 . ~ pr.c - ' ss, of cattle was 415, or 11 more than last week. J o r r o : 55 t`e,,,teo' current, 6s to 6s 9d ; middling and inferior so c _ _0 e ler per Dutch stone. At the close The number o r i or 2,064 more n e g 71,._„.5.60,r_001 5 P per . than last wee's. To us , middling and inferior fromProe 'd i pe 4s r , ° a d'i price of lambs, „,,bt4°: to Is 6d a head. 17s Od ; current, from ll' to brOvr , _ o ur antiD UNBA 44, Au G . 2() . -- Wheat, weighing.64lbtos, l b ' r i og lig ~, 1 ~,P,rices to •7s Od. Barley, w eighlq 40 1 ' 4 ; 4 u (td , anti d peat, 205 6.1, and prices tkt Ofis .d. Oats, weighing-e .1 prices to 185 Od. Veans o° 0 00 -lbs, brought ts od, and prices to Os od• . e xtre 4 to 9° Coax, AUG. 21.- Flour-- First 12$ 6d to los,oo,o'hest, seconds. 11, 6.1 to Its 6d ; household, 9s to 1 1 '; `' . 7.iScl; ir meee per cwt. Oatmeal lus to 105 6d; Indian in ;" 0d t° 4.115°7 -ae l. 61 10$ 0,...cl t`,7/4;± 1 , c 70 meal, los to lOs 6 1 er cwt Indian corn vsenser§l" ~,,,odl ~ i tTs . .. B . ran 4/ to 4, 53 1 , ), d per tOn. Hay-. -- sus" o ff ton. ~j t o Li' s it za . dealers 54s to 00 Od; average Os per 16s Od to 255 Od 5 dealers 32 5 7 6 4 te ed to average 00s Od per average Bread•-iirbeoetretelshi°klr• col"ros household loaf 5d to Sid per 41b. 93 per lb bunor`,l; °got. Eggs.- 4s 2d to 40 4d rer , t o t ..,,, 5 Newport . 13 14 5; Lydney 15s Od; Soothe 00s r" We w s Od p er ton. Tallow 385 Od to, 0,410 e. 4 4 to -11;isk, 25 . 0 . p., 5s 6d per in3Peris'64 o.la pet l b ' . . . ; eef 4d to dd; mutton 4id to m ~e s 6 „ i. ppe ci r s 9n pork a. 4d to 00 ; bacon tid to 73; 2 764 WT(O Hops, ,iOs to 010 s per cwt. Bangor slate§ ' 3i , tdi; oaf; ton. Bark-Barbary 7155 to 8155; Valonia 1 0 ' 0 00 pe t o; re 6 u; Spanish 91 to 10/ per ton. Fleece NV 00 1 156 l° i s. to ', 1 00 i 4r Hemp 321 to 35! per ton. Fish-Scotch herriAa,,, to 9- 4 11° 0 ditto ri 15s to 20s per barrel ; Newfoundland 6' pine," s - 1 No Voe ton. di_ to, 2/ 153 per ton ; deals, 13/ to 181 Perot ; citioosa Market 205 to 32s salted 21s to S 2l ,P er eicl; . .„' t too ; 3d to 31d per in. ' PotatoeS, white -4o , t° 00 ,,, 9lr °d - t o 03 ; Guano- Peruvian, 11l 100; l a ' Tar-Archangel, 195 per barrel. . ----- I ‘l lo. RAILWAY SHARE MA ll io potic ° BRISTOL, Avo. 2 2 . 0 . 43 to e O a STOCK EXCITANGE.—We have 130 Ch an ' h eCO ti l l' ' ti i° l this share market A 1 bus 'less . 33 l i .. f OS•ees 0- tporoickespigaecieiewralipy re•mainsm:atal-tionar:y. and Exeter lines.eonfined to the Gres A ing 1# LIVEKPOOL, All°' 21. bus in ess . (7 0 (o_, ,STOCK EXCHANGE.—There was little ore 9% day, but prices t TWileesteren" And *--to. fic tion s er,b6 -. _ were Lteady. The trallordated r0"/.40 1 , 0 .w s . ....*—Laneashire and Yorkshire, Cons° i d 0 j aiti ~,04 ) 11° ' d 9! . Lancaster and Preston, P'"L011.7., „...- ~,hoi I ~, W estern, 111 1, —Ditto, New Quarters, 1 ..;).0;-th bP',Ji••• 6'%-1-)ifto, Halv 243 cl" —York an d j "'• 3). P OO , 15;i 4—South Ea es, '3 1. "°. "e Ditto (N stern and Dover, Cons° _ alo of, i 0. 4 .) Registered 5 1-16--Diau and Lincolnshire,, , fto Preference, 73A• MANCHESTER, Av a * 22. t I ° -(1$1 1 01°11. OCK EXCIIANGE.--The Shire Mar"terial defB4' Theanimated, and prices remain without any orsiosbire, podo an transact ions were as follow a,a.trehs,9l/ di..land a L nd eashire and Yorkshire, 39 Dittto. r , ".7 - tern , e t P rtiirsk. 7% Loudon and Nortll-W es cbe it 44 ' o, PJ II/3 P ew er , Ditto, New Quarters, 1.16 p. -- Ditt chea ter, 0 01 :. an ., v Birmingham, Quarters (C), 1 c. p•-'3151- ,tern ° OW" . _u___ Lincolnshire, Preference, 73A—50utb.r......2 DO DO. i fili• 1 5 Ditto, Consolidated Stock (No .3). 15ns, felice (11) , as burn, Clitheroe, and West Yorkshire' Pre ,e * d'' 22- dell °°„4 BIRMINGHAM, AO' as -- P' ne STOCK EXCHAAGE.—Tbe share market ..I(busioe6sf tl, active to-day ; there was, in fact, little if .ft arV er, s ial acted. Local stocks are most sougur there are few sellers. ~ fo r ; ir YORK, AuG. 21. to -dal „, (M A , STOCK EXCHANGF.—Tbe transactiouS Ditt it, follow 104' hi° castle • *—York, Newcastle, and Berwick -1,4,,,T0rt d 5 II: prere Extension), 9%—Gr"t No for 9i. Ald3 rrefe cent. 7:et'(guaranteed 6 per cent. for five Yllictlati , perpetuity), 43% York and North ence, 7/. es. 9d. 4 P l ' 2 ere s'" ore , ST GLASGOW, AUG. - 0 13 0% °Gl'. EXCHAN(4E.—The transactions sod 'ow: Aberdeen, 91. 2s. 6d. 5/. 23. 6U—Scottish Central, 111• 10a.1 esioc)i Juncti.~n, 8/. 2s. Cd.—York, Newcastle, 01 Edinburgtcott lol ! 1 Purchase), 41. 43. lIIRTIM. la the 'VP OF A SOIL N.p.i , if, On the '6th inst, at 13albirnie, Fifesbire' to 0 1 Georgia:cut . On the 21 Balfour. woo ing 21st inst., at Queen-square, of the Rev. Robert Wilson. j 13011cb' 10 (in the 21st inst., at i. enrnark-hill, Air& ' t be 0 OF AVA 110 010 It. Ches hire, . f On the 15th inst., at Thornycroft-bslit v 10 of the Rev. John Thornycroft. e th On the , . Ist inst., at Lipper WO/ " ar .... p isce , John Salt, Esq. . d e • oc e, , v. , MARSOD. , b itoc..". yr,,-,1), On the 20th inst., at the Parish couro ( v01i,...,,,_ y, Boulder, Esq , of the Inner TernpleN,..oso`i„,,,,,,/.00r000',4, Dri second daughter of the Rev.. J. - .T . 1 4. OOP - _. ii iso l vicar of Ito,hdale, and niece of IT • --- h rcl I'l le 11. P. for Lymington. b, R ic-$ 0 O te IP ,_ ,o on the 2 th inst., at Bromley Chloe 00 of t b as r n ief , I wnsend, Eq . ., of Kenmare, youngest)! to id sur f 11- 11° H. Townsend, of Derry,countv of Cor t o of o Youngest (laughter of iienry ile bbtrt ' 4 0 0 common, Kent. g.,, g, ii age' . of ' DIED C rOOl., t soli On the 17th inst., at St. Feock, in., ° t e idts rif t i lle ie v iie N i Vill . ia . ni 1-lichns,. curate. of St re c ' c ' a O ir. „pito its Is, itsq., of East Dulwich. bsorh - On the 18th inst ,at Percy-place, Clap sollt il id t e, i Mile of Mr. Alfred J. C(llier. ._...,1 fi l '... ° o ll° ' t l, On the 18th inst.,__ at Clifton Bios.- u, ~,,, , o f MO d,fo 4 son of the late T. W. Filgate, .0 5 4 r ..- .10-ei s of Louth. g' tlil «re, , , o be On the 19th Inst., at Tredegar-s(l° e d 7 , .. jls Jane, relict of the late W. llartin, Esq*! sig Oa biro/ On the 17th • t at Leek, Stafford, of the wife wife of JohinnBC;ass, Esq. t da ugliter On the 19th inst., Anna Dlario,..eldes Islington. 11, 1° Iff Southey, Esq., Compton-terrace, ion-terrace, lOw 1 -- - - stril)l: 11;0( Lir Acton: Printed and Published W blf ' frzo: ill , h . co , 0. 112. Strsuid, Printer at Ooj' Strand, in the' Precinet ' of the Saf Middlesex, Frichly, August 24 I. s° ' •