The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-30 00:00:00

June 80, IA-10. Co br (:,4701b. 'UAalittb. BIRKENHEAD. W . ' ANTED, at the Woodside Hotel, a respectable, N 'SALE, by PRIV ATE T REA TY, several sirtall and experienced BARMAIDone-need apply. who does 0 large Plots of LAND, suitable for Building purposes, not perfectly understand t uation. Yards 'anti Manufactories, situate in various parts of the Townships of Birkenhe a d an d C n. Terms advantageous. Builders can be accomm ed with Cash and Brick. Apply at Mr. SALISB VS Offices, Mortimer-terrace, Ha milton-square, Birk ead. --- MILK-HOUSE AND SHIPFON. 0 be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, a MILK -11 HOUSE and SHIPPON, and Two other HOUSES, in a desirable locality. Price, ,t 920, of...w4rieir.#.7oo might remain A ( N , n T e ED who , ahayseZeenexif, e a r i e i‘r n i e c r ed ch a n ß t s 9 0 0 ffiKe-eK(Ew I E I o PE R were. Shipowners), or in a Shipbrokers', wo be preferred. A li beral Salary will be given. Applications (prepaid)krbe addressed to Box T 15, Post office. 29th June on mortgage, ii;equii-ea:Ren .E 72 per annum. This Pro- TO THE CORN TRA DE. perty is built in a most su •ior manner, and is occupied by ANTED, a Situation as BO -KEEPER, by a first-rate Tenants. Young Man well acquit' with Manchester and the App.y to RADCLIFFE and Picaxx, Prince's.buildings, North surrounding. neighbourhoo ..alary not so much an object as John-street. le reference as to employment in Liverpoo__ character and ability will be given Address It., Standard-office. nexceptionab: LAND, ADJOINING TIIE OLD SWAN_ TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by order of the Trustees and Executors, a desirable Piece or Parcel of BUILDING LAND, ' situate in West Derby, adjoi n i ng th e Old GOVERNESS_ Swan, fronting Petticoat-lane, which rams from the Old Swan A N ENGLISH LADY, staying in Liverpool, is to Broad Green, and near to Liverpool and Prescot Turnpike /1 desirous of meeting with an ENGAGEMENT, in a Pro- Roads, adjoining on two sides to land now or late belonging to testant Family. Emolument no -an object as a com the representatives of the late Thomas , Esq., containing fortable home. She teacbe nglish, French, and Music. in front to Petticoat-lane aforesai to e back severally Respectable reference can given. 133 feet 9 inches, or thereabou , and running indepth on the Address (post paid) to B. 8., care of ?Ir. JAnor, Chemist .J 1 I.IIGICIII/IJULD, MIL/ 1,11 MC ualu ru1.185101, C11,,11,11/1111./ . .J.1411/ Gy eastwardly side 20 feet, thereabouts, and containing in the whole 186 d superficial uare yards, or thereabouts. 11. A CLERGYMAN is at present disengaged, and The Land is well drained, and the re i s an ex cellent stone wall would accept of SUNDAY D , Liverpool or its snore than six feet high, extending along the front thereof immediate vicinity. Advertise • of covetisus of emolument, towards Petticoat-lane. but wishes merely for em orient which should render him The Tenure fs Copyhold cif Inheritance of the Manor of West useful in the ministry. Derby. Address, Rev. A. 8., care of CORNISH, Bookseller, Lord- The above Piece of Land is wet calculated for the Building trpot_ Li VP tnnol. pfCottages,4;iiia are now such great demand in that rapidly =proving neighbourhood, and commands a pleasing view. For further particulars apply to Mr. DEWHURST, Attorney stud Notary, Jubilee Buildings, Lord-street. PARTNER WANTED. WANTED, a PARTNER, to join a Business which is doing well, and very lucrative. The in-coming Partner must be able to advance.t2oo, and, if re • ed, .t 100 more as a portion, or Bank-fund. None n p y but those who are of the most active habits in an ut of doors. The business is light, and only requires c mon perseverance to make a one TO BE SOLD OR LET. of the first remunerating speculations in town. Reasons given, 0 'be SOLD, by PRIVATE T P E ATY , one large i f requ i red, for accepting a new partner, and references required T HOUSE, Great George-street, 45 feet 'front by 182 feet 9 from the appliCant. inches deep ; one Ditto, Upper Duke-Street, and corner of Address H. W., Standard-office, Ilverpool. Cornwallis -street, with 4500 ya I) ; also, upwards of P.S. Application to be made within seven days from the date Nine Hundred Thousand s BUILDING LAND, in Lots hereof 10 suit purchasers ; commodious FAMILY HOUSE, with Coaeli-house, Stables, &c., and about One Thousand Two Hun dred yards of LAND, Dean-street, Edge-lane Co be gzotti r Vat. LIVERPOOL AND HARRINGTON WATERWORKS. LOANS OF MONEY. MITE Directors of this Co e willing to re . ceive LOANS of MONE n the security of the Bonds of the Company, at the rate our Pounds per Cent. per Annum. Interest payable half-yearly. • 24th June, 1846. HARMOOD BANNER, Chairman. To be LET, some very eligible COUNTRY RESIDENCES ; also, •several.eacellent HOUSES in town, as well as HOUSES and SHOPS in some of the principal thoroughfares. A List of - upwards of Two Hundred HOUSE.. _and above a Million square yards of LAND for SA ,av be had on app!ication to W AMS, House and Land Agent; • itanelagh-street C K S LOANS OF 1101 V PRINCE'S PARK. .TO he SOLD or LET, several substantial and com modious HOUSES, in the Prince' ark, contr.' •requisite for Families, and now yor occupation App;y to Messrs. A. a❑ . r iLLI4 , Ms, Arclutec ors, &c., 12, Cases-str ivern.ni IHE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS I DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE they are willing to receive LOANS of MONEY, on • ecurity f the Bonds of the Trustees of the Liverpool P s, at the rate of FOUR POUNDS PER CENTUM per an interest, for periods of either Five ining every Sunrey- MODERN RESIDENCE, NEAR ( O be 'SOLD or LET, with imrr J. the substantially-bnilt nnd A..;.1, surer of the Live flice, Liver e mites from Liverpool, in the parish of Chilciwall, an g every requisite for the residence of a large an LOANS ON DEBVNTURES. TER AND 'HOLYHEAD RAILTVAI The Housu contains, on the Ground Floor, a spacious En -trance-hall and Vestibule,', with Stone Staircase, Dining-room, 28 feet by 18, a Drawing-room, 19 f Library, 26 feet by. 18, a good Kitchen, Servo - iall, House eeper s-room, Pantries, store Closets, and er convenient Offices. On the Second Floor, a Drawin- em, 20 feet by 18, with excellent Lodging-rooms, Dres • g-rooms, Bath, Store-room, Water closet, &c., and there are suitable Servants' Apartments. The Si ARLES are oartieninrh; enntr.m. i;.-..... t. • r.. . 1 • etors of this Company are prepared tc 'e (under the powers o ct of Parliament) i for LOANS of MO. ' ,on security.of debentures, terest at. the r f 4 per Cent. per Annum. The payable half-y iy, viz., 10th January and 10th J u ly. Tenders, stating' amount and term of years for which it i s oposed to be lent, to be addressed to the secretary, 61, Moor te-street, London. By order, GEORGE ICING, Secretary. THE D rec TENT a Wailai Court, house for Four Card house, Bakery, and. yara. havi • EDINBURGH, LEITH, AND' GRANTON RAILWAY. ITHE Directors of this Company are ready to receive 1 'FENDERS for LOANS, on Debenture Bonds, for Sums of not less than .500, for h`perioci of Three Years, at the rate of 44 per Cent., payable at the Terms of ,Ilartimnas and \Vhitsun- The excellent GARDEN round, and planted with Fruit Trees in full hearing; is very , productive, and contains Two Hothouses, &c. The Shrubberies are handsomely laid out, and there is a Greenhouse upon the Lawn. .The whole, including Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, &c., occu pies Et space of Ten A rrrk of n•ht,:t. --- a• y - i i i i tisets only, which, with ono,. essrs, LACES, 'MYERS, • RG IGE RoscoE, Solicito r s, U n i on -court, Castle -street; or of Messrs THos. WtN.STANLEY and SONS, Church-street, Liverpool. ;rs.}etN - LA ND BULLINS By order Orthe Boar ALLEN ' G EO. FIELD, Secretary 8, Abercrombq-place, Edinburgh, Co by art. r11O: e LET, a Large and Commodious HOUSE in St. Anne-street, contain' ming* °on], Two Parlours, and Kitchens on the gr floor, Drawing Room, and Seven Bed Rooms. Apply to Mr. GEORGE MARSDEN, 5, Old Church-yard. COTTAGE AT GRESFORD'TO LET. O be LET, with immediate possession, an excellent COTTAGE HOUSE, containii Parlours, four Bed- Toonis, and two Kitchens, an le and Garden attached. Itent £ 14. The Coaches f Chester to Wrexham pass the door Apply to .1011 N Annorr, 65, Islington, Liverpool. MO be LET, a small, genteel VILLA, having Garden hack and front. in a delightful situation, about two miles from the Exchange, containing two Sitting and four Bed rooms, Water Closet, excellent Kit 'ellars, &c. Rent moderate; and the 'Furniture taken at a valuation. An Omnibus passes •near the I every half hour. For particulars apply t Mr: JOHN BLAKE, 9, Eldon Cham bers, South Jolm-street. A FURNISHED HOUSE. to LET, at Fazakerley, 11. called FAZAKERLEY HOUSE, suitable for a Family, about half a mile from Walton-o - ili, with five or six booms; or Two or more Ge nen may be accommodated pith BOARD and LODGI -. , on'the Premises. For particu!ars inqui of Mr. ELus, 49, Matthew-street, Liverpool. CHESTER AND PIHKENHEAD RAILWAY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Directors .1 have COUNTERMANDED the CALL of *2 10s. per Share, on the .t. - 20 Shares in this Co y, which, by a former Notice, was required to be 'dhthe first day of July next ; and that, in lieu thereof, • have directed that a CALL of .t per Share, be made on e same Shares, to he paid on the first day of September ne . JNO. B. WILCOX, Treasurer. Birkenhead, 29th June. 1846. BIRKENHEAD. riio be LET, large and elegant MANSIONS in j_ Hatni!ton-square, containing every requisite accommoda tion for respectable and wealthy Families. Rents, .00 and upwarcis : - • - .. ..,.wm-terrace, Ula'htoll, commanding a tine view of , llg Re the River and New Park. nts, 4'45 and upwards. : . Well-finished HOUSES, i n . Mortimer-terrace, Hamilton. square, within three minutes' walk of ' hide and Monk's Yerries. Rents, A'4s and upw .. Commodions and well-a ged SHOPS, in Ivy-street, close to the New Market and Ferries. Rent, ..t - 50 and upwards. The whole of the .ye are in thorough repair, and fitted up with Gas and Wat Pipes. • Apply to Mr. STEyEN sox, at Mr. Salisbury's Offices, Morti mer -terrace. Hamilton-square, Birkenhead. • P-.elv latiblitationo. Just PfiblisWed; price Is..ed. Roan, 2s. rd. Morocco, T IIE LAYMAN'S PRAYER BOOK : This little book is intended to point out and amend the pain ful Errors, .&c., of the present Church of England Prayer Book. It is much . approved of by many excellent Clergymen of the stablishinent, who express their ' or' s 'decirculation. By a Member of .the Gni eaty of CAMBRIDGE. AlspraFrice la., THE LAYMAN'S "Nril: *tv Traet on Liturgical Reform London : BAISIA311; • Liverpool," BLEvtx, Leece-street, RRACK, Mill-street, Park. • • • TO CONTRACTORS, MINERS, 'AND EXCAVATORS, MHE Birkenhead Dock Commissioners are ready receIveTENDERS for DRIVING 416 Yards of CULVEI 10 feet 6 inches diameter, tun by 5 feet, in Red Sandstone Rock Persons prepared to offer a Tender for the same may inspect the Drawing and Specifications, at the linOneer's Office, 36, 1121.111111,1,JlittillC, 1111 Kt:1111MM, UeLNICeII tne nouns of Ten ant Four o'clock, from TueSday, the Wit , Tuesday, the 70: July. Sealed Tenders of the fo tated in the specification are to be delivered, at the nmissioners' Office, Argyle-street, Birkenhead, betwee even and Twelve o'clock on WEDNES DAY, the Bth July, by the Principals, or some authorised person on their behalf. The Commissioners do not bind themselves to accept tb, lowest Tender: 111C11D. HIND, Secretary. Dock-office, Argyle-street,lsth June, 1846. 31115uranrt potirrs. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. EsTAnmstom 1821. CAPITAL. . i '550,000. TRUSTEES. Right Hon. Lord Wodehouse, Right Hon. the Earl of Orford, Lord Lientenant, Sir Henry Jardine, Knt., Lord Walpole, • • • Charles Sraviil Onley, Esq., - Lord Hastings, &c. &c. • Vent—Edward T. Booth, Esq. vaident—Anthony Hudson, I , :sq. Edward Stewart, Esq., Lewis Evans, Esq„ M.D George 'Morse Esci tjj*-General sir' R. John Isaac .leriny, Esq., Recoylcnothy Steward, Esq., of Norwich. George Durant, Esq., , Robert John Harvey, Esq Samuel Bignold, Esq. Charles Evans, Esq.,/ Secr,efFin The Public are respectfully reminded, that all the Insurances renewable in the LIVERPOOL AGENCY on the 24th day of JUNE, 1846, must be paid at the Office, Exchange-street West, on or before the 9th day of July next, or the Society will cease to be liable for the sums insured. in proof or the Public approbation of the principles and con duct of this Company, it may he sufficient to state, that its business now exceeds FIFTY-EIGHT MILLIONS. Prospectuses may be had of Mr. R. L.'IVIILLER, Agent. Treasurers—THE LIVEREOOL BOROUGH BANK. CORPORATION OF THE LONDON ASSURANCE ESTABLISHED A. D. 1720. No. 7, ROYAL EXCHANGE, CORNHILL; AND No. 10, REGENT-STREET, LONDON. Governor, JOHN CLARKE POWELL, Esq. Sub-Governor, LES T O CK P EACH WILSON, Esq Deputy-GovernOr, WILLIAM KING, ESQ. • VIRE INSURANCES effected upon every descrip tion of Property, includine Rent. TIM I.IVP,RPOOT, STANDARD. GRANO JUNCTION RAILWAY, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; that the BOOKS for the REGISTRATION of TRANSFERS will be CLOSED on and after the 20th of July, and all Transfer Deeds for Registration must be deposited i ce on or before the 20th, to entitle Proprietors to pproachin Dividend. H. BOOTH, Secretary. Secretary's Office, ' le-street, Lirerpool, 213th J ue, 1846. CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY. FIFTH CALL OF t 5 PER SHARE, MAKING (WITH THE DEPOSIT OF .:C27 . 10s. PER SHARE. TN pursuance of a Resolution of the Board of Direc- I tors Shareholders in this Company are required to PAY. on or before TUESDA Y the 21st July next, a CA - LL OF SHARE, to either Of the undermentioned Bankers : LONDON Messrs. Glyn and Co., Lombard-street. .LIVERPOOL .. Liverpool BOP 8ANG0R....... Messrs. ams and Co. • Interest at the rate o ive Per Cent. per Annum will be charged on _all Calls regaining unpaid on the said 21st July By order, GEORGE KING, Secretar: 61, Moorgate-street, London, 20th June, 1846. LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. FIFTH AND FINAL CALL OF . - 8 ON THE NEW .tl2 SHARES. THE Directors of the London amt Birmingham Railway Company having resolved that a FIFTH IN STALMENT OF -t 8 PER SHARE, PAYABLE on or before the 15th July, 180, should be called for on the New ..32 Shares of this Company, the Proprietors of such Shares are hereby required to pay cut or before the appointed day, to any of the LONDON.—Messrs. Glyn and Co., 67, Lombard-street; or a the Office of the Railway Corn tip Station. BIRMINGIIAM.—Messrs . . IVidilliet alld Son; or the hfr mingbarn Banking Co ny. - - LtvErtroot.—The -ank of Liverpool. MANCHESTER. jr B. Heywood and Co. The Bankers ave been severally instructed to charge interest at the rate of .t - 5 per cent. per Annum (according to the poo. visions of the act of incorporation) on all sums which shall be tendered after the 15th of July. • GEORGE CARR. GLYN, Chairman iof 'the Board JOSEPH F. LEDSAAI, Deputy Chairman lof Directors. - . .4By order). - it. CREED, .S,' facrtary_ Office, Euston Station, 15th June, 1646. CHURCH EXTENSION, rpHE ATTENDANCE of the FRIENDS of the I ESTABLISHED CHURCH is earnest 4 :, renuested.at z MEETING which will be held on MONDAY next_ the Rth .Tniv at the COURT HOUSE, Chapel-street, at TWO o 7 ciock,7orqli purpose of promoting the BUILDING of FREE CHURCHU in the new Districts of this Parish, nssigned by the Ecclesias . . The LORD BISHOP OF CH ESIWKIII take the‘Chair at DV o'clocl G. CAMPBELL, I Live iurch_Extension are respectfully prareen 4 nformed that a SERMON will be reached, in ST. M 1• CHAEL'S CHURCH, Pitt-stree NIMY MORNING next, the sth instant, by the g t Rev. the LORD BISHOI of CHESTER, and a Col ion made on behalf of the Buildim Fund of ST. SIMON' 'ENV CHURCH. Divine Service wit commence at a Quar er to Eleven o'clock. Tu . !TinN. TE Rev. SAMUEL FENTON, M.A., res idi ng i n the very healthy and accessible Village of Wavertree, near Liverpool, receives SIX PUPILS into his Family, who wi treated and educated as if they • vn Children. Most scnipulous attention vv . _ paid to the religious ed ardians'i§Atirov ) be strictly Confidential EDUCATION. SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, MDU PUGET begs to acquaint his,Friends and • the Public, that the business of his School for Young Gentlemen, will be RESUMED (D. V.) on the Ist of August next. Besides giving the principles of a sound Classical, Sci entific, and Commercial EducSom - flrtill^gimi:s, his great aim lt -nen of a Britisu University, and other approved Masters ist him in the course of instruction. His Boarders are tre ed as Members of his Fancily, and nothing is omitted to make them happy and comfortable_ App!y for circulars, teeiiis and other particulars, to M. D t PUGET, 9, Peel-street, Park, Liverpool. • • flottreo YORKSHIRE FIRE AND LIFE INSURANC ARTIES having Annual Policie s f a lli ng d ue on th e P 2lth of JUNE, are respectfully informed that they should renew the same within Fifteen Pays from that date. '6 LATH A N Al kit:/an• , t 1, Dale-street Fit ' :RICK N ATKINSON, North John-street. NATHAN LITHEBLAND, } Lord-street, WILLIAM OROOM, LLOYD and PRICE, 25, Castle-street. ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVERPOOL. I, OLDHALL-STREET. CAPITAL, 2,000,000, in 100,000 SHARES of £2O Each. R. 8.8. 11. Blundell, Esq John Shaw Leigh, Esq Josias Booker Hugh J. Sanderson, Efic Diputi William Blain, Esq Thomas Bouch, Esq John Campbell, Esq David. Cannon, Esq. Thomas Dover, Esq, Robert Dudgeon, Esq Richard Harbord, Esq R. S. Henderson, Esq. R. Brodhurst Hill, Es . T. B. Horsfall, Esq. Henry Killick, E . A TOR.—Robert HYSICIAN.—Rict sq.,Chairman James Lawrence, Esq. Thomas Lee, Esq. Francis Maxwell, Esq. Robert M'Andrew, Esq. Edmund Molyneux, Esq. J. Bramley Moore, Esq. •Heftry Moore, Esq. James Pownall, Esq. Archibald Sinclair, Fsq. Geo. J. Wainwright, Esq SURGEON SURVEYOR SOLICITOR, Fedder Carter, Esq Lard Formby, M.D. igh Neill, Esq, BIRKENIIf Hamilton Bui ailuel Ilolne, Esq. ;imus Booker, Esq SURGEON FO James Theotlorick Val mHE Directors beg to .1 I to RECEIVE PROi'OSA ItANCES. . :AD BRANCH; llnmilton-Rtreet. R BIRKENHEAD, E.., Esq., Chester-street. announce that they continue LS for FIRE and LIFE INSU- 1 LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. LATEST INTELLIGENCE (BY EXPRESS.) Sir Robert Peel arrived at Whitehall Gardens yesterday afternoon at three o'clock. There is a most important rumour afloat well calculated materially to rase the value of share property, viz., to the effect, that the new ministry will propose the postpone ment of "calls" for the present year urnn all new rail ways which have obtained their hills, and which have not actually commenced their works. This would be a great relief to the money market. Shares and scrip are all rather higher. LONDON CORN F,XCITAN3E .--YESTERDAY There was a moderate supply rf Wheat horn Essex, Kent and Suffolk, this morning, the sale of which could not be proceeded with in the early part of the day without submitting to a decline, which as the day progre•sed amounted fully to 4s and 5s per quarter. In Foreign, business was limited, being held on the same terms as on Friday, with which buyers were unwilling to comply._ Thete was a small supply of Beans and Peas, for which former rates have be , n obtained. Barley meets a retail sale a The large oirmtity of Oats rf. inotations per quarter, SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET.—YESTKRDAY. On the whole, the beef trade was steady, at an advance on ducing 4s. per Sibs., and a hood clearance was effected. The numbers of Sheep were somewhat less than those ex -I►ibited on this day se'nnight, ,yet they were seasonably large. other kinds were heavy, at barely stationary prices. Lambs, the supply of which was moderately extensive, were a slow sale at low rates. Calves and Pigs met a dull inquiry, and, in some instances, the prices had a downward tendency. killtd and 4 Coel Inferior . Ordi, ary Middling Middlint,r fair favotirahle THE CAFFRE WAR. (From the New York Courier and Enquirer) We are indebted to Captain Waterman. of the Ship Natchez, who at rived yesterday, for Cape Town papera to the 30th April. We learn from them that hostilities have actually com menced between the authorities and the natives, upon the frontier. On the 15 hof April a division of troo t •s marched towards Brown's-hill, where there is a missinna- ry station nr village. situa►ed in front of the gorges of the Amatola Mountains, into the ravines of which it was un. thrstoad the Caffres had withdrawn. Here the troops encamped far the Hight. In the morning the troops entered the gorges, and en countered the enemy, which at times showed a force of repulsed wherever they could be met, and the troops took 1.800 head of cattle and encamped. In the afterncon they were attacked by bodies of the Caffres. and during the night were surrounded on all skits. Major Gibson. he Commander, sent for a reinforcement to Colonel cle 26 to 3s Somerset, who proc ee d e d w i t h 200 i n f antry , one gun, and some rifle►nen, to his support_ Major Gibson early the next day, without awaiting the reinforcement, moved upon the ricer, with only an ad vance and rear-guard, leaving the waggons, 13tc., between, rotected. They were immediately a .acked, and the line cut in two by the Caffrey, who then attacked the rear guard upon all sides, compelling Major Gibson to re• treat to Burn's-bill. The advanced guard crossed the ricer, and both divisions were then - united and being j)ined by Colonel Somerset, encamped on the bank of the Chutnie. On the . lBth,_while retirinz down the river, they were T•es, tut succeeded in crossini • a lo,s of 1 officer and 2 men killed and 3 wou n ded. r Tneir w:;ole loss was 11 killed and 14 woumled. The loss ofthe Caifres is not stated. Government is taking steps to call out the, whole force of the cavalry, to ut down the robber proclaimed by the Govern3r on the 21st of April. At Post Victnri4, on the 12th, a party of dragoons pursued a body of Caffres, numbering 1,500, and upon overtaking, attacked then), They were, howry r, forced to retrrat, A considerable body of Caffres had also attacked the de fended position, the Wesleyan chapel, at CoHingham, bc ai:hout success. Trey were also seen in eonsiderabh force at varinui points on the frotv hr. They also nttrickec Drift Post, and suecerd-d i n car r yi ng oft 89 head of cattle. • ,r - stss• 1. . - Lieutenant o'May, on the 19th, with 81 men, met am engaged a large body of Caffrey, and entirely routed there without serious loss on his own part. About 50 •Caffres on the night of the 27th, attacked the cattle kraal neat Large numbers of cattle, a t other 10 Caffrey If by nint re killed ; the Etig.hrh latter N I.' le, who c Tres bad been seen in bo s Lieurenqn to the date of the s ,f 200 in tiff eeded frequently in carryit t ned b The colony seems to be seriously On the utmost alarm prevailed in even, had shot two or tb;ce mail carri: r nd thrown the nopu!ation of the itmost confusion. The Legislati II vesFe t r froin M a to the Video, we have leitera two days to the 22nd of April. The monetary difEe_ Gov , rnunent, occasioned by the arrival of I been removed. li:veira, it was 11 proceed up the Urueuav crier to be i] les of th ,eira, lIH Salta, with a Engli*h d French ced A his chrpos.l, ia which , i STATEM ENT OF THE COTTON MARKETS (From Wright and Lrloin's Neu, York Ci,enlar.) CURRENT PRICES Fop. LivEßPoor, CLASSIFICATIoN .New York, Iqh June. 6i to of 74 to ;-4 Charleston, S. lrtli June G 2 to 7 7i to 7j if t 0.711 8 to h 4 to .. to CI to 7i to 'A ile&N.o; 6 to (3} to 7& 11 to 121 6th June 6th Jun 54 to 5 6 to 6 t 4 to- 7 to- Suffieient time has not elapsed to exhibit tt. question ; the m. rcantile community, seem however, to ter' wore confidence in future prospects, and he Mexican difficulties will, do' :less, soon cease to exercise any to euee dt► teitrimerCe. File COtton seagon is now rapidly drawing to a close, and the weekly receipts at the South give evidence that the crop is nearly all in; at any rate, so mush so as to warrant us in expressing the conviction that. this crop, including Texas. will not reach 2.100,000 bales. It is true that some few parties s'"' cling to higher estimates ' out we are unable to discover any grounds for such expectations, and irs a Matter of ctrcutars trom time to time curing the list winter, in re. 'card to the present crap of cotton, (and in which, for a long period, we were almt•st alone,) are now being verified by facts too strong to admit of doubt as to their con% cc ness. By reference to our taldes above, it will be seen that the receipts into all the ports this season, amount to 1.981.662 bales, against to the same dates last year of 2,343.285 bales, which shews a deficit of 3C2,623 bal s. The stec • of cotton in Augusta, Hamburg, and Macon on the Ist in4ant, deducting that on hand on the lst Sept. last, was 35,000 bales, which, added to the receipts, gives s year of 2,015 662 hales. We beg once mrre to call your attention to our tables of exports, from which it will be seen that the falling off in the tt tal amount exported, as compared with last year, amounts to us a total supply tl 517 706 bales, the defi, iency to Great Britain being 443,536. Our circular of 30th May cave the operations to the close of lAA month. On the 2d inst. we were placed in posst sion of Liverpool advises to the 19th ult. per Hi bernia, showing an improvement in that cotton market, and a more encouraging state of trule generally ; these accounts have been somewhat anticipated, hold. rs con tinued to off, r their stocks freely at previous rates, and a large ru-ine&s during the week eodinp 6-b June was the result, the sales amounting to at least 16,C00 bales, chiefly for export to Liverpool. During last we e k p urc h asers hav a e continued i t n h u e e d salest he ir :u operations. 3o o bales, of which thoughat with l ess eager ness,least 4,000 bales were sold on Saturday. We continue our quotations as given in our last circular, which may be PRICES OF STOCKS, &C.-YESTERDAY Two o'CLocK.—The payment of the new Corn duties, 4s per quarter on foreign wheat, has caused a fall of 4s. to ss. w Mark-lane this mornin The amount required immediately ••• .; cent., Consols being 454 to 95k for the opening, ex niv . •, Ex chequer Bills are firmer at 10s. to 14s. premium; and East In dia Bonds under £lOBO, 235. premium. The New 31 per Cents. are 96i to 914 ; and the 3 per Cents., 95i to 05i. A furthei rise is expected. ADDITIONAL BISHOPRICKS. (From a Correspondent of the English Churchman.) The interesting and important conversation in the House of Lords last Friday night, on the increase of the Epi.coeate. shows what progress :he subject has made in the public mind. It reminds us very forcibly of the Re form Bill. The Duke of Wellington strongly opposed the measure, saying that no reform was needed. BAore the Duke's speech every one would have been very we satisfied t: - ) have had members for a few of the thing bsfore it ; and such a mta , ure of reform was car. rind, as the most sanguine never anticipated. So it is , e increase of the ?,pi4eapate—a little while a4o a well S atisfied wittt the pre- serration of the see of t. Asaph and the addition of7int bishop to our press nt limited number of prelat , s. But the Duke of Wellington said " No ;" and thcugh the Hone of Lords carried Lord Powis' Bill, it was thrown out by a manoeuvre of the ministry ; and the consequence will be, Wit htstead of an additional bishop. we may have fourteen—Lord Frzyrilliato considers that number to Le Dioce.e DJn , ct 2. Dorchester 3. Windsor 4. St. Albart's 5. Westminster Montgoaicry Cardigan and Brecknock. Montgomery and Merionetl: SLAT.Ik. 8. Ipswich Shrewsbury hropshire 10. S outlpsell Leicester and Nottingham 12. Kendal Westmoreland and part of Lanca shire. 13. Lindisfarne .... Part of Northumberland and Dur- 14. Beverley Part of Yorkshire Let us suppose those new sees to be founded in addition to our presentibishopricks, and there will still be several countits left, which ,could well take each another bishop. For instance, Derby, Warwiok, Lincoln, York, Northun. iinke twrtiey.t !tree. new I 11? IS ex- actly the numter of votes that the church lost in the House of Loa& ; at the reformation. For at that time twenty-six abbots slid two priors sat in an-. ebt in that house; and if we deduct from them the five new bithopricks, founded by Henry VIII, we shall find the church entitled to twenty-three votes, without taking in , o account the immense increase of lay-peers since the re- formation, when the spiritual peers were the majority of the House of Lords. However, vo shall be very well satisfied with fourteen new bishops, as an instalment. Whether they are to sit in the Ruse of Lords or not, must be hit to her Nlbjes ty's dec , sion. We congratulate our Welsh friends on their prospects. They may now lay their fears aside. And we congratulate the House of Peers for bringing this subject forward on the anniversary of the si:ming of Magna Churn, when their ancestors deei2ed that " Eulesia An libera sit. et habeat omnia jury sua integya, et hhertates sues illcesas." We trust that they will n , ,t let the question rest, till they Wing it to a satisfactory set- SCRAPS FROM PUNCH IN LIVERPOOL SUEPLUSAGE.—In noticing the fact that a B. A. of Oxford was publicly received into the Rotran Catholic Church at Preston, on Sunday week, the Oxford HPra , d informs us that " he performed the duties of his curacy up to the very time of his departure for Preston." Of coarse. it is the stipend which keeps many of these gen tlemen where they are ; and some of them, we fear, it will keep far too long for the church's good. PROPOSED ILLUMINATION OF THE TOWN•HALI has been sugge,ted, that the cheapest war of pro transparencies tor this purpose would be to proenre the services of some of ihe Whig members of the Council, who are the easiest seen through, to stand in the windows in various graceful and classical posturss. A difficulty, however, was experienced with respect to the heads of a few of them, which are 81 very opaque as to resist the ac tion of the light; and the plan was, on consideration, abandoned. A QUESTION OF PRECEDENCE.—There is a difficulty, we understand. in determining which of the law-officers of the Corporation should have the precedence in their pre sentation to Royalty, during the visit. A legal friend sug gests that, as a Judge in equity is a superior person to Town Clerk or a Recorder. the Chairman of the Court of Requests is entitled to the first consideration. GRAND HISTORICAL PIC ORE OF THE DISSOLUTION OF THE ANTI-CORN LAW LEAGUE.—It is rumoured that a number of distinguished artists are taking sketches distingu;shed OUc The foreien set:nth The latest bar Al rive been n at "t; rortu2ue•e Four per Cents.. at 24; the 1 and-a-Half per l;Fn►s., t p:r Cents.. at 60i. There are two dirt net son of the Wig these the new dt free !al gent-r,lly lowt red, t present wo )vrn in Brit pla Ihbour, vc the other tumour II further portant 'gland of Cuba Will i .to the ,ame cat gory a itt it is well kri ,, wn. in al sugar tha , comes from the tluife ;tat, produce no more .onsurnpTion, and scarcely importation cane (TOM Lonisca to make an t xperiment un any commercial object If either of the pros pected that there w 1 altera suivp , ion of sugar generall) pewate the colonial interest onsidered of th - Ind pert - mils suffitient to Prevent t import igprotection from exp Letters connected with the received from Manilla, shoe British consul there Las int vent slave eugar impo ported here to he considered himself bound torest degree of vigilso most violent and (it seen local journals. The merchants consider t and this has e unjui.tifiablt sul is bound to grant a certificate upon the simple declaration of the shipper that the sugar is really from to the act 'e the goes that, Recording • by which he is regulated, he is bound to investig, great leogth, and the correspondence leaves a rpo, aide impre.sion as to the conduct of the consul, who seems t:t have acted, under the most trying circumstancce, with the firmest dtteratination not to swerve trout the path of duty. fa tour- JUDGES' CHAMBERS. SERGBANTS'-INN. SATURDAY, THE CHARGE OF PERJURY DUNN, THE BARRISTER.—This Was ar AGA_ MST ,RICHARD Mr. Justice Pattt-son to remove the true bill found by the Grand Jury at the last sitting of the Crimin-I Court, for perjury in swearing that 1116 s Angela Burdett Contts was indebted to Mr. Dunn in the sum of XlOO,OOO, with the view of making that lady a bankrupt. Mr. Bodkin attended before the Judges, to resist the writ of cer tiorari being issued, and the unreel aas also in atter.danet Mr. Dunn produced a very lengthened au. forth all his wrongs and griev4nets—his imnrisn. debtors' and felons' gaols, and the annoyances he bad been subjected to by the receipt of numerous letters, couched both in prose and poetry. His affidavit set forth that lm had received by post a letter which ended at the bottom of each verse, avit. setting " For in the till tt e is plenty of tin." The same document authorised Will to draw upon Messrs Coutts' bank tor £lOO,OOO for his loss of time, &c., and outts fcr t e money MONETARY AFFAIR (From the Times of Saturday.) lvl oIvEY MARKET, FRIDAY.—The proceedings m Pap. l'hment have bad no very (I , other, on public secoritie .ather downward. We Whigs are not popuiar as noanctera and as the decision of the House of. Commons last night is consi,tered t , ) render their advert to uffine pro tern. c-rtain, the eff ct was to open Consuls at 941 ex-div. Since that, a broker of some standiog made a purchase of 100,0(10, which advanced th , - price at which ;' stands. Reduced Three ptr Cents. w,. the Three and-a-quarter New Bills 9 13 premium, Bank St _ .ceded effect but the ten idency has been stated, that the he City circles, 14,t dam and Ex • at 96t, -quer k has been dune at 2054. The acc-•unta from Lisbon price of Portuguese Bends about 1 per ar,d t lie mis. rable plight in which the flounces are places would have reduced them much further were the market not supported by the large bdders. The Converted Bonds have been done at in, and the Four per Cents. at 471. and the business has have I been extensive. Mexican Bonds are rather lower, the Actives having been last sold at 27, and the Deferred at 16. Columbian hove been done at lii. Dutch.Two-and a. Half per Cents. 60. and the Four i.er Cent Certificates, 221. Nothing has occurred meriting notice in railway shares It is unnecessary to state that the decision of the two Houses of Parliament on such vitally important measures as were before them last night, have exclusively engrossed attention in every circle in the city this mornißg. The public mind has indeed been pretty well made up to the result for some time, although the majority in the Hor. of Commons on th' Irish Coercion Bill is m Ach F than was anticipated. The rei ort current this , on-n•ng to the tffect that there will be ro imr- - of Parliament, but that Lord Join. a ministry for the purpose of conclucro um ;treater Rwsrll . will v the busineFs of the session. It is q has for some time v 'erstcod tL Sir Robert Peel Continent (From the Times of Yesterday.) SATURDAY EVENING —Not the least alter occurred in the aspect c f t public funds to-day but there seemed to be a more than usual number of dealers absent this morning, which is most likely attribu table to the little it - lel:nation shown by the speculators to enter into business all through the week. At the close of the afternoon prices were firm, and exhibited a tem: rather upwards. Consols for the opening left pff at 95 , Three per Cents. Reduced, a , 9lf to 95; Th te e. an d- a- Quarter per C en t s ., a t 961 to ;Long Annuities, at 101; India bonds, at 2)s. pm. ; and Exchequer-bills, at 9s. to ced by the ; the Deferred; ;Spanish Five B,•lgian Four Id.a. s island, so as to co he withdr s would 1, be s respect, ction at the ect ofF agar have been uce of the country the greateg to the ttacks in the - Nipli contains:- 1. 2. The Two Graves FRASER'S MAGAZINE for JULY, price 2s. 6d., mate of the Norman Knight 5. The •ilia, of Nam 'on. By the. Author of " The Fall of A :poieon." No. VII. The Prussian Campaign. 6. Major:Geheral Broilierton . and Col Hifiereton. T. Brougham's Men Of LetterS ' . cience. 8. Of the Italian Opera.' •B • rgan Rattler. 9. Contemporary Orator - No. XI. Corn-law Speakers, Pro and Con. Duke of Buckingham, The Duke of Richmond, L George Bentinck ; The Earl of Radnor, Mr. Villiers, Mr. Bright— May Flowers. , • 11. '1 he Beagle's Discoveries in Australia. 32. The State of Parties. G. W. Nic KISSON, 215, Regent-street, London ; and GRAPE., Liverpool. THE DAILY NEWS, new London Morning News paper, price Twopence Halfpenny. Published in time for the Morning Mails. Whitefriars, June 11th. The Proprietors of THE DAILY NEWS regret to learn that the Paper has not always reached the Subscribers so early or so punctually as might reasonably have been anticipated. Their apology is, that the success of the great experiment so far ex ceeded all expectation, that it was not possible to produce the required numbers, even with the most powerful machinery, in time for the Morning Expresses and Ma , e number of Postoffice Orders which poured in eit difficult, and some days impossible, to distribute t amongst the Trade—so that delays in executing such ord were unavoidable. They trust, hiowever, that their arra ments are now so complete as to Insure the Subscriber gainst all chance of delay : yit, as all the respectable News Agents have given to THE DAILY NEWS an active support, and many have announced by advertisement their willingness to supply the paper for 16s. 4d. per quarter— payment being made in advance—the proprietors recommend that new Subscribers should order copies direct from a News Agent, and only when there is an apparent difficulty transmit a Postotlice Order, payable to JOSEPH SMITH, DAILY NEWS OFFICE, Whitefriars, London. NERVOUSNESS CURED. TO THE NERVOUS. (lIVEN AWAY, a PAMPHLET, containing Four COMPL ILA Chapters on the History and Physiology of NERVOUS AINTS, and on the Great Discovery and Peculiar Treatment by which all Disorders of the Nerves, however chronic and deeply-rooted, may he completely and permanently renam other ed inary bodily diseases Ly means. With an Appendix of Cases, and Testimonials of Cures, Groundless Fear, Inquietude, Irresolution, Depres- Is!on, Failure of Memory, Melancholy Disinclination for So- Pet Y, Study, Business, Sze, Con o Ideas, Timidity, peterminauon of Blood to the , Giddiness, Languor, De bility, Ennui, Morbid Irrit it • Sleeplessness, Thoughts of Suicide, Delusions of eve id, ' Vertigo, Epilepsy, and Insa nity itself, are curabl this important discovery. Apply to HENRY HWTON, 7, Northumberland-street, return for London, enclosing one Postage Stamp, in return for which the Pamphlet will be forwarded free to any address. Home, daily, from Eleven to Four, and from Seven to Nine. No Consultation Fee. The remedies sent to all Observe that the Signature of the proprietor s "G. C. Serjeant," is written on the Government Stamp. ERJEANT'S LOTION, the only effectual Remedy b) against Rheumatism ? Rh euma ti c G out, Sciatica and Lum ago. Sold by the Proprietor, G. C. SERJEAN'P, O. 1, Lo vell's-court, Paternoster-row, and 2, Bell-y , Temple-bar, London; and by all Venders of Medicine rice 2s. 9d. per Bottle. Sold by --- • - y ; street; - Hogartb, Greatn ussen.str Georg reet; T Coupland, Parker-street; Ge rd, Oldha Near Scotland-road; Neal otlar-' - road, opposite St. Mar ' s M ar k et; Britten, Cornei. cif - herington, Oxford: Fisher, Bold-street - •oad ; Simpson, Scotland- Macisow Vauxhall-road; srreet ana Haymarket; ,Smith, Great Homer-street: Cox, Fox-street ; Richmond-rew ; Low, Islington ; Walker, London.road ; Parry, Christian - street; 'Wagstaff, Great Georgr.'-nlace; priestlei, Lord-street ; smith, VOOdside ; Price Wavertree, *** The usuallte actions alloeced o liZ Building of Cer tified TVarehouses, 6.c., and for a management, according to the lowest Rata current. asJVsuredtyprFire by this Corporation, whOsf s trom the said QUARTER-DAY. -This branch of the Corporation': It any charge for management, am he Assured. LIFE ASSURANCI offers peculiar advantages to t Life Prospectuses, itlercant, Fle Rates, and ere Je obta JAMES also, at 5, ilia: TOWNLEIL and WHIT Titheig ge-street East, and HEAD, Liver-chambers, n-street, lgents for Lirerpo, of and a4jacent Parts THE LIVERPOO iNsuRANc L FIRE AND LIFE E COMPANY. -TED IN 1836. ;al Act of Parliament. ESTABLISE Empowered by Speci OFF LIVERPOOL-8, Birkenhead—BßANDON-31 London—No. 3, CHARLOT WATER - STR . 'BEET, LION-SQUARF MANSION-110USH Sir Thos. Brancker. I Adanjolf lodgson, Esq. I Wm Potter, Esq [N LIVERPOOL. Esq., Chairman. n Nicol, Esq., Deputy-Chairmen Joseph Hornby, Esq. • George H. Lawrence. Esq. Andrew Low, Esq. William Lowe, Esq. James Moon, Lsq. Lewin Mozley, Esq. • James Mulleneux, Esq. John Pennington, Esq. H. Stolterfoht, Esq. ITORS. William lark William Dixon, Esq. & Willian Thomas Booth, Esq. William Brown, Esq. Thos. Arthur Bushby, Esq. Richard Edwards, Esq. Joseph Christr. Ewalt, Esq. Thomas S. Gladstone, Esq. George Grant, Esq. Francis Haywood, Esq. George Holt, Esq. Thomas Buddicom Blackburn, Esq., Daniel James, Esq. MEDICAL REFEREES. James Vose, M.D. ; Robert Bickersteth, Esq. SOLICITORS. Messrs. Clay, Swift, and Wagstaff, Union -court. DIRECTORS IN LONDON. Richard Spooner, Esq., M.P. I John Atkins, Esq. William Ewart, Esq., M.P. James D. Nicol, Esq. Hon. F. Ponsonby. J. M. Rosseter, Esq. Swinton Boult, Esq., Secretary to the Company. MEDICAL REFEREES. Marshall Hall, M.D., F.R.S. ; Alex. Anderson, Esq., Elt.S SOLICITORS, Messrs. Palmer, France, and Palmer, Bedford-row Alexander Robertson, Esq., Resident Secretary. By the Act of Parliament obtained by this Company it is expressly conditioned, that the liability of the Shareholders under the Policies shall not be restricted by special contract or otherwise. _ _ _ In the Deed of Constitution it is provided, that, until a Re served Fund of £lOO,OOO be accumulated, and unless it be kept up, no greater Dividend than five per cent. shall be paid to the Proprietors in any one year., Ai the commencement of the present year the Reserved Fund amounted to .t'117,805 ; and, in addition, the sum of £31,504 Ils. M. was retained out of the Fire Premiums of the year as a Guarantee, or Re-Insurance Fund, against current risks. The Premiums received in the Life Department form no portion of either of these two Funds. The Directors, having thus succeeded in establishing a sub stantial and highly-flourishing Institution, with a steadily increasing Business, have been induced to form a junction with the LONDON, EDINBURGH, and DUBLIN LIFE ASSUR ANCE COMPANY, by the assistance to be derived from whose connexions and proprietors they hope to acquire a firmer and more extensive hold on the metropolis and the country tinst Fire in the Coun- Proposals for the Insurance of Property _ United Kingdom, the British Colonies, and in For tries, and for the Assurance of Lives, the Purchase the Sale of Reversionary Interests; Persons ichose Policies ioith - thin Company eipirein the 24t instant are respectfully reminded that, for their own securit3 they should renew them **Mit FIFTEEN days from that date. OWINTON BOULT, secretary. June, 1846 Will be effected at Moderatel;j having the advantage of a reap to distinguish itself by its Extract from Rates o/: Pr; The Company likewis contingencies, viz.:— 2 16 3 4 3 14 4 8 For ihe Terin of ONE YEA finite period. URANCES les of pretnium. The Company, ident .Directory will be enabled , inpans for the Whole of Lit, 1 14 11 2 4 10 2 11 0 2 18 6 3 8 5 1 4 1 7 Lives on any of the following SEVEN YEARS, or any other de- For the WHOLE CONTINUANCE OF LIFE.—The Premium to cease after a LIMITED NUMBER OF ANNUAL PAYMENTS. • On Two JOINT LIVES.—The sum Assured to he paid on the death of eithei'... OR the LONGEST OF Two OR THREE LIVES, the Sum As sured to be payable gt the death of the last Survivor, or On SURVIVOIiSHIPS to secure the payment of the Sum As sured, if a Life A die before another Life B. The important advantages offered by the Company in the Life Branch will iirc dde the following, viz : THE GUARANTEE OF AN AMPLE C APITAL AND EXEMPTION OF THE ASSURED FROM LIABILITY OF PARTNERSHIP,—TIII3 Assured neither having to depend on an uncertain fund, nor being in any way accountable for the payment of Cl a i ms . • MODERATE P REMIUMS.—This Company, in determining its charges for Assurances, under the various contingencies, de pendant on human life, has availed itself of the experience of the oldest and most prosperous London Offices, and of the re cent investigations on the subject, made by the most compe tent Mathematicians and Actuaries. Its TABLES OF PREMI UM s consequently avoid, on the one hand, an UNNECESSARILY HIGH RATE OF PAYMENT BY THE ASSURED, and on the other, THE DANGER RESULTING FROM INADEQUATE CHARGES. LARGE PARTICIPATION OF PROFITS BY THE ASSURED, amounting to TWO-THIRDS of its net amount, which may be applied at the option of the party effecting the Assurance. lst.—By an i;nmediate paument of the sum so apportioned; 2d.—By an equivalent reduction of the future premiums; or 3d.—By an equivalent increase of the sum assured. SMALL CHARGE FOR MANAGEMENT.—The expenses of the Office being borne in due proportion by the two branches. PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS.—AII cl a i ms will be pay able within three months after satisfactory proof of th e d eath of the Life Assured. The Directors reserving to themselves the power to discharge any claim immediately on its bei ng estab lished. RESIDENCE IN ANY PART OF EUROPE allowed vKithout any additional charge, and the EXTRA PREMIUMS charged for voyage to, and residence in, any other FOREIGN CLIMATE or for NAVAL and MILITARY, or any other SPECIAL Ba sk i s fixed on a MODERATE BASIS. POLICIES LAPSED BY NON-PAYMENT OF THE PRE MIUM, may be renewed within three months, by paying the premium with a fine of 105. per cent., on the production of evidence to the satisfaction of the Directors of the good state of health of the Life Assured. The Company will always be prepared to PURCHASE the Po LICIES Of this Office at their EQUITABLE VALUE. Assurances may be effected when needed with the trildon SECRECY AND DESPATCII. No ENTRANCE MONEY, nor any charge except for the Policy stamp, The usual Commission allowed to Solicitors_ The Directors likewise beq to announce that they ha re mad , arrangements to GRANT LOANS to persons assured by this company, on Personal Security, or upon the Security of Assign -la,. Dvnelmi It fralonllerto ~7711.2 • id .. . . . uawurei Credit of bait the premiums, for ritimited number of years, a . PERCY M. DOVE, may be agreed upon ti,B. Th CO))irectrs are willing to receive applications from I,•enrte rtf IATI:f TIP NWT? VP UT 1 _ . - rerbvini ut I.v L . Lai ra,kr.., I Ct., and ACTIVItY, to undertake AGENCIES tl.ronghcut the Co unt i es Of Lancas ter, Cumberland, Chester, and elsewhere, it being their deter --'y to appoint Agents possessing those qualifications. -- due at Minsummu should be paid on or before Fire Folic the 9th July at soi-disant Rev. W. J. Fox. The idea intended to be conveyed is the formation, between these two worthies, of an onli-church Lague, upon thernins of the defunct ••••• •'• • • V • •• I 4.17 u ',rig a twaro before him, with '' to let," in conspicuous le trts, comes next; and after him, a number of noble lords and right ho.iourable gentlemen follow, looking, some considerably jealous, some considerably foolish, and some rather ashamed at the company they are in. The rear is brought up by a corps of lecturers, itinerants, tract distributors, ortri heir poc ets turned our, to signify the excessive disinterestedness of their past exertion - F. This pattion of the picture is undertaken by Edwin Landseer, the celebrated delineator of the anima! niuu 111 general, toe canine species in particular. The barkg,reund and sides are to be filled up with the metro politan unwashed—the usual audience of the league gather ings —who, it is understood, are to be painted by the graphic pencil of G. Cruickshank, in conjunction with the artist employed by the proprietors of Bell's Life. PARTNERSHIP IN MARTYRDOM.—The cellar-martyr, Smith O'Brien, has just shown himself a more cunning dog than most of the world took him for. The petted child was permitted, by the astute Daniel and his satellites, to appoint a day for his own glorification, by a grand din ner and procession, in celebration of his late tremendous sacrifices for his country ; and the said Daniel. no doubt, was laughing in his sleeve at the humbug. O'Brien, how ever, has check-mated Daniel this time. If he is to be made ridiculous, •he wont be ridiculous alone, but has claimed partnership with the martyrs of the state prosecu tion, by choosing to be glorified on their own anniversary.. day, in company with O'Connell, Duffy, and the rest. Certainly be will make every whit as good a martyr for the tatterdemallions of Dublin to throw up their hats for, as any of his companions. Daniel must not jibe at the young I relander from hencefoi th, for they are in the same boat. What a discerning people they must be who can tolerate such a lot! ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.—OPENING OF THE NEW CONCERT-ROOM.—Lost night, a new attraction was given to these delightiul gardens, by the opening of a new concert-room, and the engagement of the celebrated vocalist, Mr. Henry Russell. The concert-room is a spacious building, admirably arranged, and capable of holding about three thousand persons. At one end is a stage and proscenium, and at the other a gallery; and by the skill of the builder the room is so contrived that the singing can be heard both by those promenading the gar dens outride. and by the audience within. Of Mr. Itussell's'singing we need not speak here, further than to state that it was of the piceller!t quality_ for which this truly Original vocalist is distinguished, and that th, went off with the greatest satisfaction. Messrs. Atkins on this, ai on every portion of their management, which is mos t liberal, deserve the warmest support of the public. Mr. " -11 Wednes.l,-- ie whole lusseil will appear again nrx. on . auk l/n Monday next, Professor Keller, who has Friday )een stem operation of the tre, out of which a train is represented as eterging alter the consummation of the final catastrophe. The leading fitture is Mr. Richard Cobden, who is to be represented with a bag, labelled £lOO,OOO, under his arm, and with ►:ht thumb in a familiar position on the tip of his nose, and tic little finger pointi•d with a knowing leer to Sir Robert Pet-1, who is standing, half hid, amongst the crowd, holding up a misshapen potato, painted at the ends, to indicate the presence of an imaginary rot, and arices wit made a fraction above and others a trifle below the ex tremes for the various grades. Holders, generally, dur- • big the past two werks, have evinc,d a disposition tornef-t the views of Buyers at fair prices, and are 8;ill willing sel- lerg at current rates We h s•iannted nor stock "on hand and on Fmr t eleared'' at, 90,000 bales ; when the n-cent pu u r. chases and what is incourse.of shipment shall have left REIG FIT sional engagement to fill up a fracti in under these figures. EXCHANGES on England have been more difficult of esila . • . 71 to 84- per cent. some very good bills having been posed at the former rare. For. quotations of Conti nental Exchanges we refer to table above. I'. S. MONDAY, 15 , h June, 3P. M. In our tables of receipts of cotton at all the ports we have not included about 8!)00 &des of Texas cotton arrived in New York, but leave .it to he added to the receipts proper, as in tnnrnina : 'a sufficient time has not elapsed to show the effect of her news on prices, we incline to the opinion thatliilders ietiiiitti firm until the arrival of 4th inst. every thing is quiet. Exchange on England closes very dull at 7 to 7 and 8 per cent., with a very moderatt demand. MARINERS' CHURCH SCHOOL.—On Tuesday last, the half-yearly examination of the children in connexion with this school took place in the Mariners' Church, George's Dock, attended by the. Rev. Win. Maynard, the incum bent, several members of the committee, and friends of the charity. The examination in scripture was conducted by the Rev. W. Maynard, who expressed himself highly gratified with the clear, audible, and distinct manner in which the children of the several classes read the portions allotted to them,, and also with their general knowledge of the Holy Scriptures. The secultr examination was con ducted by Miss Simm, the head mi s tres s , i n ar i t h met i c, and geography. T exhibited. The he sums children were worked arged evaloud,several 1 a g n ra d m rhe ar' a slare sentences, and the geographical lesson was conducted in such a manner as clearly evinced that the children have not merely a parrotical acquaintance with that useful science, but have such a knowledge as would astonish any adult. Specimens of needlework, plain and fancy, were exhibited, as also the copy books, cyphering books, &c. The singing and recitations, too, were in perfect keeping with the rest of this truly pleasing exhibitior. In conclu sion the rev. gentleman addressed the assembly in a very affecting and appropriate manner, and euloeising the mis tress for her indefatigable zeal in the fulfilment of her duty, he also stated that not only were the committee and himself sensible of the exertions made by her, but he had great pleasure in announcing to her that the children had requested him to present her with a work-box (here he presented a beauriful work-box ! i . . to 111is . sS ._ itri) , as a 1,-.l•Cal and pains taken in their ins ruction. This little school is now quite crowilcd with pupils, there not being room for any more xnhnl4rs. and we hope ere long to see a more It building erected in this neighbourhood. in connexion with the M ariners'(:hunch for the sons and daughters of our sailors. CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF COFFEF.—We refer our aders to the advertis e ment of Mr. Dentith. of Mount-- •••• V.! 11•... pleasant, whn, it will be seen, is appointed agent fi r the . I Concentrated Essence ol: Cdt-e, a really excellent article. r fitment the prosecutrix woul bAore the learned judge deci 40 fo!ios said, that after blinnid issue The learn this sing led whether the c .d Judge asQented ill Monday (vesterdav ,ular do LEGALITY OF THE SALE OF RAILWAY CRIP CERTINLAFES T AWTON HICKMAN The question for decision in th s c ase was, whether the Nie before complete registration of scrip certificates in November, 18-11, was a lawful transaction under the pro visit.n., of the itn and Bth Victoria , chap. 110. ' Lord Denman, in d e li v e r i ng jurVment. an Saturday, after combating the validity of the several pleat put in fcr the defence, stated that the principal questi_pn in the case was, whether the necestity of an act nt parliament to carry the purposes of the company into effect did not take y provid railway companies, unless spec,.., (1, out of the category of other joint stock companies. Thei-e was no special provision in the act of its and Bth Victoria which made applicable to the (42-- tang lb stock companies ; and they must thereore t vision of 2d session exempt froni t act all companies which rrquired an act of parlkment to apply to railway scrip. The plaintiff was therefore en titled to the judgment of the court, which thus declared such dealings legal. THE QUEEN V. THE CORPORATION OF MANCHESTER. —ln tali long litigated case Mr. Oswald Mike claimed compensation, undt r the provisions of the Municipal Act, for the loss of his office as clerk to the justices of the divi sion, and diminution of I is profits as clerk to the sti pendiary magistrate. Lord Denman, on Saturday, delivered judgment, on a motion fora new trial to set aside a verdict which bad been returned for Mr. Milne, and declared the rule absolute. His Lordship considered Mr. Milne's claim as totally invalid, and suggested, to save the trouble of a fresh hearing, that a special case should be drawn up for the decision of the court. —A ministerial interregnum is now so common an occur rence that everybody of ordina r y i nte l l i gence is able to anticipate the course of Procee di ng. Thus far we have POSITION OFTH II MINISTRY.- (From S a t ur d ay ',T imet.) nothing to announce out of the usual routine. Yesterday, the Prrmier went down - to Osborne House to tender the res;gnation of his ministry. Her Majesty, it is said, win come to town on Monday, for the convenience of the rival politi c i ans, b ut probably, before that time, will invite Lord John Ru sse ll to another trial of his marshalling and conciliatory powers. Th e M arquis of Lansdowne, it.. i 5 said, exc uses hi mself on the score of his ape and infir mities mities f rom t hi s most onerous of duties. The present ministers, it i s understood. will consult their OR n and the Public convenience by ret middle of next week, the their plares fulfil the the triniAterial expla . The pArliamentary incidents of last night will be found in keeping will this etate of afftirs. Subj. ct after subject uas tnenttoned only to be dropped till it shnuld-te known whether we bad a government, of whom it was, egrypik e d, and :ghat its pie.• ••bt happen,te be tio the matter su►e wig sti r nt io‘na I cr recrCony ion. 11 r :tl : .je s ty's inquesilonT Lord Ripon. in eft-441de( rteiodne.eniTrdbetto,eerefvoer,Tiangneftroornf aurteeratincro a'reMgfia- Slit' Wiry WI MG 1:11.01.111C/11.• ‘ , 1•1 wnnc nib urb.appearance berry, Whlcu Nothing , • lls, - an other public and priviq r bill s . in Liverpool at these gardens, and his a.tractive exhi- C o ff ee ma y be mad e w ith t hi s essence in a moment, and, BI bition wi.l be continued the following Wednesday and as expedition is the or d er o f the day, there can be no sips done, and both Les adjouined at an early /lou else r to Monday. ki Friday. d ou bt of its beco m i ng popu l ar . - y economises time butexpens