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NIA 'it:ltS.S.l.Tlßrik+Nael ail A'.."411.01-IN!ti‘, -151.°'N'ileilAY: Ile: down.. All .functi;onaries are to be well paid, but
''' none over- td for their service. The rate at which 1111 -1. 1141-- d SHIPPING. bald fee still higher prices. Best bright New Pienhams,
MAMA Anittvin.-Dublin, 6: Waterford, 4 ; Denagba- 51- 151. Per mt. t of 100. Si. I 0,• ; eownte7, new, 51. to
te, 2; Prench„
3. Flandcr, 2; Holland, 1. 51. 10e. ; old, 41. to 41. 10s.
',claws, coinhat : amt le !Uzi:at .treetinnm 1 pa , • . . DON March 13.-Wind this da at aeon, N.W., fresh ~ ~
•Atin:lcK. I"'"e• the ministers of foreign courts are to be paid will L°N ' y 1 OTA fOr.S.-SOUTHWARK, WATERSIDE, March
. ... • - - --•- - -- • - breeze and dull cloudy weather.
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VIE IS Mt/NEY.-BENNET'rei best London serve as a sort of modulus to estimate the reducti
-ons PosenitiOtrig, March 11.-W., hard and squally. - 12. 13.-Our. market is well supplied, both coastwise and trom
we'reittai (warrant.; asd'aal IN.: ',dinar-Pi '''. dEY-51.06- likely to be made in other dertments. We have al- • the Continent • the demand the ast week ban been ver
N.N.W. ,to W.N.W.-Put back : Ferozepore, for China, . , . . P , . 7
Os Imo' awl ''.4"4'. 4''''k ''' f''''' '''' ''''''Wht ""''''l's''' "I' 'II IN ready mentioned, that the mlariee of these function-
/seas irn.M.o.t.t... 33e,tat sold wittelits. ylalit, 1.... its.-1... a • with damage from stress of weather. hmsted, coneequentlylower prices have again been submitted
4 indiwa...- -.Ai 11EN NETT'S. neoinfactiltior watt-bloat. to the &ries are eia •
ea at 25,000 f., or a thousand pound. per 1 t r ;1/44iirell Lowesvore, March 11.-It has blown heavily all day.- The following are the present quotations which may be
a. =sad elnesmaker v. the louel iil,..erni,,e). the higher races
°Nu Tritit SS en TaavatitomacrEas oa ;ow )hllline earl, fro annum. The same amount is understood to be that .. The New William and Mary, of Ipswich, was in contsct c°^"Yered al. n6u. ly nosarnal as reE•wls . P. .
W 0.n.0. oaa ,ao; ~,a v0n..., - Pannad, ' 'wh". "L'i" "of the salaries of the cabinet ministers. - with the Jean Amelia, and both received damage. as the bulk is being geld at the lower quotations. Yorkshire
Itegents, 90s. to 140 e. ; Shawn, 100 s. to 120 e. Wisbech
re grisate. 551.....,r)e. Th. Illitiobseed 110,-1..4'.. ehiogi-ble. _
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12,,A8LE kisTIVES. ion. au:spectuf the army and navy there are conflicting 480.] LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1848. [THREEPENCE. DaAL, March 11.- S.W. to W.N.W.- Strong and
Regents, 80a. to 120 s. ; Kidneys, 100 a. to 120 s. Scotch
Kidneys, 100 s. to 130 s. Dutch
~ TVOIO/-H.OIDLtI) squally.-12.-W.S.W to N.-Fresh Arrived : Frolic, South
Cups, 100 s. to 1205 ; whites, 90s, to 100 s. Kent and Essex
oar oten.--I...rt.itandlol table Ignite, old. bleb stsaiElert. Ins. opinions. ome desire to have them maintained in
r• Seas ; Alveston, and Abbotsford, 'Calcutta; Eliza Kdlick,
a: et &be!. af vaisao,i,a, 10ra... es ini
I.‘t,saertai,:....e. :0nuc.r..03:-. CA their present state ; others proporei that they shall be Shan hae • Postlej Ca Good Hope. Arrived from the Rearenta,t 100 - to 120 e. ;
MADRID, Manes 4. . e • r I". •a f a, • d whites, res. to 80s. ; Belgian, 80s. to 100 e.
. r Plir; "iwl."'e u'k ‘',';''`i 'l'••%'"e '''!' '; ), l't • ..1e....ct. T. : enormously reduced, but on the condition that a simi-
lar pan; black horn ta ~ n ...., .... p. r...t . , • KENNINGTON COMMON IifEETING.
The debate of congress on the bill of Narvaez c, , river: Velocity. t. Lucia. Arrive rom e river an
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4. ........b.....1. : table .4 eel, 1, each : table kohi.,, n iih huslk4 ..f the lar reduction be made in the forces of those states to In consequence of an understanding that a meeting last HOU a little before nine. The house then sailed : Anna Harm, Hobart Town ; Margaret, West Seta-
e. assn.. olistititle lor siker i which eanuid be lii.tiotpilthyd fr.en . .. _ via; Worcester, Bombay ; Jessie, Newfoundlaad.-Sailed, PRODUCE.-•AIINCTNG-LANE, Half-past Two.-
sterheit ranee es•-• 14 11 Oa nsos, Is, twr rh.rr n r de•-.0.,-. I. ; wrwee attacks ',ranee is exposed. would be held thia dayat 12 o'clock on Kennington Common, whoa Ole votel in favour of the bill were found -- ' the outward-bound. The public sales declared for to-morrow are to a moderate
for the purpose of congratulating the French nati ,
a. esmem Inv Ivir• ''-' '4' ." "'`'"l., - "'Pl."' d'u.' ""'" ''''• 14"." The garrison of Perk is to be henceforward composed a and against 64; se that on this important question the mi- Bees:mem 'March 10.-W.-Sailed: John Parker extent, say, 5,000 bap Bengal, and 3,003 bap Madras
a, toor we a0rr...4.4.-% [Ltd AM . ltl 1.T.,A s ibile Idols.. ;toil on the
nority has gained 15 votes over its number in the diiaeion of Boatna. ' ' Sugar, (no Mauritius declared). Coffee, 500 bees. Rice,
4. ftee 0 )toek of zenerer fund`hin, trio...d'art> k1,11'n.,,Y tEr urvest four regiments of infantry, in lieu of twelve ; of two resi-
ts, the world. awl at no Lomita,: tan iti voi2.l.ited hi e 1..: a 0n.,,,,,).1... merits of cavalry na heretofore; and of the 24 battalions of rraugem. rite made for maintaining tbe public peace, else-
wa hre d tail d fll • d into effect. A police force
e e e , were u y came tbe 15th of-January. The last speakers were Olozaga and
i.., re Int ity.l to .11 ali.l 1... peel 11.- Fidel and the oratorical mbat between these each the
to the amount of over one thousand men assembled in the , e° , - Mauritius ; Lucy, Demerera.
BRIBTOL, Much 11.-N. N. E.-Arrived : Gondola, 2,000 bags. Saltpetre, 700 hags.-ftefined Sugar has bees in
fair demand, at the late reduction in prices ; Lumps, 535. to
ril re hiar''''ireir't" '''''' 'silt-1...11n ear;,;!.ii..-in,i.. 5;.•eii41.4.4 is wen. the mobile naiional guard. These troops are for the service
ne' hbourhood ot the Green At no period_ did_
,the 11131eMail great champion of his party, wu highly interesting. lel°. SoirritaxeroN, March 11.-Arrived . Euzine, Constants'. S4s.-In other articles there hu not appeared any dived-
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Of the city of Paris and for that of the detached forts. iit •
blage exceed two thousand persons, of which fully one i ..,. .
sass's performance was scarcely so happy as ueual, while no le. tion to buy to day.
rr, CtOM PO SITE CANDLES, 81 d. 1 ose regtments o e ine w Ile were at ans at t e
were mere spectators, the remainder consisting of the ti at greatly exceeded his wont, and showed Cannel( a con- t'oer es March 12 -W.N.W souall - errived : Astria PRICES CURRENT.
11.• st j s 000". ,
.. , nossos...ss. -,,,• St : 8,,,, „,,s, irr. A. t „,,,.....; wait time of the events of February have lett this city; the
very dregs of the metropolis, many of them being summate debater in the opinion of both eider, of the house, of a,_ ' ' '' -y' • ' AS 0... 4 0
er, wes, L. 11.1. ee....11111) %Al. 2... W.: la,l, vertu C.11P114., 1, t.d. : -tong greater fth h bee tto re•iaforce the gavel-
part o tin ave. n sen which the left generously waived political differences te give terra Leone. Sum. per errs Derr run. Pigs, No. 1.
DEAL, March 12.-The Elitabeth Grange, from Penang, Walaaaano ILanP-e•in•••• o°-10 to '3° H°301.0.434,44 lO3 53'.... 4," SI
armed with short bludgeons and sticks.
Wadies ed ; uar,..4 eke nieuht..7.l. ; Iltd, ontiposac.l.l.l.: Meet. sons of the northern fortihed towns. The 14th of the line the great Aatunan his due.
lei& Yello- -..v. is'. "I'''. e'l 'l"', ..Pee 31216'5," "'Pk° VT.," le Guesnoy ; the 34th to Conde ; the 55th to Avesnes ; the At half past 12 o'clock thecommittee left tke Horns tavern arrived here yesterday, was in contut with a Belgian pilot '.
ire Noma Whol-or awl 101. ...rap, 1,....1.11.e1.0--.0:t.: !rO.O
.0../01., - . The Clamor says that the government have sent to Se e . -rey
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41 0-11 Swedish
boat between Dover aad South Foreland and the latter is "„Friinia, ere
~, 21 0,;34 11 10. 11 IS
ba, gd. ; ahlem.i. .r.. ed. :dolor 011. 3... 3.1. per 'Who.. •ctl, -1, . sore. 24th CO Douai ; the sth leger to Canibrai ; the 7th leper to for the green, and, shortiy afterwards, Mr. Reynoldsairo- govia, Madrid's N, incennes, for 12 pieces of artillery, The Lam, at per ton.
or armel i5....1. • 1...-1. mama orl. ess Iwo. ..,..,11..4 wAx. 4.. vd. Maubenge. Tbe Bth dragoons is to be re-inplaced at Paris ceeded to address the assemblage from a temporary bunnies. tame paper publishes the petition to the Queen which I men- sup ave sun ; out o a grew 0 saw .
posed to h k' 8 f .f
11 ed Tallow -- ........ .. 35 0..56 Pig, Mu l7 IS .18 9
23 car lb f r ell.ll, ..st. DAVIES'S old tsbildittiod aim:bowie. li3. St. Ilar. by the 6th chuseurs. He had scarcely commenced his speech when he was raid-
ed tioned yesterday, supplies-ung her Majesty not to ascent to Liegeroot, March.l2.-The Mennen, of Belfatt, New Fine.
Orleans, to this port, was taken iuto Key West Hull, very 39 OAS Milled, Meet l9 60 0
lA. lanWine. oppodte abittaldet 'e tinfnrboure. kitty, having been on Florida Reet. BergalkMadrae,b. 39 0...12 Barr ...... -...- l7 10..18 10
.. . - ..- -. „. -. _ The 13th chasseurs alone remains stationed at Paris till denly deserted, a yall with a tricoloured flag having appear the project of law proposed by Maryut. Yellow ..... ........ 34 0.-57 Patent Wet 25 0... 011
at 11111iF:PF.RFECT SUBSTITUTE for SILVF,II.- fresh orders; it is to be quartered at the military school. in sight. The van subsequently drew up near the hustings, Narvaes read yesterday in Congress the following official Milts B9 0...46 red rer minima ... 19 10- 0 5
s;
.11, The is:li ,sl,,sie rsoses is the 1.1941, dart.. tbe el esei The house of Lafitte, Blount, and Co., which stopped • sLYMOUTH March 12.-N.W.--The I.ibra from Oporto
and Mr Reynolds resumed. During the proceedings, as communication from M. 'mina:tine to M. Arnim, the ' • . • . . Formai, brews.-- 27 C.. 31 SPelter
WILLIAM F. 11l ItTi iN ',Lite 11l lid4lN ond III• ItT.IN si-ylicipieally pa far se they have gone, not a single police . .
constable in Uni" Spanish charge d'affaires at Paris : to Loudon, was totally don:mated, &e., in the Bay of Biscay.; yenom 33 0 .S 6 0 On*, per 142 imp. gel. d.p.
at riled metered le. lwet. Erfore It ineele Into A:wry th,filliaixt ora. _ .
(rent yesterday (Saturday), has circulated the
form WAS tO be seen, but • vast number of the detective in crew landed there by the Mount Etna, arrived here, who Grey and whits 37 9...15 0 Pio4l. see. Pole U • .30 le
off. maw ion le nolollt newt.: In 'liter. 1.•-asdn.. a• a doe, Ire rhorrlo f owing statement: Pante, Fan. 27.-1 have the honour to inform you that
tarliale turd. pod durabillit or dliari, loot vidleil itito eyisle...y. the do- ?lute clothes mixed with the mob and placed themselvea in the l'rionional Government of the French republic has eon- ht h s h k &he
reports taae mu t ave sun soon r. Relined. Rambre'.. 64 0...70 0 draw 29 0... 0 4
The state of our affairs, however, says the circular letter Ritneee, March 13.-The Lark, of Arundel, from Hartle- basiao - .... SS 0... M 0 brows Is yellow 23 re. 27 0
I:1 connection with the worst characters. Up to 2 o'clock Riled to ma th ' • T bl.
e portlolio of foreign affairs. he repu man Illarrvia, . a Bawl.
re. Marlow. oe.oweeete of - A fleo Plale.- - 1k.111% 1.11, cr. WWI ..111, ..... _ . _ _
.b.cliint, , they are at 14.-4 hot boa hottatbst).4 the anodes* of this establisbment. presents nothing which ought to alarm pool to Littlehainpton, etruck on the rocks off this place, the wew ienl.
.le everything was quiet. form of the new government has not altered either the pool, • s 8 eirrit Matter
elas ankche Mann.. torol awl 0441.44 1.7 1.11...ntak Ti.,,,,,,k,., xi . you. The realization of our resources ia only interrupted . went before last ; was severely damaged, and the water was aar, 23 0_ II OCM 23 10_20 0
At about tialf-past two, the crowd around the oneor's cart, tiou of France in Europe, nor her loyal and &Metre dived-
' . "'" for a time, and we merely need a delay to fulfil all our soon up to the cabin floor ; part of the cargo (coals), has ea-Ore.
?WM 01.1.11. .1.1 34'4'. fun 'W. WI. l'',U''''' P.".'"'^i. I.''''''',l' it, reduced to something under a thousand persons, pro- tion to preserve her relations of
.good. understanding. a
and as 0... 63 0 Soothers M e1...35 111
irn do .•• • • ....... .. ....... . es. od. ..e.... .S!', s . engagemen . been discharged, but it is now blowing a strong gale from Fine 7O 0-.100 0 Olive,Gellipoll,p.ton 47 0.. 11 1
,er, Dessert din:. mai .iino. .iiii., . pi. .1. .1-.. 04. f,....... 04. The meeting of our creditors is to take place immediately, ceeded ,
to disperse their preview inclination this way being harmony with the powers that desire, like herself, the in e- N.N.E., and eke is keeakine.ap. Oellem "sod own. Cocoa Nut 64 5.2b1 5
Tea ditto sad ditto, alit. ''' 'l* It' "I" ' ... 'I. t AI Rl3 d Ite 43 b' -we shall
a., .... ~.... al. 7 o.t. a. our 110 ct sea t , Ile UM a mpart, m. . hastened by a smart shower of rain. At • pendence ol the nations and the peace of the world. 1 .
shell DenrelES, March 11.--The Emerald Isle, of and from "sr ........ - •••• 32 0- 1,3, 5 tieed, 14•1". P•/"
23r quarter to three, when we ourselves left the cora. be happy to co-operste by all means in my power to this ac- Fine ordinary- 34 0... 3 0 per cm 17 In.. 0 5
Qr•w diu" •'• • .'• ••--• • " • • • ••• '•• ' • ' stis t t vicK F 1 sill V Fit lay before them measures we propoee in order to attma our
NICKEL etecTeri. Pi-teals...TM: . • • . ... ~.,. , Dublin, for Annan, struck on Drumroof Bank, a few miles
ma mon, the whole of the assembly was on the retreat, and cord of the people in their reciprocal dlgnity,and to temind
Introduced and made our, In %V I 1.1.1,431 F. Rl' itTOS due lin lon speedy and entire liberation. south of Southness lighthouse, 9th inst., and funk ; crew gang togas.° 0- 60 0
and DURToN F., abet. 'doted hy the Went TM ...CV.. .1 31,-4), MM Billault and Gustave do Beaumont have the muting Nu • • 4/.-•
over Tbe anliato had not shown themselves Europe that the principle of peace and the principle of ____.,• Peomeast, par ewe
tt, Illktartea ark 1.0., I. heroist all nmoparl,..n the ‘ery hod ankle. next Onella Was. ma-
to any extent beyond the in induals on duty here said there, liberts have been horn in-France on the same day.-Reosive, ""illaenna, mime 11.... The 6.0.,
at, Danam from
wry. foo •• 5... Is 0 ilatter-ocetr, tn._ 91 0...111 11
a.; so meninx Wiser, rt.' ea.. v. emido.i ii- -.iris either wwfolli 0, e.m. published addresses to the electors of the depart- and the affair terminated in the most tranquil manner 61c., se3ned Lamertine : anintorbrind bg &Imam . SW 111 06 0
nientally. la ll.e k-irdb.ned and biertador l•OildladY .4 the 0.1,41 Sunderland to Malta has put back to Dundee very leaky. 8...U1' " Pe" WI 0 0... 5 0
Ist Waif, and ths blels rharact,...f Ow ....i.1..1 ..t I 4.1t111e. llic 16111.1 i.• lulvtl __e
m nts of the Loire-Inferieure and the Sarthe. posaible. Arnik's reply Is an echo of the note aM. Laroartme. It The New Commere(al, of W ' •' i deter 23 0
hitby, from Midellesbro to .37 0 Dublin, let o4_ 0 0
it, il ra&g•Me. "." 0. .4kl/4`. ." 1.,' W' ' 14"1 uuni 4,lti':,:"'ill,T:l The following propesaLs and resolutions have been .. . • ___ . _ ____ is said that a diplomatic note bait been sent by the French to - . Tax, et per lb. Limerick, do II 0..91 •
transmit, was assuted into this port to-day, making much
ror MV;,:,r..„'!' „hartrt,hlY4,ll=....l“.:ut he'n . di-giii•liial the result of a meetins of the creditors of the hank of the Spanish government, demanding the acknowledgment of water,thaving; been on shore on the Gunfleet Sand, where oceemacceamen.. o 8 ... 0 9 Carlow, let 96 11-98 0
ii at
bre, nal •ii....r. • Ebi'll'' 11-:''''.l' I.""'`''' Gouin and Co.: LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(Tlits DAT.) the republic ; but this is only a rumour. she struck. RIC., at per cwt.
Bengal white ln 0- IS 0 •It'rstartto!:ll -4: 412.2117
mt Ten 50....... oer ibises . ...... ... 1.k.. .. .:1,.. .. :iO.. -- I mentioned some time ago that Salaraancsit pictures
al!. Demers For), o . ...... ... ...... . 1,...i:.... .. ~,,, The creditors af the house of A. Gouin and Co. met this COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. were to be bought by the Queen ; but I confeis that 1 had „
i 113suacrim, March 10.-A vessel of about 200 or 300 tons Crseee, 7 6... 9 0 Beef, Indio par
Down ,pooti, .. .. ...... .. ...... ...'''' day, to a great number. A liquidatiou on friendly terms narentle a brig, on her broadside was ~.ff mo„: Java and Manilla 5 6.„ 15 6 tierce
l'abkr"4' "'•••• " •• ' 4"*. • • "..... • • i-',.. has been agreed upon, and two hundred of the principil Before Mr. Commlinioner Goulburs. at that time not the lust conception that so ingemous a "Pe -- •_.. - ' . Pawed - Patna, cleaned .... 17 0.. 23 0 Prune Me. 0 0... 0
point on the ntn inst., try the nary, 'unwed hare.
Table Sp.,. Me. 71.- mode of payment would he adopted by the Real Patrimonio. Carolina.
Tea and coffee sel., ;vellum nualkAlck, Ae.. at proportion-4e ',eke, creditors, nondhareholden, have been empowered to nam.
e Ka ALEXANDER & CO. - BITRAoRDINART BALANCE The Marquis of Miraflores, steward of the royal pun. Smarts. Eneeet-Pork. Lrark ia,a 10 a
AU kinds of rei•lathiir ilia.: 14 the tat. la pna,,.. ' don audit
five „commissioners likewise nomsharcholders, whose bum- SitenT.-This day was fixed for the last examine ~ . , mony, found in the coffers consigned to his charge, shares, I Rum at per gen. _ Do., Beirut 1 ' '
.to Detail.] mint.,....., with iemnseine.. ...mil .of 4.,CCIT Ilnlililntll,,T its. is to attend „We linaidetinn. and dividend, in the rase of Leslie Alexander and William COIUMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. Leeward Wand Bacon, Waterford,
forget to what amount, of the Aranjuez Railway. He paid
sm. artirki. Pent per po•ti free. ereof l- 1 I per cwt. 65 063 0
WILLIAM F. IteltTioN-S dine ItIPPok an 4 111 fair\ ~ st. -
• ' -•' sk However, a great number of creditors and shareholders Bardgett, merebants, of Old Broad-etreet. At the tut meet. Salamanca in the shares of his reilway. The pictures - Demerara, 21 to Belfast
at Earn-Idea Inetooliarry I, literal]) lite isaAst ni Ilia siofi'l• have expressed their opinion that for the interest of all it intr. it will be remembered. debts to the amount of near were nobie. 1 have seen them, and can speak to their MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. &i per cent. Lerd.tleirmi.Prek 163 ....7, •
how 26 '' t''''' '"' l' '""4"‘'d t" `l‘'''''""'" "'a it- '''thlr was expedient to enable the bask to resume ita operations as 300,0001. were proved ; assignees were appointed ; and the
sad extent. pits-'ha•er, are lo)Itas1 to eall 31.4 Invert it. -li. I lifor - value, as can aleo excellent judges who have sat on art com 71 'CI k O.P 21.. 3 Waterford, d 0... 1
00 0 01' . -We have so far • remarkably quiet Jamaica, so to ss •
kirt, street Monier of New toao-in,4.. E.t.31,1i.11.,1 Ito N't ell- -met. Is9t. _ soon as possible. 13th of March was fixed for the last examioation. Mean- mittees of the house, and are now in England. The ex- Ditto Barer ... W 0-88 0
.ne• OH iL Dlt EN'S HA I R.-leo WL A N D'-g
n A eaPital of from 20 to 25 millions having been judged time, the balance.sheet had been flied, of which the fellow- hanker thrust the paper into his drawer with a bitter smile, with ver sli ht variations of ric
• market, y g p es. After Per rt. O.P. 3 9 ... 4 Ainerioin,dutyp. 50 O. .66 0
Kerry, it was proposed to form it by the creation of obli- ing is a copy: and wrote a letter of thanks to her Majesty. It was one of the i
the da ly bustle which has so lately prevailed, in Favourite marks 4 0 ... 4 1 Illora, trx and Cow, at per lb.
11,.../ MACASSAR 011. nempi.b.... the 11A 11111. It. cothry...Lite. Aire- ,
._ Brandy, let brands 4 4 ... I 1 B. A. and H. Video,
^. na 1 1000 francs each, productive of interest at 5 per
Intl. 10-2846 10 et-oath, modals. it in malaria, did ts. ... i . ow- the oista-oolt gnidn- Pi ii-i P 2 2 Q 1:1 Stock Exchange arid out, we have quito a Beatobsouits,o.p. 10 0 ... as dm Med Ca. ad
rod of healthy si.orr. siltd oiflats". ond Int.. ion- .111....141.11 to Ow 1.1.4 cent., and payable in three years. E-ex.rr. - - a a, jo towards the retrievement of his ruined fortunes. A certain lull this morning. We have flying reports in B.C.°l'h
uiii'd *1 n""`"" I"' ''''''''' '"'.l ''''''' in' ‘1 '''''''''' ''" "“th.:4,,Ti This combination was generally adopted, as being realis- Fr'.s":2'o'fi r-'!"'s!.s4!„ t;-' Mennen% lady, who is not remarkable for self-denial where Irish lO 0 ..• 5 Brazil, dry O.O 6
114 c
Infiln1;1111.1.1•1111.11.;;;;!.. 11.'±-'l4ll".'ou !-...'es'i.uhiti‘e""rn-l-iV7s.a. 'the Xords able by the means of the conversion a • part of each debt e- e 0 sae•c•asii such toys offer within grasp, saw the bouyht collection at the .. . , ,-..
circulation about the great mob gathering on Y.% per ton. Unsalted 0 .6 SI
0 ROWLAN OF Mae AFFA It OIL' VII thi, sIIII.Nr. Prkv 3.. .1.. into obligations, and by the opening of a subscription, in O. asa' 2 g. 3 . nentungion uommon, wit a asp ay, on a manor .. .
' h d' 1 • eigs,e.Tat ' £47 0. 54 Rel, dry 04.0 81
7. ; family I.stk, ..neil to bow noel. lin. 44. : and double that sIDE
i which both shareholders and merchants would he called upon 3 aa. ta,, 53 g •••: 3/ 1 E palace, and took a fancy to the picture (a divine Raphael) , . , Lima& Valp. dry 0 1 ...0 5
stud to be made at Hornsey ood b t - ' 't"'"'''' 1' 8
of the set, and 41 others-so I bear-to funds!' a new palace, wale, -w ; u bend
,on Ils. per tette:. 501.11.. the proprPlort, at 96 I laumeemden. on. 5 0... 0 West Indio dry O_A 4
to participate. A delay of 10 days has been hoed upon, in 1,-..,, 00 ; G- 1 X
.4 b, all Chl.111144"1/01 isanumaa which were of course instantly carried off. lam persuaded they are treated with perfect indifferenoe. Con- Dutch arid Flier 35 0-415 Salted OA 51
-- .. . "- - --- - - ------- order te accomplish this operation. If the subscription is .§... 1i " 2s.
a rt. this feat of Mindlores has caused her Majesty great pain. sole are now from 80t to f. for money and account, Friesland
ach frHE BEST ItEMEDY for INDIGESTBSN.- completed before the expiration of that delay, the general l?' 'i
1 11 The Duke of Rianzares is said to have made enormoas and so, with few transt ctions, have remained almost et.r ill'e• tan"; ton.o
316 Kr, !,,,..,dIT, dry : :3 :4
• a
Is, -3-__Na, a•r"N''' cs"lamP•v• e,l,Ll,4"l""Sr"l'd"'tl, ^,""""'""k4 mine of commerce will continue its operations, and the
ma em,l.te "lit eertn.ti rtlneny L.• an 1.,....1...11nt.a ifnlli 11i:.:f:i....h..,........e,1it
nom
instion of commissaries would be of no avail a ~
~ sums by the fluctuations which took piece hat Saturday at rteraburg,cl 35 ...
all the morning within i per ce t. E. h 13•11 s outtbot ....... ..... 32 0...53 8. Amer.lioree, par
lomdarte, hill.me and liver omortillit. • 0.1 "d• ''..'`!"'".`` ' "'` . . / h tra 01 l' n r; aP.* 3. a the Bolts which caused the interpellation of Sven. Maria n se equer i
gentle apt% nail, impartial 4,11-th to the -badti . ol.i Colnp..kr, 0, t s ton ey e.e, e ,q, idation would follow its V u -_. a Christina'has been drawing her money as fast as poesible out 27e. to 31e. premium. , balf clean
dsr, sots In 1.40..- at 1, 11.1. olr 2.i. Pd. ode!.
the nen... 1-ters.-. .• . woe., .0. '2. E I I of the French funds. Dutch stocks are still in decline here as at outahot
Riga. Rhine ..
by A. WILLOLAIIIIIir awl C., late IL O. Whorls, ti. Itlshon,ait.., ~,, 36 0... 0 Ina Vilor, at. per tom
r. or sal) etl to what recedes • public
Varmiut. atel malt' all toollehle leader,-Ite sure to iuk for Nortua s Ine gerans haring --er p
3, b . ____- .._. ... - , Amsterdam. From that city, under date of the ar.`!" - - SS 0... 0 Logwood,..l ins 64 0... 4 5
Pills. Find do Ism i•• oar-doled to horeleite so ballad... subscription will be opened on Monday, March It, in the Kr 6 A 4. THE GAS QUFATION IN MARYLFAIONE.-The 8A- 'sills M 0... 0 Honduras - 5 5... 310
10th, it is reported that the " number of sellers East India Bunn.- 16 0-23 Camoesohy 70.4 41
7 M THE krHers of t'LINIATE on the sfsTENT; bureau of MM. A..Gauitt and Co., for the emission of the ...; ?..... .!,: 5.-; journed debate ou Mr. Soden.' resolutions for the admiseion 16 0-24 rustic, &urea 3 10... 615
under the 171111.1' t:Net: of TKI/PIC AI, „r other analeams above-mentioneri obligations. a i....- i 1:' of the Western Gal Company was resumed at the vestry vraa redoubled, above aLI in Dutch, Russian, and bent War
Jute
I'm CONDIT Ines. 11) W. 2 a Irk) Ow oar, Sonict.... Sic. It was reported to-day that very serious disturb- Ise meeting of Marylebone, on Saturday. First, however the Austrian stocks." Two-and-a-Half Dutch were done Tin, at per cwt. solid IS 0...1S 0
.. HIP, Mall at tir.t. ero, tamer Iron. &lay. ances had broken out at Lyons and in ita vicinity. g• •- tii a vestry clerk, in compliance with the decision of the IsOsrd, there at 391, the Fours at 61. Here they arc quoted, Ben.. l4 0. 0
NI to And...lowly cat doir..sal tool enolterlicr nay : 7' ;
C :i: aon a motion emanating from Mr. Soden, read a long letter literals
lr. at Tlttr. In M0,',...1..e Ihr.n., Ott Iralne In WM. The Censetir states that a grext number of workmen the former 39 to 41, the latter 60 to 5. Mexican • 77 8. 78 Lim
Tillbe..lth aiml meace of 11111.1 ale ire gni., "-DI. kW v 5. g g lrom Messrs Phillips and Son solicitors ot the Western Com. Coca. in blocks 79 0... 0 Sapan IS 016 5
'7 on it is rocareely 1...114k. L.. invnlvate oKb tudielynt ainostlitst the nate, IlftTO ....-C ,
thee k with the view of obtaining a reduction Fo' 3 .:•-• . , are called better, at 141 to 151, in consequence,
"e*:. pan], in answer to various statements made by Mr. P. lace, at per ton. ead seeders. ..... ..... 4 5.- 111
ni
117.,...mr '''''si"", i';''''',l '''"ll°°"....'4' itn-W"°" ""'"''''''''ft."ld. of time, or an increase of wages ; their demands s s., Laurie on the preview. Saturday, to the prejudice of that i Pe----s
.s su named of the chance uf some intelligence about Bora aBlo 20 Brun 16 0..30 11
. ole (vier sphar
fag ‘llc nlng t-neet tr. -.linty i5,...--i,n4 toe fata. endia p. . .
day to Unclad ellnlll2e, lIIC 111....1. of ithieli I. 1.1.0.a11y oreee.ksl Io h bee tak into consideration, discussed on, t-
ave n en !-' 3 C g 1-'. ".
w ..§1 7'): h ).7 company. The letter, after lecturing that gentleman on the the reportea treaty front Vera Crux, from Whence we WOOL-LEEDS.-Th uneettled state of political
motel deratwesheilt of the sy-relloto of die 4ontieb, Hyman., Isnteb . and admitted, either partly or entirely by common tt Isl -E
....f. -,.; 2 -2
" '
- s .2. i nece.sicy of confining his obeervations in tuture to matters have an arrival, with papers and letters, to the 6th ult. affairs has imposed rather a check upon the foreign branch of
‘.. WI and which. If nia .16,111 y ~,,,trollest. irrettietablr tortenulurs the t....
~ ~..... , of fact, proceeded to say that the subscribed capital .
of the
' .- a. T. Eurevesi. elarefore...l.ol•ll.lne a r.,..- consent between them and their employers. A r„.
eueeses seis .... . . . • • • ;:. .. o,s 5 but which do not bring, however, so far as can be trade ; but we do not find any consequent variation in prices.
res.
dem''''''''''''''''' I. r "I""`.'''''''''''' '''''''''''''''''''"l.''""i'l' • reat number of workmen immediately returned to ,„ ' ~ company, as they had already explained, ,
was 160 0001. (inde- learned, any particular information. Spanish Fives In English there him been a small amouut of butinem trans-
late!' strength,: ' • the )tootael. and reeolotio, die teerelboi of lole, I ...-1.1e.t. ~ g a.- 41/ 1111, 68 .o. 0.2. co pendent of 90,0001. on reserved shares), and not, as stated
pllis WS einoidestly rerialtiliciploil., k1iaL.11.ii::i.,,,:0i.1.n.,,,K11111:1,.....f0r..h.t0. work. pby him, 32,0001. only ; that the company were in reality are 111 to 1 ; the Threes, 22 to 3 ; Passive, , ~
21 to 31 acted this week. We do not quote any elteration in prices.
ann. ggBF 'YV V g 7
r',10,it°1,`.";:x..'1,.'..:',:j 4, .A.T..111, Things would have thus passed over quietly, but ~ 3 gg .
a. V
.. i . .... i 3. incorporated, and not, as stated by him, a mere par ip • Mulish, 70 to 4. Russian 92 to 6. Peruvian 23 to 5 Liveaecot.-There is no change in the fo ' n wool-mar-
Men ----71;71 1.111414101. 111 .I Te.h., sill 4.2* 111.i.t-r7iti:lZr:iev-4T..:- - unfortunately other workmen, many of whom were e- r, 79'• : '..;,` ~.„,., g :
~ .g. 4. 4!i r, that the balance at the bankers some time ago ot ,7 . • ortuguese, to __.
2 tnelbh ti P 11 15 ' ' *k"
k prices are firm, but there is very little doing. Scotch
centinues dull, although there has been more inquiry for
int 3. THE ANNALS of lI.ORTICU LTI:11E. stmngers to the town of Lyons, have presented 3, '54 ;1s: 2 1 v -3. ag• g F.C. ,t '''l 0. .4. nothing to do with the competency of the company ; the ENGLISH FUNDS. Cheviot and cross of good quality.
able, "" fallacy of suppoeing it had being shown by the Mae Suva. shut
Mon Tilb. sr..* eon.Ptl•e., 111). entire ..)-ton of praetbni aasleitto2. themselves at the manufacturies and have compelled 3 s 3,„ se sa ~ 3e, sa -5•,,,. 134 l• I Ilifeectoeasne..Liori£o,' I"
WA tOnt.1111.•. 10 1.6111 :OA lalOilLa lalrllla... (1,11 116•Initile.n• fnr OM CL Red. A a
;IS" fact that since then the company had spent several 3 cer , .0 .. Phut
e..t., ~,, 3 d ",,. 3 7; `r.„ g , g• !. -a. u E n ,er, 3 pt'T LL Cobs. Arms.. be/ i CATTLE, B:c.-SSIITTIFIELD, Two o'Clock.-W6
310314 ' ' MI Ifa .. r holt and tertiside: the ........:e. the workmen, by threats of death and conflagration,
ea.tini,.,,,,0 .•tril •i. i. t • • 3 I thousands on the pro is of their works, and had 1 hichequer Bilk. 27a to 31e. prem.
neat of prism-boon, An•v, Irmo,. plt.. ae.: a enloslar .4 easkiiiii; I have rather a large supply of beasts today ; the best qualities
Bert- operations for eters month lit the tear :it iktaripllois of e.cry ucw 0
' t abandon their work. ''''ez i ~.,2' :1 ,a 3 a• ;•;_: 4.apiVs : Pi =2 g. 'at their bankers, et this moment, a balance of more than 6 per Ct. Andrlsn HorAtk:U-Rmiall PUN"'
1 ier Cent. (Della& 8d.., 13 17 are however readily sold at Friday's quotations. The trade
3.- ,„ 3Zi ; 0' K r. o rs- •-. ,--," g fs, sw three times that amount The letter went on to say that 41 per Ct. Del:. Hon.', de GS
tower In cultivation : a reo.nl of toed 'monist-mesa los tli..ciotee au.il It has also been reported that bands or pillagers g.. g
.. ,1. o.• E., ; gs• c,. - 1 . , . • Grenada Deferred Eds, ~ 3 4
pril3. of ..,..koirita to the preaent das - notice- .4 ererd subJeet :if , . .• .•'.. 22 par Cont. ditto, 30 3 6 per Ct 31erican. late, 111 15 is hee'T for middling quality, but almost everything is dim
''' R. ti. e' a .- Mr. L une a statement as to six of the ciirectors flawing re
7.1: rt..... 110..„.,,,,, „..........i ith horts-tdtare no 4 enteral 1114.., , and incendiaries overru
Oh 0...0kie, perfesTly orlanwil. and s.paratt ltsallra.4 011 the ment of n the country in the depart- .s 0 sn =r=
the Rhone and commit the most deplorable '„si % I-' I 6" -• i's tired, and of the directors having only taken up 1,100 shores Ditto New, 73 8
3 per Ct. Brazilian Ibls.. 72 6 6 per Ct. Per_ortan Pils., 23 23
Portuguese CAM, Bd., 14 Id posed o , all other kinds of provisioes being scarce. Although
Wood =mire: of all the borportarit Rorke.' &en .... i 1 :Is § 1 2" Out a 2,300, was also without foundation, tbe tnith hang 6 Esti et Iluen. Are. Ms, 25 30 5. Ix, CI. Kim. 1145.. 1,3 7 there are a few more sheep, the number is still very small ;
Putdi.l.sel by Charlet Cot. I% king Willbtui -Amt. Strand. disorders. We are, however, without any particulars ". A. s: trade is hardly so brisk as on Monday last, but prices Tannin
that of 2,450 shares eo distributed only 200 remained an. ".
Ditt -: t'boluit."Pel.B4.l9°. Ditto tiptutish Eds., 112 i_
John - - • on that head. V
..F., 11*. -E ,e•
& 3. h number of directors had - 3 per Ct. Spanish lids., 91 3
paid upon ; and that, althoug the Columhisn Lousder 1im.:21 3 21.nisb Defrrnad fhb.. - about the same. Trade is heavy for calves, and Friday's
14, st Same disturbances have occurred in the depart- 1 •-• t been decreased, it was not on the ground alleged, those who 3 {RS Lt. Danish Idb.. 70 4 Ditto, Amite lids., 21 le quotations are with difficulty supported. There is a good
falier NEWS FROM PARIS. ment of the Allier, but were immediately repressed. a p,
i g 21 per frt. Dutch Ws 3il al
were no longer directors being still shareholders, and had 4 ___,,,.... , • 2 per Ct. Venetuela 1141.1.. 6 demand for pigs at late rates. From Holland we have 244
bag- Y. v tern Certs., Gee Venezuela Deferred Ihkr., 7 9 beasts, 490 sheep, and 60 calvee. Scotland, 100 beasts; Ireland.
--- exerted the deed ; that the company will have three gas "'"
at the On the 6th of March, the day of the tiroffe for 2. 100; and Norfolk and Suffolk about 2,200.
March P.IIIIS SeNDAV, NOON
• the recruits, the mayor Wall on a sudden eur- 0 & 1
I I holders, and not one, as Mr. Laurie tweeted ; and that the
WM. theta. Hereford... 4 6 4 8 Best Dm. k 111.-0.11. fga. 4 0 0 6
RAILWAYS.-But a small amo f • Per atone of Inba. a4.a. d. Per sloes of Me. s. 4. a 4.
+ Jo. The Ill'onitenr announces that the pr
' ovisional go- g e rum stated by him as the amount of the solicitor's bill was ._ _ ant o business hu
- rounded by the peasantry, crying : Down with only an estimate drawn for the purposes of the regulation peen done this day in shares, it being " making-up sea shon-hoins
argots vernment had received letters from the Duke d'Au- 1 .1 1 -47'. uan Bemis 36 4 0 Do. do fibers 0u 0 5
"324 r. the moire ! Down with ortron i ! This magistrate act at the time. The letter concludes by stating, upon good day." North Staffordshire wcre done at 1 disct.; ss:l°Zd 4- ti
flow- male and l'iince of Joinville, in which they announce • a n M. 5 authority, theist an early period of the Imperial Gas Cona• FAatern Counties, at 13) ; Boulogne and Amiens am PIP i.,:.1-..: Ai...*
PRI 4 their having quitted the French territory and given edi Id f ded by the gendarmerie a,
was inom ate y een pans'e existence they were under the necessity of raising Bm uMs • nme•breds 64 5 8 Lambe . .. 09 0 .
and the national guard. The octroi bureau g .
... , „ rp.". 5 1.. _s It g g 6; Great Northern, il disci.; Dover No. 4, scrip, 3 -Blame at manta. 3,309 ; libeeti aad ‘Lainite.. 14,iii i CPIs. lid 7
up the command of Algeria to the officers appointed 1,0001. at their bankers by the private bond of four or bee
I'. Pea- was immediately pillaged ; the papers and registers Is 1.2. Isi rs §i § -.F. r L.. .... g is.:: F. 11, Of the directors, and that this was • dilemma which it was discs The dealers are all sellers rather th b Pie' 3°°•3
an uyerg. ~,
cows. by the provisional government. The same paper
found therein were thrown out of the windows, and :_ _, hoped the Western Gas Company would never be driven to. trLAOOOW, March 9.-We have lem cattle in market this
SALES EPFtEuCTED UP TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON. morning, oonsequently there is a rise in prices of 3e. to 4s.
.Ur contains an official decree for the formation of a -•i. • - ' ... . i•-• o ••4 ."--• tl. l'al "-'". P el -Mr.. P. Laurie entered iota ade t fia Marie prices will be found in last wire )
served to make a bonfire. However, the revolt was tailed defence of the .:_. ‘,..,,,eer . ~,
..., .., ... _ • per cwa ; best cattle 60s. per cwt.; second, from 664. to 69a;
~Mas. Polish legion. under orders of the minister of war. d o aoaa- a
- oo o tS' olBsca a. W allegations he had made agiunst the Western Company on ""`" ' '"' ~ &MO 1 1111 y, M., Buxton, & Matlock, 1
re-w. soon quelled. An investigation has commenced, an . . 31 9 d Norfolk, to cow* and inferior, from 435. to 465., sinking offal. There
Irons The minister of war had decided that none of the previous occasions-all, however, amounting /amply to Das, 50ad00,..,01,„.. 4 d
f arrants have been issued. Three only have
our w The report of tbe official Lavigne. was as follows :- Nonh Britiab, 21 201 were more than double the number of Sheep, but the genus
that he had made those allegations on the Western Com- C,aledonian, 291 01
rib. officers attached as aides-de-camp to the family of the •n . . . Do. Halves, et were asking the late high pries., which caused a very dun
alga bee put into execution. Order is restored. " These gentlemen Carried On trade as Inerchantalin Old pany's ewn data, filed at the Registrstion-otfice.-The vestry E. Anglian, V. 109., 6 per Cent Do. CDs., 4
'et., 81. • ex-king shall be employed in the active service of
The troubles which have occurred at Armin, Broad.street, under the firm of Leslie Alexander and Co. having already affirmed the resolution granting permisaien _Prefr7,3l
0,0., in Do. Third*, I 1 sale, and • good number were turned out unsold. Priem
. Cron, the army. The Bat bean date 12th January, 1848. This house ens- to the Western Company to lay down their mains, &c., ..'_, ~_„„.,,,,,,,. ,a 1 North Staffordshire, 9 from 61d. to 7d. for the bedt; second, from dd. to Sid.;
in consequence of the rate of wages, is now owes, from 6d to 61d., sinking offal. •
2:1 There were rumours of severe disturbances at
w.-
nnout gravity. It appears that an amicable Pe Pa
nded ment on the lth August,lB47, and on the 23th of throu hou th Irish had
g t e p , now to discuss the terms on igaa,„`;---7.'"' '''' , 1
rgb & Glargow 35 6 Scottish Central, 251 27
re U 1
Shropshi Won, 1
J. flar. ber w es
Lyons, caused by strikes of workmen for hig ag that mont a general meeting of the creditors basing been which that permission was granted ; but several gentlemen Do, uefee,,,, 0
transaction, which has been effected by M. A. 8. E. and Dover, 211 231 CORN.-MARK-LANE.- The supply of English
held, it was reaolved to wind up the affairs under a deed of who had not yet expressed their opinions upon the general Do. Qrs., 115
3. It o. and shorter hours. There were also rumours of' - . Do. do. No. 2, 85 Wheat in Mark-lane this morning, by land carriage samples
Evan • diaries Rey, the eepeci ga
*al delete of the minister of the inspection-Mr. J. G. Hubbard, Mr. J. Pitman, and Mr. S. question having been allowed to do so, the first three hours Great Northern, 5 1 Do. Thirds, No. 4, 41
lifriam. depredations having been committed by incen da ' 1 Ahr be. • ted • tors •adth th tl fh • • 'ed 'th t. •f th erg
interior, has put a stop to them. The y a ahour s an, ing appoin inspcc , n ese ree gen e. 0., e ',dung were 0.000 p., ie. a repo ition o o Do. tendon & York Ex., 1 York, Newc., and Bw., 29 30 'es was sheet The demand being good
from the near count' . . _ ,
:ty-tg. and plunderers in the department of the Rhone. At e• -- Greet North of England, 329 3 factors were enabled to obtain an advance of fully Is. per qr
Do. Ong. Newcand Ber. 21 71
',aleph Allier, Auzin, and Denain there had been disorders of from eight to ten hours has been fixed at 2f. 50c. ; men are creditors' assignees under the present fiat. The ments pro and con., the principal ground of opposition being Ilun nnd Selby, 99
f the ins tors appear to have been conducted that the Western (las Company was not in a sufficiently Do. 11,41,44, 404 Do, gang,jug3 (1,-,,,03,04,), upon the rates of Monday last. In foreign Wheat there was
e,
Lam and an institution of p d'hommes, charged to decide Pr!weeding• o . Pee . .
ru 16 151 rather more baldness done than of late, but prices
rtL-If. about wages, abolition of toils, &c. with great regularity, Distinct accounts of the receipts end wealthy condition to compete with the Imperial Cempaey, lie. & Bury ht. hdinund's, 34
in all matters concerning the evaluation of labour, Do. Notlll3. No. 2 (Nrare. and cannot be quoted higher. Barley sold upon quite a. good
expences have been kept ; the receipts invested from time to and that much damage would ensue to the pariah Do. Norwich, 3 i
Jr. 3. ' A circular has been issued by M. I.ouis Blanc, Bev.), 14 i terms as last week. The sale of Oats was wither more brisk •
aide H. h bee d ddf th tent ministers. The tune in a'• h
as n eman e o e compe _xc_equer bills; and on the fiat being issued the in the event Of their failing to carry out their project. Sir De. ).,fth... 8 Do. G.N.P.. Pm. or Pref., 81 71 than lately reported, with the turn ia price in favour of the
intimating that as the working classes have been
workmen of Auzin and St. Wast returned to their official assignee received from the bankers upwards of J. Hamilton was tresrly laugked out of temper for decisring tendon and Blackwall New, No. Tort &N. Midland, 61 60
called in to consult as to the organization of labour, 2. 2 d Do. Peet, 12 its seller. Peas must be quoted 2s. and Beans Is. lower.
labour on the 10th. A considerable part of the work- °COWL in cash and securioeties. Up to the
tperiod of_ the that, while he was an advocate forfcotmpetiettiontemto tolime fuallest
Lon., Irrighton,22 S.Coast,29l 301 Do. E. St W. K. El., 24 71 BRITISH. Stalkers pet Q6•011T.
LB. it ito but just that the masters should also be repre- De • • ••1 d' 't.'
men of mun were in sum ar asposi ions. stoppage of the house, it d s not appear the any profit or extent, he opposed the admission ohe W Cpny , Lon. &9. West., 47 8 Boulogne and Arnica., 61 6 WALT, Fedex and Kent, red 49 to 33 to 53,..whi1e .... 47 to 55 to 57
sou. genteel. The masters are accordingly to nominate loos account has been taken since the year 1840, slthough adding, however, in explanation, that the moment be was Do. Thirds, 31 d Dutch Rhenieh, 1 1 Norfolk and Suffolk. 47 to 51 to 53- do 51 to 53 to 00
.NrIW 1 trial balances were regularly made every year ; and as the convinced that they had funds to enable them to compete Midland, 100199 N. of France, 21 3 Talavera (Eases or Suffolk) 45 to 511
, ~,,,,t delegates. M. Louis Blanc intimates that several of
The Madrid mails of the gth inst. have arrived. hi
o-,ect of the inspectors was liquidation, they took with the Imperial Company they should have his support.- Do. 40/.5h., 391 9 ' Orleans and Hardraux, 2 1 Crb. & Lin., red._ A 6 to 50 to 31.. white-- 36 to 34 to 06
i 51ar.N the heads of large manufacturing establishments have - lu- notice of the claims and assets only. An account from the Mr. W. Williams (ex.member for Coventry) took the same Do. sot. di., el
..
_. Paris and Lyons, 11 4 Northumb. endear& do.- to -... d 0...... - to - te -
~31ar. 3 me progressist journalists persevere in their reso
. A Ise 0 already intimatee3 their wish to come to an equitable
ti tie th
on to pe ion e queen to withhold her assent to books, as Bet out in the balance-sheet, has subsequently been view. He said he had been the enemy of monopoly all his DO. C°ll.‘ 1/6'. a Buln, 3 Pee Paris 34 Orleans. 33
cent. 1171 Praia and Strasbourg, 11 : liel. lrish do 3O to 31
anew af arrangement of the question. made to the Ist January, 1816, when the balance-sheet life, but could not consent to support the Western Company '
leases the bill to suspend the constitution. It is signed by commence., LIVERPOOL SALES. Muni 11. BLILLST, Feeding -to -...distilling 26 to 28 to 31
showirig the then situation of the houee. This until they proved to him that they were in a position tO „„ed,,,„,,,,, 39.
twerp.- With respect to the financial crisis, the Nationn/
hirt • al' ta. The most strict military prepare- p„,,ais a
t y Joann is deficiency at that time of 21,633/. 12s. There ie earry out their works,which he thought it was their bounden F. 7" ae*,'," j,i, !lien. 0 d Midland, 102 Malting IS to 80...Clievalier30.to 32 linen
; Wale. contains the following article, referring to the faiiure Do. Halve% :4 d Irish
; dairis, of Lafitte and Illount, as well as to the two other ru- tione were made. The troops passed the night in their a marginal note appended, that Sir. Alexender's private duty to do. These objections were met by • reference to Gt. Northern, 71. 17s. 6d. N. Staffordshire, 17s. 61 d Burt W•11.4T
isobtuf I bake under arms. property, estimated at 93,6091. was liable to make that good. the facts stated in the letter of the company's 'elicitor, to the Lon. and York. Fifths, 1 d 22 n Oar. English Feed 19 to 21 to 23a Otl „black- -to -• Ild
Pre't ''d "Ire 77"1"' (4), --" ' Ditto Potence .21t023 to Shi Od.. potato 25 to 274 48
moured failures : Intelligence had reached Madrid that the prom
• A 3rofit and loss account has now been taken up to the Ist destitute condition of the Imperial Company at an ear , ,
ly Do. FiLha (W. R. U. 4 630 9d. d Tor k, Newa, und Her, (late N. B.
illisabedr Financial disasters hare been announced at the Bourse. of uly 1847, which shows a balance in favour of the house period of their existence, and chy Mr. Gluier) to the fact 'died* sari 0111,12, 204 Ex. No. 2), t 1 p Berwick k Scoiilt feed 22 to Us ed...potato 34 to 23e MI
• Amity, The names of the houses mentioned might suggest serious sional govern
ment of France had been acknowledged of 38,91'41. ffs. 6d., thereby redeeming the deficiency of the that, at the works of the company at Kensal-green, which I.°n• and N• wwterns 1304 Do. 13. N. E. Fur. 6 per Ct., I p Irish kod 16 to 20s Od bleak.. l9 W 20e Oil
Boreal; DD. New Qrs., Si 1) Ditto por 22 to 24s 01
reflections as to the nature of the operations in which they by England. former year. he visited last week, there were from 140 to 180 Mum 54 to 54. fine, mks 57 to 19
, Li,bot ; MANCHESTER, Witco IL
. cnitad were engaged. We shall abstain from such while we re- The 'threes at the Bourse were done at 23) cash, " The losses on this estate involve Bo large an amount that men employed, and that they had already carried an Pam, grey
iyrshirs• mind our readers how much the situation of those houses but little business was transacted. I have thought it right to investigate their character, and 118 inch main from their works down to Kilburregate. That There was rather more than an steerage amount of busi- Blue 42 to 441 inirhl 60 to SI
has been afreeted he the railway crisia. We were lite find they have arisen in spelt measure as follows:- (observed Mr. Gluier) was surely a proof that the Western nem for the Saturday's market, but prices were lower, and White SI to 34 bol
.0.0100 Maim 6.-Three per Cents., 241 at 30 days. Five the feeli h k cha d 'ded 13 13 23 ie 30. 'VA
ng upon t e stoc ex lige was ea ly worse use. semen- to co 33...01d 37 to 39
Fa Ibis. tamed to when we 'recommended, On the one hand, that M i .n st s s ippe y
" 1.-IJpo ood h' d b the house for parties who Gas Company were not in such a " deplorable " state as had
per Cento, 141 paper ; Passives, 5 1-4 paper. Coupona, 10. Bank than it has been for some time previously. Harrow 30 to 33..mna1l 32 to 14...01d 39 to 13
n a sale the state should become the proprietors of railway lines, and, of St. Ferdinand, 110 paper. Exchange on London, 47 65.100. have been since unable to pay for them. been represented, and that they had money somewhere. The TAIM, New Spring -to --new winter -so -...01d -M -
rue, 233 Lan. & York. Qrs., 21 d IS.E. & Doser, 25
on the other, that concessions should not be so much mul- " 2.-On sales of produce for which Alexander and Co., discusaion on the general question having terminated, the earinue, New
he LW, Do. (W.R U.), 31 d I Do. No. 4, 21 d
tiplied as to leave the market overloaded with shares, accepted bills at its then value, but the net proceeds fell far ghairnian (Rev. Dr. Spry) read the remainder Of the re4olll- Man., Sher., & Lin. Peet, per York, Newc, and Ben (N. &B. Unarm) Camas, per thousand
the Dee. The tree has borne its (mita • the greater part of The situation of the Roman provinces is reported short of that sum. tions proposed by Mr. Soden, to the effect that the company Do. (Grimsby 50/.), 18 d Ex. No. 2, r p Per wen et Min.
nova, Town.nuide, delivered 42 to 46...ene houeehold 40 to 41
neked uP tke houses enonged in this kind of operation are 10 become more and more alarming. The movementa " 3 -Os acceptances in part payment forcergoes contracted should enter into necurities tor the .
faithful performance of Do. ;Slier. la Lin.), 6 13-ic 7d N. British Thuds, 1 d Norfolk and Suffolk 66 to 18... white 3O to el
a melees falling, while the great number of payments into the assume an increasing gravity of character. At for, but which centrocts foreign houses declined to complete. their works to an amount not exceedmg 30,0001. ; that they N• eiskoreshire, I d NOrthliMbefllLlad, Lincoln, and Yorkattire
It. Jones. bank on Friday, by the small traders ( petit commerce I " 4.-On grsin a lime. m
h d fro Load f • BIRMLNOIIAM BALES, Murex 11. Busser and Kent
Fano a kind of revolt toolc place, which has on to oreign porta, from might proceed with the laying down of their mane. se soon North st.fford, II d I ebrewsbury and Birmingbass (13),
prove that the crisis is not attributable to the discounts bad weather, not arriving at the stipulated period, then as satisfactory securities should be entered into, and that Bir..d kg.. yalky, 3 d .I V. ISA 94. d FOREIGN.
moon ea been ably turned against the Jesuits. The authorities Werner, Dantrie and konigeberg 33 to 55...eae 57 W 110
Feb. 17; lugely &fielded before the events of February. If the great thrown upon the market, and sold at a ruinous loss, in some they should alto make a tender for the public lights, &e. LEEDS SALIM M....cm 11. 111 Pomeranmn, Itoetock, arid meals. -easo 14
ralth shs trader, are in serious embarrassments, if there are some who have begged the reverend fathera tO leave the country cases not enough to pay even the freight and the charges. These resolutions were diaeuesedseriatirn , and, on being put E. Lancashire New, te I a Lan. & York. (W.R.U.), 625. 635. d Freneb and Brabant -to
le Admi. Cannot stand, let us say openly, it is
.simply because theY for • short time. " 5.-On cargoes shipped at the out.ports by parties, On to the vote, were carried by large majorities, the principal Gt. Northern, 71. 13r. 911. N. Staffordshire, 1 d DIMIRII and Hunburgh
hen, were engaged in speculation compro . •
Inning 'or their credit, • h had b •db t th art fth ts fth mpany haying rushed from N. British Thirds, 23e. 6d. 234. d North Western, 31. 164. 6d. 6 d
account of remittances whic een promise ,ue p o e opponen oo co . Brian-
_. 41 0146:4gypdsa - to -
:altering. mid quite foreign te regular commerce. Letters from Genoa of the Ist say that the late consignees had thought fit to retain the proceeds. e Do. Ors., 11 31s. a
the vestry on their first defeat. It .1112 also agreed that th , York, New., & Ber. (N 0.2), 150 p Daman and Oder 4ll te 41
in a est. -___ . 6.-On shipments to foreign parts, the proceeds of which solicitor of the vestry be instructed to draw up a contract Do. Bs., Co. a - Spanish hard -to - "Mt -te -
l revolution in France has here produced an en- Canselea...... ..... - ....... ... -to -„Auetreasa- 13 to 90
The Madrid mails of the sth have arrived. Severs roceedi s Wel
were absorbed by the failure of the parties, and the holders of . founded upon these reeolutions, the p ng (w i HOPS. - BOROIJGH MARKET, Two o' Clock. - RT.
thusiasm it is impossible to describe. GrouPe Alexander & Co's acceptances, having proved upon them, lasted upwards of five hours) terminating with a notice
i Cell of the journals of the opposition, El Clamor Pahliro, _ Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the trade is steady, Beats., Feeble 211614...fiatillios -to -
a of peop e pa
1 mde through the streets, singing now Beek to obtain the balance out of this estate. from Sir J. Hamilton that, on Saturday next, he should
ExpeetaJoe Eo, del Cumtreio, Slylio, and Pow, , al opt with a share of colour met with a ready tale, 'mum, CO"
and I H ... ... SI es 30...1Acense -to -
sedisearel atriotic hvmns The Jesuits who have been "In justice to this house, I beg to add that by far the move their non-confirmation. 17 to 31
not .b.seet were seized' on the Sth for publishing the petition to S- ••• d f e rd• •h • t greater proportion of ths above-mentioned looses have arisen LINCOLN, saturday Evening.-The decision of the at the followine quotations : °Ars, Sawa .. - -
°whir the Queen, which we give elsewhere in our Madrid riven from the Wan oa ma ave jus
on accounto . .
f their correspondents. by the sudden and unfore- Parliamentary committee against Mr. Seely's return wee Nos Wield of Keel.; 16to 3 19
New Midi" E. Keats X ata fi. 6 Yearling Itents,peat.2l. Bto 3/. 0 Possanotas sod Straisead
Yearling Slimes ~ 2 6t02 IS Barr sal NH& l9 to 21
-
lelloirsyl arrived here. A movement has been directed h rad b '
seen depreciation in t e cort-t e, eing unable to meet communicated to the chairman of Sir Bulwer Lytton's corn. !...r.lsiissex.
.....
....T. It I.r•lr 12 Old 1ime........ ... 10to 2 0 Menaced sod Dutch hod . . .... -......
;kestrel,. news. On the sth, these journals published a .
against them, though they. are not going to their engagements." tams anw......- ........... al; ii.:atei ...-- -to -
, DU: any protest against what they regard an interference with ta mittee in this city by telegraphic despatch immediately after "..,"" _''. ',"' •• _ .. . is.% tia... -to - Add.
ther.atts. rry here. On that morning the house th 7 Mr. Follett, the official assignee, said he conceived the it waa given, and made public within the hour. Another w INCREATEE, mucn 11.-w e observed aelieral inquirers
oh perfere the right of petition. ide in and their palace had been pelted wit bankrupts had rendered the best aceount they were able.
,_ telegraphic despatch frem the friends of the unseated mem- for best Farnham, and countm• grown of the year 1847 • 53. lull -to - old.
26 to 23...Thossay.. ...... - to -
~i oases The capital was quiet, but it was thought probable The Commissioner.-Does any. ge.ntleman oppose t'e ber stated that • candidate in the Liberal interest would be Per c•rta ff ed hld 'd' 'cl r4""n
mere money o er , o ers seeming ispose to imaa, area -to -
Mahwah that the infection of the Paris movement would be stones. A battalion of infantry arrived. -Thelnext
bankrupts, passing theirlast examination i No one answer- down by the mail Main in the morning. Meetings of Mr.
day.the governor announced their having
- deiurted ing, his Honour said-Then the last examination is passed. Seely's friends and of Mr. Collett's friends were imme- - --- . ..
caught in Barcelona. during the night, and tranquillity wee immediately Some conversation ensued am to tbe ening a day for the diately held. Mr. T. llobhouse arrived by the mail train AVERAGES, FROM THE " LONDON GAZETTB• 01 .FRIDAY LAS 7.
In tbe course of the debate in congress, Narvaez
• restored. certificates, but it was not then determined on. as the liberal candidate, snd made a brief address from the winter. I asatire. OATS. li am. 1 sum II pl.". .
Rm. T. 9. declared thas the change which had taken place in Mr. Cooke appeared on behalf ef Messrs. Daniel Powell Black Goats Inn tole small assemblage of persons, and then DISTRICTS. Coarsen arse Arr. /urge .urures Ammer/ . lam. 6 roisr ' Qwwwn Avenge un. ATeng
~. the government of France would not disturb the . s t and Co., of Liverpool, to prove for a debt of 1,293/. 10s. 4d., VAL ann. :1 WA pnee. , sale. since. seek ;lee. aria ann. wila. Pnoo
Letters [rem r.eg.horn of the sth inst. say, tha commenced a Cantase. The conservative party have hung
r. peace relations of the two countries, and that so long . th d'fference between
e i the price of 1847 quarters of Indian out their flag at the Spread Eagle, and sent a deputation to I.adiat
nt lr ence was received from Palermo, that the orga- ushoss• ...... - ........ - 166 17 ' 126 31 Ijl7 21 S . ... 11 28 17 20 43 0
as the French republic should respect the sove- 1 e 13 corn, sold to the bankrupts before their bankruptcy, and, a gentleman whose name has not transpired. Sir E. Bulwer
rs. nowt nisation of the troops of the line and the national not being accepted by them, afterwards resold, at an moot ewe 4273 30 3469 ts i 11l 21 0 11 29 0 I 910 as 171 se 1
reignty and independence of Spain, it would meet
_, Lytton's slag was put out at the Monson's Arms. The city iimfort"ite
.., ..._
the wife of with reciprocal sentiments on that side of the 6.,u5m was gm 3
'll on, according to the sTetem of the less than the Original price by the sum now sought to sheriff (Mr. T. J. N. Broaden) received the writ thia morn- buckinehemshitii . ..7. .
[spay, of a Pyrenees. MM D d dEti••ha roved. After a short argument, the communions! held that
riedmontese troops. . . umu an a nci .ve ing, and has appointed IVednesday for the election, in order o,(c,reptitre
Phe debt was not proveable, on amount of tbe abeence of any that the polling maybe over before the market-day (Friday). Wiltskize - ... , 114 45 30 43 6
°lan, EO4. The final division on the whole bill for suspending 1 -r .
arri ed in this city, and have offered their services t •
written contract. THE BOILER EXPLOSION AT BLUE PITS, NEAR o
Berkshire 205 52 1772 13 1 384 20 6 ... .„ I 106 se t it 45 7
to Sicily. The Neapolitan government had eent a -.. 464 54 145 SO !6422 1 13 41 541 0
the constitution took place. It was passed by a majo- I Mr. Bagley tendered a inoof for 3,3191., on behalf of
i R0C11131.1.6.-On Wednesday the coroner and jury again zr,gY-"..."----- ... ...
2389 44 1 11'.6 SO 1 199 11 1 • ... ... 82 3S 35 36 9
IsSAlfursig: rit/.Lfele4B
ragainstat 45,.._ , reinforcement to the citadel of Messina ; there- Messrs. Brown, Shipley, d
an Co., merchants ef Liverpoo , assembled at the Blue Pito lun, near Rochdale, respectiog enme, .....- ........... 1733 48 :ea 32 1 611 19 11 ... ... 104 34 64 SS 5
Stocktril Pe ‘-'e ~ I. ) 2n. upon the Sicilian insurgents have improved the as money p .
fortified post of Cape Faro, and taken possession a p
aid on account of the bankrupts. The claim
ank li la It was
rose on twee tenets on which the b were a e.- de ha
the at of four young men, who were killed by the 1
nof a sWam-boiler th
, 4 p exp_ce Hants
articular' of which have been ()argentite.
sae 50 1 1167 26 849 21 11 ... - ,
100 21 2 .„ ... 105 40
27 42 57 35 1
•- •••
lasb. sr 960 33 len ao 394 to 1 .- .-
1 645 687 11l
PARIS, SCNDAT, 6 Pl 4. of the other part of Sferra Cavallo, upon the Calabrian euowed• üblished -Mr ai th of Patricroft gave his opinion Demoshirn..
6001 odd P . • ' awnY ' ' cowman He 53 i 587 27 , 146 19 10 - ... ''' ' - • -
~ Ritchin. Mr. Reece, for the assignees, opposed a proof for • , that the boiler had had too much preasure.-It appeared by 2103 53 1174 31 1 661 19 9 . 5.1 41 44 41 T
:sett. la 4. There is no domestic news of importance to-day, Continent, Where they had placed cannons to prevent
on the part of Messrs. Hubbock, of Liverpool, on the ground Soinerserire
other evidence that when the explosion took place the Pugs mo °mashie* ........ ..... . 101 SO 1 240 36 .. ...
10 28 9 ... ... ... ...
10 in addition to that which I sent in this morning's the veseele of the enemy from crossing the Straits of that the claimants held security in theform of a care coo. was at fourteen inch.' :it had usually been worked at Gioneeatermire
Forton. 'n that this
eister, PI. despatches. Messina. In the morning of the '26th the troops of signed to them by another party. It not appean g k eighteen inches pressure.-Mr. R. Wilkinson, engineer,. at Herefordahire HS 50 12931 1 - ••• .„ ... ... ... ••• •• •
of forms M. Gamier Pages is resolved that the republic the citadel made a sortie, deceived by a feigned retreat property could be made available for the debts of the ban . the Lowmoor Campany, near Bradford, where the engine worcestershire llll7 33 752 25 ... ... „. ... 942 ••• ...
Nourish/. . all d
The lost 33 men, rupt, the proof was owe . intended 5,00 P es m I 707 34 "' - '" -
m Itee . shall not be an empty name. The change will not be made on the part of the insurgents. y wee made, said that the enginewhen made was not s_,.. rude,
1W , Mae ' Mr. Lawrence asked the Commissioner to fix an early day
merely oe ihe dramatis pers.mm. The old system will and 50 were taken prisonem Every ,
day fresh
for the certificate, thankingthe official assignee (Mr. Follett) to work at more than six inches pressure. In 1843, the "'"°. . . 247 31 31 43 20 21 1 ,„ ... ... ...
r. 11arnate. be tom op root and branch : and a beginning is ac- reinforcements of men and ammunition arrive at Pa- nan facilitating the regress of the .
boiler was repaired, and two stays put in it, and of late taresthir; 159 54 362 34 125 25 II ... ... ... ...
,to 2odol. for the pains he had take p.. it had been worked et eighteen inches pressure, and pre- Warwickshire 11916 53 . 920 33 336 23 7.„ ... 140 46 12 41-$
cordingly made with that on which all the rest of the lermo from Messina. We are in hourly expectation cue. He believed this was the only instance tn which,. in a ?joust* the stays beiag placed, it had been worked at twelve Leicestershire 1382 43 992 13 610 25 1 ... ... 94 43 .15'49 10
be Re.. r machinery of the state depends-the finances. It of the signal of the general attack of the citadeL case of this magnitude, the bankrupts ha puce
d d them. last . . Northampton
menes pressure. There was no evidence to show that Mr. _. ...... 273.5 44 1 1741 SO 716 16 0 ..., ... 148 .. 10 1 13 43 0
t the 1a,4 6 examination without an adjournment. - •'• .- ... ... ...
has been the long-eatablished usage here for ..---------- Walker or the manager at the mill were at all implicated, illaaeo4
...
rell, butiell After &conversation, the Bth of April WM fixed for theca.- but that the management of the engine had been left to the B. ....... ' OW * 130 30 I 610 17 7„. - 139 SS 1
Man 00. each minister to make a budget or gene- We have received by the Levant mail the journals _tate
met.
d d' lend woe declared, Mr. Follett engineer, who wu one of the four men killed. He badbeen sus -
ung, an a In ..........«.
1931 0 1615 29 5.513 15 3 . ... 515 33 ...
ii 37 II
tare& tal estimate of the annual expenses of his and correspondence of Athens to the 28th ult., and UP
stating that the amount, which ,could not now be precisely engineer about six months, at 14s. per week wages; he had Sabin ,
..... --.." WM 48 12423 29 572 21 1 ii 27 1 603 13 2•7 II 3
1. department. Theee several budgets are sent to Constantinople to the 27th. Lord Palmerston had d. orbits.
determined, would be between 24. and 2a. ild. in the poun been fireman twelve months previous to that. 'Th fireman N _
...........--- ___ „ ,_
0532 47 1 12096 39 251 22 5 S SO 0 363 33 14 37 II
d 55 the Minister of Finance, who makes up the total bent orders to the English consul tit Patras to pay to at 10s. per week ....-„„. ma
The Comtnissioner said this was ahead the only case he had tied his situation only three weeks, . .
Twit E",..,!ruew.
.rn
.. „0-; a: 3264 31 5567 16 1 IS H 6 1318 18 aa 5
7amdar. SOl7 33 1 399 26 4 , ... 77 H a6l 15
igy of G. • estimates, or general budget of the state, for the year. Merendili the 32,000 drachms agreed bY the autheri• had kno in which a dividend had been declared at the wages. The jury retained the following verdict . " r2,_. n• iz.-
........
........ 152„; y; 1 50,1 33
2162 19 5 ..1 41 • 473 39 111 el 7
76. In the present case, a resolution has been taken to cat ties of that place to be given him by the terms of the was meeting am that at which the bankrupts had peased Wall= Wild and the others came to their deaths by the Li.,-„,;;;; IE4 -so 214 S 4 536 19 4 ... ... 73 40 .- •••
en. It was barely two mont
ha since the bunting of a steam boiler, the stays of which were insecure ; wag...masa* _ S 4 -SS 10 32 179 22 0 .. ... ... ... , ... ...
down the expenses, in every department, to the capitulation, and the payment has accordingly been their last examinau . 676 37 446 13 464 SI 6 i 42 S . ...
fever. Liii‘ fiat had been taken oat, in w c pen • u
hi h od bo t half a million and it as the opinion of this jury that two of the cotters owetsuma------. _
lowest amount compatible with the efficiency made. M. Missurus hnd arrived at Athens, and ha
b bad been proved, and a number of claims luid been were oat at the time of the explodes. The ,jury are reoribawberhal -- Mee 49 1 131 30 570 23 7 sss 6 ii 52 9 ii . 15-5
interview with the of de U intended to sus- Derbem .------
• 1092 51 706 13 1 • 406 54 7 11 99 6 ••• -
... •-
gart, a1e471 f which under the also of opinion that the boiler was never
of the public eerrice. Thus, all ineettre or an audience of the King and an
_, , investigeted, alMOst at no expense, each o _ . . for
wen wa,............,____,_ 616 30 I 724 33 699 16 11 - ... ... ••• ..• •••
nearly sinecure offices are to be abolished Minister of Foreagn
. Mao& l'h!3 CewdantineFe Par' old system would have furnished materials for a good special tailt the pressure to which it haa been sat ectea -.- --
isillava99l o go ss • •.0 * 9
kethwith; all pluralitiea of Wary aro to nab contain no nowt of geloill interest. iste masa sow 45 1 76610
laraigwesas owns V 85127 10 0 211 16 6
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