The Express.
London, England, 1853-06-08 00:00:00

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1863.
The state of the Weather at each of the following pliers
at Niae o'clock yesterday morning. The outlaws are
*mated is order of latitude.
Botrzmaxrrox—W.; Gentle Breeze; Cloudleu.
CIZZENWICH—N. ; Gentle Breeze ; Overnice.

,
IfAutrourn—N. ; Strong Breese Cloudless.
The returns from the following places did not reach this
office in tine for publication yesterday; they therefore
indicate the state of the weather on Monday morning at
nine o'clock : _ _

; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy.
MULLINGAIL-8. ; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy.
LTIOHITON-3.W. ; Calm ; Cloudlegr.
Yanztoura—S B. ; Gentle Breeze ; Cloudless.
DAULINOTOX—S.. ; Gentle Breeze; Cloudy.
81110-13. E. ; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy.

MONUMENT TO SIR ISAAC NEWTON.—The town
council of Grantham have granted a site on St. Peter's-hill
fox the erection of a statue to the memory of this great phi.
losopher, and 1001. for the preparation of tho ground for
its reception, and have authorised Mr. Winter, the ex-
mayor, to lay the resolutions before the Royal Society, with
the request that it will take such measures as its council
may deem fit. It was stated at a special meeting of the
town council that the present time was most appropriate for
the object, as the inauguration of the statue could not take
place until 18.31, whicn would be exactly 200 years after
Sir Isaac Newton had entered a free boy on the foundation
of the Grantham Grammar School. This will be the first
national monument erected to the memory of Sir Isaac, the
one at Westminster having been put u;s by his family, and
that at Cambridge at the expense of an individual. Mr.
Winter stated that Lord Rosse, the Duke of Rutland, Lord
Brougham, sod Lord liarrowby had expressed their apprCo
val of the proposal.

ADMIRALTY AGENTS.—Lieutenants O'Brien and
Darby, R.N., have been appointed Admiralty agents at the
Southampton station in the room of Lieutenants Veitcb
and Rainier, the former appointed Bret lieutenant to the
St. George, at Plymouth, and the latter superseded at his
awn request.

Frees the LONDON GAZETTE—Tuesday, June 7.

LORD CHAMRERLAIN'S OFFICR, MAT 2.
Natio, to hereby Firea, that her ilapsty will hold thawinc-rooma,
at Si:. J.n.t•'e Puttee, on the til!owtag clays, at 2 o'clock :—Tuewlay,
lath June teat; Itturtmla, ,23ra Jana neat.

FOREIGN OFFICE, JvNe 3.
The Qum Ma been praelonsir pleased to appoint William Bearer
Neale, Esq. (some time British Viee-Gonsal at Alez,ndretta). to be
her Majesty's Consul for the Continent of Greece lull the Island of
Negropont, to rcsidc at the riIMUS.

FOItEIGN-OFFICE, Jraa6.
Tie (been has been pleaord to approve of Dan Juan .1 reliant, Hal
u Comm: at Lterpool for the Oriental Eepublic of the Uruguay.
The Queen ha. le:SO been pleased to approve of M. three Victor
litsubssasin se Consul at Glasgow, and of M. Jules Joseph Fleury as
Osumi at Edinburgh, for his ImPedal Highnees the Emperor of the
French.
. . . . _

The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Dan Giovanni di
Dlaaarsedo as Consul at Liverpool for his Itoyal sa the Duke t f
Parma, _ _

The Queen has also been pleated to approve of Mr. Robert Wilton
Fraser es Contul at Motile:, Nova Stwtia, for the United states of
America.

JVNE i.

The Queen has been plmised to appoint Grah EM.,
one of her Majesty's Counsel; George Thden, Erq.; and Thomas
lower, Eq.; to be C,ommiwaunera for the purpme of making inutile,'
into the ezotenee of corrupt practices at the last election for the
borough of Cambridge.

WHITEIIALL, JCIII G.
The Queen hae been pL a4cd to appoint Doctor Jewel Begbio, to be
one of her litukety'e Physicians in Ordinary In Scotland, in the room
of Doctor John Scott, decearieJ.

DIIONING-STItEET, 'out 7.
The Queen Anti been pleased tO appoint "'Alward Lee Godfrey, En.,
to be l'oehaosttr fur the Wood of Mauritiu.

CROWN OFFICE, Jews R.
Member returned toe-see lc this present Parliament for the bon
of Ulymenth : !Wooden Palmer, Esq., of No. 31. Upper Harley-
street, in the runty of II idißcsen, in the room of Charon John ?dare,
Req., whose election for the said bwonth has been declared rind.

NEW DEPUIT-

Alba Walpole WEIL, Esq.

THE MILITIA.
The following COMMiIIk.IIB have been signed :
John McCallum, gent., Rate quarter.msater serjeant of the Royal
Artillery, to be st:jutaut of the Kent Militia Regiment of Artillery.
The Right Hon. Lard I lasting', to be first captain and commandant
In the Norfolk Militia Artillery.
Francis L'Estrange Astley, to be second c iplain in ditto.
Lieutenant Chance Edward Bignold, to be captain. 'gee Norris,
resigned, in the let or Western Regiment of Norfolk Militia.
Liorenant Joseph Edwin Day, to be captain in ditto.
Lieutenant Robert (kerne Ilawtayne, to be captain in ditto.
bimms Reeve, gent., to be lieutenant, vice ilignohl, promoted in
ditto.
John Macdonald, Ern , late a lieutenant.oolonel (unattached) in
her Majesty's eeryke, to be major, vice Plenary, resigned, in the
Royal Carnaryonehire Rifle Corps of Militia.
John Thomas, Lord Manners, to be captain in the Western Regi-
ment of Militia.

Arthur George Brooke, gent., to be lieateniutt in ditto.
Robert tite,anan, gent., to be lieutenant in ditto.
Theodosius Webb. Esq., captain of the Royal Engineers, to be cap-
UM in the Kent Militia Regiment of Artillery.
William Brook Northey, Esq., captain in the Regiment of Cold-
stream Guards, to be captain in ditto.
John Henry Hay Roam. Esq., late tenor lieutenant 4th, the
King's Own, Regiment, to be captain in ditto.
Lieutenant Henry Cripps Wright, of tat Somerset Regiment of
Militia; and Livutenant Johnson, of 2nd Somerset Regiment of
Militia; are superseded—by order of the Lord Lieutenant of Somer.
setsbire.
Her Majesty has been ancients', gleam' to direct that th' King's
Own 3rd Regiment of Staffordshire Militia shall be formed into a Rile
Corpa.

CITAIV 8 PAIIXINION Barr t7i;;Lateo, Rd of London and I.land of
Dominica, master mariner, to surrender June 9 at Ili, and July 7
at 1. at Earkinahall!street. Soh. Laurance and Co., Old Jewry.
chambers; off. mtg., Johnson, Healnahall-street.
JAMES BLACX and RI. FLIT Cora, Earl.street, Blackfriars, iron mer-
chants, June 17 ht I, and July 12 at 12, at Besingh.lll-btreet. bolo.,
Marten and Cu., Commercial Sale-rooms, Dlinelng-lane ; off. aisle.,
Graham. Coleman-stmt.
118. NUT Lana. Sullolk-plme' Commercial-road East, cbeesemonger,
June 18 at 12, and July R 3 at 1, at Raidnettall-atreet. Sole., Ash-
urat and Mon, Old Jewry ; cB.aisle., Nicholson, Basingball.etreet.
EDWARD Saint South Shields, Durkam Unendrsper, June 16 and
I July 20, ut I, at Newcasta.upon-Tyna Court. Solo., Hartley,
Southannson.etreat, Bloomsbury, and Bernal, Durham; off. antis.,
Baker, Newcsatle-upon-Tyne.

INSOLVENT

A. Arnaud, PantonortteeCliaynt---ariet, hotel keeper—W. H. Rm.
shay, Upper Stamford-street, tS alnico road, miniature caw maker
—T. B. Kingston, Great College-street, Cam:en-town, clerk too fool
pen manufacturer—H. Heath, Oval Cottage., Hackney.rzad —P. Pye,
Bow, stable keeper—W. Gunn, Hand-court, Holborn, general en.
graver—C. Charlton, Great Cumberland.street, Oxford-street—W.
Poster, Old.atreet, St. Luke's, licensed retailer of beer— 0. W. Aplin,
Princes-place, Kennington-crose, builder's clerk—D. Wilron, Great
St. Helen's, Biehopsgate-stritt—J. 0. Levey, Artillery-place, West
bunhill.row, merchant—J. Wheatley, Regeut.street, Princes-road,
Kennington-mow, cab driver—D. Butler, Adam-strict West, Bryan.
stone-equare, boot maker—W. Parke, jun., De Beauvoir-place, Kings.
land, surveyor—S. W. L. lox, St. limes's-square - Elizabeth Ann
Smith, Commeteial-street, Whitechapel, barwonian to a licensed vic-
tualler—M. Bain, Hampstead-street and Buckingham-place, Fitzroy-
square, bricklayer—W. H. Poole, King-street, Old Kent-raid—J.
Richardson, Little Carlisle-mews, Church-street, Llason.grove, omni-
bus builder—P. Roberta, jun., Dean-street, Commercial-road Eset
T. J. Symonds, Clerkenwell-gram, surgeon's assistant —W. Guy,
Eartes-street, Strand, Auctioneer—W. Chapman, Chingford, Essex,

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
WILLIAM TAILOR and JAMPA WYLDI4 Wood-MLOAI, City, and Locks-
fields, Walwortb, mop manufacturers-3rd div. of 90., any Wed.
needs,. at Whitmarp'st. Itasmighsii.oktrpor,
(imokos Carrua and Itar.rn Carron, Nantwich, Cheshire, cheese fac-
tots—flaaldiv. of 10Id , June 9, and any subsequent Thursday, at
Car.enove's. Liverpool.
Jona Hou.twari. and George Iltsnmtm, Liverpool, merchants—
final div. of 7-113 d., June 9, and any subsequent Thursday, at Case-
nova's, Liverpool.
Thomas Oorrovonaw, West Barkwith, Lincolnshire. wool buyer—tat
di.. of Is. lld., June 7, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Carrkk's,
DIVIDENDS.

Jtme 28. 8. Matt, CbapeLitreet, Grosrenor-equue, builder—June
28. J. Appleton, Hounslow, ironmonger—June 28. T. Coleman, St,
Albans, Hertfordshire, victualler—June 221. N. Bond, Hatton-garden,
wine merchant—June 30. R. Scott, W. Fairtie, and J. Hare, Union-
ism; City, Rlffelkasts—Joae 39. J. Blaekberk Newport, Shropshire,
oe 30. C. Lima, Haraibseen, ewlisa printer—June 30. J.
lismissese, memetestaree—July 1. T. Carter, Pres.
toe, wins mersheat— ews7o. 8. Crosland, Elland, York-
shire, saes telller—Jews M. C. Ilsad, Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire,
wine med spirit imeskent—Jims IL W. James, Lincoln, chemist
June 28. Joseph Amara" JemseAmelesgs, W. H. Armitage, and C.
Armitage, Marsden, Torimille, walks Moth manufacturers,.
CERTIFICATES to is canted
of . seises mem bs shown to the contrary,
ea the dig sasedng.
June 28. B. Band, Ilitrasemst. Ilitteu.dardea, wine merchant—
June 28. M. Hatris, Regest.strest. holster—June 28. 11 Stone, Edg.
wanamed, harass maker—June 30.0. Simith, Manchester, hatter.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Betty Igo wocab7.7lin7iiiiii iv;Zie;cl;ficTio firth, Yorkshire,
earth-aware dealars—P. M•Gregor, J. Wilton, and J. Brown, Horton
and Bradford, Yorkokirr, stuff manufacturers, so far as regards P.
WOregor—C. Cumuli, T. M. Johnson, and W. W. Cott", Shefßeld,
chandelier and lamp manufacturers—J. Glbsoo, G. Ilugill, W. Tin.
doll, and G. Newby, Scarborough, Yorkshirtr, deskwa in marine stores
—W. bunter and T. Ginn, Bradford, Yorkshire, joiners—J. T.
M•Knight and J. Jenkins, Liverpool, timber macaroni—E. Haswell
and T. Graves, Carlialesstreet, Lambeth, saafitters—.l. Smith, J. But-
terfield, and C. Lister Bishop Monekton, Yorkshire, paper manufac-
turers—H. E. Moss Lister,
J. L. Butler, Liverpool, shipowners—John
Bairotow, Junto Barstow. W. Bairstow, and 0. flairstow. Halifax,
Yorkshir, butchers—J. Williams, N. H. Rolfe, and C. L. Wurtzburg,
Noble-street, City, tommision agents—W. Chamberlin and C. Cham-
berlin, George-street, City, butchers—Elizabeth Haig and I'. Camp-
bell, Walworth.placo, Walworth.common, pianoforte manufacturers—
). M'Allester and B.F. Allen, Manchester, machinists—R. Bottmeley,
J. Bottomley, and 0. Bottomtey, Keighley, Yorkshire, eentractors, IK)
tar as regards R. Bottoenley—R. Benson and M. Raise. Kendal and
Underberrow, Cumberland, carriers—G. Naylor and R. Naylor, Leeds,
woolstaplers—J. Smith, H. Smith, and A. Smith, Manchester, mer-
chants, so far as gards A. Smith—C. Mitchell and N. Mitchell. eeds,
cloth merchants—L. Beaumont and L. Beaumont, jun., &land, York.
shire, corn tactors—R. Glelz.l and L. Clement, Newcastle, commission
agents—J. Smith, T. Pickles, T. Mills, jun., T. Mills, an., and W.
Milts, Keigbley, Yorkshire, machine makers, so tar as regards T.
sen.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.
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°cows DAELINS, Edinburgh, clothier June It and July 5, at
I)owelL and Lyen'sle-roumo. Fdingurgh.