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RUBY OIVEN. that INTKRIOT at the now of four pee eget OW by the
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....06,onele op ace of the teacloth will be PA y ABLE at use should recommend to the Assembly to repay the said
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BALES EntneLTED UP TO TWO TEM DAT IN LONDON. prices fully equal te the rates of this day sehtnight, with
benne, 111 1
(Yeatezday's peeve will be found In lest page.)
Lon. fe N. weaern, 126 7 more disposition to buy. Barley nomical. Oats and Shen*,
as before. Beans stead . Little dein in other article..
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sam in Five per Cent. Relates, taking the average of Biz and Oaken 1112,81 Do. New Or*, 61 The following are the pracea ..
' Wheat, per quarter, 60Ib. to
Lon. k 8. tVestern, Di
after Ihe Dal' ;:afii.44ralug"4 "ICLlTratitalie J'il iti; 14141 Peerekry. the quotations durin
t_e_sieleet-e-;----- , , g a week for the tontine este- it _ 3E13-rt,ss tt':,-7:'.4.12,,(,11,.. Do. Thirds, 3 d the bushel, Suffolk, Fenn, and Kent, red. new, 475. to 455.,•
(BUN BEDS l e..ADB and CHILDREN'S COTe. bliehments in the country, and during two days for North British, 22f extra, 60e. ; white, 48s. to 505.; extra, 535. Norfolk anti
Shrew, & Dir. Claes A, 21 Hunts, red, 4.5 e. to 475.; extra, 495. ; white, 455. to 48s. •
it• "If Faciala°4B,:trada. reeaad Chfr.tbrg Vs. Joe.? in those oofnParis, at the petiod when the sums were laid Do. New Guar. 8 pee Cent, 31 South Fasten% Thirde, No. 4, 6 extra, 51s. Lincolnshire and Casibridgesbire, red, 43;
Exeter, Tonle k Dotebseer, 6 South wake, 7 e to 40e. ; extra, 49s ; white, 4•5 a. to 48s. ; extra, 51e. ;
' • esis then 2.. t I--a ON eALK at the .S,=:WIL- Great Northern, 61 6 Tarhs Hew° A Beg' (Cnig• Yorkshire, red, 45e. to 470. ; extra, 495. ; white, 46e. to 44f.;
The session of the Aseembl to-da did
poN ibite litypased tesaeM. *ease 9 y not coal- Great Wrenn, 88 73 New. & Bei., 31
1, extra, 51e. •. Dantsic and Konigsberg, white, 445. to 495. ; ex.
te ane 1. Nomismelsre. see the lapsed _ Oslo mence until four o'clock, and was attended with no Do. Halve*, 191 Do. Po No.l, Tork&Newn... e
Do. Qrs., 191 Do. aN.E. Par., 91_ tm, 535. • Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 465. to 47a.; extra,
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Itl I gill 1 kale "la=
re,,...-Ari...:=7,v, interest. 593.1 LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 22,1848. [THREEPENCE. I- & Tar" UT", da York &N. Maned, 671 60s. Mediterranean, red, 335. to 375. • extra, 425. ; ola.
= zavizindit ..4.4 ...t.....01,==.,,...=.1:01 Th. e committee on th. e projeFt of law relative to the Do. New Goer. 6 per Ct., 16 Do. R. &W. R. Ex.. 31 red, 445. to 465. ; extra, 50s. Barfey, per quarter
Leeds and Thlnk,l3 Boulogee iv Amiens, 7 imperial, 26e. te 28a. ; extra, 30e. Beaus, per
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ewe mat him- In ellealresa. police of the press will appoint its reporter to-mor- ee. , have passed he would give every facility tor that debate, Do. Pref. 8 per Cent, 1 vaxerem-e, I quarter. 63Ibe. to the bullet small, fine, new. 355, to 36.;
THE VERY BEST BLACK TEA, ro '
w and the report will probably be delivered on DENMARK AND THE DUCHIEb. and h H Lan., Brighton, & Sends Oast Nsainr-an-dliege, 21
would be ready to submit to any censure t • oust extra, 375. ; Ticks, new, 334. to 345. ; extra, 3.55. ; foreign,
4lie. lb. Monday. It is announced that the preeent restraints f • • --- might think fit to pass, but let them not delay a measure ill 2 Sambre and Meuse, 24
The ollowing is from Hamburg, of the 18th, two LIVERPOOL SALES, Jtil.T 21.-Ows o'Cues. new, 325. to 34e. Oats, per stone, meeting, led.
Tee large end too of trade that RtiefiLLL eind on the press will be continued until the publication of ao he wh eh he believed to be absolutely neoessary.to prevent in to 1 ld. ; extra, 111 d. ; feeding, 103. to ltd. ; extra, 11 tdt;
or. eeet„aianeeeTer at': 177,eUrue the &Moog teas at the lowest ,s, , I ys ter than that in another part of our columns: surreetion, to preserve intermit peace, to maintain the uniti The market to-day was very dull. foreign, 10d. to 11d.; extra, 114 d. Shelling, per lead of
pew of she day, will be • earot ;sweet*
_that they eUI not,
_foe the osas saw. " A letter from Hadersleben, of the 17th, states that of the empire, and to secure the throne of these realms, an Csledonlan,_2Bl I Midland Halos, 51 d
elmi=ia sO7earen
oefe ikotis."l4::Znem 14a oali,lmarage: The funeral of M. Domes took plane to-day, at the Lena and Tork.lnfeta 131 4l N. ataffordohlre, 21 4 d 2611b5., 25a. to 265. ; extra, 275. Malt, per toed of 6
taa usustt ensionerdstattatet. they hamper. cemetery of Mount l'arnasse ; 100 members of th
imAreips
WOW • CARO° uf the V I N EST TNAS aver Imported
eidelbdier empeted friends In different parts of the It will be seen from the report of the bank that the Lieutenant Von Neumann had arrived there, brieging,
-cl it was said, an order to General Wrangel only to con- fmmard"
the tree institutions of the 'reentry and which was now b n ht
the retainability ot government, who, in accept ng Lon. kN. West., 127
-iv -I1 - - Do. 10L Piet, Ile. 3& p IS.E. St Dover, No. 2, 101 d
The noble lord
°um o Commons to accept ehem. . Team o'Cuxii. bushels, 40e. to 41s. • extra, 43e. Pew_ per imp. qr., blue
York. Neve, awl Ber. IN. a Il• and white boilers, ils. to 32e. ; extra, 361. • grey and Intl,
241. to 261. ; foreign, 241. to '261. Linseed, per imp. qr., 325.
Assembly attended. that re-aobilit and the responsibility of the delay, now Do. New Clue Ili P Eaten., No. 2), 11 p
gyp ; wei they most ill..Unetly and emphatically *sure the 31e. to 335. ; extra, 345. Rapeseed. per la;t imp., Bnoish,
elude the armistice under such conditions as may uaee tie-if y'f•
' liiii OS 00,0 WI k o rtne very tine" onlitY• and taw "" vernm nt h d 't 'tit to 't
f the radii ti f t
ren er i poem 8 Hal or e& on o I concluded amicht loud niers, by montag for Ince to brunt E. Counties New 101., Cuer.6 per 1 bilthand Hann, SI d to 40s. Imports during the week : Wheat, 8,560 qrs. ; Bar-
, m wie than le par powni, as better tea la Dot to bo obtained g° eAB received a first payment of 23 millions by the vicar of the empire. It is of course, in pur- in a bill to empower the lord-Lieutenant Of other chief Cent ij P Newe-aad Carlisle, my
1 os agg islea- Dired hf our o••••fto hi a lAA+ of LendeP 0allY• out of the loan of 130 millions lately agreed to. Lem & 1 orksh. NW, 11 dS.E. & Dover No. 2, 101 4 ley, 66; Oate, 704; Beans, 412; Shelling, 60 loads; Malt,
, Mere& seas earelage Tree te any pat of the kieedone, -nu 88e,LL y th- •fi th oh; i eer new governor or governor* of Ireland, to apprehend and detain,
stance o is nett cation at nera range 66 toed..
' agd . TRA MERCHANTS. BOROUGH. LONDON. Of that instalment of 23 millions only fourteen now until the Ist of March, 1849, such persons as be shall sus. MANCHESTER SALES, IrLT 21.
only concluded the armistice until the 18th." CONSTANTINOPLE, July 5.-A little has been done ill
SOY ER'S EFFERVESCENT NEC CAR, now remain in the bank to the credit account of the pect of conspiring against her biajeety's person or There was little (tang ; almost a suspension of lonians ;
hard and soft Whnta for the Mediterranean ,_ and in Barley
nady.-The Immense sweet, obtained by Soyer! Sauce. ober treaeary, so that out of that money alone the ex- government. but prices underwent little or no change.
=rilrottir ~,,tid,,r3,te:',:lorie ront r,eiteal7l‘..(,,nre; penditute of the week hu been 11 millions. The CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Mr. O'CONNOR : [Left speaking.] bin., lane* Mesh. Ji., 7 7-16 el N. St
Lane. k Yorka. leilths, 1 1-16 d OxL,Tiollire*t otv, 17)4
2 11-16 9-16 4 R
for Al ien. Prices are still falling. Hard Wheat, from
0 Biel 7 t 76 • I
14 to 18 pias the kilo; soft, 9to 1-4 ; ey, o ,n-
I reset nectar for t.loa6s=rioyern ha...weeded in oineoetthe • nectar Metallic reserve of the bank has increased about -, - - - - Do. (W.R.U.), 3 13-16 d Shrews. & ilirtn. (B), 3 -16 d dam Corn, 94 to 10 ; Rye. 7to 8; Oats, sto 54. Freight
1 mest foe rods siel e meth Monk*. Manufacturod only .. • • -..
; ea ye, so y eat end coo, to Rupert tree., Haymarket. Recut di millions, of which one has been in Paris. and By an arrival from the Cape, we have intelligence SHIPPING. Do. Prot, i p York, Newt, and Ser. G. N. S. to England, tie. 6d. to 6e. N. per qr. ; Danube to England,
Man., Shelf., & Lin. Pref.., 101 Per., 1 9-16 p 13s. to 14s. per qr. Exchaege on London, 3 mo. 110 p.
i. i =.. per down. et ; including hetahs. ee- LihaTel elhfw""" to the 2i in the branch banks. The bills becoming due in from Cape Town to the 17th of May, and from MAILS AmitIVID.-Dahliti, 3 : Weterford, 2 ; Donagha- BIRMLYGRAM BALES, Jute 21.
is DARDS' FAIONACEOUS 1:001) is reoom- Paris hu declined about two millions, and in the Graham's Town to the 13th. The South African dee, 1; Guernsey, &e., 1; French, 1 ; Flanden, 1. This market was rather languid, and prima were rather HOPS.-Meininenz, July 20.-With the exception of
LONDON, July 22.-Wind this day at nom, W.S.We lower.
i. branch banks has increased a little more than three. idrertiser, of the 17tb, says: some wind and rain on Wedneedev and this morning, we nave hod a
meaded m the loon thperior article of diet for all who suffer moderate breeze, and cloudy.
Th lill Chest. & Holyhead, 20 el 1 Fhrees. k Birm. (A), 3/. 3a. 941. d week of the resionabie weather,. 'beneficial alike v. tr.. latter hay-
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i tea dioieeogio,o eiheu, of inti,,,,,,,,. ~, ~,,,,,,,k,„,t es wi, wow, ei s protested in Paris have diminished one It is undentood that some very important communications
es 111 Wilitans a floater *nouns of nutritious properties than aig million, and in the branch banks about half a million. have been received by the governor from the isterior, the DEAL, July 21.-Tbe anchor and part of chain lost by N. Staffordebtre, n 1 d tibropthire Union, Me. 341. 4 makthg ae well as the approaching harvest. But it has not given
l'• owe inewegeko of food. All the locket. and ewes contain ti the Bucephalus for Calcutta, which put back yesterday, Oxf, War, t Wel', IS dB. Staffordsblre, Si d that impulse to the bore which might have been expected; there *
in el the vatuit of tie. preeezation se en &Aldo of fool or On the side of tbe liabiliees the amount of notes is- sum ot which ie, that tee emigrant Boors, in different that
, ts has been reeove;ed. LEEDS SALES, Jura 21. a LI-Miller in the bine this season in throwing out laterals and
rimblessam, and venous of week direition. Sold by ell resport. beyond the Orange al mei-arms for burr, which indicates a want of stamina. Pelham,
sued has increased ten millions and a half, whilst in --Teri ha:=o. ie._ hedi_ea eat e°_,_,. TORBAY, July 21.-The squ dron under the command of The share market was very dull, and the transactions the ,Creil preceding and sneoessive large more, and a great mail-
& m is. and 2r. peeing" also ID tin came,* 6d. each ; and. , . . datable numbers, to expects f y thew elweneetent 'inn Sit C. Napier got under weigh this morning, and H.M.S. Were ver few. Prices were scarcely so fine. feience, if not nerthet, this year to cultivate:lo and manure*, may,
Ls as al=Ztalleist &madden imitation* please to observe TIODO tne oranch banks it has fallen off about one million. the propogete ...a. te them oil the onasion of his per- ~ _ ___ ...
wee. dined "Jas. Mar*" and manufactured at the oxen put tack mon after with lose of bowsprit, having been E.• Pref., lia 6s. p Rant. and York. Pref., les. tid. Pin some measure. account for it. In taking a more extended eaten,
, ;MM. sem pgrrforo. gest, The whole of the metallic reserve is now 162 millions meal nit, and more fully explained in his " manifesto," sad W. Northern, 81 d IN. StaffordOire, 21 d we faid eery iew gerdets that are really in fall heath and vetoer :
in menet with H.M.S. Bellerophon.
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ROWLA N 1) S' TOILET ARTICLES.- to 385 millions of notes in circulation. that they are 117annally witted"' eleg their eneadenee PLYMOUTH, July2l -8. W., 'wee -Arrived : Recovery, - many. wh... are progresdng slowly, do not maintain • gont oe.
Ile i. Boehm* Menswear OH. for the growth end for ris end from men of violent counsels. On the inossion of holdin the •
Some days sgo I referred to the parties into which g Sorra Iserree ; Concordia, Prince Edward's Island. Sailed, PRODUCE.-Arrweae, July 19.-Coffee: The lour, aod thow • great unkiedlinesa There is a greet deal al
slack and uneven bine at places, and in some pieces that have been
botanist ne the human hide. Reels** Katydid. foe 117,:ar7rtine and the National Assembly was beginning to resolve it- oca. sw j
first sitting of the circuit court, at Cradock, the chic; jai- 20th • 1e0... Em„,rer pert Adelaide Pales of the week have been very limited, at rather easier least attended to in tillage, the tlre blast ill allowing itself eztensively.
we
beautifying die Mt* end complexion. Rowland:Oriente. or Peel Den• hW 1 I dd essed th bled ' and --- •- - -r- ' - - '
011 9 ,R, II r tO 0 &MUD paths FALMOLTH July 21.-S.W.-Arrived, 20th : Luba, Rio terms ~ they consist of about 2 500 bags Brazil, at 17c. to There can be no doubt duet the want* the usual culUntion Oils
Ct, a lf Th
teen for prneervine and beautifying the teeth and sums. Beware of ee • else parties bemme daily mom distinctly audienee an excellent comment on the '• Molii.jesto" and e .: e, a ,
• alma°, mr ...Lamer D Bah 13 h G f rd. 81 c;od d• d e i telling etrungly againat the greWer WI to hb produce, and to
eg ; argent, ta ; rot ere, nylina 17Ic. or o inary ;1 c. tor g or mory ;au 1 4e. for rear e
, k wiriness eeeettl.:.;-„e=teZ ote,,,rol.ett.. a tz,i,,,,,,,01,1,.,..„vd0ef. defined and better utdentood. they aro now re- the lairs by which the governor's powers are extended over he Moe In many
*Ala and the e end Porte Riao. fine ordinary quality. 300 bap Java sold at 224 e. to 23e. dua
InceT:lne let aMEDibU:'The MCOhl DAbg.teltlaptiare donsoatnytthing bittadd to
.1i cePth'• Tb° ont "r"lt jtr° bnan
th'inttr ?z,..,nr-.... cognised as four sections, which form " cercles" or the country inhabited by the Boors and native tribes beyond DEAL, July 21 -N.W. to W.S.W de
.-Arrived : Fortieu _ , per half kilm-Cotton : Prices2are rather firmer. 670. bales P
km gerriumtunii,lni, eel on e weather or a
bt..-chei,,,Asty.iimpe„ clubs, designated by their usual places of meet- ane bird ring upon the colony • and pointed out in th our growth, Tet the bine looks clean and well.--Utconar.--.one
Ina I Lon, on. and by ma truest meanner how those laws ' rateeted all Brideb sub! China ; D'Auvergne,. Honduras ;Ah sander . Edlncied,
,St. American found buyers,
_at 31c. to 241 e. per half kilo.- hops ore pertreely elwei, but them Is more stack bin: in
ernioest pianism
furrier throusboet the kinedren. ing ; that of the Rue de Poitiers, the Palais Na- leew ..2 opp'rteatoa or atbi P
exactions,
either
of
sa, Lohdries, NirsTiona. aviiceliinete,iir gr.:: 4..hoeweniv. erp.„ll,,raliti.. Id9uice has been in better demand. 200 bag! Annan were than many planter. are aware , andflcvelw.uogtah
.othe
usual a
ow
loni ritHE EMIGRANT and COLONIAL ADVOCATE. tional, formerly Pe.lais Royal, the Institute, and vice or money. He repeated the same or simil ie ob- i t.i,;,,, Prime an posed of, at 50. for consumption, and 300 tierces Carolina, well, there are not ODCh DYMOND' of
rge, Qaebee. Arrived from the river the stock of which contenuesnauch reduced, at 120. to 13Ifi. wawa -9lefietrenTin.-We continue quite clean, and are in
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1 The Elect Nunlike of this NEW WEEKLy Jot•ftNAL eat the Rue Castiglione, the last being the same which I servations, at Colesberg, and this also hu been followed by much tie state as we w last week ; but we do not expen
linear Title PAL Jule U. erin tid. It NMI be devoted to colonial A. , and palled: Gertrude, Newfoundlnd. Sailed ; Sarah Scott, Sugar i The transactions of the wesk amount to nearly r last yew. - HVNTO2I..- We are prOa
towpso gnd oint /talon, and Lc the on= of totelligethe tor all Hee. lormerly mentioned 1111 assembling in the Rue des veiy favourable results ups the minds of the people Rio Janeiro ; hazia. Newfoundland. 3,000 boxes Havana, at prices reneing from 110. to 146., t° '„„.;,,,w r....r.,-although the weather has been very
of emierente act thia friends The proprietor ha. travelled memo Pyramides. the club in the Rue de Poitiers, under generally. SWANBEA, July 20.-Arrived : Countess of Bective, Culla. and 1801111de. Porto Rico Muscovalots, at 1011.-Hides : The entowant ; nth, loweyey the eihe tooaa wee, - B,in.
mike in march of Information. through most of the United Slates of . The Legislative Council, it is said, will be summoned to
Awe tem mg.., to Miseielppl, and the *nowt settlements in ew tne presidency ot General Baraguay d'Hilliers, is corn 21st : Mary Dugdale, Cuba. Soiled, 21st : Elizabeth, Per- demand ischiefly for light deunptions,averaging about 22Ibs , nearr.- We ate not looking near so well as we were three
eera on the 30th of ihie math, and adjourn from that day batentarf,. at the rate of 25c. to 261 c. for mixed, and 31e. to 310. for lots worn If% In eau teem the mould la 1180 116 ,
f awl there is
"dao'd fl" l'""' th°M.r....° A"r°l"nt,' f" Part PaL.....11DD Daadaad• posed of from 450 to 460 members, amongst whom meet • .I.kljlel W • Fa-
ditedund ileethe strop .an Dieuthe ...see, through tO the 23rd of June. certainly DO sopesranee of lest yeses duty.- AND tor A
TROON, July 18.-Sailed -. Sarah Princepi Rio Janiero. averaging 241 be. Heavier weights are but little in request.
ine. use
i° lee ern or South Australia, many parte of New Penland and are MM. Base, Degoueee, a great number of u wire were a week ago. The
tre: ewes iif (food !live. hes** the surer oalimke and tellinenge ro- -- - - ---- ARDROSSAN.-Arriveni ; Colioney, New on. 20,000 dry River Pelts sold at 14c. to 361e.-Dye.wch de: ''''
l'w.-iswe aee
eenaanindlyt:a4e w'
we
la at a stand.mill.--Towie
of South Americo. He wlll be assisted in the editorial ea new deputies, and MM. Berryer de Laroche co our going off, growing
AYH, July 20.-Arrived : Cullingwocel, Quebec. The sales consist of 85 tans Laltuna Campeachy, at 3111., etaeueo•-ore are not going on ro well* we were two or three
181 re. )
t;ll,crel tatentsq writes, all poetical men, and travellers-cr*ln- jaquelin, Depth (mile), Thies, 0. Barrat, Diner- IMPER• AL PARLIAMENT. Oaten -Arrived : James Moran, Dalhoinie : Orissa, and 60 tons Sawmill& Fustk, at VI. weeks** The winds have tattered urn about very much, and the
sea. self.-To le had of all neseenca. and of Jew. Clayton. ion.. the Pub- Calcutta and London ; Sultana, Trieste and London. bine looks very yellow a.nd mielele. The leaves also begin to curl.-
tither. 32u, Sunol, where all ordure awl advertisements are to bo per d'Hauranne, Leon de Malltville, Leon Fanner, TALLOW.-No business on Saturday. l'etereburgh 0,, tbe contrary, they are Daher worm The bine does not throw out
: lea riiireeed. - - But one* Moemerathaa.-We have Do impeovement dna Mat week-
lIOUSE OF COMMONS.-Tnis DAY.
aim ---%v HAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ; Remusat, and all the ex-deputies of the extreme Despatches were gent off yesterday evening from y. C. on the spot, 435. 6d.. October to December delivery, those *awes which, at dna •a ought to Look ann.-Loom-
with Diet Table* for all Complaint* The house met at 12 o'cleck, when several petitions were arate months' delivery, 3d. to 6d. more. Our hope are coming along isibly wele-Lenene, Lena,
De R. J. Cc mimeo., M.D. DERMAL, L.A.O , ke. right, the left, the centre left, and the " tiers parti." .s....taa. the Colonial-offioe for the governors of the North American 43a• 1 sap 0 nen, Ite.-We are Aorta( lane is Moss parishes, and it begins te
burs. Cosearrs.-Ilow to Insure perfect illeestion. tranquil feelings. a good Several of the representativee of this club attend also PSUSTENSION OF THE HABEAS CORPUS ACT IN ealonies. -. look yellow.--Cannaanie=ere solos dr in Dill whits.
nighil rest. a dm, held. awl a onitented mind, 14r an obereanee of ,_ • • L bourbood Nathan *ea for a t. We are not lull of tine ann.
k any the Instructions herein contaltiol, the feeble, tbo rterrowely delicate. "
t e slLLinge of thst of the Institute and the Pedals IRELAND. CLARE M ARK ET RAGGED SCHOOL.-The first an- CORN.-EXETER, July 21.-We have had a mteer w . w dew, w ty,e,
here, and in many places 165,900 duty men
. ere" aei the weet ehatterael e`"'""Dhnemed WOW° dm Ir aat"" National. M. Billiton is one of this last number, and Lord J. RUSSELL MN and said he felt deep pain in nual meeting of tbe ftieeds and supponers of this.institution thin attendacce at our maeket to:day, cons, quently net a maximusa.-HOLLVIOBOURNi-We ere sh.ort of bine, and ter-
amount ot phythal happthew,atel mach health the latest period of
, July Bfeallottel to men. the et-deputies of the left attend also. M. Laroche- haying to propt°° to the hate" the suspension, for a limited was held on Thursday in tke vestry room of ht. Clement large supply of Wheat offering, which sold at about Is.. per taint, not locates well, cor shell we grow art many AS last ref.-7-
". To he had of Sherwoed. W. Paternostersow ,• Camila* 147. Fleet- time, of the constitutional liberties ef re en , ut sue
lld • b h • Dann-Lord Ashley presided, and opened the proceedinp qr. reduction on last market•day. Barley fully maintained Kerr benen.7lhere is a great deal of Mack bine in this parish; in
Liv. ee Arra: blame. 39. Cornhill ; Kelso., 457, Weis retread i or direct nom jaqulin has been mentioned among others. The shade
measure was necessary for the protection of life and property, by congratulating ehem upon the success which had attended its value for grinding. Oats may b: noted, about Is. ad- •Dme P•et• going on very we'd 1111,2"1.-Tvour.-We are
the ouch., le. Annitsdees. Iterensareet. ot politics of this club has been denominated that of moit is
d, and are Woken an ding but kindly • we are
aud to 'too incipient insurrection in that country, their efforts lor instructing the peculiar classes for which seance, with very few in offer. 'There are several reports Wrldmitte
;tot _tee to do lee „ell,a rifer_._,Lareeerwe are
'allow . __ . -- - -•-- - -
Cole. ''
~ IRELAND. The club of the P lais National has for leaden., hear.) He did not, in reference to the present state when than exertions were commenced that there was no same gnash= se we were last
11 tiLL,J uly 21.-There has been a good supply of English en moeh ah"ft ih . the. .
L fete `, Mel. Ledru Rollin, Lamartine, Flocon, Trelat, and ot Ireland, rest his case on
.any secret information fteld In the parish for the operation of such a eystem; but Wheat, with but little foreign. The fineness of the weather week ; where the .
bme ts strong. bops are looking very
I, any DCBLIN, FRIDAY EVF.NTNO.-The police, who have the members who have formed .he erovernment from Pee`elted by the government, b . ul hded th f h
ut on facts notorious and the res t a prov e contrary, or now ere were ragged
e' -, . gluing. The various political associate:ins estabeshed in *noels established but multitudes of the poorer classes has the effect of slackening the demand, and the millers hea3lay, and are growing, hut our slack grounds still reinain
.. very unkindly, and are thurt of bine.- -TVZILES AND C•rere-Wo
k.4d, been armed with cutlasses, took a number of pikes the 24th of February to the fall of the Executive Ireland to promote repeal under the auspices of Mr. aeon. flocked to them, end showed, in must cues, every desire to have bought English at a reduction of 2a. per qr. ; whilst 'looking very well, and from all prtheat appearances we Shall have
the holders of threip preferred looking on to submitting to • good CrOp.-14.A, MALIANO.-Our hops are not doing so well as
l' and guns yesterday throughout the city. Dublin re- ,
• Commission. Its shade of politics is that of the nell, declared often by their leaders that no political change benefit by their means. Agent question hail arisen as to what
a similar reduction, the duty now being at its maximum- they were two or three weeks sinew -Menthe. -We are dein% very
lit. of mains quiet, and there are no accounts of disturbances journal La Reforme and a portion of the National. fai le dro of til. od- hear - was to be the ultimate destanst on of the children educated at Moly, and certainly are not ual by one-third of the duty to what
wu *verb, the sacrifice o me p ( ) th •hi. ed say, 10e. per qr. ; and on all spring Corn, 2e. 6d. per qr. In e‘i . . , reene are
It comprises 80 or 100 members. The club of but that it was Diet
*r object to obtain the repeal of the Inds- these schools. As ait answer to at question ere en at •
OMR Corn there is but little doing and prices unaltered are Den °D.' "vet° ago-- AYI Lean.- beme o our gm
div. at in any other part of the country. lative unton by t e erec
h f I 1 d onstration and by some length to the various emigration schemes &fleet, which sr---. ' -, +oohing ra.her sickly, the leaves having a withered look, and are
o popu ar em , ~ Linseed Cakes, the best Hall-made, move off freely, at t .
rata% the Institute bee for nominal President M.
' the exhibition of feeling. But alter Mr. 0 Connell s death he considered were calculated to work out very efficiently e, . Lomeli yellow L others are edvancing, and give sigos of a full Hower-
'- • • Dupont de l'Eure, and for leaders, MM. Gamier, re. Bs. to 81. lee. per ton for present delivery. Nothing bag, but many of oar experimmed farmers think we shaLl barely have
those associations took a different form, both in their object the good which the ragged schools commenced ; and alluded
doing in foreign, from want of more choice in the market. an average crop from the preerat appearance.-Weareenue-Hope
tit LATEST FROM PARIS. Pages, Fr. Arago, Marrast, and the members who sad in the manner they propooed to earry it out ,• particularly to South Australia as a. fine field for the de-
Foreign Rape Cakes, of middling quid% e
hav realised in this palish are very uneven ; some are looking remarkably welebut
have followed the fortunes of MM. Marie, G. Pagee, end the new confederation proposed, not merely the repeal velopment of the energy and enterprise of the country.
dit• We lie 41. 15s. r ton Bones have been taken at ' . per ton, the !dee Stardoms ere Lash of Weaseled cannot Produce • large crier,-
mode- and Arago since the 24th February. It ie said that of the legislativeitudnitz, bet:tat th ion of Ireland regretted that there was not yet a school for girls in the bP: ' . rtilnilliOr WCIA.2.-The late winds have braised the buie *re mach
se. awn log now aver. The arrivals of Linseed this week
. 14. J. bliehentiert : thatt count as a perieh-_-, for he considered this branch even more important in someplace, but If ...fhb* elm occur there will be a hill crop.-
PARIS, FRIDAY, 11 A.N. M. Marrast is endeavouring to bring about a union lehm Engler .. ad . . 9,1 n , . in 2 060 from St Petenbur b
mount to 6,83.1 me, comprise,. . g , cae,,,,,,eda._.22r hed-e- eee. g e,,,,,
y are looking extremely
e29•94e pe a nt kingaom, ana tney pro ry
to than the other-a fact which muld not be doubted when
lam informed that the committee of foreign af- between the clubs of the Palais National and the S
nen ei Cita tlatnobjeneteby nmeeans of open rebellion. (Hear, hesr.) they remembered the large iefluence exercised by the female ,
1 530 from Rip 1,318 from Konigsberg 718 from Memel, well, and there es every appearance eil good troth.- -Epee*, tee
and 205 qrs. from' Malmo. There has ben a fair demand ain• licera.-The gardeas here are doing evet7thing that is required.
:Misdate fairs was again occupied yesterday with the affairs of Institute. This latter comprises about 100 members. At the beginning of this year, when Ireland was sex over the younger portion of the po-•ulation, over whom from the crushers, and the rates of last week have been well -Twenesen-Tee bine a not so promiaingk as hitherto; at place*
,ns Pee- Italy. The question for consideration was the Pence' The desertion of M. Maned from the club of the beginning to recover from her calamities conanquent upon they exercised af contr.
It durinhteh; earlier ste rorosentd ime• indly appearance.-
gle Mae ti supported on the sales made : say fine heavy Petenburgh, „thatooluay.loeuontognr.taeandberce,g,,,,l round. ...d.j.,. to
of France in the Peninsula seice the 24th February. l'alais National has much estranged from him his old the famine, an event occurred in a neighbouring country ramble years o r_ es
h rtheo'f wivhiert the feogoe:rairnY tare: the m • 375. to 375. 6d. ; Riga, 34e. to 365. ; Memel and Honisberg, improve. We do not anticipete so large a crop ea our neighbours bet
Iralmal The speakers, hitherto, have all opposed the mai i- colleagues, who had made him chairman of the clu .
e which was nought an encouragement to all who would reperl for t e yea i II good crushing, 32e. to 331. per qr. In Rapeseed, some oe, vie., 220,0001.-Surrey Standard.
woos. festo to Europf of M. Lamartme. M. Mituguin The club of the Rue Cutiglione has fir leaders ar.‘
break down established institution end fomeet rebellion, points :
en from
•The total number of boys who have hewn admitteed Into thc school business hes been doing at 261. per tut foe fine Danish,
eusrt has discussed it in reference to the relations of France 1 MM. Caussidiere, Prudhon, Pierre Leroux, lA. during the progrme of that event a depute* witht the twelve months amounte to ^5O but the tated number of dow n
Inland wee sent to Paris, one of its members being a member • - . . _ . e, „ „
to 241. 10s. to 251. per lut tot Rubsen. Foreign WOOL-YoRK, July 20.-The supply of NVool
attendants .ii about 1.0, of whom en average numeer of 411 have made torpores Into u uring
nLiii ' this week : Linseed, 5.831 qrs.; h d g• b • --s
was only moderate, bat t e atten ance o ueers was govis,
Fawcett. with foreign powers. grange, Louis Blanc, and the small number of depu- oi the Bre ish House of Commons, to ask uli,tenee in
London their appearance esch evening. Out of the 23e bola whose names Raw, eed, 1,371 • Wheat, 1,947 ; Barley, 1,85-4; Oat', and the whole wee sold, and obtained Lest week's quotation.
with the M. Nevier Durrieu hos examined the situation of ! ties who had for their organ the Vraie Republique. resisting ,he authoriiies of this country. The answer given were upon tbe books, it appears fiom information obtaineo trona the 2,776; Beans, 1,403 ; Peas, 148 ; Tares, 97 qrs.
-C. Pox, of the several nations of Europe, with a view of George Sand is the moving spirit of this club; it y g . . • • . .
b the French overnment wax well known. The noble boys themselves, that some had left the rch ol to take e deaden!,
Fox k. 7 lord then referred to the wattles articles 2n the 1.• fated other, to et, Yre fend eante ve t
end da boots, lea diecen Inued their atte 1.- LINCOLN, July 21.-A very small show of V7lnat to-day, HAY.-c
e,MITHPIELD, Ticoo'Cleck.--:llelars.Cooper
showing that great events are preparing. a most contains from 40 to ao members. It was formed by ante from }CRAMS undiscovered. Several blithe and eitellleg-boOks and last week's prices fully supported ; towards the close and Davis report the following quoted ins:
v. Bride. frerAman, Mr which Mr. Mitchel was now sufVring punish-
drum- deadly conflict for France in Italy. The unity of the MM. Etienne Arago, Barbee, and Albert, about the meet, and the more recent articles in the Irish Felon, de- ftvlbdee: eed, atofredutu.catterices, to the boys, anr eat.: IrrylLasoebeee rather more money given ; very little. doing in spring cora. Prime Meadow 72-. to !eel i'iowei.... era. vo,s. 1 ..Nent.C.loeff.y.l:,,tol.
try AR. German nation beyond the Rhine, and the eye- 10th May. This club is called " The Democratic scribing property as the rights of the robber, and recom- ys Ime If fine weather container, harvest will be general in three feire er •--- •• •se, ts 10' Oh," ••• 90' ‘r4rw
m"ler' Cle Warary nrimiee2/7 r•-rei'le et 2rede and &mei' bee" ee weeks in this district. Wheat. red, 435. to 48e • white g"------"t° 4'
lox, J. tem pursued by Russia from Holland and the Danish and Social Club." lam informed that M. Bac, mending the people til Ann tO right themetlvce. This objects of religious and natal Knowledge. The ages of the boys who •, - I
. Holdeea fro 455. to 50s. Otte, 171. to 225. Beans, 38s. to 400.
ebire, M archipelago to the M'oldo-Wallachian and Grecian who was the caedidate proposed by this club ?wed the object of the real*. It was to seize on the have been moat regular in their attendance at the school vary m CATTLE, &c. - BEDALE FORTNIGHT FAIR,
11. Grant. archipelago provinces. el. Drouin de l'Huys directed as President of the Assembly, no longer forms part of swhn le of the pr perty of Ireland by force of arms. Another the te twenty years ; there are only four who are without father azd
mother ; forty-tive live with their parent* and six have step mothers; LivsamoL, July 21.-We have to report the iid
alley- of July 18.-We had a small supply of Basta and Sheep at
ershaer k artrcle stated t;at there was about-80,000,000 of rod
p uee on a moderate qoantity of Wheat and a little Barley from the our-market to-day, Beet sold weal at hut fortnight's prices,
ber ma- his attention to the situa. inn of Italy, and endeavoured ie NI M. Nevi, r Durrieu and Frichon have el
-50 the Irish soil, and it would be for a governmeat, cons' Co/ -
none are ihe ebiluren et conviete, bat twelve of the boys have been in
a l prelim, having been totally neglected in early childhocel, let luau upoa continent of Europe, with one parcel of Wheat and 1,202 but Cows and young Cattle were not much sLught after.
obe os to prove that the present crisis must terminate in the left it. MM. Etienne Arago and Causaidiere are of a council of 300, or t 2 it might be otherwise constitute , the street* without the sligliteet education, acquiring nothing but the barrels ef Flour from Canada; besides which, the foreign The demand :or Mutton eras brbk, all being sold at tomer
priL-11. viotory by Chatees Albert. 111. Napoleon Bonaparte the most active members. to say how it should be distributed, how apportioned,- knowledge or eeil, ;MID amociation with other juvenile delinquesta receipts Of the lut three days are confined to a small tmport prices. Beef, ss. 9d. to 6s. 6d. per stone. Mutton, old.
ere-C. J.
luv, Brad. proposed an alliance, offensive an.
I defensive with e ved companions. Twelve have run away mom their homes, of Indian Cora and Corn Meal from the United States ; the 6d• er lb.
evidently centemplating a confiscation of the whole of the and dere ~.... , , 1, , . . . . . . to i I,
Luke's- ' r AAA JULY 21.- New L 020; - ; Three per Cents, -- ;
Charles Albert, and was supported by MM. Aragon, ow pff C,,,,... .... . 1,,,,,,,11.11 . Fee„ _ . Belo. propeity of Ireland by force. He would mak° one more suCierrenosiof crweventLl2:::: netliermhatTioer'erp,ee'reid :teen no
8 einlyWOrf arrival. coastwise and from Ireland being stall quite nom- DBRBT, July 18.-The trupply of fat Beasts was tolerably
w aliens, ther alluded to in our late einulan
. . bo .i.„..woi reference, to show the object of these coefederates, it Leine bed,. ;inn,. 0,4 fear bey. geed e, ~ebnaiwannae. Tee „we, portant. The fine wea L.
ood. Sheep was about an average, but met a heavy sale;
reet Came Ay lies,.&c. M. Lsmartine has asked leave to reply Fine, 164 e, 765 ;.. Do. isit, -, Do. .it:,flareele, 764 , • _ -e- ioppo..tad that the amens of their purpers • would be to over- -:
m-ne by whi.h exile* the* boys *melee to *thee are of the has been succeeded by • sudden end unfavourable change,
ancathire to the different attacks mule on his policy. Ilene, -12, iiege:''''sest`e:, Ice.:>, ' toe=r'e on tondo- ;n, ASO deg throw the sway of religion and establish brute force. At a mon precarious and mbeellaneou• nature ; some by costerenonger. high gale; ot wind, with frequent heavy show( n, having pn- hs were plentiful ; there were some excellent fat Pigs,
npion-P. Tee Committee on Labour was occupied yesterday --: 90 days, -. meeting of the Dublin club, Presided over by Mr. Dillon, •kg ; other. by Tending heifer matcbes; many by holdall( Immesh. the veiled throughout the put two days. The trade in conrequenen but they could not be disposed of ; many tat Calves offered,
but customen for them were few. Beef made from fied. to
with the examination of a proposition of M. Avond, eettetee.‘ one-earl* out ee -id _ . ,
leans, 67" 50 • Paris and Rouen. 465 75' resolution was moved by Mr. W. 8. O'Brien, and carried, streets, or acting se cool errand boys; and althoegh only three Or not only assumed more firmness, but both free and bonded
no mene, 222 ISO ; A•egneo Merreilles, 23, 50 ; bleu. declarieg that while the object of the organisation fa,alr "tleftventaa'°°,4 rialaady r0t:T.1'4.7 anr,gridga.yoraNtolurtyng. 'Dare ti.ea Wheat as well as Flour were held for rather more money.- 6d ; Mutton, 64. to 6ed. ; Lamb, 644. to 7d. per lb. ; Pigs,
'au. in favour of the creation of a eyetem of instruction to elm and Be* __.
...4 C.ne' v""'°l2' 2" 50; Ag''eue en" 12ee" was the Overth;ow f
o the power ot Great Britain in Ireland, e rime. Indian Corn alse continued in good request for Ireland, and, 10". to 10s. 6d. per ware ; Veal, 6d. to 6d. per lb.
NIM prepare the children of the poorer classes for some love, -; Bordeaux, ..3; North, 373 73. not in the most lawful way. 'The committee inserted an
ice sea and
no interference was intended in matters of religion ; extract from a letter received by the master, as additional eeidence the stock here being small and in few hands, acqutred 2s. RESTER LAMMAS FAIR, July 19.-The Cattle air wan
determined calling ia after-life. As the Minister of not a very larg.e one, bat prices generally were quite as high
:ea.,* U that, so far from desiring the overthrow of social order and ot the state of the wheel, and of thr primrose of me undertaking. He per qr. advance on all descriptions. By Ainerihan advises to
ea. oats Commerce has announced his intention to bring in a ITALY.-The Constituzionale Subalpina of Turin, the ntablishment of anarchy, their o ld oat - some
' bject was to effect the states : " The active levity of the boys, thee, determined ithebordi- the 3rd inst., prices of Wheat and Flour continued toe high as of late. The fat Beef wu pretty we'd so ,
el...forse nation. and mischievous maconduet have given way to order and re. • very choice beasts brought 10s. bd. per score, and the
bill for the same purees?, the committee came to a of the 17, publishes an official buEetin from Itoverbella eheenge with as lit
.pose
tie sullen as ible to any individual. He for export to England, and only a limited quantity of Indian
mbert Peel. decision that it was unnecessary to proceed further or the 15th, at 11 p.m. On that day the works of circum- .b d thus shown that the object of these confederates was 'T"dal atedtaDas' aad many Dave la.aDme aDaDaaraDaelY cleanly aDd Corn was tben in course of shipment. Quotations at New 'I
dee
ter in their appeurance, though on the other hand we have still to uotation was from 9s. 6d to the latter figure. Steen were
rreersbell: the overthrow of British rule in Ireland and the dismem- dc re that others are et *pro:does in their attendance, sod so York were for Wheat, 43a. to 475. per 4801 b. ; Flour, 22a. to tolerably plentiful ; • very good pair of working stun sold
elm; Neu. with M. Avond'a proposition. The Committee after- valuation around Mantua were completed on the right bcrinent of the empire. (Hear.) His eitcond proposition hatitually ulle and heedless, aa to give great occasioned trouble aad 235. for barrel; Indian Corn, 19s. to 20s. 6d. per 4801 b.; Corn for 311. ; interior beasta sold at front 151. to 261. per pair.
. ; Nepal*. wards commenced the examination of a proposition side of the Mincio. The '2nd divisioo, commanded by wm. that there were formidable means preparing, intended annolance.o The receipts for tbe year amounted to 111. Ile. UL, Meal, 10e. 9d. to 111.3 d. per barrel, free on board. Freights Large store oxen sold at fro
m 161. to 201. each ; Cows and
31auritinsi brought fo ward by M. Wolowski, on the employment Gen. Ferrere, and the Lombardian division, under to produce rebellion, and only too likely to effect it. Hoed of 20/. Ws. 3d. lour or Meal Is fel to Is 9d Calves from 91. to 151. ; barriers, 6s. to fie.
for Grain &I. per hushel ; F
~ . . . . per 500 re.
se, Weis; °u"
whkb
a )4"ry 'Em I fth • h 6th
•..iy; COM. of children in factories. The proposition demands the orders of Lieut.-Gee. Perrone, have been engaged paving re es of the several liti 1. a -
ferred to the progre po ca "so .
The Rev. I . . I ts, rector o e Pant . move e per barrel. Continued wet weather during market hours, SCARBOROUGH, July 20.-To-day we had an average
Is' h h ff th b d " • • -
..,ra, INIIM; that no children under nine years of age be received ;in them. The Austrians did not risk a sally till atiotia and clubs in Ireland, he 'aid that it was within the first resolution, wic was to teeea ae , e report rea coupled wtth light stocks of nearly all descriptions of COnt supply of stock in our market. Pigs from twelve weeks te a
: Elizabeth (*We last months that this o•• a a ed was an additional link of evidence to corroborate the facta produce remaining in the granaries of this port, imparted a quarter old continue falling in price, arid may now be had
rganisation a arum a more ,
that from that age to thirteen they be required to the 14th, when they were repulsed by the Lom- stated by Lord Ashley
~ tformidable and dangerous character. lie quoted a despatch i in his sp• ech in the Hone of Com lively impulse to the trade. and most articles improved ill from 16e. to 16e. each. We have no demand tor store Pigs.
;itCe°,= work six hours aolay ; and from thirteen to eighteen, barthans. Trenches have been opened on the prin- from Lord Clarendon, stating that though the clubs might leen' T."Pecting rag
I ged schools, and an additionel reason value. English, Irish, and foreign Wheat, of all useful qua- Ben° end Poric Pigs sold at 7a. to 70. 3d. per stone, at which
not more than GO hours a-week. No deciaion has cipal roads by which the enemy might find an outlet. not emu-owlets an outbreak before parliament rose, it would a
forl their support. n the mill
ged
se of an address, In which he litiee, were In good demand, at 2d. to 3d. per 701 b. above the prices a good clearance was effected. •mb, 74. to 84.;
ebute AMA
New Yeel; been yet come to. The king assisted in person at the evolutions' of be for government II w
to decide whether they
.would • o the _ , . ~
b y advocated the cause of t e rag schools, sud pointed current rates ot Tuesday. Home•matle and Irish Flour fully beef 7d, to gd. ; Mutton, 7d. to Bd. ; Veal, 74. to 84.; Bacon,
Lance, Wee It ie not true, as stated in some of the journals, the tromm that were proceeding to invest the for- oarfauisgrwtaor peeler. dt uennti
1 it succeeded in bringing about t'ut trate peculiar urea 1111 11 ri lb elf, e i
d tt di t h tated that there maintained our lest uotations, and States as well as Ca. ed ' . P 7d Bd.
.to 9d.• Haw, 94. to 10d. ; ork, .to
, eavanneb; h referred to the numerais clubs were at present in the metropolis 60 achools, to which 10,000 nadian brands were int! lair request, at an amendment of 6d. '
, et. retro. that the encampments have been removed from tress under Gen. Have. The remainder of the army e•ctablished during this and the last month in Carrick children had beea admitted ; and of that neaten. the aver- per barrel. Barley and Malt ruled steadily, at late prioes. Su EFFItLD, July 21.-01 Beasta there were 3,200 on offer,
which met with radar a brisker trade than lest week, but
retch 1 Lea the capital. Their petition has only been some- is so pieced as to complete the blockade on the left on.sui,„ Meath, Cork, Waterford, and other places, and age attendance was about 7,000. He paid a high tribute to Beans commanding somewhat more attention, general quell- there was barely any advance in price. Prime Scots sold on
what changed, and they have, on the other hand, been bank, and to oppose any aggression either from Ve- the titles of several of them taken from the date Lord thltehye tx. tet. assriceettled au PoUted tide' hleuttiOsicil ties were held with increued confidengce,and Egyptians were the average at 45. id., and interior, from Is. 6d. per stone.
fixed with more app. arance of permanence. The rona or Legnago. The works against Verona are and circumstances of the rebellion of '9B, and showing that !
SD CI:RED elevated terrace which forms the southern boundary proceeding admirably. Moveable barricades have the iotention ess to follow that example. T.hese clubs we! ge!nZth was admided -unaninteusly.-g Resolutions in further: di:all:eV: &to:tier temrteritoarreers.o.l,ol,J'easda
,:onc2alnlss was The supply of Sheep comprised 23,500 head. The demand
o h Mutton and Lamb was dull, for the latter kind of
, e menstae also provided with arms, and guarded their meetings, In nen of aimiler principles were also adopted ; and tbe Rev. 4grb ; and Oaten' eal, pgreviously neglec4d, improved 6elTo f- I. nct t • • •
work or eves of the gardens of the Tuileries, extending from the been constructed to approach the walls; they have some in
glances, by armed sentinels placed at the doors, who M. Bates, Mr. Locke (the secretary of the Ragged Schcol 9,1. per load. Indian Corn and Corn Meal becoming nearer pemally, and prioes had a declining tendency. Veal
m"
es-
24 41 chea 'th dull sal Prk
~, ~.e which palace to the Place de la Concorde, overlooking the loop-heles for heavy cannon, and may be manned refused to permit the police to enter, except, as they old,
• Union), and other gentlemen spoke in their support. and haviug several buyers again from Ireland, each met a
e wes from .to i . per stone per, wi a e. o
..o;te'd outer was heavy at about id. decline.
over, is Low one centime d line ot tents, erected with with sharpshooters. Many covert ways have also been over their dead bodies. He then stated what had ready sale, the former at 35. per quarter, and the latter Is.
one.' mt. the .
ie a tried, he •, an appearance 01 permanence, and protected and sup- excavated around the town. occurred in Cork and Waterford since tbe beginning of this per barrel over the terms noted en Tuesday last. Arrivals STHATFORD-ON- NON ( WW)
A • N JULY FAIR was held on
at of all, thie ported witn carpentry. 'this position has the advan- We have received int lligence from our Naples t°l the Cork Cons,iltdion uto
th, queting from . . , CODIMERCIAL 4 AIARKETS. and exports from the 18th to the Nth July inclusive, into
• Monday last, and wu well attended by der len and airmen.
llowey's Obit. e preCeetione and demonstration! *taunt the govern- Liverpool and Runcorn :-Wheat, 4,733 qn. ; Barley, 660 ; Beef was in moderate supply, but quite equal to the demand;
Lto him bf tha tage of prothetion from the assassins' shot.), so constantly correspondent up to the 14th. The Chamber of Depu- meat •, the statement of Mr. Smith O'Brien as to the Malt, 408; Oats, 506 ; Indian Corn, 3,767 ; Indian Corn ized a shwa over 6d. but the rine
the choicest readily real , p .
PrOICII232OOI* . discharged from the ambuscades near the other camps. ties has decreed the re-organisation of the Natioael number of h d
persona w o were rea y, arm , to rise
ed ' MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLMENCE. Meal, 824 barrels ; Oatmeal, 906 saclu ; Flour, 413 sacks, cipal trade ran at that figure. Mutton was in some quannty,
A strone military force is maintained here. Guard as it was before the 15th of May. Much diffi- when necessary ; the eipture and attempted metre Two o'Clock.-The disquietude still prevailing about I'M barrels' nearly 1,000 being penned ; prime ewes end shear hogs troU
at 6d. to Bid.; with a rather brisk trade. Hones were
Another encampment surrounds the Hotel de Vt
Met culler was found in assonbliog a sufficient number of of Mr. Meagher, at Waterford ; the decluatione oi the Iriah affeirs keeps the funds heavy, and prices with RIPON, July 20.-We heed antavdedras saupply at this day's more numerous than on any ;comer occasion, and price ran
of K. Dares, occupying the place in hone and the streets in the peers to constitute a legal session. It was only by the le.e:plte w.ho welcomed hie return, when admitte.d to hal,
a downwarl tendency. We have had Consols (Ileac; litneet . 0
.Thet Wweehen
ptri
; e ."leittle bail is.
dteon2ae. i"n rOciri• kiwer*
rear, and at the side atd the quay. creation of above 20 new peers expressly for the purpose h t heir object Wel to overthrow the authorities, and to
daughter. . tplunder the country, arguing that to seize the proven wao variously ruling from 86; to 87e ; they are now and Beane, and prices receding. Whest, ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d. TOPCLIFFE FAIE.-The Sheep fair was remarkably well
Letemten it S STATE ill, THE DANE OF FRANCE up Dii July 20, with that the chamber Win constituted. It WES decided in net plunder, as it •ad been taken from the people in former better, at 874 to e for money and time. Reduced Beans, 4s. 6d. to 6t. 3d. per bushel. Barley, nominal. at,
tended on blondes last, and good prices were untied for
Rev. 0. sad& the corresponding items of the preceding week; the Chamber of Deputies that no minister could be a time,. All that had occurred ; all the evidence he had re- Threes, "Lt° '. Teree-and-a-Qaarter per Cents., Oats, 20s. to 255. prime fa
t Sheep. 'On Tuesday the fan was more thronged
Week ending Week ending deputy. Capitelli was elected President of that ceived, all the public accounts, showded tahat there were meny 87. to ... than it has been for some yean, probably owing to the tine
July 13. July 10. 1 chequer Bilis, 465. to WS. premium. SCARBOROuOn, July 20.-The fine weather and the fall w
rrer4er. if a chamber. Collisions between the military, the police, thousands of young men iti Ireland f It clams. but more 1 esthete
LI ACILITTIT. r. C. C. C. Bank Stock, 198 to 200. There is a tolerably active in prices in the Laid= market combine in making the mar. -
Capital
especiidly of the farming and peasant classes, who _ . ket here exceedingly dull. Only a little done in Wheat, at F Jul 20 -Th was a mode-
Tina FORTNIGHT AIR, y • ere .
F. Owen. of 1 Capital of new fueed banks 23,330•0°° 0 23,33"0 0 the 13th the Flye2; previously at 88, fell to 87. business but the transactions Derail on a small
Were ready to rule it armed insurrection. The recent , ee 9 a dal f 2
ine o s. to 3s. per qr. Oats, few offering, and u f tat Beasts at our market tads , which were
b t rate suPPIIfY 0 7
Beene a.. 10,000,000 0 19,000,000 0 occurrence at . Carrick.ori-Suir, whi re the peasants, scale. we sold u realising from se. 911. to 6e. 3d. A crest
wife of Frederica few required. Flour trade languid. Wheat, 6e. to 7s. per petty .P, , . ,
Bettye of new feast banks 2,980,650 14 2,980,630 14 So far as intelligence from the provinces could be eon,' with pikes, muskets, and other weapons, We have scarcely a variation to make in foreign 6 stones. Barley, 31s. to 335. per qr. of 32 stones. Oats, number of Irish cattle and a few in-calven were shown, and
teen. or a eion. Reserve in real property ..- ...
31t,g.0g:70040) 0
6 obtained, it appeared that the royal troo. ps had in a proce.eded to tbe bwriedreewewllntendeddacarentledoathite •tetleaset,
ootf stocks. Spenish Fives are called 11 e to 12 ; the 94d. to 10d. per stone ; superfine Flour, 38s. to 405., and
g• fair amoune of business was transected Tome them. . A
wr• Mrs C. li. Dank notes in entitled=
Do. Branch banks
y, of Rock fetal, Bills to order - , . demand. rat Lambs were in scarce supply, and well sold
Amount current of Tresses', anditor ____ 14,157,192 71 les as'to induce them to admit the prisoners to bail. If 19. Dutch Two-and-a-Halt per Cents., 44 tto 54; SOUTHAMPTON, July 21.-There was a fair attendann un at Nee to 74. per lb.
e wife of Date leeers memate cermet 78,29.5.658 44 79,3 '8.9e1 4on tt ell th,srrived at Genoa teethe 16th, with the envoy this had not b.en done, no ooe could doubt that the imur. the Fours, 71 to 3. Russian, 98 to 100. Danish, 68 at our market this day. With a very limited supply of • '
U. Needham* Acecunte current in the branches
-• • • • • • . Wheat, the trade was very firm at last week's prices, which
Alb. it, charged wee, n would have then commenced. There was not to 72. Mexican 17 to e. Peruvian, 30 to 3. Bra- GLASGOW, July 20.-Our market this morning was mode-
supplied with cattle. hest descriptions were
Romipte payai.ie at sight
were perhaps in some iestances rather exceeded. Other reel,'
d ' d dah eh better sold, and a fair clearance of all sorts was effected.
', the uite et S Retelpte payable et sleet in the artecles meet a stea y comsumptive eman set out enge
e All that was wanting was the occasion. (Hear, hear.) All
branch*
Dnits of bract bnisks payable Ly Porcupine on leaving the port of Palerino, was saluted .._
that had oc d th
curie , e position 0
• • f the clothe proved in price. wu lane, and both experienced a alight decline. Best
'snever..rtsos" bank 4,262,707 63 1,105,218 72 treat all that was wanting wee the day and the hour to From Amsterdam it is reported that Dutch Fours WAKEFIELD, July 21.-Our arrivals this week are mo- -
iiurgh. to Elena Drafts of bank payable by broth hli", • h d F kh. tat' ed there.
by t e nee an renc s ips s ion carry in..o effect the fatal resolution to which they had come. were in demand, bat the market otherwise quiet. dente of all descriptions of grain. The Wheat trade has • '
mutton 6d., down to 34. per lb.
IL hankie - Everything showed that what wss not formidable two From Berlin we have a very favourable account of Mete recovered the depression of Tuesday, and we quote For Yeaterday's market, SS3 OM rope.
&N. Pr. Creg Dividends payable
if the late J. 4448'0°4 23 1'420'937 73 rived. A council of ministers was to be held at months ago wae formidable now ; and though no doubt aey the
Bank of Almersaum not yet invested market for all stocks and railway shares, ----
'..ityr. 5'5.: M in Treasury bind.
Diinount, divers intetests, anl ex- the 17th. M. Brune • the DUllein,
femme. 19 1,108,388 19 La Granja on Mr
was to be presented to the queen. incurrection would be put down, it could not be without
esneciall those of domestic ori • . Coneiderable ar-
mee& bloodshed, unless measures were adopted by puha. e Y Eut p -
A VERAGRS, PROM T'HE " LONDON GAZETTE" 01 LAST NIGHT.
chases had been made b the ca italists of Berlin
perows 637,111 96 713,718 95 I meet :cc prevent its outbreak. No doubt. the clubs were y p WIIaAT. I HANLEY.
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_l'
_______rs. EY& / SZAAd. f. PEAR
r the Rev, S. On- Discounth and divers interests in - 1 illegal ; but mi ans of procuring information as to their and the provieces. All the banking houses, it is DISTRICTS. Rawer. *WM. 1 Beerier. Amite, Aursers Lwelle Rho Avery" I Quarters Avereeri. 4AMM. AVIN•e•
l'..11111;00"kt a" branch banks -. 527,482 0 630,883 0 end. prior. sole. vire. oota, prise. mit prier. Wht rem , win peter.
....,_
LEVANT.-By the Levant mail we ham dates Proceedings, they were secret, sa as to enable stated, had orders to ourchase, which rendered ---- _.
.... p. n tte.dircnunt list half-yew 422,932 27 422,932 27 when r - 3243 52 8 . „, I --no -Trir 11 29 0 I 121 34 7 107 38 2
~,igt via...eel, Dom in branch beaks .... .-640,73 n 0 642,131 0 from Constantinople to the sth natant._ The minister of government with any facility to put them down. Then, as oelion more difficult Affairs subsequently became Iteinba"
12 31 15 21 0 ..• ...
'tee. filairu
.. , .
tin of these clubs one would think the law more calm, however but still with a steady Essex 7322 48 8 106 29 12 21 8
„. ~, 108 31-11 I 40-0
re. J. C. Boatat ---- - ------- ambomador from tbe Ottoman empire to London. The sputa traimng was suthen tly !trill/at to put that down ; .
burliness. Prussian BOnds are maintained at the im- Bertlerdshire
. Leith. to 199,574,786 5 625,862,109 20 h* lik
- too ere was rest difficult as eve t 1 e
vacant portfolio for trade has been transferred to Suleiman but her ~ th g y, ry lig Hinramehantshire
It. Patens", IDe' Aar& ly ambassador to Paris. Mehemed Puha haa the word of command, or other means by which the en e
el nee Koved quotation of 731. The shares ot the State oarerdane lO3B 48 4.10 26 137 23 4 ... ... ... ... "'
Waste
by the Rev• eiri Delrade
bilk& lb= ....team. ....
72,587,761 0 73,129,243 0 been deposed from the command of the fortress en , required by the law could be obtained, was lITO ,
ided • but ank had also advanced from 76 to 86, but the wetshire
Berkshire 3031 51 3 1 18 29 ... ... i
eiii . 91.11 ... ... I • • • ... ...
19 40 0 _. „.
e staresres• . Me war dee..
th uld be no doubt that these clubs and marching' hi h
ger rate was not loag supported ; they B.rey...
ell, W cat Kflbretei 17. lend -.... 1225 21 1 ; .. ... 54 22 7 ... ... - -
Ills mid eaceptances In Pans ..... „.. 105,740,648 27 103,419,315 28 Dream has put Turkey In a qusrantine of fourteen days. were part of a system to
iseparute Initiated teem.; ea.,. remained, however, at 84e. The rine was occa- lient 22eB 48 I 1 .3
30 221 ' Ite 4 ... .., 114 34 11 96 37. 4
Inonoliury. by thos De. ft. la branch bank A.....
e All the Turkin troop in Varna had received orden to pus by force of arms. Th e being t e case,. n a
bi
sioned by notice of the reduction of the rate Se a" 'La 1484 48 11 1 . . ... 91 21 1 ... ... .• • ...
Mare Ae". Dal 84vamma an bullion "-" 13•06.9.'3N 0 14'066'7°0 - the Danube ; these would be immediately followed by of no means more easy, more Ins objection e, 2627 ta 10 1 1.6 17 46 20 10' ~, .., 739 0 I ... ...
antlieleen French public fanda
f discount at the Bank from sto 4 per cent, -4),:eeiseire
Aeneas On French public funds by others, to make up an army of 20,000 men. A number of
t, Mr. 9 Atldsoa brook tasks
e 6th for the Danube wt
'tb suspezision of the Habeas Corpus Act. (Hear, heat ) What which was justly regarded as a strong proof of Decosakke.. 348 56 6
346 53 2 a 8 3J
73 26 64 ;23 5 _ ...
115 29 4 ... „, .- -
- +lot Mara to the state on Treasury arms, ammunition, and provitions. A gran counci o
d '.l ( was above all necessary, was a bill to enable the Lord Lieu• returning confidence. Ruasian bonds of the Ecglish Dere„wiwaatoow - 3191 52 3 181 27 797 ,10 II .., ~, ii ors ... ...
i;iiiwilemiZee eel Mem tenant to ware the persons of thaw who were 'tweeted of
30,000,000 0 50,000,000 0 minister* was sitting On the sth, respecting the affairs of the . loan were done at alit, but the Stieglitt Russian ob- M0nm0uti1thire.................. 83 bl 1
Menses to the nate on loan of 150 high treason. He asked for this now, and he felt be might Gloucestershire - ... ... ... ... ... - ' ...
... ... - o.
rincipslities on the Danube. tained onl 791 P •
y . rumen Treasury Bonds re- Bereforitibire - - .. - - ...
0. not. torts& moans - 23,000,000 0 P have been justified in raking for it before ; but it had 141 17 11
Btodtmno=sman, toecreocio 0 10,000,000 0 seemed to lum that any extraordinary law for suspending mauled 591 Worcesteraltize 1229 31 10 - -
... ... - - - -.
... • ... I .
,nly son of W. He'
13..
of new fused tanks In PROSPECTIVE FREE TRADE WITII SICILT.-The the liberties of any portion of the people parted aftee 13. k swek. as so Ct. Cons. foe Ac., 611 1 Stanordshire - • - • 13 17 ill I ... ...
tell-Arne Chola" palls Ilmee - --•"' • "'
Jab, relict f tea 11111thbeillibmsand (emitters
lhal 4,000,000 0 4,000.0e0 0 1. The exportation of all raw and manufactured wheat is lon more than to the 3 MOM.
half its efficiency, and would not tend pa Aems.,Bll t SUL 4ta to PO Prem.
• Dettychire
- - 111 22.- : e : I -a 44-0 ... •••
utmaleertzsokfTbronch tanks 2,523,241 0 2,623,141 0 el fi nof Ireland. Therefore until the en- P0R161079 FUND& Warwickshire 4152 19 3 '(8738 6 1 - ..•
d 1 ed free 2 The importation duty upon the same is complete esei-eaeo . ... ...
mo iste alichael 4. s Bank
.... ...
Interest fa National Dieceunt Bank '2014000 0 200,000 0 reducedfromits presentamountto three-quarten from the Ist °markt Deferred Bda___, 2 1 44 37 9 ... ..
Northampton
Mr. .1. nedadm. benne Of branch banks in tbe January, 1849 ; one-half from the Ist January, 1860; and all teT _ ,
d the coun muat admit that w-hat he asked was abet. nPla teee.glalelgtmd4 5
per m 5 per Ot Meskso 1840. 17 l Rutland
Without Discount tasks of the one quarter from the Ist January, 1851. .
3 The Imports- lutely necessary, he bad forborne to ask it. But if the house 6 gee eg, Bee, 69 71 6 pee cs. menu ?Ai 30 3 e - - • e• ... ... •
Bedford 460 46 9 90 31 0 12 39 4 ~.. ...
o, J. Rhode.. 1;e0., Provincial towns lddidDD a "CO° D tion of all kinds of corn is free after the Ist January, 1852. egreed with hien, he hoped they would lose no time in ann. 1114 to New mla ... ...
it It 10 34 5 1 ~,
..
_Protested tills
d elm Ot . Rd*, 20 3 iper resla, 98 100 Hunt reiddrinshire
8da..71412 Cam 991 45 2 i 80 215 0
7600 45 11 7 30 0 839 19 - ' - 126 34 9
wife et 11. J. B2eYtf, mewed bills habitant% beaks 13,408,378 0 11,817,209 0 Thom FOR IRELAND.-This morning the 62ad government declared. it was necessary he should have to min *8..4. _ 2DieTe ...." m....ai I sabui 12170 14 4 394 79 7 174 21 1,8 se. .42 109 35 8 lie Bell
shepherd. liad/D.' „Eitheeseeofmanagement MP 0 lids. -
300 0 Regiment of Foot arrived by special train at the Waterloo enable them to maintain the authority and integrity of this Coluenblea_ lafeedigtbda:li ft I =lllll,..a.olifigwaegte. 21 Norfolk. 10971 el 1 159 28 11 20 •28 se •290183 38 0 ... „,
Pet e-aPenset of management of bran&
banks a a terminus of the South Wooten Railway, from Portmaouth, empire. But he asked for those powers for the aske of the disaf- 1f...rt..= MaL• 072
Spur 06-tWeeeda 11_ _ .a.. 1417 "IdneraDire 10315 17 5 3t 18 0 919 •18 829 0 977 A 4 18 8116 II
',road. Men•lr 6,.,_andt les - - and immediately marched to the Euston-square terminus of
1,208086 71 1,150,731 36 feeted themselves, and to prevent that bloodshed, and ruin to 4 thr-Ct. Dutch Oarat 11°P enneoesta Deferred Md., 4 6 3233 :0 11 10 10 0 67 .MI 138 40 6 ... ..
__--:----""'-'-'-- .coSe Meant do nese 1132,135 47 - the London and North Western Railway, from whence they these people whin must ensue if the maltreat ware allowed --- Yerkthire 13971 31 1 132 27 10 1412 .16
1783 48 10 ii 38-6 1 432 33 6 . .„, ~
~,.
aisle 1 -e ... - - .... ~.
. e werseeewAer -- - - proceeded by special tram to Manchestae,enremg. for Dublin. to take place, and it were put down as it would be by the lanced:are
RAILWAYS.-The share 'market this munin' gis wewereeteed 53 3f 7 - • •••
5 32 0 148 -22 1 1 ..ii
39-.1 1 - w.
... 1
699'374'7W 3 1133,863.1°° " EARLY RARVEBT.-ERACKLET MARKET, NORTH- power of the government (Hear hear.) To those who a shade flatter, with very little business doing. -We euni_eerlsne HOS 54 2 137 311 11 243 •28 1 • •
PARIS, FRIDAY 6.30 A.m. . Amerorraninx.-A load of fine new barley wu sold at tbauflbt ministers had Oliglocted
. their duty in not note Eastern Counties, 144 to i ; Great Northernee NDZ,Ter 1577 51 6 31 30 4 165 se ii ore
1146 51 0 43 12 1 o. • a.
The Finance Committee yesterday heard
' a eePael et Brackley market, en the 19th instant, by Mr. Bartlett, bringing forward remedial measures, he would feel 11 ..• - ' -
939 51 6 19 30 3 33 15 b_.- . .. ..
_ -wee
ha sub-committee on a 'k
to t th firmer 'Whitfield, to Mr. Blencorne, brewer, Bradley, and
propel 'on reimburse o e forward this prayer-au hon. member had gives node. 0f a 990 81 dis. ; Madrid and Valenta's, strong buyers, at woo- ___ _____ --
9411 that eatahliahmenta threw millions. taken from them deliesied the next day, in firserate condition. motions** the state of Ireland-when this messes* should 18a.; Blackwell', 4; to 5. -1 as ii) 6 Ise a. a-
impleamea7 Ammo- 1964 49 2 Mb St 1 10119 36 1 11 Al il Ie I ....-

690,374,786 3 023.861,100 20
PARIS, FRIDAY, 6.30 A.H.
The Finance Committee yesterday heard a report of
its sub-committee on a proposition to reimburse to the
tontine establishments three nullions, taken from them