biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-26

HERRING TRADE.

CLOSE OF THE I FARING FISIIIN(3.-11119 import-
ant branch of our national industry and trade is now over
for the mason. In parts of the West Highlands, where
a good fishing this year, in consequence of the potato blight,
was peculiarly desirable, it has proved comparatively a
failure. In the Wick listriet, the average has been 103
trans, which is higher than the average of the two preceding
years ; but in the other stations in Caithness (as Lyleter,
Swiney, Dunlseath, and Latheronwheel) the fishing is far
below an average one ; " consequently," says the John
O'Gront Journal, "the total quantity caught on th! Caith-
ness coast this year is considerably under that of the former
season." At the two great stations on the erst coast, Erase-
burgh and Peterhead, the crews have been pretty successful,
the average at Fraseburgh being 194) mans, and at Peter-
head, 131. A large quantity of the fish taken at these sta-
tions was purchased by the French and Yarmouth vessels.
In the Frith of Forth the take will also be attend an average
one. In Orkney and bin:timid there as a deficiency, but
prices have been good.
London, England, 1846-09-26

WOOL.

WAKEFIELD, SEPT. 23.—There continues a heaci-
news to bang over the Wool trade, hut it does not atliet the
prices, which have been steady fur some weeks past. Tho
impracticability of buying from the grower to meet late and
present rites here prevents any pressure on the markets and
sustains prices, which under these circumstances would bo
enhanced by any favourable move in the trade.
London, England, 1846-09-26

the station-house he said to the constable, Will they hang
me for it ? "—The prisoner, in his defence, said he was cut-
ting e.abbagei, and knew nothing of the matter until he heard
the dumb man hollow out, and on going up saw that he was
bleeding from the thigh.—Mr. Ballantine; directed, that us
the wounded man was in such imminent danger, the prisoner,
together with some person who could converse by signs,
•hould be taken to the London Hospital, so as to collect the
dumb man's account of the transaction, which it is appre-
hended will end most tragically.
London, England, 1846-09-26

(From last night's Gazette.)
DOWNING-STREET, SEPT. 23.—The Queen hos ap-
Dowied the Right Hon. Sir C. E. Grey, lint., to he Captain
beneral and Governor in chief of the i•land of Jamaica ; WI.
Reid, Esq., Lieut.-Col. in the Royal Engineers, to be Go-
vernor and Commander in Chief in the islands of Earbadoec,
Grenada, St, Vincent, Tobago, and St. Lucia; C. Elliot,
Esq., Captain in the Royal Naoy, to be Governor and Com-
mander in Chief in the Bermudas and Somers Islands ; and
the Bight Hon. Sir H. Pottinger, Bart., Alajor-General in
the Service of the East India Company, to be Governor and
Commander in Chief in the settlement of the Cape of Good
DOr• WAR-OFFICE, Sire. 23.
2nd F.—Ens. R. 0. Potts to be lieut., by pur., rite (Minty, who
; Iloklaworth to be ens., by pur.
20th F.—Assist.-Sung. J. Morrison, from 89th F., to be surf., vice
Ser,3l3, Prola•
25th F.—H. D. Parrott to be ens., without pur., vice Strange, whose
W pointment has been cancelled.
29th F. -.Lieut. E. T. Fitzgerald, from 3rd W. India Regt., to be
lieut., vice Henry, who ret.
30th F.—M. Walker to be ens., without pur., vice Butler, prom. in
89th I.
47th F.—Serf:Major W. It'lntosh to be quartermaster, vice O'DOll.
mil, dec.
64th F.—Lieut. W. B. Jopp to be capt., by par., vice Fownes, who
yet.; Ens. N.H. Shute to be lieut., by pur.; 11. it. C. Godley to be
ens., by ma.
69th F.—F.ns. C. E. Butler, from 30th F., to be lieut., without
pie., vice Carmichael, app. edit.; Ens. G. Bigot to he lieut., by
ar, vice Mundell, who ret. ; J. Smyth to be ens., by par.; Lieut.
t. J. Carmichael to be adjt., lice Moore, prom.
71st F.—Ens. W. S. l'Ance to be lieut., by pur., vice Danville, who
leg.; W. N. Micklethweit to be ens., by pur.
84th F.—Ens. A. Macbean, Iran 97th F., to be ens., without pur.,
vice O'Brien. Prom.
87th F. Dec. Lieut. F. T. Patterson to be Bret lieut., without pur.,
vice J. W. Austen, superseded; the lion. A. M. Cathcart to be see.
97th F.—A. Macbean to be ens„ by pur, vice Peat, who net. ; R. F.
Holm, to be ens., without pur., vice Macbean, app. to 84th F.
3rd W. India Regt.—Ens. C. F. Amiel to be lieut., by pur., vice
Fitzgerald, app. to 29th F.; W. I. Littman to be ens., by pur.
Snow.'-Lseut. J. Sabine, from h.-p. RI. African Corps (repaying
the difference), to he paymaster of a recruiting district, vice Luca*,
11.14PITAt. STAl7.—Staff-gurg. of the First Class J. Hall, M.D., to be
dep. invect..gen. of hospitals; Staff -surf. of the See. Class T. Atkin-
nn, M.D., to be staff-surf. of the first clam; Surg. S. Teevan,
from 28th F., to be staff-sing. of thetirst class, vice T. Smith,3l.o.,who
mt. upon • Amid-Surf. A. Ferguson, M.D., from 18th F., to be
staff-surf. of the see. class ; Assist.-Burg. F. Roberto, from 50th F, to
be staff.-surg. of the see. elan. To be Assist-Surgeons to the Forces
G. W. I'. Sparrow, E. W. T. Mandeville, W. T. Black, W. Cameron,
. Nich,lion, J. S. Grant, F. B. Phillipson.
London, England, 1846-12-09

SCOTLAND.

- - - - -
FREE CHURCH COLLECTION FOR THE DESTITUTE HIGH-
LANDERS.—A collection was made on Sunday last in the
free churches in Glasgow, for the relief of the destitution at
present existing in the highlands and islands of Scotland. It
is calculated, by the Glasgow Argus, that the aggregate col-
lection will be considerably above 2,6001.
THE WEATHER IN GLASOOW.—During the greater part
of last week the frost was so intense, and the ice con-
sequently so strong, that the skating ponds were fully
peopled, and the curlers enjoyed their " roaring play " on
many a rink. On Friday night the wind changed to the
west, followed by rain, which fell constantly for some hours,
and so completely relaxed the vigour of the frost, that heavy
masses of broken ice floated down the Clyde on the follow.
lag day. On Saturday evening the frost resumed its supre-
macy.
London, England, 1846-12-09

71he erpregg.

MAILS.
The mails for 'Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Madeira, Cadiz, and Gibraltar,
will be made up on the morning of the 17th December.
The West India meth, excluding those for Mexico, Honduras, and
the Havannati, will be mode up on the moraine( the 17th December.
no overland trails for Gibraltar, Malta, Greece, the lonian Islands.
Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, India, lion-Hoeg, and China, cis Southampton.
will be made up on the evening of the 19th December.
The overtarA clotted mall., vie Marseilles, to the Mediterranean.
Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, India, Hong hong, &e., will be made up on the
evening of the 24th December.
The mails for New South Wales, Can Diemen's Land, and New
Zealand will be made up on the evening of the list lk eember.
The mails for Itriti4h North America, Bermuda, and the United
States, will be made up on the evenlag of the 3.1 January.
The mails for the Brasile, the River Plate, Monteremain.
Msen, Bahia. Madeira, and Buenos Apse, will be dispatched on the
evening of the 4th January.

TO CORRESPONDENTS. .
Wrotied tor The arpres, Lusbor arming paw.
Nei by Ws (Mork on Übe darer pabilestion.
London, England, 1846-12-09

brain. The jury returned a verdict
mart hen JOlOll4l.

DISTRESS IN SPITAWELDS.
prfsent prevails among the silk wear(
ment. A fund for their relief hes
auspices of the clergy and influent
neighbourhood.

111 E POOR OP ST. PANCRAS.—
ranged yesterday, after much discussic
ing of directors and guardians that I
should be continued in the separatim
day, but have Christmas fare like the
LORD I)DNDONALD'S EXPLOsI
The Scientific Commission appointed
on the merit of his lordship's discover
investigation of its principle, which n
of Captain Warner nor on the ingeni
gun-cotton, but is, in regard to the 1:
ferent nature. Cotton explodes ins'
galvanic spark, whereas his lordshit
continuous evolution of intensely powi
like the unremitting genentiou of ate
the effect of which has been rendered
by the steam-gun (or tube) of the it
from which a stream of shot, followin
succession, pass through the atmosphe
and consequently transport their 011
greater distance, than shells or 'hot
artillery.—llampaifire Telegraph.
INQUESTS.—(YE.,TERDAN.)—D
—By Mr. Bedford, at St. George's
Stevens, aged forty-one years, a lat
several young men were amusing tht
of the sth of November, and it was r
cannon, in doing which the decease
frightfully shattered. He graduall3
Friday last from the injuries he rece
dental death."--DEPLORAIILB CA
Mr. C. J. Canter, at the Duke of lie
inch; to inquire into the circumstanc
of Jane Carey, aged fifty-nine, wife
London, England, 1846-12-09

THE LEVANT MAIL.

We have received by the Levant Mail the Con-
stantinople journals to the 18th, and Athens journals to the
20th ult., both inclusively. The former state that the
ministers of the Porte were chiefly occupied with discussing
the means of improving the condition of the people by salu-
tary reforms in all the branches of administration ; blus that
it was also eng teed in preparations to chastise the Kurds for
the massacre of the Neatorians. The Moniteur Gree contains
an account of the opening of the Chambers on the 19th by
the King, who made the following speech: " Let ns
London, England, 1846-09-21

SCOTLAND.

CONVESIENCIES IN IC/CA.—The following
extract front the records of the Town Council of Edinburali
indicates what travelling csmveniences were available to the
Scottish ptedie not quite two centuries ago. Leith, the port
of Edinburgh, is distant from the city about two miles, and
on the 28th Sept., Lii;il, the authorities granted—
.' Libertie sod to:erance to Widiani Woodcw-k. lait,4lbs r in Leith,
to flit laid net up sane Imiekney coahl, for tiers ire of Ilia klajenty'n
leitlgen, het nix la ith and Edinburgh, at tir• rate. It dlow log v for
the mach byre up or dam, with me single pvrson 12 : if
the persai flexile ht no alone, add if that per -on who 1.)11, the torch
will wait the another t get along with him. to pay no more. If their
venom mien along with him to pay no more hot 12 t-lailiern all the
three. If any may pel,llll, nor three, carlt man to pay four shill.
,em., for their hyrw. and the prronet ewiting up to Edinburgh, to
light at the lute 01 Leith Wynd, for the ntayno n yr. 01, and this order
to continue during the eminnell's pleanuni allancrlie. Pot iteepoliee
alway • to the said William Wtattletak, to Mr VP othern going to aril
fray theetiontry, tootle-rid:lo,, mu he and they ruin agree."
A shilling Bogs" was nearly equal to an English penny.
The tare p-r omnibus from Edingburgh to Leith at present
is two-pence.
E MM.° V M ENT A PPE.% Ica TO HE rLtiNTIFCL IX SOUL CARTS
Or SCuTIAN 10. The f Mowing letter has been received by
the Bishop of Derry :
seer. 3.- -My Lord, I have read, with regret, Mille arse-
paper., the appearance of !amine in the county of Doneral. WI account
of the failure of the potato erne. lam a nntire of that Islam, and
have at present a I.o' contract hre. I cool .1 cocain: rim or hal men
at tins 1.1311.: and 170 nun., xho are C 1111.11031.11 in the mama way, rouse
take UM or Yet, pertain. The men about you are initemininted with
our work Out is going on here, but lice or tix weeks' practiee would
be required trfore they ean get the waren that are now mitt here. I
may !nay that twe:ce, thirteen, and fourteen shillings weekly. may be
paid at dna, and, atter that, may rice to Atka.% 'I they me .iaart and
willing to work. Inired, I modd em,gre them at the aline wale
fu eightcen month, TCec are within •-tx milt of Dundee, where
tiler(' are three excellent Catholic tient, men. I an Inking but fur
one myself, for the use of the inen the railway. My rm. hare a
orient 'prmanently with than, for thetoned of Die men who are
I catholic.. Please publish thin in your dioen•e, and plume let pit
, know, w, runty assol, can, it I :nay expect any Men and
what number ; and I will let y,ll lue,w bow you -ball ,end them.
They most not be meta above fusty Twos of age.— I rini,
M. IMN • .tddrtas Cupar of Fife, Scotland."
London, England, 1846-09-21

proceeded direct to Buenos Ayres. The exact purport of the
propositions which Mr. Ifoo• was supposed to be instructed
to offer to Ross had not transpired ; but his mission is re-
ported to have caused the most profound consternatioa
amongst the Monte Vidcans, who wait with the greatest
anxiety a full disclosure of its nature and extent. There
were Tumours also of the intended recall of M. Martuil, the
French consul at Buenos Ayres.
London, England, 1846-09-21

COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET A: CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Quarter to TAree.—The growing complications of
affairs throughout the Peninsulaare producing their natural
consequences upon the stock market. Consols, which have
been gradually drooping for some days put, are again lower
to-day; they are now 951 to I money, and 951 to f for time,
with a heavy market.
The foreign market Ku sympathized fully with the
home. Spanish fives have descended to 261 ts.
the threes to 371 to ft deferred from 161 to 171.
Po tuguese have been done at 41, Mexican 241 to 51.
Other quotation; as given in the list below are little
more than nominal. The Spanish imbroglio creates a very
strong excitement on the Stock Exchange, and in city circles
generally. Among the Spanish mercantile class resident
here, who arc almost to a man liberals, there is
hut one feeling of hatred and exasperation against
Louis Philippe, and it is a fact, which may be
generally relied upon, as far as they are concerned,
that the escape of Don Carlos the younger is viewed
with every satisfaction, of which the expression is
not at all repressed. It is deemed not improbable
even that the Progresistas in Stain may come to some
und.rstanding with him, for the prosecution of conjoint ope-
rations, so far as against the common foe, France, and the
detested marriage.

ENGLISTI FUNDS.—,
Bank Stock,
3 per Ct. Red.
3 per Cent. Console, 95j

G PRICES—THREE o'Cwcx.
Ditto for Acct., 951

31 per Cents, L
Etehequer Bills, —s, to —s.
1 FUNDS.
1 per Cent. Grenada 13ds., 201 11
Grenada Deferred lids.,
S per Ct. \tette:in, 2l 51
6 per Cent. Peruvian ado., 37 9
Porlolloo.e Cony. Wis., 41 3
5 per Ct. Russian Fide., 110 12
5 per Ct. Spanish 13d0., 26e I
3 per Cent. Spanish ads., 371
Spanish Deferred rids., 161 171
Spanish ParAiVe Bdx, 51
2 per Ct. Venezuela Bds., 42 4
Venezuela Deferred ads., 12 13

5 per Ct. Austrian Bds.,
41 per Ct. Begun Bib., 97 9
9.1 per Cent. ditto, SS 7
5 per Ct. Brazilian Bds., 88 90
S per Cent. New Braz.Bds., 87 9
6 per Ct. Buenos Ayres Bde, 42 4
6 per Ct. Chilian Rds..lol
6 per Cent Cotumb. def. Bds.,
Columbian Equador Bds. 31 4
3 per Ct. Danish oth., 85 90
21 per CL Dutch lids., 591
4 per Cent. Dutch eerie, 9 60
51
London, England, 1846-09-21

.4 10 . 5 10

Z. Pe.
Irmo at per tat.
9 5.. 9 10

tsars
Pir, No. I

. 13 0 .14
Cam) atOadiflbm. 9 0.. J 10
Swedieb ... 1112. 12 0
I E t'', at per ton.
' '

IS 15 .19 10
19 15 .19 17
BAIT
Patent sYt 22 0 . 0
red or Edge
Spelter
FutZztoer 232 Imp
psle ili v
gald.po
'trees 27 0 .29
brown & yellow 25 0 . 26
Sperm . . ... 77 0...79
Ilead Metier BO 0 _SO 1
Cod .
Saab I
Sea
Olive,Gallipoli,p.ton 41 0 42
Coosa Nut . SS 0._36
11006. Baps. Pale,
per tan 33 0.. 0
Unwed 25 0 . 0
Paromannis, per ewt.
Butter—Cork, Into. 91 0 95
lid 90 0 91
3rd 64 0...26
Dublin, lot .
Limerick, do.
Carlow, lot
Newry, tat
Waterford
Beef, India, per
Prime Mena 0 0.. 0
Pork, prime mean
Bacon-Pork, Lmrk 168 O. 77
Do., &treat I •
Bacon, Waterford,
per cwt.....
I Belfast . .
Lard,Belfast.prfrk 1 n 0
Waterford. do
Intto Bladder .68 0 .72
Oz and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and M. Video, s. d. e. d.
Zu.d
0 4 . .0 5
Brazil dry 0 ...0
Drynaltal 0
444..0 31
Rio, dry 0 6
Limo& Valp. dry 0 3 ...0 6
Salteddry 0 A 5
Fit India 0 1
Kim B.Ayrea, dro 07 . 11
Russia, dry
8. Amer.Rone, per
hide 8 0. 18 0
Ramie, ditto
Dye Wane, at per ton.
5 P.
Lorwosd,lonalea... 4 3... 4 10
floadono .... 5 0... 6 0
Camparky 6 10...8 10
Faxtic, &irks 5 10...6 0
Cubs 9 0 . 9 10
NiCelllple. lege sod
solid 14 0...15 0
Small ... 9 0 .10 0
Lima 13 0...16 0
Sapan .... 14 0 .17 0
Red sanders
Brazil 30 0...55 0

Pig, berg.....
Mitkyt, 'beet

HULL, SEPT. 19.—0 f Linseed, the arrivals consist
of 100 quarters from Memel, and 4,727 quarters from Arch-
angel ; together, 4,827 quarters. There has been a brisk
demand all the week, and the sales are at rather improved
rates ; say, Petersburg, good crushing, 40s. to 41s. ;
365. to 375. Riga, 38s. 6d. to 40s. 6d. Archangel, 48s.
Memel and Konigsberg, 345. to 365. per quarter. The mar-
ket is now very bare of seed, and further supplier are wanted,
owinz to the rise in Cake and Oil increasing the consump-
tion. The imports to the present time, compared with the
quantity to the same time last year, shew a deficiency of
82,612 quarters.
Rapeseed.—None offering, the arrivals coming direct to
crushers.
Rape Oil meets a steady sale at the quotations.
Linseed Oil has continued in good demand at unaltered
rates.
Olive Oil is inquired for, but by the dealers being un-
willing to give the advanced rates required by holders, busi-
ness is rather limited.
Tallow has improved in value, with a fair demand.
Fisk Oils.—Owing to the unfavourable reports of the
Davis' Straits Fishery, holders required an advance of 30s.
to 40s. per tun, which has been paid, the stock being very
small.
Linseed Cakes have continued free of sale ; say, Hull
London, England, 1846-09-21

ParrEnvanit.—Rev. I. Sterenv n to l'atriabounte, V. w. Bridge,
Kent, 13. u. ; Rev. G. D. 'Miller to West Ardsley, or lVondlirk,
Ttrkehire, ; Rev. H. Itorin to .lddington, w Shirley, Cur..
Surrey; Rev. C. Pluelnett to BrAtton, Cur., &menet; ltev. R.
Walter to Woodford V. Northampton, 2151.
Vawer.—Skentreth V.• dio. Landaff, lfl6l. ;
--•or" - - G. 1./ littler.

patron, Mrs. S. Pugh ; vacant by preferment the Rev.....
Lantbourn. e Env:, die. Roche ter 476 f., with ;deb^
hr videlicet
Went Corpus Christi College, Cana:ridge • vacant by te death of
the lice. T. Shelford, late Rector and Rural Deane.
The Ecelesiestiral Commissioners have published their scheme for
revising the annual payments made to them oot of the revenues of
the sees of Quiterburv, York, and London; and the annual payments
made by them, in augmentation of the incomes of the bishops of
Chester, Chichester, Lichfield, and Lincoln, under an act parsed
6th and 7th of William IV. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners were
empowered to fix the annual incomes of the *vend sees mentioned,
and to revise the schedule of payments by aid to the various bishop;
enumerated at the expiration of seven years, so that the incomes origi.
nally fixed by the Commissioners shall be as neurly . maybe maintained.
To effect this the sums set opposite the three first sees in the last column
in the subjoined schedule, will in future have to be contributed he
them instead of the amounts mentioned in the next column, which
have been hitherto paid, and the soma set opposite the remaining four
sees will be paid to them, instead of the amounts in the next column,
which hare hitherto been paid. Ilia arrangement has been sanctioned
by the Queen in council. It does not take effect until after the next
avoidance Many of said aces respectively.

L 2. 3. 4.
Intended Annual Sum Annual Sum
SEE. Average in- named in as varied by
come. former scheme this Scheme.
Corn arm mei kw. £ £ £
Canterbury .... tanon 7100 911041
York
London
Itichtvrica Raz&
Cluster . ...........
Chichester 4200 6.50 150
Lichfield 4500 650 910
Lineal
In the same order in council her 114 :sty has iipproved of the schemt

In the *Larne order in
of the licekbiaidical
October newt, all peel
York, Cheater, and L
abriliahed in the en.
. .

her Ilej IttV has approved of the scheme
cossioners for abolishing, after the 14 of
aso or csempt jurisdictions in the dioceses of
.clMetil. All peculiars, &c., hose :decay been
f Canterbury, London, Chichester, and Lincoln.
district has l.cen Pinned out of the parish of
district of " llealy," with an income of 150/.

A new cct le.uu.twal
Rochdale, called the
Patron, her Majesty.
London, England, 1846-09-21

VRITISH and FOREIGN SHEET and HOR-
TICULTURAL GLASS.
HILLIPS and WELCH have to announce to the Nobility and
Gentry , that they have just ormeinded arrangements with J. Welch. Jun,
Phillipe, and co., for the purchase of the bueiness lately carried on by
two. at It penton.street, and beg to call attention to their extremely
low prices for Horticultural Glass of every sleseription.
PRICES OF HORTICULTURAL GLASS:
wor ABOVit 40 cc. tore sr warms mon 3 Le. re 15 at.
No. 13 British or Foreign sheet
13 ox. to the foot 44
. per foot
n 16 16 n IP
31 21
,„,,, 0 0
go 26 ro 0 0
32 32 „
SMALL SQUARES.
race= Is 100 rt yr 1101.73, NOT PARTICULAI TO THICSICIBIL
Under 3 in. by 3 in. lld. per foot.
sby 3 and under 6by 4 „
6 by 7
4 „ 9„ „
FOR GLAZING.
Black Cement, as used at Chatsworth... 4c
per cwt.
Beet Linseed Oil Putty 10e. „
White Lead, Window Lead, Solder, &c., &c.
Horticultural Glaring executed in any part of the United Kingdom.
The selection of Patent Plate, Sheet, and flatted Crown Glans
Pictures, nc., particularly attended to.-12, Psuitoiretrect, Haymarket.

HOT-WATER APPARATUS for HEATING
HORTICULTURAL BUILDINGS, DWELLING-HOUSES,
elintellEX and MANUFACTORIES, upon I
ant at very moderate charges, erected by PANMeuvalid
BAILEY, 272, HOLBORN.
D. and F. BAILEY having devoted much time to the consideration
of this subject, and had much experience in the erection of apparatus
for the above-mentioned purposes, have, by improvements suggested
bitheir practice, rendered their mode of beating net only very
e.eiett, but very simple, and have combined durability in the imps.
witb economy In the charge. They have erected apparatus in
Nand, scactaad and Ireland, for many noblemen and gentlemen,
_lid have had the honour to be employed by the Horticultural
n'ne4 of London, In executing the works of their splendid Cower.
Tun" erected at Chiswick.
D. and F.. Bailey also construct In metal all description of Hart&
L nit4reln._ Buildings and Sashes, and invite Noblemen, Gentlemen, and
, ',Wit, to the inspection of their various drawings and models, at
2%, Holborn, where they have the opportunity of exhibiting monad
°MI' metal workg, an extremely complete and oonvenient kitchen
,„„45iatettle, or ranee, adapted for the continued supply of hot water,
arrangement of the oven more oornpletethan has hitherto been
.•`-`4,.t before the
ile .
end B Bay wepubl reic the first to Introduce metallic curvilinear
"`v.sni to horticulturists, and can refer to the conservatory attached
...
the Pantheon as one of their works, besides many others in this
country, end on the cent inent.
D. and F. Railer have prepared a quantity of the Galvanic Plant
e...
which now ready for immediate delivery ; they beg to
—''°tice to public notice a new Trough hoe, for Orchidesentio or
which where vapour is constantly, oral intervals, required; and
MT be seen at their manufactory.
London, England, 1846-09-21

FOR TRAVELLERS ON THE CONTINENT.
Now ready, In trap. Svo., price Cie.,
PICTURES from ITALY. By CHARLES ➢ICKENS.
agent:cm—Pare. to Clwbas—Lyon, the Rhone, and the
Galina Avignon—Avignon to Geltel enoa and its Neighbourhood
—partnit, Modena, and Bologna—Ferran—Verona, Mantua, Milan,
and the Sitapkat —Roane, Naplen, and Florence.
Landon: itriclhury and Evant Whitefristra.

'ORKS by DOUGLAS JERROLD.

• .
in fool cap nth, price U. rd.
THE CHRONICLES of CLOVERNOOR ; with some
Account of the Hermit of Sellyfulle.
►n teolseep tiro, price L.
PUNCH'S LETTERS to his SON. Corrected and Edited

from the MSS. in the Alsatian Library. With Twenty-four Illus-
trations by KENNY Ml...flows.
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EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD.

PARIS DOM.?. SEPT. 19.—00 Whefairte, for 111011e7. Fire
per Orilla, 118.7.5; Four per Cent.., 100.90; Three per Cent..., ;
Stares of the Bank, 3495; Roman Loan, 1024 ; Belgian Fire per
Cent..., 1840, 102' ; (Muhl Bank Sharpe, 1215 ; Gunner.. ditto, 1200.
Exchange on London, 30 days, 25.674 ; three montba, 25.52 y. Thu
Fire per Cents. closed for the Aczount at 118..25; ilia Three per
Cent.. at 84. - .

MADRID BOTSA, Herr. 14.—Three per Cent., 364 ; Four per Cent,
223 ; Five per Cent., 23. Exchmtges —London, 361; Faris, 15 17.
BRILLIN, Ecisr. 15.—Prussian Funds.—St. Schuld FAL, lthrre-and.a.
Halt per Cents., 1143, Exchange', —on London, three months, 0.24;
on I lamburg, two mouths, 143 j ; on Paris, two months, 791.
VICNNA, nye r. 11.— Auxtrian Funds.—Mire per Cana., 1103
Four per Cents., 101 ; Three per Cents„ 731 ; UNA of 1034, 159
Ditto, 1939, 127 ; Bank Shares, 1,564. ILailways,—The Northern, 173
Cloggnitx, 129; Venice Milan, 1121; Leghorn, 1041 ; Feeth, 91j
Sienna, 80; °recent\ 031.
Ansmnesii, Sere. le.—Dutch funds.- -Actunl Debt. Two-and-a-
nal( per Cents, CO, 603; Three per Cent..., 72j, 72j ; Four per
Cents., 94/, 953. Amort. Synd. Three-nodal-ILX per CentA., 994,
Commercial Company, Four.antLaslialf per Cents., 1743, 1751.
Exchange on London, 13.17; two months, 12.12; on Hamburg,
35.75; two months, 35.43.
London, England, 1846-09-21

be (Vain.

The Court remains at Osborne-house.
Her Royal Highness the Princess of Prussia,
attended by ber suite, arrived at Marlborough-house, Pall-
mall, on Saturday morning, from Cashiobury Park, Herta,
the residence of her Mates, the Queen Dowager. he
Princess visited his Royal Highness Prince George in the
afternoon, at his residence in St James's Palace, where her
Royal Highness was met by his Royal Highness the Duchess
of Gloucester, who arrived in town, and also by the Duke
and Duchess of Cambridge. who arrived from their residence
at Kew. A tirjeiner was served to the illustrious party.
After luneLcon, the Princess of Prussia, accompanied
by the Ditchers of Cambridge anti the Hereditary Grand
Duchess of Mecklenburg-Strelitz honoured the establishment
of Messrs. Hunt and Roskell with a visit. . _

The Princess of Prussia, attended by her suite, left
town at six o'clock, by the Lo.lclon and North-Western Rail-
way, on her return to Cashiobury Park.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the
Hereditary Grand; Duke and Grand Duchess of Mecklen-
burg-Strelitz returned to Kew.
Count de Jarnac, French Charge d'Affaires, had an
interview with Lord John Rumen ou Saturday, at his offi-
cial residence in Dowuing•street-

Iler Royal Highness the Princess of Prussia will
return to Marlborough House, and, according to arrange-
ments at , present contemplated, will embark on board the
Black Eagle, at Woolwich, on the lst of next month, for
Rotterdsm, on her return to Berlin.
WIND.t.OIt, SUNDAY EVENING.— Several parties
(many of whom are fireigners) arrived at Windsor, in the
course of yesterday, with the Lord Chamberlain's tickets to
view the private apartments. The period for viewing having
expired ou Friday, ;nd the workmen being engaged through-
out the rooms in preparing them for the reception of the
Court, it was impossible, to the great disappointment of the
numerous visitor., to admit them.
Our readers will remember that not long since the
intention of the King of the French to visit queen Victoria
during the present autumn, was announced in the London
as well as in the Parisian journals. We at the time made
inquiries into the subject, and found that such was the de-
clared intention of Louis Philippe. We have now, however,
to state, that no such visit is to take place ; the idea is alto-
gether abandoned. We speculate not on the causes of this
departure from previous arrangements—we state only the
fact, leaving it to others to estimate its significancy at this
particular juncture. We are indebted to a Paris corre-
spondent of high rank for the first intimation of thin
change of purpose on the part of the King of the French.
—ossercer.
London, England, 1846-09-21

NAVAL.

The Scourge, steamer, arrived at Portsmouth nn Saturd 'y
on her return from Scotland, where she had conveyed a
portion of the 74th Regiment. The Gladiator, steam
frigate, landed three companies of the 74th Reg. at Aberdeen
on Tuesday last ; and on Saturday she was to embark three
companies of the 87th for conveyance to Lelth. A vcre fine
steamer of 1,600 tons burden, called the Alooeufi'e Con-
gneror), to be employed in the Indian navy, is now at
Spithead. She has no funnel or paddles shipped, hut pro-
ceeds under sail, h.ing brig-rigged, to Bombay. She takes
out a large 'supply of fire-arms, and her own armsment is
very powerful. The Cambrian, 36, and Rattlesnake,
surveying-ship. will be taken out of dock on Monday
next, and brought forward for commission immediately.
The Helena, 16, Commander Sir Cornwallis Ricketts, was
spoken at sea in the Mosamblgue Channel on the 24th of
June last; she had been visited with A severe fever and
dysentery; eleven of the crew had died, and three more
were in a hopeless state; forty-three of the crew were at
that time on the sick ; the infection had passed away,
and they were then on their passage to the Cape. The ship
had previously Leen for a fortnight's cruise, in charge of
First Lieutenant Phillips, the captain being too ill to he
removed from the shore. At one time only fifty-seven of the
crew were fit fur duty; captain, master, and two lieutenants
sick; only four of the officers had escaped They had,
however, all recovered, and Sir C. Ricketts, who had been
dangerously ill, was rapidly reovering. She was expected
to arrive at the Cape early in August. The Belleisle, 72,
Capt. Kiogcome, arrived at Quebec, from Halifax, on the
18th ult. The Cleopatra, 213, Capt. Wyvill. I3y private
accounts from this vessel, dated July, we learn she has
lately burnt a slaver in the Anehoza river. Her boats were
fired on by the Arabs, and four men were wounded. The
fire was returned with interest. The Cygnet, 6, was at St.
Paul de Loando on the 15th June, all well. Com. Layton
had not been superseded.
The Lords of the Admiralty were expected at Milford
Haven on Friday. One of the mail steam-packess of the
station was to be at Ilfracombe to convoy them acrrss the
channel. The First Lord is to be solicited to lay the founda-
tion stone of the new church at Pembroke, which will take
place either on Saturday or Monday. Soundings have been
taken of Penner Pool for the purpose of removing thither
the Sabena, powder magazine, now moored so far from the
fortifications, that in case of an emergency, the arsenal
would be destroyed before ammunition could be obtained
the guns. By placing the ship in the Pool the forts can be
supplied either by land or water, and without the slightest
possibility of in any way iujuring thearsenal by any casualty
to the megazine.
APrOINTNIENTA, Seer. le.—Surgeon C. A. Browning, to the Poi..
botke Ilumanjee convict ship.
London, England, 1846-09-28

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CAME.

Too delock.—The unfitroutnide stato
of the weather, and the anticipated consumption of (i. eve
this week °ming kliehaelmts) in lieu of meat, have Lid a
deeil,ll effect on our general trail, . All th vip.ions oft.t..ek
move ni don ly. The supply of beasts is large, and th mind
only moderate—Oar highest quotation, ts. V., is the esti.=
pric, of the hest titota, and the most.selling slow' linrn
barely make Is. We have from Holland and Germany 110 ;
timdland, 0; about 2,200 Lincoln., and Leictsters ; and
1,500 from the neighbourhood of London, including a et Esi-
clerablc number that remained unsold on Friday last. The
number of Sheep is larger, and trade dull ; the eh deest qua.
titles maintain their price, but weond-rate arc lower. We
hare 2,:ile from Holland. The season for Limb is nr:rly
at a thee; it is now making very little more than nt' ton
price. Trade for Calves is exceedingly dull, and 4.. M. is
with difficulty obtained for the best qualities we
from Holland. The supply of Pigs continues good, toed ti:o
trade for thenfis other
Re 4 Sado% IlereketlB, &c. (per at. of alt ) 4s 0 too 2
114•4 rdiort Ilonsi 3 8 - 4 to
Itenoull quality limits to 3 4
I':d.
Pir
Pe 1/oos us and halt-heeds 4 R— 3 to
Pest Intogotononito - 4 li
Ewe" awl second quality 4 0 4 4
Lout"
Must- at make; 4,0/7; Sheep and LaIIIIPs 30,200; CII1VI:N
Pigs, 528.--11, West Mmlnfield.

EXETF.R, SEPT. 25.—The market weir in most ;n-
Minces similar to that f last week, with the exception Geist
beef, which Nas in belt, r supply, and selling at as. to
9i. Gd. per score, the ripply of bullocks Mat also greater.
Good in sh barreners from Ge. Gd. to 7s. per score. Cows
and calves from I If. to IS/. 10s. Butchcr's calves from fal.
to 7d. ; sheep and lambs were in rather short supply. Prime
slathers sold at al per lb., and lambs from old. to GA., vitro
in bri-k demand, but amree.

WINCHESTER, SEPT. 26.—At the Pig marka a
great number of both fet and lean w, re brought for s..le,
for which less prices were given. The cottager, who gene-
rally at this season buy to fatten, are this year compelled to
desist, from the potato. failure and the dearness of Harley for
meal ; consequently the trade in lean pigs is very sluggi,h,
and likely to continue so. Fat Pigs 'old well, but lean iLito
were from Is. to :is. per head lower than lot week, }'at
Porkers made Is. Bd. per stone ; some small ones up to Z... ;
Store Hogs, from 30s. to 31.; small Pig, from 10,. op to
30s. each.
London, England, 1846-09-28

WOOL

Livincoor., SEPT. 26.—The continuation of the
pnbhc sale in London retnins the attention of the trade there.
We have, therefire, little to report this week in any kinds,
the mica b} private contract being small. The demand for
Scotch is as inactive as ever, prices having a tendency dcw
wards. Imports for the week ending Sept. 26 :—Fcreign,
531 bales; previously, 62,319—t0ta1, 62,843. Scotch, 724;
previotsly, 9,34S—teefil, 10,071.

SHIPPING.

MAILS ARRIVED. G Dublin; 4 Waterford ; 2 Don-
naghadee ; 1 Jersey sad Guernsey; 2 Fr:lich; 1 liolLytd ;
I Lisbon, &c • 1 Alexandria, &e. . . .

Sept. 28.—Wind this day at noon South, l'gitt
breeze, hazy with rain.
DEAL, Supt. 2C.—S.W. 27th, W. in-Aerate. Arrit
26th, Flower of Ugie, Calcutta: Argyra, Bombay; Prince
of Wales, Coluja ; Standard, Demerara; Vesper Mon-
treal; Ophelia, Bask Island. 27th, Mary .a
the Lord Stanley, Honduras; Thomaa King, and she
Science, Grenada ; Storni, Cuba ; 31edora, Halifot ;
Charles, Tobago ; Ellen Catherine, West India, and sailed
fur Copenhagen ; Harriet, West Indies; Pollux, Charlcaton,
and aailtd for Norway ; Laurel. St. Jollo's ; arrived from
the river, and sailed •'`.klauritius, Thomas /ones.
. .

DuyTti, Sept. 27.—Off, Undaunted, Calcutta.
OFF Tug AlOtHERII4INK, Sept, 27.—Oriental, (a) Akz-
andria.

SourisAsirrow, Sept. 27.—Arrived, Pearl, St. John's,
N.B. ; Royal Tar (s), Oi 'Tatar. dc.
CowEp, Sept. 2S.—A life-boat, name Edwina, and
builders' name R. and T. Fiat, N.Y., has been picked up,
20th inst., 20 leagues S.Y. of Scilly Island.
BELFAtiT, Sept. 26.-1 he Lord Duffrien, of and from tk;s
poet to New Orleans, put back )1 iterday with considerable
damage, from contact, off Tory Island, 21st hut., with a
schooner supposed the .1-hu Lloyd of this port, from Arch-
angel, which foundered with three of the crew—the master
and remainder Navel by o vessel bound for the Clyde.
TORBAY, &pt. 25. A boat with round bow and Ftcrn,
full of water, was passed 21th inst. off Salconic by the Susan
arrived here.

..... -
PORTSMOUTH, Sep. 27. Palled Natalia, ValParaiso.
FALMOUTH, Sep. 27. W. S. W. fresh. Arrival
Galway Ark, Monte Video, &c.; Mag4alincePort Wallace,
and sailed fur Shields ; off port, 2,5, Janet Paul, Costa flea,
and Valparaiso, Lancaster, Laguna and sailed for Liverpool.
PORTLAND, Sept. 21.—Off City of 'York—Clyde, for
Quebec, leaky, and with borast shifted. . •
QUARANI IN E REGULATIONS AT PALERMo.—Estrart of
a letter from Lloyd's agent at Palermo : " he late quarun•
tine regu'AtiGns respecting vessels passing through the on as
of Gibraltar have been re. ailed."

*** For Saturday's Markets sec last page.
London, England, 1846-09-28

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IMPS.

BOROUGH MARKET, TWO oTilf/tk.—Mesmrs. Pat-
tenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that at Wore. -ter
market, on Saturday last, Hops advanced full 2s. per eat.
on the prices of lust wed:, with a wry extensive demand.
The market her. is daily improving :

MI unit Kist lients, from ' in; Cwt..CA O. to £7 e.,
Weak! of Kent,
2:warn, hum
Eurnlnons
Yearling Kent.
Yearling Stamm
Okl Huts

('.tfiTERYIIIRT.—The hops have somewhat gone off
during the past week. The picking, with a very few excep-
tions, is closed. The duty ranges front 20.1,000/. to 210,000 f.
Reports of the general pickling aro conflicting. Whik, in
many instances, the hops hero surpassed expectations, in
others they have been found short in weight.
stone. The hop-picking is drawing to a close, and
most planters will finish this week. The growth in the
neighbourhood of lslaidstone is large and cool. Tunbridge
—l'icking has nearly finished in this neighbourhood, and
the general compla,nt is of their weight. The quality is vs ry
good. Duty called 200,000/. Brenchlex—Mnat of our plalltsrs
have finished picking. llohlen show less dispfeition to Tress
sale.. being of opinion Ora duty is ovcrrated. Some who i:are
Said has c realised 90.. I'runbronk.—Peeking generally will he
brought to a close this week, and we think the farmers will get
as many hops in the aggregate as they expected. We think the
nre•ent position of the duty an extreme estitaate.
Burbam, hurley.—Picking is fast drew:tie to a dose in this
district; the crop varies from three to six hundred an tyre.
Inkfiny.--Excelleut here as to sample, but the further the
picking pro,,,resses the more we find the lightncs of weizht
' ematirtossl. l'erkluins.—Picking now draws to a close the
crop, both as to quantity amid quality, surpasses expectuti
Eelenbridne.—Picking nearly finished; tho sample g ed.
Duty from 1901. to 200,0001.—Conterbury JOI(11411i of
Saturday.
London, England, 1846-09-28

EXCILANCES AND STOCKS ABROAD.

Paws, Sser. 20.—Leurs Anthennque, for money.— Flee per
Cents. 118 ; Three per Cents., 50.60 ; Shares of the Bank, 3490 ;
Roman Lean, 1021; Belgian Five per Cents., IBM, 1021 ; Gouts'
Bank Shores, 1210; Cameron ditto, 1200.
Exchange on London, 3o days, 25.75. The Fire per Cents.
doled for the Account at 117.40; the Three per Cents. at 80.60.
11•DIII u, SEPT. 21.—Three per Cents., 36 ; Four per Cents., 22 ; Fire
per Cents., 221; Bunk of Encouragement, AG ; City of Madrid, 50;
Barcelona Agricultural Company, 42 ; Bunk of St. Ferdinand, 130,
Do Isabella, 125; Company of Probity, 95; his. 84; tienerul Assur-
ance, 70; Alliance, 100; Anchor, 47 ; Fnion, 71 ; Aurora, 30. Ex-
changes on London, 361 ; Paris, 15 17.
ANSTEIDAY, bare. 25.—Dutch Funds.—Actual Debt, Two.and-a-
Half per Cents., 591, 60; Three per Cents., 711, 74 ; Four per
Cents., 011, 95. Amort. Sy nd. Three.and.a.ll:llf per Cents., 091, 891.
Ccennierdid Company, Four-wid.a-Half per Cents., 1741, 175, ;
East Indian Loan, Of, 941; Spanish Five per Cents., 201, 281; Three
per Cents., 331, 31.—Exclonge on London, 12.17 ; two months,
12.12; on Hamburg. 35.75; two months, 35.43.
Banos, Fern. 23.—Prussian Funds.—St. &Mild Sch., Three
per Cents., 931, 921. Eichangis : On Hamburg, three months,
154, 1491; two months, 1491 149; London, three months, 6.231,
G. 231; Paris. 300 (mars. 791.
Visits*, Seer. 18.—Austrian Funds.—Fire per Cents. Metallois,
' 1101 ; Four per Cents., 101 ; Three tier Cents., 731; Lniu. or 1634, 1571;
Ditto, 1639, 1273; Bank Shares, 1,5,0. ltailwars —TheNorthern, 18';;
Gloggnita, 130 ; Venice-Milan, 1161 ; Leghorn, 1051 ; risth, 941;
Sienna, 791 ; Gruseto. 931.
London, England, 1846-09-28

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OTES OF ELECTORS' REPORT.

:.port of the Select Committee appointed to
te the alleged facilities afforded to vexatious and
objections and fraudulent claims by the present
registration of county voters, and also into an
rgauised system of fraudulent and vexatious
to the votes of duly qualified electors, has
ntly published. The appointment of the corn-
iginated in a motion of Mr. Newdegate, the
fur North Warwickshire, founded on a state-
de by the honourable member that a large
f notices of objection had been served through the
4' the poet, on the very latest day allowed by the
on Act, on electors of North Warwickshire,
alifications in many instances were notoriously un-
ale ; and the whole, or the greater part, of which
re signed by a particular individual, who was subse-
roved to he a person of no means to meet any costs
tht have been awarded against him, in the event of
re of objections, and who had not even signed
to portion of the notices himself, but had
anether person to do so for him; and
hat these notices were the acts of the
n-law League. It was cLo alleged by the hon.
that the same system was extensively pursued by
Corn Law League in other counties, and that that
actively employed in creating votes for counties by
:of granting rent-charges to the amount of 405.,
phtting up property into small freeholds of that
The committee consisted of the following members:
rdegate, Mr. Craven Berkeley, Mr. Adderley, Mr.
:olhorne, Viscount Sandon, Mr. Charles Wood, Mr.
Wortley, Mr. Charles Buller, Mr. Walpole, Mr.
Hr. Hodgson Rinde, Mr. Parker, Mr. Bankes, Mr.
Gibson, Sir John Walsh The witnesses exa-
m principally revising barristers, solicitors who had
agents to different associations fur attending to the
ion, and Mr. George Wilson, the chairman of,
ra connected with, the Anti-Corn-law League.
smmittee decided that upon the evidence before them,
old be no doubt that as the law now stood great
existed for creating votes by the grant of 40s. rent
and that advantage had been taken by parties of all
increase their electoral influence by placing persons
bed on the register ; and that by a decision of the
t Common Pleas such a proceeding is not illegal ;
suPeelited that, in order to check the practice, the
n of the act of 7 and 8 Will. 3, c. 25, s. 7, commonly
he Splitting Act, should he extended to all con-
s, grants, or holdints, made or given by the
Ity out of the lame tenement, for the purpose of
'lying voices in an election ;" notwithstanding that
rreyances shall have been made bone Jule, and the
e•money paid, and though the possession may be
ransferred without any secret reservation or trust for
On this part of the subject the committee have
it proper to state " that after a full investigation of
4, that in the case of numerous small freeholds of this
Which had recently been created under the influence