The Express.
London, England, 1848-05-27 00:00:00

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als is rics-say 6s. 6d. per Mishel for best quality. Barley,
eII'INAICIRE DE BORDEAUX. - WINE signed. Their rrignation was neither accepted nor re. '
r MRS. ANDERSON'S moNCERM-Of the faabianable there ring no dispoeition on the parte( farmers to submit tie
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quite online'. Oats, Is. per qr. dearerewith but few offering.
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V eleigefeit eel matured. le the enea *ad purest el all. Dr. fused, the end being to prolong uncertainty and general cootinceefeertstooelyttohetemoe stoz Mf..e.....te, Acn,d.
,„ se, emeneel Demmer (norm. tame art. tootle Aclill...Pala. anxiety until the moment when the royal conspiracy was
Prneeeim vtagur nonarks," when the wines are will Resumed. It emS
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ego 'me • : :other for the use of the tshle."-Sold tbrottrnout ready to break out. This unholy day was to be that of the sical taste in the eelectien of the Music ; end, in providing Hum, May 26.-Linseed Cakes have been more inquired
Is essenemieetwe's?ret, .n, enure wid sine einehants. sot. wines opening of the parliament. It is now proved that the ---
Le' 'for its performance, she avails herself of the highest taleet for, beth for present aed forward Mlivery. Hull made may
tee elegem-es the I ran W and .4 !tree rind sONS tint sh t fired by an agent of the police, and the err-
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that the metropolis can furnish. Of this description was her be quoted 8/. 17e. Gd. to 91. per ton on the spot, and 91. 101.
tiss, upon rienten.-lantdon elloori • - . Qutivu ;,"
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t. . teranty ot • "guistespens" having been prepnred is to be concert at the Ilanover.square Rooms, yesterday metering. per ton for tee. last fire earths cf this, and the first five
- Muriel in the fact that, so soon as this shot wae fired, the forts The ample and varied programme did not contain a single month( of nem, ee areelsoreige, being mane, are held firmly,
c:: ..'1.,,,,,;-.B.,llMACttiB \R OIL nio i°thrrltrtn.ealts itommediataly hoisted the rod flag and showered grape on the t.- trift.ng or frivelous piece. Mrs. Andersoi herself performed at late rates. 'tape Cakes are scarce, and support their
Beethoven's chef. dawnre in this Mass of composition-his value. Bones have been much sought after ; and, as there
este weedriata Its growth. man It la mattarlte. and con. While the m' .
....i.e. mon of naafis rigout, silky silences. and heurious re- misery saw itself surrounded by diffieulsies "
concerto in E flatewhich, admirably executed and mumps- are but few arrive 1, prices have risen fes. per ton, the pre.
reeee..,:se, i 1,,, meet period et Molten leo. (halal and purifying, innumerable, the king was coneultine hie couacil of generals, nied by an excellent orchestra, was a treat which a benefit sent value lieing 100 s. to 102 s. Gd. per ton. There has been
sessea &sere ali sour ami impurity. aud renders the use of the nee comemeed of Prince Schitelli (now Minister of War), de Landi 545.] LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1848. [THREEPENCE concert very rarely affords. She aleo played with a fair supply of English Wheat, and a rather large one of
mil!'neigres, of stemmas, imitation. i The genuine allele hat throned. de Sunsinntlido Lehman°, •nd this was in truth the council
46weee Pre as seesteAß Otte ou Me serapper.-Pricceend„ris that govern . In this council•chamber of tyranny sat, violin-a brilliant and elegant work. Among the vocal week's rates ; hut tbe latter is going into warehouse pi inci-
,,,,c,urits. (equal to four small), IC.. ril.. aad ileuble that rise, lls. with a right of discussion and voting, L irel Namer and the IRISII S'IATE 'I RIALS. of the society were better at that time than he heel ever re- pieces, of which the concert chiefly coneisted, were Zings. pally, there being no large or epeculative buyers. Barley is
mimes sea I.y the proprietors, at '3), teleton.etudeu. London, and representative of Austria. These two " diplomates " did not membered them to be on any previous occasion.
relies " Ombra admits," sung ey Madame Viardot Garcia, in mesa supply, and Is. per qr. lower. Beans, Peas, and
Urea cheUitas and perflowes.
quit the palace. One thing alone appeared to oppose the Sir John V. B. Johnstone, Bart., M.P. moved, and
and two beautiful Spanish national tire sung by that lady Oats are very scarce, and support their value. Ryemeal is
meeimesetw gime entente To ilisALTie AN OLoNel LIVES
s' ,3,) faces ponotroiwool. priest la ; bream an stainer). is. ed., projects of the court, the presence of the French fleet. On THY. QUEEN e. MITCHEL. Bir fd. W. Ridley, Burt. seconded, a vote of thanks to
and Mdlle. De Mende accompanied hy Madame Garcia on held for7l. per ton. The weather continuesvery hot, without
witAr To EAT, ISRINK, AND AV011) ; the very evening preceding this holocaust the court hesitated, vEltoicT OF GUILTY. the honorary distramtere of the Journal of the Society, a
the Pianoforte. Idevieme Dorus Gra* (who has returned to rain, but it is much warded for all spring corn and gems land.
see Met Tsetse tor all censetatata as the King did net know what were the precise instructions copy of whien would in future be transmitted by post direct ,_ e t. h • e eeh )
menden or t e rematn er 0 e senson sang w t am- e erne e
ih T Th • al of Linseed this week amount to about 1,1320
le a..t. meal:swam M.D., M.R.C.S., L A.C., to. of Admiral- Betides, but so soon as he learned that they were DUBLIN, MAY 26.-At ten o'clock this morning, the to each party who had a claim to rece;:e it• burini the duet " Dunque io sone," from the ' Berbi. re di qrs., including 83.1 qrs. from Konigsberg ; 730 qrs. from
astuass..-Ilos to lone, parset sueestio.,. nueentl feeltnes. a Zo'lj to observe • strict neutrality, incited by the encouragement judges having taken their Beate, Mr. Charles Vernon, In reply to nn inquiry made by Mr. W. Bloke, of Porte Sleighs " and an air from " Lucia di Lammermoor." Grisi Rigs ; and 109 qrs. hum St. Peterseurg. There hay been
MOM "::,,el.Tnal,el'it:'3lail'iecirliti‘eqsal Ve'',LtessiLynea::.‘.'it'Zy7l:ricei.ste. of the English minister, he ordered the wiseacre of his sub• two police constubles, Mr. P. F. Barron, and- Mr. land.phtee, the Dulte of Richmond stated that itil Index to
W. Wass and All:oni la it the Suet, "Ciel quid di "tin terribile," from great scarcity in the market, which has materially limited
eres to Ow most dust rod cotraltiotou, inu oesinire tho Jaskol jects. . the Journal wan nearly completed and would in all probate- - -De - - eaeO ' reels however hove been nitro for
Virgo, were called to prove the publications i* • • . ' "La Donna del Lego ; mid ni slag her favourite finale soles ; • few enlell pa , , . .
seemat of ehysiml haseelums, and reset. In 1ni.1.1. We "Wu Per""l or It is much to be regretted that our naval forces remained ee,„„e mee e ity be published in the ensuing part of the Journal.
to the " Cenerentola." Sevens' favourite pieoes were sung imaiedice use, at Is. per qr. advenee on ia-t week's rateg.
titerell,„ notlhner A„,,,,„e5. 21. pete,,,,,etee.„,„ omemesemm. t.,,,,,. simple spectaters of these scenes of carnage., and that the pint ''''''"'F'll'"'en o" Mr. Holmes then addressed the jury, Mr. Raymond Barker stated the condition under which Black Sea mar be quoted 425. to 429. Gd. ; Rigs, fine and
arm: mane. et, cenamt ; Nelson. 1.51, Meat Strand; er direct tem of our sailors was merely the receiving on board the unhappy in a very able apeech, on behalf of Mr. Mitchel. Mr. the Journal was issued, namely, after the payment of the I, Mario, el ediunc Castellan, and Miss Beeline ; and a
, yus-rtette on the sax-horns was beautif Ily played by the heavy, 395. ; Konigsberg and Memel, fine 38*. down to 33a.
geseenor. tie Arolltiliso. Resent... Wet persons who sought a refuge with them. Henn having been heard in reply, Mr. Juatiee Moore subacription due, and not previously to that emential preli- it. .
n Distin. The audience was crouwdede not only the per qr. for inferior. With a stock i f e 0,0,00 gra. on Ist of
• . _ ._-_ ____ Doubtless, our admiral, tied down by his instructions, charged the jury, who retired at a quarter-past four. miaLTY' fB3 000 n sin h
great room, but the anterroom being filled with fashionable January lase, and en importation o , q . use t en,
LATEST FROM PARIS. could not openly espouse the cause of either party in this
civil war, but one cannot but have wished that he had At the onel Cluilloner re rted favourabl of the radual
time of th ktl , ' 1.) br th •ry • • • P° y g company
e pac e caving u in eju diminution of the arrears of subscriptien, especially in the ' and the stocks beingsnow all but exhausted, it follows that
• had not deliver/A their verdict ; but, by a precon- moe of memtiers electe.l during the last two or DEVONPORT, MAT 25.-Sharpshooter, at , arrived this eur consumption this year has been about 103,000 qrs.
protested the evening before, as he did on Monday with so three ea
. °°' morel teem Portsmouth and will take back the Marines belonging Rapeseed : About 100 gases Danish are on the market, at 271.
certed signal front the steam-frigate Amphion, we On the motion of the keel of Egmont, seeondelby the to the" • '
• PARIS, FRIDAY 6.30 res. h success
Mlle 1 . Portemouth &vita& paid off from the Canopus, awl such -r
last ; whilst buiers only effer 261. Foreign imports
nabled to state u n authorit that a verdict of
The core uet of M. Levrauel, French charee d'affaires, was are e , po y• Duke of Richmond, the cordial thanks of the meeting were superni orreries as may be waiting a passage tojein their resmsethe
illa.,qui still retains friends in high places. The ot d b - I s' h bl 'd f h • ' 1 " into Hull during thisnweek : Lineeed, 1,620 qrs.; Rapeseed,
above all prams ;he tended the wounded, sought the ruse Guilty was returned. Much excitement prevailed. v e y sec sena ion to teno e peen ent ot e society ; slope at the eastward. 940; Where 6,116 m parley, 4,424 ; Beans, 1;23G; Pease 23 ;
police follow hiin, but, an hour or two before their firm, and conducted them aboard our vessels, to whatever and the Earl of Yarborough having returned thanks for the -.--- e
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arrival, he is iuvariably informed of their intention, nation they belonged. .. . _ _.e... honour the meeting had done him in that expreesion of
• and he quietly walks out of their way. It appears .. their feeling towards him his lordsbip vamted the chair
The killed are estimated at 5,000; this we hope to be an ROYAL AGRICULTUIt A L SOCIETY Or a • . "
nd the meeting terminated. COMMERCIAL er MA RICP;TS. LINCOLN, May 20.-We had et good show of Wheat at
our market to-slay, yhich wu taken off very freely at fully
certain that, since Friday, he has kept himself secreted exaggerate( ,
I number and we do to be untrue a statement ENGLAND. last week's prices, and in some instances Is. more money.
that Ferdinand imitating the exainple attributed to Charles
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in one of the houses of Maisons Laffitte. The police - •' • • A special council was held on Friday, the 19th lIIONEY ?dARKF.T & Cl'l'Y INTF.LLIGENCE. No Berle h ' 8 •-• • fola t I advance.
y a armee. orne 'equity or a a s.
. IX., actually fired a pistol from the window as a signal for M. TARR' AND TIIE " MONITEUe.-Orlir readers
inst. : Present, the Ri ht li Lo I P ' h hair
g on. rt ortman, in te c ; Beans same u hot week. Wheat, red, 44e. to 611.; white,
0 of l'aria, being informed of this, sent agenta, on Wed- the massacre. Two o' Clock. -The funds are without an special
. Sir M. W. ltielley, Bart.; Sir Charles Lemon, Bart., 11. P ; will recollect an article which appeared in the Paris 3fonileur . Z - 481 to 545. Oatr, 171. to 255. Beans, 40s. to 435.
nesday, to ex/cute the warrant for the arrest of Blan- Domiciliary visits have been made, attended with unheard
t Sir John V. 11, Jelinstone, Bart MP• M It dB • of I.9th March, accusing this gentleman of having formed a feature this morning, but business quite alac . Con- •
~ . . , r. aymon um Imegui•ooL, May 26.-Excepting a few thousand quaners
qu but he hail leen warned, and, when the agents of violence. .
The risen§ and fortresses are4filled with re '•
P . .P ker. Mr. Burke, CM. Cltulluner, Mr. Bell Crompton, and library et rare books and curious MSS. by plundering a sole are quoted 841 to ; for money and time, and 1.0
i arrived, bad left his retrert. It was said last evenins '""frs nfro
to overflow% and independentl of the executions
. 7 . Pr.:tremor Sewell. The report to be made by the council to number of French libraries. Though M. Libel was the have been all morntng, with an occasional Pf Oats and about 1,600 sacks Flour from Irelend, we have
I 0 which take place by duty, a host of miserable beings are shot h ueen almost literally without arrivals from any quarter lines
i edifier. object of the attack the intention of the Reticle . •a* e 1
I that he had been arrested in l'aria during the day. b Iht dth e bad' th 'to th dech B'd
y n lA. ,an cir ies rown in e i es. est et t e ensuing general meeting was taken into consideration, -mm- . . . ‘Bl-111.1011 0. 6 sswer. Reduced 'Flumes, 829
and agreed to unanimously. was obviously to injure M. Guizet through hum, for the ex- . to lI• our report of Tuesday ; our chief exports at tbe same time
1 The report of the committee on the relatione between the palace Grains, all the club-houses reputed liberal were GENE/tea fdeemerme-The Ma G • Wisest repr need as retaining M. Libri in a position
y eneral Meeting of the 01 Ihree-and-a- (tarter per Cents., 83f to
,I. Exehe- are ludian Corn and Corn Meal, of which a large bulk eoli-
th° Executive l'ommiseion and the Assembly has not burned on Tuesday by the Osned'armes. They set fire to relied
soseasty was held on Monday last, the 2end, at the of confidentiel employment while cognisant of the charges. quer Bills are lower, at 35& to 395. premtum. Bank tinues to be entered outwards, and nearly sell for 1 ,
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f yet been pn sented. lam informed that, if it be adopted, the Cafe Buono, and massacred the person who kept it. Society's House, 12, Hanover s lure. The Earl of lee_ M. Libri has just publehed a pamphlet in exculpation. The Stock, 191 to 3. where the demand remains unabated ; and, though from a
s the F - C ' • 'l' titS I • b The melee pursued all persona
,xecstive (ommtsston en . cer n y resign ;ut suspected of liberaliem with borough, preeident, in the chair, supported by the Duke of article in the .1 foniteur conaisted of what purports to be a From Amsterdam public securities, both further advance of rice bu ers here seek to con-
home and P ' y y . .
't a bloodthirsty animosity. Itichmond, Farl of Ferment Raul of Low lace Lord ' report of M. Bouchy at the time procureur du roi to M. fino themeelve.a to more moderate quantities, the aura-
foreig n, come generally lower and heavy, except in bee of orders on hand for executiou makes the aggre-
e the', such being keown to be the case, the Assembly, Such are the proceedings of the royalist party in the states ' •
an, Lord Bruiport, &c. . ' ' I ort.
Hebert Garde ' ' I • d• • •
-des-Sceauz. t contains only two istinct post-
s to av•iid the dislocation of the government, will pee- of peraiosos is • such the bloody insug•uration of the Neopo- m The secrete' bel • f h 'd ha • • h •th t M L'bri Idlt t I f th 61'
y, y irection ot e mesa cnt, yang read tive c argot .. a . i ta •.1 roe et rum epu ic Russian stock, for which there was a good demand. gate requirements appear considerable, especially when
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a sibly adopt sotne modifications which will compro- titan parliament. Let them attempt to throw the odium the bye-law of anniversary elections, on the Dm, ion of tha librery at Carpentras an Aldus edition of Theocritua and Our foreign market is as the now are chiefi to this one mar-
heavy, but
.prices remain as eirected, y , y .
7 11Peo the matter. on the party of patriots subdued and betrayed, it ill the Duke of Itichmonol, seconded by Mr. John Ellmen, the Ilmiod and an Aldus edition of the Cortigiano of Castiglione, before. ke. The Wheat trade has varied little since• 1 uesday ;
Stocks offered but no buyers. Spanish
aid, ,e a . , ,
rows Mar I'6 -New Loan, -; Three per Cents., 49 ; Do. King who is the guilty party, since it is he alone can profit Earl of Chichester was unanimously elected prerident of the which he had subsequently disposed of at high prices Fives, are 111 to 12i ; the Threes, at '2ll nnd a rise of 61. per barrel on States elour, other
aarticlegy remain much the sam d • h
e as on that ay, wit
Five per metes 701; Fourautd-llolt, - ; Fours, 55 . Belgian by the crimes winch have been committed. society for the year ensuing the York meeting. M. Libri establishes satisfactorily thut he (Attained the to 2 •
,- Passive, 24 tO 34 Portuguese, 161 to but a moderate s I • *
' upp 7of consumption only. Duties on
.e noes 1540, 66. Ina 1642, GC Do. Throes, - ; IM, Two-and-e- Ferdinand has in this followed the tradition of his f it
-emey• 0 the motion of Mr. Itsernond Barker, seconded I M ( f th 11 r r • I ef r a oth co • '
iy m ormer rom e tia y in etc tang o n er
Py 171 Dutch Two.aud-a-llalf per Cents. are 41 foreien OrMn are unaltered from last week. Notwithatand-
I. Holf. -; N ,t'es Woos 6; ; Roman Loan, 36/ ; Treosur7 This is not the first time that the liberals base been fi. np
ii Turner the following trustees we satire editien and a number of new books to -
re re-elected :- of the .
Heade -. Bank Muerte, 1350; exchange on London. no tr,,,,,, imm ' .1, h• • • Eld I --nni•de ' - to 2 ; the Fours, 61
.... to 2. lielgiem Four-and- mg the paucity of our supplies sines the early part of the
IT elated at Naples y t e instagation of ng an . t Sir Thema& Dyke Aelend, Bart. M.P • Lord Braybrooke , hoot, and the latter by purchase (rent a respectable dealer.
a se,ions. , ~ , 8 week, the trade for all descriptions of Wheat at our Corn
is remarkable that this power has always been a fatal a-Half per Cents., 38 to 62. Russian, 85 to .
ttsieweve-Peris and Orleans, 337 30; Paris and Rouen, 403; Ilon. Robert Henry Clive, M.l'. ; Right Hon. Sir Jamie Ile atm prone not only that there is no reason to believe
a Exchange to-day has been languid • and under the influence
Rousn ond Mem 210 ; Motion and Marseilles, 217 aii ; 5t,.... counsellor to the throne of Nap'. s, when such crimes have Graham, But., M.P.; Sir Francis Lawley, Bart. ; Joseph that the latter tars r was in clic Carpentras library, but that, Mexican, 151 to t. New Grenada, 12 to 13. Pero-
t f 1. I -ti h h ' Ted
ne weet er, t. e current raceme ue ay
bourg ~,ri Bale, 6: 30; Netter Vierzen. 232 .0 ; Arum* and 800. been consummated. It is now Lord Napier-before it wae m
te 11 M P • Lo d Portman; Philip Pusey, 81.1'. ; Duke en the contrary, there are good grounds to believe it never
.et ( , . . , r vian 33 to 7. Venezuela, 15 to 20; the Deferred, 2 j'is,""e"'g 7
is yrs., --; 11 wilco., 305 75; Mont. 333 73. Nelson. of Richmond ; Duke of Rutland; Earl Spencer ; Duke of was there. V. ith the exception of these two direct charges to .e.
u Brasclian, 60 to 9. e been merely eustained. Superior brands of American
Flour, being. scarce, have attained Mia. Gil. per hared; the
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M BLY-Fai D.t v. Sutherland. M. Bouchy'a report consists of an immense fartat; of second.
The state of the Bank of France, according to the lower qualities also, are held on ratherhigher menu, and
t DENI1A11.1: AND TIIE DUCHIES. On the motion of Lord Portman, seconded by Col met hand scandal, much of it entirely irrelevant. ith respect home-made, as well as Irish supports late prices. Barley
. 1 A great cossuurse of peraons wits attracted to-day, Chslloner, the following vice-presidents were re-elected :- tO three of the gossiping anecdotes retailed, M. Libel pro- returns tor the week ending the 23th inat., as they
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le - d Malt, upon ju-t a moderate demand, remained steady
ey the wish to be present at the discussion of the decree Earl of Chichese r, Marquis of Downshire, Earl of Dame, duces retractetime of two nem the putt, s mho first gave are given in the Daily Neves this morning, appears
kr the bani-hmen., f the ex•royal family. We have a letter from Hamburg,. of the 21th, in in value, the former being now saleable tor grind-
Earl of Ermont, Marquis of Exeter, Earl Fitzstilliem. Sir them publicity ; and a statement from Count Mamiani
r, to he more favourable. The amount of bills •h• h •
ss lc mg only. In English or European Beans no change was
0. In the Salle des l'am Perdue the principal topic of con. which our correspondent ales : Thomas. Siterluek el each, Bert. ; Earl of Hardwick', Via- which shows that the tkird cannot poseibly be true. M. ,
hau lun out WAS about six millions of francs upon apparent; Egyptian, however, conteming to attract some
le venation sirm the recent events at Naples ; but at this mo. The northern part of the bitchy of Schleswig haa been count Hill, Earl Tallest, Duke uf Wellington, and Reel of Libri also quote a a statement published by M. Techener, .ee .... .
T. mem see one is informed whether the French government sending a deputation to the Provieional Government, pro- Yarborough. The members having delivered in their hal- Winter' by M. Bouclay, as one of hia informants, that neither lme m 1
In ons before ; but those overdue had increased &tit ntion, the beat kinds are now held at 211 s. per 4eolbs.
of Peas in slow requi at, on the terms last noted. Oats, although
will eke any step* in consequence of them. ti sting against any treaty of peaCe by which they might be biting ii,ts, the pet sident appointed Mr. Braedreth, Nle. he nor he son ever gave that gentleman the information he e mill'o
by rather more than on n of francs ; the
he not in livel d d full ' •d f ' • d
y eman , y meant/urn eraser prices ,an
M The meting was opened at a qUarter past tweire, and about dismvered feint the Duchies and incorporatel into the minder, and fill.Wingote, to he the scrutineers, who memtee emcee, he had received from hint. After ail the most curi- amount of dishonoured hills over for reimbursement o,toicatatimulated in some degree by the advance in Indian
ir, one o'clink the discus-ion which pre-:used III) much interest kingdom of Denmark. There do not, however, seaear tine that the finessing home list of the 26 Meltily rs of nus part of the report et the naeire of the declarations on the had, however, diminished by nearly two millions. Corn, was 91. per load dearer. Having eeveral Irish buyers
lil was cosine need. indications ot an approaching peace. Gen. Wrangel, on the council for the two years eneuing the York nieetime was etrength of which M. li ,uchy instituted the iequiiies, The moat important item is the state of the treasury over here to-day, the operations in all qualicies of Indian
to The order of the day having been read, contrary, keeps on making requisitions for troops and money. unanimowly adopted by the meeting :-Thoman Itlymend in the course of which he collestel such • mass of
AS balance in the Bank, which had inert ased from Corn were repeated to a considerable extent, prime yellow
el. VEZIN %aid he had tn put some questions, which am In Juder,d he asks for two millions specie .1 I
eomars, about Barker, John Fre nal Burk e, Semuel Deuce, Richard °meat, scandalous and unsubstantiated gossip. On the sth
to le realising 375. to 385., and white 343. to 3.5 e. per 4801ba.; the
en eared to him mats riot to he n solved ; First, Secret voting 110,000 e, as a aecurity •raittst the German vessels captured ii, T. Deandeth Gibbs. Lodge, mid mrompton ; eteehen of Februery the Prefect of Polies sent M. Boueby 20,388,006 to 26,301,360 francs, or say near y
s les of Cora Meal were likewise • • all h t
very extensive , t a
uy Maims allowing wrong interpretations, ho would ask the by the Mines ; and from Germany he draws that part et the oranthem ; The Imre Hatherton, Teddesiceman, stafferd. a letter, with a fictitious signature, accusing M. Lien six millions during the week. This increase wags cff. red at and under 155., having been taken esgerly at
int Monniment-(Alt eyes were now turned to the ministerial teeth cor,'t that had not marched before. Too companies shire ;c, 11illyard, William Fie er Holm., meoree Immo., of having dishonestly ebstraeted books Red MSS. from the will be viewed with satisfaction by the holders of that rate, and no holders subeequently dieposed to sed nelow
-to bewares ) of our infantry and the whole ot our cavalry left yesterday, M.P.; Samuel Jonas, John Kinder, John Bennet Lewes, libraties of Greneble, Carpentras, and Montpellier. On in. French rentes whose dividends fall due next month. 15i. MI. per berrel. Arrivals from the Drd to the 25th of
rai saveaan VOICES : But there are no ministers ! (At this the former for Rendsburg, and the latter for Its•ihoe, where Rossampatea park, Hertfordehire; Earl of I,eicester, mom. quiry he learned that no such book as that sneged to have
.of ENOLISM FUND:, May, inclusive, into Liverpool end Ruucorn : Wheat, 147
moment M. Flacon entered.) they will find further "niers. ham, Norfolk ; Sir Cli ulna Lemon, Bart. M I'. • Hon. been taken Men the Grenoble library ever had Men in it ; Sank Stock, 101 3 I 3 pee Ct. Cow for Ae., 641 I
use gra. ; Malt, 402; Oats, 4,464 ; Indian Corn, 343 ; Oatmeal,
en M. VEZIN : I ask, then, what is the real and sehstantial The accounts froin Vienna agitated our exchange very much captain Dudley Pelham, RN , St, Lawrence, Ism of 'Wight; and that no bOoks Or MSS. Were miming from the Mont- " tor Ct. Red. Ana.. 621,1 31 oar Ceuta...B3l I
tO motile of the decree now proposed ?Is the republic more on Friday and Saturday, and, though we are still in a state professor Sewell ; William Shaw, Landon ; William Shaw, pettier Mom,. The Procureur-du-Itoi, at Carpentres, (lid 3uw Gls Coin. Anna. tsi f Exchequer Bios me. to Meese= 84 sacks ; Flour, 1,532 sucks.
toltBION FUNDS. • RIPON, May 25.-Our market was fairly supplied with
et menaced treday than it has been since the 2lth Feb. ? Are of uncertainty, things are iooking more steady. Disclunt Northampton ; Hebert Aglionby Seiner, aLfs ; Robert not think the charge w•orthy oi notice. On the 17te of July 3 tae et. ti,,ritu, Ronde. - 1 per Cent. ftrennda 1345., 12 13
Ist there conspiracies reudering this decree sudlenly n cemary ?is as low as 2 per cent , not so much owing to the abundance Smith, Cherie& Stokes, Henry Siephes Thompson, Thurnea a sircilur anent moue oblation was transmitted to M. Bouchy, et per et. Beim Bonds. &I €2 Granada Deferred /Ida, et e graiu of every deecription, with no alteration iu priees fronl
sue who, regardless of the experienced falsehood ot the first, 21 por Oat ditto, 30 6 . 3wr Ct Mexican. 154 d. 174 f previous weele Wheae white, Os. 641. to 7e ; red, 6s. 3d.
Let us have this information, and we shall know how to vote. of money as to the scarcity of bills. lemben ; and Jonas Webb, Babraham, Cambridgeshire.
sr, swe Ct. Brarillan DD.. t 6 9 6 per Ct. Peruelan Bd., 35 7 to Gs. 9.1. per bushel. Barley, 325. to 355. Oats, 20e. to 2.5 e.
ads If, en the contrary, nothing has arisen, I demand so ad- Bills on London, both long and short, were Much in The secretary, by direction of the president, then reed the again instituted an inquiry, the result of which we have Dote Nee, 73 8 Portuguese Cony. Bd., 161 171
Ora jounment. (Innumerable voices from the left. " No. no.") demand to-day, anu paid 2s. above the Bourse. Paris and following report from the council : mentione4 and characterised shove. There is in those G per Ct Buenos Ayres ltda, 20 3 A i.er Ct Rue. lida., 8.6 t per qr. Beaus, 6s. to 6:. per buahel.
. 30 5 Mu, Sionish Ws. 1111
M. LAURENT l•le l'Aedi ehe) (hastening to the tribune) .. Amsterdam, at short, were likewise in demand ; and Ilem- RevonT.-The council rePort to the members at their pre- proceedings of M. Bouehy, something quite worthy of the hihhst IVII"nb.-ty. la.. _
~ . , . _ a., , _2l , SCARBOROUGH, May 25.-The supply of Wheat on offer
sat a.. 1.. egiuuso asaa., -a g
The Executive; Censinission knows on what geOuriels it acts; burg bonds were higher, mo were railroad shores, Berlin- sent general meeting, that during the past half-year, 139 %.enetian inquisition, with its lionemeuth in the most pettily Colusihho Lquador 81....2 osuit-h Deferred KN.,- to.day is good. It sells at fully last week's rates. In Bee-
be assured it has seen the reaction in operation, and would Homburg a' 56 ; Altona•Kiel, 80; much in demand. new members Alec bun elected, 11l have died, 82 have been days of that odious institution. But NI. llouchy's some- 3ver Ct. Danish It-la, 60 60 Ditto. Poroire Ms., 2/ 31 ley nothing doing. Oats are held for an advance of Id. per
resent it, (A great number of deputies of the Centre gave The Sert'e has been calling • meetiog of • convocation of struck eff the list, and that the society now consists of oa ' • P ul-Pr ism was reserved for the secret de
what malic °us a y . . 2 pee CL Bute*, lids. 41 2 2 ler ct• i'oterucla 80, 15 20 stone. Flour trade still continues dull. Wheat, Gs. 3d. to
gar I • est. U tat C•CI 2 VrnesueLs referred En.., 3 0
aen, sans of denial ) The Executive Commission would disarm re- citizens for next Thunday, in order to Propose an extra ife-governera?lBG annual governors, Gle life munisers, 5,387 tectation of the government police of the tete dynuty. The 4 "''' a ` • 7s. 34. per 5 stones. Barley, 31e. to 335. per qr. of 32 stones.
is, actin, and I shall not oppose its views in offering the amend- income LAX, to cover the war expenme. Oaly those rate- annual members, 21 honorary mew Mrs ; total, 6,335. publication of suth an ur,accreilited mass of scandal, without (Les 10d. to Ild. per stone • supertbse Flour, 41s. to 425.;
/IAILWAYS.-We have an almost entire aboctice . ' '
me rens which I ant about to propose, which amendment only payers whose income ie abeut IMO. and untie. nre exempt. Mr. Iludson, M.P., has been elected to supply the vacancy any pains being taken to inquire whether there were aily ad seconds, 355. to 365. per sack of 20 stones.
Alm is to limit the dur ition of the decree of banishment until the l'tio whole amount of this tax is valuta at 200,000 marks, in their body occerioned by the decease of Mr. Browne. foundation fur it, lies at the door of the Pro. of business in shares this morning. Prices remain ~-.
eSaszriet M 26 0 • 1 ' good o
is, ay .- tir arrtie S continue
I in, period when the settled government in France Mall allow of about 15,0001. The council have to express their regret that Mr. Parke., visional Government, or of some of it, deeendents. much as before. Midlands, 104 to 6; n w
-rest .. esterno, Wheat ; the trade remains steady, and a fair sale is kept up
ems
its modification and ultimate annulment, as in the cum of the Two Hamburg ships, one coming from the Western in consequence of his other profeedunal engagements, hes lln so fer as the object e/ the publication wu 4to 6 premium ; Brightens, 32 !,. to el ; Hover, 23 to weekly. The rates of to-day do not vary from throe of last
-rice, 'bri them in somethin ex.
to discredit and crush. M. Li , .
Bounaparte family. Let us banish kings ; let us proscribe Coast of Africa, escaped the Danish molests wsr that chased found it necessary to Tenn the office of consulting en- ' ig., . I ; Great Northerna,9! to Id ; York, Newcastle, and week. Berley, without alteration. Oats, Shelling, and
efujoiti royalty ; but do not let Re inscribe On our frontiers that in- either one or both of them, and arrived saf, ly in the river. Fencer ; but they have the pleesure of siting, that, as an I tremely paltry and malignent in the preceedeng.
14.
'"r" ilerwieks, 32 to 3 ; York and North Midlands, 70 per Beans, as previously quoted. Not much passing in
iUo sermtien which Datde has placed en the gates of hell. The Danish brig Thorwahlsen, which was taken by the honorary member of the society, he bee signified his rea einem we hare reason to know, is far Mum beams a general favour- other articles. Present prices, : Wheat, per quarter,
le at el. GERMAIN SA ttauT supported the principle of the de- Hanoverian, off Slade, and carriee into Gluckstadt, is, be to assist the cuuneil with his skill and experience. ite in Fiance, and it may. be that there is some reason for share. 601 b. to the towhee Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red,
ets, tree. IJo net obe et that the race of Orleans should not be order of the Diet at Frankfort, released, and smiled down In order te render their meetings more convenient to all such • feeling. But this is no apology
.for giving circulation SALP.E EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. new, 48s. to 495.; extra, 51a.; white,49s. to 615.; extra, 535.
Lea to such cat tunnies against nim. And in ee far as the publi- (Yeaterday'. prices will he found in last page.)
preeeribed, but at least at the 62M8 time take off the pro- the Elbe today. • parties, tbe count il have altered that part of the bye-laws Norfolk and Hunts, red, 46e. to 485.; extra, 60s. • white, 46e.
were cation was intended to descredit M. Guizot as td. Libel's Arob., NW., Bat, &E. Jo., 1 Lon. &N. Western, 131 2
• Edo scription which attaches to the elder branch. (This pro- Since tho foregoing was written, we have received wMch presentee Wednesday as the day of meting ; and . . e
e • d Is - Caledonian, 311 I Do. New, at 4 to 495. ; extra, Ms. Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red.
i 36, ductal • most , xtraortlinsry sensation.) have decided that after the expiration of the current month P
the following by the Electric Telegraph Company's • ' • . atron and protector, it as c eractense by t e worst, es the , .
• ' tf t res f the reign of terror. Of M. Ciuizot _ „ Chester ix Holyhead, 221 31 Do. 101. sh., M. &B. C., 4 435. to 485.; extra, 50s ; white, 455. to 48s. ; extra, 51se
erre, M. DADELWARDS propussd, as an amendment, that the ,_ the monthly and weekly meetings of tke °ounce shall he meet"! .ea e ° m • Eastern (Scours, 15 ler Lon. and B. Western, 48 7 Yorkshire, red, 465. to 483. ; extra, 50s. ; white, 48s. to 50s. S
3.9.; words " a perpetuite " (la perpetuity), shall be suppressed r'ximetin , .. ~. . held on Tuesday, inured of Wedoeselay, the usual hour of Potetimen, we have not hesitated to express our unreserved Do. New Guar.6 per Cent, 31 1 Do. New 301., 331 extra,6ls. i Dantzic end Konigitherg, white, 48e. to Ms. ;Me
ALTONA,. MAT al.--A number of Danish officers •nel condemnation ; but M. Guizot in his private character ia Do. Eaten. 3 per Cent., No. I, 1 Midland, 1041
in the decree. meeting remaining at 12 o'clock, as heretofore. Ua, 545. ; Lower Baltac and Hamburg, red, 475. to 49i.; extra,
el. YIGNERTE mounted the tribune, with considerable ex- golden arrived to-day from Rendaburg, and will be confined .1 no man of true honour and in-
They have also decided that, agreeably with the privilege pure and high-mindeil, an via;
ei Do. 301., Coml. Pref., n
wm in preen ships. Two Danish frigates will cruise off the Elbe n hare been arties te such an attack as has been East- Unions St I. Guaranteed I Do. Bir. and Derby, 80 51e. Mediterranean red, 335. to 375.; extra, 435.; old.
eitement, an I said i The Bourbons of the elder eranch, as conferred by the recent Treasury order, regulatiog the trans- Verity ca . p . . 6
ix,
O.At..
In
North British Quarters, al red, 461. to 484. ; extia, 51s. Barley, per qr. imperial, Nor-
.- to-morrow, and the Elbe and Weser will be blockaded effec- made upon him through the person of M. Libre
e hes th of the younger branch, were only the prefects of the mission of hooks through the post-office, the Journal el the Yam Lancashire, 1 4 North Staffordshire, 101 1 folk and Suffolk, 32e. to 311. • extra, 365.; Lincolnshire and
Marty Holy Alliamee, or rather the spies of the 11oly Alliance. I the moment Lien. Wren el roceeds to le the centre •
live y R P ey Soctety shall be issued by post on the day of publication to Edinburgh and Glasgow, 451 5 • shrews& Cbes. Pref., 101 Yorkshire, 325. to 345. ; extra, iss.; Foreign, 301 to 32e.; extra,
bution of two millions of dollars in Ju•land. There is
rosana They came into France on a Cossack baggage. waggon--let . each member whose sultsoriptiun is not in arrear. INSPECTION OP THY. 'HOUSEHOLD TROOPS THIS Great Northern, 31 South Eastern, N 0.2, ;1 7 Us. Beans, per quartet, 631bs. to the bushel, small, fine, new,
rior et them all be banished in perpetuity. nothing new from the seat of war. The council have, after due investigation, determined to DAX.-This day being appointed for the celebration of her Ge,t• N,•,,,".f 11...nidun,;% 2,30 Do. No. 3,101
36a. to 375. ; extra, 38s. •, Ticks, new, 31s. to 365.; foreign,
preat. SEVERAL VOICES :In perpetuity ? COPENHAGEN, MAT 20.-The occupation of Jutland 1,7 adopt, at the approaching country meeting, a simple and Majesty's birthday, the annual military inspection of the .1),a:. ii'ar ..."4 ....... Do. Thirds, No.l, 51
new, 335. to 355. Oats, per stone, meeting, 10411.
mud, el. VIoNEILT a (with a theatric effect and great enerey, the enemy causes great exasperation ; but the public feelin ves, 55
g improved method of testing the comparative efficiency of household trOopti took place on the parade, in front of the De. Q.., Ist York, Newe., and Berwick, 321
Do. Exton. No. 2 (Newt and 10 Ilid. ; extra, 12d. ; feeding, 104 d. to Hid.; extra, 1244
The is excited by the promised aid from Sweden, which is re.
a sad striking the tribune) : Yes, in perpetuity ! The exception the implements to be selected for trial on that occasion ; Horse Guards, in St. James's-park. Shortly after nine Do. No. 171., 81 4 Berm 111 foreign, 10d. to 114 d.; extra, 12d. Shelling, per load of
ported to conaist of 26 squadrons and 22 battalions, besides
,thon in favour of the Iluonaparte family has been spoken of", but and they have decided that, in addition to the consulting- o'clock the whole .if the disposable force of the five Ilull and Selby, 991 _ _ Do. G.N.P.. Poe. or Pref., 91 9 2fillbs., 265. to 271 • extra, 284. Malt, per load of 6
that is only provisional. (At these words marks of disarmers- three batteries of horse artillery. engineer of the society, who will act as the Mechanical re- battalions of Foot Guards quartered in the metropolis IsenceEee end Cermee. et York and N. Midland, 70 I ' '
bushels, 40s. to 41s. ; extra, 42a. Peas, per imp. qr., blue
Lanese. & Yorkshire Qrs., 11 Do. Pref., 131
bation were xiven from all parts of the Assembly.) _______ ._.. . _ feree, there shall be ten judges of implements; two of these arrived: end took up their positions. Shortly after Do. Third, 6 De. E. and At. 'thug Ex 33 and white boilers, 345. to 365. ; extra, 378. • grey and feed,
1 ~
After the last words of M. 'Vignette, engineers, and the remaining eight practical farmers ; that ten o'clock Prince Albert, the Dukes of Cambridge Tee femme a tete°, mi Boulogne and Amiens, 61 325. to 345.; extra, 3,55. Rapmeed, per lar4 imp., Englieh,
1. M. PIERHE BONAPARTE ascended the tribune, with SCOTLAND. the two engineers ahall be the sole judges of steam-engines and Wellington, Marqua of Anglesey, lind the Marquis Leeds end Bradford, 92 Namur and Liege, 31 241. to 261.; foreign, 241. to 261. Linseed, per imp. qr., 445.
tea. extreme xickeity, and exclaimed, with a loud voice : Citizens, EDINBURGH, Mee 25. and of steam power gen.eally, considered in a scientific and of Londonderry, accompanied by • numerous and brilliant Lon., Brighton, &5. Oast, 13 21 tO .50e. Importa during the week : Wheat, 9,807 qrs.; Bar-
'Sesci.° you will reedily understand how dist:ening it eto rne to be The General Assembly was last night principally mechanical point of vnw, without reference to the applica- staff, arrived, and were rcc d
eivc by the troops presenting LIVERPOOL BALES, Mar 26. ley, 795; Oats, 450; Beans, 1,341; Lumped, 150. Shelling,
lueeN compelled to address you on a eubject which is personal, tion of such power to agricultural machinery ; but that they arms, the bands playing the National Anthem. The troops, The market was etill dull. 270 loads.
din discussin the education uestion The
sues hut lam cowl elled to do so. The citizen, Vignerte, I oecupie g o • - shall report to the stewards, in writing, for the information having formed into double open order, were minutely. in- Bir., Len., & Ch. (late C. & B.), Midland, 105
luits.:4 believe, is his name (added the ex-Prince in an ironies! tone), objections made to the government grants were those of the other judges, a statement of the power applied to the spected by the general officers, when the line formed divisions
thyi, Do. Halves, 51 5 d
il, Cal. lk and Enniskillen, 161 d N. Union (0), 140 HOPS. - BOROUGH MARKET, Two sr' Clock. --
has applied the term provisional to my presence hire, "Eh ch had reviousl deli the arochial machine under the consideration of an such eel es b the ri ht and marched ast in el iw and quick time. The
whi 13 7 een ma
y t " y jg • y g ' • p d d ' •
nobler, East. Counties (New 101. shares), Shrews. & Chau (late N.W,M,), Messrs. Pattendon and Smith, Hop-factors, report that then
. VII- ben !je sue citoyen e9MMe lui." 1 tm, as he is, a delegate schoolmasters : 1. mat the privy council a ould re- Also, that the other judges shall judge the work one by tine having leen again forme ,an norne minor evoluttons Ils. 3d. p 1 d is an active trade doing in all kinds of Hops, at an &Mecums
of the national soy. reignity ;my con:mission like his, I gard as voluntary subscriptions the 40,0007. of se- any agricultural machine to which steam or other power is gone through, a general salute was given, when the ',enc.& york. Pillar, 11 d S. E. and Dover, 25 of 2.5. to 4s. per cwt. The accounts from the Splan•ations
:Mai- declare it here aloud, has nothing proveional iu it. (Here • applied ; bet that it shall he an instruction to them to pav illustrious party and general officers left the ground, and the Lon, m 101. Western, 132 I/o. No. 4, 21 3 d this morning are unfueurable; they speak of • considerable
Itiaku; the re sees an explosion of bravoes.) ment in behalf of the parish schools, paid by land- • ; f h • • f • hed th • t• rt
every.attention to tie report ot e engineers in orming troops were more to or ropey Ire qua ers. Do. New Qrs., 435. 9cL p York. Newe., and Per. (0. N. E. ker.., of ti.
, Haw owners in Scotland. 2. That parish schoolmasters Bur-lt 1i P D 150 0001
y. uty„ .
M. V leeetere (rising in his place) : I withdraw the ex- their judgment of the work of the machinery on which they INCORPOILITED CHURCH BUILDING SOCIETY.- Du- (Irst (At R Rd, 21 P.
Vulcan, Do. Fifths, 61 p New Mid& E. Kona 3L oto a. 0 Yearling Itcntap.cwt.2l- Bto 31. 5
Frolic, pression "prov isional." (lie then balbutrated some worse of should be exempted from examinations. 3. That the are called upon to adjudicate. The annual meetum of this society, held yesterday in St. New Weald of Heat. 3 oto 4 0 Yearling Burnet „ 2 8a 3 0
Cala); eV:nee. ) state of their houses should not be taken into con- The council arc in communication with the directors of Martin's-place, wee attended by the Archbishops of Canter- MANCHERTER SALES, MAY 26. New Swan .118 to 3 16 Old Hops-. „10to 2 0
Wilber- M. PIERE BONAILARTE: Assuredly, it is well understoml eidemtion. 4. That there was a danger of too man, the various railway companies throughout the kingdom, re- bury and York ; the Bishops of Llandaff, Bangor, Glom There was a quiet market, with prices much the same as vninhiln• 4oto 6 0
that, in case of arm attempt against the public liberties, 1 e spieling the transit of livestock and implements to and from meter Norwich, and Oeford ; Earls of Harrowhy Howe yesterday. WORCESTSR, May 26.-Tbe warm weather is pushing for-
Erolen. should he subject to the common law, as all other citizens h I be'
Ise oo s ing opened, and the number of teachers and the place of exhibition ; and they hope, through the liberal . • • Lel B • Ld L I S.' R 11'
and Powas, Mom er eyeing, or y ete ton, ir . . 7 9
Birk., Lane., and Clash. June-, Lan. & York. Fifth*, 1 d ward the Hop plantmions, and, where the plant ill strong,
urygar. and as ed. Vistnerte himself would he. (Liughtere monitors unnecessarily increased. It writ resolved co-operation ot those railway companies, to make such ar- -181 d
In I h D f 1.1 f d a C W 1 e d • •
g rs, team o ere or , or. anoll.l 001 , Miry, an East Lancashire New, 81 d Do. (W.R.1%), 31 11-16 d the progress is very favourable ; still there is a great deal of
te, NCW Lon. &N. West. 1.. & D.Branches abort, weal, bine, and man d d k I. h d b t
y ea sox s, w sic can o u
a, New After this iecident the general discussion wan closed, and that the subject should be referred to the education raugements u will be satisfactory to all parties. Jennings, &c. The report stated that the number of afu Do. Qrs., -II Halves, 5 d
es, New the amendment* rejected by 'Mew of hands. A division was committee, with power to send a deputation to confer In compliance with the strong local feeling expressed to plications for grants had fallen off last year, principally in Great Northern, 9 d B. Eastern & Dover, No. 4, HI d little. There is a sprinkling. of flies to be found here and
Town of then called for by two propositions, one signed by thirty, and with the privy council board. At the evening diet of the council, they have decided to hold a couucil dinner at ',imminence of the known inability ef the committee to vote North etaffindehires 455. d • - there. but their numbers are insufficient to cause much alarm
it; Les- the other hy twenty-five names. On readiest the signatures .._ e• . York. BIRMINGHAM 13ALLe, efey t 6. ia the market at present.
valetance except on a very reduced wide. It seems that
ea, Rio the President announced the name ot Itonaparte. ' ute 1- ree As i
sembly, noth ng of any general interest Professor Johnston, of Durham, and professor Simonds, onl 104 'r
be The business done was enly very limited ; prices still eery
y a ants have en made, and only 12,5001. voted- e-essems....
; Mani was transacted.
al. ue LAKOCHEJAOUELIN : A Bonaparte could not have Lecturer on Cattle Pathology in the Royal Veterivary Col- an average of only 120/. to each cage. A variety of partici'. mucb depressed. SKINS, LEADENHALL, May 26.-Hides, 661bs.
signed that set. lege, London, have each consented to denver a lecture before lars were given respecting the deficiency of spirituel pro- N. steffords., 48s. 34. d 1 Bristol and Birmingham, 1181 to 641bs, 14d. to lid. ; 641 be. to 7•Mis., led. to ltd. ; 721 be.
et. PIERRE BONAPARTE disavowed it. SHIPPING,. the members of the Society, on consecutive evenings, s i
-ur•nif vision for the parishes assisted, many of which appear to 8' slair°l6thire' 635' 23. 8 to 801bs., llel. to 214. • 881bs. to 88Ibe., 2d. to 24(1.
;N Tilß The English method of eivision by going out by two doors, the period of the York meeting ; the lonner on the &peace. have been of the pomest and mest wretshed description. LEEDS SALES, Msr 26. Horse Hides, Bs. Calf Silins, U. 6d. to 4s. Ild.
rat of s was applied for the fire time. Several members were ob- MAILS ARMED. -Duhlin 3 ; Weterford, 2 ; Donagha- don of Science to Agriculture ; and the latter, on the An interesting appendix gives particulars of the destitute 'ned lan id and ver few trans- ry
This market still remai gu , y
A.ARMONDREY, May 26.-Half-breida, OS. X 0 Oe. W. Downs,
d 1 F h 1 Fl d 1 H 1 1
ee, ; nine ; an ers, ; am nag, . actions were effected, yet prices were tolerably firm.
ton, near Served to remain in their places without dividing, among Anatomy, Pkysiology, Functions, and Diseaaes of Domes- condition of certain parts of the dioceses of Lichfie:d, Ches. 3s. 3d. to 4s. 3d. Lambs, ls. fli. MU. 341. Maearlings, Bd.
-Haring wbom we observed the principal members of the old Left LONDON, May 27.-Wind this day at noon, E.N.E., mo- limn d Animals. ter, and blanchester, and of the necessities of Devonport and GL Northern, Si d Leeds and Think 211 I d
aent to s Centre, M. Odilion Barret, De Masten', Remusat, and drate breeze, and closely. The council have decided to afford the public admission Gravesend. Speaking of the latter place, it is stated that Mob.. Not., & t., . .
Bw. 2/ 145 d I Won Rid' I' • • "is
N. Britiselh nuNh
' ' d
*Mad,' Duvergier d'Hauranne. STRANRAER, May 23.-The Liberty, of and from East into the cattle-yard, under certain regulations and condition • • E. Lane. Qrs., 14 el reds, 37a. 6d. d HAY.-SMITHFIELD, Two o' Cle.ck.-Mesors. Cooper
s. there is in Gravesend only one resident churchman of
ay erns Tarbert to Water of One got on shore near Clanyard Ba BRISTOL SALES, MAT 26. and Davis report the middling Hay very had, at the fol-
The result of the division was : 9 on the Wednesday evening, after after all the judges have
~,Itaviiii , an t iat many o t e prelim% trade
affluence d I f h • • I •
smen are die The market remains in much the same state. lowing quotations :
ho,ealYe Votes,
is attends Ayes,
lacier ........35-. toils 1 Clover .. - .78- to 1.5.. I
AS, and al Nees,
PRIEVE.-Yes- Eastern Counties 6 Ce t. 3 I Torn, Newc end Ber. Ex. No. ",
, per n , st
Several members sent letters to the president, explanatory WESTPOUT, May 22.-Arrived : Unicorn, New Onetime the numerous entries telive stock already. sent in for that ox-
of their reason for not voting, which he declined to rean , WARRENPOINT, May 2e.-Sailed : lirothers, New York. hibition, es well as from the favourable circumstances under •
tertlay afterr.oon a communication was received by the Rey. Grout Northern. 31 111 . CATTLE, &c.-HOTIIERIIAM.-We had a very
publicly. CAERNARS ON, May 24.-Sailed: Swallow, St. John's, which the York meeting will be held, tbe council have th rdinary of Newstate fsom Si
Mr. Davis, the o , r George Grey, North British Extension, ss. 3d. Ikr. (G. N. E. Pur., 01. Cs. 3d.
- I large show of Beasts and Sheep, considering this being only
e. Boller in fine, this discuseioe wan wanting in dignity and interest. New Brunswick. fullest assurance that the cßeuing country meeting in that
° that the sentence on William Tornkins, who was convicted the week-day market, of a superior quality. The attendance
The only remarkable feature was, the milliner In which, at Memitime, May 24.-Sailed : Ilelen Hardy, St. logo de city will fully realise their most ionguine anticipations. and sentenced by Mr. Baron Alderson for the murder of PR(/I)LICE.-On the 24th instant, the periodical of buyers numerous, which caused a brisk sale in Beef, but
use etfe al Cuba. Maria Eddon, had been commuted. At the time sale of Indigo by the Hamaatschappy Company, took place Mutton ruled dull ; yet, at the close, a clearance was made,
thehast mention of anything having a relation to re-action, They have accepted the invitation of the autharities of the communication was made the mother and sister of the at Rotterdam. Of 877 lots put up, 575 Were sold, and 302 at the following quotations :-Beef, M. 6d. to 7e. per stone.
it. B. Lhe the Extteme Left exhibited 'an a f ' d• •
pecarence o in ignation, BRISTOL, May 25.-Sailed : New City of Cork, Demerara. Norwich to hold the country meeting for the eastern district • •
convict were with him, and they, with the convict, received held over. Buyers diaplayed no tam-mesa, and few foreigners Mutton, 6;1. to Mel. per Ih. Cattle, 294 ; Sheep, 3,6.50.
bat which was too evidently slummed. 2Gth, Thomas Crisp, Trinidad ; Suesex, Boston. of Eneland, in 1849, in that city ; and, in conformity with
N. 11cordl. PLY/tot:To, May 25.-Sailed : Constance, Adelaide, S.A. the practice of the council, they have decided tbat the dis- h• f • sth fl' fh d •d F t ded
te in le:potion en ee ings ot e eepest gratau e. rom • ten • YORK FAIR, May 26.-The show of fat Beasts at the mar-
nlfe ei 5. DEAL, May 26 -N.H. to E.--Arrived: Duke of Portland, trict for the country meeting in 1852 shall be comprised of f Tomkius's committal u to the rescue time he
the pen P P TALLOW.--Petersburg, Y.C. on the snot, 46 n 1 thin and the were reedit sold at
ket to-day.was o y , y y ,
313ekeerrea NAPLES. Madras ; British Yeoman, Barbaeoes, and sailed for Ilull.
Arrived from the river and eailsd : Frolic, South Seas; the whole of South Wales, with the addition of the counties
of Monmouth, Gloucester, Hereford, and Worcester ; the has most strenuously declared that he had no intention to
k 1. I f f h g •
e ie o is corn anion in uilt at the came tame he
thaasemtade no confessionpof the eau ' •
ses which led to such a October to leecember delivery, 435. 6d, • 8" I rices varying from 61. 9d. to 71. per stone. The present dry
p
weather keeps the pastures extremely Imre and this induces
e. mama. Royal George, Adelaide, South Australia. Arrived from district for the meeting, to be held in the intermediete years CORN.-CHIPPENIIAM M 26 In Wh
, . ay. .- eat a the graziers to supply the market very y
largel with their
The following report of the reproduction of the the river : New York l'acket (supposed), New York. tragical termination. Until the final intention of the go• lean steck, but the demand is only limited, excepting for
Sicilian v N 1 • h S' /
espere at . ap es, appears in t e . cow)) tore OCHINGLAL, ,
L • • M 21 -Th E d . f Ble
ay . e n eavour, rom e aet to having been already determined, namely, the south-western vernment is known the convict will be treated as a transport moderate business doing at former prwes; but in the superior Milch Cows and in•calvers. The nnmber of Sheep shown
district for 1850, and the south-castern for 18.51.
the infest for life. qualities of Barley there was a dispolition shown to reduce was about an average one, and they were well bought up,
of Marseilles. Advices had tbere been received to Ballyshannon, put in here to-day, making a deal of water, The council, in conclusion, have the satisfaction of report-
the 18th. It will be perceived that this journal and must repair. ing the succerisful progress of the society in the gradual deve- . .
A IVomaN Sitor.-A shocking event took place at terms about Is. per qr. Similar reductions may be reported realising 64d. to 7d. per lb. The Lamb trade was tolerably
in Oats, but Beans and Pent were unvaried.
BELFAST May 25.-Tbe Experience, of this port, has on o now
I t fes f t' h t • fk ledge
opmen o I power o promo ing t eex ensi Newport barracks this morning, the 27th. A fine young active, and the pens were nearly all cleared, at ftd. to 84d.
ads .s. a charges I.ord Napier, the English ambassador, with wed tn h. re with loss of bews bowsprit, jib-boom, •
been to ••
• . ..
man, 22 years of age, named Kelly, one of the best conducted EXETER, May 26.-We have bad a good attendance at oar per lb.
essus of a• tn reference both to the science and practice of agriculture :
being a chief inatii;ator of the atrocity. The circum- head, et/neater, &C having been rea'n into this da ff
~ 1, 0 and supported as the society se cordially has been, and con- .
soldiers iu the 14th Itegt., had been living in concubioage market to-day, but we note no alteration in the primed Wheat, For Yesterday's markets see kat page.
Fork it. B• stance alone of Lord Napier's being admitted to the the Whitehouse Ronda, while proceeding to sea, by the tinu'es to be h ' d h 1 t
e e roughout the king ome t e council canno with a young Unman named Aenes Hill, a native of Dart-
ed. J. AN. A mouth in Devonshire Kelly having hesn out last night was - ---
tine's councils, if it be established, will be sufficient Commodore (st.), for the Clyde. entertain a doubt of the continuances of its prosperity anti , • • ,
notipton,boi tO Mile a 1/111RITII '. th tth • tbe h
p.ion a en. mus mite ex- CORK, May 23.-Sailed : Governor Hicks, New York. usefulnese-By order of the council, this morning confined, and, previously to big liberation, AVERAGES, PROM THE "LONDON GAZETTE" 01 LAST NIGHT.
1...5.5t .22 FALMOUTH, May 25.-Arrived : Anna Georgians Itio the unfortunate woman rent tn him for some money, "enact& ti naltUlT. c DAT& ' DT& t Mault. 1 PEAS
JAMES Ill•tisoN, Sec.
Oiler ak° ',secretion and misrepresentation in the reports which Janeito, for Bremen Lo L 0 d P C'b
ll
; ta, a uayra an ono aeo, On the motion of Sir It. P. Joadrell, Bars., seconded by and he let her have half-a-crown, with which she DISTRICT& Caseuses tangs i 1; wisews I/anus
.11Claariaes Awing, GIK Aserwle'i Wawa Arena , ties. sense
have been received. The Semaphore says : or Mtona. went to the canteen with two soldiers whom she
I' .b-blre.er Mr. Hudson, of Castleacre, this report was unanimouely , , mme-i
Dore:mhos There can no longer be any misunderstending se to the adopted. freely treated. Kelly, on leaving the guard-roons, proceeded London ......„ ............. ........ 4.1711 SO le 1 666 se 1-11.516- so 3 1 ... ... 493 34 2 31 36 II
mum tease fuses which led to the deplorable catastrophe of which whrre sh d Is:bridge
to e wan, and called hi r-went to his room, an 1..,,,,,.0. Me 14 I . 19 32 1 47 22 1 - 8 32 0 os. -
Lel. k 54,....." 2•:,:tV, es sr th th h 1 -eh E 11 I. „ THE BARBARIC FOMP OE HOYALTY.-Sir,-Loro
A Mr. Raymend Barker, chairmanof the Finance Committee
Huron... ^ . - ,
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.e. etatre on t e •
? e 'l"pe w° elm" J h R 11 I h h bee •d' ti 1 e
o n uese ant ot en ave nin ignan y e oquen on read to the meeting the report of the auditors, on the part of lame ehede iho wieegun, and in the barrack-yard.deltherately levelled iter,,,,„3,hire
........... ___, •••• eg 1 . 1839 33
125 20 I _ - 30 31 0 ... ...
'animist's) hat the constitutionalists have fallen r part of her person, shooting her through the emeinettesedere
i Ro• 11- °l' "khan to an odious treason. We have before us, at the subject of Mr. Cobden's recommending an abatement of eh ' t d b • d' t
si ume y, ma eattenau it o aceounts for the helf-yeara 101 11 3 _ ... •••
body, near the groin. A soldier named Dortherty was stand- Oxfordshire .... 799 48 9 : 16a 34 127 24 2 _ ... 63 40 4
. ltuellannk tkis moment, descuments, the authenticity of which cannot the " barbaric mime of royalty." Mr. Cobden may have ending the 31st of December last, of which the following is
ing by the side of the woman ; and, in order to avoid killing wieshire -. 1596 46 1 I 680 36 120 20 10 _ _ 22 42 3 ... ...
v J. E c-4. be anti
s, 9 oned, and which, besides, are confirmed by erred ; but, if so, he has erred in company with Mr. Wilber- semmarY : him, kelly motioned him to stand aside. The wretched Berkshire 1727 51 11 1 319 34 135 21 7 ... .. 106 36 4 _ _
I;Cent. led 'tnelsell entitled to implicit credit, of this immolation force-no disloyal or ultra-jacebinic character. I learn from
Balance in hand, 1 Rzonon.
st Jul& 1647 £ es d.
1,925 12 4 woman is pronounced to be mortally • woundee. Kelly, on tett:time ......... ---••••-•••• 927 53 0 7 33 1 37 21 9 „. ... ••• -
2113 48 9 24
48 31 72 20 3 _ _ 40 33 11 16 86.-11
stow Bunn en souse of an entire party h 'd •
; t ese eve epees agree in the Behop of Oxford's life of his father that on the 14th of Dividends on 8,9991. stook
i, nag Imse,4* Pmtiter that the court ead for a long time prepared these May, 1795, Mr. Wilberforce expressed himself to the follow- Compositions for life 325 10 0 been shamefully fatten) him ;he had done the deed, and was Deep, .... - 1336 49 1 261 32 211 20 10 ... ... 24 39 2
.e.a. You°"`" inkushrs, and did all it could to lead its victims into them ing effect in the House of Commons :-" Ile dwelt strongly Annual subariptimis - Doteetalre - -
upon the distreeses and discontented temper of the times, Sale of Journal 153 le 0 - - - -
netted the most enli htened and most worthy of sympathy' way.-Monmouthahire Merlin. Deronskka......„ ..... -........ 687 52 ol,el 29 155 22 7 .- ... -•- "' •••
One hI N l'g and showed that though in a rude and barbarous age the Meet," meetings - - - '" -
Cornwall 743 53 1 218 27 164 22 1 ,_ ...
, thaVbWr a w o e cape out population. Cottage tracts and council Wear l2 13 7 NEWARK.-Seyeral spirited Reformers, we (Lineo/n
Noe
• ,to attenuate the horror which cannot fail to be crown must be supported by the magnificence of its con. Somenetahlre
Mercury) undentand, are anxious for the establishment of mon,nouthehke - 1064 47 8 433 28 UM 20 8 ~„ ...
0,4, Caoo.
.1°,94 amongst all civilized people at the Machiavelism nexions, in a time of universal luxury it might win to itself £5,072 18 11 an association for consolidating the liberal party, and to aid Glouenterehire ....... - 217 19 0 - - ... - - ...
- 920 48 11 215 31 SY 21 1 _ ... - -
• higher measure of respect and veneration by a certain
f J. Weld." " rerdinand, attem te are made to prove the manifes-
chaste and dignified simplicity than by vying with its weal- PATIONTS. £it d. the extenaion of reform principles 7 indeed, it is very gene- Hereforaanin 156 17 II 19 38 - ... ... .. ... ... ...
Mon of nie Nationpal Guard, which had no other ole t
lee . Permar.ent charm - „... 1503 61 10 200 36 s- - ... ... 20 40 0 ... -
t.p..,,,541. disa tolprotect tbe preparatory deliberatioes of the de sums
n • thtest subjects in the number of its retainers and the magni- Taxes and rates .
••• -
it taught° tt have bee " " " f ' ficence of its entertainments." To such sentiments repub- iistablishment .
447 10 9 tat'ordehire
n a republican outbreak. But no men o com- to 000 d government towards which end it ie argued all men e' . "' ••• ... ... m •••
411 51 7 - .. 3 21 6 _ ...
t 500,1.004 4,11 Paw will be the d f li. d l' 't P bli
upe ot m up ici y. u c limns like Pitt, Dandas, and Sidenouth, listened with Boetage, mot:Tinge% ke. 44 9 6 a t Cheshire
653 12 0 ought seriously to direct their attention ; whilst there is a Derbyshire
Mnion will not be thus deceived. ' complacence; it was reserved for the loyal Russell to de- ExPeneee rt
1,347 15 6 firm conviction that (300 out of between 800 and 900 electors Warwickshire 2527 49 9 525 34 11 711 23 11 107 42 1 7 37 4
Orl "urting nounce them with due severity.-X. .- -
Enthusiastic republicans are spoken of at Naples. There marquis of Dowuhisees eddltkin to 'az prem 30 0 0 being under direct ducal influence, which " does as it likes," Leicestershire 966 19 6 160 35 1 293 23 10 „. .., 79 40 10 ... „,
aof Me 13.• islet ',single repuelican in the city. The most enthusi- INQUEST, YESTERDAY.-FATAL FALL PROM AN country nustlags 1,005 8 0 like a epoiled child) there is no town more in went of the Northampton - 2312 15 9 461 33 0 218 10 It
I .... ...
... ... 96 37 $ 1 ... _
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teie Analysis or sales of plants
et Ix ;,__
_are only c•nstitutionalists ; but they have been always Oineinum-Ity Mr. Mills, in the University College ~,bk,,,i,„,leue „n„.„,1 I°° ° 0 ballot than Newark. Added to household suffrage (some, Rutland
2 0 0 Bedford Set 47 3 80 31 9 ... ...
32 21 7 ... _
RA sun 'voted to the holy cause of the independence of Italy, and Hospital, on W. Loathcott, aged 32. Deceased was riding on mismueeeeem7i,
_ psyments
p. Mrsdok alb the King of Naples to declare war against Austen.
N a Tottenham omnibus, on the seat partly occupied by the Balance in hand, 3lst Dee., 1847 ... 1,141 14 6 the ballot, electoral districts (which will apportion to each Carnb . ........ ...-.... 5113 44 6 , 371 31 2 2966 19 0' - 497 23 1 •- ....
ow, the illusory amistance given hitherto by the King driver. The portion of tee teat on which he was seated was -- representative • given equal number of constituents), and Suffolk 5004 47 7.' 3015 31 7 94 21 7 27 110-0 173 34 0 le t• e
:ed 49-, fa. (a the 1 '
, tahan league, proves that he is far from wishing to secured by hinges, no that when the emuibus passed through 5,072 16 11 three-year parliaments (as preferable to the present peek& Norfo.k. 6lll 48 11 1 2199 31 3 96 43 0 . , ... 53 U 1 SI 6
nbe.k.nl" 102611 46 7 i 591 32 6 3137 19 0 •3
34 481 g • ": -
Pal leyally the milieus' crusade undertaken by the other a narrow way it might be doubled up. As the omnibus (tifigned-C. H. TURNER, Auditors on the part apprenticeship term of 7 ) 1 ' d ble Lincolnshire-- .....
years ire e &Hee M mamma 316$ 49 7 i 162 23 5 86 23 10
„Bury MT* metenteigns of Italy. It is superfluous to say that he is passed the Kingsland road the hinges broke, the seat gave THOIL KNIGHT, of the societr• , measures; wisest payment of members and TO property -I°'°' •• if Mit 40 0 ..... ine
:t detellst°"4 fteediates the war on sentiment and principle. the leg. He was removed to the hospital, where he died C. B. Cuaisessa, Finance Committee. ebtained, or at least undesening of cavil. Should the memmommaa ...... ___,. 87 30 4 '2
33-6 123 24 S .. ',.... 2 3 " 4 m 1 se
..........•••••"(5-. /or upwards of a fortnight the counter-revolution WM from the effects of the injuries. Deceased was the proprietor On the motion of the Earl of Lovelace, oeconded by Mr. leaders of the parliamentary reform movement succeed (as Cumberland ......,_ 590 68 3 120 32 0 14$ 34 I ,
tr'.o.BB igliell'ibr
I hall, absolutist ; married to an Austrian princees, he way, and imbued fell, sustaining a compound fracture of
• THOB. R. BARKER, On the part o the Qualification are considered at Orkshire
present unneeessary to be e.emedre *
' 9097 48 10 i 714 35 2 1765 18 10
ii i Illi ois 807 es 4 4 tee 4
1647 48 10 739 20 1 ... ,
in the palace. No pains were spared to render of a beenshop is Soutkwark.-Verdict, " Deceased WU Stansfield, M.P., a vote of thanks was passed to the auditors undoubtedly they will) in constituting an effective leerier Notthumberlandm•-••••••-•• 7tri :79 1: 308 te..tll Irst e t 35 1.; u ... ...
Fel administration odious and ridiculous: all themes- killed by an injury of the leg, inflicted by a fall from a seat for their great care of the society's accounts.
ewes were tak th like that which pseud the corn laws, it is believed that Durham
te,_ en ; s court openly jeered at the ministers ;on the roof of an omnibus that was fixed in an unsafe and mr. Hampden Turner, in acknowledgieg the compliment valuable support to it, both pecuniary and numerical, may
71 to escape the responsibility of such a poaition, re- insecure manner." paid to the auditers, observed that the monetary prospects ,be derived from gush towns sa Newark. Wales-- -"'
335 49 10 26 .31 0 1 Ilit 18 8 1 ... ... ..
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44 37 4 ... 1 ...
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ImperlalWeeklygneeme..... MN 48 1 14860 1.3 yiLW 4 10 4 ma 29 2 av 80 1 HI gg 9
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