The Express.
London, England, 1848-08-26 00:00:00

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erise;te.;,,..; -, ;114, who moy w I..it to hoot their money In mrs low water. Freights are locking up ; 4e. for London and R
miter twee" ' ...if 0 • ...unto . It 0 ill to. looter the direction early ieur were all cow I • 4s. 6d- for Liverpool has hern paid, and no more vessels at *PI
gis 0.7 ~,00.: outdo i . il ;re
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t. _. . p strip, filled, a large proper- hea•
go et ~...a..4laa• ** '“‘ ... oil menet . s 111 lo: lodged ion of their occusanta bein led' hand, although the wind is favourable. Me.
~,,,,ot 0.464 e tpetcor, in whon4idlll n•u°,lo4 • ~,,,,,,.,. in ,-p • h bee - g --In. Daring the day
. ~,,,,,,„, ~, pew, every so w le aris as n generall
; i5,!,,net"„.1,„,d1.,,,,;,,,, sis thunder. To gentlemon 44 the 1"e'" tr"" The / ' y tranquil.
t gli3rtSS WOOL.-Livearooh, August 24.-There is not ,„,,(7,,
, swe--_„.,,.'-ill to Mien. Tlico 10ta100... /view froot tht. ,0,,,i, ,ouo ; .flmitittlt. which was suppreteed any change to notice in the Wool market ; prices remain Ii
ostr•---i„..,.'" ... it win moire to oml a doubt the remoio ettieh droller and which, MI I ha yesterday,
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wee-- ' Deed to do. The money will bo en placed as to VO already mentton d firm. A fair amouat of bemires. has been dune in Alpaca. for 1
e , re-appeared
aidentlso l'" ot tis: sores ow me., so under. VD, oer coot. to-day under the name troporta fer the wer k :-Foreign : from West Coast, 2,250 ; the
Gibreltar, 306; Iceland, 146; previously, 47,90 e ; total, they
„tee wide: • 0, b. d‘dmmd in,. 460 . of the Bunch. de .Fer, and
sew 0. ~00victo mhocriptkas w was again seized, is no
sembrthe 'remise nom.. ... t yet extinguished. Its 50,607. ticetch, 221 ; preeinus'y. 7,740; total, 7,951.
eietese tee witwerlegoo. are not filled the money will he mama propnee to brave Gen. Ca • an 1
vatirnae, by publish- -- taw
104:114.1rtuesn t.r ~,,,,,vz; tgrre.l;r47:r ' ing it at Versailles. The number of '- • HAY.-SMITHPIELD, .74rx, o'Cleck.-Nleesore.Cooper II
roe. Did Horse. 3nt lthrio. Starters. Nonvt. which a red e this journal 023.] LONDON, SATURDAY, AUG. 26, 1848. i THREEPENCE. and Davi. report the /lay trade • little better, at the follow- •re
.
I Ida _„l4..,linnin gm olio Astwo ZINO £2.000 • ppea y.sterday advocated nothing less than
eeleatese.• -rj.o„,i 14:, ~,) 7,,,n0 to, ~„00 margination, saying, that if ine quotati••ns : fore
4 s wanant were issued LA 70 . 7 and
1 *grit'. biota) 110,00 Iv) I.= lea against its editors, they would consider the s UNCFI Or THE BAsILT.K STEAM-SLOOp AT Konigsberg, good crushing, 34e. to 355. per qr. Rapeseed hes refTel'eir,.. .... ... . ile:. tiel 67". I Citicovret ..*.;111...0,:11.003;* I Nolent.wCl.°.7?„te9o'. ". 13
;Ng "'a- I;.C°..vt 1.21 M 8 40) oos authorised to defend themselves to .r ,
m elves Wouow tog (ogre DA24,-The Basilisk steam-shoo t I met a steady sale at 261. ss. te 261. 10.. per last, fer German New............ 30.. to 70s. 1 . C
b ANS at 1.,- 1 goo 613 350 2,0 i 76 *II 11* , oppose legality to 1 000 tons o p,o neary
of a
i , t bo fitted with engines of 400 horse-power, lit d
ne qua y, an 28s. per qr. for Bleck Sea. to f
CATTLE, rz-
-C.-SCARBOROVGH, AU t 26 T
Ens *- o- I
L glOtObow."" ' CrSAREW ITCH. 1 ega Ay, end force to force, promising and swearing built from the designs of Mr. O'Lang, the master shi we' hi Linseed Cakes move off freely, at ss. per ton advance Huil-
a eh,
mo 0.,,,,, =eels ,cone Rl,OOO they would proceed as far as the force ad th °I. we had an av
day erage supply of stock en cur marker, and a at,
this doekyard, was launched at Woolwich this m P • lc
made, best quality, realise 91. per ton for present, and 91. ss.
e on at 13 -• e ••0,0 neo too 300 268 which God I h • n e Means hlf orning, at
It 407770 • • •1' o 1.30 ''s) MO 300 p aces at t e disposition of men of heart o -past eleven preeisely. Notwithstanding the very ue. to Dr. 10.. per ton for forwasd delivery. Foreign are scarce, °mid business ass effewed at rem nt quotations. Bacon and eel,
r. reeekl:l:.'t 1g COO 3‘lo 200 iso acd e Pork Pig' s sold at 7s. to 7s. 3d. ••Ib"d t 85 • ',' .
at rgy, of a strong hand and a stead favourable state of the weather, nearly two thousand persons particularle best quality. Rape Cakes Lave realieed ins- per II 011 e , Ala . 1 .-0 . , tio,
* :too DO 100 72 y eye, would wore d
Beef, 7 . to Bd. ,
• Mutton. 7d. to Bd. ; Veal, 7d. to Bd. ; e
16e-es,ei'ten Nebo Oren for the Canilieldocnire some on rebore. enable thee. promnt at the launch, moue h- g' y 1 0 proved prices-say 975. 6d. to 100 s. per ton. Bones : The
gst w urn were ir . . .
e Bacon. Bd. to fid.; Hams, 9d. to 10,4 ; Pork, 7d. to 8d • B• •
Ix ~.---•1 , 1,,,,4 In the Mare. Coil mike order,. nisio payable s Pomo moo 2,5 _ too. 2
fgabwhi.' 6' '„,!-Oto otrouit notollee. Prorloetal agente roquirni. Fire me Cent. **4 • Bremer, K.C.B. and K.C.11 , Commodore of Wool- market has been quiet, from want of supplies. Wheat, per
Lad 7d to 8d
Ale, -; . Three per C.enta., 441 ; wich deckyard, Lieut. Fowler and other officers ere old and new, white, 575. to 66, ; red, old end new, 551. 4 • • . , a
as',
to.l**Sb udr•'• -1 riw. lis at-whew-a ou Fridm. the itsui inst. E....shin. ;8 .9 ' ' .14M L4an, '3 ; low°, -. Behlum The ceremony of naming the eemet ' 'to 60s. Barb y, meting, 335. to 3-11. • rending 30s. to 31. -
rn Tar anstee L'"ter le.'t','• ti lea..et the 011iise. ,j . Do. 1842, - ; Do. Threes, - • Do. Terrisend-a. was performed by Lady a m
11,,ii -• N ' ?g 1 ' ' COVENT GARDEN.-This Morninfi.-The mar- hoe
a. BA" i-- """'he-'t ....to inst. to iverennence Of Kleine neetved is , ,
... o,e Rent.; 7, 50 ; Roe,. Lee:e; 64; .7,,r446„. Bremer, who., after drinking with Sir Gordon and the Oa's, old and new, 20s. to 255. ; Butane,. per stone, Is. Peas,
is ket is well sue lied with Veeetables and moot • kinds r
,ree maws' - ' a t f o the Oder Mannino nit the thy it 8'46. .-. Ilene slum. 1655; techange oo t 000,,,, 3u deo*, master ahipwright success to the Ba•iiiefej broke the bottle of per qr., white boilers, 395. to 404.; grinding, 38e. Beans. -i, - -
eisiol of 30 im um. . 25 35 r • 23 32 •
• t noszeut.s,nd.„ i 0,,..j „op.,' ~,,,,, to m.0.:4,0.30,r. to apply lin _ 143 A ~ . 4 moll, 90 der, 25 25 paper; 23 221 cosh. ' ' wine on her bows with such right good-oil). that the mae_ 6310 e. per bushel, ola and sew, 375. to 385.; Egyptian, 331. of Fruit. Engin', ine-apples are plentiful ; foreign ones are wit
re Irr fer tIo Divot 64. Losim as Ii U rapidly Miler, and w ill bo r".11....,..-litria. •ml Orleans, 670; Lens and hone n, less sbundate. Hothouse Grapes, Apricots, P.eaches, and go,
te meetly eeeet. Rouen And Iles ce, A 6 75. n.• 498 75; ments flew in all directions. The Lunch was exceedi 1
. 'Phan Mitt Marseilles, 220 • :Um. well eueducted; and the Bunion on leavin hale, to 345. Tares, 63lbs. pt.r bushel, grinding, 30s. Ryemeal,
°- agr ton, 71. Flax, per cwt., Rig' S.P.T.R., 335. to 34.1. Nectarines are plentiful. Melons are . the
au her- nt for the
* GREAT FROTt 1. . ,
I t NDICSP.-Tho oiterw4ful oulverlbers to the Ithirg end Bole, 68 75; Centre Vlewno. 263; Amiens ' Soo g t e ip, seeme eernand. Cherries, except Morellos are over. Plums for,
It
...An Waled to the following sumo, moth our so oe, , „,, et,;, ee.
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...... ; t ti logne, - ; Borionue. JO/ 30; North, 323 56. ows• - scercely to raise a ripple on the waters. gbe te a eteter beet etnp, per ton, Petersburg, eiran, 341. ; outshot, 321.; half. _
- e-e' me One. ee. stenos eeuntre adeseleere sl‘"ofd. if Innvilik. STATE OF THE BANE OF Ffe en 9 • to the Niger, now lying at Woolwich. elean, 291. Linseed, per qr., Black Sea, 404 to 415.; Born- are offered at from Os. to gr. per kialesieve• Currants be .
:r. elseSe •,.. . oi•li the name of • banker through whom the .. RA. CE up .... Aug. -4,with • are dearer. Nuts are sufficient tor the demand. Oranges ts,,,
„_,„„ te, ear. •P . • . but , 435. ; St. Petersburg, fine, 38s. to 395 ; good crushing,
oil he Item:nate.
ger 1'..-r...___ .2__o __l _ . tee correeponding items of the preceding week : ~
365. to 375.; interior, 35s • Rig, 315. to 37e.; Archangel, are abundant : Lemons moderately plentiful. Amore to e
rr. !These two Nunn di- ITei , i Week ending Week ending Ve etables, Canute and Turni I are abundant end ood • •
c• 'Tema between El "II ". I Tavail CO 365, to 375. • Memel and Lower attic 334. to 365. Rapeseed g P R . did
be 7105.• kedge and 871110. stamen uonwtartass, Alla. 17. Aug. 24. .11elfERCIAL 4. MARKP;I'S. la ' •6/ '261 10 Bi s. ' Cauliflowers, &e., sufficient tor the demand. Freech Beans res,
LtAVIL/11111. per ast, erman and Dantsh, 2. to . s.; ack a,
each. I mob. T. C. P. c. very elehtiful. Potatoes the same, but diseased. Peas are o,e.
es
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Jew,: eked hese. Capitol
ns se- -_-,--_,,____•___, Capital uf new fund tanks 29,350,000 0 23,3•10,n00 0 MONEY MARKET 8i crry INTELLICIP.NCE. white, 325. 37. Cokes, per ton, Linefeed, English, 9/. ; .
lc,- a little dearer. Lettuce. and other salading are euflieient tb,,
•el eLodeetetee, 0,,m0 1E1..00 .. IMO E 22 00. EIO 0 0 iteraree
le We. o um 1.31,0 • . Oa 93 6 8 IS 0 0 Hearne of new fused hanks
Lem on .. AO 15 13 4; 710 0 it,.....„ - i 2,980,650 14 2,930,630 14 Iwo o' Clock .-The statement of the Chancellor of 41. 17s. 6d. to 51. Bones, Cattle, per ton, 41. ss. consist of Heaths, Pelargoniums, Gardenias, Fuchsias, Car- we
Ir. $ o eZ 2,0 .. 150 868-3 15 0 tn rea property
02. *AL o Bank note. in eleculotion .......
FRUITS. F 77
* JOSEPH DARCY, Secretary. Do. Brun% unnioi . • . , , W tO the speculafors for the rise in the funds. It cer-
-63,022,000 0 61,263,075 0 was a short supply of Wheat, and, the weather continuing Pion Apple. per lb., 4e to 611 3
fat • Bills 1 M.
giIIeIRATION and COL()NISA'TION.-Immr- .o; x 104,107 62 ;Now 62 tainly was not suspected latterly that he would so unsettled foe the getting in the li , and rain falling Coq., hothoure, per lb., had to 4. Um-4wirtetfirt.°l.g:''l4ll?. an tu 16. the
+a Accettut current of 'tremor meth 26 521
rouon• Niro much required In Au.trolto New 7.ealand, A e., tt- 71. IM . • .400 79 11,463.a10 17 propose to meet the excess of expenditure by the Prachth per don. to to la
during the market, the flamers asked an advance of full 4s. e„,,,,,eee, ~,,, 0.',... u, to to. Lemons, per doe., Is tO 2., me
be ao". the no-o•oe lem owe of an oUT FIT often oreeents Whined,. avers accounts correct 77,153,369 .si; 81,760,011 86 Maio- ode. potrat'iaNe* teri
per qr. ; but the trade closed dull at 25. to 3s. per qr. advance whine., de 2. to to
ea * .0,...----"' ,s. W SILT Kit and Co., CLOTHIERS OUTFITTERS, Analmts commit in the breach*
ad ,VCONTRACTORS Mming • lento bitmont to 'malatain in thom Receipt.. poyome at otgot
in email for Ins tine, ut very we- . per tonne , a - atimt, p.s. H.., 2A to 3A
2,020,000 0 2,077,000 obe provided fir would be to so large an amount as hale on sale. Be , Oats d R f 0 2s h' h eleleets. 10rd...5.f. 45 Neiman, per buelL, 12s to Me nee
or „10g...0b0e t,en telt Wel to make twee that they can simply a eau. Receipt. p. 0.. ni sisni in inn ,an ye, u . per qr. ig er mem, me. Th.. „doe, Nuts, Itoroolona, pee 0.. We to 77' 1
I,egfe conit. imiudlng holdino, for male ..r tonal° colorants. from branchen
. 1,704,627 0 1,753,174 0 Apo's, dooen. per Molt, 1. to 7. - hilhorla, her 10011.,145t0 Ms ,
Amu Arraalt. ,11. E. (V if ...Hub. and for childion in proportion. Drone 07 breech bent. psy.bto by
- propane to borrow the sum from the Bank on de- L
_INeOLN, August 25.-Oar market was well supplied with - MM... ditto. Dm fe - Cob. per Bogle.. ras to no 1
it 1114.1k...a, greet Within thopodte obe Laudon Torero), where bn.in Corraots,iler hallrleve, 4.4 to Ga • - bruit, per blob , ISt So 16.1
.is 5,079,491 8 4,828,124 31 tly of the new crop ; the quality aud con-
e...al be se tee. appliention. ,S.W. S. and uo. WWI Ow 'sat.. "7 Drafts of beak payable by branch ticiercy bill,. But such • couree mi ht t Wheat to anWeal
g COMO 0 . . Itroolonies par pummt. 9.1 to 9d Clustnota, 34 to M leo Pna Res
al „.ity curs Art... 10 in &I the Ott lit. thee 5.......1y, and na one of their eb. ~_,_1.4 &Bon wlsp • r the warket cloud dull, et 4s. to s*. higher oramme per dose Is 10 2.64
on - %ye, so mot, N.' miser:Oen, th, uelther feeelne h"11111 agents. nor hay ~„7',l_ , . , 1,002.334 0 1,05,,402 obe very inconvenient to that es ablisnment in view cf than last week. l'here we. more inquiry fur Oats and Beans, VEGETABLES. eni
logt i.e. trial 1,1111.1.4111 to any p:rson introducing lessesgert to te !"`iiifiaiia laroote . 961,194 75 927,217 75 nestionable harvests, atid the drain of s cie which ' fro
sow mt.*, that tire tetotoomul outtit.mmoolo prtocuto rad at the!, 11;mi' r .
lank of Algiemeuin not yet usvested q Pe and Is. more motley was obtained. Nothing doing in Barley. Cthhages. per dos., 6.1 to ls Onews, pickling, per balfelme, 2.,- 1
lof oaMek mom,: hot they will. on Melljeti tea, I. enses _ . e. _
err in Trvaoury tends
era imitiate toe toot tommole poonom to me comae, e nee nar• aI. • Discount, rovers interests, and, ex- grain which may. become necessary. We know, in. to 595. Oott, 19i. to 245. Beans, 3Ss. to 425. Sorrel, per holf oleos, ud to 94 Tomatom„ pee punnet. Is to Is Gil hoi
oeemative in entry Auttrahan colony, to whom thm obit, Motility.... perm. Potato., per toe, toe to 100 a Amnon. ter bunch. 3.1 to 4,1 Mg
rev 654,513 53 4035.301 81 deed, that extensive purchases of corn for this mar- LivEltrOOL, August 2e.-Since our find report tb is week - Per to. to 3i. Oil to du Garlic, he'r Ih., ad to Is ,_,
her W.-017 ; am. they would forward email pareols free of commie. prieo,o,l, end dite,,,, ottert..., Ii ,
Wand trilitory "Mash,. ada.hlpasE, Evict... chlll;ant. ,a.1,,,,,A,.... - per budiel, Is tkl to 3.1 Radlobio. tier dot bands, 6el Wla ''.'
branch bloke
ibly 1,092,329 0 1,179,542 0 gly fine, but unfortunately Term,. tor boron, 40 to 54 - Turnip d0..9d to 10 be
...wee ~,. heneofere. at the Cabin Vooenee,r.i tillittmo It„are. ~,,,,,. lom ~,,,,,, reversed by extremely ' ht and
heavy tells ot rain each nig , , .
Rol Iket Er Ilea. 14 to 1s Artichokes. her dot.. In fd to 3. Fe,
2 i..... 4 arni .... Corohni oho mtiLoistlou onetting Ming emote Poly ot ,„,.., i_ ~,___,„_ __,...? 422,932 27 422,032 27 ports of Northern Europe, and are still continued,
612,145 0 04) 216 A • •
t lemerciteense Within,. laindoa : sod emit ae aa• UT'ago. ;',7,,,1r.i1u“."'" "*"^.
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30,222 j,j . ' eiltlst iti the United States shipments must be pre- morning early, the one extreme eutirely counterac•ing the llone Rodin, tor boodle, ls to Co Verotable Marrow, perdue., tki tola Ho
ere, meat liveries 4. 0 4451 9a effects of the other ; whilat in Ireland the weather is a ated kreaca armee tee kelt des... ia to Lettomo. (Kb.. taT .....4a to_le
on.
TH E -V
ER Y BEST BLACK TEA, -- - _ paring also. 2.
to have been very unfaveurable, and in some parts of Scot- Cucumbers, each, Otto 8d - too., per 'eon,. Id to ln ao thi
Mitehrooms. per pottle. 14 to le 6d eh,
ma. 617,001,874 6 619,053,391 39 The stock market has been more affected after all land during the same period, they begin to complain ef mach Leda, Ism TM, Li to 24 - per Menet, 4. to to Ho
ree. 4e. nib. WHIT& Celery, per odic, 1. to 1. Ild Small Salads, nor pounit, 1.1 to 3d
le to talons and redgetabk &warp on of trade that it uszar.t.r. and Coln and ingon
MOS robsoootatilo, 1 pokily to. 4ellino the
.clioseet tm.: at the lose4t. canh in the brunch teethe 51.734,772 0 84,823,122 oof stock for rde to the event of two million@ (nil, the quality at least of the new Wheats is expected spinach, per ~1ere,1.40 at Sovory, per bunch, 3.1 to 44 obj
geese the deo still he a nottielmit introit... that they 4111 out. for the
EL; Bills over due ... ...... .. . .........
7d, ono( onkino an meotrenee id
_,_1•044, 1.11 It *.S.. ...of"' 6 W.. "f I"f"rii,'' Ville and acceptance. in POris 89,012,053 41 86,316,991 Iti 88PP°8i
. A,.j...00 'meson,. of .ne IhteatlLlrje,l anoottyl oy on amme De de ~,, o.
,„ ~,,,...00, ng that to be the mode resorted to- fur the yield se mewhat bele, art average. Regarding bun &Hoed gla
Beano per Ludo& Atota 6d Watercress, I,l2enudl . .. , ,
aloe =. to the er,...0t Ittpret,e,l Ante Of etenlileretalaltaiet. the). hal clar• , ~. • - ...-....r.-.44......... 132,230,723 24 120,409,2ra 45 tanning the money. Consols, which pester- Potatoes, opinions from various districts in tne Unitho King. °nee., p,., wets, 3,1 to ed
Marjoram tor bunch, GI to 91 Parsley, per ba1f...1,e, 1....1t0 Skl ED,
red. OW forma-1y moo. aet Itilio of the YIN OISE TI.:AS ever linierte-1 " '
i eJr.rea on Wilms . l5 8.19 709 10 15 36.. 54' 10 _ Root., per hood., Is to I+ &I as
• • '• • ' day were up to 86!, and left off 1 lower dam are still generally unfavourable, but in others nther lets - Spanl.h. ter dux lo tole MM. Frotet. Per booth, DI to 44 og
oan, en ENULA N 14: ana they mmt didinetly tool ernehattadly moue the Ads anceo on French public Made 37,70Li 296 63 34 212 396 65
that
Cherl cepeoionv their nometed frien.in in different part* of the Advances on French public hands by ' " only, have been down this morning to 83e, desponding, and some of our Irish friends describe the disease hew today ufey'a Marta. 'se .an -*ye. etc
tent . nut the aieve tea it of the very tioent quality. and they now branch bean - et hy no means so destrucive as in 1816. The arrivals of
I, it door.. huber than 4*. tor mood. tot better tea is not to be obtained Advances to the state on Treasury * English and Irish Wheat into this port since Monday last
0/121. gla price. Delitered by our ovine:lA.ln all parte of London Artily. woo.
gejoionle scat carriage free to any nor a the Moolom-RUSSELL 50.000,0„, 0 e0.000,„0 0 for money and account. Reduced Threes, 861 to t. ,„eaman, those of foreign very mederate, and of other grain IAiI'EItIAL PAIiIIAbI.ILIS 'l'. '
Advances to the Mate on loan of 150
Dem sods TEA StElti'llANTS, Boum, ow 7,03p0N, Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 86t to 11. Ex- trivial ;of Suitt a and I. ansdian Flour, however, we bane to -
die. - to iiiioll6 25,000,000 0 23,000;000 0 chenuer Bills, 325. to 355. premium. note a liberal supply, emending to nearly 26,000 barrels. HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAT, AOO. 26.
into COl.l--1-AFSIBLE BATHS. SPONGE and stock forming reereve
gee snowEß ,Regietered O and 7 Vied Cap. nsl, are mouthy). Stock, dimimable funds 13,213,176 49 15,203,003 II Ihe foreign mai ket is heavy, and the advanee in During the interval since Tuesday's market the trade has The LO3D CHANCELLOR took his seat at 6 o'clock. in
, Mr: eleasltertravenere, hem their ...'ini•llelly, effickacy. arid pirtahllity. Invednient ot new fused hanks in the Peninsular stocks, which took place late yester- been generally quiet ; and, the weather having been exceed- PUBLIC BUSINESS. It
rand oat 740.10.10 Some Bath ....Tullius lout or Uxel a ',Awe of lOin. by public fond.
that ea Wino deep. In Oaten:l,lmm, 27..; the Shower lUth only mem. Bank buildinon unit fundtwre
Mee pa ntheartalms omolote toot of ueel, 1110. dirooeter and 3 th. doep, Real oromrtv of branch banks 2,321,699 0 2,521,757 otO 201. Spanish Fives, 121- to .',„ ; tho Threes, 221 were much on the reserve. The demand for all descriptions 1111111) READINGS.- fisherin (Ireland); PerocSial Debt and oo
i dies Ellen me R hott 3 g.,,10n... of eater, mho Its If pectol in aim in,,,,,,, in Ainn.,,, funk
1•"""•""" 0 1•"°"•"1 " 1.0 3e. Paesive, 3to I Mexican are udit • Commons Inelmore No 2i • Farmers Eatate Soda Ire- "
161 to 17. of British and duty-paid foreign Wheats, therefore was A ' L . • 9 i ,
tweed ems. Ihn. diameter and Ain. deep, 34. fol. extra 'I hoe an, 001 kiwi.. in mationni in.int oniin ,in,uni) 0
200,000 0 !' land ; Reproductive Loan rand Inatitution (Ireland); Poor-law en
Pur- agekely to -.. t ont.of onter T.. be tad of the proprietor, WILI. IA NI
matt 1110/ttoN. ehwe sli on . Roo vitt as. Oxford-4nel, corner of New. Interest of broach books le the Brazilian, 71 to 3. Chilian, 83 to 0. New f irenada limited, reed prices, in rome instances, lather easier. ionded Union Cbarges (N 0.2); nut.. 110
I ths emcee; and No. I, keomanyttecti are dm largos Is the world, and National Discount Banks of the ' Wheate notwithstanding continued to meet a good inquiry, re-raw sa -My Lord BEAUMONT from Col. Bristowe praying Si
111 to 121. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Ceets. ' - ' f • b ' •• • • " ' •
now woo sower and other loth. In ettorm.... variety. at 30 per toot. provinctal towns 230,0n0 0 230,000 o ' and business thee. in was tranmeted to a air extent at our tat some one might he taken to obtain redrew from the Spanish tic
tot 0 Wes* otherl•oune 'there attoutlon is pat' to the conlity. Tuli,lre Protented bills
11444 Nags tho Wee Rothe, very ntroog and Jator.nol, with curtains and Protegee bilis In branch banks 10,313,672 0 10,018,437 0 Danish, 67 to 70. . its previous value ; while States and Canadian, upcn a bet- as.igning aoy cause for such conduct-The Nlarquie of LANSDOWNE, _
I the elesr rake. from 75. oath. Pillar tibower Itatto. with copper ceniloot. Espenrea of manogement
lho and other place., a • d trad
gaunt dun ay mg.
151,813 58 From Brussels it is reported that the stock of the ter supply, but with a large consumption in pro•pect, de-
muses. brecf., e fel no and try, c,lni.kte, uith curtain*. and Jo- E3,,,,,,„et or ~,,,,,,...,,,,,t oy 2..03 CHARGE OF FELONY' AGAINST A SERVANT
meet. hem tee. Hand:lle-nee Satin% Jotanned, No 6d. Tie roomy bin... . -••••••=: - r barrel. Barley, Malt, Beanie and Peas,
cl ned 6d. pe lit
GIRL.
HMS, esmeifor eters. article not approved of. Detailed astaloeum with 64.. ' 4' ....... • •• 7.1 „Le,. A) 1.20.. en 27 although not in lively request, steadily supported former T
ream a uertee in "" market, and was td "3
quo e i . The Earl of RADNOR wished to allude to the case of
Criagr• °Arlen."' free*-14abil°hrd bY Itil4'm so Repayuientof *hares of Algiers Bank 1,278,41.0 0 1,749,580 0
lime, prices. Oats, upon a retail demand, hardly sustained our _ . _ 1
RUM 'IMPORTANT CAUTION.-A. RC/WLAND and
- - 1 neaury Ikea to coneordate
- 6,997,270 0
Bank Stock, 190 $1 ENGI. 101 l FUN De. hot currency. Oatmeal, of which little remains unsold, h hdb h el Ith fl °
sentry Ann A ewman, w 0 a een c arge w. a e ony
I Sre CL Ocion. forAo., 86 i '
for bevies. given briken victuals to a beggar. Rill noble 6o
ay* realise-1 the toll rates of Tuesday. Tne demand for Indian
ban I 90e6, M. IlatLonocarthie. London, beg to caution the mobility and 3 ova CL Rol Auto. stl j
617,092,871 6 619,033,394 39 .. . . • . ..., mr Cent.. t6l n and learned friead (Lerd Brougham) had stated the other a
a per et eon, eons.. to i Excoonuer tilh. 52.. to 355. room Corn having in a great degree subsided, the few Manage. .
as in Orr KAMA Aetna mi4e4 to. the attempts of muse ithopkoc.pero, who, ht tha th
t e conduct of the Rev. Mr. Hawkins, the cont. °
mine reimeueds of their own manufrteture give tbe Mho of 811wawar
Me" granter." awl " Otlonto ;" oome 'limier the Implied ;unction of 4 per Ct. Aostrian Bond, -
FOR OWN FUNDS.
1 per Cent. Orenectilido, Ili 125 tines which occureed to-day were at a decline of Is. to 2e. w 8 . . ffr all bl d h ish 'a'
6d nutting magistrate, was ree om ame, an e w ea
Rath. ergo and the got emmeut departments, with elmllor attempt,. at os- THE CHARTIST TRIALS. 44 per CL Echo liomis tEi 72 orewola IN:ferret! lido, 24 per 460. b. Indinn Meal, mem its scarcity, contra-ended .
this to be known.
sta. mace , rhtle they ropy the latvls, Milt, a-lvertheitisents, and Wolin°. 1i per Cent. ditto. - per harrel advance. Arrivals in.o Liverpool from the 22ad
L d BEAUMONT said he knew it to be th • • f •Ir
e opnion o
6 I"' et' me'iraa• Ir4°. 16i," to the 24th A.g.t, inclusive : Wheat, 4,994 qn • BarleY or ' tl
end ilitadatitutine tiotitimo nonics aiel 3.l.lreses for the real; of the CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT-Tets DAY, 6 tor Ct. Itrooillan Mo. 71 3 d per CL Peruvian lobo 30 o • ' • ' his noble and learned friend that the vindication of Mr.
made gime proparstion, The only genuine MAC.VASAR OIL, K ALI'. Ditto Now. MI 71 Portuguese Fours. 191 204 831 ; Malt, 423 ; Oats, 880; Dons, 330 ; Peas, 250 ; In- -. . tl
•
under VOL and olio:. to are ROW LA X lot • and the wrapper ow label ot OLD COURT.-Before Mr. Baron Platt. ti por Ct. Como. Ayres wt.., m 3 rilk, et Rum. Who 99 101 than Cori•, 2,511 ; Indian Coen Meat, 79 barrels; Oatmeal, Lt wkins was meet complete. li
b the let It.an• the .-.-or of - Rowleols- preeedlno tint of the ankle, with Robert Crowe, 21, tailor, was indicted for a misdemeanour, liitw (einem leo, se 6 Ditto Socuiloh 8i1e.,111 i 115 sacks ; Flour, 80 tacks and 25,8'28 berrela. TREATMENT OF A BRITISH SUBJECT IN e,
girdmotere nt the foot. In rid Mk. thuo, 'A. ROWLAND a 80N13.- in haying uttered eeditious language at a meeting of her I"u* °ft.-4h u4d• Il•l•-• - 3 l'''' et. 6166161 i 114.• =l3l
IMAM SPAIN.
*WM them. rind by an chemist.. awl perfumere Coll...hien kotuader Itio. 11 2f Spanish Deferral Moo- Itirox, August 24 -Holders demanded an advance of 8.., o
. made meet sty's suhjects, with intent to excite tumult, insurrection lier CL Danisii 010, io- 7u liltto. Pooivo lAA. 3 e Lord BEAUMONT, on the ' f h • •
presentataon o t e petition e,
eennt SO vow; nenicise for Conntiontion. Dy.peptda iholloostion or and disloyalty. e. ear Ct. Pooh ltdn., 44 5 2 per Ct. % eauxuela 14, 1518 but only eventuaLy succeeded in ceitaining an advance in
, Pari7 lacw''''' 'll'''''''' ''mr''‘.• Nc"*"‘"°`-''' I'''. SPlriu" n''''''''''''' TheAttort 0 1 M Wib M Belk' d Ipm CL Defoe Cern.. 70 1 Vecesuela Deferred Ed... 15 Wheat of 41., and Oats and Beaus of Is. the qr. above last .
from Col. Llrietosre, mid it appeared that this gentieman had ~
Ind at wormy other of the great fainily of dimooes orb:Manna In one and the ~.., ,ey. enera ~r.eay, , r. o in, an Mr. ded t ••MdA d h d t • • '
rest ur some time in ari, au .a no in any way en-
s tam sme cauot-huperfoo Chylithation. Molleine sucotefelly now. taarke, wire counsel tor the prosecution. The prisoner was week's curiency. a y
B rle r.ominal. Wheat white 7s. to
' ' • teetered with politica affairs. On the 24th of May last his c
r, mkt Wel by • ,dron.e. mot . coonnotiml. end r•lm.alM. w.Sa s 7 Wiln*ntn- defende tby Mr. Parry. RAILWAYS.-The share market has rather a 7s. 9d. per bush. Beans, 45. fel. to ss• 4d. Oats, 21s. W 26s
apartment was entered by about 20 agents -A the police, his
Oa PaMhhe 1 hy Du Barm, price Gil.. or 8.1. lin damps) per poet, er quarter.
The Atturn ' 0 al h • tat dth beh '1
ey- ener wring s e e caae on sf of paperil were seized, and he was taken into custody and r,
•are of ar Illfth edition of downward tendcney th:s morning, in consequence of P Itys A 23 A 1 kth' d '
, aeust .- arge corn mar e t is ay ; a gooa
imam THE NA fURAL REGENERATOR of the the crown, marched throirgh the streets of Mildred in
.broad day,
rad In the decline in Consols. But there is very little buei- supply of Wheat ; prices from 2s. to 3r. per qr. higher than
f their I DiCh.•-•TIVE ORGANS. with numerous cases practically illus. Reuben Brothcn, a police-conetable, was called :On the es which had lea
He endeavour. dto ascertain the mouv . e
e doin We uote London and North Westerns, last week, and most of them gold at the advanced prices.
gem how Maley I,,es toes remorol to tho ni ot feeble, delimte, or 31st July I was ate chartist meeting, at.B3, Dean-et reet, Soho, 77 aa g• q_
EA OM TO his sneer, but he could not obtain any information ;
naged oTotlintion. without molicine nr artiti'cial means of ano kind. atm a little degree All other kinds of grain a abort suppl
at which • great number of district meetings were 114 to 16 ; South Easterns, 251 to 61 ; North Stat. 0 . . . y
a tlace - ' on the subject. He was then confined in the same rocm t
any 0
-*Barn aml Ca., 7.3. New Ilona A:eel. London; H. Hunt 2.. King • Sii4 dearer. White Whest. 3/. to 31 4.. • brown do., 21.16 u. .
mats. 31 dis • Great Northern. 10 to 91 dia.
be el. I ems scot there to watch what went forward. I fords, 4to, . , , • tto 34 oats, d2e. with fifty or sixty other prisoners charged with various of- 1 t
busei einsmetreet i Tlso, Naoh, corner of John.Daltoureocet. Manchoder ; to 261. Pees, grey, 31's. eo 38s.
Ris. Nixon ono. Co .1, Catheareet, Liveowol ;J. sad J. Konl6ter. heard a pereon read from a newspaper. About ten minutes looking heavy. fenCts ; and, havirg pas ed the night there on the follow- a
doer lleadhlll, Neirotorlome Tone. after I saw the ptisoner ;he Mai on a raised platform. He SALM EFOILC fEDUP TO TW, 0 Trim DAY IN LONDON. ScAItHoItOLOH, August 21.-We had a very limited ing dey some ot his papers were returned to 'him ; bat a list ;
feeliag
I. Mat WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ; Made a speeth, but I could not cske notes of it there. I (Yeaterday's I.irtnee will be found in last page.) quauti yof grain on cffer to-day. Wheat sold at an advance ot his dal visitors was kept, and also • private letter wbich 1;
einsd a vith Diet Tatteofor all Ctoopboota. could not have done so without brieg seen. When I lett Amber., Nott, Boston & Eastern Midland, 92 I of 21. to 35. per qr. in Beiley little doing. Oats were Id. he had written to a relation. He was then conducted to I e
ly 6as - Ity R. J. Gatemen... M.D. M.R.C.S., L.A.12 . Re. the meetteg I went to the Wagon-house, and wrote from Junotton, I Do. COlllll/1. MA Prilf., 121 per stone in advance. Millen were unwilling to eel! Flour lelbos, and subsequently taken to the French fron,ier and s
which Owas•.'"''"" '''''-','-ww wwww, *was's' wallaw• a Ilawl recollecion. The defendant mid, "The len evenn in Peres 7:77Wes,www, a6l i N. RAJA Ora. 41 at previous prices, and the dealer), were (quell). unwilling to
hat en SOU MM. A rho, head, an 4 a comentsol 'Mod. liy an ol•terranes of Do. NeW 10f. Pref., 21 N. etafreederdre, se ordered to quit Spain. Ile had used every effort to obtain ,
ised how easily crowne could be crumbled ; and the time citt„,,,. r 0; give any advance. The recount. ot the Potato drums in
is notate oa. c
tl - ••• b rciu costar:lid, the fighle, the nevem!, &Bate, Sho te Holyhead, 221 2ly Oxford, Wor., and Wolver., 211 information as to thee:ease of this extraordinary conduct, bet s
Ahead • tune I etutio • uo il e• anal had now arrived for them to be brave, and the game was
111 to Um nh, : - Ea rOn• • 1.1, Ina) %eh I, ne . . ~
last Anglion, Lb L. as E. eml I. Readieg, Guild., & Rcigute, tel 1 Ile The .1a e ero e
this nenthbourhood are more untay. ura i . t e; no reams whatever had been Irsigned for this gross violation t
to le swalt al leneleal loaereee,e.efei reach le hi;6;l6 th 61.1466; PIT" of their own. Ile did not care for those persons present who 8. D., 5 shrews. 6: Mr, Close A, 3 exhibit unmiatekeable symptoms of dotty. Wheat, 6ii. 6d, of the liberty of the subject and the courtesies of interne- I
• lesiletted to man. th r neople's clothes •he did not care if what he said Eastern Countice, 111 1 S. Fasten., 2.54 Gj to 7s. Gd. per 5 stones. Burley, 30s. t* 325. per qr. of 32 et Hone' customs either by the Duke of Sotomayor, to whom I
eh ves DM ba4 of oberwood. M. Paternoster-row ,4 Carrallm, 117, Fleet- wore °.---*-- r ' Do. F.xt 5 r th. No 1I d Do. No. 2, 13 Oats, 10d. te 104 d. per stone. Superfiae Flour, 425. to 43 .; application Lad been made, er by any other of the Spanish t
Me end Mel; Maw:, '4, Comulll : Nal.too, 4AT, Wed . fan.) :or 1 an..l fr. m IrAS ertraina I. Ile should do all he could to put a stop
Do.
N. ih.
4,,Pe2
e,c.t.•3i I
Do. No. 1, 71 1 seconds, 375. to 38.. per sack of 20 stone. authorities.
le Who, 10. iterelt.al,e. nerentotmet
Do. New, 2•1,4 Pe ' Wilts, Somerset, & Wry., 19 i
" Valmble Froebokl Romeo. New•street. Clot/Idol, Tbe prisoner might have spoken half an hour. I did not Gees, Northern, et 3 Yk, Nw., & Bk., Orig. N. & 8., 20 SUI:THASIPTON, August 25.-Our market was 2s. to 3s. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE could not but confirm the ,
FR. PEYTON will SELL by AUCTION, at nistice whet her there way a chairman. The, e were about Great North of England, 231 j Do. Eaten. Nu. 1 (York and per qr. dearer then last week ;Barley, Is. to 2s. Beans were statement made by his noble friend as to the injury.to which ,
A Al Ilarrawai'.. nn TVE.SD WY, Aug. D., at 17, In Throe Lots, 150 mechanics and Irish labourers present. It was an- Great Weetern Halves, 48 Nom), 161 2s. to 3a. per qr. dearer; and Oats, about Is. per qr. higher Col. Bristowe had been most improperly and unjustifiably ;
SUL TRUE FREEHOLD DWELLING not SE.. being 4. 5. and 6, New. oeuneod that Mr. Crowe would speak, and the announces Do. Close HI Do. G.N.E. Pur. or Pref., 81 than last we. k. subjected, and of which no explanation whatever had been
mad ma, (kelt fair. la the occupation of Mosm Jeronlab Crowley, Jame. _t was
received with applause. Lane. or York., 70 York and N. Mid., E. & W. Rid.
. &MU NC ant Misoln Sturreo... yeroly tenant.. at rents amounting to 672 mru b Go. Fifths, 71 Es., 231 ST. NEccr'B, August 24.-Wheat 6d. per bushel dearer to- given. Meer, hear.) This, however, had net been owing ,
.zept.t manure. The tenants will PhOW the 111,111htert-Prhged ',articular. Mr. Parry. - W ill you ewer r that the words written y 2..t.e„. behot., le , c.c.s; 20.
7 Boulogne and Amiens., 651 day ; other sorts of Cora also sold better than last week. to any lemissnen on the part of his noble friend the Secre- ,
Aug wirooditlos, of ..0!, mar he obtlined at Moors. Bolter and Co. s. M. yeu wt re spoken consecutively. Loneon te Greenwich, 8 Great Indian Peninoula, 1 Wheat, 325. to 36e. Barley, 30s. to 335. Oats, 21s. to 26e. teuy tor Foreign Affairs. Intelligence of this outrage-for ,
lacolse•lnn.6,l.lo ;.4 My From+, Croo architect and surveyor. 41, Wits, fr.-They were not cennected in the speech. I Lon. aN. Wmtern, 1161 131 Namur and Liege, 11 Peas, 235. to 255. Beans, 245. to 265. he could use no milder term-had been sent to this cone-
[Mimi ftertasheaw•osiorc • at Hummer a . and of Mr. Paeans, 10, Cook*
Bel* me, Otretoneet, Lincoln... lun•ftel.h. wrote down all I could recollect. I did not produce my Ho. New Hrs., 71 f Patio and Lyons, 5 try by Mr. Otwey, who was then a British charge ,
notes before the magistrate. I said then that I paid strict Do. Paths 3f Do., 41 WAKEFIELD, August 25.-The weather in the early pert
a'affaires et Madrid, a d 1 f d II d
n on y a ew ays were a owe i
~turnal...; • feen.-Lloop-figl-Delightful &widow and Land, ten mite. frdm • lop N. .4 Western, 41 2 rasa and Strasbourg, 11 of the week was very wet, but fortunetely there was a strong
ant said with a view of retool. • • ' •
Q.,-,_4""" • Oudot, ti e miles from tho Otointono Station on the South Eudern rittt nt ion to what the defend , . Norfolk Guar. 31 per Ceat., 41 wind, which in some measure cheeked the injury that other- to els se before his noble friend addrtmed a remonstrance to
.a_i_ww7W . bane, :id o • tOln two bourn' Orive of Loudon. ing it in my memory. The defendant asked me if I had the SPsnish ambassador, Senor Isturitz, on the subject, who ,
Z."R iM. P E YrT 0 Nh,SLill
eS,EnLmlo. ty.rAu
,L.'1..C71,,,Nu., atut , G.
larv-
z e*wneerwrltaitg :go tactsptyhtiCs. „Io m
didolleCiteell hiitmontlult
slghnaedi
alit LIVERPOOL BALM AUGUST 23.-Owx °Tema.
Priees are still looking up. wise must have re:ulted. Since Sunday, we have had rain P .
more or less, every daye and set et. grain has been
.earried
' expressed his concern, and stated thet he would procure in•
. formation with reference to it. But from Senor Isturitz, I
CdlJ5 lis ha I.T.' ..' mrxt denrolai; F IiEEHOID ESTATE, cionortoine -..
now-street. I have been in the police force for se, Birk., Lane., & Ches. 311., 91 0; Midland, 93 must prove very defective in conditiou. To-day, however, is
neither before kis departure from this countr 'nor since, had ,
y,
s, aro. , net eontortobledwelling-hothe, adapted for thereoidence of a Lane. end York, (Pres. & Wyre) Le. Halves, 71 1 Sae. Our arrival this week is large of Wheat; the quantity
Waren Oh famlly, s ith attaasal and detached .•fticei of evu d li
oori
escriniMl: weeks Iffolll the present time. No. 1, 34 S. Past. & Dover New No. 2, 91 ol offering, however, is much less than of late, and there ippeat • airy such explanation been given. Mr. Otway, also, on his ,
Q.E.11. misr.lawe, aril pie:gore emiond addrmil w :lb da y tholyer, Sergeant Gray said : I apprehended the defendant in pm. to N. tenter°, 113 S Do. No. 4,7 j -to disposition to pay present duty oil bonded stocks. The own account, very properly remonstrated with the Spanish ,
Beads. seeeelsese ari jh meadow land. coma/niter =a. 2r. 12p.. or Mere-
.ne Archer-street, Camden-town. I told him I took him into Do. New Qrs., Se. 3d. 4 p York, Newc., and Der. G.N.o. government ; and Col. Bristowe, on his return to this coun- •
Jahn's; aNs. 1'"1.416.1 I. 'ithau ibtln"o b'es"Ur'l Pari nf
tb''' ''''unt'' - ustody for *edition, at a meeting on the previous Monday. Do. Edda, 4 p Poe., 6s. 3d. p rates of Tuesday are fully maintained, being an advaece of
t tated his cam to his treble friend the Secretary for
BE= SOD, M a highly respectable neighbourhood, and Intersected by good C 4s. to ss. from the virtue this day n'unight. Barley e. 7.4•6 - .
rade Tbore ire a pcw and a salt In the church which hat-e Swats He said he expected it. I went with the Isndlarly into a Tams &Euler. I n Affairs ; but no explanation had been given, under .
aw ammiel lo the owners of thio tiroperty.-Part10110", II ;th ohms, front room, where I found a -card (now produced). Ile Itr. & York PreL, I P 18. E. and Dover No. 1, 8 d nominal. Oats and Shelling each dearer. Beans fully Is. per ' '
of these circumstances by the Spanish government.
Havre;
wet ehmintel. en emetestein, of Mr. Jormer, Buil Inn. Limmtield. 1 . and N. Western, 1151 Do. No. 2,9 f d qr. higher. Little alteration In other articles. Wheat, per
seed a piece of paper to a female, who I believe to be his %Yltether such e •' d be -
xplanation woul hereafter given or not,
Roam. ea edi mooed. a toren O. show the premiee. ;of 31r. C 0.,. arehl. ps Do. Now Qrs., i p Do. No. 4, 74 d qr. 601 b to the bushel, Suffolk, Essex, and red, 565. to 595; .
=WM woad N 41 Ctomerhoioe omen: ;at Garraway's :of Ile eis
.orri or, .0. , ter. I took it (produced). The card showed that the jeteue.6. ua N. Stagordoshire, 31 d extra, 60s. ; whtte, 580. to 626.; extra, 6.55. Norfolk and ne could not of course say ; but it certainly was called for by
Phloll, No. Pi. Conlgon-nort. Car- ydarce:: I.lneolo'...inn.ti,h/o : find of defendant was a member of the Irish Confederation. Do. Conf. Birm. k Derby, 60 York, Newc., & Ber. (G. N. E. e cus oms o
th t f all 'el d t • d 't
env lee coun nee, an t wig a
xsage le. Usit,olicitor. No. 10, as monttp.inn..Chaneery-lane. lt was numbered 7,154, and signed by T. M'Alpin, seen- Do. Haloes, 711 Poor.), Gs. 3d. p ~
Hunts, red, 545. to 56s - extra, 58s. ; white, 544 to 575. •
' course which, but for the conduct of the present
Brieshe Noe. 113 and 114, Golden•lane, 014•otrect. tary. It contained the principles upon which the confedera- MANCHESTER SALES, Moo irr 25. extra, 61e. Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire red 525.
' ' Spanish government, he should heve thought Spain
roman MR. MASON, of Bucklenbury, respectfully
tion was based, the fundamental one being u the inelienable There was more cheerful feeling in the market, and prices to sas. • extra, 580.; white, 545. to 58s. ; extra, 61s. ,
would have been the lut country to have wished to be ex-
., New Yorkshi're, red, 545. to 565. ; extra, 58s. • white, 555. to 575 •
HA aneounete that be in Oireeted by the Executors of the late Mr.
ri ht of the Irish people to domestic legislation." Oa its !Fere rather firmer, but the business was ineonsiderable. iti • t einpt from. Her Majesty's government had discharged their
ragtime t taterwe. to siELL by AUCTION. on tho Premises Sept. IO and it, extra, 605.; Dantzic and Konigsberg, w te, 555. to 58s. ; ex.
Mown, infellorriag days, the valuable LEASE of the exteadvo and elboolo d
' being effered to reau the paper, Mr. Peery objecte . Birk., Lan , &Ches. Jn., 81 d I Kendal and Wildermere, 4 d• d h th 't t t dear that
uty ,an e must say at a was mee ex raor e y
mien; tereeveted tomatastertne ear:mist:B, with mipselou. work. at it could be
The learned judge, however, ruled th 2
15.14 L i Man Sheff & Lire Prcf 10
Eon Anglem Preto 6 per aro „ e •, • • ~ tra, 625.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 555. t. en,
n reviesentations should have been treated as they had
Dada *a otos% family roA.knce, and nr,actous Feed- occupying a frontage reome,d. I Do. (Shelf. St Line.), 111 d to 565.; extra, 595. Mediterranean, red, 425. to eeen. o. e•T;h.4O
N. B.; air feet by a depth uf 150 feet, and eld for 2.4 Omm. at a ground root Edinburgh and Glasgow, 413 I North British Thirds. 2 0.10 d 4Gs. ; extra, 51s• ; Barley, per qr. imperial, grinding, ''''e
Lord IIIeAUMOi4T was quite satisfied with the conduct
, • Gam ilse the Met tertiou of tho extumive Stock In Trode. including dome Mr. Smaight, the clerk of arraigns, then proceeded to read ton. AN. West. M. &IA Qrs. N. Stattorchhino 3 15.16 d 28a. to 305.; foreign, 28s. to 305.; extra, 32.. Beann per
jam, ai Oa 101 01,05 brewing row ens, copper dyer.' kettle.. etillo, Vrflfrn., a declamatory address on the subjeet et oppression and IA & B), Q p S. E.& Dover, No. 4,7 j 348 quarter, 631bs. to the bushel, small, fine, new, 375. to 395.; of the British government with reterenee to this matter. The
Meheacine, no 4 nuebinevy of every deocription. cant iron tubular liberty, extending to some twenty or thirty pages of quarto leo. (C), 2 p fact was, he believed, that Col. Bristowe went to Spain to
keee eee tom tine flanged pipe., revere., oak maolitun, and other extra, 415.; Ticks, new, 365. to 375.; extra, 38s. ; foreign,
owe., dray,. con. duos load, and numerou. effect. as will bo ex. manuscript, BIRMINGHAM BALES, Aroverr 23. new, 345. to 375. Oats, per stone, me ~ endeavour te ncever • large sum of money which was due to
Mello future reivertionnentn by Mr. MA,,i, 33, BucklersOury. ' • dent Beresford said, that the witness Brothers
nuperinten abrews. fe Bine (A), U. 163.9 d. d 1 tibropshire Union, 21 d -all"' l''"' bim, and that was the real cause of his expulsion ; eat he
to 12d.; extra, 13d. ; feeding, 11d. to 12d.; extra, 13d.;
DUI; •
- showed him the written pam r the morning after he attended Do. (B), 3,
' d foreign, 1015. to 12d.; extra, 123 d. Shelling, per load of wished the Spanish government to know that they could not
--ratsses -- - the meeting. Brothers had made former reports of the LEEDS SALES, Amuse 25. treat B• • h rubjects in such a manner with impunity ; and
aid Ws 2611b.5. 2Ss to 30s. ; extra, 31s. Malt, per load of 6
The transactions m shares this morning were again light, i • that we were • bl f • 'al •
quite cape e o protecting our commerce in-
ma ~.., LATEST FROM PARIS. meetings he had attended. bushels, 395. to 40s. ; extra 425. l'eas per imp. qr., blue _
Mr. Welsh,' said, that Mr. Beresfora had been sent for by and prices Were Still stationary. . . ~ lerests in Spain. (Hear hear.)
caused and white boilers, 365. to ifis. ; extra, '4OO. • Frey and fee..,
E. Lancaohire New, 8 ..1 North. Vi eetern, 81 d Their lordships then adjourned at 6 o'clock.
mood order of the Atedmey•Cleueral, in consequence of the line of _
~ _ , N
se .
ri Irak Pref. ( ew rip ,
43 d 1 Notth Britith Thirde, Ms. AL 4 345. to 35a. ; extra, 365. Rapeseed, per hat imp., English,
e:4ldtts. INTENDED IMI' EAC HM ENT OF defence adapted by Mr. Pany in reference to the notes
Shelf., Bother., & Goole, 6 d 24e to 261.; foreign, 24/. to 26/. Linseed, per imp. qr., 325. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-FRIDAY, Aeo. 25.
ise pillar taken by Brothers. YORK SALES. Al.orm 25. to 40e. Imports auring she week ; Wh• at, 1°,339 qrs. ;
1 for din MM. CAUSSIDIERE & LOUIS BLANC. a fatal vari-
Mr. Parry then submitted that there was ot.
Northern,
1.1.
or.
I York, Newc., A Bee. Ea. No. 2 Barley, 1,042; Oats, 2,405 ; Beans, 843 ; Peas, 599; Rape. The Sere.tera took the chair at 12 o'clock.
os, erd ance between the evidence end the indictment, and that North British Mir*, 11. 18s. 1 (lide New Brwks.), II seed, 62; Lineeed, 2; Sheleng, 69 loads. PRIVATE BUSINESS.
his lordehip must direct the jury. that the case on the part of CORK, AuguSt 24.- Bsrley, per 16 rt., 14s. 63.• Bore, REPORT CONSIDERED.- Feel of Glengall's Estate BEL
--- PUBLIC BUSINK.S.
PARIS, FRIDAY, 600 P.M. the crown could not be sustatned. This was no vague ' Ini •
12s. 4d. to 124 6e. 0 uts, per 14 st., 12s. 4d. te 15s• • , SECOND REA DINCL-Royal Military Asylum Bill.
M. Ledrn Rollin has addressed the Assembly, in direct decision of Lerd Ellen.
objection, but one made on a . . . I'RODUCE. - HAMBURG A fruit 22. -Coffee :
, u new, 12.. 21. to 1.514. 2d. COM MUITEE.S.-Diplomatic Relations witb Cburt of Rome; Tao.
boron h. The court would see tr at in the Indictment t e ces are air.
h Pri t ' The sales of this artie e have been very ex-
a pouch of unusual vehemence and acerbity, con- g . , . „
_d
n.
t were entered as heving tensive during the wick; chop consist of 5,000 bags ot Rio ,
DANTZIC August 19.-The market has been very fiat the Mg-Masters Court of Chanoery (Ireland); Slave Trade (Equator and
sr, et 1 words imputed to tne °Men a l h h .ebe •ed Muscot); 'Dionne:spark, &c.; Renewable Leasehold Oonversion
last two days and, a t oug mos. o t e actors remion
titles! bitter personal att ales against M. Odilon . . a• • . t,a m0m..., but continuously. Jariero, at 245. to 345. ; 2,000 bogs oi Domingo, (Ireland) (pro forme) ; Went India Colonies ; Taxing Metiers
Peen uttered, not in a pieta at
3E
to
' h ff d el bl h •1 1
en eons, era y c taper, yerttcu ar y
a .011- ILa Guayrs, at 315. to 55.-Cotton : The firm, some of I.m o (Court of Chaomry, Ireland) Salariee, &e. ; Bille.
Barret, a ell:Gay on the Extreme Left, and an apology evidence showed that one peerage of the speech 31s. ; 2,500 bag. e
duster. Now, V e h I descri tions • 60Ib. and ond en went off at 40s. to REPORTS. -Post-Hone Licenses (Ireland); Pastor co News-
ier the Ittd Republic. written down by Brothers was uttered a quarter 01 an . .
. bour demsnd is very limited ;60 bales of American, of good 4 a awe, 14 , , ,
ali d 41 11' ' ' dd • d 415., and a fair, high mixed, small lot we could have paperelChannel Inlande); Westmioster Impromments ; Bale.
v, muss dit in Broteers's nate. The meddling qu ty, were one at 5.- ice es an goo (Man , in TLIIRO READINGS.-Traneter of landed Property (Irennd);
This speech was marked as much by contradiction before the one that followe bought at 425. Only 150 lists have changed hands _ , _
,_ _
N...) . _ _ _ _ _ . . _
~ the wife and inconeistency as by passion and vehemence. M. learned cou .
mei then quoted a cam from a beo , e ete y an p
k el. d b d rites are rising. The market is relented bare of Caro.
M WI b h'eh went to show Una. Several thousand bags of East India sorts have been the lut two d. .
ays 'This morning, althouC no markets Loem ACO. , Fever (iremna , Dublin Police , Ville.
oo • e. •.... . PEFITIONB.-By Mr. OLD, from Canteens, Corawall, aiming
he Attorney-General and ,r. esy, w i day opened with the purchase of ou 1115111 I 1 1 rot 'net the repeal 01 the duties on copper ore-Mr. WAKLEY, Ito I. the
rife of F. Luis Blew: ntxt mounted the tribune, and com- t •
that the objection taken WnS in effect he .
ld as a valid one takem-Sugar : The market is firm, but no transactions
475 , and shout 100 Lam fellowed of mixed and fine mixed dojo,. or e oteettoa re". tit. hew to ponum nonipininina or the
be Wife OI IMllred a regular lecture on the organisation of be Lord Enenborough, in trying a cue ot libel, I. bbe fan moment have occurr.d. bidders do not press their
Ta rt o y
stock upon the market.-Exchanges : London, three months, at 435. to 440 6d. The quantity for sale, at this rootnene,, is treatment of the Chartnt prieonere.-Mr. HUME, from • number of
itboar, which was soon perceived by the Assembly '
v. Tippet." by no means large, aad further supplies are retained by the East India proprietoes, in favour of the Batters claims.
.5 Nevi% ra and Mr. Baron Platt decided 13 51 per II.; short, 13 71; discount, 11 to 2 per cast.
lc he almost word for word a reproduc'ion of Ins Mr, Weleby argued cent ,
he wired *Woos at the Luxembourg. 'l'he result was, in favour of the crown. .
the defence.
d h • f•r
Mr. l'arry then addreme t e jury • TALLOW.-Tallow is very firm, at 445. 9d. on A VERAGES, FROM THE " LONDON GAZETTE." 01 LAST NIGHT.
, thaw& lir, in a few minutes, the Assembly emptied •
il b et f the crown then commenced. . RTC m BEANS. .l PEAS.
The re' yont• Pa ° the spot ; 459. October to Decembet ; 16s. January to March. , *Heat ! BARLEY. OATS. i
13e greater part of its contents into the bweelt,, as ths ________---,
,ofa ma It is still looking up. DISTRICTS. ',Wieners "wasp I goeteeere . a e.t.g. , hluestet• Atereee Qrs. 11.111111411' temenes, AT.1•1•1 'all I awn.*
oireshnr-nt-r• rim is called. At last, a little before ; Nut masa 4 sear • ark.. ....14.
.! stk., sou.. piss. /AL pi..., loia rime.
iliddlreer• SHIPPING. • 81,91 U I 44 71--- 06 22 7
~--2 T it 10 .1 12l 28 3 227 37 7
rect. Bee eI, NI. Louis Blanc, perceiving that he read his Ito-
'Dublin 2 . Waterford, 1 ; Donaghy.- CORN.-DERBY, August 25. We had
' - ' a slow London
W. crock- tire to an Empty house, applied to the I resident to
, • lAiLts ARRIVED.-- i r Uxbridge - ..•
Fl d 1 trade in Wheat, at Is. to 2s. advance. Oats, Beans, and e.. e lOl 21 2.1 115 39 2 , 99 11 11 49 13 It
1. Guernecy, &c., I ; French, I ; an ern . -.. 6690 at , is 2i
dee , 104 21 6 / ... ... •I 45 32 8 • 11 32 0
. Grebes'. Idiom, a d allow him to finish his discourse when .._
GoNDON, U
A gust 26.-Wind this day at noon, . .
EE Re Barley Is. dearer. Wheat, 665. to 570. per 36 stone ; white, Hertfordshire
,c law 211•• the hsuse sl.ould re-assemble.
.• moderate breeze, and dull, cloudy weather, with rain. 54e. to 575. Barley, 30s. to 31s. Oats, old, 22a. to 28e. per Buckinghamshire
5 22 0 ! 14 99 2.. 66 39 3 16 39 0
--4A' N W.- move .
A• d • Resist- 24 stone. Flour, 385. to 395. per '2O stone. Ofxonlobire .... 18:49 0 ( 85 83
opol, fag The President accordingly announced that toe PORTSMOUTH, AuFust 25. . • Wiltshire
, y 00.1407 ening would be euspended until half-past seven. ance, Quebec, for Leith.
p.m. eariable.-Arrieed: Doasurna, August 24.-The supply of Wheat at to-day's wit.hhe 022 0 • 74 40 3•14 35 3
.....:
2648 51 ,' 10 30 , 43 29 o', 1 I .
market was quite equal to the demand ; the trade ruled dull, surrey „.... „.. 996 54 t
_•• -
- Rm. W. I Pal now enabled to state poesitively that the DEAL, ARTITSt 24.-N.W. to W.
frd Trinidad ;A. G. Gill, New Orlears, but what sales wets effected exceeded considerably our hot Kent
: Lodes. Is eeth, Lord Hunger cr , 42 i 21 0 12 36 it i 36 31 4 • 69 38 6
gennument intend, at the clot* of the debate to-night, , ici ~tey Stephen, Quebec, end sailed for week's quotation. Barley, Oats, Beans, and Pees followed suede'.
for Bremen , 0 lon • lants 2122 31 160 80 37 21 6 7370;4136 9 • 5 40 0
davesford* la demand of the house the authorisation to impeach • b A •ved from the river : Boyee, Cey .in the same wake. The weather still continues very showery, L_
tag.
WO Ibga Orims y. rri
ad railed : Malcolm, Rio Janeiro ; and no apparent preepect at preseut of a favourable change, e°'
Calandiere and Louis Blanc. Arrived lrom the river a . Dem" 930 .53 ,I 91 94
ee. tall. S L ace and has
ailed: Britannia, t. awre , and which seriously rehash the progress of harvest opera. eoree,e,l -
wardms It will be seen, b ferenee to our Bourse Victors, Quebec- S
yre , tions in the neighbourhood. The bad reports on the subject teetee,,etablee ..." 1866 55 II 202 17 540 !137 0
,/,01 cot" t beck.
17107, that the funds have undergone no change sine!, pxo
A t 24 -Arrived : Comet, Rio Grande, of Potatoes are daily confirmed. Wheat, white, 141. 10s. to MorimutheblM ...... -. 303 56 I i ;•,.• - ' "' - 1$ el*" - -
L LiTross, urn . ~_. •••
to, ez.nta , .tday. It mast not, however, be inferred from I" 161. 10s.; red, 14e, to 161. Barley, 30s. to 332. Oats, 23c to Gloucestershire - ...
S be ... •••
for Hamburg. Herefordshire
s iled : Clara Quebec. 255. Pea, new, 40t. to 445. Beans, 38s. to 42a. Wheat,
. tin ee'. ,
,uag that business is maintaining a steady coarse ; c
~itoiterrem August 24.--s , .
Bata worceatern.v...
1110 33 .. ... - •••
el, Chen* . 2.5 S W -Arrived : Republtean, • white, new, 311.
o Log ...if 8661e10 iS, indeed, paralyzed; confidence is extinct ; Cowes, August • •-• • • )3 ' .
533 33 . , . ... ••• ••• • • -
New Bedford ; both for remen. ELY, August U.-Wheat, 46.• 2d. per qr. Barley, 30s. •`lllteledehire
nackleton. ellarlarce is in a state of complete prostration. The more; Atlantic,
24.--Sailed ; Sea Bird, Pieton. Oats, 20e. -Beans, 335. 6d. ~ M efi .- •••
4 30 0
J. aback's. rejection of th d 1 ti ing private
e propoee aw sanc on EXMOUTH, August ,
ee 11 boo Adelside,l3.A. Derbyshire'
or u‘v4a PLYMOUTH, August --- a , .
t Sydney, C.D. HULL, August 28.-The weather has been very an wee„kuhke
41
is I
;yo. Se' InellSement with their credi'ors, for the relief of .., A t 25 -Arvind. Augus a,
,VI d much rain having fallen since our last ; but it Leteeetemmee -
Nies 1.161 altaraercial houses which are sinking under the ex- rir ORFORD, ague •
RENA (RUTLAND FRITH), August 20.-Mamcluke, se e ,
now appears more settled. The reports reepecting the Northimplon
otritional pressure of the critie,. has completed tbe getbee, for Yindhorn. iatenee Potato disease continue nnfayourable The e bee been Rutland
. r 31 31 '''
1 ..3
V- ••• • • •
397 17 1 li 34' 7 ......: ::: ... ...
iii jade% 94 -Arrived : Ocean Queen. - ,
August - . . ment in the Corn market, and prices of all kinds Welke° OB3 122 0
mt. flo°°- eatatnercial disaster commenced by the political PWLLHELI, d d art of deek load winch excite li. .
IHI 46 8 30 4 744 19 - •••
for Barmouth, with cargo Arlie ,en p
ff C Clear have been daily on the rise ; but there are no stocks here of
'.ol4irrtrsenier f h.
iBw 1 c h every successive month since struck by a sea n IP,' .. 19001 49 :9730 11 161 21 1:62n1II gg 36 iiii .3-1
eabel.os4 Fthettary has produced. ff h•b en
wathed o , aei• e
- -The Warrior, for Jamaica, winch pat consequence for speculators to operate upon. Wheat may Suffolk
'ffi ted 3s to 4.. per qr. higher ;as also Barley, Beans, Pees, Norfolk I4HI 49 1 3641 130 4 , 45 22 1 115 36
It ' DEAL August .a. .. . bee. ih cootaot sin quo • 11571 49 i 2427 2 ! 664 18 1i6129 8 4 $29 31 ... ...
Lodi, NEM 4„....is apprehended, and indeel is certain, that the ~k to.aay, with loss ot bowsprit, heel
1 also lost and Oats, each 2s. per v. higher. Since onr last, 7,436 vs,. Lincolnshire e
2463 50 ' 100 29 0 . 456 to 1 13 24 011 1113 31 735 0
n••;•••••; of th ' • f h f If• ases '-
Lad laide for Quebec; the former veal%
from
e rejection ot e measure orere in c the Roye e , ot Linseed have arrived viz.-2,925 qrs. from Rine ; 1,968 Nato .. as . .
twater damaged. The Onen n, Yorkshire 15090 31 66 213 5 1421 20 i - ... .01 .„
re from Taganrog e901:1 qrs. from Archangel ; 900 qrs. from 119
'' 41Meed
s - Ing bankruptcy by the Aesembly. will be eathead, and had eu .
ii the Goods in Sands this q_ .. Lancashire - - - ... ...
;41. cr. I. which got o d 443 qrs. from Memel. These arrivals 43 56 4 91 10 • ' I -
Ceda to Heleingiom• . Koolgsberg ;an Westmoreland. • -
MP* 13011 followed b f mense enin 's tide. being principally on crushers' account, the market has been eleebeeleed 797 57 , lit 32 2 141 24 18 37 3 ... ...
to aid 31. tr'ett. y commercial failures o. 1112 . _ __jilted off this ev g
Th _
..m. ..m
mornit!g, we,. was
's Hors, August 19.- e sch rAt ,
but li htl supplied, whilst there has been a good demand, yortbumbeemag. 1984 63 14 29 4 140 23 I ... •• 433 4 ... ...
t•usnat'f• Contrary to what ST. MAILOARET .
n into the Holm Sound, from the g. 1 _ . a
Bisck
minim
..
and prices have consequently 'wren Is. per qr. l7ll 53 ! 22 26 ' ..- ••• • ••• ... - ...
. Weigle°. was expected, no military pre- of Rothasty, while come g ,
so mucb dautard that she 340 54 - I• 3 34 3 , 5 18 ; ... ... ! ... ... ... 1. .
own. 1866' fitlioos
. were apparent around the Assemblv to-day. ,a,aamed, went OR 8 r
hore and wu 40s fin 41 •Pte b 3.9. to 39 • Web°
Sea is worth . ; extra a, ~. ers urg, • t r - - ___
discharged, but it a hoped she --- ,---- -- --- --
An ine,„..... d has Rios 'As. to 375.; Archangel, 365. to 375.; Memel ana .3, pirimweialAugsp...... in,,m, 151 4 soss so 3 1 205 os ast as n I use s; a I cie st.
,
--- Was observed in the number Of troors lined with the tide, an
......-•------%; armee, ~.
esr'rL'lse sealif we itardena and courts. and a tarong body off
may be got •

m;CixAltrary to what was expected, no military pre-
_ bone Were apparent around the Assembly to-day.
_kr increase was observed in the number of troops
'111)51cg the gardens and courts, and a strong body

NOTICES OP MOTlON.—lents.—Mr. ANDERSON, ot bringing
up the A ppmpriatioe Clause, to eon the attention of the house to the
Peary emu of passenati transit to India, in that oration of tt e column-
Mention *Mai in under the enetroi Of tb.• East India Company.

CIFILLTTIMAM.— Mt. ruler, au liunday neat, to move a new
writ for Cheltenham.
llensov's BAT COMPAITT.—MT. HUMP. me Tuesday neat, to move
for an mown of the capital of the ttuiisrin'e hay CoMpany, a list of
the proprietor... the number of shares held by met, and a return of
the imports and repots of the company.
VANcotrma's CHRIerrT, early nest session, to mows
an address to the crown for the saspenalon of the grant of this
Island to the 'lodine's Bay Company.
BAIIIRT AT ELECTIONS.—Mr. HtME, roly next session, to move
a resolution that whemver bribery and truing ehs't be proted be-
fore an election committee, the home thou order the person giving
and the per-on receiving the bribe to te prosecuted.
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH ROME BILL.
On the motion that the house go into committee, in answer
to Sir J. TYRELL,
Lord J. RUSSELL said that, if e hoe. gentleman de-
sired, there would be no difficulty in giving the name of the
police constable who posted the Lord Lieutenant's proclama-
tion on the door of Templeknowe Chapel.
Mr. SPOONER consinered the bill an infraction of the
Bill of Rights, and he therefore felt that be was justified in
using the forms of the house to prevent its passing. It was
a measure of too much importance to be passed in so small a
house and sit se late a period of the stallion.
Lord J. RUSSELL did not think it was in accordance
with the usual forms of the house to have repeated discus-
Ilene on the principle of a hill after it had been affirmed on
the second reading. (Hear, hear.) The value of tho a
forms depended on their being used with moderation; and
he wan afraid that the house would be ol'liged to consider
those forms with a view to some alteration it they were used
to obv.ruct the legialstion of the country. (Hear, hear.) He
did not think that had the house been better attended the
results would have been different from those which had
occurred on the several divisions which had taken place on
this measure.
Sir J. TYRELL hoped that his hon. friends would not
contitue their opposition any longer, sae.ng that it would be
perfectly useless. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. NEW DEG ATE said that there was a deep feeling in
the country that this bill would be the foundation of other
measures which would be highly offensive to them as pro-
tenants.
Sir R. INGLIS defended the course taken by the oppo-
nents of the bill.
The house then went into committee.
On the second clause,
Mr. ANSTEY proposed to omit the word " not " in the
,first line of the clause, the omission of which would be to
seal.', the Queen to receive an ecclesiastic as ambassador
front the Court of Rome.
The Et rl of ARUNDEL and SURREY sed t that the
hon. baronet the member for Essex had seemed him of read-
ing a vile and diegustiug book. The book to which the hon.
baronet referred was the "Darden of the Send," a book that
be believed was very much used by English Roman catho-
lic'. (Hear, hear.) It was a book he often read himself:
He eupposi d the part referred to by the bon. haroott was
the examination of conscience. He certainly would not
challenge the hon. baronet to read that part. (Hear, hear.)
He should be sorry it he did so. (Hear, hear.) But if he
read the questions, be hoped the hon. baronet would not
object to give the answers from himself. (Laurhs.er.) Wbv,
there were parts of the Old Testament which he would
challenge the hon. baronet to read. The hon. and learned
gentleman who hail addressed the house had proposed an
amendment which obviated the necessity of the motion which
stood in his name. He would therefore support ,he amend-
ment proposed by the hon. and learned gentleman, and, if
carried, would withdraw his own.
After a few words from Mr. ANaTEY,
Lord PALMERSTON did not think that insult was in-
tended to the court of Romo by those who inserted this clause
in another place and these who supported it in that house.
It was a clause inserted in deference to wh the believed to
be misconceptions on the part of the people of this country.
He did not think that the retention of the clause would ren-
der it unacceptable to the court of Rome, set ing that a great
change had taken place in the government of Rome. It was
now a constitutional and secularised government. (Hear.)
Both Russia and Prussia had refuted to receive an ceclesias•
tical envoy from Rome, but that did not prevent diplomatic
relations. For these reasons he should oppose the amend-
ment.
Sir J. TYRELL asked what would become of the infal-
libility of the Pope if the court of Rome was secularised.
The noble lord (the Earl of Arundel)said that the " Garden
of the Soul" was daily used by him, and that there were paa-
, asses in the Old Testament which could net be publicly read.
But there was this difference, that the " Garden of the Soul"
we. written by human beings. As he was challenged by the
noble lord to read the book he would do to. (No, no.)
I Lord J. RUSSELL said that he did not see what the sub-

ject on which the hon. baronet wee speaking had to do with
the question of the bill before the house. Everybody knew
that there were certain objections made to the Roman c oho-
licreligion, and that the Roman catholics made certain an-
swers to those objections. Whether those ar.swen were good •
or had wu a pv .sly religious question, and for die lining
such questions the House of Commons was a most unfit
place. (Hear.)
The Earl of ARUNDEL denied that he had challenged

the hon. baronet.
Sir J. TYRELL said that in that ease he would not

rad the primates. (Laughter.)
Mr. H. DRUMMOND said that the ignorance of the hon.
gentlemen near him respecting the most common and ordi-
nary books used by Roman esthetics showed how incompe-
tent they were to meet the Roman catholic., and it was
therefore no wonder that they should exhibit a rancorous
and blind hoetility towards them. (Hear, hear.) He ob-
jected to those hon. gentlemen being considered the exclu-
sive representative' of the protestants. He thought that the
bon. member for Midhurst and the right hon. member for
Stamford, who supported this bill, were as good supporters
of proiestantism as those hon gentlemen who opposed
it. He was opposed tote claws because bethought it rasa
useless ins ult to the Roman cstholics. It would not protect them
from the tricks of the Jesuits. The hon. gentlemen near
him were much mistaken if they thought themselves a match
for the Jesuits. (Hear.) He believed that the clause was
introduced as a sop to bigotry. (Hear.) It was the habit
of some members to run a muck against the very name of
popery. He would discriminate between the ood points
and the bad.
Col. THOMPSON considered the clause as frivolous, mis-
chievous, and impolitic; but as they probably could not
carry the bill without it, he would recommend that it be
averted.
Mr. BLACKSTONE said be would not restrict any wive-
reign from sending any person he pleased as his representa-
tive to another court.
Mr. GORING would support the clause, in the hone that
it would render the bill unacceptable to the court of R9me.
Mr. NEWDEGATE was surprised that the hon. member
for Surrey, who had such an opinion of the tricks of the Je-
suits, should find fault with them for seeking fur the protec- .
thin of the law against them. The hon. gentleman did not
allow for the feelings of the hon. member for Essex, into
whose family such a book had been thrust against his wishes.
He knew of his own knowledge that this Iva not a solitary
instance of such conduct on the part of the Jesuits.
Mr. DRUMMOND said he had not alluded to the means
by which the hon. member for Essex got possession of the
book. He could himself confirm every word that had been
said of the infamous conduct of Roman catholic priests in
this respect. (Hear, hear.) He knew that they had met
the female members of the families of bis own relations in
secret and endeavoured to withdraw them from the authority
of their parents. (near, hear.)
Mr. SHEIL said it was painful to Roman catholic* to hear
unqualified imputations of an unworthy kind cast on
their religion and its ministers. (Hear, hear.) He did
not think that discussions of this kind would tend to pro-
mote the cause of true religion. (Hear.) He did not con-
cur in the sentiments expressed by the hon. gentleman who
had just at down. For God's sake let them keep clear of
polemics; let them keep clear of the Garden of the Soul.
(Hear.) The government could not be justly accused for
the introduction of this clause. It was carried in the House
of Lords by a majority of three. Now there were seven
Roman catholic peers who abstained from voting. If they
had voted there would have been a majority against the
clause. (Hear.) He did not know whether then' did so
because they considered that a consecrated diplomatist would
be the best, hut seeing that they abstained from voting alto-
saber it was hard fee Roman catholic at least to blame the
government for the clause. (Hear.)
Mr. KEOGH was surprised that there should be so much
apprehension on the part of the protestants of this counery
because a cardinal in red stockings might he sent ea am-
bassador to this country. He thought that the course pur-
sued by the hon. member for Shoreham (Mr. Goring) was
moat unjuftifiable in voting for the clause in the hope
that it would be considered an insult to the court
of Rome. He was of opinion that if the clause were
retained it would be considered an insult to the
Pope and the professors of the Roman catholic religion,
and thot the bill would be thereby rendered entirely useless.
He did not think that they had a right to dictate to the
court of Rome in what particular manner diplomatic rela-
tions were to take place between this country and that court.
He was for leaving both parties free, and waitet the intro-
dation of anything like dictation. He believed, if the
clause was retained, that it would render the bill unneces-
sary. He would oppose the amendment of the hon. and
lamed member for Yonghal, but would support the clause
of the noble lord the member for Arundel.
After a few words from Mr. GORING in explanation,
Mr. P. HOWARD thought that the amendment proposed
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by the hw. and learned Member for Youghal veCtild
the question in a moat incenvenient way. fie would prefer
dividing on the motion of the noble lord the o ember for
Arundel, which would leave all parties perfect freedom.
The howe should recollect that, up to a late period, this
country was virtually represented at Rome through
Hanover. (Hear, hear.)
Lord I. RUSSELL hoped that the bon. and learned
member would withdraw his motion, and allow the house to

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... divide on the motion of his noble friend (the member for .
2 37 0 Arundel), particularly au it was by no means clear that the •
effect of the hon. and learned membtr's amendment would
"' not be to prevent her Majesty from receising any person
: from Rome in the character of envoy who was not an eccle- I
eisatic. (Hear, hear.)
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. Mr. ANSTEY signified his intention of preseing hie
amendment to a division.
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3R 0 Mr. HEALD said that he must content himself with .
322 expressing his opinions only, because he had paired off with
.. .._ .:: another member of the house, to whom he bail written to
... ... release him from hie engagement, but from whom he tad not
.-.•— had time to receive an answer. He admired the candor; .V
. 22 2 and manliness of the noble lord the member tor ' 1
16 33-1 Arundel ; but his declaration, made some years ago, did
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... .... more than anything be knew to prepossess the people of this
... ... country against the Roman catholic religion. He did not ~,
7 33 0 think that any clear or distinct reasons had been given in
U • • the introduction of this measure. He did not think dart 1 k
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..• they could separate the ecclesiastical and temporal character
—.. "' of the Pope, or that the noble lord opposite, the Secretary
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for Foreign Affairs, would be a match for him as a diplo- 0 ;
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. • Mr. UR:IUHART wee opposed to the bill, ant would do
QS - ell in his power to reader it inoperative., ..
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