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and although her and Miss Foster, just mentioned, are not yet iic,
teen years of age, they are both sub-professors in the Academy.
The second Act commenced with an overture composed b,t• .
Packer, a boy about eighteen or nineteen yew, of age, and stit:.
will bears comparison with those of names of considerable CIO:
brity. The recitative and air, composed and sung by Miss Bill.
chambers, " Semplicetta tortorells" (with harp obligato and a.
chestral accompaniments by Lucas). was a most happy eff.rt, ati4
elicited great applause. Young llohnes. a prong( a his Maps 7,
played kloschelat's variations on the " Fall of Paris" in a mare lay
style, and does Mr. Potter, his master, the greatest credit. Tha
Concert concluded with the ft nok to the first Act of Tancrrdi, in
which the quartetto, " fir infelice afretti midi" wes tnost
fully sung by Misses Bellchanabers, Watson, Grant, and 31r.
Sapto.
At the conclusion of the Concert, Sir John Murray proceeded
to announce the rewards to the successful Candidates, whn basic,
made their obeisance in the Orchestra in rotation. were then eni:
ducted into the Directors box, where they received, from her Royil
nighties* the Princess Augusta, the awards so mane. The your.
ladies who were so fortunate as to obtain medals, having then
pitted round their necks, suspended by elegant scarlet sari
ri4ands, the names of the successful aspir..nts were announced at
follows

PRINCIPAL PIANO-FORTE PRlZES.—:hies Die:enc,
medal; 3liss Foster, silver medal; Miss Palen, for general go.t
conduct, silver medal ; Miss Watson, singing, silver medal; 1i hl
Bellchambera, progress in harmony and composition. 3 leer medal
Miss Orant, for progress in singing, the second medal ;
tier, for progress on the piano. forte, the second medal ; 31i•s Broad,
burst, for progress on the harp, the second medal ; 3liss Watson.
for harmony and composition, the second medal. To Misses
Childe, A. Jarvis. and Prescott, for general improvement and al.
tention to their studies, books were awarded.
Boys.—Charles Lucas, for general good conduct and inprovi.
meet, silver medal ; Charles S. Packer, for harmony and compe,i,
tion, silver medal ; W. H. Holmes, for instrumental perform:tree,
the silver medal, and for harmony and composition, the s-ror,d
medal; John Howard, for instrumental performance, the second
medal ; to Masters Dorrel, !Birdie, and Blagrove, fur room is
their various studies, silver pencil-cases.
As soon as her Royal Highness had gone through the arduoes
task of delivering these numerous rewards, the orchestra, vocals's!
instrumental, performed " (fad save the King," amidst the sp.
plmse of one of the most elegant audiences we ever witnessed, four.
sixths of which were females.

IVe have great pleasure in recording, that on Tuesday evening
the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the committee received a comit;u.
ni;ation from her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta,
ing her wish that the whole or the cost of the medals and pn.:
for this occasion should he at her expense, in addition to her uth r
donations to tt.e Institution.

It is impossible not to notice the unceasing anxiety of the Nnble.
men and Gentlemen of the Committee in the object tltey have a'.
'den:Alum, the advantages resulting from which are fully shewn
their statement of the progress of the Institution which we hzot
given.

LIVERPOOL CORN.EXCHA2VGR, TUESDAY, JULY 4.

Since last Tuesday we have had some few shower., but the want
is still very great in this neighbourhood, as well as all over die
kingdom. At our market this day we had a fair demand, limier!.
laxly in Wheat, to the dealers and millers (whi se stocks are law),.
at prices s stri tas last, but an animated drita• for Oats, and on_
ridernble sales made at an improvement of Id. I id. pi, build.
One lot of superior Irish sold at 3s. I Id. per 4514. Cots doable
business has also bet n done in Barley, :Balt, Bras, and Pc a, at
an advance of 'dicta 2s. per quarter. Little has Item (lane la
Bonded rlrain ; the pock of that article increases. Orr '1 binder
eat 3,000 barrels of Dantzic Hour will be put tap by arrt oa fa
home consumption.

GRAIN.

Wheat per 7011,.

d. s. d.
F.ngllsh, Red & White 9 0 a 10 0
Scotch and Welsh.... 0 3 9 3
Irish ....... ..... 7 9 9 4
Canada.............. 7 5 b 7
Foreign ....... i 10 9 6

Beans per Qr.
Enpllsh 49 0 so 4
Foreign 44 0 47
Id az 49 0 4' r.
_ Flour

Du. in bond
Oats per 4 45.
. .

English, t er >Olt, ..50 0 n
lash 49 0 51 U
American, per barrel 33 0 34 v
Canada 30 0 32 v
()anneal per 2401 b.
English ..... 35 0 3R u
Irieh 29 0 3i V
Flaxseed per Qr.
Canada 3l 0 33
Baltic and Egyptian-31 0 33

EngliehandSearh .. 3 9 4 0
Wei.h 3 7 3 10
Ir141 l
Foreign i G 3 9
Do. In bond ..... 2 G 2 0

Herley per 64.11 b.

Scotch 4 V 5 0

46 4 9

Foreien 4 9 b 0
lingll.ll Grinding.... 4 9 Z. 0

Indian Corn, per qr.. 38 0 40 0
bla,t per Qr. ........ 52 0 C 4
Rapeseed per Last, Irish 171 a hi

IMPOIITZD INTO Lt VVVVV OL /ROY
JULY IN(

TAX 27?. O JeNi TO TNI SD OF

Wheat, Qn.

Cosodirlse
Ireland
►:urope

24144
4136

Oatmeal, Sacks
Coastwise
Ireland ..........

Tots! 11167
Oats. Qty.
__.

Total..
Beans, Qrs.

Coaetwise
Ireland

8111

rano wise .
671
Leland 8166

T0ta1........ Dl6l
Flour, Sack*.

Cnastwire
Ireland ..

Cna.tni.e ......:. ............ 100
Ireland

Total i Ml
Europe, barrels
Malt, Qrs.
Coast wise 2229

STOCK OF GRAIN AND !LOOK II
WiKat ;QUI.)
O.tl ;qrs.)