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IN Bet.NKIISI,SCSEIISItt A Vlt,', SATINVOLEMSER C0U-
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.0.. cases went freely; good first pile at eat, second ditto stanc.es, he. felt it his duty to bring the matter ander the at wernouth, whose children wero well able to take 1 taken during the morning eitting will, eve understood, '
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rt. 44 the/0 dhig t vg, Uri eas 6d to ees, mid third mile mes, mouldy ees to 94s 6;3, dionsideration of the Committee. The instructions to the care of him. lee conaPlained that such persons shoutel be Ibe taken at six &deck,
and broken gat 6d, cloves are in good request with a Commalattde.e vrretrbe toc,fallow no correction' that were not in allowed to rtralin in a workhouse. Ile wished to test I The House then adjourned until six.
Sonnanzbula, a charaeter M whieh Jenny Lind had
ihe witness; and dading that two', if the opinion et the House on this subject. .•
• PANIES' STOCK.
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firm market. We quote Bencoolen at Is 4el to Is 9J, the h er ii g
so recently appeered, and ene which etc had moreover
SUN OFFICE, Seven o' Clock.
Amboyna, lld to ls 2d, Bourbon and Zanzibar 8a to gid. not more, persons had hteg employed in
correct_ Mr. BA/NEg hopea tho House would not divide on The Howse reeumed st Sin o'clock
so completely made her own, that nothing coull have ex- a From the official Li,,t.
BILLS FirOhl THE LORDS. ÜBLISHED EVENY TUESDAY AND FRMAY EVENING.
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cused the rashness of the atterapt, by Madeene Sontag.,
For Cinnamon full rates are asked, still few sales have iNng tide evidence, he eent a communication to this tubjcct without having all the facts of the ease
THELONDON GAZETTE been made. Mice is in steady request at from 23 to 25 Bd. air. . Gore, stating, that if he %mend make before Stern to which the Hon. Member (Capt. Pecheli) Meserngers nom the L0r,13 brought up teveral Bills. te
p ~, it r.Ol tie:, LONDON, FRIDAY, JULY 20.
certain alterations in his own hand-writ:mg, he would had referred. OVERCROWDING OF IRISH S TEAMERS. ve sUeeess of the moet triumphant emd undoubted chat
• For Nutmegs a good sale exists, and holders display . .
Mr. CARDWELL wished to ask the President of the racter, and that succeS3 Meelenat. Sontag has achieved, - wes
(THIS EVENING.) firmness. again bring the subject before the Conernitte. He had, The clause Was then agreed to.
the Lind herself could not have excited a greater furore 7Oll-370-072tSCila SaillYiZS.
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Board of Trade whether it was his intention to give ,
RICE.-TO-day Bengal Rice met with attention, find however, received no reply, which placed him in a some- Oft clauthe 18 being movee,
Her aria d'int.-atx "Come pr rme serene," was a mar- Dividend Amount
WAR-OFFICE, JULY 20, 1849. former rates were well supported. At auction 3,730 what difficult position; and his course now rvould be to Sir 11. l'v ILLOUGHBY said the Miei,stion involved in substantial effect to tae priecipal rectramendatips of
venous piece ol vocal excelleecy. It was a rich specinan
of perat:teuicoetniierawaueical 4 Naino of Company. p,:r of Paid. Fri' e•
Ist Regiment of Dragoons-Lieut. Herbert Morgan bags an sold at as 6d to lOs 6d for mid to good white, consult the Speaker, as to the mode of his proceeding. this.clause Was whether in t''° asoers n persons received Captein Denhern, with regard to the or repowdmg of
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to be Captain, by purchase, vice Gough, who retires,
and at 53 ed to 93 6J for damaged; 29 pkgs Tousles Moja Mr. W. PATTEN asked the Noble Lord what course into the wothhoude frotir:oamee.i,diencti sichnets, their pro- Lath steamers on their passage from eretaed to this mbrai:lery, the chrematic past ages ..-- md_ '• - •
were given with en ease, P Inalliancy, end a perfection of .-
w I. d. X s. d.
July 20; Cornet and Adjutant William Harrisson to
fetched 5d per lb for sound. he intended to takein reference to Printing the evidence? pert). should be taken t in rn by the guardlans. Ile country ?
et. per met. 40 0 0 to 0 0 23%
have tbe rank of Lieutenant, July 19; Cornet Michael
Mr. L A BOUCHERE said he belie ved he
elt)i,eh are •eo b,e. feend combined i.n ro other :°strala'l4•• •• -•• ••
arttaa aorta aeaerteae se yet esatt so o 0 50 0 0 40a.d.
able. Madame;ha:Sdoahtettl:'te'li::::fiheii.w(ditiuttedi:
COCHINEAL.-To day 77 bags of Honduras at auction Lord DUNCAN said he should follow the precedent thought the Comipit3e.ceipoithilLpianugtesubeehforhestrlairvaes
should e ventuall ' ado t sub aantiall • ard in rieci le -'•
prrsi rving
sina'er. Tier manegement of her sotto voce in this ex-
Stocks to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Morgan,
went at barely former rates, low to Itle.ck 38 9d to 5s nd, of Lord Monteagle, and print the evidence in its origi- their assent to a 3 Pt e • 3 • P' P e quistte perform-nee we.s beyond ell praise, und imparted
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Gimi,..ercial.o.l London 0/.. p'er e'en,: ,10.1; 0 0 20 0 0 -
July 20. and boll damp silvers 3s 10d to 43 3d. nal form, together with the directioes. that. He was of opinion teat ca.ses would occur under tho recommendetices of Ca tide Denham for limitiDn" • 1• ' - '
3d Light Dragoor s-Cornet Thomas Clement Belmore
SPIRITS.-A good trade has been done in Leeward Mr. BRIGHT inquired whether or not Mr. Ghre's this clause where the "MUM iU3 would he the stannta the numher of ptseengers en board of etenmera plying
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St. George to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Roche,
Island Rum this week, and prices are on the advance. attention had been directed to tho fact of the coirectione injuria.
Mr. BAINES said it had been necessary to introduce
to the frauds that e
in the Ir.sh channel.
PAUPER CHILDREItr. qt,
~irtsemilnte.ap,ttierweehhs,,
lonlayr ----•• •• •• ' C'. n9r e-iit. !25 0 0 25 0 0 --
promoted, July 20. Sales have been made at Is sil to Is 6d proof and there beieg in two or three different hand: ?
Mr. W. MILES atked a question of the Secretar et hich the .Aniii.ll3 of I tte 1 cars have too g, Ile rally Ditto .......• •• -- , -- ---0
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31st Regiment of Foot-Major George Staunton to
h are not free sellera. A fair quantity of Eest India has Sir GEO
on the guardians by able-bodied f 8 ta f he H, D •f h ne Y onaiit, d. It vvat eung Ity hertdif and CeSz ilati with ex- lei tam :I,oinr-Stock ..• 51. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 16;4,
be LieutenanbColonel, by purchase, vice Spence, tit o
been sold at Is 3d to Is 4d, and some parties highest authority on the subject, to state what was the were practisee. up
RGE GREY appealed to the Speaker, as the such a chair Is thit, to put a :top
__ 9 tam or ti. .me epartment. it e movernment quitite taste, all a P ~,Vr ),C„; !,,,,f
.1 I-, laud.. . ri,/,.
,pe,r c.,,,irt.. 100 0 0 25 0 0 --
ktpt up 1110 enthusiatee of the euii- et:eel\ 01... -• • • t, ~,,,r 0;..n.. 10 0 0 10 o 0
retires; Captain Thomas Co lie or
nyngham Kelly to be i. j ,
will not accept these rates. For Demerara the demand proper mode of proceeding under the circumstances. s f hi the we Ith
persOr;i3 receiving. relic 1 . . r • ouse. .111iny intended to take any steps with regard to the rtatieber mice, which had been - • 1
' curred where atle• bodied people who had rouseG io an ittteuSe pitch en de- ~t,i00,11 of Irf,land -0/. per cent. 00 0(, 22 10 0 -
by purchaee, vice Staunton; Lieutenant John Stillman
23 to 23 2d for 30 to 36 per cent over The SPEAKER s3id it was important that any infor- cases hem cc of pauper children in woilthouses; and whether the relit' b 'it,
has been good at e w perform:ire- ef the " Como ecrer.o.'"The -
aat. i'rovncial or Ea„f. . 6:. per cent. ;00 0 0 35 0 0 --
in the workhouses were found to here Coloris'-offica had teken any means of ascertaining .4'• ~ t• , a • '
Gould to be Captain, by purchase, vice Kelly; Ensign
proof, and stronger at 2s 3tl to as 4(1. For Jamaica !nation procured under the order cf the House thould htd relief
soma inoruhet sc ne, both es r, gerd3 music ant • leen _ mi. .•••• , 5.. , Li- .:011... _0 0 0 tO 0 0 -
S of money corceali d about their t 1; ••
1e ' teeth Australia --•• ' 5/ per cent. - 2).2 le
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George Walter Baldwin to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
the home artd export sale is getting more active for all be perfcctlg correct, and he thought it was the duty et contiderable sum
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lien colonies a ere willin to tette .•
g acang. was . very di c
vice Gould, July 20.
sorts and on the part of holders there is firmness. Sales the Coremitte, under the circumt-Utnces, to recal the ,pi rsons. One m te 'th • • h h
aL., among tem.) o. er cis, stat ,e some of their cniklioa as a renttees? The number r, . . ,- . •
, . ,pe . i
it hiele to this ...cede, in which she eli•ets in
tively given, and the .1,11-that of Australia- - 01. ,er cent. 25 0 0 _,,, 0 0
37th Fuet-Entig,n Charles Staled Blois, to be Lieu-
bave'been made 20 to 9 9 per cent over preof at 2s 3d to witnees for re-exanaination. f t d t h fi d •
could mention, was eun o ave a ve-poun note of peurer chndren In werkauuses in Leglaud and Ne ales . Ditto ........ •••• • • , 61. per cent - 210 0 -
,- ny to Es' o - • t d •ti •• d • tee el c• lal , - 'ft - • ,0 1 0 10 0 0 10%
.a.a. -1/1 , 7ae ac e, vi It, an intensity at-,„.' " r„.O ea...... -. , . per cent. 0, t
tenann wi
•thout purchase, vice Thomas, appointed Quart
2s sd, 30 to 36 over ns 61 to 3i 3d, fine and favourite Lerd DUNCAN, in reply to the question of the lien. secreted about his person; and another with to large a - 56 'l2 3of whieh number 8 3'l INtle c-ble of
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' I "P“ - and trullifulimss that etrongly reminded us of poor t1)--" er -14jr11 ... ••
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termaster of 87th Foot; Gentleman Caeet Robert Wil-
marks 3s 4d to 4s. The tendency of prices is Member for Itlatichesti r, stated !het he publicly objected bum as 22/. 103.
,e tt h . shegest t 'at tLe woras of enterirg Imo sernce,
Melite an. Ilcr mute appeal tu Heaver, to b.•er witness -
ama re at R rim C ea, C.37,11.13.8...111M13.
liam Webb, froaa the Royal binary College, to be to advance and there is a less quantity on offer. Cognac in the Committee to the corrections being in several the clauso be alter"' t°o 'l7 meneY or vaillai.nic teciut_. Mr. eiEOIIeGE GREY was
.unaeretood to say that to her knocence, at, turning away frerta Elvin°, she --,
Ensign, vice 131.0i5. July 20.
~ rity !or noL:ey,"
best brands of the vintage of 1848 is quoted at 3s MI to handwritings. m in _. ISO/ . • a
so as t apely to pe sons t c ,he matter was under the consideration of the Govern- • . • . - twaeled
tells cn her :entree Stull uplim d hands in the N . D' A'clon'it ~e•
60th Foot-Captain John Jones to be Major, by pnr-
-33 Bd, 1847 ditto at found to heve re ert• in their
4i 3d to 4s sd, 1846 dittO 53 3d to Lord JOCELYN asked if the communication sent to house who might bo , pp f meat, but his reply was almost wholly inaudible in the attitude of prayer, was fitite a iiew readirg el the part, ame ,t- Company. per of
Alinum. rit.are. Bald, err
chase, vice Robinson, who retires; Lieutenant Godtrey
5s 6d, 184 5 ditto at 5s 8d to 5s 10d, inferior sorts 2s 3d Mr. Gore wits sanctioned by the Committee? p. shetstonh T gallery. and waa as artistically exemited at it vies fine ly cme .-----------7 ---
Ls3UGHLY still thought that in the case
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Ithedes to Ite Captain, by purehate, vice Jones; Second- to as 6d, and Bordeaux 2s to 2s 2d. For Geneva the Lord DUNCAN le called to the Noble Lord's rem+ Sir 11. IN It. - , LUSHINGTON tomr+rd a eti ion from • i' t em - •
, Ala
.C. -p. , a p t . Colvot.. beet...anti abo wits her acting in the eicene 4 ith ,
rrlE'^ll,ll ic far .-1
s.Laea .... 3/. 10s. 500 0 0i 50 0 0 75
Lieutenant Richard Hatcourt Rol-Almon to be First-Lieu-
value is Still 15 9d tO Is 10d for ord, and fine at 23 ad to lection, who was a mentber of the Committee, that this for instance, td a r'udittd,pd alt mg rom a h oia e, Westminster, cemplaining that the Hetme did not repre- Elvirm, in the lent aet-the " Tutto e seielto" and "Ah mimes rirt.t: .i.n.,,:r ..17,..);. 71. 4s. Gd. 1100 00,11 0 0 - -
tenant, by purchase, vice Rhodes, July 20. f tho 3s 3d. There is still no variation in the value of British matter WaS referred to the co.isideridion of four gcntie- and in consequence t_-'e . ,
,e,ripmary snelter in thie ,cent. the prep. rty, intelligeece, or iedusiry of tho em- percl.6" scene. She s, erned sad at.d heart bre,akina, Ditt ) Marine... -• • Q. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 -
UNATTACHED.-Lientenant Eamund Roche, rj
Urill 20. made Spirit. men on the Committee, and it was at their instance the workhouse, be 5a,01,110 11/117,1e se. any money or valuate.° tare, anti Fret ing tor au extension ot the suffrage. rather then hitert-b,eltenemi,e egeny had not Ceased, tee tatf•it ••• ••.• .... se• 13s.(011.prtli. 50 005 6 8 Shit!,
3d Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by purehas(e),
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itzALTPETRE.-There was mere demand to•clay pri- communication was se.nt to Mr. Gore. securhy for molten ' the, e might halm about him taken Mr. C. ANSTY s del on met day fort Lig ht he Elv,uld numbness of &snail- teal not vet come on, she hal not
_nerikti,,Lits:cht:dt.Teli.ti•e 75». per ,liare 50 0 0 50 0 5%
ond
ardians.
1 creefa as. leo o o to o o 19
MEMORA.NDIT3I.-Tbe Carisrlian
intainahcislo,. t
vately in Saltpetre, and rather hitther rates were paid; Mr. HAYTEII, seid the Committee had allowed Mr, from him by the, move for I, L'itt tO I.‘ring in a Bill to consolidate fi3heries ceased to feel as licatrt-braken persons melte to feel, for leaate •• •• •• •• •• •• •• - et, it-,,a -
i ent, ar
gtelid there would el b a Ois ooilo o 0 65
Lieutenant Jervois. of tho Coy on 1
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s,aa
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~ le3 680 begs Calcutta went at 26s to e6s ad for 7 prr cent. Gore to revise his evidence, but re (-Fleeted hien et, the Mr. BAINES s -' • '
wee s e , . ere- pursuant to the report ot the Committee on the i-:u hi; ca-
tho weund vt. as yet green and the agony wet yet intense. Yeittittildt•• -•••• " -14 s. 50001500 --„4
" Edwyn Stanhope,", and not "Edwat ~ Tempe, e
refraction. The market has an improving appearance. same time to rateke as few alterations as he possibly Sonery pee er vesthd in the mars
erten& to act as they (Great hughter.) The finale, the fer-ftmed "Non giunge," was the itedett sec. t...a-a•w.•••••• •••• se ,e6ra. t %° 00 1 (2, 0 5'
each • att•cule
previously steted.
.INDIG).-To•day 1,199 chests (nanlUding 205 with- c arid consistent with its accuraoy. It appeared to him might thiek. riaht in P,_ _ caste Lerd I). STUART prcssnted two petitions from rnott brinient voted clitplay perhaps ever witnessed. It oaropoaz Life ••.• • • ipereceenni. 320 °O
0° 21-
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hale e '-'h F
Captain Jetha Armstrong, upon -ray et, oot,
drawn) have passed the sale. A small propertion of the them the Committee had acted ahogether unofficially in The 18..1 .. .
•il -laoqe as enameled was then agreed to. M mylebeue, one signel by 1,100 aed the other by 1,500, a -tun leat•; e ~ i• •.ee ti 7
p .to i gas a.sths to ,ii,a a la. ie initn,:rl t wee 1., •, . ; - .A.ll paid. 15
_. ~: • . .'arni i 0 Endowurr t Soc. 41. & bs. 100 0 0 4 0 0 -
. has been permitted to retire from the army by the sale
' re 11-11_
ei agreed to.
. . . . • - ct.n:asons .•.•• • • • • 61. rer ceot. 20 00 300 -
above quantity consisted of Bengal 3 of middling qua:Ay, not, con3plying with the rules of the House, end under Clause's 19,and 20 we
.0 agaiast Smelly trading. capeble of ccaemplishing, if a musician we nCs 10
of an unattached cornmitsion, he beirg about to be,come h'll • al t ,e, • •••• • • 61 -er cent 0 t -'k - 125
and sold at ali„t the rat„ prtai„sly „tablisbed, The those circummances he saw no elternative but to . have Mr. EADSES tlilen l'''''° t. am." le i° awmg clime' Mr. COBDEN Presented a Petition frem a Place in ar.etrtain what is the ext,,,-,,, or his art, let, then, n annttnst, dtt
...... l'h ty • lot' er '0 ,0 io 0 to
a settler in Australia. *nted.
• remainder wts Madras and Kurpalt It ; tneformereo'd at the the evidence, as revised by Mr. Gore pri , -" And be it enacted, that in the cate oe ea equality of Yorkshire prayina tnr finaneial reform. bear .bledame Sontag •eing " Ali non giunge,” temente Fire •••• • • •• 121 per cent. 500 00150 0 0 eee
Commission by the Lord-Lientenant of Perebrokethire.
last sale's prices and the latter at en edvance of ad for Sir GEORGE CLERK said he agreed that the fin. votes upon any question at a meeting of the gu adieus of. 7tNEW ZEALAND. and each m ill find his problem solved. V' - t i eatrtai ma -.. •••• 12a. 100 OCIIO 0 0 15
Herbert George Jones, E•ig., Sergeant at• Law, to b 3 ,
it rose from the Committee not complying with the any union, the prtsidteg chairman at sueh meetieg shall Mr. AG LlOhtTitY poetponed the following question, of it.sh. et, bs. 100 0 0 513 1 -,,
rous etteore and a elmwer of bouquets followed 'es•"-si Alnn'....
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tne on !nary sone an a itcount on t e goo an me, en y a
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Deputy Lieutenant, July 13.
rules of the lionse. He thou).-',ht that CoMmittee have a second or cisting vo . which he hed gi von nottee, to ask the Ureter-Secretary. for - too o o 210 0 2>4
Proprieters have, bought in 197 cheets. This afternoon her pertorreance of this exquiti.e air, and and on its re • '
pc- Law 1 ne.........• -1/. iiis. 100 0 0 10 0 0 414
CoMinFsion
" by the Lerd Lieutenent of Shropshire. ,
exercise a great deal otticalonsW with regard Captain pEcHELL thought this weuld be productive the Colonies till Mondcy, whether he w i:1 lay on the table
- ' m ••• • eel to oneht to
tie ion the applause and the bniquets v. ere in more pro- 1".,e;.,..1 and General Lire - 50 0 0 20 0 4111
two parcels of Guatema.a India° were seornitt , . . - , 4,. it wanes, w„ min.
Seuth Salopian Regiment of Yeomanry avalry
to the evidence ot witne._ses, u. a of great inconvenience. of th.e House c, pi, sor extrantsofdispatches received from fution than at fi --t tenth n Fire ......
.i . 11,1 dame Sontag was called on twice in a et, e-, •• los. 25 0 0 12 10 0 161,1:
auction, amouutine to 327 -
serons; the whole sold at fully
ucl rstood, and his evalence before the Committee Liken Mr. BAINES justified the clause.
Ics. 25 0 0 12 10 0 161 ii
Rowland Hunt, Gent., to be Cornet, vice Badger, pro- , ,t, ,
the Governor ot New Z2IV Zealand of a clete subsequent the coecluti, nof the firtt act, tied loar • h '''
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former rates, aria went at worn Is 6d to 2s 6d per lb.
tlnacS at t e A arlnc- .•••••• •• .. 12s rer share 100 0 0 15 0 0 0:1,
•" e 1•h th ht tl t • e i tih • ' Id le . The ciaese was then vereed to.
d Incorrect y, o oug ea an of For ern a enou t•
muted.
TALLOW.-To- dly there WrIS 911 excellent d.crcall , 0.,,,., 0 , -,ri tO thine already presented, especially those (if any) re- con„lesion a the op, . C:1- ---li ri - • 1 11..1 l'lvll,' cl, th,/, Inai a i . .
. ra. e ei. 1, as mem, en, y eupperem, ha h, , hit, th t et . poi at. 50 0 0 20 0 s's
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JULY, 18.
for Tellow ane stiff ir rives were paid. At - fl dd t hiee of beam' -ettmarai •ecl and of lie th . r o • 7
"ono, 380 aare 0 .- mo i - .1-) , Ma ine e Mr. SAI wriS then proposed the reacoving ctause in Jilting to the new Legittetive Couecil appointed by the bre7. 1 • Li liß • •
y teem )an :13 ' vine, a;10 oy mein as me teoune manna eme
e ~ , N1.t.u.2....t .., ...II .2 id.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 --
Curp3 of R ,yal Eileineers-First Lieutenant Mervin , , t• t - 3s, from low to Mee.Ssary' correctioas. In order to get out of their the place of clause 15, struck out yesterday :-" And be Goventior at Wellieg,ton, hi the Southern Province.
casks of Sydney were °Old at 36s 3,1 to
tent diffi . • 1. - -, -, teo d t • - . - ; The house was egren crowded to t xcess-not a stall nor ememen Lite sl• Per 00" ICO 0 0 50 0 -
51. per cent. 50 0 0 2 0 0 2/00.
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.
Vava3our te be Seceme'd Captain, vice Sorel), deceashd; fine,
an ,
a 1,4 GO pkgs South American at 3is 91 to 39s pre. (Alit.), t.e best wen 1. ul be to seed back .t enacted that the guardians of any parish cr union
the eviderice to the ConneS"ee d d • ft- s a bee wait temectipied, ant the gallery and pit suemed Pelican .. -••..- - - - _ _ -
SeC,_)nd Lieuteneet Chatles Johu Foaler to be First t -, it, ,itea an mem melon that, mey expend, with the order and suhj,ict to the rules and The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in
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per cwt. .1 .., - T. NO r a,.t Seas of hunmn heede.
, won 20 tuna of Sperm Oa went theY re as.e/n,,le and extznine Mr. Gore upon those regulations of the Poor•law Boatel, bet not otherwise mote-itch Life •••• • .. 51. r2r cent. 20 0 0 1 o o -
Lieutenaet, vice Vavasour, July 11. Onts.-To-day at a_c
, enswer to Mr. C. Luellibgton said it ees not his int( n-
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arm:mint Life.- .... 11, ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 26,
Will PZILILL, JULY 11. 1 to -
At 7 9 , ;Lb rederen • 1, ,1
91 10's; 60 tons Sea Elephant, 29/ I.oe to pctuts w. - ce to vvhich inaccuracies eau occurred. any sum of money not exceeding fifteen pounds tion during the present teation to bring, on any Bill
ei... a 'w , • ree -•-.• •• •• •• •• ••
CLOS ir-7 01".1.' RE ii AA. I'M rir l' l' I' F7l 1-I " ' ss. 500 0100 st's
The Lord Chaimellor het eppointed Alfred Ricketts 3ii lot; 433 pkgs Cocoa Nut in Ptrt sold at 32e to The cHANcELLoit of the EXCHEQUER stated for each person, in and about the emigration with respect to Frieutliy saaliaa s. tOy.:l Exchatvp, 6'. per cext. Stock. - 210
liiiiition, of Peashore, in the county of Woreester, Gent., 35, od; 9•3 catlcs Palm Oil 29, 9d to 30. i 9d per cwt. that r. Muffler case to the present occurred before the of poor persens having eettlements in such parish, JU VENI LE OFFENDERS. SEASON -BENEFIT OF MIL WEBSTER,. 3.1,, nre 6/. 10s. - - 203
to be a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of knking committee. A witness who' was allowed to or in any perish in such union respectively, with- Sir G. GREY, in arise er to an Hoe. Member, said it 'On Menday next t,e Ant .nerket ataSon dotes with tette tem .. la 6s. - _ 44
Chancery. BANK OF ENULAND. collect his evidence, so materially altered the sense ot out the necessity of the rate•payers :met owners of pro- was not his intention to proceed with the Juvenile •
' . . As You Like It, Flyirg Cokurs, fled Ati Al,,rin• 'lntveral Life....
ii,rtoria Ltle .... ... • • 51. rer cut. - I 4 0 0 4al
WHITEITALL, JULY 14. (From this night's Gazette.) it, that his evidence in its corrected torus was zehled to perty therein meetintw and givieg their consent (as Offenders Bill. mg Sacrifice, the pertornmece3 being for the
, rettor,
benefit ot Mr. Webster, to whom the friends itr.r.P.r.DGms
The Lori C'a tncellor has appointed Clement Stto ,
~, a
ee Arcount, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth of Victoria, cap. 32, fcr the end of the report. He appreht nth•il. that under required ty the said Act of the firth year of Eing Wil- Mr. LABOUCHERE, in answer to a question from
or ,ii , no.
of Leicester, in the county. of Leicester, (ienCt neebr • the Week ending on Saturday, tbe 14th day of July, 1849. such circumstances, that was nct oely the best, but the limn the Fourth) to such expenditure, and such guar- an Hon, Member, Etlicl it was not the intention of the e. e tegmetta e rafta-nan, 1, oVi.la, i eo waem
t d • -- e •'ll di • t __---
Dividend Amount
he e t 'se s
Master Extraordinary in the. High Court of a 3. 1.92:7E DEPARTMENT. only course that could be, pursued. diens shall charge the same to the parish of the settle• Government to proceed with this Bill this seseion. t lov -rs of tmgattli poetry, and of English literature, Name of Company. per of raid. Price.
ANKit Ulr I'S. .w. X. After some further discussion, ment in every case where such po3r person resided (LEFT SITTING.) are more iedebted than to any- ott-ar manaieer of any
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-, Notes issucd•• .. •• .. 27 926 690 Govearmnnt debt
I her Pritchard teed Robert Norri 3 Deli, - , 1 1 015100
' -- -'1 ‘• °l' Oa the motion of Lcrl JOHN RUSSELL, it was therein, or wes removable thereto, at the time of the ------ - other theatre eithin the three kingdoms Whilst
.n. s. d. X,. s. d.
Martin Ai
Other securities .... 2,984,900
others (amine on a penny wise arid poutid Eolith policy) elle:me-cross- ...... - - 25 0 0 -
-7 end Aue.
1- b (deers Liverpot•l, to surrender July a , t
- ~ h e • i • • • ' ,- •- • • - • e ea Sa or •f m•r e tte r t n
ed thet it be an tnstruction tu the Commute° to re emieration . p.ovidt 1 that the eu rG n (l e e DEATH 01 A .I.<, OR 1 11-NIEbTERN
stac . r . Gold coin and bullion 13,1.0,121 Mire
- •11- Court of Banruptcy. tVhit more, efli-
have pander:ed to every depraved test° for the 3outiacrlt,NwSub.Av. - 63'2 12 9 - -
24, at oae, at . e Sliver bullion .. -.• 276,559 aisemble, and to re-examine Mr. Gore and such, other than one) a msjority of the guardians of such lest-men-
VOYAGER. purpose of " reiting the wirml," have desecrated the tem- .pidnitt,f --si - • •
N of 7t4 p.c 35s per cent. 50 0 0 - ---.,
1 * Bislughall-Strea; Slcott end Tahourdin,
cia. ussignce, • - ----- witnessee as might be deemed nece3sary. dotted perish, shall concur in the resolution of the
e•••••••• •• •• - me 0 0 3ys
-
.t ki,:.',26,690 X 27,926,G90 At the Cottage, Darham, on the 10th July, Andrew ples of Shektpere by turniog them into opera-houtes or ' tictrt•o°ol,l Ann. of AL ' '
Lincolnimlnn-fields.
MILITIA PAY BILL. board of guardiacs for such expenditure, and that such mt s, 11. ss. 4a. - 60 o o 27
J. E. ELSEY, Deputy-Cashier. o Z :C..3110, of Kilececow, Wicklow, Ema, breathed his show-booths, or worse ;will, iuto masquerade shops and Ditto Nw ditto of 71 11 '', 2d 40 00 -
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George Frecteriek Binnett, goldrmith, Qs:Arent, Re- Dated the 19th day of .7ray, 1849. This Bill Wrl3 read a third lime and passed. concurrence shall be signitied by the clerk of the union, last, in his .d3d year. After a line of 850 years from dens of' vice., Mr. Webt ter alone has felt .' I- ii • • '''
• •
t a due t„„ , aux .a .... •• • Av. 11. 70 10 3 - 18
gent street, July 27, at helf-past one, and A tigul,t 31, BAL:AtNO DEPARTMENT. 'I..DVANCE OF MONEY (ATHLONE AND GAL- in communicating that resolution to the Poor-law Board;
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at one, at the Court of Beneruptcy. Whitraore, ufficial x. X.
WAY RAILWreY) BILL. tither to ion, the ptesent inheritor, the Earl of Fife, of the important trust con
Provided also, that the aggregate amount of' the moneys g • fide el to his charge DOCM,ES. ...
Proprietors'capital- 14,553,000 Government securi- , ena • son of the last Laird's sister, the deceased was when he became mat:atter of a theatre. Throueh evil
assignee, Basitighall street; Sadgrove, Mark-laee
" • Rest •.. •....... 3,212,670 ties(including, Dead Thii Bill was also read a third time and passed. expended in the course of any one year tn and about heir-male of Skene of that Ilk, and of Skene, of Hall- report and through ,g 1 - • • ' envie tr.d Amount
°or report, in adverse times and in
'Award Wooclruffo, :.hip and insurance broker, Win- ruietc deposits (in- Weight Annuity) .. 11,432.877 JUDGMENTS (IRELAND) BILL. the emigration of zuch poor persons, shall Lot exceed yards N P dl' t ' tl• PIN - II
, .e; an a ientenan in ,c toya - avj. e prosperous times, the little theatre in the Ha -merit, t Name of Coatpaay. per of Paid. Priee.
chcster Ileum, Otel Broad-street, City, July 30 and Sep- eluding Exchequer, Other securities .... 9,,.i85,432 This Bid as amended was contidered and agreed to one-helf the averaee yearly poor-rate raised in the eaid Annum. Share.
Notes -.•--•• • • •• 8,473,415 , a, ' was first in antion at the siege of Flushing, and was one has never been devoted to other than its le)aitimate
teetber 1, at half-rast twelve, at the Court of Benk- %ntiom„irtebrtsSaf- an d ordered to be read a third time to-morrew at twelve parish for the three preceding years."
I Gold and silver coin.• 841,233 of Captain Alexander skene's officers when he took perposes ; there the detant and dremati 1. -' haw. Xs. d. Xs. d.
niptcy. Green, oftieial ensignee, Guildhall chambers, tlipt_tanti.t,tggpit
Celt ck. Sir J. GRAIL& tel wes gled to S'iC the able anti con-
. - the late Duke of Manchester to Jamaica; also one in always! found a home •ard c car is.S - V%it. DaPa. 6/ p- cent tock
East and • . ... , , , s . -132 g
Betinghall street; Lle.wellin, Nobhe-street, Chearide. laden,' accounts)•• 3,104,227 STAMPS AND ALLOWANCES BILL. cilietory menner in which the Rieht Hon. Gentleman
too._
' n the Northumberland when Sir George Ceclebtan t k . a welcime rind the cony alit country - --
change has been from comely to' tree ceie null twaton .... .••••• •• 51. pr cent. Stock. - litti
Filmer Keep, intikeeper, IVarwielt,July 23 and August other deposits ... •• • 11,468,2C8
This all se emended was centidered aed agreed to, conducted the difficult task he had undertalten as the N
''.,ven day and other apoleon to St. Helena, v.here having mule manY vice versa. WQ trust that Mr. Webster's It'or:[•• bl
•ara e , out, nonds•• ••• • •• 4/. per cent. - - -
30 a-. twelve, et the Birmingham Dittriet Court. Veiny, ''''
bills•••• -- a .... 1,091,792 and ordered to bu read a third time. to-morrow at twelve head of the Poor. law Beard. Ile wished te know from 1 -11 fh E - d I St' th r t f
, .e tete es o t e caper°. an oca I les, on e e urn o st. it atharlne ••• 4 per cent. .Stock. - so ted•
course of conduct has met with fittine reward doting the Ditto Scrip... - - - ---•
eiliti .i cs,ignee, I]:rmittghAtn; Fotcler, Leamington. _— - last seaton, with honour due is, r'."
' •S'. 1 • '" d • •.•
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Vii Pima Wood, green. anti tea chafer, Milton, Kent, X 33,432,937 X.i3,432 9.57 PILOTAGE BILL. fixsd so hum a sum Rs 15/. a head for emierants. For .. h ii()%V 1. 111.:, Int,t. Drtto ~ori 5...... •• 4/. pr cent. - - --
J. R. ELSEY, neeuty-casmer. ,_,
„, curate idea, of the residence. of the ImPerial exile from Had it not been thet Mr. \Vast(/' at the Ha 3-rutharpton •• -•• •• 2/. per cent., 50 0 0 50 0 0 --
July 2 7 and August 31, at half-past twelve, at the Court Mr. LABOUCHERE named the second readhag ot himself, he thought it too much. He also thought the ymerket ' "
....
Dated the 19th day of July, 1849. them T' d d I t d t tii P I N I
. ne ecease was cc uca e a e toya ava not only kept alive a Mete for the drama, but kept to
of Biektup'cy. Cennan, official assigeee, Birchin lane; this Bill. guardians should express their concurrence in writing. College, through the interest of Sir Joseph York, after- ee h n • 177.8.7.1. Mr- -.lv onu 5.
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et er the. on y drematic corapuny in the raetropolit
Seder ,ve, Mark-lane.
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-(THIS DAY.) Sir G. CLERK oppose:l the second reading. Ile Mr. BAINES was not wedded to the sum of 15L, and wards Earl of Hardwick, and complet dln I
C IS ..ISt years of eep,ble at pi rfunnitity Shaltspere, the nerform• t I
i Dividend Amount
ice,
William Thomas Farey, licensed vietualler, West complained that it sheuld be hurried through the House would be mest willing to agree to any sum in modera- , e eame of Company. . per of raid. Pr
A nster iam .......... 12 3 Gibraltar.. • • .......... -
active eervic3 in the VOyege3 of Sir John Ross, arid Sir aeces at
Windsor (nestle would never have tak;.n i Annam. Share.
Smitl fi hi, July 128, at eleven, ;Ana weptember 1, at one, unto, at sight •• .... 12 1 Leatiorti .............. 31 •20 at, a period when the opponents of. the 13111 had no op tion that might be euggetted. He admitted that 151. Edward Parry, in search of a North-Wettern passage; pia„, end the intt chteee of a retdval of a • tte for ..----
at tde Court of Bankruetc t. Green, officiul atsignee, Itettcr,lain .... •..... 12
..3 Jenoa .. • ......... •... 26 50 portunity of !stating their objections to the meaeure. was more then was necessary for the passage money ---
Antwerp.............. 25 ,25,6 Allan ................ me in which, as will be found in the fermer navigator's ac - dramatic literature weedd have been lost I.4te. . x s. d. X s. d.
ei thought the Bid was extrerntly objectionable, and either to Canada or Australie. us. t. i it'd
Batinghall street; Smith, liar:lard's-inn.
-id. Eisinhurah ......M.B. 13 1314 Ventce........•• •.....
count of his travels, most of the drawings aro from the est London:a.; ••• • • • • ,
781. 100 0 0 -
Lovers of a gooel Englith plow, assemble at the II - 'i‘ st
Campbell Wright _Hobson, dis•iller, Raymond-but. 7-, oueht not to be allowed to pass in its resent fo en. e ,•
A1t0na.......... - .... - - 11-apies ........•• -.. 1.(0:1 ~ • p rm. Ile he J. GRAHAM beaeved that the Canada Company pencil of the deceased, whobe name was memorializeil by ei,l-kot, on Monday Wert to eldo holt-, to one h• Us icr,,,,,,1tid..J.u.n..c...i.e.r. ... .2:: 1 1..
IT:.
I,g ig t -
77
inga Gr ty'. I is, Aug. 1 and Sep. 4, at twetve, at the P uls, 3 .lays' sigh t .... 2a5 i.;.iael,,earliiiid.o, per0z...... •• lizlol-4 thought that the regulation proposed by. it would be would tare a man anti his wife aud one child out for 20t. beiug given to Steen° Itlands in Btflin's Bay; I
ant. bY never hethated at mekine'An A'a -4:
ur
S cri 7,1 j-hrna Lambeth •••••• • • • • •• 51. per ent. 100 0 0 -
- 99 .
C,turt of Bankruptcy. Edwards, (Antall ussignee, Fre-
~raDnltetteicasm.ontlis .... 2
.. 25 65 Lisbon.. :. :::::::::::: t,:1300 opposed, not oelv by cur own an rcsntile navy, but also Mr. 6POONER t aid that he had applied to thet Sir Edward Parry to Skene Bay in Lencaster Sound. ever by so dein.- he cc•u7,l forwa• rielmtihneg csau - •fice" 7 .
, stew Rivr Lndri Brdge , 21. 10s. 65
_
se o. Lae le- - -
derion's-el ce, Old Jewry; Saw: er and Brettle, Staple 1
Bourdeaux ......... . 25 65 Oporto - ..•• - - .... • . aA* by foreigners. Tie thought that the haerests of a larg,e company on the subject, and they only required 17/. for v auxhall •••••••• •... 1 51. per cat. 100 0 0 99
. The de-eased possessed a mind of no crdinary corn • • • s d
gitimete rama, and, As You Like It, rally rouad him that wee arid(llesex •. • '61.05. pr cnt - -
122
Inn, Holborn. Fraaittort on Maine..., 122 Rio Janeiro •......... - body of men like our pilots ought to have been more con- a man, his wife, and three children.
John 'Toilet, quarryman, Tanyrallt, Denbigshire, '1 Buenos Ayres ........ ....
p ~tersburgh, Sil.ltble 0. 36,4 , d , sulted than to he attacked by such a hasty' measure. After some observations from Mr. W. MILES, i . bination, as his mechanical inventions demonstrate. Iu he may come off with Flying Colours. -_______-_-----
.iet 6ernn............•• •• - Nevr York, 21 ays sight - T. . his voyages to the icy reeion3, the bresksge of ;he ther- 0.0.5-LICZ•ir2 AND conz. conTrArnr=o.
Aug. 1 and 30, at elevea, at the Liverpool Distt
BA RING consented to the sum of 10/. being in- - _m
Vienna, effec. flo ••••.• 12 12 eldiadolphia .......... - -1, would have been a much wiser course to have Mr. mometers of merenree an'll the variance of the deerees LAIV IN TELLIG EiN CE. Dividead Amount ,
Court. Bird, official assign, e, Liverpoel; Bridger and Trieste, d1tt0.... • • .... 12 12 Parer.s ot, BULLION, PER CZ. allowed this measure to stand over to another serted in the cluuse instead of 15L, and that the worda of the exalts of different ' .1. • h ' h• t •
poi (mop ers, Jed un o give a Name, of Company. per of Paid. , price,
Collins, London; Fearcis end Almond, Liverpool. Ifadzid ••.. • • ........ 53 Foreign Gold in bars.. X 3 17 9 session. The Bill was certairly defective in iteelf, and "in writing," thould also be inserted. VICE CHANCE Rl' CO UR T, July 19.
501 i Portugal Gold Coin .. 00 0 decimal scale founded on natural science. The range of Annum. Share.
George GAITS, carrier, Chichester, Sussex, July 31, ddt.... ................ ,
3 'hl) 11 0 0 0
.........„., - pan). our oons .. there were many points in it ehich might be objected Captain PECHELL then proposed a proviso to the heat being as a geographical circle divided into 360 (Before Sir J. L. Bence.) — , ........--w
at twelve, and August 28, at half-past two, at the Court f's
Barcelona ..•......... - New Dollars ...... 04 10 to by all classes of the mercantile navy. clause to the effe ct of empowering the guardians with- IN THE MATTER OF THE BOROUGH OF ST. MARYLEBONE IX.s.d.Z. s. d.
degrees, he divided the range of heat from the melting of British .. ••••.. - - -1/. 40 0 0 18 0 0 I!
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of Bankruptcy. E lwards, ofEcial assignee, Frederick s• 5eawc,.............„ - suverin ears ........ 0 4 11% TO reSielS sailing on distant voyeges this Bill would out being subject to the Poor-law Commistioners, - JOINT-STOCK BA 01KING COMPANY, EX
lee, tO the greatest probable heat, estimated by Weeree- PARTE ALEX Ditto 10roviiici.r1•• •• 1/. 85. 20 0 0 19 0 0 la
place, Old Jewry; Staniland and Long, Bouverie-street, grant no relief whatever, or at all events but an indirect to give a sum not exceeding 31. for emigration. wood's I?yrometer as 360,000 degrees, rnaking ANDER DAVIDSON. 'Bristol ••••••- • • • • • • 101. per cent. 20 0 0 - --
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Fleet-Arcot; Sherwood, Chichester. PEACE BET 'WEE N" DENMARK relief. Ualess the Hon. Gentlemaa was prepared to Mr. BAINES objected to the proviso, and it was the melting of ice zero, and the reatest heet 360 de- Thee cate was argued on the sth and Bth instant. drighton ••••..• • • • • . 5/. per cent. ',,.•0 0 0
Jity of London ...... -
101. 100 0 0 100 0 0 250
Charles Henry Lambert, druggist, Kingston upon- AND PRUSSIA. make some modifications in the Bill, he would move that withdrawn.
grecs above in end eubdividing that range &el-
g Mr. Bacon end Mr. Little appeared for the motion; iontiuentalConsolidat. 925. pr shz.r ,50 0 0 39 5 0 3°
Hull, August 3 and 22, at half-past ten, at the Leeds We have received the following telegraphic dispatch it be read this day eix months. Tee clause, as amended, was then added to the Bill. II •
ma y, we have 360 degrees of 100 parts, or 360 Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Hetherington for the official ,:att.iii.abie.. --- •• - iss. pr shareel 50 0 0 50 0 0 26
District Court. Carrick, officied assignee, Hull; flaw- from Berlin, dated July 17, 8 P.M.:- Mr. hl. GinsoN thought the Hon. Gentleman bad Mr. NVOOD moved the insertion of the following:- thousandths. The first 100 parts or one clegree meneg"h Imperial • • ... —— • • 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 66
tndependent........ • • 61. per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 , 62,0
kius, Bloxham, and Co., New Boswell-court; Lovett
" The Danish ratification of the armistice and opposed thie Bat with a degree oil zeal which it was "That it shall be lawful for the guardians of any ninon, is tho meltir,g of spermaceti, and the but From the affida.vits and statereente so far as they were
ling . ,
~, . ' ' ' -. London.. ............ - 50 0 0 50 0 0 12'e
and Co., Hull.
preliminariee of peace arrived here to-day, and will
• hardly necessary for the Hon. 'Member for DoNer to or for the select, vestry, guardians, directors, managers, of wa•er is at 21 de rees or 250 hundredths dncontraelen. , the fac.s appear to be that Mr. laa.vidson. Ditto.. -..- -•-• - 50 0050 o 22
George Brooks Pettit, ironmonger, Brook-street,
be exchanged against that of Prussia in the course dis la -(ta laugh.) Our pilot lan-s had their origin or overseers of the poor of any parith not in union in
hen Y; It is cni•ious that th 2 g •
e firet , hundred rts of ade ree in May, 1), 34, being. the manager of the Commercia' chcenta ....... •••• .. 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 46 0 0 29
tatcliff ..... ........ 5/. 100 0 0 90 0 0 75
New-road, St. Pancras, July 28, at two, and Sept. I, at w amain navigation had not even been invented, and England or Wules, and they are are hereby authorised to below zero, or o I -
no e came of thil, scale, is also the point
Pa * ' g. Bank of Eugland at -Ludirivi, received a visit from Mr.
f h• - " T.
reen o tis evening. - tines. when there were no surveys of the coast; and he really ply out of the moeleys in their hands for the relief of the Hannay; and at his suggestion, and as a favour to him mated General ...... 1100 /.pr cent.l 50 0 0 50 0 0 125
half-past eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. G ,
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of chanee of frozen mercury I hi -h• h f d
to !qui ,ve lc met e- weeteninster dhartired 31. 150 0 0 - 454
official asaignete, Guildhall-chambers, Basinghall-street, thought the time had arrived when, treder an improved poor in such union or parish respectively', the cost of or Mr. Davidson allowed ti n-
-1 s eine to be put on the list cl Ditto, New ......... 12s. 15000, 10 0 0 95
7 T grees above and below zero are those of the linuifac- , _ ___-
Wilkins, Farnivars Inn. rlt/ ERIAI4 PAR.LIAIILINT. system of
lIP navigation, and with a higher degree of' skill attendieg the education of the children of parents re- u e - • - shareholders for 100 shares, and Mr. Hannay gave ilia
on of sotids, indeperdent of atmospheric pros- • -
Caa,k!.a.x.s.
John Morgan, stock-broker, Copthall.eourt, City,
(THIS EVENING.) among oue seamen, some alteration should be made -in cciving relief out of the workhouse or of children partl '
. / Y sure. After a long period of service as a midship- r .'- 4 6
a tiritten memorandum, bay mg, I hereby engage tt -
1 , 1 , .. --
July 26, at two, and Sept. 1, at twelve, at the Court our pilotage-laws. The Bill was merely optional, or, in or wholly mamtedeed by means of a poor•rate out of the trans,er to you, at par, 100 shares of the company lack 1
Green, official assignee, Guildhall- ____age,--_. man, getting promoted on his return from the second N -nes of 11,1'; D'-1,1 d' Names of tet IDividend
of Benkruptcn. other words, it gave to a reta:ter or mate of a vessel pro- workhouse, within .such union et- parish, and also to N th w by you, and to keep aou out of cish advance a' d pia c- - - ''' '1-
eu
Price'l a per Frio
chambers, Basinghall.street; Pike, Bedford srOW. II OUSE OF LORDS. perly qualified, sailing to or from the Cinque Ports, make contracts for any period not exceeding one year, or - estern voaage, the deceased married, and has left , , • ~ . .
tect you against all loss un,il a transfer." Mr.
, •• ) Jur,t,,aires. 1:4 1 per , Companies. A Arum,.
-,
Davidsoi I v.: 1 Anzium. ~
a widow, son, and te:o datiehters, inad, quetely provided
, _mew'
Samuel Warden, hosier, Birminghem, July 31, and Their Lordships assembled at Five o'clock. tile choice of takine a pilot on board or not. He with arty schoolmaster, tim tbe education of such chil-
e f h 't • 11 tdl • 1 1 • h A •
or, w en 1 na reco ec c t itit oya ty in t e tnerican t • •
thereupon executed the deed or settlement a,nd receive(' ---I n x J
Aug. 21, at ten, at the Birmingham District Court. ADMIRALTY JURISDICTION (COLONIES) thought the Bill did not go far enough. Taking into dren, and to pay the amount so contracted to be paid out rebellion wrested from h* f .crip eortlfiCatoS for
is ether and grandfather, . h 100 shim, s. Thirty of those share. Aslant Oldh 1 97, 71. - Macclesfield. ltitY 2/. 10s. --
Whitmore, official assignee, Birmingham ; Holm°, BILL. consideration the improved system of uavigrtion which of the raid moneys, subject, hovvever, in respect of all Major and Colonel Skene, their princely estate of were on t e same day transferred by Mr. Hanney't 11.trnsley •• • • 'l6Ol 121. , 180 Neath ...• • • 100,1 181.
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Loftus, and Young, New Inn; Bertleet, Brminitham. On the motion of Lord CAMPBELL this Bill was now obtains, and especially the practice of steam tug- such payments as aforesaid, to the rules and regulations management to Mr Terre Mr MiEvily and Mr '
Skenetborough, now Whitehall, and by the Jacobin side LI, ,t f„ ~ ' r / • ' t - lirkirk&A.brgllso si, 85 Oxford.... • • 1001 20/.
• lirminghaml 35. 41. 82 Peak Forest. 78 ' 31. 18s. --„„
Joeeph Ciementson, tobaccenist, Whitehaven, Cumber- read a third time and passed. ging, he thought such a Bill was exceedingly well- which may from time to time be made by the Poor-lew of rebellion in 1715, their inheritance in North Britain ay, , er 18eZ, and the whole of the transactions :,.o,o,entry•••• 100, 251. 210 iltegerit's .... 33 I 11. ss. L.,
land, Aug. 3, at half-past ten, and 30, at half-past one, LUNATIC ASYLUMS BILL. timed. ' Board in respect of the schools at which such children was sacrificed. Thus, the misfortunes of their collateral were entered into the minute- book of the directort, Pi Derby ••• • • 100, 61. 63 ' Rochdale...• 851 41. •-
139
at the Newcastle upon-Tyne District Court. Wakley, This Bill was read a second time. Mr. BICE opposed the Bill, and would continue to do shall be placed, and the maximum amount to be allowed ancestor, Sir 'William Wallace, hes patsed down to his ,
one approved by therm Oa the 10th of March, 1841; ,
'lls)iiretChs 1331 565. 41 fromrset Coal 150 Thies.
....,
arewaa -1 •
li •.• 1001 :32/ - Do.lltlodSt 12 6/. p• a• 1,)
official assignee, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Thos. and Win. SUMMARY CONVICTIONS BILL. so unless some important modifications were made in iL for such payments in respect of each child,
„ descendants. Mr. Sk Mr. Hantiay %%mote to Mr D•vidson speaking of the
ene, of Belford, who has been , . ' ` . • " e IrandJunetn 100, 5/. 83 Stffrel&Wore it 28/. •
Chater, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Atkinson and Son, White- This Bill passed through Committee. Captain PECHELL supported the Bill, because it was whether by contract or otherwise; and a" from accident and paralysis for aceeral erms unable to shares toeing et a discount, andrsayiug that when ht trandSurrcy 100' 2/. 30 Shrewsbury.. 40 , --
125 15'• soo
haven; Willis, Bucklersbury. INDICTABLE OFFENCES BILL. likely to work the utmost good, and regretted that in- payments so made shall be charged to the common stand •
, is the only surviving and youngest. brother out of
Y took them the directors undertook to relieve him of then wand union toe, it. los. 24 St b -
our ridge.. 101:,, 20/.
PRICE OF SUGAR. This Bill was passed through Committee. terested monopolists at the sea-ports opposed the Bill. fund of the union, or to the parish where five sons of tre late Major A. P. Skene, whose two at par, and concluding by requesting him to send then Irantham .. 150 - - Severriandi I
Kennt f.z Aril 39 7 ad
s. . 5% Wye Rail j 28 2'. OS. •••••
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com- ROME. He denied that the Bill would be an invasion of im- the same is not in union." As the present Isw stood daughters M W• 11; fII I
, ' rs. i nnson, o arpor y-park, and Mrs. with the scrip certificates for 70 shares. Ueon this Mr tee4sosLivrp,loo 301. 310 Warwickti a tali
puted from the returns made in the week ending July 17, The Earl of CARLISLE presented a petition from portant rights, but an invasion of monopolists. the guardians had only power to educate the children of W. Trotter, Of Aucklend, are also still livine -B df d
c). eor Davidson executed a deed of transfer, and those certi :muster .... 'l4O, 5/. 631,,i Binning. j 100 "
1849, is 265. llttid. per cwt. Manchester (as we understood) against any in f
teinerence Mr. RICARDO said the Trinity Board were disposed paupers living In the union workhouse, and district Illercur
Y. ficates were sent to Mr. Hannay, who, on the 15th o'
, Are9tr &Nth 83' 4/. 45 WarwickEcl
Glu.-iitairo•th,l42 701 5 , 3 100 31. 41
6 0 IN apton..
with the liberties of the Roman people. to make certain relexations with respect to pilots, aad schools had been ettablished for tho purpose, which '
May, wroto as follows :--' I am auly favoured win
trot; s ' •
mouthshiloo 81. - Worcstr 8:1 ~,, 27 41
. MARKET INTELLIGENCE. COMMON'S ENCLOSURE BILL. this Bill was simply to enable them -to effect it.. The involved at expenditure of 4 1 103. per annum in
VENICE. your letter of the llth inst , enclosing transfer of youi t
70 shares to me as maneger, for behoof of the binle ‘feltn
Intintrysblloo - - Birming J'- - t
(From the London New l'rice Current, July 20.) On the motion of tho Earl of CARLISLE, this Bill merchants interested in the shipping trade having re- each child. Now what he proposed was, that the Mutrylloo - - Wilts & 11;ks - li. -0
SUGAR.-To-day a good business was concluded in was read a second time. d• hld have po t dth hid
ceived so many re/axations, it was unlikely that guar lam sou wer o sen ec i ren LORD PALMERSTON AND TilE TREATY OF with the scrip certificates thereof, the balance at youi ette
the -West India Sugar market; still at former rates FOREIGN POLICY OF THE COUNTRY. they would longer submit to this monstrous in- to the ordinary schools of their neighbouthoods. VIENNA. debt in our books is thus extinguished." Mr. Davidsor, Gvo
ai hat VOZ SUOTTISE COMPANL,T4.I -
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. was never returned to the Stamp-office vs sharehoid , Dividend Amourt 1
holders are free sellers of all sorts. The Purchases Lord BROUGHAM rose to move the following rm. justice. It was like compelling an omnibus proprietor Most of those schools charged at the rate
Sin I b • h - htE 1. h d • • h • ' 3 - --U.' Name of Company. Paid. r rice.
,- t must e wit regret t a ng 13 Alien rea and he swore, in his OP d per of .
iutitit, that the whole transact-
amounted to 550, making for the week 2,050 hhds, Bcee !Wiens (of which his Lordship had given notice) on the to let a pilot accompany his driver in his journey of a Id. or 2d. per week, and if his plan were adopted,
b 1 f L dP 1 t t th t D,I • W ' Annum. Share.
anti the reduction in prices 63 per cwt. The market subject of the foreign policy of this country. e4s 4d
between Hyde Park and the Bank. That was the the expenditure would be reduced to more lik . . t e otter 0 or a tilers on o e grea arum e won Was merely colourable ; that the Bank were th,
see a handful of patriotic men in one small city stru • .____ ___ _me
es 0. d. X si. d
for Sugar has generally a quiet aspect both for free and r. That it is- right and was the duty of the Govern- whole question. He shculd support the Bill, because or 4s. Bd. per annum per e would dispute .
head.
.No o.n . . g- actual proprietors of the :Stares, but he never e• 1 r''.
pale a. .. , , 5
slave labour sorts. education, since the criminal .
meat to require and obtain from foreign powers satisfac- ha believed shipmastees perfectly capable of conduct- with him the advantage of. . . i gling against an empire, the abode of despotism and calls, or received or would h - .
lave been entitled to receive, lritish
13 Ink of Scotland
0 o 100 0 0 203
d - infamy; the Government of that city Venice, begs Linen Company 81. per cent. 100
cd that the majority of the thieves trie in ary div'dends • '
in respect of them. nt 10 0 0 2to 0 3/. 18,
ialedonian B ant • • ••• 8 per tie . ,
REFINED.-To•day the Refined Sugar market pre- tory explanations of those recent movements in the ing their ships without the intervention of pilots. When returns prov
__
~r. ,
England to interfere by mediation in belielf of the de- •'-' 1 • - rGlas ow Bank . 61. per cent. r 0 0 0 10 0 0 ii A
limited II dull aspect, and prices continue on the decline 11 1
, ...tal.an States which tend to unsettle the existing distri- they wanted them they would of course emp y
lo them. the courts, and charged before police maaistrates, were Ihe VICE CHANCELLOR now gave judgment and said '.',hty. o. g
e t t 20 0 0 10 0 0 13
brown Lumps selling at 49s 6d to 50t, and fair grocery bation of territory and to endanger the general peace. Mr. ANDERSON said that pilotaee fell far more persons of an imperfect education, and they mieht
' f hi ' E 1 d'
voted patriots-emd England (no! not Englaed, but - it
. • r
I ave cowic.cred this case and particularly the affi- lydes.daie Bank •• •••• )3, per ccn .
, lommercial 'lank •• •• 7/. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 1615
at 50a 6d to 51s. Bonded Crushed Sugar continues in 2. That it is inconsistent with the general interests heavily- on steam shipping than any other . , ,
' class of vessels therefore reasonably conclude that in educating the ng an s Government) replies by expressiag its da it f M 1) 'd. i F 'th
v• o T. am tom rout e materials before tisk ,:astern Bank.. ••• • • • 6/. per cent. 25 u 0 10 0 C 91. 7$
child th ' En t hi er th' f •
excellent demand at 293 to 30s, and the market is firm. and duty of this country to interfere in the concerns of for they had often to pay enormous sums for pilots in . .ey were anno . e man rem a course of " sympathy " (much good ' d b r • • Gt.,- Bank 6/ •• n t 50 0 50 0 54
may it 0), ut decanes in Court, it appears to me a just inference that the transact minem, meow , . pe. con .
any way interim.' n cense •'
ire,,T.,iatomfiyinunroont caot... le per cent. leo 0 0 50 0 0 2671/
ing, 1 quenee of the treaty of Son of 1837, respecting the IGO sbaris, of which 70 are
MAURITIUS.--This afternoon there was no variation forelen nationt, as between their Governments and their ports where they did not reqnire them. He thought infamy and crime.
ti /. percent. to 0 0 7 0 0
a
in the value of Mauritius Swear, but there was not a sultjects. some alteration ought to be made in that respect. The clause was then brought up and read a first time. Vienna! Can our Noble Foreign Secretary, or any in qaestion, was advised alai carried into effect by the
, er. ,lailona'l ;Jai-tit P
610 per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 a 1414
sT e - o ted e 1311
more active demand. At pubric seta 1,189 bags were i. 3. That this House regrets to observe in the con- Mr. MOFFAT . upp re th 1.. Mr. BAINES duly and fully Depreciated the motives other man living, say what the treaty en v Lerma is-not parties to it for the purpose of :leer editing the fallaciom tortimfacctland Bank 4/.per cent. 20 005 0 0 3/.0•
sold, fine yellow at 393 to 39. e 6d, low to grod 363 6a to duct of the Government, particularly- as shown by Mr. LABOUCHERE did not intend that the by which his Hon. end Learned Friend rta3 actuated in what it ttios-but what it is `? Can any one brin for- repretentation that Mr Davidson lad taken and W• 1.• i'orth Briti3h Bank •• -
38 s 6d, good and fiao brown 35s to 365, and WrainY Yet" the PaPers laid before Parliament, a want Of friendly measure should settle the question of pilotage, but he bringing this clause forward. He did not, indeed, yield d 193 i h • h• h' - bg • h- 1:11' ' h •h ••
• •
war one cau e ri t at treaty w lc hes not een. in- 1... e ...weer of t ese t ales on Ins own account and at his ,
' " ` . toyal Hrnk of Scotland 57. pe-r cent. 100 0 0 100 -0
0 126
Tnion Bank of Scotland , 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 8!,
low 42s Gd to 455. feeling towards ernes to whom we are bouud by treaty intended it as a measure to remove a great griewance. He to any one in his desire to promote the education of ne t
fringed by one or other of the arties to it? Is Bel ium own rieh the indeed havir be n c !)
P e g -- ~ •„ •ig e (..tic. ,at least, is judi- %V:stern Bank ••• . • 0.• 7,1. per cent. 5f.: 0050 0 0 7,',11
Eitsw leneme-Tbis afttruoon a public sale of 2,085 and by mutual acts el good will." did net despair in a future sestion of bringing in a com- the people. Ile had felt it his duty to oepose it. • • r h •
of 1800 foreotten? Is Cracow of 1846 lorgotten? Are cially my in'erence) to induce or encourage by means o• ibcr leen Fire and Life 7041. pr cent. 1- 10 0
. Lifeaud Fire 20 El ..4
20 0 0 010 0 "-ea
begs Bengal Sugar went at barely former rates; gittiny Alter slightly alluding to the affairs of Naples, to which prehensive measure on the subject of pilotage. The He did so because it would lead the guardians Sictly o, 1318 and other innumerable. infringements of winch ibis WaS a part, the taking of slaares by persont tit
3dritiesriluarantee Ins. 47. pe; cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 95,-
yellow at 43s 61 to 441 61, white ditto 45s Gi to 46s Gti, the Noble and Learned Lord sai L
.d ee he should return object of the present Bill, which was permissive and of the poor to be held responsible for the educetion of that and this year forgotten? The treaty of Vienna! whom Mr. fistmay or the directors might think it advan- ;Mete:mien Fir.e Insur. 10/. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 2,',
and fine 47s to 4 Bi. For Madras the market is quiet, hereafter, he said he felt himself compelled first of all to not compulsory, was to - give merchant vestels the cbildren of the out-door poor in their parishes. He I elways considered (but now must presume I was in tagcous or useful to add to the company. If this were 31:,,huyrcollic3,fiTsougl,vallifen.s.
GI. - 50 0 0 20 0 P
70
and 2,589 bags went Is lower; lew and mliddling allude to the affairs of
tthe ;North of Italy, apd in cos- an opportunity of ernploying &drown masters and mates, objected to the addition of this clause to the Bill, and error) that when . one party
.breehlts _ a contracbt, and so, et court of justice, at least, must regal tlltdr a:- aht-. ,it i er cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 2i. ,
Idlnburgh Life Insur. Gl. Ip'er cent. 100 0 0 12 10 0 18„7
broten at 31s to 32s 6d, tine and good 33i to 3 4i, ow and nection therewith to our best and oldest ally Austria. instead of sworn pilots where it was not thought neees- that if it should be passed hereafter that it should be the other party
,silently permits tdavbrhaking t ereot, d as unfair, and treat it as a case tainte whd ei east of Scotland Life - 10 0 0 015 0 93•''
middling yellovv 34i 6,1 to 36s per ext.. (LEFT SPEA.KING.) Lary. He had no objection to the introduction of the placed upon a more satisfactory basis. The test, that only that that contree. bhcomes nuit 9 . p_ , , . g
Id. It a nears mr Davidsou's counsel ar teed that it had no othei i•mg. & Scot, Law Life 51 er cent. 50 0 217 6 --
FOREIGN.-To-day thcro was no pub:ie sa .
le of Foreign _____-,,,,a.
words suggested by the Right Hon. Baronet the Mem- so long as a person was in the receipt of out-door relief wover, that . treaties may be infringed to suppress meaning and no other fleet than to constitute bin; Imentesinsurance do. 7/. pPer cent. 100 00°10 0 0 --
1 ded b • TIOUSE OF COMMONS. ber for Dover, although he had been told by his Learned his child should be educated in the way proposed was a Ft t b tma • not be iufrin ed to u 'told libert
1 eitr y,b u
f). t ‘ h rdngtl Pllll sid t d agent for the company, or the directors, for the dis- Tnsur. Co. of ilcatlnd•• al. per cent. 160 0010 0 0 --, -6s
Sugar,. and privately little businff..3 was conc.o )
it 0 our a,e user_ .U .• 3,ntly,m. , .ion.,h evo h posel of the shares. I cannot Life Assoc. of Scotland 51. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 li-„,,,
r 1 CP'ARER took the Chair shortly after twelve Friend the Attorney-General that the Bill as it stood bad and defective test. Again, though he should not • accede to the argument.
home dealers or shippers; still lovver rates were not to.- ... JO ~.
patriots trodden under the iron heel ot despotism, while Had the ne tune and the intention of the trans ' Ifercantile Life
would only be, of a permiseive character and not cora- shrink frorn any labour that might be entailed upon
cepted for brown, aellow, or white. o'clock.
useudo-Libeial Ministr ' • action tied I
v tits in nower, and looks on he , ona Fire and Life 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 20tet
en so, it would have been constructed and ma d
MOLASSES -Only email purchases
' have been made in CON:3IDERATION 01
'' LORDS' AMENDMENTS. pulvery. aim in connexion with the office which he had the g = • ' . .
to the following Bine Mr. GOULBURN said the 811 l was merely of a honour to fill, yet, when he bore in mind the
ii n 1
with contemptible, nay, sinful com I
p acency, let us re- I think, in a different, plainer, and more simple
nage , I'f,rtli British Insur.
Vorth St West of Scot 6l. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 ~.'
West India this week, and holders are more disposed to The amendments of the Lords
a ourse res to our fate, but let that Ministry assign form. Co rt. . icottish Life and Guar 20 0 0 011 0
permissive character, he had no objection to it; but he present thnctions of that board, and that they would -• • u sel also meter cl el th ; I A '
sell, low to fine einality at from 17s 6d to 21s per cwt. were considered and agreed to:-
as its reason for so actin,' a firm intention not to minele been rov i ~..ea ...at .t Att. DOr ;cot. Mas. and Gen. Life. - 10 0 ois 0 .-", 2,
"-haw and thought some difficulties would arise from the same have to deal with the accounts of 15,000 places if this ' • a p eel that any p:lson had, in f
.act, icottish Union 'trance. 6141. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 o o 1,.
Imports are, however, still small, and the stock is much Caledonian Railway (Purchase or Lease of WI- .
~_ t . . ,
in foreign disputes, and /et it stick to its principles bad as been •I ' I 94
prieilege no beim, conferred on foreign that whre clause were adopted, which could not be accomplished by iris co; but the intention, in my judgment, was to ;tat-OmA Life
less than last year, so that no !all of moment is expected Coltness Railway)
th b • bet d i 1 b d .d. i' o les.
to take place. The market for East India is inactive, Eest Lancashire Railway Acts Amendment and Devitt- 41 . 1
'IOIVCd to British ships. At present treaties the resmt hoard in addition to the functions he had ey may e, a o Lot et us emae ri icu ous and deceive. It had not le eu proved, or allegesl, that United Dep. Assurance 51. per cent. 10 0 0
......---
d f "., hi P. d 1 fl'h• 1 t t h •
arid les 61 to I7s per ewt is the value; there is also a tion (Connecting Liues in Preston and Walton-le- existed which
.p !ICC menti °retell 6 1)3 ou mentione , .a) et it is cu y o oppose t e insertion of contemptible to the world by our wouderful and sudden strangers did rot, es I thh.' •
lea it reasonable to asiume INIXSCELLANEOUS.
attach!Lent to a nominal treaty; and if England will not that did b _newt
greater supply. Dale, Stc.) the same footing as 13ritish bottoms, and if the clause. strarwr3 . , ecome shareho.ders after this trans- Dividend Amount
hence:forward infringe the treaty of V:euna, let it insist action. If they did so, it seems right to presume Oa Name of Company. per of raid. rrice"
Cocow.-There has been no public sale of West India, Transfer of Sheffield Canal te River Dun Navigation those treaties were enforced the foreigner could The House then divided, when there appeared-
upon the other parties also acting up to it. they became shareholders in the relief that it was truly Annum. Share.
and by prieate treaty only small purchases have been Company. come upon the Treasury for the arnounte they paid in For the clause ... ... ... 13
...-.....^
made; there ars also sellers upon rather lower terms. CONSIDERATION OF REPORTS. the shape of pilotage. Against it - • ••• ... „.. 54 naAs regards the Hungarians, the treaty of Vienna is what it was ostensibly, nor co I hold that the case oi
X. s. ti. se. s. d.
There is, however' still a fair consumption, but the stock The report on Hoghton's Divorce Bill was considered , Mr. LABOUCHERE did not anticipate many 'diffi- majority ... .•. ... -41 useless. What then must our Government discover to the shareholders who were so bona fide, and efterwerch kustrallan Acrriculturl - 100 00300 0 i 7
is heavy. . Foreign has been dealt in with caution at and egret(' to. culties of that sort, as the same privilege would be The clause was therefore lost. find them a reason for allowing the barbarians of the continued so, is to be disregarded in considering thit, thglo-Mexican Mint.. 1/. 4s. 10 0 0 10 0 0
263 6d to 28s Gd per cwt. Lord DUNCAN presented petitions from the imhabi- extended to all foreign ships, having on board a, master Mr. BAINES moved several verbal amendments to isinces as I view them . -
north to crush that noble and valiant people.-Apolo• In the circurns „ the ehareholders Ditto, Half Shares.. - 0 --'
2 10
....
Cianada ......... •• .. G/, por cent. 100 -0
0 32 10 0
TEA.-The market for common and good ordinary tants of Burleigh and Rockingham, in the New Forest, or mate or other officer competent to pilot the veseel. clause 16, which el t
were agree o. gizing for troubling you, I have the honour to subscribe generally desiring to hold Mr. Davidson to there eeventy weer Canada Bonds 51. per cent. - _ 70
Congou has a firm aspect, and larger purchases have complaining of peat-cutting there, and praying the Mr. WAWN said this Bill had been called a measure Mr. WILSON PATTEN moved in the abience of If
myse , A LIBERAL, shares. us the true proprietor for every purpose, as be. Olty Navigotion .... - - - 9c4
bee, made this week at from 8d tie %riper lb; thereis also a Government to bring in some measure to defend their of relief to the shipping interest, but before it could Mr. Heywood-o And whereas by an Act passed in the and a Constant Reader. tweet! him and them, I should certainly, if the arrange- '
Jornp.CpprilfursEng. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 70 o 0 --
limited quentity on offer. Other sorts are held with more rights. claim that uppelletion, Government must consent to t t I - fh• He Majesty G
wen y-seconc 3 ear o is ~. e . eorge tne
- London, July 19, 1849. 'milts of 1841 had not taken place, have decided in con- e I ,
°len. Revers. & Invest. 5 p.c.& bs 21100 0 0 90
, 100 0 0 0,.,
~.qu table Leversionry 5,. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 l''
firmness, operations are upon a more extending scale, mixed FRENCH INTERFERENCE IN ROME. chindon the proposed examination at Trinity House. Third, intituled, "au Act for the better Reid and Eme formity with the Master's cenclusion. But do the v • Jen. t . vi don 1
y ary s earn Na gn /. Bs. 15 0 0 14 0 0 22
blackish leaf at 9iel to 10, ,
Id blackish leaf lld to Is d
i , Colonel THOMPSON presented a petition from Brad- Admiral BOWLES asked if the concession was to be ployment of the poor," certain unions were 'formed, corn- he cast,? In my • •
SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAY MORNING.-The activity l . , t ' '
opinion thht do not. If the business London Institution .• . - - 78 15 0 "--
s
3d and Pekoe flavor Is 4d to
_ , was a mere ceremony comaquent upon the affair of 1837, Russell Institution •. - - 26 5 0
-
ditto strong is Id to ls a, _ ls ford, complaining of the interference of the French in conked to British ships, and those foreign nations who monl II a Glb e' U • of which several *till ' h .1 A•- h It '
70
the sl. • b' 1 yca e. i e. t 5 nions, . . e re- wine prevaiam in tee muvre cotton market up to wee-
or rather, perhaps, a part ot it I canrot 't . f • Pentnslr& Onent.Stm. 8/. per cent. 50 0050 0 0 0,,
30d. For Pouchong and Souchong a. t., Is rit tor, Rome, and praying the House to adopt some step which were under treaties with England. main in different rarts of England, be it therefore enacted, needa-
y evening, when the day's sales amounted to 4,665 , .. in cr ere with Reversionary Int. Soc. 0“ pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 at:4
here is no advance
, the Master's decition. Although refusing the motion, I goyai Mail Steam...• 6/ 18..4. p. c, 100 0 0 60 0 0 ',O"
and former rates are vvell kept up. T.
ch '
nts evince to sum
would compel the Secretary of State for l'oreign Affairs Mr. LABOUCHERE did not believe that foreigners that the previsions of this Act be extended to the Unions bales, sudde 1 , d-•t . d • dnl • 158 bales moven n
n yecase 3es e r at,an o e have not mid myself bound to do so with c t wrath Australlan....• 1/. per share. 25 0 0 25 0 0 Wan
to notice in the value of grecn: still mer a d
ei a strong remonstrance to the French Govern- could ever become sufficiently acquainted with our so created under the beforetmentioned Act." off at former rates. The following vesse:s from New Or- OS.S, espet Van Dieman's Land. 100 0 0 23 0 0 ''''
cially as I arn not satisfied that M • -
firmness, and sales to a fair extent have been ma a at naent on the subject. coast to enable them to undergo the examination at r Dar dson had %yeti
'th the TAKING Captain PECHELL opposed the chute, on the ground leans, with 10,594 bales of cotton, entered the port of Havre
conside d h • . l
• EVIDENCE BEFORE COMMITTEES. Trinity House. re t e transaction before he came td t become
ne o e
" f - rat s• the lower eorts have met w
Jut:), ormc. e ,
"ded; a Mr W PATTEN • that the Gilbert's Unions should not be brought into tho yetiterday:-Buena Vista, Diadem, George Thatcher,
et ptrty t .1. h h
oleortat e th THE MOORS.-It appears that on the moors, in th
most attention. The market for Tea has deci y ... . seeing the Noble Lord the Member Mr. H. F. BERKELEY suggested that some provision Bill. Trenton and Oregon • alto the Him:me:from Havannab ; ought himself to be acting u• so
declared, for Bath in his place was anxi with im ropriety. -ghlands and other parts of Scotland, the disea 6
more healthy rppearance. No public sale is ous to put a question to ought to be introduced into the Bill for compensating After some discussion the clause was withdrawn. ' F. ercur du Bresil p
Zilla, from Pernambuco; and the anp ,
which has proved se fatai among moor garne during th
c b h Ism as to the rules 'of tale , ,
.ta,,,...,,...............„5r•05mxmm.1i
and privately the quantity on offer is smaller 0. ot .1 , nag evidence before Commit- the pilots whom it would throw out of employ. Captain PECHELL then moved the following araend. from Rio Janeiro. As the Southampton steamer left,
~ last few y• ars has not made its appearance this seas°l4'
Ifiack and Green sorts. Th N bl L d
teeta 0 0e or had lately presided over a Com- After a few words from Dr. NICOLL, THE ROYAL PA
meats :-" Whereas at the limo of the Passing of the three more American vessels were seen in tae roads, %ILION AT BRIGIITON.-A Bill is Cry°
"th res ect to the Woods and now b f P • 'The like rtport is true with respect to game on
COFFEE.—Thia afternoon Plantaticn Ceylon Coffee raittee wi
Pth c Forests; it was Sir GEORGE CLERK referred to the evidence of the last-mentioned Act of Parlienaent divers peer persons names uuknown. M. Guizot and family arrived at Havre , • e. ore arhament to empower the Government to Fell, Shap Fells, Bitlebeek Fells, Skiddaw Foresth
wee held for full rates, but there was less demand. Of with reference to e ohurse_ pursped vvith respect to the Duke of Wellington before the Shipwreck Conamittee, in rezidin in parishes where they had had nu legal settle- from Southampton on Thuredey. sell this Niece, with its extentive appurtenances. Th. -
Is Stainmore and other moors in the counties of Wes_at',
103 casks 1569 bags at public sale rather more than half evidence taken before tat Committee that he wished to reply to a statement of the Hon. and Gallant Member for gd f k• h h •re not irremov bl d B - SUTER AT GRANTON.-The magnificent celebrated place was erected by, and for many yesrs was
ment an rom wletey we a,eun er 111.,AK \ moreland,'Comberlend, and other arts of the north ult,
seld; middling to good 53s to 61t, low middling 48s to put a question to the Noble Lord. The Honourable Brighton (Captain Pechelly, that pilots were appointed h ' • the faeourite r •
ins f Lae Bawl Act, were receiving relief fro • • d b the Duke of Buceleuch at Granttn, • esidence of, his Royal Highness the Prince England. The gamekee ters and Pwatchers state tit‘l's,
I
525, fine fine !ordinary 43s to 478 6d, triage 3as to 363 6d, Member, lo lai
after reading the ru d down by the on political grounds, in order to show that that statement t e provts o o. .. , h in pie•r erecte y
of Wales r •
, anerwards George IV. His immediate as the weather was dry and seasonable during the tin°.
damagi d263Gd to 435. 1,89 6b3 s Havannah went at House with respect to taking evidence before v.as inaccurate, and that they were not selected on any ensiles in which tey were legally
the p _ . i
n which such •
settled having been ia acme degree injured by the currents
h ' 1d ' ' I ree masses of fleeting debris and mud around seceessor, William IV., visited it several times d rin ' • esi
full rates, but a Tart only sold; finf fire) ordinary at 455, Committees, observed that it appeared that there was such grounds.-(Hear, hear.) or thom the unions 1 ,
_. , parts es
.e ging a a
1 d t b "Id bre kewter o th- • , his reign and her present Majest on tw r thr eo c
re situated ; acd whereas sun relief was in it, it was reso vc o ut a a .... n e. west . . i y, 00 e ca-
n g of incubation, the broods, which generally hav ,
..
greater number of birds in each ef them than o',
fino ordinary as to 43s 6d, g„d ordinary 36i to 378 summoned before the Committee a Mr. Gore, one of the Captain PECHELL said it had been shown bofore a a view to protect it. This labori• 51005 in the only part of her succession to the throne Itbi.
der an erroneous construction side with , many years paet, were brought forth in a heti f
' damaged 35s to 35s 6d. 12 4 casks Porto Rica went : C • • r of' Woods and Forests. That gentleman the Committee that political influtnce had been exercised,
a ommis.sione a many cases a ithdrawn un
b the said ti . k has been oin on for upwards of
put on the said Act, thhere
_y bat mentioned ous wor . g g. , became its occupant. Its glories are new passed away, Since then the have tone on well manY °
manner.. , _ y 6, , c e
383 to 39e for fine ordinary gr •Th h C 'tt e but he found after- and the Noble Duk-e did not 1• h fll and tl '^ ••th 't t • d" t b t
le pmece, wi is ex ensive a junc s, are aou to
e 3. e market for eave evidence before t o OMMI C , exp am t e matter u y t el•
ions ir which they are situated, had to two years, and it now projec 3 some istance
• Native Ceylon it quiet at from 34s to 36s for d p r d e terial mistakes, and and to the satisfaction of himself, parishes, or the un . them being already well feathere.d and strong on I`,l
. goo to me wards that he ha maue most ma
and have incurred great and beyond the Granton Pier, and will admirably serve the pass into other hunds. On Tuesday last a preliminary wi„gi
ordirery.
when his evi- Loril D. STUART sand h. maintain such poor persons, so that there its evc..ry protpect that grouse wit:,
had given very erroneous evidence ; and . is Hon. and Gallant Friend heats e - b d It expense is not now r
Dense there y, an suc e• purpose i
"ntended. Another object, and one nut gene- agreement was tigned, by Mr. Leigh Pemberton, the •
be numerous, and in such a state of perfection ns "g
Snices.-For Pimento an active demand ha 3 been ex. d ' him to correct, he corrected (Mr. IL Berkeley) who had advocated compensation to : If. solicitor to the Woods and Forests, and Mr. Slight, the 5 0
ence was sent th . _ coverable by law under proceedings for the removal of rally known, to be g
e aim:el by the breakwater is, to ex_ afford to sportsmen the u,mil pleasure of the 121 t
- d und prices have risen Id per lb. At S •
pertocce , auc ion it, and sent it into the Committee over these Hots oueht to h v
p e a e known that none but lawyers ,h , h laces of their tettlement• be it trd the work in a circular direction, so as to form a tewn-cleik of' Brighter, by the terme of which the lion. Augutt. Hares and partridges are unusually 134
775 bags were ell sold at 3'ill to 410 tor ordinary to good, h. h h Nbl L d 'd d S frequently received compensation, and that they and they alone suc poor pirtons to te p . e e • , e
Commistioners of her Majesty's Woods F ee
, or ts, and
wic t e o e or presz e . ,u s
' ' ' therefore enacted, that it shell be lawful for the Poor- harbour of refuge tor vessels during a storm. At pre- -- merous and forward in the northern counties.
btzt chi, fly at 4fid to 4-id for mid. Bledk Pepper is had he received a communication 'rem the clerk of were overgorged with compeneation.-(Hear.) Land Revenue are to sell to the inhabitants of Brighton tent
• h firmness at former rates, and a fair portion h C • h h •
mi We was t e enamlttee, tat t o corrections were con- The Bill was then read a second time, and wont repayment to the first men- sent when a tempest threatens, all vessels lying at the
law Boartl to order the , . . , - , , .
I h P • S r the entire property for the sum of 63,000/. We under- Cowrs, JULY 19.-Wied W.-Arrd. Luba, Jane-
. edes,
sold privately. At auction 373 ba s Sumatra tioned parishes, cr to the unions in whieh they are mouth of the Frith have to ta to 5 t ,er in t. beargaret's Santos ; ,Carl Emil, Iflricksen, St. Croix; Archie) n
were sold sidered by the Committee to be inadmissible, and he was th
_rough CuMMittee, pro forma, to be re-committed on stand it is intended to throw open the extensive lawns of
d tg2 d situated, or to the overseers of the poor or guardians 110 e, above Queensterry, so that a great convenience
P Lane, Havannah ; Amwell, Longridge, ditto ; Joh° '
at 2iii to 2,:d for clean,
ian a
dii. to 2iel for da- requested to send in another copy of his corrections. Monday, at twelve.
the Palace to public, 1150 as promenades and pleasure
d The value of inferior soun thereof respectively, by .
• the parishes by which sueh relief will be gained when the Granten harbour is completed. Friedrick, V • Ch I
aline-, ar ce ton. ,
meg, . Is 2id to 20, and Mr. Gore, however, did not knew what correctior.s were In reply to Mr. WAWN,
. . 1-
grounos 7- a desz.
Veratuin of long-standing in that t.---:' - ------
o 3ld. Vii bite is "cl it was not his int •
BOUCHERE Eat . ention as aforesaid has been eithdrawn, or the unions in which We understand it is contemplated to have a similar --------
ordinary to finis ilialabar 2,1,:i 1 4 _ quoted objected to, and therefore he was unable to send in a Mr. LA
fashionable watering-place ; the larger rooms of the DIED.
such last-mentioned • h
tine CS are situated, or by the breakwater constructed on the east side o
COW-
at 5d to 93 for low to hoe'. rod less Wanted, and a part corrected copy. The questions he wished to put to the to introduce a claute to exempt ships from pilotaee , , P f the pier, and /-, • • •
avilion to be converted into concert, lecture, aud assem- At Edinburgh, on the 14th inst., Colonel Dugald
nd luyers at 355 to 43s i h he had sailed'? overseers ol 1
tle poor or guardians thereof respectively, when this is donh, Granten will have etrongew clainas bell, P.A.
only of 333 bags at auction fou h Neble Lord were, first, whether the facts were as he who returned to tlue port from wh-c-- 1 Y
an lily rooms.
Os• th la of all such cost of rend. „ mey be proved to the satis- than ever to be considered " the port of Edinburgh"- augh-
On the 15th inst., at Bytield-house, Barnes, Anne, d or
for ord and good mid, aed fine at 653 to 1 v ese are had stated; and, secondly, whether Mr. Gene's evidence ballast.
ROBBERY OF PLATE NEAR TRUEO.-On Monday
145 casks sold at AMEND faction of the said Board to have been iucurred by such honour which now very e j,
•ustl • belongs to Leith.-North ter of the late R. Lindesev. Eso.. of nen/thew. countY
leaver rates. cayenne it, cheeper, an( would be published vvithout his corrections? POOR-LAW UNION CHARGES ACT , - fir.t...,,,,tinn.d
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Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of l'a!d_ Di( e•
Annum. • Share.
...........
...*••••••••••••sow......... .......... .................
£ 1. d. £ a. d.
Australasia •••••• • • • • 31. per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 23%
3ritsif North.Amerlcan Si, per cunt. 50 0 0 50 0 0 40a.d.
Ceylon .......• ••• • •• 71. p-r cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
Cirmaercial of London 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
C,lonial.. . -
Gloucestershire ••• • • • 151 cent. - - -
lanixn ........ •• •• • • 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
Londu and Westmin3tr 6/. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
Ditto - 13 0 0 ---
Loidon Joint-Stock ,. 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 163(t
P *LA-in:dolor Ireland•: ti/. per cult. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
Ditto, New... ••• , .. B'. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 -
National of Ireland .. Si. per cent. :;0 0 0 22 10 0 -
Nat. iirovacial of Enz. 61. per cent. WO 0 0 35 0 0 -
Ditto, Nebv. ••••• • • 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
South Australia - - 22 10 0 -
Union of Australia.... 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 ---
Ditto .. ... - 210 0 -
Jain of London. •• • • 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 10%
Union of Madrid ..... - 40 0 0 40 0 0 -,
--------
INS LTR.B.7ItI CE Cf11:111:PAIIIELL
• Dividend Amount
Name if Company. f per of Paid. Pll.'s'
Annum. Share.
---•-•
-------- -
£ a. d. j X s. d.
Albion ........ ••. • • • 31. 108. 500 o 0 50 o 0 75
ALiauce rtrit. and For. 71. 4s. 6d. 100 0 0 11 0 0 ---
Dit b Marine... .. • • GI. per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 -
Atlai ... . , 133.6 d. pr eh. 50 0 0 5 6 8 shut
itritis•i Commercial .. 7s. per flare 50 0 0 50 0 5%
a3ericl,3lea.&•Gbii•Life spr cf.& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 19
JJELlity _ Si. 100 0 0 10 0 0 65
1:- )wn ...... .. -- •• 14s. 50 0 0 50 0 ---.,
Eagle ....... ..... .... 65. 50 0 0 50 0 5,e
Irig.S: -Seet.Law •• •• 57. per cent. 50 0 0 212 6 ---
oropeaa Life ••• • • • 5% per cent. 20 0 0 All paid. 15
eamfly Endowmr. t Soc. 4/. & be. 100 0 0 4 0 0 --
tenlasons' .• •••• • • • GI. per cent. 20 0 0 3 0 0
G 1 be ..... •...•• • • • • 61. per cent. Stock. - 125
G tordlan .... •••• •• • • 51. 100 0 0 26 10 0 49'
Laperial Fire -.••• •• 121 per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 220
Lap:trial Life •• .. .. 12s. 100 0 e 10 0 0 15
fadceinity Marine- 11. sh. & be. 100 0 0 513 1 --,,
Law Fire ............ - 100 0 0 210 0 2*
6,1.1 v 1 ire-. .. .. •• .. 11. 16s. 100 0 0 10 0 0 41%
Lo; ii and General Life - 50 0 0 20 0 414,
Lor,dt,ti Fire ........ 10s. 25 0 0 12 10 0 161,f,
London Ship ••• ••• •• 100. 25 0 0 12 10 0 161,4
if orine .. ..... ••• • .. 12s per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 9„*
%led. fnvlid&Gen. Life 4%1. per et. 50 0 0 20 0 2%
gat-lens] Lean Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 220 0 --
istional Life
Collodium Life.. .....
Pelican.. .. • • - - - -
Li/vet:ix .. • . ..... .•• • • 11. p. sh. &bs. - - 142
Pi 0t2,-•tor Life.... . -
Protntlat Life •••• ..
lock Lite • ..... ..
loyal Exchanf4', - 210
3.iii Fire • - - 203
;;Itto Life .......... 11, 6s. - - 44
'Jniversal Life........ 10% pr cnt. 100 0 0 9 0 0 -_,
liotoria Life ......... 51. per cnt. - 4 0 0 4%
ITIRIDGES _
Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of raid. Price.
Annum. Share.
...-....
- - .
. d.
Charing-cr055........ - X - 25 os.d.Z. S. 0
-
3outlitvrk,Nur Sub. AY. - 632 12 8 - -
Ditto Nw of 7}{t p. c. 355. per cent. 50 0 0 - --
Waterloo ............ - 100 0 0 - 3,,i
Ditto Old Ann. of 61. 17. ss. 40. - 60 0 0 27
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 2s: 20. - 40 0 0 -
7auxhall .... •• • AV. 11. 70 10 3 - 18
....
DOOMS,
Dividend Amount
Name of Compasy. per of Paid. price.
Annum. Share.
-----• __.---- --
X s. d. £ r. d.
East and West India... 61. pr cent. Stock. - 132%
61 tst Country - ---
London ...• •••• • • •• 51. pr cent. Stock. - 111}i
Ditto Bonds.. •• .• • • 41. per cent. - - -
it. Katharine •• •••• •• 4 per cent. Stock.
Ditto, Scrip...-. . - -
Ditto Bonds • • 4%1. pr cent. -
3outhampton •• ...... 2/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 :=0
0 ,80-Htli.

-61,11.5-LEG 4111 AND COZIM CO/VIPANZES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. VIC.'
Annum. Share.
.....--°'
X. 3. d. X. s. d.
British •• •• •• .... •... 11. 40 0 0 18 0 0 14
Ditto rrovincial • • 1/. 83. 20 0 0 19 0 0 18
Bristol • • • • • • . • • • • • • • IC/. per cent. 20 0 0 ...-
trighton • • • • .. • • • • • . 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 16
City of London ...... 101. 100 0 0 100 0 0 20
3'
~
:ontinentalConsolidat. 923. pr share 50 0 0 39 5 0
&gultablo . • • . • ... • • .. 455. pr share 50 0 0 50 0 0 26
imperial .. ... • • • • • . 6/, per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 66,L;6
Endependent........ • • 61. per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 627.
50 0 0 SO 0 0 12*
• 50 0 0 50 o '22
cic:o,llx . .... • . • • • • .. 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 46 0 0 29
tatcliff .. .. - ........ 5/. 100 0 0 90 0 0 75
jnited General • • . • • • 4%/. pr cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 12%
ViTegminster Chartered 3/. 50 0 0 45 •'2
Ditto, New •• .. • • . . 123. 50 0 0 10 0 0 111‘

Colonel THOMPSON presented a petition from Brad-
ford, complaining of the interference of the French in
Rome, and praying the House to adopt some step which
would compel the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
to send a strong remonstrance to the French Govern-
ment on the subject.
TAKING EVIDENCE BEFORE COMMITTEES.
Mr. W. PATTEN seeing the Noble Lord the Member
for Bath in his place, was anxious to put a question to
him, as to the rules of taking evidence before Commit.
tees. The Noble Lord had lately presided over a Com-
mittee with respect to the Woods and Forests; it was
with reference to the course pursued with respect to the
evidence taken before that Committee that he wished to
put a question to the Noble Lord. The Honourable
Member, after reading the rule laid down by the
House with respect to taking evidence before
Committees, observed that it appeared that there was
summoned before the Committee a Mr. Gore, one of the
Commissioners of Woods and Forests. That gentleman
before
m thea de
mostCommittee,materialbut he found
mistakes,
wardsandgav gave
e evidence
thatenhe e
had
had given very erroneous evidence ; and when his evi-
dence was sent to him to correct, he corrected
it, and sent it into the Committee over
which the Noble Lord presided. Subsequendy
he received a communication frcm the clerk of
the Committee, that the corrections were con-
sidered by the Committee to be inadmissible, and he was
requested to send in another copy of his corrections.
Mr. Gore, however, did not know what corrections were
objected to, and therefore ho was unable to send in a
corrected copy. The questions ho wished to put to the
Noble Lord were, first, whether the facts were as he
had stated; and, secondly, whether Mr. Gore's evidence
would be published without his corrections?
Lord DUNCAN said it was quite true that subs( quently
to Mr. Gore's examination he returned his evidence
to the Committee in a corrected shape. On looking over
t het evidence, as it was his duty to do, as Chairman of
the Committee, ho found that most important corrections
had been made by Mr. Gore in the evidence he had
given, corrections which, if they had been made at the
moment of his giving the evidence', would have induced
a great deal larger examination. Under these circum-

SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAY 111011.NING.—The activity
which prevailed in the Havre cotton market up to Wed-
nesday evening, when the day's sales amounted to 4,665
bales, suddenly ceased yesterday, and only 158 bales moved
off at former rates. The following vesse:s from New Or-
leans, with 10,594 bales of cotton, entered the port of Havre
yesterday:—Buena Vista, Diadem, George Thatcher,
Trenton and Oregon; also the Havane:from Havannah ;
Zilla, from Pernambuco; and the Empercur du Brest!,
from Rio Janeiro. As the Southampton steamer left,
three more American vessels were seen in the roads,
names unknown. M. Guizot and family arrived at Havre
from Southampton on Thursday.
BREAKWATER AT GItANTON.—The magnificent
pier erected by the Duke of Buceleuch at Granttn,
having teen in acme degree injured by the currents
lodging large masses of floating debris and n:ud around
it, it was resolved to build a breakwater on the west
side with a view to protect it. This labori-
ous work has been going on for upwards of
two years, end it now projects some distance
beyond the Grantors Pier, and will admirably serve the
purpose intended. Another object, and one nut gene-
rally known, to be gained by the breakwater is, to ex-
tend the work in a circular direction, so as to form a
harbour of refuge for vessels during a storm. At pre-
sent, when a tempest threatens, all vessels lying at the
mouth of the Frith have to take shelter in St. Margaret's
Hope, above Queensferry, so that a great convenience
will be gained when the Granters harbour is completed.
We understand it is contemplated to have a similar
breakwater constructed on the east side of the pier, and
when this is done, Grantcn will have stronger claims
than ever to be considered " the port of Edinbuigh"—an
honour which now very justly belongs to Leith.—North
British Mail.

After some discussion, the clause was withdrawn.
Captain PECIIELL then moved the following amend-
ments:—" Whereas at the timo of the passing of the
last-mentioned Act of Parliament divers p ,or persons
residing in parishes where they had had no legal settle-
ment, and from w!eich they were not irremovab!o under
the provisions of the said Act, were receiving relief from
the parishes in which they were legally settled,
or from the unions in which such parishes
are situated ; and whereas such relief was in
many cases w ithdr.awn under an erroneous construction
put on the said Act, whereby the said first mentioned
parishes, or the unions in which they are situated, had to
maintain such poor persons, and have incurred great and
heavy xpense thereby, and such expense is not now re-
coverable by law under proceedings for. the removal of
such poor persons to the places of their settlement; be it
therefore enacted, that it shell be lawful for tho Poor-
law Board to order the repayment to the first men-
tioned parishes, cr to the unions in which they are
situated, or to the overseers of the poor or guardians
thereof respectively, by the parishes by which such relief
as aforesaid has been liithdrawn, or the unions in which
such last-mentioned parishes are situated, or by the
overseers of the poor or guardians thereof respectively,
of all such cost of relief as mly be proved to the satis-
faction of the said Board to have been incurred by such
first-mentioned parishes, or the unions in which they
are situated, by r:.=ason of such relief having been with-
drawn, as aforesaid."
Mr. BAINES objected to the clause.
The galleries were cleared, Lut no division took place,
the clause being negatived without a division.
The Bill then passed through Committee, and the
House resumed,
The orders of the day fined for twelve bat not

COFFEE._This afternoon Plantaticn Ceylon Coffee
was held for full rates, but there was less demand. Of
103 casks 1569 bags at public sale rather more than half
sold; middling to good 53s to 61e, low middling 48s to
525, tine fine ordimary 43s to 47s 6, triage 32s to 36s 6d,
damag. d 261 Gd to 435. 1,826 bags Havar,nah went at
full rates, but a Tart only sold; fine fine ordinary at 455,
fino ordinary 38s to 43s 6d, gocd ordinary 36s to 375,
damaged 35s to 35s 6d. 124 casks Porto Rica went at
383 to 39 for fine ordinary grey. The market for
Isiaiivc Ceylon is quiet at from 34a to 36s for good to fine
ordinary.
SPlcEs.—For Pimento an active demand has been ex.
perionced, and prices have risen Id per lb. At auction
775 bags were all sold at V;id to 4-id for ordinary to good,
but chi: fly at 41,1 d to 4-id for mid. Bladk Pepper is had
Kith firmness at former rates, and a fair portion was
sold privately. At auction 373 bags Sumatra were sold
at 2id to 2;:d for clean, and at 2id to 20 for da-
'nag. d. The value of inferior sound is 2id to 24d, and
ordinary to fino Malabar 2ad to &id. Vv bite is quoted
at 5d to 93 for low to fine. I'43d less wanted, and a part
only of 353 bags at auction found buyers at 355 to 435
for ord and good mid, and fine at 65s to 703; these are
lower rates. Cayenne is cheaper, and 45.1 casks sold at
101 to 1113 per lb for good, and inferior i 2d. The home
demand tor Ginger continues good, and exporters are
more disposed to sell; prices are also on the advance. At
auction 631 bags Bengal seld at 24; for mid smail rough,
Vs for ord; 532 bags African, mid and good bold 383 6d
to 40i. There bas been no public sale of Jamaica, and
3/ 103 to 121 is the value of ord to fine. Of Caszia lignea
the supply is no: rulficient f, r the de wad, and prices must
again be quoted is to is 6sl higher. At auction 100

DIED.
At Edinburgh, on the 14th inst., Colonel Dugald Canir
bell, P.A.
On the 15th inst., at Bytleld-house, Barnes, Anne, datigbi
ter of the late R. Lindesay, Esq., of Loughry,
Tyrone, Ireland. nel
On the 16th inst., at Milton-on• Thames, Kent, Colo
John Holbrow, of the Bengal Army, aged tB.
At Eltham, Kent, on the COI inst., aged 60, LOUISA " 0
TrUr
bread, widow of J—Whitbread, aq., of Trehavern,
Cornwall. county 0

ROBBERY OF PLATE NEAR TRERO.—On Monday
mcrnitig the Mayor of Exeter rcceived a letter, apprising
that on the night of'the 14th inst. the hcuze of C.
Eq., a gtntleman re!iding a,t Tregollon, six
miles rrom Truro, Cornwall, Lad been broken into, and
the wliole of the silver plate stolen, of the value of from
6001. to 7001.—Trewman's Exeter Flying Post.
LERWICK, JULY 16.—Wind S.—Arrd. 16th, Flora
Meyer, Greenland, with 3,300 seals; Friga, Fruehte-
n'.ctit, Greenland, with 970 seals. Off port, Fairy, Kerr,
Greenland, with 1,200 seals, and sailed for Dundee.

MENT BILL.

The House then went into on this Bill.

SOUTH YoraisulßE RAILWAY,—The permanent
rails are laid from Swinton to Conisbro', and we are as-
sured that the line will certainly be ready for opening by
September, to accommodate the traffic of the race week.
A locomotive engine will b 2 employed on the line at
Levitt Ilagg in a fortnight.—Sheffield Times.
PORT:OI.7,ITH, JULY 19.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrd. Her
Majesty's ship Childers, Bombay.

On clause 16 being moved,
Mr. BAINES explained that this clause had stood
over in consequence of the suggestion of the Honourable
Member for Somerset. He had macla such alterations
as be trusted would be approved of.
Captain PECHELL alluded to a case which he had
stated yesterday, of a man being kept in the workhouse

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