The Sun.
London, England, 1841-07-22 00:00:00

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
LIVER Cafr6r4 MAitics.T, JULY 21.—There has Leen
a moderate business done the Cotton market to-day, the
sales amounting to 2,000 bales. ltti speculation we have
nothing of consequence to report, but for eXpott, LIP Swat
and.2oo American havebeen taken. Prices continue stEady,
LIVERPOOL SHARE M .IRKET, JULY 21.—A very good
bitsitieds has been done at the Stock Exchange this day, the
following ate the irdnsactions:—Eastern Counties, 7 ;
Edinburgh and Glasgow. 87%; Glasgow, Paisley and
eno, k, 26,t ; New Shares, 3a ; Grand Junction, 502;
great Western 201. Shares, 94; London and Birmingham
32/. Shares, 534.
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, JULY 21.—We have
had a very quiet day, but prices on the whole are firm, with-
out much real business. North Midland, Thirds si; York
and North Midland, Half-shares, 20/ ; Yorkshire District
Bank, 9%.

By the arrival of the packet ship Oxford, at Liverpool, from
New York, which place she left on the the Ist inst., papers of
that date have been received, they are but one day later than
the previous accounts, and do not contain any news of interest.
Stocks had declined. 'the sales at the Stock Board on the
30th June, were more extensive than for some days past, but
prices generally receded. United States Bank Shares sold at
18a, a decline of per cent. Vicksburgh fell off 14.
There was a fair amount of transactions in State Stocks,
without material variation.
United States Bank Shares at Philadelphia were quoted at
19 at 191/..

Papers from Hobart Town to the 13th March have been re-
ceived, but they do not contain any news of interest. The
heat market continued dull; a considerable quantity had
arrived; the price was seren to eight shillings per bushel.
PORT PHILIP, MARCH 5. —Very little doing in any branch
of busiLess. Flour, if anything, on the decline.

THE FUNDS.
Towards the close of business yesterday, a reactioo took
)'lace in both the English and Foreign Securities, and the
Market, closed with a firmer appearance..
• Consols closed at 898. for Money, and 89T, 90 for Account,
end opened this morning at the same; Exchequer Bills are
13 16 prem. ; Spanish Active Stock, 203 ; Portuguese Five
per Cents. 3Q ; Ditto Three per Cents.,
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE.
RAILWAYS. Paid: Per Share.
Bristol and Exeter 6O ..... 31 .. ... to

Cheltenham and Great Western. 621 2l
Great Western
Ditto Fifths . 4 -/
London and Brighton
London and Croydon (Trunk)... 134 124 to
South Eastern and Dover
fork and North Midland...
HALF-PA ST ONE.

The accounts received from M.inchester, state that the un-
latour3ble character of the weather, together with the heavy
continental failures immediately ensuing after those in London,
here and elsevilerg., ;;,ave operated unfavourably upon the
staple market. The (ICmso for goods or yarn is not so active,
and lower rates are generally offered.
Both Stock Markets are find, and further advance has taken
place since the opening. Consols are now 894 h for Money;
and 91 hr the A &omit ; Bank Stock, 17/ ; India Stock. 249;
Three per Centy. Reduced, 90}; Threft-and-a-,Half Ditto,
99i -4z ; Exchequer Balls, 13 lb prem.
Spani,h Active Stock has advanced to 20k; Pasgive, 4i ;
Portuguese are also higher, the Five per Cents. are now 50;,:,'
and the Three' per Cents., 18fr ; Brazilian, 67i ; Colom-
bian, 20; Mexican, 251-7, ; Dutch Two•and-a-Half per Cents.,
bli ; and the Five per Cents., 102.
There has been but little doing in the Share Market to-day,
and no alteration worthy of remark has occurred. Great
Western, are 86 87 ; ditto Fifths, 10 ; London and Brighton,
43 ; Cheltenham and Great Western, 21 ; Bristol and Exeter,
31 ; South Eastern and Dover, 18i ; York and North ill id
land, 73.

QUARTER TO THREE.

There are several arrivals this morning, but none of great
importance. The account from America relative to the burnt
steamer, excites considerable attention and a painful degree of
interest.

Consols Money, 89% ; Account 90; Mexican, 251 6 ; Co-
lombian,l9l 20 ; Spanish, 24 15: Nothing doing worthy cf
observation. •

LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(THIS DAY.)

Lownow, JUNfi_22.-7Wind-ibis day at noon W. to N.W.

DEAL, JULY 21.—Wind N. W.-LArrived the Caledonia,
M'Cutcheon, from Sydney, New South Wales ; Wave, Gold-
smith, Hobart Town; Briton's Queen, and Springfield, Roy,
Quebec, with loss of two anchors and cables, but has been
supplied; Margaret, Larkins, Newfoundland. Arrived from
the river the Courier, for Puerto Parina ; Jane, Valparaiso ;
Tagus steamer, Lisbon ; Quiz, for Malta.
STAB GATt Cnitza, JULY 20.—Arrived the George Lord,
Amlot, from Leghorn.
MARGATE, 'JULY 21.—Arrived off, the William Henry,
Angus, Thomas, from Honduras. The Good Hope, from
Quebec, got on shore on the west part of the Tongue Sand, and
rem sins.

STAR. CROSg, JULY 20.—Arrived the Rose of Perth from
Rio Janeiro, leaky.
TORBAY, JULY 20.—Arrived the Majestic, Shields, for
Calcutta. Arrived off the Republic, for New York; Trojan,
Dunkirk, for Sydney.
FAtifocTii, JULY 20.—Wind S.W. to W., fresh gales. and
squally.—Arrived the Tintern, Morris, from Monte Video,
sailed 20th April, bound to Antwerp , Montefiere, London,
for Ceylon ; Jim Crow, ditto, for the Cape of Good Hope ;
Westmoreland, ditto, for St. John's, New Brunswick ; Parga,
ditto, for Corfu; Marquis of Bute, ditto, for Malta; Queen
of the South, ditto, for Teneriffe ; .Africanus, ditto, for River
Gambia; Criterion, Shields. for Barcelona.
LivEurooL, JULY 21.—Wind W. S. W.—Arrived the Mag-
net, from Texas; Abbotsford, Harry, arid Senator, New Or-
leans; Ocean
.Queen, Mobile ; Oxford, Rathbone, New
York, sailed Ist inst. ; Liverpool, Potter, Cuba ; SOvereign,
;
Halifax • Lady Colebrooks, Miramichi Mersey, Montreal ;
Alexander Wise, Quebec • Alexandria E., Emma, Leghorn.
Sailed the Chalco, for iuenos Ayres, south America; and
U. Biddle, New York. _ _ _

Cowin; Jv LY 21.—Arrived the Brankenmoor, London for
Port Philip, with loss of jib-boom, having been in contact
with the French schooner Courier, off St. Albans, the crew of
which abandoned her, and have arrived here in the Branken-
moor. The Courier has since been bi ought in here also.
PLYMOUTH, Jinx 21.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the
Schryd, from Shields for Smyrna ; City of London, London, for
Cape of Good Hope; Velocity, ditto, for Swan River; Numa
(transport), for Malta, Spermaceti, Quebec; Plym,
Smyrna.
SCILLY, JULY 16.—Arrived the Herald, from Swansea, for
Gibritltar ; Emma, Card.ff for Leghorn.
GUERNSEt, Jun, 15 AND 16.—Sailed the Francis Yates,
for Port Adelaide ; Caledonia, Havannah: _

JERSEY, J u 18.'—Sailed the Belus, for Labrador.
CARDIFF, JULY 18.—Sailed the Quiver, for Constantinople.
MILFORD, JULY 20.—The Mary Ann, Jones, from Satin-
derspool to Drogheda, was run on shore near the entrance of
this harbour yesterday, having sprung a leak ; most of the ma-
terials saved.

HULL, JULY 20.—Arrived the Metta Margaretta, Ancona.
DUBLIN, JULY 20.—Arrived the Valiant, Hewitt, from
Demerara ; Glenora, Quebec.
LEITH, JULY l9.—Sailed the William Mitchell, for Sydney.
PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 30.—A steam-boat, burned to the
water's edge, was passed 24th instt., off Cape Hatteras, lat. 34,
lon. 75. She was a very large steamer, but so much burned
as to be unable to tell what the name was, one guard was under
water ; the frame of the other above very much burned. By
the Augusta arrived here.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
(RECEIVED THIS DAY-)
DUDLEY AND TIPTON RACES.---TuEsnAY.
The Borough anal County Members' Plate of 50t., for horses
that never eon?.nt at any one time; 3 yrs, ist ; 4 yrs, ~
gst 211);
aged, 9st 21b ; mares, &c., alloN,-e4
5 yrs, Bst 101 b ; 6 yrs Ott
ed three times this year, allowea
atb i horses that have star,:.
31b. 31110-and..a.half heats.;
Mr. Key's Fitzgattlb01, 5 yrs
Mr. William's Anvil, 3 yrs - ,.... ,.... ...... 0 2
Mr. Parker's Dauntless, aged ,••.. 3 3
Mr. Copeland's St. Botolph, 3 yrs 2 0
Mr. Moss's Tom, 4 yrs
The Horsley Stakes of 5 sovs. each, with 50 added ; the second
to receive 10/. ; three 3 ears, 7st 41b ; and four, Bst 1016 ;
mares, geldings, and maidens, 4 yrs old, allowed 31bs. One
mile and three quarters. (18 Subs.)
Mr. Smith's The Maid, 4 yrs .. (Mr. Barker) 1
Mi. Arthur's The Star, 3 yrs ..
Mr. Skerratt's e by Newton, dam by Mr. Lowe, 3 yrs 3
The Tipton Stakes of 5 sovs. each, and 25 added, one mile
and a half, were won in two heats, by Mr. Jones's Henley,
4 yrs (Jones), beating Mr. Barker's Sam Weller, aged, and
two others.

The Yeomanry Stakes of 3 toys. each, added to a Cup, I3st,
mile and a half, were won in three heats, by Mr. Thomas's
gr m Deceiver.

WEDNESDAY.

The Dudley Castle Stakes of 5 sovs. each, with 40 added ; 3
yrs, ist ; 4 yrs, Bst 21b ; 5 yrs, Sit 101 b ; 6 yrs, and aged,
9st 21b. Mares, &c., allowed 3 lbs ; winners extra. Nile
and half heats.
._ _ _ . _ _

Mi:l.. op-eland;sir Mark, 5 yrs
Mr. Foley na Frailty, 6 yrs
Mr. Denham's fby Pantaloon Souvenir, 3 yrs
The Handicap of 15 sows. each, 10 ft., and 5 onli if declared,
with 150 added ; the second saves his stake. rwo miles.
Mr. Smith's The Maid, 4 yrs, 7st 31b ...... ...(Mr. Barker) 1
Mr. Taylor's Margaret, 5 yrs, 7st 91b .2
Mr. Morris' Fat Jack, aged, Bst 41b 3
Mr, Critchley's Dunstan, 4 yrs, 7st 131 b .. 4
A r„6:fl Handicap of 3 soya. each, with 30 added; the se-
cond to I,4k7ivelol. Once round and a distance.
Mr. Key's Marialva, 4;"
Mr. Foster na The Star, 3 yrs'," 2
Mr. Buckley's eby Laurel out of Shoehorn, 3 yrs ...
Mr: Williams' Anvil, 8 yrs
The Huntley Park Stakes, for the be.:
ten horses, of 5 sous.
each and 20 added, one mile, were won by 1,2:7. Frost's Image,
3 yrs, 7st 71b (Frost ), beating Woodbine, 6 Irs;bl t Ilb.

CHELTENHAM RACES-WEDNESDAY.

The Shetborne Stakes of with 30 added, one
mile, were won by the Duke of Richmond's The Currier, 5
yrs, 9st lib (Rogers), when, owing to the very unfavourable
state of the weather, a meeting was called at the Grand Stand
by the Stewards, and it was agreed by the consent of all parties
interested, that the races should be postponed to the following
day at twelve o'clock.

THE MAJORITY AND MINORITY.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

.Sia,--*hifstthe Tory politicians "who see through all
.things with their half-shut eyes" arc making merry on th
r majority, by a curious coincidence
.theßadicales
congratulating- .+hemselves on their large
ju ce—wi h farscore greai..." r`l7on! the great body of the future
are minority, mes
fn its feelings, and probably
ompoproesituionniteids
iensseintstiaollyienßioandsicb;nd
viz:, than any opposition
which ever sat on the
meridian of such times ;t. The fact is,
"good old Whig" was a ItOfttmer anal. Cere-
monies, George the
that your behclicsaL Assigned to.. -fed to the
that Royal /limner of -the
. ofelegant
(leefFourth,msft) disgraced ' Reftottli rta4 tit
. a a i n, the Witt'l
aetice ; thank Heafeh 5 _
theme
spoke Welt, but then
_ OM h-ftveproVed the path
(women, in p. -
of such men as the Benntis, (AMARA 60 Lad Staple
of
the two latter comprehending a subdivision known as " Aria.
tocratic Whigs,", a, hybrid in my mind more to be suspected 1
than the most thorough-going Conservative. Instead a these '
worn-out Whigs, a body of men have been returned better
suited to the times, which require greater energy and more
extended views ; the Tory party can never perpetrate any of
noir old atrocities, whilst we are sure of such an opposition,
and I venture to predict that not many years will elapse before
the Government of the country will be confided to men who do
not play at Reform ie jest, whilst they experience the same de.
fetance for the essential; of the Constitution as their present
opponents. I look npqu an extension of the franchise, and yound the
Vfte by Ballet, as ;inevitable* no distant period ; in
wit'. find there are more Members pledged to support the
r,ctn. —1 I. tb. 1,',-" 7-,t• Vilial..lll.:lt, th:u have ever ad-
vacated that measure heretofore.
lam, 111r..,Editor, faithfully yours,
RADIX.

AMERICAN NEWS.
ONE DAY LATER I'V.Olll NEVI

YORK.
LIVERPOOL, WZIESDAY NIGHT.—BY
the New York packet ship Oxford, Capitall 13aibb°fie'
we have New York papers to the 2d insiaat; one bon
later than previously received by the steam-s.%ipl-
bia. This arrival furnishes but little of interest to the
on
English reader, A vessel had reached rhilaofelphia
the arrival o•
the previous day--the Augusta, from Trinidad, the ear
tain of which reports that on his passage he saw a steam-
-
boat wreck on the coast, supposed to be the Prcsident.
HILADELPHIA, JuNE 30.—Consiiierable interest scsstti;
cited here this morning by the announcewent e the fact
the
Captain Sawyer, of the brig Augusta, had fallen tine faith
hull of a large steamship, burned to the waters ecige;„
Augusta is 24 days from Trinidad, and reports to la"en-
with the wreck in question on Thursday last, in lat., 3•1
er
longitude 75 20. One guard was under water and the
much charred and burned, and although he boro down clime
upon it he was unable to aseeitain anything more than that
was the remains of a large steam-veswl, and that she had the
destroyed by fire. These two facts he is positive of. riri
general belief is that this is the remains of the long 1111"ing ativ,
unfortunate steamer President, and as it entirely change' • -
previously entertained belief of the manner of her loss her'
are expressed that at least a portion a her crew and paseq‘"
may be safe. Anxiety is now intense to learn if her destrue,
are,"
tion was by fire. Some censure Capt. ' Sawyer for of bo.
ing the wreck and gathering all of the particulars. If 00171
sively proved that the loss of the President was by fire,,,2 4:c--
th
be a severe blow to Atlantic steam navigation, as few vaul
to run the hazards of an additional element. to
The citizens of Philadelphia and 19 York seefa-
c,
think that this must be the wreck of the Eresident;wh
,

must have been burnt at sea. cc"l3
The rate of exchange on Englan wa s
a fair business.

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET, Jo" I. Usre
The saes at the Stock Eoard today were more estei
t igited
than for son.'e days past, but prices generally re.eded• ore ;
slates Bank Shares sold at 18a, a decline of perlaoat
Vicksburg fell or: *; Delaware and Hudson as
change ; North American Trust declined
Bank of Commerce Ser.il,4*. stocks'
There
was a fair amount of transactions in Sta.': caw,
without material variation. State Five-and. a- Half Pr r cot.
sold at 91. Canal Fives at 86%, an improvement of toPneds de'
Ohio Sixes at 94. Indiana Steoing and Dollar bat the
dined per cent. In relation to In.diana we learn t oge-
Commissioner is more sanguine to-day. and thinks able
MAO ' k
ment will be effected, by which, in a few days, he
it
to pay the July dividend. ,„
The Exchange Market for the steamer was quite
to-d ay, and closed with a downwacd tendency. vfoko'
We are informed that the notes of the Western ""e
Georgia, which have heretofore been in bad repute „neat
by order of the Treasurer of that State, received in Pal
a,
of taxes. „wadi i 5
There is a good supply of Inland Bills, and the --nerffil
fair. We notice no material change, but the rates ffet, '
are a shade higher. Philadelphia, 3i, Richioond 4 06.1,
Charleston 11/, Augusta 51, to 6, New Orleans flziorr.
Louisville 7%, St. Louis 84,-tsaltimore 2/, Norfolk 4ii•
34, Mobile 10, Nashville 12, Cincinnati 9. .n
Only a few hundred bales of cotton have been taken !lot%
tyittout change in price. 'I he gradual advance ip leder!'
grounded on the impression of a short crop, which the 0,50
are holdint; out, continues, and we quote Tencssee 3%40
for common i:rands, with some sales from store at ao 3.01 k
on that rate. l'Zlichigan 5,25 to 5,314, Ohio 5,314 d;006
Georgetown and li.nwarel„ st. 5,50. • There is a goou ht, but
only
sale moderate receios. The supply of grain ls 'te isq
dealers are for the movient rett well supplied. " Joe!
sale which came to our knowledge was 1,500 bushels,
corn, part at 624 and part At 61. Pot ashes are in blip -,,itb
mand at $5, and pearls are now firm at 5,124 to ji3J'
light sales. 41,
QUEER SNAKE STORY.—A Louisville paper saYci day`
wealtlty farmer, named Field, near this place, went a fe,
some
since to a sulphur spring upon Ms firm, where he foueulbtch
of his neigLibours, who pointed out to him a hole into :once
they had just st:in a ground hog run. Mr. Field at, once
to
thrust his arm into the hole, and seizing what he suPPeani*
be the ground hofr, diiew it out, when it proved to b
1_5;401
meridians rattlesnake, havil7 the very extraordinary Or •
twcnty.one rattles. The nei,:hbours, in alarm, retre.lfead,
the spot, but Mr. Field, grasping the snake firmly in 'tier 1/3j
and drawing a clasp-knife from .1n; pocket with the 0 _e'rinie.
opening it with his teeth, cut on the head of the ;,a'arieci
though not till he had been bitten in hcth hands.
as
rieesAl,
as soon as he could to the usual antidotes, which were et
and several days after the incident he was 1.0 ll°°°m4iti
EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE FROM Tiir
A young man named Ferguson, confined in the jail 10 Igoe.
BosTog .0 we-
rett-street, on a charge of burglary, made his escs."4%,„ip tl2,°
day night, in a manner truly astonishing.. His cell ",r, Pi
Western jail, at a great distance from any other priso- —ova'
breaking his iron pan into strips, he formed a keys nrand
ment, with which (running his arm through the slste,ebe
the door) he opened a large padlock on the outside 01
and unbarring the door, effected entrance into the art pre.
the arch he passed to the staircase, and thence int° ite. see
story, where he forced his way through a small oei!tchio vern:f
narrow chimney, to the roof of the building, 141,00 -a
steep and slippery, being slated. How he reached tgroOn
the building is a mystery. lie passed from thence t°,,;,
(the building being three stories high) by tearing '"b" v
into strips, and lowering himself down. The means esear
he passed the wall of the jail yard do not appear. the ,r 6506
was not discovered till morning, .and no trace 0f
has yet been discovered.—Daily Mail. it
GREAT INCREASE OF UNIVERSALISTS.--.The
vent ion at Watertown, Massachusetts, resolved to estatbeft
Universalist University, on a scale equaling that of °r" 615
colleges. This sect in that State have 653 societies, been
meeting-houses, and 580 preachers. Their gain ho ascl
about 69 per cent. in preachers. 40 per cent. in societies,
more than 100 per cent. in meeting-houses. in five year!' ship'
AN APPALLING SCI,NE. —Alluding to the arrival 01 g
load of emigrants at that port, a Baltimore paper loY'io.
it The healthy, the sick, the 613ing and the dead, were a.
ternm:igled, and great distress was constantly `4;..0
rienced. On arriving at the quarantine ground, effort but,
e relief of the sick by the port physiciaPi )jece
hospital in which he could place them, is
made for t.t.l
,Staeteb,..elib
having no hos
they were remover; to another vessel.

TO LADY Ii;ANNY RUSSELLI,
ON HER MARRIAGE WITH LORD OIL.'
"
" TRIA JUNCTA m CNO. ,f
•

Three cares now agitate brave Russell's bre.asti'.
His Queen, his Country, and his Lady-blest
The last will have his LOVE—the other taco

Not love alone, but LIFE and HoNoun, too.
0 precious Life ! so ready to expire, •
Should but his Country's need or good requlo •
0 happy Queen and Country, to possess
;4 1

A patriot's soul so full of nobleness !
Yet, beauteous Lady, sad nor jealous be
That those were wed to him, ere he to thee
Deem not thy lot, fair Fanny, undivinc— :,;
Having himself, all three are surely thine. -

OLD PINCHBEfLLY.

NOMEN OMEN, ET OMEN NOMEN. .„heligt
'4 Sir Francis Burdett (formerly Old GlorY,);dib/117,
forward, and was received with mingled cheers s'''
!
bat ion ; persons in the crowd hailing him as • Old rjr`;:ik- .1'
—Report of Sir F. Burdett's speech at the No'T. •1
election, 1841.
7,.elzebub, reverend Pundits say,
as he lived in a righteous way,
So 45 " -
And ker.,a conscience clean and white
As the marble lanes in Paradise bright,
Was honoured by ,;.11 the Archangelry there.
With the glorious title of " Ltrcinsit." .

ter ways,
But soon as he took to sinlh. ,141.
And Tory polities dimmed hi; ,blaze ; ,
So soon as his head entertain'd a 1:'"V Whig",
f- •

And his soul grew ugly, be-devilled, and dire; s 2,s
So soon as he sought for an upper place,
And lost all he had of original grace; .
So soon as the horns sprouted out of his hest',
And his cloven hoof gave a hint of his tread,

And his fiery tail, ilk; red twist or a rocket, ;
Spite of tucking it in, would peer out of his po -fr"

So soon as the heavenly angelry saw
His hock, and his horns, and his cloven claw'
They (to use an American elegance) slick DACt•
Chang'd his surname of " Lucifer " into—" 01"

So Daddy Burdett, when in rolicksome youth
He stack but to Right, and defended the' Truth:.
When he hoisted young sails in the valore,o ea:,:s •
Of Reform with the Whigs, for Reform in Oe , ;Oh
When fair Westminster loved and caressed hi.'n
As now she detests hie thrice-traitorous touch; 00, oar'
When she chose him her knight and staunch galla ./sr,'
And thought him pet nobler than " Young 1-"hP ~.. I, ,f,
Then a name full of triumph and excellence•bore.o
l' 00.
'.l %MS the title, triumphant and proud, of " °Ci,I'P •
But, like Lucifer (up at the top of my verse), •
Westminster's hero succumbed to the curse--
To the renegade curse—bv the which be become
in principles nothing, and nothing in naisn. ; . .-.
His jolly estate, and his full-blowing pride,
•.„ Became Pantaloon-like, and famished inside, •
For. perjured in soul, and encrippled in limb' .-
i, Old Gh:ry,, no longer is title for him ;---
Paupered in sp..-it, and paupered in view',
He pinches and pau
I,:rs his countrymen too, I,e, ~
Till an out-and-out Tory-
-like Old Nick in llc•"00•
'S cried down by name of—" 6,..D DADDY 13114
And so all his clansmen—the whole haiit of Toriesei_s rit
he
Goft a
When settled in office, will douse the b 5 ii
0,a.,
WAnd from biggest toleast, be he great, be au.
ind
famish John Bull, and be Plweirszo.irs
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mpi3OVsl:
THE DISTRESS OF THE
i Ej,isEds of (leCe•Tet
WORKMEN OF NEwCASTLE.—Many
..itml,,es, are iv,
and respectable workmen, with their faluof enap/r.,,
duced to a state of destitution from a Nasgtl'auts, held 3;
meat. At a public meeting of the
tbe- Worshipful thy Mayer'
. ' Guildhall on Friday, at which .1%111111
pro3iden, ites
0.. aie WOtrio'il
Right • ..iute inquiry id]eti'll,l-14clo' il_iedi,..
into tbe distr!ss aof
lverip
t_
to make
men out of my_ ras far as prac:'.'cit'le:ni‘thle a led.
to afford them reli... .
ve so prompt at. 3"-- :41 refittl: 4
ccedingly glad to obset
ci when it is so' altuil'eraseive:4
IT"- to meat, and to e..7lter into .\\.; are f;it.
of philanthropy exhibite .
clsadv- e bat ft 40
this moment labouring under ,
__lrtmerc ,
le
tray'
this staguatlen 1 c,.0 405E01 1
only from the genet
The middle class of the Co nu'':g`rtneaittY are intsges' ,331
`JULY'
I/ rcury.
of the district.--TYne i c woßcEsTsll9 , 1.5 liketi.
, T C E.-- A l'u e''''
' rlon iNTELLiGEN
is quite at a stan;;eak, 10n70.,„
17.—Business in this marketoid state for sea.'epd t., F.e.r ;' 00
to remain in the same lan, .no deterny' ricer bel'ir ilea
the unusual depression of the coal tracto--1, .
ible in expectation e
.u.y ‘_,..
their stocks as low as iota
3 gon favourahly,.tlie Ltov::
loner.
'l5
Crcrce- is
ttlges consider a fair ttiP,
20,0001/, yeW3.l4')°a A
„, ,
both dealers and consumers t;cerr..l . of pri .34 ca