The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-22 00:00:00

THE NEW FRENCH. LOAN.

The substance of the following regulations for con-
tracting the new French loan appeared in our Afternoon
Edition of Monday ; but as the bulk of our monetary
and commercial readers may be expected to take more
than ordinary interest in so important a financial mea-
sure, we publish at length the Decree of the Finance
Minister. In choosing the present time for issuing this
loan, there can be no doubt that the French Govern-
ment is eager to manifest to the world how little its
credit is impaired by the attempt, upon the life of the
Royal Princes, and the emeutes against the census in
different parts of France.

DECREE OF THE MINISTER OF FINANCE.
Art. 1. On Monday October 18, 1841, at noon precisely,
there shall be proceeded with at the Ministry of Finance in
public sitting, the sale and adjudication under sealed tender, in
one lot, to the highest bidder, of the amount of Three per
Cent. Rentes, which will produce at the price of adjudication
a capital of 150,000,000 f.
Art. 2. The Rentes adjudged shall be inscribed with in-
terest on the 22d June, 1841.
Art. 3. The payment of the 150,000,000 shall be affected
at the periods and in the proportions following :
On the 28th October, 1841 7,500,000
28th November
7th January, 1842
7th February 11,250,000
7th March
7th April
7th May
7th June 15,000,000
7th July
7th August 15,000,000
7th September
7th October

50,000
Art. 4. On the day fixed for the reception 000
of , the tenders,
the Minister shall open the sitting by depositing on the bureau
a sealed packet enclosing the declaration signed by himself,
containing the minimum of the price at which he willconsent to
the sale and adjudication of the Rentes which are to represent
the 150,000,000 of Rentes. This declaration shall not be
opened but in the :event of any tender reaching the minimum
fixe.t by the Minister.

Art. 5. The tenders shall be received, sealed, from thehands
of the parties tendering, numerically arranged on the bureau,
to be opened in their presence publicly and in open sitting.
Art. 6. Every tender to be available must be drawn out
agreeable to the models delivered, and accompanied by a re-
ceipt from the Caisse de Depots et Consignation of a deposit of
guarantee, and which is to be produced with the tender. The
price offered must be expressed in francs and centimes, with-
out any stipulation of any eventual condition.
Art. 7. 'f he deposit of guarantee of each tender cannot be
be10w.5,000,000.

This sum may be either in cash or in inscriptions of Three
per Cent. Rentes, calculuted at 75, and in Four, Four-and-a.
Half, and Five per Cent. Rentes at par, in Treasury Bonds, or
in shares of canals, proceeding from a loan guaranlised by the
state. Such of these which shall be nominal or to order,
should be transferred to the Caisse de Depots.
Those deposits for guarantee lodged by those whose tenders
are not accepted shall be returned within 24 hours after the
adjudication.
Art. 8. The reception of tenders being terminated, the
Minister of Finance shall proceed to the opening of ede said
tenders according to their numbers, and shall read them
publicly.
Art. 9. The adjudication of the loan shall be male to the
Laest price' of Rentes to
Company who shall have offered the.hie
furnish by the Public Treasury, and..
P:e under the reset vation stated
in default of validity, to the
highest tender in order of pri
in art. 4.

7'he Minister of F~
:lance shall pronounce his decision
Art. 10 pub-
t.ne sole judge of the validity of the tenders.
. case the highest price shall be offered by two or
more (lompanies tendering, if these Companies do not agree
to together, the bidding shall be again opened amongst
themselves, either publicly or by sealed tenders, if one of the
party demand that mode.
Art. 11. Within the five days of the adjudication, the Com-
pany declared to be the contractors should carry up their de-
posit of guarantee to the amount of 15,000,000. This gua-
rantee may be realised according to the conditions stipulated
in art. 7. If the deposit is not completed at the expiration
of this delay, the Company contracting will incur the de-
eheance of all right, with the forfeiture of the first deposit of
5,000,000, which will accrue to the Treasury under title of
indemnity.
The deposit of 15,000,000 shall not be obligatory if the
Company within the delay of five days make good the payment
of the two first instalments of the loan. The discount shall be
bonified to them at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, for the
time to run, from the day of payment until the falling due of
each of the instalments.
Art. 12. After the payment of the two first instalments by
the contracting Company, there shall .be delivered to them, by
the Treasury, certificates, stating the said payments.
Art. 13. The responsibility stipulated in the tender shall
f
cease after the payment of the two first instalments of the
the amount of those two instalments to be reserved or the
ulterior guarantee of the Treasury.
Art. 14. In case of delay of the p
the debtor shall be liable to the Treasuryamyfoernttfhr of an instalment,
oeminithereesfitftaht
daythe
rate of 5 per cent. per annum, calculating
alter thbeeiningstnaelemeessnatry.
falls due, without any other preliminary
within
rupreliminaray
molnnthdeffra,aullat of the
atthdepe o
payment
certificate shall be recoverable in e
full, due,
and the instalment
f
the Minister of
ietsnt o
becoming an
Finance may effect the sale of it for the profit of the Treasury
with due concurrence.
payment ment made, into the central caisse
Art. 15. Every
signed by the comptroller, or
by a receipt detached
receipt from the centre
from, the coupon and also signed by the
of the Treasury, in di etratsohibeer,available, must be stated by a
comptroller of the caisse.
Done at Paris, this 18th Sept. 1841.
The Minister Secretary of State of the Finance,

HUMANN.

MORNING SFN

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(YESTERDAY.)

OLD COURT.
(Before the RECORDER. )
The Court was opened yesterday morning at len o'clock,
but was unable to proceed to business, in consequence
of the non-attendance of any of the Aldermen. After the
Court had waited for about three quarters of an hour, Alder-
man Sir George Carroll entered, and on taking his seat, said
he begged to inform the Court and the Jury that it was not by
any neglect of his that the Court had been kept waiting. He
had hem in attendance in the other Court since nine o'clock,
and was not aware of the absence in this Court of his brother
Aldermen. He thought it right to state this, in order that the
onus should fall on the right shoulders. On a similar-. Occasion,
some lime ago, when he was in attendance in the other Court
at the usual hour, he had been charged by the newspapers with
neglect if duty in not attending.
It was vast eleven o'clock before the business of the Court
commenced, Sir George Carroll being the only Alderman in
attendance at that time.

NEW COURT..
,
(Before the COMBION SERGEANT.)
A considerable time elapsed before the Court could
proceed with business, in consequence of the absence of
an Alderman.

Mr. :Alderman Pirie having at length entered the
Court, and apologized for delaying the business,
Mcry Anne Epps was placed at the bar on an indict-
ment charging her with stealing 30 yards of ribbon, the
prop, rty of William Kingston.
It appeared from the evidence of the prosecutor's as-
sistant, that the prisoner came into the shop and bought
a piece of ribbon. The witness missed two pieces of
ribbon, one of which he afterwards found in one of the
drawers ; but on the prisoner leaving the shop he laid
hold of her, and then saw the article named in the in-
dictment lying at her feet.
Mr. CHAMBERS appeared for the defence, and cross-
examined the witnesses at great length.
The Jury having returned a verdict of Guilty, and a
forme conviction having been put in against the prisoner,
The COURT sentenced her to be transported for seven
years.

John Clifford was brought up for judgment, on a
charge of riot and assaulting the police in Copenhagen-
fields.

Some extenuating circumstances having appeared in
favour of the prisoner,
The COMMON SERGEANT sentenced him to two months'
imprisonment.

:John Lowe was indicted for stealing a truss of bay, the
property of James Carter, his employer.
It :rppeared in evidence that the prisoner was sent to
sell a load of hay in Smithfield, and took the truss to
feed his master's horses, instead of which he sold it to a
greengrocer, named Udale.
The Jury returned a verdict of-Guilty, accompanied
with a recommendation to mercy, on the ground of his
long servitude with the prosecutor.
The COADION SERGEANT said he considered the
grounds on which the Jury recommended the prisoner
to mercy sholild rather act as an aggravation of punish-
ment, for few crimes called more loudly for reprobation
than an old servant, in whom confidence had been placed,
acting dishonestly towards his employer. The farmers
in tho neighbourhood of London suffered much from
persons such as the prisoner, who, besides being dis-
honest, acted also with cruelty towards the unfortunate
animals under their care. He should sentence him to
six months imprisonment and hard labour. The prisoner,
who was a very old man and quite deaf, was removed
from the dock.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
MANSION-HOUS
Two young men named Medhurst and Smith, we] et brought
before Alderman HOOPER, for final examination undec the fol-
lowing circumstances.

Ot late several robberies have been committed upon persons
who received money at the Bank of England, and the various
banking-houses in that vicinity, by well dressed and expert
thieve, whose practice it has been to watch their victims white
receiving and pocketing the amount of checks at the counters.
The banking-houses, &c., in Lombard street and King William—
atreet, have been, in fact, infested.' by thieves who apply
their talents particularly to that department of the science, and
in scores ofinstances hundreds have been taken from individuals.
Met% ilies, one of the Bank constables, stated, that on Friday
last, he saw the prisoners whom he well knew to be thieves
close to the London Joint-Stock Bank. Upon crossing over
and following them, he saw Medhurst within the first doors of
the Bank, looking through the glass doors at the persons who
were receiving cash at the counts. Smith was close to the
door, evidently on the look out. He immediately apprehended
them, convinced that they were there for no other purpose than
that of plundering. He had on a former occasion taken Med-
horst out of the inner past of the same banking-house, close to
the counter.

The Solicitor objected upon the part of the prisoners to any
statement not immediately conr e3tad with the present charge.
The Atoms2wAN asked whether any property was found
upon the prisoner? Alerrilies stated that he found in a hand—
kerchief in Aledhurst's hat four sovereigns in a white silk
purse, and he also found upon him a gold ring and fashionable
brooch. Smith had about him Bs. 6d., a watch, and gold
ring and brooch. There were officers who knew them to be
notorious and incorrigible thieves.
The Solicitors strongly objected to so loose a mode of speak--
ing of the character of persons who could bring forward eri..
dente of their honesty.
Henry Bagster, a constable of the Strand Union, who vas
attending upon other business, declared that he knew .11Ied-
hurst to be a convicted thief.
_ _

One of the Solicitors—What right have you to speak ? How
do you know that he is a thief? Have you ever had him in cus-
tody ? The Constable replie that he had apprehended Medhurst
himse'S, and that Mr. Dyer, of Marlborough-street, had.
committed him for three months.
The two prisoners solemnly declared that they had never
been before a Magistrate in their lives for anything suspicious,
but Medhurst said be believed that he was once up for an
assault.
The examination having been postponed for the purpose of
further inquiry, Bagster stated to the Alderman that he had
three or four officers of the Metropolitan police present who
knew the prisoners to be most infamous and desperate thieves.
Gooch, the turnkey of the Compter, stated that he knew the
prisoners to have been in that prison for robbery, ani' Smith
had a curled wig on his head to hide the " gaol crop."
Smith's Solicitor submitted that there was n 4 ground fo'r charging the prisoners with any offence.
Alderman HOOPER said that they were evidently acting in
concert, and that Medhurst could not have been in the bank
for any honest purpose.
Smith's Solicitor—He might have been a shareholder for
what be knew.
Alderman HOOPER. said that he had every reliance upon the
statement of the witnesses, and committed the prisoners for a
month.
The prisoners retired evidently pleased, and surprised at the
lenity with which they were treated. Several well-dressed
women of the town were waiting the result cf the examination
cutside.

QUEEN-SQ UARE.
Mr. Augustus Abraham Winterbottom, of No. 2, St. John's-
terrace, Walham-green, architect, was placed at the bar,
charge:l with knocking at doors in Sloane-street.
Tile defendant said that the charge was most gross and un-
founded. He was at his brother's residence, in Sloane-street,
on the night in question, and left it about half-past eleven
o'clock, in the company of too friends, but found occasion to turn
back and speak to his brother, who had seen him to the door.
He remained with him about a minute, and was returning to
his friends, when the policeman took him into custody upon &
charge of knocking at doors.
The policeman, in answer to a question from the Magistrate,
said tha: he was not positive that the defendant did go up to
see two separate doors and knock at them.
A witness was called on behalf of the defendant, who swore
most. positively that the he never lost sight of his friend, and
he was positive that he never knocked at any door in Sloane-
street.
Mr. BtTItREi.L said, that in cot:sequence of the conflicting
nature of the evidence, he moat dismiss the case.
Defe.ldant—The policeman has sworn to a falsehood. I
have been dragged here before the public upon a false charge.
What remedy have I against this policeman ?
Mr. Be RRELL-I believe that the door was knecked at, and.
that the constable's evidence is correct in that respect. 1 be-
lieve ..so that he speaks•conscientiously when he says you were
othfapnoericr:danindtmheakideeynotiutry.com"Ypolauinmta, ybgo t tlodt,h)enCoot
the offending party ; and I cannot think he has done more
be entertained. mt
think to nue ill
The defendant then left the office, declaring that he would
seek satisfaction.

A letter from Grenoble, inst., in the
1--,...-.-.4th
involved in an atlair at Vizille,
Patriot des Alpes, states that 1 f.vril, sen., who had been
nothing having -been disc-,erelli;
day, a'ter being in co fie wr.
writer says that domicilr n n .ment upwards of a fortniet,
of the I lth at the re•iaderti-Lesre ofhthsateig•
y visits were made in _
L
etaeai
itmotf libertythe
h is
most
otthyi eaet i precedingatyrfte.ilrpno: h,Y.le
respect-
discovery, inhabitants of
adds—" A detachment discovery, and withoutof leading 3
men were
ment .
sent yesterday to Vif, with
of Grenoble, 'to assist in the taking of the census in
the Commissary
in that. tommune. Immediately on their arrival three
control' ers met at the may ory of the conunune, ainthu
having worked on the old return, each proceeded,mwune.
a party of 100 men, to inspect one-third of the cnin
but
against them,
Most of the inhabitants closed their doors
census was
The
conferred with them through their windows. immediately
thus completely barred out. Notice of this was
'Se the Go-
sent to the prefecture, and an estafette dispithe of Police
l2th says—
vernment. The Courrier du Dronte of
d rs to proceed to
" A battery of artillery has received
AND BRIGH-
ACCIDENT ON THE
Grenoble, and marched off at nine o'clockurtiL
LONDONPASSENGER TRAIN.--
TON RAILWAY.—DELAY OF T
• 11-0111 London to Brighton
The arival of the last down-train
Sunday evening in conse-
quence delayed for about two hours
happenson on the line at Hooley-
quenee of an accident whichaah t place. We have collected
lane, previous to its
whicharrivalt
we believe to be authentic :
morning."
the foil wing particulars?
to a
single carriage, which contained
An engine was attached
whmg along the line. Mr. Barrett
ich 11. Ir. Barrett, a superintendent
On reaching H 1 I
led by his wife.. oo ey- ane they
was accompanwith a train of earth -carts The
of
f the number
~_orokfs,
• violent collision • en-
came in
thrown off the line, and the carts were upset and.
gine wan
Two
men seated in the carts sustained considerable
smashed. • formant states that they were not seriously
injury, but our in
M Barrett and his wife escaped unhurt. We have not
hurt. . r. signalwas dfliasgtrsibnt
heard to whom blame is attributable. The overthrew of the
earth-carts blocked up the road, and prevented the down-train
(which was apprised of the accident) from passing until the
earth was cleared away. The delay caused a good deal of
anxiety in Brighton on Sunday evening.
LOTTERY.—(FROM A CORRESPONDENT.)
ii t
it
ehse
south pub-
The Duke of Wellington is, it is said, determined by means
loife
.a 1 octotenrsirdteor
itnh; oalve
stopenate loirt, at
itieer Iporoe-sben t ridgeioc to
a,
vantigeous
F,lly aa
of the bridge, we think it will prove hi
both ill a moral and political view.
The Garrison Adjutancy at Chatham is to be
abolished, and a Major of Brigade tobtesubstituted, for which
selected
ca
hp' ain J.
returneld)hurmeeOw'ißtlriitefe
of
app pt
ho ion
7t iontehn tßLeogridro
oHoitll
whha els ent os shaService Companies from Canada.— United Service Gazette.
DEPARTURE OF THE HALIFAX AND Bos-
tTheN
beautiful
stLeatvmE-itshpiopoLA,cadia,
MolinAv.— On Monday, at noon,
u
Mersey at noon, with her Majesty's mails for Canada and the
United States. She, as is usual
Captain Rynie, left the river
with the steamers, took out
nearly ore hundred passengers. who were all embarked by ten
o'clock, and at eleven the mail-bags, under the char ge of
Lieutenant Ambrose, were put on board, and shortly after-
wards sl e steamed down the river and rounded Roef4 Paint
about 12 o'clock.

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22, IP4I.
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rßOill LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. SUIPVING INTELLIUENCE. I REMOVAL OF THE WRECK OF ' Law..,on, Bart, of Brayton Hall, was ealled to the Chair. ' Pl-aCES OF CANAL,DOCKsASSUit.- in-iiNi-.1 ~..1../11%1i,, 0 and CITY NEWS. bs shortly „neenced. Tee sp,,eue!e.,-,,,,eet eowes• se
He regretted that some one more able to disch'arge the ANCE COMPANY SHARES, &c. &c. &c. ___-ss„-____ been' inactive and Is 10d to Is 100 aeceided for CemP.27,4
. , , . f eelp
ST. JAMES'S PALACE, SErT 20. (LLOYD'S.) , THE ROYAL GEORGE. 0- FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF YESTERDAY. Congou cash, but yesterday buyers op rotea mole J. Da
CHRONICLE.-- The second edition of the chronicle, eon- the zlosing price was Is 10i c ish, wi, la not many sellers.
..,t
The Queen has been pleased to appoint Calerine Countess During the three weeks. that
,have.iclapsed,. since our duties of Chairman had not been selected, hhough no
LONUON , TUESDAY, SEPT. 21.
prim taining a copy of the ordonnance for the French loan of quantity of Tea upon which duty has been paid et this To
DEAL, SEPT. 18.-Wind N.W.-Arrived the Scour- ' one felt more strongly than he did the injustice of the
Paid. Sphearre. fi usnTs °,
ohuoto i t)
of Dunmore to be one of the Ladies of the Bedshamuer in Number Dividend
nd present Corn-laws. He said that the landed and the
per C ANALS. a epfr
eta
r'r asn ctsh
actaptihteal,anhnaodunncoemeeffnetctnofnththee
tEernmg
Ordinary to her Majesty. field, Edgar, from Jamaica. Arrived from the River . last rietce of thee., operations, trae avutary timers, still
and sailed, the Cabinet, Linwell, for New Orleans ; the only ones employed, have been very seilous a
agricultural interest ought to be influenced in every of
~aares Annum.
The Queen has been pleased to app&nt the Hon. Mrs. tthheesapmaset
twimeeekh,aavme
houeenntedlBt,ooo4o7op,aoeoitOalgbess:. 1h e :ent
of
ati. 101 the llioniteur had been folio • -
Gecrgiana Mary Ansen to be on- of the Bedchamber women . .
Abercrombie Robinson packet, Bermuda. Sailed the ; successful in getting up large quantities of timber, pteyoo , 3 e const eia ion a len- in re ..s t,786 7 per cent. Ashton
ste h t kb• th •t 1 •t• th ttl ' 'teS• ' - ' & Oldham...Average97l.l63.
AyeragellSl.sh. '72 wed by a rise In the French Rentes. To-day there was less demand for Tea the announc ~ es
It is not likely that much Eng ish capita wt. n i waylsistihno pkgs for sale on the 30th, with the
; which have been deposited in the dockyard. At the were identical. If one prospered the other must pros- 1,480 41. Ashbyate-le-Zouch r •lllfi d Is 14 00 • ' ect 01
- • Vibelia, for Smyrna.
in Ordinary to her Majesty, in the room of Lady Harriet 160 Basingstoke-. lOOl.O. 5 .r, 111°91) a ' toe
LiYEttPooL, SEPT. 18.-Wind S.-Arrived the Emma, I time when Colonel Pasley commenced his operations per, and they ought to go hand in hand. The wretch- 'osa ay. Brecknock and Abergavenny l5Ol. A. 92 vans for investment in this loan, unless a considerable tall quantity being increased to 25,000pkgs, caused the Haut _ ial
1,
Clive, resigned. 'acne lel6tls. 101. Birmingham, I-16th share -MI. & 711. 200 should take place in the llentes- And although the motley iS rat° with caution- and the market was in a dull state it'r re
, Carrne, from . Sydney, New South Wales- sailed May ' the whole starboard side, as well as the bows and stern edness of the country was so well known that he need
required in twelve moaths, that is, by the 7th of October, sorts. Holtie, s were more dispos.ed to realise and atleltusolt
Ditto Se Liverpool Junct.l99l. sh. 100 IA ga
time, it is not suppos
ST. JAMES'S PALACE, SarT. 21. 18 ethe Francis, M`Lean, from Rio Janeiro; Success, De- ,of the wreck, were perfect, standing upright up to the not dwell much upon it. The miseries of the poor were
The Queen has been pleased to appoint Captain the Hon. merara-sailed Aug,ust 15; the Hindoo. from New Or- . lOOl.B-h . 101 1842, which is a large sure to he raised m Paris is so short a ther lower rates ; common and fair free trade Congo° 'h.
tehde thmaetnbel. Humann will have much diffi- sold at ls 91-d to 10d, and Com ' C t Js qd cas-i•
Alexander Nelson Hood to be one of the Grooms in Waiting leans ; level of the lower deck, and in some parts higher ; but daily increasing ; and if the present system of Corn-lsws
y y. We have heard it reported Two ship; have arrived off the coast from China, w , ~s4O
pany s oneou -
eith es•
' the larboard or south side of the wreck, which leaned were continued, and our manufactures 4'16s00?) el1)00 '3...3E1....• Bc, rohi
:4111;e:1:rya
ait enr.d.a.g.n.t.iia
clk' awu
ansteorn .1001. s hi
0.
oa
11
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sphl. s-ea
Cro d0n.... Average3ll.2s, 10d. sh. - cult in obtainine
in Ordinary to her Majesty. Jumna, Clark, Calcutta ; Wallace, Aliramichi •
Henry Bliss, Garland, and Nelson IVood, Quebec ; Par- I rosper, and our operatives wer 1001 sh 04 ''''
over when the vessel sank, had fallen to pieces, and lav P a,060 51. Os. • Dudley...es...a.. ........ .. • • that the French Government do not intend to s.pend the money SPICES.-This afternoo h 1)1' 1 n isted ca ,
(165
1001.8 h. 120 n t e i.,u ic sa es co s
CROWN-OFFICE, Sere. 20. land and Hesperus, Kelly, Calcutta ; Avoca, Madras ; I
. prostrate on the bottom covered with mud. A his part. • e thrown a hucrer
sr, • ' the land, how deplorable must be the result 1 He be-
icidup(t);)l _
.....
... y
600 ISi. Derby
411.135. 4d.pd 30 on the fortifications of Paris, or in maintaintng their arma- bags Malabar Pepper, sea damaged ;36 chests Pcuarg,aneti
Gipsy, Gowan, Pernambuco ; Rebecca, Maranham ; , . , lieved a repeal of the Corn-laws would benefit all par- 20,050 4 per cent. Danube and Mayne
3,5156 4' Ellesnwreand Chester Averege Mae.
est ments, but that a considerable portion at least will be expended bags Bourbon Cloves ;30 casks Banda Nutmegs, an11112,,:10,
MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT the most trohlesome of the whole. fell to the share of
ties. But even supposing that the landed interest did
PARLIAMENT. Elizabeth, Antigua • Joseph Anderson, Jamaica ; 1 231 6el Erewa(n
sutter a little, he thought they were called upon to make An 35/. Forth and Clyde....Average•4oo/. 16s. n. 6. 0
i do not give this statement as authentic, but it has been men- Penang Cloves taken in at 2s ; Bourbon sold rather lewe•'„i Si
130 ROUGH or DoRCI/EsTER.-The ?tight Hon. Sir James Eleven, Montreal ; iane, Alexandria ; Jane Prow. se, ! Lance-corporal Jones (working from No. 4 lump for -,.
loet.en Ds ys
some sacrifices for the good of the thousands who were lace° 7/. Grand Sunction
Robert George Graham, of Neterby, in the county of Cum- Withycombe, Arica-sailed May 28. Sailed the Frisk; ' each diver has Lis district), who from the first declared
2,,.9414 255. Grand Union lOOl eh 06 tioned in quarters likely to be well informed, and we trust that went at ls lye
10011. sh. 15 'it may prove to be correct. d to Is 2d. Banda Nutmegs taken le 'ga
led for fine, and ordinary 23 5d ; Penang sold at 45 4d to 5'
berland, Bart. • for Buenos Ayres ; Holywood, Monte Video ; Flavio, his hope of getting down to the original bottom be- suffering in so lamentable a manner. He was of opinion ~50, Grand 5urrey........e...
Boßoucti or CARD/FF.-The Right Hon. John Nichol', St. Thomas ; Thomas, Demerara ; Globe, Lima ; Silks. low the larboard bilge, upon which the whole weight of Ditto (optional) Loan
it
shloo
~ „0 amount of the bounty orders issued by Sir George Gipps for Taeeow.-To-day prices were steady for Pe
There is much misapprehensien abroad as to the nature and per lb. Sell°
that the Corn-laws were unjust ;it was unfair to impose 1,0001 41. percent.
UN
of Merthys-maer, in the county of Glamorgan, Doctor of worth, Sierra. Leone ; Havannah packet, Africa ; Pick- the vessel rested. This object he accomplished with great a tax upon the food of the poor-especially when that
600 131.123.8(i. Glanvirganshire, Aver. cost 1721.138.4 d. ....,
Laws, her Majesty's Judge-Advocate-General. • wick,tiValparaiso; Gossypinin, and Queen, New Orleans ; sagacity and perseverance towards the end of -last-month tax did not find its way into the Exchequer, but into the 749- P/s. Granthem ler-o,aa. are. emigrants to New South Wales. The bounty system was in- Candle at 48s fid to 489 9d or, the spot' and lor tieliVerY! $
BOROUGH OF BRADFORD.-WilliaTO Busfield, Esq., in the Empire, Charleston ; Prima Donna, China ; Acadia having, after removing the timbers on that side, got up pockets of a particular class-under the name of
. protec- 6.238 2/. Os. Huddersfield Average:ion. fis.6d. sit 28 troduced about three years back, in the place of the former the trade operated with caution, and thc market ssi ;11
room of William Cunliffe Lister, Esq., deceased. steamer, Halifax ; Hogarth, Mobile. 100 Kensin toe .... ...... .... ...... 100 sh. allpd 10 lan, under which the Govern n u
g , P me t ndertook the sole ex- quiet state.
' 24.308 11.108. Kennet ;nd Avon, Av. 391.14..10c.. sh 22% i 9 '
--------- -- Average 47/. 6s. 8d 98 pense of carrying out free emigrants. 7 hey cost on an average "'Teem-The market for all sorts of Fruit has been 1,
e ~r
Cowes, SEPT. 19.-Arrived the Regina Victoria, and about 300 superficial feet of the outside planking covered tion. Believing the Corn-laws to be impolitic and en-
-11,6991 1/. 7s, Lancaster .
DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. with co d h. h h f d b ' ' 10. he was ready at all times to give his humble sup-
100Lsh 740 about 30t. a head, whereas the allowance to merchants, under dull state since our last report. A public sale of new i r-i 1
, ~, an
ROBER'f CHILVER, cabinet maker, Ipswich. Fortuna, from Buenos Ayres ; Ilebe, Rio Janeiro ; pper ;. un er wic e oun t.O magma Jound inat,
oti w nch tle iee of the lsrboard side of the vessel P
1 • I VI ort in effecting their repeal. It, was scarcely necessary 2•697 a 301.
5451 11/. Leicester 140/. it 150 the bounty system, is only about 20/. for each. The number Plums was attempted ; the whole it a i eared iassed wite°:' 5..51
JOHN IsIIELD, JAMES NIELD, JOHN NIELD, jun., Esther, Filander, Havannali ; Apollo, James Rivhr. ' that he should remind the meeting to discuss the ques- 1,897 51.95. Leicester & Nortkampton Aver 0,111.1f0 73 of emigrants who will reach New South Wales this year, bids ; and new Musc• "•' ' I P '1"
' pin -I
a'
had rested, which was very smooth, and had been so
.. . h f usa.si soo .ttel Raisins, boxes layers, ta te on
and JOHN HOLT, cotton spinners. Charlesworth, Derb) shire. OFF THE START, SEPT. 17.-Osprey, James River. kion wit out re erence to party, or to what was called LeFils and Liverpool
2,400 101. Monmouthshire .......... ........
10,1 h i
.i. under the bounty system, will not exceed 15,000 persons, quarter boxes, bunch, 80s to 85s. New Jordan Alei
250 101. Melton mowhray
BANK R UPTCY SUPERSEDED. party•spirit. He would conclude by expressing a hope leo/ sa 5,,0 which will cost the Government 300,000/. ; but the land reve- 101. 10s per cwt.
SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. 18.-Arrived the Royal Tar compressed by the pressure of that enormous weight,
600 UM Mersey and Irwell ......... ........ . • - ~an bats'
JOHN WILLIAM BEVIL, creneral agent, Cheltenham. steamer, from Gibraltar, left 9th, Cadiz 10th, Lisbon that he could scarcely force his iron pricker into it. that a spirit of candour and Christian charity would per- spa 21.105. macclesveld 1401.sh•all;'" 'is chßrgeable w" the expense, which for 1184° 'equal IND''-ThequmfiViwe6edm°unsile
BANKRIIPTS. vade their proceedings. The ministers having made: 247 17/. heath lOOl sh• 325 to 324.0001 , anti the estimated outlay on it for colonial pur- the principal part low and middli • There 'is
13th, Vigo 15th inst. Sailed the Tagus steamer, ditto. Private Skelton afterwards cleared his way &so to the
' 0,400 51. , ..• . ez .6_ ..„ h ,14 poses other than
Peak Forest ..... Awe ege about 781.5 h. 71 ng quasity.
WILLIAM HITCHCOCK, linen- draeer, Regent-street, emigration is stated at 91,000/. In the de- good, and scare:ly any fine.
POOLE, SEPT. 18.-Sailed the Nelson packet, for News orignel bottom from the other side of the same lump. their report, which was most favourably received, the
91,418 68. Regent 8 (or London) Av. 3a .1 said. 8 . o ANo pre'
Nlirldlesex, to surrender Oct. 4, and Nov. 2, at eleven. at the foundland. Arrived off, the Julia, Vibert. from Grenada. Corporal Harris, working from No. 5 lump, was much meeting separated.-Cculisle Journal. . 5,6e9 61. Rochdale Average 85/.sh. 66 spate!' from Sir George Gipps to Lord John Russell, referred Oles.-For all sorts of Fish Oils a good dernane„, sd'
Court of Bankruptcy. Groom Abchurch-lane official as- 500 81. Shropshire
• ' ' ' OFF LYMINGTON, SEPT. 19.-Prince Albert, Bruton, impeded for several da3s by a mass of coals coagulated MR. WARBURTON.-Beeides the official re-
signee ; Jones, Size -lane. 800 101. Oa. Somerset Coal .............. .....,....1501.5h. 18'.1 had been issued, payable in two years, and the bounties re- vagced 20s for Seal, sales of I ! •• atie a' J
$0
RICHARD POTTER, JOHN POTTER, and JAMES from Madras. into a sort of concretion ;to remova which Lieutenant elections, there have been a few casualties, one of which 3,000/. 41percent Ditto Lock Fund Stoel• 121. las. sh. 114 pa e having been -ul
ceivable on them were calculated at 979,362/. It by no mean, In Linseed • - de,
Chl large purchases hare been ma
~e JO
POT I'ER, cotton-spinners, Manchester. Oct. 2, and Noir. 2. OFF BRIGHTON, SEPT. I Younoa from
9.-The Theresa, es Hutchinson, ordered some smolt charges of 191 b. and is singular in its kind. After he was returned at the 700 PAL Stafford and Worcester.
too 15a Shrewsbury 140/.Bh. fa
125 i. sa. .280 follows, however, that any sum so large as that will be called prices ate firm at 39s per cwt. Ra ' Oil l'''eeSs 1°
at twelve, at the Commissionershrooms, Manchester. Makin- Calcutta ; Rio Packet, Cape of Good Hope-sailed 15th
~
of 511 b., and finally one of 160 lb to be fired succes- 1 1, t• M Wla d 1 Chlt '
genera ece ion, r. at urton accepte tre 1 era 300 91. 5taurbridge.............. r pe
145/.Bh. 396 for. Indeed, it appears by the debate that Lord John Russell been disposed of at 53s to 53s 6d, and brown
~"", ea
son and Sanders, Elm-court, Middle-temple, London; Atkin- July, and St. Helena, 31. ..791. 9s. ed. dr a 5
3.647 21. us. Stratford-on-Avor, Are ..
1,101.5 h.
oc. had taken measures to rest • the sum that could be asked to s`'s 6d er
t. sively in the centre of tLe mass which dispersed this Hundreds. That sudden retreat caused the utmost sur- rict s - - p cwt. Olive ha; been in good request and aliv;ierria
son and Saunders, Manchester. OFF PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 18.-Thomas Harrison, Smits., . 533 1211 Swansea
'•1 d •
obstacle ; after which the same dryer who p ace all prise, except to the initinted few. The facts on the 3,762 2/. 101. Severn and Wyrs and Railway ATM,. sh. 45
WILLIAM DRINKWATER, woollen cord manufacturer, Singapere-sailed Ist May. Trent and Mersey, * share lOOl. ah. sit ADVERTISER.-A private letter, just received from the Palm has moved off slowly at former terms. Cocoa P'1164 ill
Salford, Lancashire, Oct. 7, and Nov. 2, at ten, at the Com- DE L SEpT. te.-Wind S &E.-Arrived from the tr-e f the case are odd enoueh At the election for 2 60olsh. 321. 10s.
Fe charges - slung a very large fragment of this surface o ,•, .
'6 iv - quality, at 4ls to 41s 6d per cwt. Th h t Fish - '
A , e c eapes
%ter Bridport in July, there were two Liberal candidates, • h
missioners'-rooms, Manchester. Johnson, Son, and Weather- R. • Lady mass, which had been blown out of the err
tver, and sailed, the Harbinger, for Hobart Town , • . loos .1 16/ Warwick and BYmiegham ...... 1001.sn 22S spectable Bondholder in the City, affords another instance not the market is Cod.
Mr b d 11. h 11 d
. War urton an Mr. i itc e, an one Tory, Mr. I,oooish.e • only of the urbanity of the Minister, but also of the ingenuous- _
all, Temple, London; Hewitt, Manchester. Flora, Cape of Good Hope ; Osborne, Stanley, Cape produced by the last explosion, measurn.g about . . 11. Warwick and 'leapt... Leash. 150
WILLIAM BEASTALL, draper, Nottingham, Sept. 30 • Millie Cochrane. Mr. Cochrane is defeated ;he pe- 9,2 , ham Av. 7811.81. sb. 55 ness of his character, arid his honesty of purpose. Let Surra COLONIAL MARKET Arse/
' Coast Castle. . nine feet in circumference, which, on being Worcestcr & Birming
at four, and Nov. 2, at twelve, at the George the Fourth Inn • titions a ainst the return on account of bribery and cor- 74';`6"0 ig.,. Wilts and Berko Average 671. 108 Bd. sh. 28a1 y Rull succeed or fail in his plans for the amelioration of the The Market was dull, and prices' had a downward te"- flis
' STANGATE CREEK, SEPT. 19.-Arrived Ontario, from hauled up to the surface, was cut in two by the chain . g
Nottingham. Payne and Cann, Nottingham ; Gresham ruption • and Mr. Warburton accepts the Chiltern Hun- een 6., 'Wyilev and Essington P 251. sh 74 financial affairs of his country, he must in either case have the for most articles. Importers were desirous to realise'
Castle-street, Ho:born, London. ' Ancona, and sailed for Sheerness. slings, and fill to the bottom; but a basketfuil of '
dreds and politely makes room for the very Mr. Baillie .26 W;soericn
••• -'•••- • credit of having acted with zeal and honour up to the present imports were fair.
JOSI-"PH BUTLER, iroamonger, Walsall, Oct. 16, and HAVRE, SEPT. 16.-Capt. Herbert, of the Ville de coals which he brought up were of good quality and ch ' h hd f d hb f The
esocerane wom e e eate two mont s e ore. we re wee and Artlll llOl. en. :04
time. The reason Senor Surra y Rull gives for the delay in TEA MARKET. , .01
• DOCKS. all'
o e-
Nov. 2, at eleven at the Swan Hotel, Wolverhampton. Whyte Rouen, arrived here this morning from Rto Janeir , r burned well. This explosion took place on the 1 lth Tories laugh at the admission implied in his hasty re- 2,600 & 1001. sh. 11 capitalising the interest of the Spanish debt into a Three per Little business done, and rather lower rates were ow
and Eyre, Bedfca;cl-row, London ; Smith, Walsall. ports that Capt. Rowallen, of the -, froin this phrt So c Commerc al ...• Cent. Stock is the resignation of Senior Zulueta of tbe to., Company's Cangou offered at Is. 10d. cask.
instant, and enabled Corporal Harris to get up a geed treat. It is hardly alleged against him that he biibed ; I,l6sislai •• •
RICHARD KAY, grocer, Halton, Whitechurch, York- for the South Seas, had on his passage fallen in with, . 5 per rent. East and West India e.,.......... Stack 00% agency, and that it requires caution and circumspection in ap- TALLOW MARKET.
deal of timber from the spet, and amongst which
.was but it is understood that his money was used for very , 3,238,3101 a 31. p.ct. London Stock 7,3 a • e r arri'll
shire, Sept. 27, at two, and Nov. 2, at ten, at the Commis- 9th July, lat. 17, lone. 35, the Indian, or Indiana, from , 10c a t• n n •
porn iga ew resent, who must be a man of the highest inte- The demand was steady; both on the spot and •"„e t
sioner's•rooms, Leeds. Wiglesworth, Ridsciale, and Creel- the Clyde to Port 1-lilip, on fire, and was enabled to a piece of the ki lsoo, recovered three days afterwards, questionable purposes ; and that, rather than risk tht ' Ditto Bonds
I/ 6 5d Bit]
2 eO9 •• s. . rl' o Average 14-/. !is. sh. 75 grity and influence, to represent the Spanish Government, par- prices were fism ;P. Y. Candle brought 48s. 9d. To"' '
dock, Giay's-inn square, London; James and Hamilton save -8
dld d th tHi Janeiro. measuring 27 feet in length, and about 19 inches square, loss of both seats, expose others to worse than could be 68:3041. 5/. per cent. Ditto Notes, various ainounts lo.s ticularly as reports have been in circulation to the effect that WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET. the f"'
1 0 persons, an an e em a o
Richardson, Leeds. with the scarfs at both ends, as well as notches on its inflicted upon. himself, and unveil the shameless cor- 352,752 5 percent. St. Katharine Stock VI counterfeit Bonds have been negotiated. The market was well supplied, the demand good Or stets'
About 20 lives were lost by fire and water. Ditto Bonds -. lOO4
el UG H MACKAY and ARCHIBALD FRASER •
ru non at Bridport, he withdraws. That a political 500,000 41 per cent. . . P.,. We understand that the Committee of Bondholders here ap- and middling qualities, which fully realised the higliesit, 'lse ;
'MACKAY, merchants, Liverpool, Oct. 9, and Nov. 2, at one, LoNDON, Sun. 21. -Wind this day at noon E. lower surface, by which it rested on the floor timbers, P
purist like Mr. Warburton should be entrapped into 100.000 4 per cent. Ditto Bonds for 10 years
Deptford Pier .. 001. O. 20/. pd 10 Prove of the tenor of this communication, which has been sub. turns. Clover, 3/. to 6/. ; Meadow Hay, 2/. t° '1"
DEAL, &err. 20.-Wind N.N.E.-Arrived Supply, Leslie, and the mortices on its upper surface all perfect.
at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Lowndes, Robinson, and such an awkward position, is sufficiently ludicrous ; but BRIDGES. mitted to their perusal, and that they have, and, according to Straw, IL 18s. to 2/. 2s.
Bateson, Livepool ; Sharpe, Field, and Jackson, Bedford-row, from Rio Janeiro; Jupiter, Shields for Ceylon ; Fame, ditto, At the afternoon slack tide of the same day he re- ,
tne grand absurdity is the state of the representative 1,600 It. Rammersmite 501. th. 21 their expressed determination, will eontinue to give Stara y,
London. - for Al ie Arrived from the River and =fled the Francis
g rs• • ' covered another piece of the same, which had been s • h• h d Is f h • I • H 7 231
y stem, wlc aan S 0 suc perverse resu ts. art , Southwark, Old Av. 631. 2s. 85. sh. 3',,, Rull all possible support against his rival aepirants in office, and' COUNTRY CORN MARKETS. ,--7 r
ROBERT NEECH, sen., farmer, Kukley, Suffolk, Sept. Spaight, for Bombay, Henry, Launceston. broken by an explosion, as it only measured nine feet in is Mr. Warburton, one of the moet able and indu, t • I'M 11. is.' 50/ sh 16 I,- ,
Ditto, New, of 71 per cent., .... .1.001..5h
254 is osen opponents out of tte Cabinet and nearer home. ,
ea
re.,
23 and Nov. 2, at twelve, at the King's Heed, Beccles, Suf i rom
LIVERPOOL, Sere. 20.-Arrived the Cassiapa, B ffin, f , e s nous 4000 Waterloo TINIES.-The refusal of the King to ratify the treaty of
folk. Clarke and Medcalf, Lincoln's Ina-fields ; Reynolds and chdale Shepherd length. Some spare axletrees of gun-carriages, from the Members of the House thrust out to keep in a gentle- 5 000 2.2 s Od
Calcutta ; Martha, Ridgway, Bombay ; Ro , . , , , , , . , ,
D.
Ditto Old Aiinuities of 8/ 130/. psi 01
5 000 19s. 3d. Ditto, hew itto o .a. . p
f7l 40/ d 18% the accession of his Gi and Duchy of Luxemburg to the Ger- Per Quarter: s. to s. s. to s ------
----'-' '. t° '
Palmer, Great Yarmouth. Sr. Vincent ; Lnelon, Jamaica ; Harriet and Jesse, Connor, gunner's store-room, have also been, recovered, together man of whom nobody knows much, to admit another , • .s.tos.s.to 5. 45 s
_ ' 30,000/. 5/. per cent. Ditto Bouds - 11) -:4 -. 46 - , iq
J AMES MOSS SPERLING, scrivener, Halstead, Essex, h ' Nw B maswick • Lord .•
Charleston; Glengarry, St. Jo n a e r ,_ . with the clp or the mainmast, half split across on one gentleman in the same predicament, and to screen the 5,848 Vs Vauxhall .......aAverage 701.108.3 d. sh. 26 stances of the caee vc ere taken into consideration. Negotia- Hexham 64 81 36 38 a 3 28 - --' ‘7.4 '
Sandon, Quebec ; Selina, Malta ; Falkland, Halifax. Sailed Mor th CO 74 SO 38 20 el; ag 42 -- ,
°et. 5 and 6, and Nov. 2, at eleven, at the Three Cups, Col- side, and an iron fid, as sv,!II as some pieces of iron ballast, misdeeds of electioneering folks and corrupt voters in n ASSURANCE COaIPANIES. tions to bring about the treaty had been pending at Berlin ever Pengeth
the Malcolm, Singapore; Diana, Grenada ; Peruvian, and Mary 2,000 3110 s Albion 5OOl. sh. 501. pd 72 • - 68 - 30 - 24 - 0:3 ''''
,4
chester. Wilde, Rees Humphrey, and Wilde, College-hill, which, from the.very soft state of their outside surfaces, as distant seaport town. Mr. Warburton was an ornament since the conclusion of the treaty of the 19th of August, 1839, seeffieie -10-31 - ee 45 •••• 3
Ann, Hatton, New Orleans ; Susannah,;Cummiegs, and Europe, 6 per cent. - , , 35 4
London ; Daniell, Col Chester. and a stay to the Liberal cause in the House ; hue some some f ir British &Forel nlOO/ eh 11/
1 A lance 6 • • •Pd 11 and Prussia had yielded to the claims of the King of the Ne- Winchest r 71 78 28 33 e 0 •26 40 e.; ;.,,i ':, 0
c and 15s.
DIVIDENDS. ' New York. Arrived off, the Messenger, Miramie.bi. well as from their unusual weight and size, must have be-
of his Committee-men have put themselves at a disad- - sO,OOO 0 per cent. Ditto, Marine 100/. sh. 51. pd 5 therlands on the Bth of Aueust last, when the treaty of acces- (her Bushel. ,8. d. s.d. s.d. s. d. s. d.. 8. d. s. d. 11...0 -0 41 t,' j
COWES, SEPT. 20.-Arrived the Conedre, from Buenos longed to the wreck. Lance-corporal Jones also recently then e 6 7 8 0 0 4 0 0 0 2
050/. s.h. 5/. Pd 1:1. sion was sign,•d by the Plenipotentiaries, every one expected ;•--
-soarwTorairege . 72 .80 00 41, 00 ,3gg g,,,,- 0,,
At the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street. vantage with other Committee-men, and the elector's; - tit . - 24,000 11. per sh. Atlas
..
Ayres • Ajax, Leghorn, arid proceeded for the Motkerbank. fell in with and got in some shingle ballast which issoolsh. 5/. Bir.mingirm I. tre...... -50/. sn. 551. pd He% that the Royal ratification was to follow. The members of the Swansea ....:a 7 6 84 4 0 44 2 6 30 5 6 60 " .
J. Cadbury, cheesemonger, New Bond-street, Oct. 14, at ~s ' ~.
90 W' dE S E A hied H.M.S. " " Bridport are not immaculate ; se, Mr. Warburton Must en.ooo 41. percent. British tire 250/. sh. 50/. pd 411
eleven-G. \Wolcott, builder, Brov.nlow-mews, Gray's Inn- r-LYMOuTH, oEPT. ...-.- in .. .- rri d being a great impediment to his progrCES, will be scat- •. . 11,000 61 percent. British Commercial 504 lila 5/. pa 6 Luxeniburg Commission, it appears, however, exerted all their Per 801 l 1 10')
Ferret, from Africa, not Waterwitch. as reported yester ay. wituuraw. It was wont' to be said of rotten boroterlis I 69 ° 1.1
lane, Oct. 14, at eleven-J. Beecham, ;plumber, Dover, Oct. tered like the coals by some small charges of gunpowder. i 1 • s• • •' ' 5 OOP Si ocr cent. clerical te Medical tali, 100/.5h.2110s pd .1,,i intim-nee to T.:event the ratification, and at last sueceeded in per- Barnardeastll6 0 .22 0509364 7 5 to • ' 00 s 0
CORK, SEPT. Ha-Arrived the Margaret, Donney, from toat they were usefut for aumitting persons whom it was • • - - Durham 17 6136 8 0 90.5 9 6 9 010 ea 6 l• u
14. et one-J. Pett, carpenter, Hampstead, Oct. 16, at twelve Priva Will'a o works the portion of the vvreck 4,000 210 s County lo4Bh. 10/. pd 1.
suading the King, in his capacity of Grand Duke, to refuse it, Richmond... 19 05208090 6 0 10 n 0 0' - 10'
Halifax ; George and Harry, Gibraltar. It blew very hard l e i ins, wh most desirable to have in the House, though they could %coo as. Eagle 960 8 0
-Z. Parkes, builder, Stanhope-street, Clare-market, Oct. 16, ' • sh' 51' Pd ' that he mi ht afterwards ne otiate for a treat of commerce .
g g y Stockton...... 15 0 19 6 9 0 9 0 6 0 7 0 9 0 11 6
at eleven-W. J. Duckhani, hosier, Little Love-lane, Wood- rom the southward last night. formerly possessed by Mr. George Hall, has been no not find other modes of admission ; but that was before 200 [ asgr3jlegg.‘} -Economic Lite 10001.8 h. 250/. pd 400 between Luxemburg and Belgium. The position of the King WAKEFIELD CORN MA RhEl• . JP'
street, Cheapside, Oct. 14, at two-J. Mallen, printer, War- OFF BAIGHTON, SEPT. 19.-The Agnes, Cameron from
, less indefatigable and successful in sending up timber the Reform Bill !-Spectator. 2,231 225. per eent..European Li 'V/. oh. all pil a 2 in this affair seems to be regarded in Holland as a false one, Waeat, Red, Norfolk and Suffhlk ..... .... ~. fChe to 644. „11,6 a•
dour-street, Soho, Oct. 14, at twelve-T. Weldon tailor, New York. from the wreck than his brother soldiers, but has not 50,000 21. Ditto, New 001 sh 21. pd 1% since if the accession to the Zoll•rerein be disadv .ntageous, it --- Lin and Cam -s. Os. to 64t• .Ti,15.•
SERIOUS A ooi OENT.-Between three and four -- Yorkshire -s. 60s. to 645• 1! ee,
Holles•street, Cavendish-square, Oct. 13, at two-B. Kewell, ' FALMOUTH, Sere. W.-Wind S. to E., fres .
h -Arrived the
met with anything curious. In addition to the half- , ,000,000 t. Gl. met Globe Stock 115% is difficult to conceive why he allowed negotiations to go on for
- White
Staffordshire werchouseman, Vauxhall brhige road Oct 13
- . - , . , •
J. Johnson, from Stockholm, for Rio ; Tagus (steamer), o clock on Monday afternoon the following frightful and seri 20,000 5/.
.Guaraian . 100/. sh. 274/ pd 26
50y.sh, :,/, IA 514 above two years ; and if abe advantageous, it rs still more ..--- Foreign, tied , 55. " 70'
Southton. fur Vigo. Sailed the Havana, for Genoa. Arrived anchor creepers, and to the rake with teeth, a fl.it ons accident occurred on teestnsinster-bridge :-Mrs. Sarah 30,000 4s. 01. Hope _ s. te2s. ,o • „u
at one. 500/ :h. 50/. pd 13g difficult to urnerstand his present refusal, especially after
' • 0 400 51. 123. tid. Imperial Pile;
e:4„
off, the Monarch, Robertson, from China, sailed May 13. scraper or rake without teeth, measuring 12 fet t in Fool, a respectable married vroman residing at No. 28, Tot-
In the Country. . . mpena ite ...
7,500 9s. I '1 L 100/. sh. 10/. pd 10 l'russia has as,•reed to an ultimatum, which he himself laid Barley, Norfolk aria Suflalk
BRIsTOL. SEPT. 19.-Arrived the Elizabeth, Cundy, from length, and 18 inches in depth or height (wade in the tenham-street, was waking on the footway pavement with her '3,459 5/. per cent. Indemnity M sine
J. Morrell, victualler, Boroughbi idge, Yorkshire, Od. 16, at ln°l- 'l'• ''l" p 5 -9'' down. The Cabinet Ministers endeavoured to dissuade him
Jamaica ; Thomas Worthington, Quebec. two children before her, a girl aged eight years and a boy aged 2,020 3110 s , Kent Fire 5O/. sh. all pd tee -- Yorkshire Wold
five, at the Court-house. Leeds-R. T. Jones, chemist, Oxford, dock-yard, at the suggestion of L!eut. Hutchinson), 50/, pd 46 from the refusal, and it is to this refusal that the res,gnation of - Foreign
r 1 A Java from China.
OFF THE WIGHT, SEPT. 19. -Af-rive- ....e , D three when, owing to the throng of persons paesing by, the 3/. Ditto Life
Feb. 21, at ten, at the Town-hall Tavern, Oxford-J. Honey, has been drawn over the shoal to clear ea ay the mud, to 000 163 Law Life lOO/. A. 10/. pd office by 1%1 Verstolk Van Soelen, the Minister for Foreign Beans, New , 4oa. to -5. ;',u, es
YARMOUTH, Sens 20.-The Sir Robert Peel, from ant- , , chi '
ldren vvere pushed into the road, and fell against the wheeh ei • F• ----- Old
linen draper. Redruth, Cornwall, Oct. 14, at eleven, at the am les. London, Irs "51 sh. 12/. los. pd 184 Affairs, is attributed.
zic to London ; Eden, Shields to Malden. The Alfred, g . P . P e
r durin the height of the resent s rine. tides, at which of a heavily-loaded flour wanes:in that was oin alon
- -- g g g• The 3,900 10s. London, Ship .5/. sh. 121. 10s. pd 184 Oats, Potato
Town Clerk's Oflice, Falmouth-C. Balshaw, bookseller, Al- - _
__ _
trincharn, Cheshire, Oct. 15, at two, at the Commissioners'- I_ he eriod the divin is alwa s discontinued for two or shrieks of the mother caused the• horses to start forward and Aro 0001
pswich, and Hugh Taylor, of Hartlepool, are on shore on t p g y . : ,
..!,.. , • ... ..... Miti.erhvaa I lie 10551 sh -..--... Poland -s. -s. to 245. .611,. eJe
Scroby Sand-the first is full of water. three days.. The soundings takeo by that officer last it was at first supposed that they both had been rein over, as oot
sp . , Nat _ .
1 Loan Fund 2/. 5o pd 15, MAItKET IN TELLIGENCE. - vriezland and Sinai! -.... -5. -,t. to tleo• ”liwar.
zooms, Manchester-W. Daglish, cabinet maker, Newcastle- ••',OllO :31. per cent. Pal ladtum l ete 5O/. sh 2/ pd er 0. - b.eaTing -... -en. 12d. to --d• Plif Laic
DuNDAR, SEPT. 18.- Themast-head of a schooner was seen when raised up they were found to be bleeding and insensible. ~0 000 51, 202. sh. 2/. pd :8. vd ---...4.--- Shelling - Pc,. Load
Ur.oll-I:yrte, Oct. 15, at twelve, at the Bankrupt Commission- week indicate a very great diminution of the height of t P •.' I 'f,
, per cen . rotta...or I .
meas. at low water, about half a mile off this harbour ; a gaff top-sail , They.were conveyed as qeickly as pessible to Westminster even 4 per cent_ Protestant ..Assenters ....JOY. sh. 51. Pd 53, ( From the London New Priee Current of September 21.) Malt -s. 40,, fine 435. Pcer 1,01
room, N
i wecastle-upon-Tyne-T. Theobald, ho in menu- th h 1 • "• •
e s OR MCC slit. commencement of the operations ot
has been brought on shore marked M. Mann, Plymouth, and , spite , w ere it was aseertatne tatt e e est a one ol i. 500 1/-
Ho lh dh hldhd Proviaent Lite
facturer, Noreiele Oct. 16, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Suoe e.-Since our last report a good demand has pre- .
.
41. ed. Rock Life
I Ai NEWCASTLE CORN EXCHANGE. le.
,
Norwich-W. Jeanings, maltster, Bungay Suffolk, Jan. 3, at Royal E Gunn, Plymouth. •She appears about 80 tons, arid tne present season. her arms broken above the elbow and that the wheel had so IcrV.4;')
e 9 020/ 51. per c-ist. Royal Exclienge Stock 1-, 5 sailed for British Plantation Sugar for both grocery and re- 1:',15 1
Red.
has a yellow square flag at her mainmast head. A boat, with violently grazed against it that the flesh was torn away from •
.leven, at the King's Head Int., Beccles-W. B. Price and .1. ~ . 6:004 5 per cent. University Lit- iiiill. sh. 5/. pd 54 fining purpcses ; and for low 3 ellow and brown kinds the redue- Wheat, Northumberland . 62s. CIL ....... ti,;-• 7.2,', ,
Edwards, hankers, Shrewsbury, Oct. 14, at eleven, at- the five men and a boy, was spoken with this morning near the ORIGIN OF WARS.-The nistory of every war the le ne to a considerable extent ; she also received several tO,OOO 4 per cent. United Kingdom Life 100/. sh. 5/. pd 74 tion on former rates is Is per cwt. The purchases for the - Norfolk and SuHolk Otis. 614 s ....... 6. $. ts.. i
Shire-hall, Shrewsbury-J. Huddleston, boat builder, Monk Bass; they reported they had lost their vessel during the night. is very like a scene I once saw in Nithsdale. Two boys other severe contusions ; the youngest child was also lacerated JOINT STOCK BANKS. three market days have amounted to 1,650 Mats and tierces. --- Berwick and Scotch ii2s. 60s. ..... 7;': cal
Wearmoethshore, Durham, Oct. 14, at twelve, at the Bridge The boat was marked on the stern " Despatch, of Plymouth."
from 'different schools met one fine day unon the ice.
. in different parts of the body and much bruised. Hopes are 25,000 Aerie and Corn. of I relancl2sl. sh. 101. pd Foreign 60.. 6! o •""
40/. sh. 40/. pd 5.4, There has been no public sales of Barbadoes ; but 7 1 hhds 41 Rye, Nor& -'''''" a --''' I,'
15,000 8 per c.ent. AtiStrala.ia lk end Sortolk . 4O. 42.......• "•"'„ ...s. :.
Hotel, Bishop W carmouth. ' STROMNESS, Sere. 13e-The Xanthus, frcm; Quebec to , s•. ~ entertained of their surviving.
d h •" r
They eye each ot er urth ether jealous and indignant ,0,005 to percent. Rank. of Bit miineham 511 sh. 10/. pd Ifs tierces 34 barrels St. Lucia 'have been offered, at which the - Foreign q4s. Otis ....... ---
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CERTIFICATES- Om 12. Boston, put in here to-day very leaky, having been struck by To R Y OPINION OF ONE OF THEIR OWN et,0410 lOper cent. Birmingham Bank .- ..... .501. oh. 101. pti te bidding; were languid ; brown sold at 51s 6d to 535, and low to Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Sufi:4k- 35, 40s. ...... --s .ly
J. Edwards, corn merel,ant. Bristol-J. G. Court, cattle a sea, and has been hid on t-he ground. The Swift, from ~ ,
looks and with defiance on each brow " What are you I 1,P(10 6 Per cent. London & Westminster 100/ sh, 001. pd • 221, - Grinding and Feeding .3 to :26- --3,*--' '.l
ir ' ' L - -It I h
IGHTS. rare y appens, we believe, that a constituency, 03_00 st. London Joint Stock 50/. sh 104 pd P,ls •-, 3'
uood ellow as ' to 60s ' 4
53s 6d 1
b• ier cwt. Malt, Norfolk and Suable ...eel ~
53. C 2.. "*'•
_es. e
denier, Glastonbury, Somersetshire-R. Gill, fancy manillas:- Peterhead to Cork, got on the rocks off the Island of Strom a
er elowrm at, Billy e " What's that to you ? I'll look
t deserted by its elected representative for sake of another seat, '
. .4000 4 per cent. Lancaster lOOl sh. PI. pti '6O The stock of British Plantation Sugar is now '21,850 lihds Beans, Small 44. 414 --'''' I '
turer, Ruslitield, Yorkshire-W. Paterson, comnson brewer, -• ted off and where I have a mind an' hinder me if you deur "
yesterday morning during a fog, but was eels • , •ea receives a new candidate of the political party to which the de- steins) 11, per cent. Liverpool i lOOl sh. 101/. pd 19 and trs, waieh is 1,483 mote than last y ear at the same period. 7-- Tick ...A.
aa 4 a. 4 is -.a ,
Chelsea-T. Jordan, broker, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire- brought in here. hearty blow was the return to this, and there such serter belongs as cordially as they would have received thesame 50,000 la per cepa Manchester. aiid Lver-} 50,.3h. iu pd ,6 ,
3, the stock of Mauritius is 83,615 bags, being 70,171 more rease white 3.,s ins. „.. ...-s. i
W. Northcreft, builder, Egharn, Surrey-J. T. Milner and C. WAINFLEET, . SEPT. 19.-Tbe Marsden, from Goole to a battle began. It being Saturday, all the boys 'of individual in other more aereeable c.
.ircumstances. Indeneri- , pool Distrint than iast year. The stock of Bengal is 79,493 bags, which ' Gray
Oats, Northumberland, Potatoe ......... 'As 2es s.--ti
..,.!
100,.5h. 101 u 4 ti. s
r _O,OOO 7 per re. t. Manchester - .. • ,
Bedford, confectioners., Kingston-upon-Hull. Maidstone, put in here yesterday, the cargo behig on fire, and both schools were on the ice ; and the fight instantly d, • - d i"
•nt constituencies o not ike to be held cheap, and treated as 10,009 8 pe- eent. Provine Th dl'• fß'•hPl F d
ial Benk enrelandlool.sh. 20/.pd 41 is 08,3 i i more tnan last year. ee it ery o ntis an- --7.....,---- ce Os 26. a ..."'' s
0 ~
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. was scuttled. became general and desperate. I asked one of the it
.. they were mere instruments subservient to the whims, phan 10A0 5, er cent National Bank of Ireland 501. sh. 171/. prl ial4 tation Sugar for the last week was 1,806 hhds and trs, being ~..- k °reign
...,1•,
T. Dykes and E. Cooper, wholesale stationers, Higb-street, party what they were pelting the other for ? What tasies, ridiculdus aspiraticins, or perronal convenience of such 10,000 6 per cent Nether. .
al Prov ,cial En 1001 sh 35/ cl :ia
g• ,• k• ,5,•..,P, ,s% 7 less than during the same time last year. The delivery of Flour (per sack) sos. 555....... ••••'•
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.-The St George, from China, 10000 ...... .. Ditto New
gt. Giles's- A. Bowen and G. Long, potatoe salesmen, Mill- "'ha"' "" P" '" Mauritius was 11,046 bags, which is 7,166 bags more than last
el. they had done to them ?•" 0, naething at a', man; men as Sir. Alderman Thompson. We believe we are doing a 9:600
May 23 lat. 1 S., lon. 107 E.; Wilhelmina Maria, Mani a Gloucestershire 50/. sh. 10/. pd na SCOTCH MARKETS.
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lane, Too!ey-street, Southwark- F. -13. Lloyd and C. Hudson, ' we just want to gie them a goCd thrashin." After fight- permanent good to the Conservative cause, when we plainly a,OOO leper cent. iia hi
nips re 5Ol. sh. 5/. od 9 year. The delivery of Bengal was 7,124 bags, being 440
to Hamburgh, July 27, lat 13 S., lon. 9 ; Standfries,Pernam-
surne,ans, Myddleton-square, Pentonville-B. Walker ar.d W. express our opin , . . ,
ion that the conduct of Mr Al lerman GAS LIGHT AND COKE CONIPAN tES. more than during the corresponding week last year. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans. 2,!....".°' .0
e, to Trieste °lst ult off Cape de Verde, by the Duchess ing till they were quite
buco ,- _ ~ exhausted,• One of the principal
P. Bee vthon blackinw manufacturers-J. Leay and J. Ho- Thompsen merits the severest censure-that the loss of the ..±,faie les od Bath 201. sh. Pi/. pa •.:2 To-day there was a good demand for colory grocery and -- - --- -- -- - -••••-••••• se rs si
• ' ' • of Clarence, arrived at Cork. Gertrude, from London, 6th heroes stepped forth between, coveresl with blood, and British 4Ol. sh. 161. cl 18 Aberdeen ... 60 to 70 27 to 28 21 to 25 -40 -
garth, joicers, Traranere, Cheshire-W. and C. Wilson, brick seat for Sunderland to the Conservative party is maiuly to be )."5/t) „ ..... 7,',:,, , p 1/4 grey quAitie
_,, and the i rincipal psrt offerint found buyers at B •
ult., lat. 40 S.. lon. 21 W. • barque Medora, 7th, lat. 12 N., his clothes torn to tatters, and addressed the belligerent . erwick 45 50 22 25 18 20 30 „,,.'- '-01 re
manufseturtes, Bensham, Durham- C. and H. Hughes, ascribed to his vanity, ignorance, alai presumption-and that 5.060 t;;;V;3",:11,7. t Ditto Proviucial 2lll. sh. iiil. pct ',AU full rates. Fine yellow Jamaica sold as hig as bBs. but the Coldstream .47 5d e 2 04 17 19 t 8 "waa ea- -'0
lin2l W. H Rotterdam to Batavia 16111, lat. 14 N , •es h "17
earn t us- 1 eel; 'II do wi' .e •
I'll tell you what we ) ,
cheesemongers,- Baker's-row, Walwcrih•road-J. Gilbert and ' • ; °°l'• he has proved himselt to be a mass who is capable, of sacrificing 928 51 lOs Birmingham 50, sa. pa brown kinds met with little attention, and in some cases the Cupar (Fife) 43 65 26 31 IS 22 21 ~.." st ,
1h ' N 1 .
lon 25 • Agueda Clyde to Bombay, 6t , lat. 14 ~ on. 25; i •
G. Frasi, iron foonclers, Golden-lane-G. Peters and E. Al. a• • , • , _ , fhe let as alane, we'll let you alane." Ther4' w" 1:11) the interest and the cause of his country to his own low and 5,230 et es Bristol ..... 2O, sh 26 prices accepted were rather under those of Friday. The private Dunbar 59 65 25 28 21 24 37 -"" ' -
5,, ... ,e
It ar of stockholm 24th, lat. 21 .on. 35 ; Runac, lama to Elgin 54 60 26 27 22 25 Lli sg . '...• ,
Hunter, leather cutters, Tunbridge-wells, Kent-T. T. Glaze- nore of it ; the war was at an end, and the boys scat-
, selfish schemes of personal ambition -Morning Post. ?,`250 31 lOs Brighton 2O/. MI. 133 i purchases are 450 hhds and tierces.
LOe ' Oth ult 1' 34 lon 39 ' b Alountaineer, 13th •
n ndon, 3 ~ at. ~ , • argue • 750 3/ Ills Ditto, New '2ol. sh. 18/. pd a Inverness ... 48 60 23 26 21 04 dye 42 r.--;
brook, H. Glazebroek, and N. S. Glazebrcok, brewers, Liver- . tered away to their play. I thought at the time, a.'la A At publ'c sale 126 hhds Barbadoes vvere offered and all sold
st lat 48 lon. 14 • barque Glasgow, lat. 55, lon. 10, by the CCIDENT ON THE EASTERN COUNTIES 1,471 41 per cent. Brighton General 2O/. sh. all pd 144 Kelso ..,.. ~ 43 51 24 07 17 20 uu, '46 43 /
pool-H. Rugg and J. liartley, paper manufacturers, Lang- 1 ".• • ' have often thoueht since, that that trivial affray was 4,000 7/.los. Contineata _
I Consolidated -.75/. 621/. pd 109 at full rates, excepting tor low sorts, which went rather lower, Kirkaldy ..... 54 66 29 35 20 25 41 - ....• "
cliffe, Yorkshire-S. G. Walker, 0. 0. Walker, W. Walker, 11 ' d ' hCI i A 1
Buchepnalus, Sma , arrive in t e yi e. Barque rat, ne . nainwaY.-On Saturday night, about ten o'clock, a dreadful 100/
1,0e,0 10/. City ot Loudon.. ....... ..... . oh. all pd 195 fine yellow sold at 67. to 68s, good 64s 6d to 65s 6tl middling Perth 6O 67 30 40 25 35 4. 440
_etr,
he be • '''
c
st e Rome o. war in eneral that I h v •v- • - A- -.I
13th ult., lat 13 N. lon. 25, by the Parlun , •
a arrived at Li- P g aets er seen. .t h d th I.
and W. L. Wrev, Croesfan Ceal Cempany, Croesfan, Carmar- acca. •n appene on is rai way to an engine driver ot the 1,000 6/. Ditto New /00/. sh. 75/. Pd 150 to good midd 593 6d to 63s 6d, lova heavy 57s to 58s per cwt. 13.- The size of the neasure varies throughout the c 140
thensbire-A. M•Denald and J. Sl'llmorrow, drapers, Norwich "r1"1' T" i'' Kin rs and ministers of state are •t. • -6.
Luc Sher London to New Zealand, June 2, tat 1.., i ist a s t of grow_up
ree eis Samuel Alson, aged thirty-six, living at Mar 1 d 1,000 3/.08. Equitable
3' art 50/. pd 20 ,
HEFLNED.-There has been a brisk demand for Refined H A DDING PON CORN MARKET. tooed
5,1/. sh. LS
T. J. Greaves and W. 11. Heginbottom, commieiion agents, June 6 lat. ahildren exactly like
11 S., lon. 9.!3 W.; Pearl, plyinouth to Sydney, h . , , .
~ , _ .
the children I s eak of with onl • na7- •• e d
P , ) Point, Stmt. er .It seemed that the train had just arrived at coo 3/. per cent. Imperial
t'''Boo 5/. ier cent. Tale of Thalia 25/, sh. 20/. pd Is% Goods tor home consumption, and prices have further advanced ; Eirit Wheat. Barley. Oat.. Be -41,3 al' at
18 S., lon. 26, by the Arabian, arrived at the Cape of Good this material difference, that instead of fighting out the 16. Od 3s 6d 27. 04 44s ea .., no
Manchester-J. Molloy and T. Ilichards, paper rulers, Liver- Stratford, and ‘7'as proceeding gently towards the station, 1,250 61.1 per cont. lndependent 30/. sh all r, 55 standard lumps have been fetching 82s to 82; 6d, brown lumps, Second l4o Od 3as 05 234 Od 434 Od s -
1 W 0 end and W. C. Russell, surgeons, Sheffield-
poo - . ver Hope. Cyane, Table Bay to Bourbon, June. 23, off Algoa aeedless quarrels they have raised, they sit in safety (1
an- when the unfortutiai man fell off the engine, and the wheels of ),000 4/. per cont. Phcenix 5Ol. ale 39/. pd 31 ord. to fine 78s to 81s per cwt , the supply i 3 small of goods. Third . 62s Od 30, Ocl 2.0 s Od 40., Od ''.
Bay, by tee Deborah, arrived at Ditto. Centurion, Jersey to I'3
over one of his legs, which presented 1,000 4/. per cent. Rateliff lOOl sh 60/ Pd Treacle has met Average
-W. Haselden, T. Peerson, and R. Troughtcin, ship builder. iook on; hound out their innocent but servile subjects sever.al carria .
- ges passen , with a good demand at 9tis to 345. Bastards .31. ss, 1.1 9.lotns. ,
'' Mauritius, lat. -, lon. 11, by the Eliza, arrived in the Clyde. i 0 battle and th f ,000 Seute 14.tropolitan ....... ...50/. slit. Mt pd 16
Liverpool-L. and J. Martin, farmers, Wimborne Minster, , en, a ter a waste of blood and treasure, a horrid spectacle, the 'ff.-SAC-being stripped off from the knee 50/. sh. 471, pc] 31 have moved off slowly at easier rates, commen selling at 40s to DA LKEITH CORN MARKET. o"•
Ben 1 Lond nto S •dne New South Wales, Jul 21, b the ' s,OOO 5/. per cert. United Getieral Be 6,1
Dorsetshire-W. Boden and J. Ogden, brickmakers, Droyls- ga • . ° ) Y' Y Y are glad to make the boy's conditions, "If ye'll let us downwards. He was irrunedia'telY conveyed to the London 240 5/. per cent. Warwick SOI. sh. 50 435, mid 44s to 475, good to fine 47s to .535. Pieces, however, Wheat Raney. i Oats. Pease. 441 ~,,
Rut= arrived off Portland. First POs I u 3/s 01 : 26s etd 444 62 all 'A
den, Laneashire-W. Boycot and F. Poole, mercers, Kidder- ' alane, we'll let you alane."- The Ettrick Shepherd's Lay Hospitai by a constable of the rai::clY• and several other per- 400 5/. per cent Wakefield 251. sh. 22 have been in good request., fine at 6Ss to 745, middline to good ,
Second 6ss Od 34s ed 1 :33 4d 44s Od „el ""
VESSELS Sroxzw WITH.-The St. George, from China to s 2 000 3/, Westminster Chartered ..... 5O/. sh. 58 .0 .-
Ininster, Worcester•hire. ennons. sons, where amputsticn of the limb was performed shortly , 6.3 to be s, and ordinary 57s to 60s per cwt. Boneletl'Crushed Third
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. London, June 15, lat. 20 S. lon. 73 E. ; Assam, China to Lon- 6,000 121. itto ew
D" N .51/ h 1(/ pd 1151 53s Od :8I 02 let 02 .....§ 6d .
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afterwards, but the man lies' in considerable' danger.
don, sth inst., lat. 35, lon. 35, by the Java, arrived off SUSPECTED MURDER AT DEPTFORD.-On 780 3 per cent. Yarmouth 2O/. sh. 181. pd Sugar has been taken freely at 29s 9d to 30s. Loaves have -- °LAWS° W CORN Mt RKET. ri, ;01
MARGARET SIM, provision dealer, Glasgow, Sept. 24 Wheat, rr 2401 b. 8. d. s.d. Oat,. per 26416. ji 6 togol
the Isle of Wight. The Creamore, Newfoundland to Per. Saturday the neighbourhood of Deptford was thrown GENERAL STEAM - COACH CO.4IPANY•-- WATER WORKS. moved off slovvly, 10 and 141 b, at 32s to 335. Treacle has been
dritish,
lot d 366 t 0390 let‘b
and Oct. 15, at one, at Mrs. Brown's Tavern. Glasgow. London lAO 34c BITTPi lig ham 2ay. sh. 25/. pd 21 in fair request at 13s 3d to 13s 6d. Pieces and Bastards are 10. s
I e •
nambuco, 4th inst., lat. 37, lon. 39, by the Cas•iopa, arrive( nto ereat alartn, by a report that an old man named Wm. a number of gentle
On Monday men assembled at the ,
DA YID PATERSON, yarn bleacher, Brucefield, Dun- 1,423 71. East London 100/. sh. 1613 a heav-
yof sale at 12s to 20s per cwt. Dutch Crushed is Zs 3d Csnada, free . 26010. ' 0
at Liverpool. British Queen of st. John's, New Brunswick, Beck oth• /: H • • Tavern Bishopsgste-street, for the purpose of forming a !.'0'11" 5,500 21 15s. Grand Junction Average 41/ Las 4d sh 61 0- 0 Beans, per 23 (I 0,
fermate, Sept. 28 and Oct. 19, at twelve, at Mrs. Huttou's . • • wr , u .as aggro ds, who was upwards of seventy ,' , . , - on board, with few buveis. Irish
h • 1
and Albania, Liverpool to New Orleans, 1.5 t inst., at. 50, pany for tno conveyance oi passengers on Common roaes .a 0,000 a ent
‘I I+ " - K 100/.. sh: 47
Inn, Brucetield, Dunfermline. years old, living at New King-street, Deptford, had been Barley, per 3201 b.
372 161. Liverpool Bootle a2O/. sh. 356 To-day the Grocers operated less freely in Refined Goods, , Scottish ................ .21 6 ius
lon. 16, by the Rochdale, arrived at ditto. Zante, London steam-carriages. The Chair was taken by Sir John Scott Lillie. eaiglish 4.:9 0 20 6 Pease, Scottisii •••••• 17 ti 01
WILLIAM DUFF, merchant, Dundee, Sept. 2,4 and Oct. liscovered murdered in his bed. The Unfortunate man eeo 2 /101 New River London Bridge Water Ann... 60 and rather lower rates were submitted to : sales of standard Scottish
to Malta Bth inst., 20 miles East of Gibraltar, by the Lotus, . • who, after briefly adverting to the advantages of such an under- 1,- 25 028 0 Oatmeal, per 1:10b.... 4, 0
18, at one, at the British Hotel, Dundee. was lying quite dead, with severe injuries upon h's head k• - 446 2110 s Manchester and Salford 100/.Bh. 5334 lumps were made at 81s a Bls 6d per cwt. Bonded Crushed List]
arrived t'aff Falmouth. Nonpareil, bound to Smyrna, Ist inst., • ta ing, proposed that Mr. N. C. Wrieht should act as Secre- 7'n'ao 5 cer cent South London lOO/.sh. 158
DAVID WIDDOWSON, haberdasher, Dundee, Sept. 28 _ . . . - And face : his eyes were black, and his mouth full of h' h' ' b " • ''- ' ' ' '. Sugar was taken sparingly, but parcels of first quality could eDINBUIIGH COltN MA RKET. reli,
off Malaga, by the Elizabeth, arrived in the Downs. Diary, , „ tary, w ich aving een seems:led by Mr. Villiers Sankey, was 8,294 4a/. West Middlesex Averiage bee 12s. 9d. sh. 90
rod Oct. 18, at three, at the Royal Hotel, Dundee. not be obtained under '29s 9d Der cwt. In other articles no t VVneat. Barley. Oat. . hie 3...• . 45' ,
Africa to Liverpool, off Cape de Verds, by the Flora, eieeved wow, quantities of which had flowed on the pillow and carried unanimously. Mr. Wright then read the prospectus 1•360 11 145 York Building Go. Lessee Prop. 1001. sh. 35 .. . . . = . First... .... 84' Od 365. Od. .0 ' 5 0.1. I '
.. s. 0.1. 43. 4 ti
ROBERT itiONTGOMERY and Co., cotton spinners, .
in the Ri er bedding. It appears that the deceased had married in of the Company, and met the various objections to such a mode IRON RAILWAYS. variation In prices, but little business done. . s'•
'acme! ...... 74 0 3: 0 25 4) 41 0 40
Johnstone, Sept. 27 an •
d Oct 18, at two, at the Saracen's Head -- - ' • July last a girl about 20, of a notorious character, named of conveyance Mr. John Squire, the inventor of the steam 6,300 Birmingham and Derby .... lOO/ pd 55 MAlntrrtos.-Prices have further given way la for low ehird
Inn, Paisley. Birmingham and Gloucester Hee pd e 8 yellow and brown sorts • good and fine yellow sorts have been Average price of Wheat 3/. 15e 6J•
faylor. since which they have fre uentl quarrelled carriage adopted by the Company, was appointed engineer and 2,5°
WOOLWICH, SEPT. 18.-The detachment at q y ' be f i - • - .., . . . , 15,4100 ..s Bristol and Exeter "*. ..... 16°1• 'IL 60 Pd v!:,14. in good request, and h'ave commanded full rates ;at auction PRICES OF PROVISIONS I‘l7. 1.
• d h I b h d
An s e las een ear to say she would be the death of a num r o gent emen were appointed as I ronsional Di rectors 7 sno .....
DREADFUL FIRE.-On Saturday morning a the Tower was relieved on Thursday by Lieutenant- him d f h ' h • b
;an , rom t eir avino• een heard to quarrel fo • •or o t the objects of the Com h. h • • t , ' Clarence
r (amine u pany, wicis to consis • 3,002 ~.. ..... 1001. sh. 1001 pd 22 '
9 000 bap 85 casks have been offered ; the whole, how- Beadier so. a - - . a tio ' 01
a.. us. sd. to 01.8 d. a reshßutter, 10. ,0 0
few minutes after 12 o'clock-, a fire broke out in Prussian Colonol Chesney's company, 4th battalion. Captain P of a cal;ital of 100,000 L, in 5,000 shares of 20L each, with a 8,000 Dubliq end Drogheda 100/. sh. 5/. pd ever, found purchasers. Low Brown went at 373 to alutton,-- 05 0 7 Salt Ditto-........ °'o'o° 11
luring the night, strong suspicions are attached to her. At Eastern 'Counties 25/. sh. 231. pd 8 Veal .......e.,..., 0 7 010 Ditto cat 85
425, middling to good 43s to 495, fine 50s to 51s, good to fine pont_ ................ 0 _ , per ...
II 0
Islands, a neighbourhood situate near the water side end Morris and Lieutenant Buchanan accompanied the the time of the marriage the old man was possessed of deposit of 5/. per share. soesei
10,000 Great North of England 1001. sh. 90/. pd f 9 II
ye ow 57s to 655, low to middling 52s to 56s per cwt. There Lamo ler r- 5 0 7 Eggs, per dos..- 6 ~, e 0
2 0 4 0 *). tSt, k)1 N `, ' lu 0
of Old Gravel-lane, Wapping, and inhabited principally detachment. • per cent. Grand Junction MI' °h. a"pd"" •I ' h' d• kb h tk• ril " g'"" . 'a -""'"'s 0 I
nearly four hundred pounds, which had been spent in The following is given as a proof of the in- 10,018 13 has been no arrive since tis ay wee ,atte s oc is a a ow, eivt....-31 0 42 0 Wheat Ditto... -
by coal-whippers and the lower orders of Irish. The " GENERAL ORDER, SEPT. 12. e i teso 3 per cent. Great Western 1001. sh. 651. pd 77 111
Quartern I,af ..... II ti 0 9 Barley Ditto ....,, 6 4 •
licentiousness and drinking. Information having been fluence of temperature of the air on mental alienation. On iy'ooo Ditto New 50/. sh. 5,0/. pd 5414 large one, especially of the lower sorts.
premises in which tha fire originated consisted of a two " The Master-General has been pleased to appoint ; 504 sh. 10/. pd eotatoes,lilb..... 00 0 5 Hay, per5t..........., 01 ,
orwarded to Mr. Carter, the Coroner, a post mortent analysing 16,867 observations, furnished by the returns from 1;000 5 per cant Gosport Junction..
story
_brick-building, tenanted by a rnan and his wife, Major-General Sir F. W. 'french, K.C.H., to be his Hartlepool 1601. sh. 100/. pd 145 EDINRURGH MEAL MARKET pep q 1
the Lunatic Ahylum of Charenton, Bicetre the Saltetriere, I 2,000 5 per cent. treaty several parcels of good and fine yellow sorts were sold
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sxamination was directed, and the inquiry took I t
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tnP nnetntn. nt I oral_ and thn rnt SZs Vnn th'• FA nwinir art, tho I ''/,--')° Hull and selby 5O/. sh. 50/. pd a
inn 0, (;!, at full rates. Per Sack of 280Ib. Imp. 1 Per Stone oi 1 Ob. . 0,) ,il
Eliot Oatmeal
_ ' • • " - . ...

DREADFUL FIRE.—On Saturday morning a
few minutes after 12 o'clock, afire broke out in Prussian
Islands, a neighbourhood situate near the water side end
of Old Gravel-lane, Wapping, and inhabited principally
by coal-whippers and the lower orders of Irish. The
premises in which the fire originated consisted of a two
story brick-building, tenanted by a man and his wife,
named Driscoll, who occupied the front room first floor,
and let out the remainder as lodgings to five coal-
whippers of the names of Dennis Hurley, Michael
Collins, Dennis Driscoll, William Sullivan, and Daniel
Kelley. As far as can be ascertained, it appears that
the whole of the above persons retired to rest shortly
before eleven o'clock, leaving the lower part of the
home apparently free from fire; and all seemed perfectly
safe until the time above-mentioned, when the kitchen
was discovered to be completely enveloped in flames.
The alarm ,vas raised by a police constable belonging to
the K division, No. 32, and on arousing the inmates a
scene of a truly painful character ensued. The first ob-
served were the lean Driscoll and his wife and child, a
young girl about 12 years of age, at the first floor win-
dow. from whence they were forced to escape by lower-
ing themselves out into the street, the staircase being on
fire. Shortly afterwards two of the coal-whippers ap-
peared on the parapet at the top of the house, having
got out on the leads from the garret-window, in a most
distracted state, and immediately jumped into the carriage
road, a height of upwards of thirty feet. On reaching
the ground they fell forward, but, singular to say,
neither of them received the slightest injury, although
they tell very heavily, and it was feared by all present
that both were killed. Others escaped over the roof of
the adjoining house, and the last to leave the premises
was Dennis Harley, who in the fright rushed down the
burning staircase into the street. where he fell-insensi-
ble. The whole of his clothes were consumed off his
body, which was burned to such a frightful extent that
when the police went to place him on one of their
stretchers his flesh came off in large quantities. No
time was lost in conveying the unfortunate falow from
the fire to the London Hospital, where it was discovered
that, besides the bruises, his spine was seriously in-
jured and the left thigh dreadfully fractured, and that
not the slightest hopes are entertained of his recovery.
Within a quarter of an hour after the discovery the
whole of the premises were enveloped in flames, and be-
minutes bad elapsed they spread to the work
fore many
belonging to Mr. Petre, carpenter and builder. si-
stoPsand afterwards to
-Plate adjoining, the houses on the op-
posite side of the street, pri▪
ncipally lodging-houses. By
-one o'clock the flames had arrived to an awful magni-
tude,ext.ending with fearful violence to the
and were
in.: Ship-yard, and also to the back of
wooden dwelling's
in Sir William Warren.square, when the bri-
gadethe houses-
with the engines from Wellclose-square,
came .np
and subsequently the Watling street, Jeffery-square,
West of England, and many others,
Whitecross- street,
tunately a good supply of water was
arrived. Very.eor
erseverance of the
procured, and throughb th
halfpast two. The housefiremen in
the fire was got untiar y
which it commenced, thee workshop of Mr. Metre, adjoin-
ing, and a house opposite,
are totally destroyed. Five
other premises have sustain• ed serious damage. The
whole of the buildings in question belong to the Bride-
well estate, and are insured in the Royal Exchange Fire-

office.
The National Intelligences records the death
of Mr. Joseph Gales, of Raleigh, in North Carolina.
It says of him :—" Mr. Gales was a native of the village
of Eckih;tt on (Derby,shire) in England, and when of
age commenced business as a bookseller at Sheffield. In
1787, he established the Sheffield Register. Persecuted
on account of his political principles, after publishing.
that popi dar paper for seven years, he emigrated,
n
1794, wi;h his family, to the United States, spending,
on liis jvurney, some months in Germany ; arrived at
.I'hiladelpiiia in August, 1795, beginning business as
a printsr :here, and after a time purchasing from the
elder Os-wah: the establishment of the Independent Ga-
zetteer, which he published for a year, and resold to
Samuel IL Sini.h, Esq. (afterwards the founder of the
Natianalintelligeficer); emigrated to North Carolina in
Septetnbcz, 1799, xtnd there established the Raleigh Re-
gister, which he published for forty years, and which is
still published by his youngest son, a native of North
Carolina, the father having only a year or two ago re-
tired from the concern."

"The Master-General has been pleased to appoint
Major-General Sir F. W. Trench, K.C.H., to be his
Secretary. "H. D. ROSS, Colonel,
" Deputy Adjutant- General."

Brigade-Major Cuppage has gone on leave, and Lieu-
tenact-Colonel Cruttenden will conduct the details of the
garrison during his absence.
A medical board assembled at the Royal Ordnance
Hospital on Tuesday morning last to examine and report
upon such men of the Ordnance corps as are deemed
unfit for further service. Upwards of 70 non-commis-
sioned officers and men appeared before the Board.
Intelligence was received yesterday at the garrison ot
the death of Lieutenant-Colonel Story, of the 7th batta-
lion, commanding-officer of the Royal Artillery in North
Britain. The gallant officer died suddenly from apo-
plexy at Leith Fort, soon after his return to that sta-
tion from a tour of inspection. Liutenant-Colonel Story
was at the blockade and capture of Malta in 1800 ; at
the capture of the Danish islands, St. Croix and St.
Thomas ; at the bombardment and capture of Fort Des-
saix, Martinique, in February, 1809 ; and at the capture
of Guadaloupe in February, 1810. The death of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Story will cause two promotions tc
Liutenant-Colonelcies in the Royal Artillery ; Major
Sinclair, a Waterloo officer, is expected to retire on-pro-
motion, and will be succeeded by Major Gray.
On Friday night, between ten and eleven
o'clock, a female, who was elegantly attired, addressed
a boy, named Thomas Jeffreys, who is about eleven
years of age, on Dowgate-hill, and requested that he
would be so kind as to hold a baby she had in her arms
for a few momen ts, while she stepped to Hudle's booking-
office upon a little business. The boy took the child,
and walked up and down Dowgate-hill with his charge,
but no lady made her appearance to claim it. and the
poor fellow went at length in terror to a policeman, and
related what had taken place, and delivered the baby,
who hid began to show symptoms of uneasiness, to him.
The child was taken at once by the policeman to the
station-house, from whence Inspector M'Lean imme-
diately sent it to the Union-house in Watling-street,
in which it was received at once by Mr. Thwaites, the
relieving officer. The child, which is a female, is a
tine healthy infant, about a month old. The boy in
whose arms it was deposited, describes the woman a,
having been dressed like a lady, in a black gown and
bonnet, and having a white scarf over her shoulders,
and a gold chain round her neck, attached to a watch.
On the step of the door of the counting-house of Hudle's
booking-office was found a bundle, containing a change
of clothes for the infant, consisting of napkins, bedgown,
&c. One of the napkins was marked with the letter E.
It is stated that the parish officers will give a handsome
reward for the discovery of the woman who deserted
the child.

A SUCCESSFUL STRATAGEM.—A few weeks
since a bride and bridegroom came to Paris to pass the honey.
moon in the enj,,}ment of the e9ital's delights, before acting
down for life in the sober gravities of matrimony. While
walking arm in arm one day, in the Tuileries, au exquisite,
whose vanity led him to imagine that, from the lovely, and
perhaps we may add, a slight tinge of rural simplicity
in the demeanour of the lady, he shonid find her an
-easy conquest, instantly began to display off all his fasci-
nations, with the usual means o ci,r vm,e her that she
had captivated him. Fr, m the effect of all this upon the
lady, our Giovanni was speedily assured of his success, and
pet c,iving a favounkhe opp,,rtubity given him as he imagined
by design, he approached her with an air of elegant non-
enalence, and in passing slipped a billet-doux, with which
he was provided, into her pocket. Now the object of this
polite attention had maliciously whispered to her husband
the entire proceeding, and the latter, at the fitting moment,
suddenly turned upon the gay deceiver, seized with Her-
culean grasp the hand still within the folds of his lady's
garment, and bodily dragged h m to the guard-house at tit,
garden gate. where he charged him with attempting--not to
steal his wife's heart, but her purse—in other words, with
being a pickpocket. The evidence against our luckless Lo..
thatio was irrelragable, and the prisoner was committed for
C on orrectional
,Trtluennahl.i.
FTarheont;inial,otfhtehheus"hiirnred:
st
istailhbl
ee f”o reeatmh
ee
suffered, explained the story amid the general
perfectly satisfied with the six weeks' impzunt heo_h had
hilarityithe
Court. Gedeon) retired with an
miserable Lovelace (whose name
Court. The prisoner was of course set at liberty, and the
make such advances in future—at all events
air that told plainer than words his deter
towarminatds ladies ne
who ver to
appear fresh from the country. A
tunnel, two miles length, for the transit of
coals from the Spital Tongues colliery,
near Newcastle,
to the River Tyne, is nearly completed, and will be
opened early next year,—lnventor's Advocate.

SUSPECTED MURDER AT DEPTFORD.—On
Saturday the neighbourhood of Deptford was thrown
nto great alarm, by a report that an old man named Wm.
Beckworth, alias Haggards, who was upwards of seventy
years old, living at New King-street, Deptford, had been
liscovered murdered in his bed. The unfortunate man
was lying quite dead, with severe injuries upon his head
And face : his eyes were black, and his mouth full of
blood, quantities of which had flowed on the pillow and
bedding. It appears that the deceased had married in
July last a girl about 20, of a notorious character, named
Taylor, since which they have frequently quarrelled,
and she has been heard to say she would be the death of
him ; and, from their having been heard to quarrel
during the night, strong suspicions are attached to her. At
the time of the marriage the old man was possessed of
nearly four hundred pounds, which had been spent in
;icentiousness and drinking. Information having been
forwarded to Mr. Carter, the Coroner, a post mortem
examination was directed, and the inquiry took place at
the Freemasons' Arms, Deptford, last evening. Mr.
Edward Downing, the first witness, a surgeon, residing
in High-street, Deptford, after describing the wounds,
gave his opinion that they were the effects of violence,
either from a fall or a blow. A person might receive an
injury, and effusion and extravasation, as was the case
sere, might come on a week afterwards. and cause
'each in a few hours. Mr. John Atkins, surgeon,
if Union street, Deptford, corroborated the above
•vidence, and thought the injuries had arisen from
violence, and had caused death. Witnesses were then
'jailed to prove that the deceased and his wife were con-
stantly quarrelling, and often fought ; that about a week
:ego they went with a party of friends to Erith in a small
boat ; that the deceased knocked his wife over into the
river, but she was saved ; that the old man was then
struck by a man named Eustace, who was in the boat ;
that he was also knocked down by his wife, and that his
eye was bleeding for about two hours after their return.
These witnesses, however, gave their evidence in a most
loose and contradictory manner. Sergeant • Lovell, a
policeman, proved that he had on several occasions wit-
nessed the most cruel treatment on the part of the wife
and Eustace towards the old man. The Coroner said
that further evidence would be necessary ; it would
therefore be better tb adjourn the inquiry ; but from
'what had already transpired Eustace and the wife of the
deceased must be given into custody. They were then
both handed over to the police, with strict orders to al-
low of no communication.

MELANCHOLY CASE.—This morning a poor
woman, who has for some years been deserted by her
husband, and left helpless and unprotected to bring up a
family of four children, was brought up before the
Police Court on a charge of having been caught last
night stealing potatoes from the farm of Gallow-
iiill. The unfortunate woman who, along with an
emaciated girl, about twelve years of age, had been
,:aught in the act, at once pleaded guilty, and urged,
in mitivation of her offence, total want. Herself and
two children had been a day without food; she had applied
to the Relief Committee for assistance, but had been refused
~n account of nut belonging to the town, and under
these circumstances she had no relief left but reluc-
tantly to satisfy the cravings of nature by this means.
Both the mother and child cried bitterly in Court, as
they have done since taken into custody. The sitting
Magistrate, Bailie Ritchie, awarded as a punishMent
three days' confinement in prison. We are sorry to
dissent from the decision of the Court, but we do
not hesitate to state, that the most proper sentence
would have been to have handed this woman
and her child over to the managers of the poor,
by them to be properly provided for. Last night,
on being taken into custod4y, her case was ex-
mined by two managers of the poor, who,
After examining her house, were quite satis-
find her statement was true. We have also examined
the history of this poor woman, and find that though
deserted by her husband four years, and left with four
children, with the aid of her relations, and by her own
exertions she had hitherto maintained them, without cost-
ing the parish or any public institution a farthing ; she
had removed from the parish of Kilpatrick to Barrhead
rwl, years ago, where, up till the setting in of the present
depression, when she was thrown idle with her children,
she had maintained herself independently. When thus
thrown destitude for want of work about three months
since, she removed to Paisley, where, having nothing but
the precarious employment she could pick up, she has been
reduced to the condition she was found in. Her daughter,
who was with her, had a fever a few weeks back, and was
maintained by herself, without any aid from the public
—a strong proof that she was not dishonest, but reduced
to commit what the law regards as a crime, by sheervvant.
We lay this simple statement before the public, as only
a sample of thousands of cases which exist ; and while
we do so, we at the same time call on Sir Robert Peel's
Government, and all who support it, immediately to step
forward, and not thus to permit our country and huma-
nity to be disgraced by an honest industrious population
being reduced to such a degraded position, and the pro-
perty of those who have it being thus put in jeopardy
truth such a eause.—Renfreteshire Reformer.
ANTI-CORN-LAW TEA PARTY.—The Com-
mittee of the Carlisle Anti-Corn-law Association gave a
soiree on Tuesday eventing last, to meet the ministers of
this city and neighbourhood- who attended the Manches-
ter Conference, and hear their report. Sir Wilfrid

The following is given as a proof of the in-
fluence of temperature of the air on mental alienation. On
analysing 16,867 observations, furnished by the returns from
the Lunatic Asylum of Champion, Bicetre, the Sali.etriere,
the hospital at Turin, and that at St. Yon, thefollowing are the
results :—The admissions were last year, in January, 1,164 ;
February, 1,200; March, 1,320; April, 1,453; May, 1,579;
June, 1,701; July, 1,6139; August, 1,472; September, 1,365;
October, 1,373 ; .I%ovember, 1,264 ; December, 1,273. Thus
it appears that the maximum was in June, and the minimum in
January ; and on comparing the six hot with the six cold
months, it will be found that the number of lunatics‘during the
former was much the greatest.

On Thursday Mr. William Henry Bridges, the
son of Sir Henry Bridges, a Magistrate for the county of
Surrey, residing at Beddingtt.n, was taken on a warrant by
Inspector Collier, of the P division, upon a charge of having
assaulted Isabella Louisa Smith, a servant in his father's esta-
blishment, with a feloniotis intent. The warrant having been
executed, the defendant was taken before Messrs. Sutherland
and Currie, at the office of Mr. Penfold. The complainant
was sworn, and it appeared that on Monday, the 6th inst., she
was in Sir Henry Bridges' employ, and that about four o'clock
in the afternoon the defendant, who was staying with his father,
followed her about the house, and made overtures to her, which
she refused, and he at length threw her down, and behaved in
a most indecent manner towards her. She screamed for assist-
ance, and one of the men servants came into the room, and the
defendant was prevented from accomplishing his purpose. John
Henry Cull, the person alluded to, confirmed the statement of
the complainant as to the condition of the part.es when he en-
tered the room ; and the complainant added that she, immedi-
ately after the occurrence, went to Lady Bridges, and informed
her of what had taken place, and gave warning and left the
service on the following Wednesday. The defendant, in
answer to the charge, said that the young woman had given
him encouragement, and that this was the cause of what had
taken place. The complainant, being appealed to, denied
most positively that this wan true. The Bench then said that
the ease was one of a description which they would not be jus-
tified in disposing of summarily, and it must go to a jury; and
the defendant was called upon to put in bail to answer the
charge at the Svssions. Subsequently to this, however, the
defendant's friends had a communication with the complainant,
the result of which was, that a sum of money was banded to
her, and she, having agreed to withdraw the charge, the war-
rant was discharged.

LONUON, TUESDAY, SEPT. 21.
Number Diei stand Price
of per CANALS. nee
,bares. Annum. Paid. Share.
4,766 7 pet cent. Ashton SI Oldham...Average97/.183.8h. 101
1,482 41. Ashby.tte-le-Zouch Artrage 1131.5 h. 72
1, 60 Be iingstoke ICOLsh. 5
1,00 511. Breclamek and Abetgavenny l5O/. A. 92
1.,00.1 1.16 th, 101. Birmingham, 1-16th share ....8 11. & 711. 200
4,600 , Ditto Ss Liverpool Junct.l99l. sh.loop4 25
609 31. Bridgewater and Taunton.loo/. A. all pi -
tOO 5/. Chelmer and Blackwater IOOI.A. 101
500 021. Coventry 1001. sh. 505
Croydon.... ...... . Average 311.2 s 10d. sh. -
2,060 51. Os. • Dudiey................ IOOI.A. 04
600 10i. Derby .. 1001. sh . 120
20,000 4 per cent. Danube and Mayne 411.135. 4 d.pd 30
3,5751 4' EllearoJreand Chester Average 133..5a.
73 81
231 6•21 Erowaso
A 97 351. Forth and Clycle....Average .100/. 165. n. 650
1 I,COO 71. Oranci sunctic- lOOl. en :01%
20491 255. Grand Union lool.sh 23
',SOO Grand Surrey lON sh. 15
1,0001 41. percent . Ditto (optional) Loan 1110!.
!JO Grand Western
600 131.125. s'i. Glamorganshire, Aver. cost 1701.138.4,1. 200
'749 P 2/ . G ran th ves l5O/. sh. 2fe,
6 238 21. Os. liuddersCisld Average:lll. 6s. 6d. sh. 28
100 Kenaingtua lOO A. all pd 10
2;.729 11.10 s. Kennet; nil Avon, Av. 391. 18s. 104. sh 2210
11,6991 11. 7s, Lancaster Average 47/. Gs. 8d 23
2,8971 301. Lesds and Liverpool lOOl. eh 780
545 f 111. Leicester 140/. it 150
1,897 51.95. Leicester & Northampton Aver CO3I. lir 73
2,409 10/ Monmouthshire lOO/.81 200
250 10/. Melton Mowbray - 1001. A. 21:!:
NO 25/. Mersey and Irwell lOO/. sh. 550
3,000 21. 10s. Macclesfield 100/. sh. all pd 343.
247 171. N eat h 1001.56. 325
2,400 U. Peak Forest Avelisge about 7ill. sh. 71
21,418 83. Regent's (or London) Av. 33/.105.8d. sir 8%
5,669 61. rtochdale Average 351.. h.. &i
500 81. Shropshire /051 sh. 137
800 101.0 s. Somerset Coal l5Ol. sh. 18.)
3,600!. 41 percent Ditto Lock Fund Stool' 121. Ida. sh. 1114
700 261. Stafford and Worcester. I 40/.sh. fWG
530 151 Shrewsbury . 125/. sh. 280
300 91. 3taurbridge ,......,, 145/.sh. 396
3,547 21. us. Stratford.on.Avor. A eer....791. os. tid. sh 35
533 12i1 Swansea ll,ol.sh, 065
3,762 2/. 10s. Severn and Wyk and Railway Ar.:151. sh. 45
2,60910, 321. 10s. Trent and Mersey, i share lOOl. A. 5 0
13.149 Thames and Medway Av. 191.55. Bd. sh. 2
1,0005h.1 161. Warwick and 131rmingham lOO/.sn 238
I,ooollh.
960 134 Warwick and .svapci.o* 1001. sh. 150
7,000 41. Worcester Sc Birmingham Av.7o/.Bs. sh. 55
5,000 365. Wilts and Berks Average 671. 10. Bd. sh. 281 if
800 6.. Wyilev and Essington 1251. sh 74
.26
viii %via:maul '"' sh. 50903 %Vey and Arun. llOl. vn. :04
DOCKS.
2.6°°* i3o C. Commerc al. ....... lool.Bh. 11
1,06515 h. s •
5 per cent. East and West India ., ....Stack 00%
3:238.31011. 31. p.ct. London Stock 7i %
Ditto Bonds
2,209 51/. 6s. sd. Bristol Average 14-7. Os. sh. 75
68,3241. 5/. per cent. Ditto Notes, various amounts lost
352,752 5 per cent. St. Katharine Stock $2
500,000 4i per cent. Ditto Bonds «, lOOl4
.200.000 4 per cent. Ditto Bonds for 10 years
Deptford l'ier 001. sh. 20/. psi 10
BRIDGES.
1,600 1/. Hamtnersm itl 5O/.111. 21
7,031 Southwark, Old Av. 631.28. Bd. sh. 3;,
1,700 1/. 15s. Ditto, New, of 71 per cent.,
10 50/. sh 16
a,OOO
5,000 225. Od. Ditto, Old Annuities of 8/ 00/. psi 21
5,000 19s. 3d. Ditto, New Ditto of 71. .... 4O/. pd 1834
10,0001. 5/. per cent. Ditto Bonds
5,848 271 Vauxhall .......,.Average 701. 101. 3d. sh 2ti
ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
2,000 3110 s Albion 5Olll. sh. 501. pd 72
MOO rne e1e5::1 Alliance British &Foreignloo/.sh. 111. pd I 1
10,000 6 per cent. Ditto, Marine lOO/. sh. si. pd 5
24,000 fl. per sh. Atlas ........ 5Ol. sh. M. pd 14
1,2001 A. 51. Birmingham k ire.. 050/. sh. 551. pd 1(1734
10,000 41. percent. British Fire 250/. sh. Sill. pd 40
12,000 61. per cent. British Commercial 5O/. sN. 5/. pd 6
5,000 M. per cent. Clerical & Medical Lite, 100/. sh. 2 /10s pd 45,ii
4,000 210 s County lOO/. sh. 10/. pd 1
9,000 ss. Eagle 501. sh. 51. pd 5 1
200 ta,1),754,g5l Economic Lite 10001. sh. 250!. pit 406
2,271 225. per cent. European Li °O/, h. all pd 22
50,000 2s. Ditto, New OO/. sh. 2/. pci 114
,000,0001. 61. per ct Globe Stock 11534
20,000 bn Guardian
30,000 45.0:!. Hope 5O/. sr, 01. p 3 514
2,400 51. 12s. 6d. Imperial sire 5OO/. sh. 591. pd 132
7,500 Us. Imperial Lile lOO/. sh. 10/. pd 10
.3,459 5/. percent. Indemnity .11..rine lOO/. sh. '4l. lid 00
2,020 31 10s Kent Fire ' 50/. sh. all pd 812
31. Ditto Life . 50/ pd 66
10,000 103. Law Life lOO/.. h. 10/. ix'
5,000 Ids. London, Fire 05/ sh. 12/. lOs. pa 1814
3,900 10s. London, Ship "51. sh. IQ/. 10s. pd IS
'4
00,;,000/. ... ..... 51inersa Life lOW, sh.
OXON.
. .!,000 It. per cent Palladium 1 if- 5O/. sh. 2/, pd ..,' fis
'OAP M. per cent. ornteetor 1;f • "ill. sh. 01. pd I B,lsl
16,900 4 per cent. Protestant ssissenters .... 160/. sh. 51. pd 53,..,
..500 I/. Prov ,lent Int
20",i.60 4s. Od. Boa Life
511,020/ 51. per csist. Royal Excli.oigo Steels 1;5
6,0014 5 per cent University Lit . IOW. sh 5l. pd 514
10,000 4 per cent. United Kingdom Life 1001. sh. 51. pd 74
JOINT STOCK BANKS
25,000 Agric. and Com. of 1 reland2sl. sit. 10/. pd
11,000 , per cent. Australa,a .10/. sh. 40!. pd 51%
ti3Ofle. Is per cent. Bank of Rio sningham 50/. A. 10/. pd 1:s
d,OOO 10 per cent. Birmingham Bank • 5)11. sh. 101. IA 19
1.,660 Ii per cent. London & Westminster 100/ A, 20/. lid 221.
00600 51. London Joint Stock 50!. sh. 104 pd 10n.
,1,1109 4 per cent. Lancaster lOOl. sh. 50/. pil isr
,:5,000 11; per cent. Liverpool. 100/ sh. 1011. pd 19
50,000 '73 percent Manchester and [river.] 501.,h. 151 pct 1614
pool Distrist
10,000 7 per cc, t. Manchester lOO,. sh. 10/, po 4%
10,000 8 pe- cent. Provincial Bank of 1 relandloo/. sh. 25/. pd 41
Ivo 11 ,er cent National Bank of Ireland 501. sh. 171/. pa 1504
10,000 6 per cent National Pray ~cial Eng.looi. sh. 35/. pd 323 E
10,000 ...... .. Ditto New 10/. sh. 10/ pd 11)
10,00 Gloucestershire 50/. sh. 101. p 0 92
0,1100 lOper cent. Hampshire 5Ol. sh. 51. pd 9
GAS LIGHT AN)) COKE COSIPANIEs,
.i,,,ito Pis ltd Bath 101 sh. 1(1/. pd 02.
2,100 ...... ... British 4O/. sh. 161. pd 1814
(51 nercent.°
5,360 ta,;:i i„. 6,. t Ditto Provincial 2Ol. sh. ill poi ~434
908 5/ lOs Birmingham 50,. sh 136
1,25(1 2/ Os Bristol
,250 3/ 10s Brighton 2Ol. sh. 13%
750 3/ lOs Ditto, New '2ol. sh. 13/. pd 0
1,471 41 per cent. Brighton General 2O!. sh. all pd 9%
1,000 71. 10s. Continental Consolidated ....751. 6213/. pd 109
1,000 10/. City of Loudon.. ...........1001. sh. all pd 195
1,000 61. Ditto, New lOO/. sh. pi 150
1,000 St Os. Equitable 5O/. pd 20
10,000 3/. per cent. Imperial SN. sh. O 8
800 51. per cent. isle of Thanet 25/. sh. 20/. pd 1534
1,350 6/. per cont. 1 ndependent 10/. sh. all r..... 59
,000 4/. per cent. Phoenix 5O/. sh. 39/.1,0 31
1,000 41. per cent. !latent! lOOl. sh. (/0!. pd 13
,000 Sautli Mstropolitan .........510. sic 19/. pd 16
s,OOO U. per cent. United General 501. sh. 471. pd 31
240 51. per cent. Warwick 5O/. sh. 50
4110 51. per cent Wakefield 95/. sh. 22
2,000 3/. Westminster Chartered ..... 5O/. sh. 58
6,000 12s. Ditto New 5(/. sh. 10/. pd 1154
780 3 per cent. Yarmouth 2O/. sh. 181.1. d
-1V ATER. WORKS
1,800 345. Birmingham 25'. sh. 25/. pd 21
1,433 71. East London 100/.sh. 16134
5,500 2/ 150. Grand Junction Average 41/ 16s. 4d. sh. 61
0,1)00 2!. Kent 100/. sh. 47
372 int. Liverpool Bootle 0.01 sh. 0136
1,,'10 2/10s New Hives London Bridge Water Ann... (;(1
64815 21 lOs Manchester and Salford 100/. sh. 533
1,000 5 per cent. South London lOO/. sh. 08
3,204 431. West Middlesex Average 031. 12s. 9d. sh. 90
1.364) 11 141 York Building (,o, Lessee Prop. 1001. sh. 35
IRON RAILWAYS.
6,300 Birmingham and Derby ..... lOO/ pd 55
9,500 Birmingham and Gloucester VOL pd 58
15,1100 ..... .... Bristol and Exeter lOO4 sh. 60 pil 2i,34
7,500 Cheltenham& G. Western 100/.sh. 62 ,/. 17
3,002 Clarence 100/. sh. 100/ psi 22
Bxoo ... ...... Dublin and Drogheda lOW. sh. 5/. pd
90,000 Eastern 'Counties 251. sh. 231. pd 8
11),(100 Great North of England 100/. sh. VOL pd fil
10,918 13 per cent. Grand Junction lOO/. sh. all pd 1200
2,,0)0 3 per cent Great Western !SOL sh. 05/. pd 77
25,000 Ditto New 50/. sh. 50/. pd 5434
1,000 5 per cant Gosport Junction.. 50/. sh, 50!. p 3 514
2,000 5 per cent. Hartlepool lOO/. sh. 100/. pd 115%
fs,.'oo Holland Selby 5Ol. sh. 50/. pd :15,014
2,100 41. per cent. Leeds and Selby 100 oh. (:5134
5,100 )0 iser cent. Liverpool & Manchester 101.1.5 h. 1001. pi 4 19914
7,908 10 per cent. Ditto Half Shares 5
51. pd
VO
11,495 10 Fer cent. Ditto Quarter Shares 05/. pd 45
36,000 ...... ~. London and Brighton 50/. sh. 50/ pd 45,4
04,000
00,000 3 per cent. London and Greenwich ...20/. sk. 001. pd 794
25,000 8.1 per cent. London & Birmingham 100/. oh. DO/ pd 15,;
25,000 21. Cs. Ditto Quarter Shares -.05/. sh. 5/ pd 1.2
31,050 Dit o New Shares '6l/. sh. 3//. pd 5214
36,000 5 per cent. London and S. Western Av.:381,175. M. 501,
33,000 London and Croydonl
1 Ac. 13/ 15 13 %9
Ditto New Scrip.... -- ---!. 'dd. i,%
13,000 3 per cent. Manchester and Leed.i...lorl sh. 70/. pd f 0
13,000 Ditto Half Shares 5Ol. "5/. pd 24
10,000 Manchester and Birmingham 70/.s b. 40/. 0134
Ditto Extension '7/. pd 2%
10,000 21.105. Midland Counties 100/. sh. 101/ pil 7
15,000 11. Os. North Midland
1/.101. Ditto New 401. r.d 3134
10,2.6 ......... Northern and Eastern..., 504 sh 351. pd 25h
'4,60U ......... Preston and Wyre ' 50/. sh 30/. pd :i6
18,000 ......... South Eastern and Dover ... OS!. pd 16
1,000 10/. per cent. Stockton and Darlington lOO/. sh. 265
0,000
6.000 York and North Midland 50 . sh. 501. pd 743
MINES.
8,000 Albion Copper Rs ', ;41. pi 12
4,000 11. ss. Alton l5/. sh 121. ii rpd 10
10,000 .... Anglo lilexican,iss. 5/. pm.lool. sh. a 1 d 134
Ditto Subscription .51 pu 134
2,000 IR. Bolanos 150/. sh all otl 35
10,000 11. Kls Brazilian Imp. las, 51. pm... 35/. sh . 001 Pd 4
6,000 ......... Macaubas it Cocaes United 251.5h.25/. pd 4
11,000 Ditto St. John Del Rey -.201. sh. 14/. pd 1%
IC,OOO Bolivar Copper Company 201. sh. 20!. pd . 1
10,000 Ditto Scrip lO, sh. 10/. pd .2
20,000 ..., ..... British Iron 100!. sh. 60/. pd
,000 Brilish Copper 5/. sh. W. pd 1%
Cata lir inca 6ll. pd 6%
Candonga.....
10,000 I 1 Copiapo ...... ....e5.... ....... 201. sh IV. 101 10
8500 ... Columbian, iss. 5.: pin. -55/. sh 551. pd 114
2,650 3/. ERglish 14/. Gs. pd 5
20,000
6,155 ...
3,000 Polberou Consols .. 10!. sh. 8/. pd 4
11,500 Real del Monte, Unregistered 44
Ditto Loan Notes. 150/. pd 160
30,000 ......... United Mexican, iss. 2 pm. 401. sh. all pd
Mtn. Scrip .2%
Ditto New Scrip 41 pd 3
West Cork ................ ..... 501. sh 50/. pd 38
1,000 .........
LITERARY INSTITUTIONS.
London, with Bronze Ticket ...75gs.sh. 15 :-
1,500 London University lOOl. sh. all pd 7
700
King' College lOOl. 19%
MISCELLANEOUS,
10,:09 151. Australian Agricultural.loo/.'sh. 28/ pd 39
6,700 1. per tent. British American Land Compai,iy 3514 pit 934
10,060 61. per cemt. Canada Company ......... WO/. sl . 321/. pd 2tiy.
30,000 SZ. per cent. Upper Cana ;a Loan
City Bonds, 4 par cent lOO%
20,000 1/. 6s. General Stearn Navigation 151. sh.
14/. pd 25%
10/.percent. Hudson's Bay Stock 254
Me 11. London Com. Sale Rooms ....Av. 75/. sh. 19
,000 .... ..... Caoutchouc Compan.y
Cs l. p
pd 2
New Brunswick La d ompawy..,so,e d 12
2,754 5/. per cont. Reversionary Int. 50c...100/. sh. 100/. pd 96
2,633 5/. per cent. Ditto New ..... .. ........ 100/. sh. OW. pd 110
4,003
10
4,00
10,000 6s. Van Die.ner.'s Land.... 1001. sh. 171/. pd ~.7)4
____.---------

THE CAIRO.—A new steamer, bearing this
title, made her first appearance in the Thames on Tuesday, and
excited general attention. She was built by Messrs. Ditch-
burn and Mare, of Blackl,4ll, for the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company, for the navigation of the Nile,
and is intended as a branch steamer to convey passengers
and luggage to and from various places on the banks of that
river. The Cairo is a remarkably elegant vessel. It is flat-
bottomed, to adapt her for the shallow waters of the Nile,
her draught only being two feet. She is propelled by two en-
gines of 16-horse power each, from the factory of Messrs.
Penn and Son, of Greenwich. The cabins fore and aft are
tastefully fitted up with bed places and other conveniences
for passengers. The Cairo is an iron vesel, and divided
into five compartments, with water-tight bulk-heads separat-
ing each, which adds much to the safety of the vessel. The
engines and machinery occupy such a small space that 100
persons can be accommodated in the cabins, and there are
two spacious stow rooms for luggage only between the en-
gine room and the fore cabin, and the engine room and
after cabin. The Cairo made a trial voyage from the Black-
wall Pier to Gravesend and back, and with all the disad-.
vanges attendant upon the working of new engines and ma•
ehinery, she passed everything on the river, the Star, a large
Gravesend Steamer, only excepted, and fully came up to the
expectations of the builder and engineer. Mr. Ditchburn and
Mr. Penn, jun., who entertained a select party of gentlemen
connected with steam navigation on board, have guaranteed the
average speed of the Cairo at fifteen miles an hour, but for
the Nile a light draught of water is her greatest recommenda-
tion. ievei al other iron ,team-boats of similar dimensions are
to follow the Cairo to the Nile.
On Tuesday evening last we were visited by
the Aurora borealis, or northern lights. They began
about eight o'clock, and continued at intervals to shed
vast sheets of lurid flame over a space of 80 or 90 degrees
of the heavens, until midnight. The fog, which hailaccompanied the south-east winds during the day
iidn flashes.—pu nd ofee
Chronicle.
be-
came more dense with nightfall, and contributed, to
render the borealis dismal and supernatural, covering
the face of nature with a pale and sickly hue. • Thissingular.
phenomenon byl dv vivid
lightning, accompanied
waiedbs followed
y thunder
ai
The monumental statue of Arminiue, the de•
fender of Germany against the Romans, which has been seve-
ral years erecting on a bill in the old Hercynian forest, near
Dettmold, was inaugura,ed th great ceremony on the Bth
instant, in presence of tne local authorities, and an immense
concourse of spectators.
During the past week a single fishing boat, off
the Isle of Dian, took in one night 70,000 herrings.

LIST of SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRIOII..S
SEPT. 18, 1841,
BAN ltS.

!pope& el, p. ct. Bank of Scotland ...ti3/. Os. bd. sh. All pct .59
2000,000. ft. p. ct. Reyal of Scotland 1004 sh. all pd ILO
500.0001." 81. p. ct. British /omen Comp.iny 100/.sh. :,11pd .215
500,0001. tit. p. ct. Commercial 5001. sh. 1 001. pd Ihs
500,0001. 1; n. ct. Notional lO9/.zh. 10/. pd 131
500,0001. 8/. p. ct. Glasgow Union 25111. sh. 50/. pd 1,6
000.0004 6p. ct. Western of Scotland 2OOl. sh 401. pd 70
INSURANCE COMPANIES,

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.
reJ.,
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Bulls.
to
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s• 46
Carlisle 76 4 46
Hexham Bl 36 38 28 '
Morpeth CO 74 SO 38 20 16 33 42
Penrith 6B 32 24
Sheffield 25 45 35
Winchest r 17.3 78 28 33 /0 26 40 4.; d °')C
s.d. s.
sd.
Carmarthen 80
0 78 00 40 0U 2 3 6 00 o °)
,:owbridge 79 8 0 0 0 40 00 3u 50 53 (~), 6 0
4wansea ! 7 6 84 40 44 26 30 56 60
Per 8011. 100
Rarnardcastll6 0 22 0 5 0 9 3 6 4 7 6 9 „ ' g 0 0 ill 0
Durham 176 136 80 90 ti 9 69 00 10 „ 9 0
Richmond l9 0 120 80 90 60 100 96 12 0 . 0 r-
Stockton I 5 0 19 6 90 90 60 70 90 116
WAKEFIELD CORN 51A h E I
Wneat, Red, Norfolk and Suffblk ..... (0.. to 644. „„e6).
Lin. and Cam
-- Yorkshire —s. 60s. to 64t, 4.71:.
White - (6'
Foreign, lied —s. t,2s to 65'
„e 70.
White Lek _ _ _

250,0005 h. 6} p. ct. Scottish Union 261. sh. 11 pd 'As Cd.
7,500 10 p. ct. Hercules lOOl. sh. 101. pd 13
100,000 1U p. ct. insurance Co. of Scotland . 10/. ;h. all pd 5:!
. 50,000 10 p. ct. North British 240/ ch. 10/. pd 17
1,000 10 p. ct. Caledonia' Fir, 1001. sh. 10/. pd 20
5,000 10 p. ct. Edinburgh .14,;4, 100/. sh. 10/. pd 14Y,
100,000 3} p. ct. We't of Scotland lO/. pd

PRICES OF PROVISIONS. 4,C. mc, 11'
Beef, per w. .«.. Us. sd. to Os.cld.. Freshßutter, lb. 1- 0
'-
Mutton ........-.......... 0 5 0 7 !Salt Ditt0—........, 0 19, 90
Vea1...........--...... 0 7 010 , Ditto, per c% t. -85 1,.., 0
Forr.------... 0 5 0 7 Eggs, per doz.., 0„' In.,
Lams, per qr. ....... 2 0 4 0 OatStraw(kpl.).. n ‘,, ' lu, ,
Fallow, cwt.........3J 0 42 0 WI eat Ditto..., 8 vi,
Quarters 1.-al -,.. U ti 0 9 Barley Ditto ...... 0,1 +
Potatoes, 1-ilb. ...,.. 0 0 0 5 Hay, per5t.......... 0 "
EDINFer Sack of 80 b. I
mRGEI MEAL
Per 1S
MAR m
oil111)* KET ipA.) q P
p Pwi
Fitst Oatmeal
0 , i
second ditto....
B trlcymeal, .. 1 1 1 0 Barleyroeal ......... ....----- 0
P-v enoal 1 8 0 Ptasemeal ...................

EAST INDIA.- This afternoon the trade operated with free-
dom in white Bengal, but brown sorts moved off slowly ; at
public sale 4,513 bags 41 casks were sold at stiffer rates for
white, but brown sold rather cheaper; fine white fetched 69; to
7-,s 6:1, good mid and good 64s to 635, m d 62s 6d to 63s 6d,
low 60s to 625, ord to fine yellow 51s to 595, low sound bright
brown 37s 6d to 39s 6(1, mid 42s to 43s 6d, good and fine 485
to 50s, damp 37s to 45s 6d per cwt.
FOREIGN.-Holders of Brazil for the most part are firm,
and have refused to sell excepting at full rates, but the demand
has been limited for both brown and white sorts, and the
market has presented a tranquil appearance ; at auction
26 chests 127 bags 418 barrels Rio were nearly all taken in at
full value, viz., white, 22s 6d to 23s 6tl; yellow, 17s to 19s 6d
mid to good and brown, lbs to 16s 6d. 216 chests 50 brls Bahia
were all bought in, white at 2ls to 24s for ord to good mid, yellow
19s to 20s 6d, and brown good to fine His to 18s 6d, being full
rates ; but 137 chests 114 boxes and 545 barrels and ba.i,s Per-
nambuco were mostly sold,.but at lower rates. The principal part
was of soft quality ; low to tine brown went at 14s to Iss 6d,
yellow 16s to 17s 6d, ordinary white 19s to 20s, middling to
good 22s to 235, and fine 24s to 255 per mt.
AIOLASSES.-Holders having submitted to rather lower
rates, have caused buyers to operate more freely in West
India, and the sales privately have amounted to 420 puns at
22s to 27s for ordinary to fine quality ; at auction 60 puns St
Lucia sold at 22s to 24s per cwt. The stock is large. For Fo-
reign 6s 6d to 7s is the value.
COFFEE.-The demand has been limited for British Planta-
tion Coffee, and the market has presented a quiet aspect for all
qualities. Importers have been again desirous to realise, and
prices have suffered a further depression of 2s to 4s per cat, but
common and unclean sorts have been the most difficult to sell.
Public sales, 154 Ms of Jamaica, which went off without the
least spirit, and the ordinary sorts were chiefly bought in ; mid
to good mid quality sold at 104 s to 1275, low mid 99s to 103 s,
good to fine fine ord 70s to 975. The market for East India and
Cape sorts has been in an inactive state, and prices keep on the
decline. For Ceylon Coffee the demand has been extremely
dull, and a further decline in price of 64s per cat must be
quoted. The public sales have consisted of 4210 bags, which
went off very heavily, and a small part only was sold at 65s to
695 fid for low to good ord, fine ord colory 70s to 73s 6d, and
mid 90s. All other kinds of Coffee admissible for home con-
sumption are difficult of sale, at a decline of about 2s. per cwt.
This afternoon the demand was limited by private treaty,
few purchases were made in any kind, and prices have still a
downward tendency; only 300 bags Ceylon were offered at
auction, and taken in at 718 to 72s for good ordinary, being
above the value. There were no buyers within several shil-
lings of ahese rates. The Foreign market is quiet.
COCOA.-This afternoon the market was in
for West India. At public sale 72 bags 34 barrels were offered,
Trinidad sold at 41s to 43s for fair and middling red, being a
shade lower; Grenada taken in at 425. a quiet state
RICE.--Holders of Bengal have been desirous to reoaliplize,kaantde
have offered the large quantity of 15,080 bags 7t
at public sale, and scarcely half found purchasersat2Li reduction
12s,ction
on former rates of 6d per cat. Good white went at
mj
aivdadyli nsgi a
mlOsantdo
r6a3d,halovwe
mbreotkean
Carolina has
contract, and prices have a downward tendency.
dalldddemusantyd9sbypeprn.e:
tat.
supported former quotations.
for Bengal Rica, and
ylls for middling whit.
'atuheistioanftel7ooooonbtahge an
s dseommatdiwosas6sdtetaod
The demand for Rum
hasßu BRANDY,Iiite b
h and the home trade operating
been m
half West India, and the re-
mainderwith much eautiono,AtiiiiNoptswilihpLisAndsGovernment has adver-
tisedfur 1, 00
EastO
India.gallons Hofolßdeurns4are however unwilling to press
sales, and prices remain much the same as last Tuesday. The
transactions are limi teerdg
atlol
na.b o
Bu tr
alnBeoy
epounntsi n
uLeesetiwramr
butproof
strength, at 2s. Id. p
demand has been limited. Cognac, first brands of the vintage
of 1836, has been selling at 5s 9d in hhds, puns 5s 7d; do.
1837, hhds 5s 6d, puns 5s 4d ; do. 1838, hhds 5s 4d, puns
5s 2d ; do. 1839, hhds 4s 10d, puns 4s 8(1; do. 1840, hhds
3,9 J, puns 3s 7d per gallon, at which rates the merchants are
The stock has decreased considerably of late. 3eneva
has been in good demand by the shippers at 2s Id to 2s 2d, and
small parcels of fine fetch 74 to s 8d for home consump-
tion. British Corn Spirits have been sit good request at2s cash.
To-day there was a better demand for Rum, and some
parcels of various sorts acre sold at full rates. The Govern- '
ment contract for Bum has been all taken ; 100,000 gallons,
by Ruck, Son and Fenwick, but at the low rate of Is lid per
proof gallon.
Tea.-There has been a good demand for Free Trade Tea
since this day week to supply both town and country orders;
holders have displayed more tirmncs3, and have refrained flora
pressi,g sales; a good many hirge parcels have been disposed
5/2(l above.thr, rates of last Tuesday. Col gnu, vommo
ash h..s realised Is 91/2d to I, !ilvL fair ai.d g•Joa 6rilionry
Is 10d to Is I Id, blackish leaf to ;ironer blackish leaf :s 111/2d
to 2a 3d; Twarikay, common Is 91/2d .to Is 10d per lb.
The lower sorts of Tea, however, have been the most in
request. No public sale is at present declared, but some will

The h'anau Gazette states that a serious con-
flict took pilace at Mentz on the 11th inst., between some
Austrian sol diers and some of the inhabitants, in a public-
house. One of the latter was killed, and several were wounded.
FIRE A.fr K ILBURN.--On Monday morning. be-
tween nine :U1 d ten o'clock, a fire occurred on the premises of
Archibald M T,helang, Esq., a gentleman residing at Kilburn,
by which prof )erty, consisting of valuable paintings, and books-
of great value y were destroyed.