The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15 00:00:00

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it 7TE COURT, AND FASHION. An immense Chantilly-lace shawl accompanies this toi- IR Mt ets.
ed lette. Another is of dark green and white lace taffetas;
be 11ER. -1-- the flounces, deeply scolloped, being edged with an em-
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•MAJEs-r - broidered wreath in white silk. An echarpe mantelet of LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, JULY 11.
I S STATE VISIT TO THE CITY.
h •Iler Sugar: Owing to the alteration that has taken place this
,4- Brussels point, lined with dark green crape, the lace
he MajestY and Prince Albeit on Wednesday night
ti°ll,lll;ric.taVlthlVltall)e-trimming reaching from the waist half-way down the week in the duties, the business has been very limited, and the
Mayor
presence the grand entertainm.entgiven sales only amount to 250 hhds. 8.P., and 1700 bags Bengal, at
ireskirt. Open-work straw bonnet imitating lace, lined a decline of Is. per cwt., being the full reduction of duty.
it ,inco , . r and corporation of London, in Guild.
of all,,
~ eoration of the Great Exhibition of the Industry with pink crape, and trimmed on either side with a branch Foreign : 370 hhds. Porto "Rico have brought from 355.
ng °jolt A ations, The rarity of Royal visits to the city by of pink hawthorn, united by light wreaths of leaves,
.which to 40s. per cwt. duty paid.-Molasses : The business
0,, pass all round the crown. The curtain and broad strings is limited to 130 puns. Antigua, at 15s. 9d. from the quay, and
oe,tt.sio and the brilliancy of the spectacle, rendered the 90 Demerara, of ordinary quality, at 12s. 64. from store; also to tho„ n• one of v are made Of pin wte taffetas ribbon. The inside
to . to .satqs 0, i?e most lively interest to the countless 40 puns. East India at 12s. ,• in all cases at the new duty of
of the bonnet isornamentd with bunches of hawthorn. 3s. 9d. per cwt-doffee: The demand for Jamaica is still
akre r foreign and provincial vi,itors who are now
lig -Morning bonnets of coarse straw have open edges ; limited, and only 40 Ices. have been sold, at easier rates. Of
ka,sse,,,Teil in the metropolis, as well as to the vast they are lined with taffetas of the same colour as the Foreign, the sales are 20 casks, 440 brls. and bags washed Rio,
551 The I, "al population. • • • •
iiiitrimming. Plaid ribbons are used, and the greater mu l• lbe in the and public buildings along the line of routel6oo bags St. Domingo, at 358. to 355. 6d., and 50 ba"s Laguyra,
;(I, tiplicity of colours the more ala mode. The bows are
be
tht he heart of the city we very generally illumi- at 455. per cwt.-Nothing done in Cocoa, Pepper, Pimento, or
nelarge, and form several coques separated in the middle by -., Ginger.-Rice : 10,000 bags of Araccan sold at Bs. 3d. to 85. 64.,
"et gi,,°,ugh in consequePee o fete extremel short no-
he aforaade of ribbon ; small flowers and leaves are permit- and 2000 bags Bengal at 105. to 10s. 31 per cwt. for good to
tells •'n by the Lord Mayor of his desire that the citi-
Ler heshr°lll!.d testify by such a demonstration their respect ted as ornaments for the inside of neyitge bonnets.- fine white.-Rum :f he sales are 80 puns. Demerara and 30
ea Feathers are much employed for rice, straw, and open Puns. Jamaica, at rmer prices.-Tea : A fair inquiry exists
,were „ 'iajestv and her RoT 1 Consort, marl, persons for common to blackish leaf kinds of Congous, at full previous
lag whalebone bonnets, and have been brought to great per-
illtutirvented from ing* uaon his in;ggest-ion. The prices; at a sale held Yesterday of 800 packages, 600 were sold
iv at t, kions beyond Temple-bar fection this season both as to shades and form. We have
. pat .._ c westward were few, but at fair rates.-In East "India Drysalteries the sales consist of a
some beautiful bonnets of white tulle worked in small few chests Bengal Indi,,o at about last week's rates, 50 chests
ice cotorne_e'll lent entrance to the city the grand display
ler 4, ti" d spots with straw, so fine that they appear like gold spots ; Shell Lac, at 41s. to 50f., 'a
few boxes Pearl Sago, at iss. 6d.,
)st a triple row of straw-coloured ribbon is slightly drawn 250 bags Sago Flour, at 15s. to 15s. 31, 2 tons Bees' Wax, at
ileteMe(ll)eac°,nlParly continued to arrive, the crowd also. in-
.e 6 108.,. 100 bags Pogue Cutch, at 225., and 140 bags Madras
.?5,5 round the edge. A bouquet of marabouts ornaments one
k. nu at el crii t o'clock, when the Life Guards arrived • Turmeric at ,is 6d per cwt.-In Saltpetre onlsmall sales
tO aide ; the ends have small lilies of the valley in straw,
theij° ti,e ground for the procession, the streets began made ' - * * - Nitrate of
~ at 235. 6d. to 205., and 100 tons Soda, at
to 'lt half•closedagainst looking like drops of rain. Lilies and ribbons inside.- 13s. 6d. per cwt.-There has been a better demand for Pot
o 114 Passage
of half eight- the streets
. were
.. I.Thin tarlatane dresses have deeply cut flounces, trimmed Ashes, irld about 500 brls. have been sold at 28s. per cwt. In tt INlajec. carriages with visitors, in anticipation of
ers round with three narrow gauze ribbons, drawn at one Pearl no sales reported.
;tilt an arrival. About nine o'clock the Duchess of
'4 edge. Ribbon placed en echelle, very closely together,
Alf 4ges , the Duke of Cambridge arrived in Royal car- on the body. The short sleeves are entirely covered with LIVERPOOLXOTION MARKET. JULY 11.
NeecO: and at five minutes past nine o'clock the Royal The market has been' in much the same state as for several
a' 1. Tii,' ,„" left Buckingham Palace. ribbon.-The m.antelet echarpe is
.decidedly. the fashion. weeks past ; the export demand continues to a fair extent, but
e•• They are made in black taffetas, trimmed with deep max- the trade have only purchased for their immediate wants, and
I,'eali•l3-as4lt 011Y.51 procession arrived at Temple-bar about •
re6nificent lace, and enriched with ribbons or embroidery.- little has been done on speculation. As the quantity offering
~ ry g, , nine o'clock. At this point the throng was
terlndependent of all the. fancy ma.ntelets, scarfs, and shawls is still more than adequate to the demand, prices'continne to
°lei 'a" Iler Majesty was very warmly received, and decline, and are again 0. to Id. per lb. lower for most descrip-
;of I'lle "sIY aek of black lace, embroidered muslin mantelets have become
ha ~_ 1t0,,„, nowledged the salutations of the crowd. indispensable accessories to summer toilettes. tons of American and Brazil. The current qualities of
I,IOWo /,4, carriages and escort proceeded at a slow pace Egyptian and Surat are heavy of sale, and rather lower.
0, 5820 American, 30 Egyptian. 500 Surat and 20 Bengal have been
,T)ens, ieet-street, which, with its banners, flags, stars,
,rd taken for export, and 970 American, 250 Maranham, and 80
kit and Royal initials, presented a moat gay and
9; THE GREAT EXHIBITION. 'Surat on speculation.
tiitiPorir e appearance.
SALES. i IMPORTS.
ne 'lett.), ce; Majesty's arrival, the band of the Hon. Ar- ___,.........„, ,r___.....
oa r- ----,
b,rweee 0 PanY, which was stationed in the open space DESCRIPTION. PRICES. Week Prey]. den eek This STOCK.
r 9, lt, st,„t,,.e church of St. Lawrence and the Irish Chem- MONDAY.-By a sudden rebound the number of visi- ending , ously ing
•tigJuly 11 this yr. July 11 Year. July 11.
tielYor, trie U? "God save the Queen." Here the Lord tors to the Crystal Palace rose once more to 61,670, and
ill
4'. awai, ,mecorder, the Sheriffs, and the City authori- the receipts at. the doors amounted
. to £2,852 25.. For -
'asd. d. :,eived Lea the arrival of her Majesty, by whom she was the first time since the opening the sale of season tickets Sea Island .. 93@18 360 13220 et ?al l'es to
alighting fiom her carriage with every mark presents a perfect blank. Among the crowds that 'Stained .... 5 7 20, 700 1 4504 377010
cif,
ra 4111 et, and by whom she was accompanied -to the thronged the interior were about 500 men and boys in Boweds .... 4 62 8400 270090
.111(>941.516350
the employ of Messrs. Clowes, the extensive printers and Mobilea,,a :3l 58 } 57`)01 109190 )le 110 a ex 1.,.. .
, &c. 34 4R - 1 207551 526141 J the
corpsulediate approach to the throne was lined by the part contractors for the official catalogue. Mr.. Gladstone a
heNew Orleans. 34 7i 13860 286040
lli, 911ar uf the Gentlemen-at-Arms, the Yeomen of treated 50 of his poor fellow-parishioners to a view of the Pernams, &c. 64 7 1 poi - 1
e02'910 i 12321 25548 18140
it
ueing also in attendance in the passages which interior,with a kindness which the public will ap- Aracati, &c 6* 64 : ----
)5, ,t w. traversed. preciate, accompanied them in their survey. Mr. Ben's Bahia, Brc 6 450 17420 .... 9107, 10060
;0. Maranham
5- 6- } 11601 21100 } .... 21007 33570
Ito
Boll,tide'shilLea,rlY ten o'clock before the cheers of the people beautiful statue of Andromeda, in bronze has been pur-
e's t} aided the approach of the Royal party. For chased by her Majesty. This really fine work of art re- Sawginned
Demerara &:c - - .... I 270 .... 316 ea
art e-4 by'", berore the' only great sensation'
had been ere- fleets 'credit on the Royal taste in selection, not only Egyptian ' 54 9 1580 39350 2821 40435 35710
l•
ot r, eered , "Ole Duke "at whose presence all the company from its intrinsic
. excellence, but also from the circum- 137ii.eadoe's _ _
.... 1
.... 1,1
ild 4-44tds' tipclud•}37 ; but at last the flourish; of the Life stance
. that it is, we believe, the first bronze executed in Peruvian.. - - .... , 1 '1
this country by a manufacturing firm, and on speculation. Laguayra.. : - 40 i I
be teZrs. ti_tirrnPets, and the blast of the horns which the
Hitherto bronzes have
tone made by artists themselves,
CCs a: rn:
Smyrna
iri‘anVga.ein. B'.a :c
_5-4
__--. ,
::
:10: } 2170 407' 2816 ,I
1420
ot tra,yed ''t.;_i Per made such fine exponents of loyal feeling,
izivtetiewdilityletinexiety of the company, and they were soon who have been obliged rect foundries for the purpose, I
if/ appearance of the Queen, who was re- and to compensate themselves. for the. cost thus incurred Manilla - - .... J j
e
„„.tDos,;l;,tne greatest enthusiasm, and seemed in the by charging a proportionately high price to the purchaser. Surat
Y ; 1752 94218 80120
ti,a:llig -ti',,a!,e spirits. She walked gently through the hall, The Coalbrook-dale Company have entered into this de- Madras
0
3/ - 20 1000 .... I 1700 750
li'l
, for -,-, bowingeachside the company made partment rhe . on
- -- --
4ilier kar with respectful reverences. cessful as to secure the patronage of her Majesty. Is it 1- - o 34230 908970 31521 1098316 696180
litirl'i lripilestY wore a white satin dress, embroidered in too much to augur from such facts as this the advent of a
'of
-I,;` tic h, toed with gold, silver, and white satin ribands, period in this country when art and manufactures will be LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. JULY 8.
he
ea ,t 43 e,,,,,,,q ornamented with diamonds. The head-dress brought into closer proximity, and rendered more useful The supplies into this port, ceastwise and from Ireland since
at na,,,,,-40,,q of poppies, golden oat and wheat ears, to each other, than unfortunately for the interests of both Tuesday last, though a little in excess of the
.small arrivals
ee ea`k ja R.,,,,..", with diamonds. has hitherto been the case ? thence for some time past, are still very inconsiderable ; and

, mAJEsTrs STATE VISIT TO THE CITY.
iron, -taiesty and Prince Albeit on Wednesday night
ore d With their presence the g
rand entertainment given
hall, Lord Mayor
and corporation of London, in Guild-
of ~iirljelebration of the Great Exhibition of the Industry
night ',Nations, The rarity of Royal visits to the city by
teoe.t; and the brilliancy of the spectacle, rendered the
thoi;°4_,°oe of the most lively interest to the countless
coe 'ancs of foreign and provincial visitors who are now
alas!seelr'.l.et,l in the metropolis, as well as to the vast
The,ot local population.
anti tlouses and public buildings along the line of route
otitedri ,the heart of the city were very generally iliu-
tice to m
gi
ough no-
'or
consequence of the extremely short
s,t bY the Lord Mayor of his desire that the citi-
Could testify by such a demonstration their respect
watetet,:atNioranjsesit)ey and her Royal Consort, many persons
ii ,Prevented from acting upon his suggestion. The
yond Temple-bar westward were few, but
coaltouaettleaendeient entrance to the city the grand display
4t the '
c'relied company continued to arrive, the crowd also in-
to ' and at eight o'elock, when the Life Guards arrived
to 4P the ground for the procession, the streets began
the I: .A.t
half-past -eight the streets were closed.. against
11,,N• \atsage of carriirges with visitors, in anticipation of
'keri't-alestY's arrival. About nine o'clock the Di,ichess of
liagesa.oll the Duke of Cambridge arrived in Royal car-
" at five minutes past nine o'clock the Royal
I`6` Procec9jL' Reveft Buckingham Palace.
4alf ld procession arrived at Temple-bar about
:etigrettrtino O'clock. At this point the throng was
I,''taeio,j • Iler Majesty was very warmly received, and
The ICY acknowledged the salutations of the crowd.
cloreti °7al carriages and escort proceeded at a slow pacs
trown fleet-street, which, with its banners, flags, star ,
1/ic,,tatess?nd Royal initials, presented a most gay and
ti uPonl," apPearance.
"er Majesty's arrival, the band of the Hon. Ar-
htw nerY -QlParlY which was stationed in the open space
chn'rch of St Lawrence and the Irish Chanc-
7ays- " God save. the Queen." Here the Lord.
ces;°P; `," Recorder, the Sheriffs, and the City authori-
-I,(leit4,„,Ved the arrival of her Majesty, by. whom she wask
te °ll alighting fiom her carriage with every. mar
"4111Srect, and' by whom she was accompanied to the
1,111: m.
;011.c,Inunediate approach to the throne was lined by the
iit:ReZcl°7 being'teGe.ntlernen_-at-A.rms, the Yeomep. of
Nup also m attendance in the passages which
It %,,, en traversed.
1411title'shileariv ten o'clock before the cheers of the people
,r)teet; eraided the approach of the Royal. party. For
sage
hv't'ce before the only great sensation had been cre-
"hee the Dke" at whose presence all the company
tltflaltirt:ee;l,
ttirhotiaer,d ,but
at
last the flourish; of the Life
teCits.Rarp-ePrYet's,
dansdeethhefiebelaexponents of loyal feeling,
anxTeatycof the company, and they were soon
tivert‘g,illt the- appearance of the Queen, who was re.
luest Pows.t,ll the greatest enthusiasm, and seemed in the
'l°le spirits. She walked gently through the hall,
"44 forrid bowing on each side as the company made
Re; \Per with respectful reverences.
ttraiestY wore-a
white satin dress, embroidered in
ri ircaled with gold siler, and white satin ribands,
;nat 4tornamented w'ithv diamonds. The head-dress
Nent"used of poppies, golden oat and wheat ears,
et, ed with diamonds.
hskkair, `)Yal Highness Prince Albert wore his uniform as
s`ny, -Genera and Colonel of the Hon. Artillery Corn-
'oe p With these • f She Orders of the Garter and
.„a nsigns 0
~,,khe°47l Fleece set in diamonds.
Cala eßtQral Party having passed through the principal
seaCurned to the Guildhall, and her Majesty to .
to on the throne on the raised dais. It wculd be
.in
Ap,-411elt 5,55 Y What followed. The various orchestral bodies
sst 41), but dancing, except mentally, was in most
qek:lllite .
Pos nt The Duke of Cambridge, Lady
tillotne-utiena, 11farchioness of Douglas, ana
thrice her r ladies and gentlemen danced in the. c.onflned
‘fe (14 ~,,cfe the Court, and in the immediate vicinity of
Ailetls7ll were Earl Grey,' Sir F. Baring, the Marchioness
4,Ribsnryr the Marquis of Douglas, Sir J. urat
Arl-ri• Craig. the Marquis of Westminster, Lord M.
tAk,tl4, Dundas, Sir R. M. 'Bellew, &c. In the
kollea-rethall those, and there were man) , who could not
timms in e end of the halt, wandered through the other
dem,anYthing but solitude. After some. space of
eo-`4„ellltipd to promenading, and to such dancing under
th,l'aliet;,lB as that we have- described, her Majesty was
tt'tair„-" to the crypt for supper. In compliance with
13,'Ineetzeieliaracter which the vaulted arches and low-
eib,44lol.:elB of the apartment gave to the place, the
th;aot nad invented dishes tho origin of which we
andm°t-W stop to trace, though the taste be excellent to
apr lvits"
arni,cidern of palaies. The j3eaco.ck full feathered,
the glories of his shining piumage, and re-
ON of tad—the Kure ache .sanylier, fresh from. the
p°;4/iii -(1 Ardennes made pleasant companionship with
e 4ltic • x aux.truff es, and chapons a la -Porn-
to ther foie gra
ed fi.r, °gullies in armour holding lights which
scene their spear-heads lent a romantic character
,ttir;:e ha-d„; and we could not but. rejoice that the com-
lkei: ,ricaie,:lot carried out their original idea ofilicarcer-
Dtqt-rmatieOlen in these.coats of mail, considering that
Tilletea. would have been extremely arduous as well as
'Z'est id°3
anq for the royal supper were laid out inthea
tasteful mariner. There.
tvtv_ s_
(b led for
and rt`an)lo.."ado, hock c.f. 1822,
t tts at years old, Aviirch thensheoerstry£6o.o a butt ;
' gae;el and paxarte, sillery and sparkling cham-
, ttn„_Witie a Proof of the taste of the Messrs. -Staples.
h glasses (made for the occasion) had the royal
44,,t.ian's)thE city shield, and the globe (as typifying all
engraved with .intervening groups of corn,
tlctr,ooe7 ewers, emblamatic of the various portions of
e rhe doyleys were.of pale green Genoa velvet,
° 'eroyniPproidered with devices of Peace and Plenty;
Fbcrown in the centre, encircled with the national
P ems, k'agland France, Austria, Turku the Ue''
No.

into this port, coastwise and from Ireland since
though a little in excess of the small arrivals
ne time past, are still very inconsiderable; and
from abroad are on the whole but moderate, the
it feature in the Foreign imports this week being
of Flour from France, which is not exactly in
th the advices received from that country of late.
cet this morning there was a moderately fair de-
RI useful qualities of Wheat, chiefly for the
dl descriptions maintained the rates of this day

TUESDAY.-The receipts at the doors rose t, £3,169
55., except on two days the largest amount that has yet
been taken in shillings. On the 17th of June £3,191 2s.
was the sum taken, and on the 24th of June £3,186 12s.
According to the police returns 65,962 persons entered
the building, and at two o'clock, when the interior was
most crowded, the scene presented was certainly one of a
most remarkable and interesting character. In the west.
ern nave, close to the crystal fountain, rises Messrs.
Keith's Spitalfields trophy. From the top of it a very
striking view is obtained of the central avenue, and at

thence for sor,
those of Grai►:
only promine►
10,351 sacks
accordance wi
At our mark
mand for gee
interior, and a
week.

Flour was t
in price.

ken rather less freely, but without any change

In Barley.

Beans, and Pease no variation. Malt in steady

that elevation to-day the building might be seen filled
with a•rest.less sea of human beings, agitated by t'ie strong
impulses of curiosity. The impression which so vast an
assemblage produces, seen at a glance, stretching away
into distance, and pervading the ground area and galleries
of the great pillared edifice with all its industrial marvels,
is inexpressibly grand, and must be experienced to be
properly appreciated. There is a majesty about " the
million" thus collected to survey their own peaceful tri-

meal receded
abatement.
We bad thii
several irquii
paid than at t:

6d. per load, and was taken sparingly at the

morning a good inquiry for Indian Corn, and
ries on speculation, and rather more money was
he close of the week.

Wheat, 70t6

BRITISH.
S. tl. S. d. I s. d. s. d.
5 10 @ 6 1 Extra.. 6 0@ 6 3

•umphs, to which words cannot do justice. As the' eye
sweeps over them individualities are forgotten, and " the
People," in the full grandeur and significance of the
term, is realised to the senses. They are moving in every
direction, yet nothing seems to disturb the harmony of
the general spectacle, and upon the ear rises a perpetual
hum of busy and preoccupiecl admiration.
WEDNESDAY.-58,055 persons entered the building,
and £2,770 6s. was the amount taken at the doors. Her
Majesty and Prince Albert arrived at their usual early
.hour. They first went to the offices of the Electric
Telegraph Company. Messrs. Clark and Watcher, the
company's principal engineers, were in attendance to give
„explanations, and communications were opened with
Birmingham, Manchester, Normanton, Newcastle, and
Edinburgh. An order was sent to the last- tpentioned
place desiring that a message containing local news should
be forwarded through the instrument. This was instantly
done, with astonishing rapidity and success, and announced
the arrival of the ex-royal family of France at Edinburgh
on the previous evening. After after having witnessed
the sending of messages by the company's printing
telegraph direct to Manchester, and the operation of the
double needle. the royal party left, expressing great sad,.
faction at what they had witnessed. They then proceeded
to examine Mr. Cotton's ingenious and beautiful inven-
tion for the separation of heavy and light sovereigns.
Here the Governor of the Bank of England was recog-
nised by her Majesty and-the Prince, who conversed with
him for some time. From the survey of Mr. Cotton's
machine, which is placed in the nave, they proceeded at
once to the agricultural implement department, where a
large party of exhibitors had assembled to receive them.

Ditto, white

Rye, En fish, 9r ....
Barley, English, qr..
Scotch & Irish, 70 OOlb 3 5
Malt, English TWe, rypgr.,sl 0
Irish do. do. 141 0

Irsh6Olb
Chevalr.

-3 9
-55 0

-47 0

Oats, per 4511).
English & Scotch
Welsh

Irish, fine sorts

GenCral do
Black

3* 1 -
2 11 -
2 10 -

Beans, English, vry r... 134 0 —36 0 small .. 36 0 —37 0
Scotch & l ri51►,1a4800).33 0 —34 0 ....
Pease, En g. white, aPqr. 32 0 —34 0 blue
Do. Si Irish maple; grey
F'

our,per2Bol6.
English& frisli,2ndsi fine....
Ditto. superline,32 0 —33 6 extra ..33 0 —35 0
Oath-web:o. Id. of 240tb
Irisli, ISSO

25 6 —26 6 old
do.

Carina inii
Bran. v• 24 lb

25 0 -25 6
25 0 -25 6
1 0 - 1 3

Wheat, v. 70/1). si W. si 1. ! s. d. s. d.
Canadian,mixed &red 5 8— 5 11 'white.. 6 0— 6 2
U. States, do. do. 5 10 6 0 d 0..... 6 0 -- 6 4
Danzig, do. do. 6 0— 6 3 higlimix 6 9 7 1
Pomeranean, &c. do 5 11 6 3 Hambrg 5 9 6 0
Stettin & Silesian, do. 5 11 6 1 white .. 6 1 6 4
Danish, &c., do. 5 7 5 9 white .. 5 10 6 2
Riga & I'etersbg. do. 5 0— 5 4 Archngl 4 9 5 0
French,Rhnish,&c.do. 5 8— 6 1 white.. 5 10 6 1
Spanish & Italian, do. 5 6 5 8 white .. 5 10 6 0
Odessa, Polish, do. 5 4 5 7 common 5 3 5 4
Ma rianopoli
ihissinn kt• linril 1 111 - C 1 1i0........ o r. . .

Rye, v 601 b, Baltic, &c. 3 6
Barley, v 601G,Grinfling 3 5
Oats, se .15113
- IF - 30

and the arms of the city of London.
attestPl' f 4-1 Rose du Barri," had the royal arms
114igith°e8: cl.,e Prince- Consort and the Prince of Wales
4;11, inue ; the arms of the city, and of the East
PCs 111/411)4°Y, and a surrounding wreath of the rose,
goaid shamrock. The hills-of fare were of delicate
WilliTs Of 18atin, with an embossed border, showing
tile"Re citvge"-raiesty and Prince Albert, and the arms
t'4le w`,°l London in relief. The napkins were ofd
iled ..."e't,ch damask, tastefully embnidered an
tpe upper "ilth rich lace
thE,4lsadotZ4iing been concluded by the royal party, a
Prr,,,Piou;Nsh Was made by most of those present to
441 arid r 8 all
The 'Queen, attended by the
retirede suite, . in the order ohserved upon
g~epeorll.l, Ihe enthusiasm was, if possible, greattehr.
alle„.4°Y stood up to do ,her honour, and left. e
N'Z'e4Bll-ifB in Which they had been buried in pursuit of.
4°14 Zgri ° the table to give a parting cheer to their
),41.1140.-11 +3ll°lll before one o'clock the trumpets
to h saln-311 flourishY at the gates of Guildhall, and,
dense mass of people, cheering incessantly and 44i eut 114,:si,litest enthusiasm, her Majesty returned home
e
Megtpat° Palace after ibis interestingvisit to h
qt
_kith (Molls of her kingdom.
,111,,,frotat 111°n• the Lord Mayor received a comninni-
,:Qt,"tl John Russell on Thursday evening,
GSA' cud fits otajesty's most gracious approval of all. the
°f the civic entertainment on the previous
ti4,l•ZtiLS-°itinreing thnt her M. aje.sty had been lease to
A. 14,4 t4ordship the dignity of a baronet. of the
113itaC °rll, in token of the Royal appreciation of
it 7 Presided over by his Lordship.

Some.displayed the action•of their contributions, and the
illustrious party saw mangold wurzel and straw cut, corn
bruised, hollow bricks moulded, and butter churned with
a facility which must have astonished them greatly. On
leaving the agricultural implement department, her Ma-
jesty and the Prince passed into the nave, which they
traversed for some distance through a line of shilling
visitors, drawn up in the most orderly manner for their
reception. Nothing could exce2d the propriety and good
behaviour of the crowds assembled. Colonel Challoner,
Mr. Brandreth Gibbs, and other gentlemen connected
with the Royal Agricultural Society, attended the Queen
in her progress, and gave explanations of contributions
wherever they were required.
THIMSDAY.—The receipts on this day were £2,964 al.,
including £6.65. for season tickets, and 61,492 persons
were admitted. A new subject has been added to the
collection of statuary and sculpture in the foreign nave.
It is by Hand and Lauchammer, of Prussia, and repre-
sents a full-sized female tiger, modelled from one in
Zool^ C • "q Park T'

3 9 'Malting 0 0— 0 0
3 1 Russian 2 11 3 0

-35 0
-25 6

30 0 -32

0 ,Cannda.3o 0 —3l 0

.ogica, ,arden, in the Regent's .a. _'he peculiar
crouching and stealthy gait of the animal, the wild glare
of the eye, and the powerful muscular developement of
the frame, are truthfully modelled; and although the
subject is somewhat repulsive, the details, even to the
erect and excited appearance of the furry coat of the
treacherous looking animal, who appears in the act of
springing upon her prey, are rendered with much artistic
skill and effect. The.transparent soap manufacturer from
the United States, who like one of his own hardy pioneers
in the march of civilization ventured into the "far east"
of the American gallery., and was for a long time monarch
of the wide waste around him, has now the comfort of
seeing himself surrounded by a crowd of active and
it WV, I—Zirif '8
SECOND VISIT TO THE CITY.—It is thriving competitors in different departments of art a-.ld
4th'. reet°e paidtthLe best authority, that a second Royal manufactures. Many of the French and German exhiai-
-1,,s
~11 a , ne Lord Mayor on Wednesday, the 23d tors, who came late into the field, not finding space on
%4Qeige(lo4le°nd ball will be given in aid of the funds the ground floor, have located themselves in these distant
ot,_la),
ot,i,rl of VI Asylom.—Sunday Times. regions, and the odds and ends of various states and
1 illt qar..l,,ane:sittnn is appointed Lord-Lieutenantof the countries now find here a local habitation, relieve the
I,qt thenrrer wil, ,er, vice the late Earl of Derby. The gallery of its former barrenness, and add to the complete.
'te,,s'llatess 'oe conferred on Earl Fitzwilliam. ness of the Exhibition.
lON 4014 °f. -Derby and Lady Emma Stanley have. FRIDAY.—IIer Majesty, the Prince, and the youthful
k,t)lli't ge Weilsearrs mansion, in St. James's square, for members of the royal family, visited the Exhibition again
rt, 41 voli.r - to-day, and spent some time in the French and Italian
L'isPtitailtherin" gQCIETY'S FETE.—On Thursday the compartments. They afterwards passed through the cen-
,`4)(inq 14 i;e"!lrnf this society,s
which is under the trill refreshment court, but the hour of their visit was too
'Ns 81'k (li all— 'lostlGracious Majesty the Queen and early to partake of any refreshments. Crossing the tran.
itt%4. k, tr,,less l'rkice Albert, s held at Lord Hol- sept, the royal visitors entered the East Indian compart-
ment, and examined with some attention the gorgeous
I,el).tN.'v_t,he S.t.o4.tri'''s a_tr; orare..unpropitiowilas day never was wit.
dos gals thu eoigur , to and
~ thunder commenced soon display of gold, jewellery, ivory, silks, and other tissues
therein displayed. After viewing Mr, H. C. Selous' large
Oei, Wet rough or the fete, and continued at quick
11',°10, I, qna si9rlt the
.d__,.
a.; lifee result wa. the graund pictura of the inauguration
.of the Exhibition in which
00. I°qd IPPer9 tl tdifferent *.'
ft in portraits of most of the distinguished persons Who assisted
-4 tipr IN sword , is.,
. compe 1 ors
are introduced, the Queen proceeded to the north foreign
L et, , ho thus . exrse, leaping, &c., lost their
gallery, where the stained and painted glass is displayed, ttNaat 7ever, 'fee whole -sport was marred. Good
1.,4 hieraorlien a rvaded cot only the more refined and passed down its entire length. Her Majesty left the
ti, lk ttat, clas of the spectators, but also prompted building about half-past ten o'clock. We are sorry to
I,l'k k 4/ "P f the the instant,find that the heavy rain of Thursday. penetrated through
IA ItA A eYS, & . company to form, on :
the roof in various places, and did some damage to the
111,,1r,-Niltsrv, „e., in the adjoining tents.
li,,rit, Del AT s. `3TATE VISIT 'DO THE ROYAL ITALIAN goods here and there.
. Workmendwaemrae to-day ON, Valtrt ai.etY and Prince Albert, attended by upon the outside in repairing the
I;st,lgil :,_l3re, ,sited this theatre in state on Thursday rally occasioned by the oanvassco vering damage,
loosenedg
i 4 ego
cqe f. aration for • of •' by the wind--the flapping of the loose portion breaks the
t) ell, e.. rj„ s the recepton our gracious i,,e, Led '414 ..ce Consort, and their splendid retinue,
tNPY la 4 641'Seale °f glass, and the defect is not discovered till a sudden shower
, ..,,,, ail . ipn,. great magnificence. The house gives.most unpleasant intimation to the exhibitors below.
calte ‘.O with - and animated appearance, crowded
hen is Deal, the fai •This is one o the defects which, owing. to the peculiar
ft, r and the noble, who had flocked construction of the building, it will be impossible entirely
O) ~,t1 tribt- o their homage to a princess, whose I q '/t3 8 Wied to obviate. Total receipts, (including £l7 17s. for season
Jr- _
4,1 Tr, Soto the , and adorned by every virtue, and tickets,) £3,145 17s. Dd. Number of visitors, 3 0,067.
!i,ll'te'tie fhe ;',ll.carts of her countless subjects. At
Liii4 I‘* eate I r 'aiestv's arrival, the shouts_ of hearty SATURDAY.—The Queen, instead of going direct to the
Exhibition Building, stopped to inspect the model houses
tqt,tl,,ktia„t---e°Bt stiljeYaaltY re-sounded through the vast area, for. families, near the Knightsbridge-barracks, erected by
rtile.
~ellene,lbi_f thme
Nationaly gave place tp the heart- Prince Albert. She was there received, about nine o'clock.
iLli 0 tie
..ed art. Anthem, which was sung by Mr. Dilke.
.The Earl of Shaftesbury, Mr. Roberts,
tt,qte (eas.'z'ight. vests with a spirit and fervour which and Mr. Chadwick were also present, and conducted her
4loAqeipbatiLl was w-yel) insyire. The opera performed Majesty through the rooms. The Queen appeared much
`gratified, ands xpresse there.p of the very c0rn-
,1.44s b,,TPerh-a'stizaszt 5 " Flauto Alamo, a work
fortable arranements in made for the poorer classes.
tjr`lStiw:4"kt,4olllr :.'n-G—e*Yrin.t(arinown in this country, though
After a short stay, her Majesty walked across to one of the
OP/ `qh! Y 1ae01T,...- AY* . t small exit doors on the foreign side of the building, up the
~,,lia .N.i, e, Mayenl wii
..,x-rOong the ensembles ae ot-
nave to the staircase in the Canadian department. At
46 44. 11Q °'-'e good taste and elegance are
b'lte;til4l.l:l; 1.150 be is
ce), noticed the following:---.•Visiting the bot,to m i r. Di l kteo called his Royal Highness
.Prince
it 4t,1 hi °so .d y 0 4 Pearl grayAlberts attention small marble bust of himself,
taffetas shot with pink •
t, 4 t 4ltoil'lrik and13en tO ' the waist, with revers edged' carved at Rome in 1850, by Barbato Cipriani, with which
Vi%lll°lll. ''g 0 gray b •he appeared soma hat amused. Her Majesty left the
)0, It
~ th, . raa„._ raids placed alternately. The .
budding at eleven o'clo.ek, by. the entrance in the south
11(11,i' 9j,4 with the eit'ents the cuffs, which turn back-
IN 4'44.° a ha'°w, and are ver'v loose. The body transept, creating no inconsiderable commotion among
Oh qit q o•4't h s`lin, and is edged w ith a deep-.
the numerous Bath-chairs collected round the gate. The
-,,1i la ta, ikt alf „,,
tp ett ti )`ptire of '!!,' down the skirt • this fritpre receits during the day amounted to £l5BO 155., and the
,tptel: is
orasei: 9hipu,?ink and gray silk, has a wide, police
. returns gave 11,181 persons, as the number who
kiitw,
,to
w. band 4 The Le. forming festoons, terminating
k,,, t.. ith boyf 03nnet which ' • visited the building.
q .qlaii whaieb accompanies this The prizes are not, it is said, to be awarded until after
~lth e.los of. one separated by open straw, - the doss of the Exhibition, the period for which was fixed,
the ;illbreseswllnitde ribbon edged with fa. n,cy . en gaturday, for about the middle of October. It is in-
9n, and -PrigS of straw ar,e inter. ten that arrangements ?hall be made for lighting up
aho ornament the jAide, the hiliilling in the evening,

h
111.
k
"'

Prime first-class Heiters
Second-class Heifers
First-class Oxen
Old Cows and half-fed Oxen
Prime Wether Sheep, Shorn
Second quality Ditto, Ditto
Old Ewes, Ditto
Lambs

SINKING THE OFFAL.
5 d. to 50. per lb
. 4d. „ 4gd. „
. 4id. u 4g4. „
. 30. „ 4d. „
. sd. , sfd. „
sd. „ 50. „

PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET,
JULY 13.
8. (I. 8. d. R. d.

i . .
Beef w. It, 0 5 to 0 7 Grapes,Eng.v. lbs 2
6 tos 51
4 0
Mutton 0 sa 0 7! Ditto, Foreign 0 0— 0 0
Veal
Lamb { ifilned...qqo 4
1. 0 6 6 7 blushrooms,vqt 2 0— 6 0 0 6 0 . Eng.
rr
Fresh Pork
Bret
Salmon .......... 0 9 4 .2 Cherries 0 4 0 8
Soles
Cod. Irish
Turbot
Fresh Butter

‘-, 0
Salt Ditto 0 9 0 10 Peaches ' 0— i 6
Filberts 0 0— 0 0 Pigeons 1 10 0 0
Eggs ai,), 124 410— 5 0 Melons
Potatoes, w peck 0 0— 0 0 Green Geese 3 0— 4 0
New Do. .. IP, lb. 0 1— 0 0 Partridges,V brc 0 0— 0 0
Cucumbers,each 0 4 0 6 Black Barrie._ 0 0— 0 0
Asparagus, o 100 1 6 0 0 Rabbits. lg. cple. 1 8 2 0

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JuLy 11
The position of the market for Beef ha

inquiry for !tire best brands has been experienced, but, ‘olijii"eirr
descriptions, as before, are difficult to move. Pork remains
neglected ; there being only a small assortment of American
buyers turn the,ir attention to European. We Itrwe a mode!
rate country demand for Bacon, which, in the absence of
arrivals, is making way into the stock, and prices are well
supported. Hams continue neglected. Shoulders are rather
more looked after. We reduce the quotations of Lard Is. per
but buyers do not come forward, and holders are.pressirw.

Some small parcels of new Cheese, of ordinary quality, here
been taken slowly, at 255. to 3.55. per cwt. Grease Butter.gc.es
off by retail, at the quotations.

WISBECII CORN MARKET. JULY 12.
We have a small market to day. Tbe trade feels (Hs

give Is. per quarter more for Wfieat,4ll,t the farmers require a
gyease r advance, and but little business deog. Red Wheats
425. to 435. per quarter OW: per bppe!. 144.78 and Oats are
the turn cheaper.

,eans,fpqr. 2.nropean. 0
480Ib. Egyptian 25 0
Pease, p• qr.,
Baltic, &c., white
Indian Corn, 480Ib.
American yellow 2B 0 —.—
French, &c. do 2B 0 —2B b
Ibrail and Gatatz 29 0 —29 6
I. Corn sleal, as 1961 b l4 6 —l5 0
Flour, Is• brl. 196th,
Canadian sweet 21 0 —2l 6 Ohio ..21 0 —2l 6
U.S. West. Canal .. do 20 0 —2l 3 N.Orlns2o 6 —2l 6
& Illtimore.do 21 0 —2l 6
Do. &Canadian.. sour 18 6 —l9 0
.n
French, fine & super- give an appearance of business to our streets, they do not very
fine.... 19, sack 2801 b 30 0 —33 0 iExtra.. 35 0 —36 0 materially add to the amount of transactions.—y arns: Our
JULY 11. markets for yarns presents no new feature. Spinnen
Without any important fluctuations in the British markets plain very seriously, and assert that they are working
hitherto this week, the trade is reported less active than. loss, and will be obliged to curtail their production.—
during the past, and in some prices are generally quoted rather continues as high as before, notwithstanding the limited pur
lower ; the trade in most parts of Ireland being, at the same chases of the consumers.
time, more languid, and in several cases somewhat depressed LEICESTEIL—There has been rather snore business doing in
e for the moment, but dependent for the future on the corair,_ _

,uotin- the warehouses this week, and a more confident feeling appears
gencies of the Weather.. Tl:e arrivals of the• past three days to be gaining ground that prices will not be lower, so that we
are light from all quarters ; the only imports worth notice -hope ere long to see a better state of things, and, consequently,
being 3270 qrs. Wheat from various parts abroad, a few thou- more employment for the operatives.—Leicester Advertiser.
sand quarters of Indian Corn from America and Trieste. 2700 THE NEXT LONDON SALES. OF WOOL.—The nevt

we nave naa occasional snowers since our last, attended by a ~,,,,,, cLmv on tue inn
It is understood the total quantity to be offered will
cool temperature; upon the whole, however, the weather may be 60,000 bales, and that only one more series of sales will take
be considered favourable for the crops, those of Spring corn, place during the remainder of 1851.
more especially, benefiting by the moisture. Without much NOTTINGHAM —The lace trade remains much in the same
animation apparent in the trade during the interval since dull sta'e we have had to report it in for many weeks past.
Tuesday, somewhat more firmness has been exhibited in Whpnt• .

14. c all, VIVI MUMS, ('US lulu rum:- ; suntan Lorn on the spot, neing in small their operations are small up to the present time. There is a
compass and more inquired for, has been held steadily at statement in the Times newspat er of Monday last, to the pur-
rather over late prices, and a few cargoes arrived at outports port that there ate machines being worked in this trade that
have found buy ers for various parts of Ireland. are earning from .elO to £lOO weekly profit, which is far from
Our market to-day, being well attended by home and coon- being the truth, as there is not a machine in the trade the
try millers, the trade relative to Wheat assumed a firmer tone, gross produce of which will amount to the larger sum. We
and a fair extent of business having been transacted, all suppose the figures above alluded to must be a misprint; but
descriptions of English and Foreign commanded ohe full rates it is necessary the public should be set rizlit unon the Anhiert
nf Thegrifiv ritwinly with n tonannm.

miry iluu u iiLtiC 11101-C inquiry for goods in the
and Canadian Flour also, attracting more attention, was in home market, consequently a few more frames arc set to work
tolerable request, and meeting some inquiry from distant mar- again, especially drawer and shirt frames. The price of yarn
kets, realised a slight amendment upon our last quotations ; is obout the same as it has been for the last month.—Notting-
whilst good marks of French, upon a moderate demand, ham Journal.
remained steady in value. Barley, Beans, and Pease, exciting
little notice, were severally the turn cheaper. In Malt no
.change was observable. Oats and Oatmeal, moving very
sparingly, prices inclined rather downward. Indian Corn
continued to meet a fair inquiry, and fully supported the cur-
rent rates of Tuesday; few parcels being offered, and impor-
ters in some cases holding firmly over for sti 1 higher prices

LONDON GAZETTE,

TUESDAY, JULY B.—PA RTNERSII IPS DISSOLVED
and Co., Liverpool, merchants—S. and J. Gond:icy(

• LIVERPOOL _
We had a very full market this day :,.f Beasts, Sheep, and pool, teachers of navigation—Gratrix, __
Lambs. The demand for Beef very good, at full prices. Mutton ton, worsted spinners—G. F. Robinsor
and Lamb sold readily at last week's prices, and in some in- port anti Manchester, cotton spinners—
stances rather higher. _ Manchester, cotton manufacturers.
BANKRUPTS.—Joseph Hall, Brighton, hotel keeper—Benja-
min Tedd, Coventry, cotton dresser—Robert Croom, Man-
gotsfield, Gloucestershire, butcher—William Kendall and John
Standish, Leeds, grocers—John Allmand, Wrexham, Denbigh.
shire, haberdasher—James Monkman, Oldham. Lancashire,
cotton spinner—Jonathan CiTv,. Manchester, st off manufactu-
..... __Tnls... L1.....-t 1 r •

CO., Pres

uly 18,

4th May

solicitors, Mr. Barrett, Doctors' Commons; and Messrs.~Mal
laby and Townsend, Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Bird, Li.
verpool.

DIVIDEND

July 31, R. Smith, Preston, Lancashire, corn

off Tea.

being found by
any I

'OOll, the offender ii.to be four

p►►sonr

ent of a

is anxiety t

door v