The Express. — London, England, 1851-08-13 00:00:00

The L•nr•ed Judo , . in sumniii4 up, said there rut. no tkiag like condonation in the fact of the two visits of the la to the pieintitt. Th.. j try, after • few mime , consideration, found a Tear! t 11: • ...iaintitf —Dun, u. :o'. NORTIIEUX CIRCUIT.—LANCOTEL AuG. 11. The 1... in i judges on this circuit arrived in this city on Mallard%) and oinn.l the commission, and this morniny Frovcd ,, i to the m u t ts at eleven **chock. Mr. Baron Platt at. in the Crews Court, Me. Justice Williams in that ay prvriated to Nisi Prim.. The calendar in very light, eon lialuia,t the isant..4 of only 17 prisoners, of whom one is sliariA with 1164114-sughter, two with statibian, one with seueealie?l,!rh. on with fain p::tences; the rentainicsit twslre are lao inks. Ou the civil side there are eiht ten , , s ant red 64 tial, one of which is a special jury. In Ilk I. nem Court drat was DO !SOO of aoy interest tried darlas the day. _ WESTERN CIRCUIT.-11RiDGEWATER, At-G.ll. 811,e:POIN•lt /ranee (MUM , &SD a PrICIALIe&T.; riLVCCI. F. Li:tell %Nil ANOTII•ti. Mr. ram der, Mr. Barstow, and Mr. L-igh were cnunsel for plaintiff ' • sad Mr. Hutt, Mr. Eit.therbert, wad Mr. N !smith tar tht &frailest. This wa• an artion brought to r. , cover d 'roams against tle fend tut, W:l4 are attorneys in this county, for neA 'Menet. Tu • at fewlants hail prepare I a will far a Miv. nondflod, t. wiaat iu t oil - of an estre, awl by this will she d. e as. : L sr a defy awl interest to the alsfend mt. in trust Inc th p:airdilf. Slat: sab•esiuentle guff ared a remarry, barring th entail, awl acquiring the few This had the elf act of re vult.n4 the will. 'I he tastatat then because lunatic, awl a go ur nisslms aaf hinter was issued. under whieh she was de-1 else dtobe a lunatic. bleartly atiesranls she had a !mid int. ryal. wed then n•apablidied her will, owl oulan,quently riled. The p' dotal' was all this time abroad, and w tal • sfu her. The da wlants reel it sl the rents. The plaintiff ensue of rg • in lb3i, and in las3B, upon his marriage, a set- ' 1 tlem , nt was cm roita..l emitainiam a power of la ale. The pen. res . had been onoitgate al. In Intn IL. plaintiff became orm`iirrusseth and tie ...theta was otrovl for ale under ema il!: ins del not contain any notice of the lassey, new itrA. that fact m-vitinw , l in the alastruet of tile, though the far' is was pn saw al was known in the nsighbourloood. Th purchaser. at I roar.:. refused to complete the purchase, awl the question now was, whether this auppressioa of the lan try vas an at t of naauligrnee. F.; Ito. plaintiff ssrer.al attorneys were called, who pave it as tha ir opinion that it amounted to negligence. For thaa d: f• aaalant• it was clewed, that as the fact of the inn ms will known in the neighbourhood, it was not regaisite ft ra leion it in the r maliti in' of Sal , . TEL, Is :aimed Judge hating summed up, Time jury 'Aura. el a withal tar the plaintiff for 213 f. NOltTil WALES ctiteurr.--Citiastm, Arc. 11. The business of the assirn for this county enmme recd this ail at tlit Ca. tle. The calendar cuntrii.• the names of 51. y crlodialls, of whom two arc rhar.Ttil with man', r. ten with highway 'robbery, two with rape, nine with har.rl iry, on with area, and the rest with various utli.r Pdr. tastier Talton,' prt•itke in the Crown Court. and In:. Justice Wightmaii on the other site. The cum list is ivici Ili in it ha- 11111 for many years past. It contains 21 seta i of which lour are special jump CaM.ll. The Ithls in truth Min. dating the thy have to cali per direly eidasportaut. rattle inter. d was CU ited toolay uwinT to a hill hs, itt, been kill before the grand jury against Mr. Lister, a•, tsirat 1111.611.41 residing at tirkoakeadi, for perjury, alle;red In have ken romblittesl in evidence given by that presithman in a matter of reference lot:tweets King or i el the 4:bedtime Junction lkilway Company, lank a claim Inc compens Ilion tor land itijiirea by the works of the C4111,11.14r at lurk , all, ME The ease 1..14 heard Ix fuse the sheriff, and s, ,lieu ri turned mntOtst the ebninant. The gravel jury thr. w oat the bill, and it is mid Mr. Lister intend. pro tcediog ratted his accuser for a conspiracy. TIIE POLICE COURTS. ROW-STREET. And•ree Seceower. of ;she% irles.street, St. Luke's, halter, Ws. eh ncicel under the following eireolThdanee"- Kiln lid Freetste, aten.cu,ner to the ('ednesial-offiee, stated eget ent Nlo eel iv t Trains, at y'ven n'et , eke he Peoe. ( .64 with on olneriarlettcr, to leave at 21, Aratelel-street, Strand, idea the pre. mer, wk., kart fullow.ed and annoyed hint nll th- way. *did he would Out sin complaiumet by authority, , whirls be re fun el to ahem. Cumpl einaut knew untiring nr • torbot. and ultimately Riser him in chance. lie atilt. d the it wo- important not to arse government me...tigers Leak sled, n. the) were tearer, or carrisr , of de.poteln s. Two t, • t enrol:orrice( the rherze 11. to the defend ant hei stem el that he had authority to dentist the cum tut, Insvind refused to .how tier auth trity. to• .on•ufhie that th daendaut was not sober when be took him Mtn custody. elefr aslant, M m rambling statement, admitted the ek tr,m, w i!si Ili eseepti ~,, of hi. Laving said th.,t he had auth,,rit) to de min mensplaitsaut ; what 1w did say ems, that In, had tio authority. Mr. Jardine card that tier elefr mlant hal no right what veer 1., ititerlere with the complain int. Ile must enter into lik PRO reromi .11114... els the suns of IV. to keep the Pedro for tn.. seentle., .ruel if Is • repeatril the otrosee he would be fluid } ; .~ i WORSIIIP-s MEET. /Tree.,' .VcrboN, • mid 11... aged mar., described a. • hawk. r, was rlissr4 il with indecently assaulting a respect able su weird woman named Jana Ilawkin., and also with Amgen...sly rutting and wounding her kw.band, who inter towel for her protection. Um Ihe preis 'ling night, the nrosecutne nod Hs wife, har ing Flo at ll'. . Tonitsg at the intias of some friend., were retar.,!l,4 how. nt I 1 o'clock, when, up. a reaching Cam lei Ige.r.iol, Mil ..end. the female r nuploiwant, who was a km Mi. in alymec 1.1 her his-hand, Kehl. illy incounter 1 Ike pri- noose, win, a ithout atteriuz a tvord. sprung upon bee, assuiled her with the goisc.st irderenc3 . and gra.ptsl bet with oath 51.....n.5e a. to rollOrtrly svicig her round. 11 1 ern ono 1i1t5...101l the notice of the pow. tutor, Who saw hi. wit. -trorg.tlin.: in the ,rm. ..f the prisoner. from whom oh: at hot so re... 1.11 in extricating liersolf, and her Inrchiusel, ors !Julio: that she furl not heen vermin. ally Inured. emitent .I hush if with teasing the pri x pli. r is rittart AC. us the face, and ord. riog hint to go , shout hi- hg-in,-.. •i be priomer .till ail not say:sr:yelling. Ina ails I' ;sun ill 4 a is is si or two tlinut hic hand into lit. planet and, drug ing ...it souse alc.rp.pciuteil instrument, ns.he.l wpm tin pr....scuba awl de dt hint thew, stabs in rapid sure, --ion w:•1. all his force. The first Koh w o n * .., at Ibe le tie. taro, but the psi...valorem:hi sitht of the ac hen. awl, tires .0,.; hi. head on one side, received it upon the app.; part of the elvek. cl ...e to the temple, the iwtru• samt etrating Os Its cis a. the hone would allow it, awl lb • r, oli n -cling th it that !don had not taken the in t., r. M .... tess. d ell el, Mon shutrly dealt hint a sceond and third h. twath th - I sit .-te. The Wool poonsi from th.• woutel. la get at pratia•im. but ile arappl , Zl the. prism. r with gerit detcrionictinv, art Mier • iriolotit struggle Is tweets Oulu soirrs. h.l it. ItepriC , ll,l k 4of the Weapon. which turned eie. to Ise a I orgy hei.lawl, with a sit 'l....pointed blade four in.ll.- 'Olergeth i awl a constable coming twat the moment, lb.. r -slirC Ito* mans and conveyed to the station. T o shove Kato ow ist was tulle established by the rd. dome of .. send wine-es , , who diserilwil Isnh attachs as pro.. ao•I in ilwion • an the esteem.. and the prosecutor en- Chard thc wound. to thi bench. whids were of such a de ser.ini.n. so to r wstor it onnewhat surprising they had not Ix. n att. mica with far more serious tomb.. When e dart tip .n for his defence the priwncr in a whin ing ilots... so sositits4 tor Li. powessin of the instrunt at tat .iving that hr ussl it to perforate mechib be sold in his tradr. and .4...1.:y ,1-iii..l Cu ry uliegat:ais that had been smile against :or, • hut Me HT's. wort coosidered the ehanee conclusively es lahlisbcd. and or.ier..l hials to be coma.ttyd for the formal i oisiplctios. or tlo .1 isschonc. I•I.I:IIKENWEEL. hr sod Mr.Gro ss's Villa, Canon tinry•eit wire. and Mr. tiranluer, w ith other inhabitant. of Northampterwterraee, lelingtou, attended at this court, for the purpose of •olleitin.,: the a-sistau.e of Mr. Tyrwhitt, ma I. a the following eirtainstauees. TIo v stated tl'at on Monday evening last • balloon asernifed from soave ganlens in the tici,thloottebood of :anew.. mail. -hotly aft:mini*, a parachute, freiehted with a monkey, was separated, and, deeecuiliog at a rapid rate, it fell in the guiles of Mr. Lovelock. Immense evils& of disorderly persous aseoulile el. besieging the homes of applicants, awl forced an entrance, which cowed great alarm to the ladies and other inmates. Mr. Lieelock, jour . preseeded to the garden, to take poss.. shin of the awoke,. +WA wueimpresoued iu a cage. Ile was immediately atta. r ., d in a violent manner, and was severely isaured by the parties who claimed the monkey and were mellow. to obtain posses ion of it. Although this disgraceful outrage coatinsed for three quarters of an hour, there was sot a single ?attic...man to be seen on the spot nor to be toured its the neighbourhood. Mr. Gardner peeling that the race and property of himself awl neighbours were in great sllngrT, rode off in a cabriolet to the station-hone to request us.ietaitee. but on It return he waited in Vain for the arrival of the police, and when the riot was over only two con etablee made their appearance. Applicants complained gmerally of the absence of the police in the above ueigh bourhoowl, and the monkey. being let down in parachutes to the damage and injure of their property. Several robberies had been committed in Canonbury-square, and very recently our lady had her p. 1.1 tpechkles taken from her nose, and an other lady was Nob ed of her gold watch, and hot n siugle policeman could be found at or near the spot. In answer to a applicants said the monkey was not attached to Mr Idouptea's balloon, which ascended on Monday eyes- Hy, but to a tire balloon. Such balloons were frequently eeitt up to the &weer of the neiehliourliood. Tjraliett could not lie: how he could asaia theta. If she it eroperty was injured by unnnkeys beiag let down in pm:chutes, the owner. of the balloons who profited by such exhibitions er g re the parties to he proceeded azainst. It was cruel in the eluviale to take up pour creatures and send the to down a, described. With reference to any re elect en pacttfe of the police, they ought to apply to the CUIIIIIIiI - of Colter to Scotland-yard. Mr. Lovelock said that the unfortunate monkey was *written and affrighted. The real owners offered a reward of 5, to t eke the monkeys I. .:k •Itent, and they (appli cants) ware continually annoyed in thi, way. They sh no.e I she nes t ristrate, and left the court, expressing their determileatiou to apply to the Commissioners of Police. UABLBOROCOWSTREET. _ _ James Buller, John !team, and 1411148 SotitA were rhtrivil on ItPrACIOII with being in the Exhibition for the toorpose of eomuntting a felony. M•C 111:1 vex+ alao sus hming stolen a eont.iining 3 1 . 10e. in gt.Atl. Broad, 82 L, deposed that about half-past 3 o'cloek on the previous afternoon he was on duty at the Exhibition, in plain clothes, wl.en he saw the prisoners, whom i.e kit to be thieves, come out of the Zollverein department, which at present is vers• much frequented. Th:Ly stood for a few momenta, and then went a page age leading to the water-closets. They all three then got close to each other, and he saw M'Cann take something front his pocket, and by his appearance and manner he believed he was emptying something out with his hand. At that time a person came out of one of the water-closet., and they then walked to a bench close by. M'Cann sat down on the bench, aed took off his hat, which he placed between his knees. Witness then saw him take uniething out of his pocket and place in hi, hat. lye then went up to them and asked M'Cann what he had got there ? M'Cann looked up into his face, and said, Oh, nothing at all." Witness then looked in his bat and saw tile morocco puree produced. Witness then took it from the hat, and pia it into his pocket. He then procured assistance and took them to the station, where they were searched, and on M'Cann was found 31. 10s., in gold, and a gold pin; on Butler, 11. Br. Bd. in silver; and on Smith, :is. 10d., and a Sardinian gold coin of the value of 31. 12s. in English money. Witness questioned M'Cann is to his possession of the pu:se, and his replies were so equivocal that he came to the conclusion the purse was stolen. Several constables of thelL division proved that the whole of the prisoners had been seen together coming out of a notorious h nose in Ilerbert's-ouildinge, Waterloo-road, no later than Friday last. Three former convictions were alto proved against the prisoner Butler. The nrieoners, who protested their innocence, were re manded till Saturday next. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1851. MARKETS. PRODUCE MARKET. LtynitrooL, Ar 0.12. The salea to-•lay are: 8,0aa.-30 Mal". 11.rati1ues. 35g. 1c• l'e.; seo Ingo Ilengal, 37a. ; 33 hhd•. nano Rico. 31, to 33, 6d.; 125 boxes llaeannala, 34a. 6d. to 445. ma.--20 tee. Plantatinn Ce2lnn, 33.. 6.1.: 200 Imp native Cry. lon, with all faulm, at irregular 1 r*.ees ; 35 tea. mad 21 Lrla. Jamaica, s4e. to lit.. ltten.-900 bags Dermal, 164, IW. per cwt. bag. M trulh on, 21n. Jeri.-6W bales, 161. 12e. 6d. to 111. 15a. COTTON.—Lts•tstrooL, Au°. 12.—The market has torn rather tarn, tn.day, yet prime are unsiltreed. Sale. amount to abort ?seed or 6,000 hake, and lot lode 3,000 American; 400 Surat', tt to Si. MANCHESTER, Auo. 12.—A feeling of undiminished cuiridenee seems to pima .e the market, and we hole had a pool deal of actiwty. both in yarn and cloth. Domestics, loot cloths, T cloths, and priutrrie, Ceetilltle to take the demand, tend for loog clothe toe contracts are numerous and eats-wive, fully supporting lost prices. Toe ludo how*" are all inclined to do more Moines., and 43- inch shrtln es are a little firmer in pr u. The morrow .liirtings, however, take the den and best, and moat ileseript.ons of peals have a tendency to harden in price. For home merle yarns there is a fair demand, and No. 32's are in Lover of the seller, though prices are not quotably higher. Warps anal pincop., of export qualittee, are very corer, and the supply being deroieut, Kiel,' of our largest spin. n. r.. ar : under contrast at improved pricos. For India taunts and qualities of am the demand Is lair, but not animated. WOOLLEN CLOTll.—Lr.toi, Aro. 12.—We have no eLange of imp Mance to report as loth* woollen bueinese this week. We have had pretty foir mak, to to dor aui Inereeeei activity is ex ported alter the chore of the London woo f rasp, at which many of our merchants are mill preernk CORN.—IIALEsWrIIaIt, Aug. 12.—At market this dad• we had a limit.% atimay of Weeat, ant the forcing weather for liar ceet mused great inactivity to proail. and we m , he our aureationa decWrllp U. per cr. sha per. with a slow nate. New Pena abundant, at mime from :Gr. to 2f a. per qr. Wheat, white, Pis. to 41s. per qr.; red, 3 n. to 3na. • - Aug. 12.-The weather has been uninterruptedly One during the past wee?., and c catenaries, of it will hasten on bar vest: in this neixhhoowal meting of Wheat will be general to atm. wren to ten days. Our table again shows a Wee ordeal of all desetiption oaf min, but the last three er four days they have mate rally slackened, and toe the pr.,. at m be expected to be unlo moderate; comma on tin:verso! dull markets, and meeting weather of the flmat taossible d. sal ption, It I, Ls teen quite linpossitale to make any progress In sale, es, n when a smart concession would bare been submitted to; consequently the hulk of the import goes to granary, in expectation of a better at mond. later on, and which we think !Ikea,' to arise, as there can be no doubt both mi.lers anal country factors are allowing their moults to run very low. We had to-day a go 11 show of , farmer s Wh. a t which met only cow sole at 1.. per quarter deal,.; tat farmers very unwillingly submitted to this reduction. our millers are now pro ing 3i,, t. Ins. for the best Tuna of red Why at, weighiea naturally Gslbs. per bushel. A small show of foreign. many samples beds withdrawn by the leriluag factors; but, In the absence of buyers. the trade was very tame. One d red llemburg Wheat no., now bi bought at ass. per qr. of 450.0 a. A continued eorasuinmiye aleniand fur Barley; the import of Oats Ia large, and the ar• .cle suffers depression in consequence. Only a derate bitsinees doinz Bean., : an al Vets goof!' only in mere retail. The imp Yt of Linseed, being mainly cm crashers' account, does not come on the market, which remains very hem ; Linived Coxes contitanc fair demand, at late pricer. Rome solos of new English Rapeseed have been made at 211. 10a. to 22/. 10.. per I tit, as in quality and canusitlon both of which appear good. The presett quotations are /led. Littlish, reel, ass. to tot ; white, tio. to 4b.; Liantsie anal Eminent:erg, 40s. to 40.• Pomeranian and Homburg, 370. to the.; lonen, Iluiston, anal kidelluthl, 334. to 30s. • Ruction and tale-,a, ans. to 335. Dots. Eagli h, Igp. to 22t ; Dan ' irh, lbe. to 21P.; Fries. hind, 199. to 215.; human, IN. to 20a. harley. malting, 2is. to 2ss.; grinding, 23a. to EU. Deana, 3lls. to 325.; foreign, 295. to 32e. Vets, white, yellow, awl blur, tee.ha 305.; grey and black lbs. to 3/1.. E1n.4,11, Block yea, e 75. to Via.; Petersburg, 425. to Ito.; Olga anal .Irehanael, its., to 42e. • Honig-berg and Memel, 33ts. to ens. Ent eral Cakes. !lull, a ; tine foreign, ral. 10x; inferior, SE ll*. Rapeseed, 221. Itape Cakes, els. GE Guam, 3/. 10e. to 61. 10e. Bones, üb, lw,ports from Aug. 2to Aug. a•:-Wheat 10;117 qrs.; tiarley, 4,701; 044,13,720 ; beams, 1,3,7; Pear, 1,159; Tares, LI; Linsead, 12,432 ; Oil Cott", 143 tors; Bones, 2nt ; Guano, 313. - - - - • Irswicu, Aug. 12.—Our market was very thinly attended to-day, farmers hews batty eng.ige.l in the harso.t. Whoa trade dull, :aid to effect .ales 1.. per qr. le.. than :nn wetk had to be ' , ob. mittni to. NO other grain on otter, except a few new POLS wimii sold at tram 24. to Vs. per qr. LEEDS, At o. 12.—We have hail a lair arrival (if wheat today, and moderate of other articles. The trade tor wheal continue. dull ; we quote priers .nto , as on Friday, but the Mishima parnust it limited. flar:ey nominal. Oats and bears slow sale. 11th,r articles us bef ma. Arrival. the; eek Ora, SO; Ilar:ey, siti; 70; Linseed, 915. LEWES, Aug. 12.—Our market to-day was very dull for all kienriotions 1,1 pr..in, without any olterution in v due, except for Wbe.a, winch must be quoted ta. to 2. per yr. lower, since lbw dry qu WheAt, white ' 1.1. to 101. Ws.; r.tl, !V. to W. :•s. honey, 21. to 23,. Oats, 20s. to 21s. I ',CAW , . 275. to 200. Pear, 275. to 295. - - - 'ANA:Lwow., Avot . ,T 12.—The arrivals from Ireland and eaaotwiw during the week past have been quite trifling, :mil from foreign ',rt.. we h ire fee tied 4 9111 quarter. win at, !ibti quar ts r. henna, Glu quarters pease, 3,619 quarters Italian eom, 3,211 nu hs ant 14,655 borrelo flour. The expoito in the came time eompri,e 1,91 quarters C heat, 300 quarter. barley, quarters Indira corn, 1,391 racks and 6,518 barrels flour. Os ing to the continuance nt magnilioent weather, our trade has been quite inactive, and in rho Morisse of initortant transaction. our quotations must considerwl /...130. In wheat there has been little or nothing Losing, and im porters of lions have been °based to make a further concession of Gil. per barrel, to effect wiles from the quay. Oats and oatmeal being scarce, have ni .intaintd their value. In other article, rotting wor thy ;of notice has taken place. At this day's market till re win a small arti lattice of the town and country trade, who evinced little disponion to make purchases, and, where business was dime, boldcrs hot generally to make some e•neession. Wheat may be quoted fitly 2d. per 11.1 b;. lower, with a very slow oak.. Fine flour wan not easier to buy, tof anterior was Is. per raik anilVid. tar barrel lower. fiats ant o ono, al being Warm, brought full pricza. Come hew Irish dunn oats listught 1.. led. per Ilibs. Marley, beans, and poa.e were with. out in i•urial change either in value or demand. Indian corn wan quite negleeteTl. but hi ing scorer, remainsllol3llllllllll us last quoted.— Arrirals and exports from the 31h Aug. to the 11th Aug. Inclusive, into Liverpo and Ituntorni—Wheat, 4,910 qrs.; Malt. 1,212 ; Oats, 1,300; Beans, :we; Pcits,blo ; Indian Corn, 4,3:9; Oatmeal, 1,121 sacks; Flour, 5,601 sacks and 13,907 barrels. Exports Ireland : wheat, 1,499 qrs.; Bailey, to ;Beans, ; Indian Cars ' ii,bl7 ; In dian Cars Merl, 117 barrels; Flour, h7d auks and 3,926 barrels. Lyxx. Aug. 12.—The present favourable lureest w ti they has brought the earn trade nearly to a stand, and at our market to.dity reoroely anything was passing. NEWCACTLT., Aug. 12.—The weather since Saturday amid tikl. morning, when a favourable ch trufecccurre t, has been du I and cloud], with occasional showers, but, fine so it is to-day, we stveabl not be stirprised to see rain Were night. At our market this morning iir.• ha 1 a moderate show of Wheat from the growers, and, having nothing fresh in martyrise, with only 2,1W0 qrs. from shroud, the trade, owing to the It .t aec nab. front Mark-nine, opened lan ruidlr, bat towards the close our merchants stib.nitted to a further rnlaetuw of 1.. per a fair extent of huoinevr was done, good roar id :Coriolis red stashing 6101..., but m ode Alb , ., meeting a to. lerobly fete sale at 410. per qr. foreign being aloo wore saleable at a similar reduction. In Flour little stirring. live in slow wipes*, alth 'oat' offered at a decline of Is. per qr. Grinding 'lnsley scarcely so much niqulied lug, and the turn easier. to other articlin nu &sage. I'Lymourg, Avg. 12.—Since last market-day we have had a continuo:nerd tine weather, and farmers have been buoy raving Licari crop• in beautiful ennolition. Our mar►et tonlay ruled eery dull; Nei:rid tweedy of Etenah Wheat offering; but =Lets are not inclined to porch:we. Fria, arc quite nominal. BALlaftEllT, Aug. 12.—Since our last report the weather km been mat brilliant for harvest operation', ant a ooa•tderahic quantity of Wisest has been cut and caned; and we hear of MI CUM yI tint• of rust. Barley cutting will partially continence in the cnuree at the wink. The report of the late pdtat crops ire eery utiafaciory. The lannera being totally engaged In their farm occupation*, together with Wilford fair taking place today, the attendance and implity of grain today 1111. of the most meagre description. The little Wainer,. cluing. however, In Wheat, WAS from 6d. to la. per qr. cheaper than Let week. Flour nominally unaltered. In other attic es of grain we have scarcely a aide to report; but on the whole the market had a downwanl tendency. Wheat, white, 40e. to Ile ; tell, 36a. to 40a. Barley, Ida. to Ina. Oats, 100. to 23a. Boum, ErmlM, 34.. to 40,4 Egyptian, Me. to 31a. Pete, 26.. to 30e. Rye, MM. to 32.. per qr. Mali, be. to Ou thl. per Inuahel. Tares, Is. tont. Flour, 261. to 30*. pet rack. CATTLE, &c.—BnltYoun GREAT SHEEP AND lIOLsE Pais, Aug. IL—The number of Sheep penned we. fawn Go,loo to ot,thai, watch much exempd that of last year. There was a very hail ottehdance of both fanners and sliders from mod rf the adjoining counties. The general quality of the Sheep was first-rate. The rale for every description was steady, and nearly everything wax sold. Prices Averaged about the same as lit year—viz., Lambs, Ills. to 245. ; ewes, dos. to Dm.; wethers, 245. to 3fex. A large pen of very fine ewes, belonging to Mr. Dear, of Durnfoed, which were allowed to be the best M the fair, were much admired, and were sold at Ms. per bead; also a pen of Lamb Rams, bel-nging to as some gentleman, attracted considerable Attention, fold and let sit high prams. A draft of 40 Lamb Lim., from the stock of Mr. W. Taunton, fetched, at the hammer, from Vs. to Till. each. On the whole, the show of rams was tint-ram, end a deal of busiama was done In selling and letting, on sad-factory terms to the owners. The sapid; of Resists fur grazing was aunty, and little business emsequently transacted. In the floral fair there Irma large show of furor pnwicu and cart cult.. The sake were tolerably Weak, and good ululate brought guod prince. MUTulititAXl, Aug. 11.—The show of Beasts and Sheep at this day's market prments a cceauteruble falling off, whether /21 to qwustuy °e quality. We had a fair attendance of buyers, who pur chweil somewhat tardily, at about loot week's priors. Decf, ss. to ss. ltd. pee stone. Mutton, lld. to did. per lb. MARYLEBOXE. Wiflima Jones, alias Callaghan, was brought up upon the Whining charge of rubbery. The c instahle Baldock deposed that on the previous even ing, abut S o'clock, as he was in iligh-street, Portland town, in plain clothes, he beheld a balloon, at no great altitude Indic the earth, and it was quite evicLut that it was the intentioa of the aeronauts to descend as soon as they could me t with a convenient and safe place (or so doin,r. Witness hasten,l on in the direction which the machine sir." taking, and on its alighting with its freight, in Abbey - - field, adjacent to the Swiss Cottage, St. John's-wood, Le taw a considerabl, crowd of persons assembled. In the co7,fu•iou and excitement which prevailed at the period of the descent witness distinctly saw the prisorwr, who was in the middle of the crowd, put his hand into and draw from the pocket of a gentleman's coat a whit. silk handkerchief, which h. put inside of his browsers, au I was in the act of making off with the pro perty, when he (witness) collared him and took him into enstody. lie found the stolen article in Lis possession ; sad, on conveying him to the station-house, he said, " It's et se me my denying the thing; I did it through want." The prisoner, as being asked by the magi-trate in the usual taann,r if he wished to say anything, replied, " I own 1 stole the handkerchief; I had nothing to eat, anl knew that ( must not beg." — itemonded. Jamrs Kriting, • boy only 12 years of age, wit charged bT potie.eunvtatile 221 I), who gated that, tie he was on duty V.v, &Alit heron, in e imbridgconr.yet, Edgware-roa.l, he fouled the priomer lyin; on the pavement quite drunk. lie teat tiacilile to wall: or to give any information is to whac lt.• lived, and he was then eartiea to the station how.e. Upon hit yrontiviug not to get drunk any more, he 1114 given up to his mother, by whom he waa taken ,twine LAMBETH. Mr. Charlet SI/Feld, pawnbroker in the Brixton-road, was charged by W salt, un int 'met, with having exacted more than his legal interest alma goons received in pledge. Writt's case was supported by the esidt nee of a female, who admitted that her husband lived by proving complain ant'. Cast S. After hearing the evidence, Mr. Nortou said he was con vineed that if any overchare had been made it was not by defendant's wish. Mr. Sethi Id stated that ahout a year and a hale ago he received a letter from Wyatt, and in consequence called at his house. Wyatt, who made hi. appearance with nothing on bet I. trousers ILIA shirt, addressed him in tree moot familiar rammer ; and yawning and stretching out hi. arms reclaimed, tt The fact is I wan damned drunk last night." Astonished at the fonailiarity of a person with whom he had nes sr before csehanged a syllabi:, he asked Wyatt i hi. object in writing the letter to him, and his wish to sir him; when Wyatt replied, that the f..et was that he must do as other pawnbrokers did, pay him a pound a year, and he should then take care that there were no in ffirmations laid against him. lie (Mr. Suffield) remarked that be 1.. I large family to support, and Ind th,refore something dm to do with his money, 'asides contributing it to the support °revery drunken sagab Mr. Norton observed that there could be no doubt of the intention vitae informer in writing such a letter to the defendant, and there was as little doubt, as the law stood, that Wyatt was liable to an indictment. A hue of one shillin e ;, in each of the three cases, would meet the de mand, of the The tints were paid, the informer's share amounting to eightetaqs.ace. .NioDEL LODGING-IDA:OM IN WESTMINaTLIt I'OIITIIE Cka,sr.s.—The Westminster Improvement Coniniksiewrs, having opened Victoria-strict, feel most strongly that their next the duty k to endeavour to provide hotter houses fur the Labouring Clittle4 who have of necessity been removed from their former wretched abodes by the retvnt improvements. With this view they ter some time used their utmost exertions to form a joint stock company, for the purpose of erecting lodging house, on a large stale. But the public WCTO very reluctant to sub @Bribe to ,isch Lutitutions, owing to a general belief that the skartledders would reap little or no return, and would, prot eted by a charter Or aet of parliament. be involved in ttaititerraf liabilitit 4. At the same time. however, the Commis-.finer- I.•artt that the urge buildtri are prepared v. lay out t epee tt to any extent in the erection of any kind of it' they are only a,tured of Moan's to rent the a • whea h0..-11..1. It ha, therefore occurred to them that if a small sum were raised by lo mat interested in the question. wl; i.r object would be not to build hut to rent a lodging-boo:se from the builder, it might be the means of pr ii.g to the public that comparatively small investments I may be so made as to yield n high out fade remuneration to the subscribers, and at the same time to induce :. builders to lay out large sum. in erecting impros ell dwellings for the working classes. As an illustration of their meaning they have 0,117 rca.tu to belieee that with a capital of only 2.i00)'. (ere-lailf of which they will undertake to raise I aniang themselve.) they can tarry out the following plan : They are prepared to a •vute a, a site fur lotlging-lionses piece of land to Ceitlethute, Westminster, lying considerably to the south of Vittoria-street, and hating a froatage of 110 ft. and a depth of 100. On t:iis they eon arrange with a builder for the ervetiessof lodging-bousts capable of accom modating •..0 families at weekly rent, of only Is. each, on coutl:6 m that a tenant shall be found to take a lease of the pmpt rty for a term of 99 years (or longer, if required by the wilwerili at aet arly rent of d2l/. and to pay a pre mium for Me emte I,:iee. This will ;till leave abalone in hand of . - rao/. out of the 2.000/. fur current expenses and matingenei:t, and the position of the subscribers will then be as follow,: tit let at es. per week, will produce an annual income of 930/. The outgoings will be rent, 5251.; rates and tuxes, 801. ; water 101. ; repairs, management, tc., 1001. ; total 7151. Balance 221 1 . Total, 0.104. Thus the proprietors will be enabled to divide amen rd. themselves a return of 0 per cent. on their investment of 2,070'., and to lay by a reserved fund of 101/. a year. At the none time no liability whatso ever will be incurred by any except the tru,tees. to whom the tear may be granted. and the commissioner, will undertake to bud persons willing to bold that office for the benclit of the subwribers. The accommodation afforded for the above mentiow rent of 1.. a week will be two good rooms, a water closet, and a scullery, tot eaeh firmly— being a very great lucre am: on what the working man ran now obtain at a similar price. It is obvious, how- ever, that two rooms are iasuacient for any but a very small family; but it is found that if sump of the sets of apartment, are enlarged, and tho, containing three rooms are let act • week, and others con taining four rooms at 65., the return to tae subseritsers will not be less than that shown in the estimate already given. The commissioners have also ascertained, with great satisfaction, that if all the above-mentioned rents were: increased by siapence a week, the tenants would still derive very great benefit from the proposed buildings. 11 these views en correct, it is °bylaw that the above plan will enable those who are interested in the subject, by a comparatively trilliar subscription of LON/. in addition to the LOW!. offered by the commissioners, not only to provide accommodation fur a great number of poor families, but to prove a very important point, that investments of this nature may be mak highly remunerative to the capitalist. All the commissioner now suggest is, that •columir. shall be appointed, consistinr of with power to add to their number; and that these gentlemen shall receive the names of subscribers, shall investigate the above proposal, and ascertain whether it is practicable and capable of being carried out with advantage and without risk. And that according to the opinion they may arrive at, they shall have discretionary power either to return any monies they may receive and abandon the undertaking, or to call in the subscriptions and employ the money in carrying out the plan, subject to inch alterations and regulations as they may think advisable. nu: AT PECKllAM.—Yesterday afternoon, at a few minutes before 1 o'clock, a fire broke out in the pre mises belonging to Mr. J. Howard, a carpenter and builder, situate No. 12, high-street, Peckham. The flames ori ginated in the workshops, and owing to the intiamtuablo stock in trade therein, they spread with unusual swift ness, so that in about 10 Malik% after the first alarm was given, the whole of the workshops presented a huge sheet of dame, from whence the destructive element extended to the range of stables helongiag to the same party. Within a short time, notwithstanding the aid of the Fire Brigade, the workshops belonging to Mr. Howard, together with the stablinz, were destroy,l, three small baLlings, &c., be longing to Mr. Orton. the chemist, pulled down, consider able damage done to the premises of Mr. W. Clayton, and the roof of Mr. Archer's brewery damaged by fire, and the contents by water. Fortunately the principal sufferers were insured in the Norwich Onion Fire (Mice. THE STONIIAM MURDER.—The warrant for the execution of Mary Emily Cage commands that her death shall take place of Saturday next. Calcrift, however, will be busy at Norwich, and the Warwick hangman has also his hands full. Thera is therefore another •• fix," and pro bably another brood of would-be hangmen will start up, who will set forth their claims to do the strangling work of the country. It is not unlikely that the execution will he defrrred until Monday.—lpszcsei Exprets. PUBLIC SALES. Ave.. 8.-Mr..l. Daws , ,x, at the Mart.-Freehold estste, kaowit as Chcssiietton llall, Surrey, comprising a farm of 161 acres of land, with 'residence, else., knocked down h r 1 3,100/. Two freehold meadow., containing Omit 40 acres, on the road from Sunbury to Chertscy, let for 100/. per annum -sold for 2,840/. A freehold villa residence, on the Green, at Lower Ilalli ford, let on lease for 90!. per annum-1,200/. Two freehold houses, at Shepperton, let for 341. lls. per annum-4` l ol. Two freehold houses, adjoining the preceding, producing 23/. 145.-3701. A copyhold meadow, called Great Acre, at Shcppertoo, containing about 1 acres, let for 121. per annum-220'. Acorn 11.-By Mr. WHITTLE, at Garraway's.-A leasehold wharf and premises, Wharf-road, l'ritchard's road, Hackney, let on lease for 62'. per annum, and held for .55 years unexpired at a ground rent of 3/. per annum sold for 5501. Lease, goodwill, and posse...ion of an ale and beer house, No. 99, Ilolhorn-hill, City, with the fittings and effects in cluded in purchase, held for a term of 20 years from Christ mas last-2351. Three copyhold plots of building ground, at Snakes-lane, Woodford, Essex, held of the manor of Woodford at nomi nal fines and quit rents-112 guineas. Mr. S/ILTILL, at Garraway s.-A leasehold house, No. 9 Jamaica-place, Camberwell New-road, of the estimated value of 42'. per annum, held for 771 years from 1826 at 7!. per annum-283 guineas. A ru. 12.-By Mr. I.IEADEL, at the Mart.-Lot I.A freehold farm, known as Waltman's Hill farm, in the parish of Sruarden comprising a residence, barn, stable, &c., with 92 acres and 6 perches of arable, pasture, hop, and wood land, 43 acres 2 roods and 31 perches, let with lot 2, at 30/., the remaining portion in haul-840'. Lot 2. An enclosure of freehold arable land, near lot 1, containing 4 acres 3 roods and 32 perches-70'. Lot 3. A freehold farm, called New Green farm, com prising a farm house, stabling, and 90 acres 1 rood and 6 perches of pasture. hop, and wood land, subject to a land tax of 2/. 125.-8301. Lot 4. Three acres 3 roods and 33 perches of freehold I land, with cottage, situate at Brissenden-green, in the pa- 1 rish of Bethersden, let at 8/. per annum-130/. Lot 5. A freehold cottage, with garden, in the parish of Kerden, apportioned rent 71. 104.-I's/ . Lot 6. Iwo enclosures of freehold land, containing 3 acres 2 roods and 5 perches, apportioned rent 31.-1001. A farm, situate in the parish of Westwell, Kent. known as Leeton Farm,comprising 210 acres 3 roods and 29 perches of arable, pasture, and wood land, with a farm-house, &c., let at 1401. per annum, also the Manor, or reputed Manor of L:ctoit a portion of the estate, viz., 193 acres and 31 perches, held for two lives, one of 43 years and the other of 27 years, at the yearly rent of 6t. 13s. 4d., and 71. Ks. for redeemed land Cali, the remaining portion freehold.-2,0101. By Mr. E. HINT, l'addinston.-Lot 1. A leasehold dwelling-house, Waverley-road, Westbourne-green, let at 35/. per annum, held for 10..1 Years, from 25th December, is is, at a ground rent of 51.-3001. Lot 2. '1 wo similar residences, Nos. 27 and 29, Waverley road, producing 70/. per annum, held for the same term as lot 1, at a ground rent of rl. each house.-Sit)!. A leasehold house, No. 20, Westbourne-gardens, West bourne-grove West, let at 40!., held for 92 years unexpired at 71.70.-1151. IA leasehold house with shop, No. 2, Archer Weatbourne gardens, let at 50/. held for the same term as the preceding property, at 7/. 75.L.5051. By Mr. MvutieLL, at Garraway's.-A leasehold resi dence, No. 31, Brunswick-square, let at 140/. for a term, of which IS years (less 21 days) were unexpired at Christmas, subject to a ground rent ut 411.-700/. Two copyhold houses (one with shop), Nos. 9 and 10, Devonshire-place, 'Farnham green, No. 10 let at 801., the, whole property eopyliold of the manor of Chiswick, subject to a nominal tine and quit rent-1,1801. A net income of 13/. per annum, arising from one moiety of two leasehold houses, Nos. 17 and 18, Great Bell-alley, Moorgate-street, producing 90!. per annum, held fur 2,010 years from 1577 free of ground rent-6301. Three leasehold residences, Nos. 4, :i, and 6, Mosey place, West Pluenstead, producing 461. 104. per annum, held for 66 years from Lady Day, 1847, at 101.-150/. By Mr. W. MELVIN.-A leasehold villa residence, No. 4, Stamford villas, Fulham, producing :Sit. per annum, held for 98 years from 25th December, 1837, at a ground rent of 211.-130'. By Mr. FLINT.-Two leasehold houses, Nos. 3 and 5, Newnham-street, Edgware-road, producing GO/. per annum, held for 90 years front 15411 at 6/.65. each house-sold in two lots respectively for 210/. and 2251. A leasehold house, No. fiSi, Clarendon-street, Clarendon square, of the estimated value of 36/. per annum, held for 731 years from Midsummer-day, 1811, at a ground rent ut 61. 161.-2301. By Mr. ISLAN.E.-Forty-one freehold plots of building ground, occupying an area of about nine acres, situate at Norwood, Surrey-produced 4,3180. From the LONDON O.lZETlT.—Tues..lay, Aug. 12 BANKRUPTS. Relent Corium. Llrerpool. broker, to surrender Aug. 23 and Sept. In, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sok, Numb., Liverpool; off. aesig., Morgan, Liverpool. EDICA+I, (LAT, Euatry, Kent, linendraper, Aug. 21 nt 12; and Sept. 25 at 111. at Eminghatl- street. Sol., Buchanan, Lasingtiall-street ; off..dg., Whitmore, Itu.inghal-street. Emu eau J ti :row, Liverpool and lkiltowle-lfroni, Lancathlrc, organ builder, Aug. 27 and Sept. IS, at 11, at Liverpool Court- Dodge, LAret pool ; off. Campors. Liverpool. Patin. 00 a MsLLAK, Hipp uleun=e-eublis, St. John's-wood, and Shi p pm il-street, May-fair, livery-stable keeper, Aug. 21 .d Sept. 25, at 1, at Luatinhareetrert. Sul., Ilonaw, EcniEurchderect ; off. Cana-ilk Linkin-lane. Rico tau Mon . Grua &dumb-street, City, tailor, Aug. 18 at 15, and 25 at 2, at Busingtulloweet. Sols., Vincent and Gabriel, Inner Temple-Moe ; off. ass.. C.nnan, Birchin-lune. Joon sem WashingiLrough, Lineoln.birr, bout owner, Aug. 20 awl seat. 17, at 12t, ut Leeds Court heal a Kingeton-upun- Hull. Sole, Swiga nd Tahounlin, Loseolies-inn-tiad.; Lincoln; and *Arno. ; off. eseig. Carrick. 11.2. Jona Mama runup, Jon. ILlcolAnto CLANTON, Eno - tiro Aosr. WNssA and Joan Li resume, Eustdorret, &lance .ter aquaria, build, re, Aug. 21 at 11, ant Sept. ati at I t at Boinghallertriot. Sheers. lankluter, Clioslottedow, ; titandeld, Ikeingliadditreet. To. alas Poor rasa, omence-Lire and Ilisbowitetc,treet, City; Vitt ria-ro .2, PIM:leo; anal Latalport, Ilumwhire, nticetsde star maker, Aug. PI at 11, and Sept. IS at I, at liusinghall dreet. Sol, Cos, Pinner.'-nail; of WAAL, Bell, Cidetnanditnerbtauildinge. Jertitysditret,Vaiiiden-tunn, bui.d.r, Aug. Is at 12, and Sept. la at ill, at II ....butt-street- oils., Lawvance and Cu, Old Jeverydhumbers, and Die, Warnford-court; off. =sig., Canaan ' Blrellin.lane. T*IO2IA.ItILIIAILI,..s, Liverpool, cutler, Aug. 21 and Sept. IS at 11, at Lleerimol Court. Sul., Ilunc, Limit...A; off. aredg., Turner, lavertmol. Rica tau Strums, Dnwubam, Cambridgeshire, rater, Aug. 23 at I i, and Sept. 20 at 12„ at Buinghatbdtrect. Sots., Trialer and Eyre, Juhwatreet, Pealed ildow, and Archer, Ely, Cambridgeshire; off. wog., Gramm, Cokinanetem t. Jos,, VATAKE, Ironmonger-laue, City, woollen warehouseman. Aug. Is at 12j, and Sept. IS at 2, at Bwingle..ll-street. Sol., Lloyd, Milieditreet, (Ewald': 10. meagu donne., Basinghalinetrett. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. Tuna.. AIAVAT, Bristol, ITCAMUAIict —lnt lilt. of 100., any Wednesday rEcTunle to Aug. 3 and alp Wednesday alter Ott. 10, at Batten's, tretal. lieu, Mess BAKKEI., Cambridge, tanker—Final die. of 11d., Aug. 14, ii..lsubeequeut 'lbursday, at Gralmm's Coleoautotreet. MILUAM Londoomaa, Clay, brommilier-2nd and final di.. of 4d., any Thursday, except irons Aug. 13 to Oct. 11, at eltansteliPs, Basinghall.street. Triowis Ise, - 1 'misuser., Trialty.aquare, Ilidellents, men factea— Pinal dm. of .1, any Thursday, except from Aug. 15 to Oct. 11, at Stanateld'o, Bwiligh.l2-street. Jona Dixon, Liverpool. grocer-Ist di.. of 2s. Al., Aug. I r, and any subecipient Monday after Oct. 11, at Bird's, Liverpool. Korean I.POvinv, Giunceoterehire, mrivener-2nd illy. ai Is. tail., any Weitnelduy previocs to Aug. 15, and any 81 edneadap after Oct. IS, at Dutton's, BeintaL Glourster, dealer in Berlin wools —lst .hr. al 3.. Cud.. any Wedneoilay wren. to Aug. 13, and any Wednesday alter Oct. 10, at Hutton's, Be rtoL J 01421 !formai, Attlebralite, Norfolk, =hater —2nd die. of ld , any Thu-:lay, except from Aug. 13 to Oct. 11, at Stanefeldsi, leseinghaddtreet. Jona Iles; Middleton, Lancashire, manutucturer-Ist div. of Aug. Id, and any subsequent Tuesday tu Aug. 21 ant mta Oct. ii, at rote., Manchester. lean Ka, ii,, Jun., Bi istol, draper - 3nl din. of GO., any Wednes day previous tu Aug. 15, and way WednimiLy alter Oat. 10, at Mut ton's, lielatok runs lot KUM Csbridge, Renter -1.50 dlr. of 21d., Aug. 14, and euteequesit Thlirsnida at Graham's, Colemawrtrect. Drou. LTA, Upper Belgrave-plo. r, Panne i„ and Nuribeiddane, Peckham-rye, coal merchant-Ist die. of In., Aug. 11, and 'abat ement Thursday, at Graham's, Coniman- arra s. )sew Lx Eurrirausa, Commercial-reed, draper-2nel din. of 2 jd., any Touraday. except from Aug. 13 to Oct. 11, at na- TlngliallALreet. limas:wan At 4LATte MACKEY and MATIIANIIU. JAas WRITE MOLT, M. Belem's-plane, Bishopegatouseet, City, miirodants —3rd air. of lathe ot Id., Aug. 14, and any subscqueat Thursday, at tit atrag.'s, JArlf; rirfairiKl;VlaL/4, Liverpool, COMMMIL)II merchant-let die. of Aad. Dt, or any subuttueut Monday after Oct. 11, at BOW', Livened. Tem.. Wsttet and Putur Wastav Hasowinc, Oxford-street, lusendrapem-Srd div. of lid., any Thursday, except from Ayr. 13 to Oct. 11, at Stauetelers Baainglasli-strut. JAMM TUOXAS WOLATLET, Lambeth, lifhtel3o3ll -12 L die. of 7d., any Thurs.ay, except from Aug. 0 to Oct, 11, at Stan-feld's, Bainghallatreet. Wsrais Wiuux,, Bunn, draper--Final dir. WO., anyl Thursday, t except from Aug. IS to Oct. 11, at Stansteld's, - DIVIDENII.-Sept. S. E. Nieltelsos, Tub, tallow. CUM/WAILS' to In mated, mime caws be about to the contrary oa the day of muting. Sept. 1. A. Burn, geokvilleatreet, Piccadilly, and Caroline-place, Paucas-sale, tador-Sept. 4. F. Parrand, Almondbury, Yorkshire, fancy cloth manufacturer-Sept. 4. W. Hamby, Bristol. builder tent. 4. E. Nicholson, York, tailor -Sept.Paton, Salford, Lan. (whir', cotton spinner - Sept 3. T. Slater, &Book Lancashire, col t= simmer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-W. G. Anderson and G. B. An. derma, Queen-street, Klagslandooad, soda water manuUcturets-W. Begat and F. Janes, Mumble'', cloth reerehants-11. F. Burdett and J. E. Jona Blrolugham, S. Butterfield, J. Sudden, J. Hartley, a n d G. Webster, Berl Yockshire, wailataplen-T. Da. els and R. Dines, Chester, damp rs-T. M. Oladatone and C. PIM- Moon. Jun" laverpoo, ant rootage; Ste, solo ism manufacturers -W. Heath and T. C. Hunk Devuoport, opticians -T. F. ilia and J. Hagan', itodidala, Lana abire, coma waste dealer*-P. and S. Hollieter, Cheltenham, cunt makers-C. Elder and ConEne Judaea, Adelphl, hotel keepers-T. Jew and E. Waring, GI emitter, booksellers-J. Lawrence and J. Cope, Darlasom, Staffordshire, coal roasters-J. Leech sad R. Lail Bingley, Vvrkeblie, worsted ma numetunrs -W. Moots and J. %Mame, Marandam, Broil-J. 8 Nortua and C. Idlfe, Greshassatreet, City, button and trimming deal ers-O. Padasore, I L .. i. lle . d . :4land W. 0. Lane, Ryan Isle of Wight, haberdashers, m far u J. Bedwell-W. Parr and Elizabeth Parr, Lltherland , builders-11. H. Ramberg, J. Rosen. beg, and V. Rosenberg, leaMalaMMT, wholesale tobaceoinanufacturers, 1 so far no regards It. H. Beeetsberg-G. Rowe and J. Scarralk witre, Cheshire, and Llverual, piaster of Paris maaufaturers-J. eolith aid F. W. B. Maithvw., StrudnaLon, drapers-J. s.vquire and , J. Deerr.utr, Sarge.yard, City, en4zieers-John Steel and losepti Steel, Leads, bottutaters-Mary Wildia and H. Waft, ll'arewsbiuy, eartbeaweare dogma SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS, Titania Da Duds*, reps, Aug. IS sad Sept 11, at tb•Rogel Hotel, D. Jules our Etaarecnam, StrintonbAl. Feral k-bize, tamer, Au'. Bland :ult. IS, at the Commerci. I Inn, Ccastrvata. SOUTH AMERICAN MARKETS. BUENOS AREA, JUNE 20. ESCRANGE.—Spanish dollars and patecons, 18 patriot dote: loose, 283; Spsalsh doubloone, prem. 1 ; on En g land, per doubloon, 71s. per oz. ; Currency, per dol., 3 1.16 A; ditto 3lonte, ',de; specie, 1 tol per cent. preen.; France, per doubloon, 94; Unite! SCAM, doubloon, discount per tent.. 8; Rio Janeiro, I per CA nt. prom. ; the bigtaet price of patriot doubloons during the week. 266) ; the lowest, 282; the highest rite of eshange upon Engl,nil daring the week, 77e. per oz.; the lowest, 71s. ; permits for chipping sped..., per cent., Earoars.—Tides, dul 1 do'. each: Dry Matadero, narrow with. out bulls, 2810 30 Ma, pesmia of 35 Ibs , 62 to 65 rls.; ditto, noes, 22 lbs., 59 to 60 rls.; ditto, oimp, 3 per cent. bulls, 23, 27 lbs., scarce, 38 to 60 rim.; bides, for :Spain, 1: to 22 lbs., Pearce, 60 to 62 rls.; ditto, North America, 20 to 21 tbs., scarce, ST to 38 rls. ; ditto, of all stake, 54 to 60 rls.; ditto, of low weights, eay aver. 17 lbs., 58 to 69 rigs; duo, calf Aim, say aver. 7 lbs., 63 to 84 els. ; ox hides, salted, 6 m to 65 lbs. per 6010 c., 47 to 30 rls.; cow ditto, 'shed, per 60105., 43 to 46 els. ; horse ditto, dry, each 13 to 14 Os. • ditto, salted, rlo. ell., 7 to 7/ rid. Nonate, dry, I dol , duty, each, Perada 331 he., St to 60 I' LP. Skins, duty 4 per cent.: cheep, washed, mined, per 30 lbs., 43 to 30 els. Nutria (marce) per lb., 6to 9 ris. Wool, duty free: Ordinary, dirty, per 2311 x., 27 told rte.; ditto, washed, per 23 lbs., 40ta 4S rte. ; Altztizo, dirty, per do, 35 to 45 Os.; ditto, washed, per do., 33 to 73 its.: Cne, dirty per do., 40 to 30 tie.; ditto, washed, per do., 70 to SOrls. Cordova, bated, silver 24 xis. Pla n e hair, duty 4 per cent.: short, arroba. 33 to 40 rte.; mixed, 42 to 54 rls. : long, 100 to 120 rls. Cow hair, "fir b g-irra, So to 31 rls. ; do, do. clean, 4' to 43 rl.. Tallow, melted, out free • With grease, arroba, 23 to 21) rl.. ; pure, 29 to 32 els. Hale cuttings, game duty 4 per cent., qql., bale', 30 to 12 els. Herne, duty 4 per ant ., ox, mil., prime, 940 to 1,700 inferior do., GOO to 1100 rls.; do. cow, 250 to 300 r:s. Ostrich featheie, duty 4 per cant.: Long black, lb., 6to 71 ris.; do. short, white, 14 to 11 Os.; do. loose, 3to 3 rls. Jerked beef, duty 4 per cer.t., .111., • 20 to 49 rts. Bones, shin and m,rrow, 4 per cent. per ruiL, :70 to 80 rte. Mare's grease. 10 rls. silver or cur. dub., 18 to 20 rls. Dint • skins, pis dotes, rls. ever 25 to 27. Tumours. —England : Dry blues, per ten 2,240 Ike., 755. • salted • ditto, ditto, 40e.; tallow ' In bones and pipes. ditto, 40x; ' bales of wool and hair, ditto, 25.. and 30s. France: Dry hides, per 900 kiL (and to per cent. 73 , salted •litto, per 1,000 kiL (and 10 per eem. p.). 33 to 40; t dluw ' per 1,000 kil., In boxes or pipes (sod 10 per lent. p.), 45 to ; prodnec in bake, per 42 it., 43 to SO. Continent : Dry hides, per ton 2,240 lbs. (anti 3 percent. p.), 70e. to SOL ; salted ditto, ditto, 335. to Ws. Soain : Dry hides, per ton 2,000 lbs. (and 10 per cent. p.), 20 to 21. United States Dry ' ors in lb. (and per cent P.). is.; salted ditto,ditto, ie. tole. ; proems in balm, pee 030 . 40 ft., 6 dole. to% dots. 810 Janeiro: Jerked bed, per 10010 a., 3 tin Pernambuco: Jetted beef, per 10010 r , 5 ris. farina: Jerked beet, in Spanath bottoms, 9) tie. ; in foreign ditto, 6) rle. lt f .ttst. . .1 (1,1 11 . 1 ; 1., t ,.f.,;.1. 1 . , t 4w; 0 , u ton, lid Jule,: Cenci ich pine, ditto, 29 to 40 d 1..; Bag dm pint. ditto, t 1 dui..; ditto three' box, ellvar Il ( dots.: ditto, b it, a rl'...:43,dl:o:l:4.4l:t4iinidi:i 44,1t(1em: v g il leN ver P" , 10 ra m" ; ottehorGeo,Wl67,ololce..;„,.. per wire, ;600 :P 4 1 , 17)::.1:el a r : 11 : 1"1 : 1 ; , , i b i 3ULY 12. 1me01t23.-Steel, Milan, 2010 . 0 , w t i 0 re 2 . 1. 4 . r00 ... per quintal er IMra ; Aram leoe Mops, :p m. lr ,n it pe a t r u g rpe ui. n t., t i in ; e : . h 2 , 4 l o , per ; i lawa t.o ; per v„,;;1, ; c„4"..u, 0 perp T A k n l oiled, quintal, 2u..)o27tootfre,o2.l'pertM3;p6l,lltorlo;4‘LorbbrPtrulk4;74;r°bt.t.ooo4:;7pe-7.7l;g:,,tvid:r;i7ri:dri..kt:;:ij.::, 4.010 per &tele ; lead, in b us, 10.30 to 11.00 per mental ; creel, 13.000 to 11.04 e per quintal; lead shot, emoted, 14.100 quintal; brasiers' e e.per, .390 in .bin per Libra; samething tat 1 : ne wl , ,14)0 per fibre ; iron, English. in bars, 5.000 to SDO per gum ; ditto, Swedish, 8.400 per quintal. es... filo: p ear .so e -a R:e d pv , r, ;o :i , .9 r r I A ,d 0 .000 ; r ditto,rdr p e re 3.4l.oootedwhirehq., 10010;n ;dittantzethoooide:;4l...sooB,oo pt.petror"r;s.ce.hp6budi:Pf74l"‘.°Pe;.;".e:ri:nxiu:::ah'rtin:::,eigUioCCr:C.sooU:b'g'ri:lit'tolY;n: 27( to 271 pe 34°}:IRio Dg JANEIRO, JULY 14. S Pe r c n r ee l'k't e LDGml4al lo - s l"l6°N ing our report of the tran3actions during trading to thin port bane been induced to materially to in i.sls with liee, bare been crease ithlpments hither we cannot comprehend. The qeintion t m h o e se P , lc a t n m d o" u t i N ein th w e ha a r principle, upon what calculation Ranee has been daily asked, what article can be itemortril eta aa to realiee a pr.fit, and the answer coutinually and invariably is, ecarcely any. Win, stove hitherto realised high prices, but thew are on the decline, sod will. In all probability, rule much lower ere the close of the year. Salt continua: high from a rcarcity and an imoiry bath at Ufo Grande and Sont-a, with these exceptione, the market 01011 to rep:eta - in, but.l in must articles we look for still lower priced than three we now quote. A fair business wee done in coffee prior to the antral of the meaner; the trent...teams in exclitange have he, a of some importance. The laws of the Bat k of Brandi have been approved by the govern ment, a general meeting will speedily be convened fur the continua. tem of the manegers and officers nominated by the don ebony. heroine. Of the arrival., ham entered with merchandise, 7 vesnle wi th general cargoes, II coals, 2 codfish, 1 cordage, tea, Sc., 8 dry goo le, 1 dry gouds, earthenware, tke., 2 dry goo ds aed iron, 1 dry fraals and naval stores, 2 dr) goods and au - dries% a dour, I tour and dry pods, I flour, dry geode. and lumber, I dour and providons„ 4 It ear and standrie% I jerked beef, I salt and oil, 2 wine, 2 wine, fruit, ere., 1 wine and salt, 5, of which 1 has since proceeded to the liner Plate, with wine:mil nundriece All ASO POKTLI. -Stock further inereasal by the arrival of 2,100 casks, principally London, of which limited sales at 4 dol, to 3.309 dole, and at 3.70 dugs to 3.5 , 0 dots. Of scotch. 200 roes have km taken at 2.601;dc•1e. to 2.0 A data. Market very depressed, and the article without inquiry. Boar,-Arrivedeach% placed at'3.loo dale. to 3.750 dole. veil. 11l firkins 014, 351 new Diet% 291 firkies new French. 201 erkiee Irish were sold at 4541 c, ea.b prior to the le i:MD of the new, which emend au re. pet lb. For the latest arrivals of old, 246 firkies, no offer has been made. The French not yet Leaded. Ceeeer.e.-Arrived 651 boxes ceenrewition, 265 tallow; of the former have be• ti sold 275 boxes at 640 to 6io rs. Cum:mi.-Market further deprecoed by the arrival of upward. of 11,0001. One parcel super, sold At I.liN dots. hate, fluently the hest told oat roallite WO dole. Fair sold at 720 dol.. • info Mr, at 103 re. each-in ell, 1,200. One pared will he remxported, and the unaild etoek amounts to 14,10% I tons stern, of which 1,055 tone for the Royal Mail Steam Boat Company; 210 om l cl. 12 dols. 5 14) and al dole. hove been paid fur two carve. Welch. Of other deripons the ex tremes have Meta 11 dohs. 500 and - 0 dots., the Pales reivine am:mated to 2,410 tone. Small have been sold at 7 di-dr.:i.e./ to 6 dolt. 500. Copt isoe-Arriecd two parcels learn ilmethelm-toge:her. 2,260 qtla. ; b ath were ordinary and unsuited to the market. 1,302 gels. told at 6 dols. CO/Eve fietaiNo.-Arrived 1,180 pr. Scotch ; 500 pm Carman. taboo( Sioteh, 1,000 pm. at 215 to 230 re. Coresa.-Arrived, 111 tone, of which 61 tont beeniere span order. Several small mks of sheathing at 520 to 510 re. cash, per lb. Coo imur..-Arrieed, 330 oak coin, ot which aleveription the moles =stet of 417 culls at 15 dole. to 1 6 deg& per epl. Deame.-Fur a ~malt lot Swedish, 11 dais per dorm bare bean realised. Fiat a Is very drprewed, and the arrival of upward. et 10,600 brie. him, net withstanding the purchase of 4,410 Wit for re-export, pro duced a Unbolt of 1 dot. to l dol. 500 per hrl., and, even at the reduc tion. there is no iequiry on the part of the trade. Of the neeipts brls. lialtimore 4,031 New Orleans, MOO 1,5:9 Southern, DO Brandywine ' 2,5110 Ts imle, 912 ileigian„ 4 0 9 Slatseitlee, sad 310 Graft. Sold, two caves fultimore, tor the }Liver Plate, at II dole. 401 and 10 dole, deliverable there • 1,513 brls. Baltimore, at 12 dole.; 1,010 Southern, at I 2 dots. tot 3 :lobs.; 1,310 bob. Genoa, at ltd 4.. 5(0; of which 310 bras. were rejected, and about 1,0 0 brae. retailed. Stock in firet hands, 31,0 0 brit.; shippt,l cmetwiae ' 2,410 belt.; re-exported, 6,7105 brie.; edinnted stock in ~caned Innate, 20,000 brls. Onr.-ervlved 151 casks stone jogs, 4,000 demijohns, part sold at ear gnotations. riarc Woe,- Exeepi some public auction., at which about !Steelier. were realised, little has Wee done, the arrivals having amounted to 3,33 pkgs. Berm !ATM-Arrived 250 pieces Scotch. Salm. limiteid to 3 1 1 piens Bulosian at dab. 31 and &Is. 32. 100 pieces Soatch, ordinary a; 14 fol.„, wide at dol.. 21 c sh. W0m...-This market has been supported, notwithreanding compa. I realvely Inge arrivals, the decline Molar barely amounted to 5 dots. ppeerr pipe. oTf h wel . ,ri%'!'ll'o``,Tr'e j ".°`. 4 t 3 LP , r , rd to bui tte 7l ll,lver 4 l 7 l s te Pi yn 55392 pipes Port Venires, 413 Mai seine. 102, pipe. Malaga. in all 2,411% pipe% Lie b.n Ot the rece.pta, 421 pipes white. Sales : 243 pipes, at 175 dole. to 181 dole.; 78, at 160 dol.. to 170 dols. ; 203, at 131 do's. to ,37 dolt ; 25 pipes white, at lee dole. to 16u duly. Bietvitlve pipes port hate been Pohl at 205 dots. to 215 doll., and at 100 dole to 170 dole blediterr.drean : The matt important tmneaction was the nal* 01 about lON to 1,2e1 pipes Part-Venire', to arrive before 31st December nest. In thin contract was !needed one cargo alrewly in port, the other realised 110 d as. ea-b. 413 pipes Catalonia sold at 132 dote. to 12) dots., and ut 90 dials, for interior ; 413 Marseilles within quut-tiona, DUO barrels Malaga at 120 dab. to 133 dal& poor pipe. Eltrostits, CUEI*V.-The month opened wait an extraarilinary activity, with Dice to the extent of 25,000 bags, and, te 7th inclusive, the dencaul was brisk, attended by an odvauce of 51 rein in the two herd to ktiee. After the arrival of the eteamer purchases were limited to tee cam. wplegt.io. of h ea k r u goes, mv tlo w enl g ted fo t e r th au . ste i L n iueo twi s ha s4 v , in t 4 . am l a h u o u , te t i k to . 7 . 5 h ,4 4, 100 h tun unto to 60,000 have, is nearly en:eerily compe.scal ot the lo•er Me. criptiuns, for which there is no inquiry. Our tptotati on for the beist superior mud be understoo 1 as refining to value, and not to the most recent ado., fur there ii not any at market of really fine quality. ' It is, as yet, early to state anything with c ontidence of the future march et the market; is all probability, however, 200,000 bags w.ll lie expoi tad this month, alter whish the expor tatien will eeneibly diroieish, anal we ineline to the belief that not mere than 2,1 ,004) tugs will be shicead during the ....cond six months of the )oar, of which it may be lately resumed 641 1 ,000 will yo to the I:eked State.. Notwithmanilinr recent uufavouratale &deices I tram all consuming oountrie., we do not anticipate any immediate decline in prime, for supplies of the principal rhipping totalities will auk we itumin -, be in adranee of inquiry. Exported, 21,1 - 10 bogs to ' Baltimore, 20,011 Channel for orders, 3,00 u tbarteston, 3 922 Dan- Matttanople, 3,470 Corfu, 6,315 Hamburg, 4,5e0 New Orleans, 10,414 Naw York, 1,e35 Phil tileitchia, 331 River Plate, 3,171 Smyrna, 4,031 I lyra, 3,062 Tricia, 3,700 Wyburg -in all, knee Ist instant, 112,h;b been; I.hiprehl einee 1,1 iwtoht, 111,510 huge. Stool& -line united arrivals amount to ,017 eases, 2,350 bele and bags. oi these 161 caws tem brie and hags ('ampoe, 26 eases 1,150 I kb% and bags Peruams, G. , canes 4ou lone and bags Bahia, the re.' 'Reinder from Santo.. Sate unimportant, of time whole sheet G 0 MOM for capon, leaving a mock of 500 casette:lmm% brie., tee., in elekled, 180 cared 1,500 Ws. and bags !lanes and DAIWA, 1,40.4 brie mei bag. Pernans. Exported, 312 cases to the River PI to. unimportant; uo ,ales reported 01 the stock ,of Rio (kande 15,100 light, 6.5,01-0 heavy. 07 River Plate 5: 4 ,00) are ,on Meld, principally honey weights. Exported, MSG to Charleston, ' 672 Coda, 510 Marna. Daum, Bea e.-Stock, 71,000 aerobes Rio Gran*. 22,00) River Plate, 1.400 to 1.7 0 0 being thi quotations :or the tatter. in the month the market wa. brisk, principally for the United Mates and Chenuei. Since the arrival of the etc tact hit e has ben dnnc, and from the great influx of nenele the ratee have declined, and our quotations must be deemed riontinaL Riotot MAIMKT.-Lhocounti continue to nee at 6 per cent., at which rate there has been rather more inquiry. Elehange. -The transactions have been extensive without any alteration in the rates, lbw freak of the supply having been telly equal to the re mand :or remittances. The prevalent rate mem London has been TJ d; bills have, however, been negotiated at 205 to 29f, both at 00 and Do days, for direct as well as for Slyer Plate bias, and British government bills have been Msedat 10 at which rate smell suens of private bills have likewise taken, 2 941 was the ceasing quotation on Faturdov. France, ere. -326 and 333 have been the extremes quoted, 313 and 33i: the gene ral 'kites, the transactions having been to name extent. 11 - amburg,- Within the last few days bills to same amount have been taken at bl 2 to 615. The united traneectione since the departure of the Tay may be ostler eked at 1411,404. upon London, inclusive of 10,0001. taken by the Treasury, 500,000 trance upon France and Antweep, 31 1 ,000 mares bane° open Hamburg. Stock opened at • 9 ex die., and Las Mike been mid at 591 to DO, the lase price quoted for Proviecial was MI. Specie. -Some sales of Patriot Daum at 1 dol. 770 and I dol, 780; sovereigns ut 8 dais. 610. Doubloon, are flat. Shares.-Commercial Bank k ire been repeatedly quoted at 625 dela. (new mew), Stain Packets have been SOll at 303 dole. ex din. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. ►t VI Or WEDNE , DAT, Ar4I:ST 13, 1851. The State of the Weather at each of the fallowing places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. t ",,,,, p1 ,.. 1 affir.sii , b.rtegth a :b„ of w eather. WW. Wind. • —-- PLYIIOIIIII. ........... B.E. Gentle Been' , Partially Cloudy CHILLTINI.AX WORCESTIIL "Ha .2104.:T8 &W. Gentle Breese; Partially Cloudy GO•POZT S.W. I Mae fetrtaiwi Mil ...» I.E. Berosgßrani Pertlaily Cloudy Porizaroars —.— Tesasuran SYR MOM'. GREENWICH I.E. Gentle Breen Partially Cloudy Brenrudri „.. ....... Oasoua B. I Flea OLOIXICaII . .... Csealurroas B.E. 0 Fine Isuciaeon lancarsina N.W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy Calcimines noose .».»....» E. Gentle Breeze • Partal:y Cloudy 1 Cloudy Srarrosn I.E. Fine PITILIMOMIPOII P.W. Gentle Breeze' Partially Cloud? PAILIDOOTS NOINICIII ...... Deasy Nverinciraut S.W. . Cloudy LINCOLN S.W. . Fine Cams HOLTIIRLD CY Mill S . Cloy Suaresain S.E. , Cloudy Ler:ascot B.E. Gealle Beau Overcast tram. ruscrza. B. Rain Hutt B. Fine LIMIPI B.E. , Cloudy Teen St A InaltOUGU litsuir„triv W. , Floe Nawcaszas Bars.ce Rearseson W. THIS DAY, Noox. °ours* of WM. &hi t! reach of W. state of the Weather. S.W. The returns from the following plates did not reach this office in time for publication ye.terday; they therefor, Indicate the state of the weather on Monday awning at nine o'clock. Wurrituvw E. i Strong Bram 1 Ovectiot 8. 1 Gentle krone I Overrate SHIPPING r.VTELLP;ENCE. the "Sh.loolat .ia:•ttt •• an I •71.11 LIA: CASUALTI Esther Ann, Hunter, of Liverpoa,l, from TH. 4.• for hos wreck' al 1111 , 111 the Ilartan il et, at the N.B. side of Boa Vista ; crew ? passengers, anal port of cargo (Hour) saved, the latter in a damaged state I.orro Grande, St. Vincent, Cape do Verds, July 15. Ensign, limn Africa to Liverpool, was spoken, ana the 21st July, by the Win. ltwasell, in lat. 3i N., lon. 37 W., three of the crew were dead, anal greater port of the re nt•• ler were laid up with lever.--Liverpool, A at;. 12. Reform (smock), of and from Whitehaven to Liverpool, sank off black-combo yesterday; crew east:lL-1"J e t. wasal, Aug. 19. Rajah of Sarawak, Bell, from London for Maalms, put into fable Bay, June 16, with loss of bowsprit, fon mast, niaiumastlo ad, quarter-boat, part of bulwarks, ale. SEABORNR MAILS. rw atantr.ca that tuo mails an armt tram the fitment Pne..ol, ay the male- nod M ay the tontntaa—da.a.t...) 11.ku whew made up' Irma what COUNTRIES. in tit weal Port I 'Ales Oftle• Lisboa. 4.4; atebed. . I.{ .tug. 11.17!; ,, d Wg..19 Vag. 17 - - - IsMerica(hyltriLiacket li, america(byUnited Stats el cachet) N AmertembylS.StutesplaM I . Africa (Wert CAM) N I .tlelaildria• N; Mleium N. Brazil MI Buenos Army M I Califurnia(Ma Cbagros)lfl Cape of Good lio.re NI Constantinople • NI antral America P. Channel Ulm NI Chili MI France Mt N Greco,. N Homburg '0 lielland M Honduras N Irthaul .... - .... ..M Sr India (via floothazi..t.)3l Maio (via Marseilles) N Mestiterr•tneaMvia South 'mph .n) M 20th of the month essuthantman. Aug. 21 Dittss(via Manage) N 7 thlt2 ith utmedu 'Duvet Mexico N Ind of the month N.sdhoosidae. 1 , ...45:.:• Madeira M at's of tine :zee'. imehaseistan. Articul Malta* , 1 :tb,l:th,attri 1 IVetio 1 t'a ittle,. ranith D'ITP? MIT. 11 Napier. N 3thl3th23thotmen. Dover Papal States. ....„.....N Sehl3th73thuienon I laver PetunsNia lll 7007t1i117t1a,7 :atm. wx.huruptoL. All;. 15 Porn X Mk of the month •I.lll,snipt.m. Aug. f. i tuerainys N stbl3t's2.so.lnior..lsu , cr tug. 22 We Inthea M 17th ut the wohtti: , ,uttismptois. Au;. Cu Wept Indies (except ;las vanaa. and Nauman) 70 i bad of the tatuath,imattiamptos. Sept. 3 • The •nails to those conntrim Glue marred (..) are conveyed •.y zrebila psetrzt via %Israelites. CO.IFOIiNIA.—Xan• to and from C.CM131.1 rid tine ratted states are now deepatched and Ade by every Anivrie• i nine let. Tbe neat West India mil Pent mils m els w):1 he made tip on the mornir.g of the Illthlostant In eon*: menace of toe ltth falling un a Sunday. ~Au'K.l3 1 4eutlivapum AN7.2l !..fttie at Lott' rytapat 1 13tiStIOth Et moo. 4.4. It 1........... >nR 'IA of the months torthaetpt.e...lt ith of the mouth Arr., ed todxl7thormor.th 4.olhelt pt.o 4ot. Jo I ith ot the month y irt.eoUt 4 .ept. 7thl7thrthof goon Loner totthlTthof tr,nt, tooth Lmpton Au,7. 20 Yon., tt'ed o ltYrid. ,szthaaptoa It'll of the ntootto Tsloe dal.le . .. Itlel7tA27ttof tnon Dory Aug. :u 7thuulay Vri•t a 1 'lniutun la. Wein.. St fluor.; Lughh, llust.l na 17th of the mouth .os:them:pt. ts Au{ . 21 rwiets dully ..... . tact 1a I.lth of the month •m• t stryton. Au ;. 21 Ithl:2lthos eau •t 1 I>Jra Aug. 1$ ARRIVED. Alrsa--at Lim? 4'.1, August 12, from tie 41 AlfllTllliT --•1 Fulmontla, August 10, front 11,0`-s Auto's. tr.—rt Plymouth, ALIKU4 11, from ......... ..........., Loutloo Aux %T t —at Bristol, August 12, front Ilarmn .11 Al-bill. WICI. •at 1ir4 , 0301d, Aurust 11, from Cephalom i A11,1•111.Lt —at Grarc,eutl, August 11, frOKI ....... ..... ..... .. 7.r .4,117111:11.—at Oraveteral, August 11, fr0m........ ........... taut Cu tn. or —oil the I,:rtid, August Itt, from On* CoLt MlllA—otr Etlutos.tb, August .14 ham_ Crossr .-st lirerpools August 12, from Cauca --at Gmvesend, tugum 11, trout.— ... (•:.;: 66• EXCL. [IONE —at UrnvesenA, Augmet 11, from Tag mr .4 Enter—at I•lymouth, August 11, from 0.•:s Euz.Buvrim—ot WM: /11.4.111 a, August 10, frau ... .... . . ..Lsg Ins Fe sr—et Ilristol, August 12, from ..11ent•un.1 Fuca—et lintrostosd, Aurust 17. from. taws.. • Grams —at Llrerpuol, August 12, from .liausb.ug Mom era—Of Livrrpool, Augu,t 12 Iluts sea re—at Grareempl, August 11, from Emden Jane Lowu•as-at F almouth,.. August 11, from • timbre JIIIIROW—OIf Dad, Augmt 11, Bum .BicLibutto .1 comma —at Gruvesentl, August 11, from JOHANNA CONNIILIA —fa LIVerpZICI, August 12 JANDA L.' muftis—at Liverpool., August 12, from New Wean+ JCLIA—at Bristol, August 12, from Jerry JAIN u Foam. o—off Bristol. August IS, from Groningen Loud—at HMI, Augun. 10, tram Palermo MAKI' AMP 1100.-111 FIPCIIrO.I, AIIIIIVII 11, from Inu L 31sttosairr - at Groenuck, August il, from ..................Patagonia MINCARIII —Off /X3l, .cohost 11, from Gullpol Moray—at Plymouth, A„ gust 10, from Call to 31.1movaivra—at Grave.end, August 11, from ullmdltarrageatt 1 . 1. Ill: LC V•alt , IC—at Bristol, Austuft 12, from Pumnrrom —at Bristl, Augnot 12, from. Havanna!' Kivu u. CALlo.ll—at Gravemnid, August IS, fr0m...... New Turk Itoinatioc Unu—st Liverpool, Augu.t 12, from Richibucto :Couto —ut Liverpool, Auost 12, from Paraiba TUDOR—at Gravefumtl, Au font 12, from „.. Culcutta T. J. Su. rimap—at Oulmouth, Almost 11, from Burson, Wsmomm—at Plymouth, August 11, from 11 1 tivtralia Wu. Itv.som.—at Liverpool, August 12, from Percumbueo W lIJIIILMIN I: PIILIM . at Granvomd, A.gitit It, frUel Tried'. BAILED. Amer Girt -from Liverpool, August 12, to Montreal .tOOO-from Liverpool, August 12. to Montreal Activ-frum Liverpool, August 12, to Riga ACUOIDI-from Gravesend, August 12, to 1121rie A:immature-from Gravesrml, August 12, to ...- ...... .... Baltic HONITA -from Liverpool, Angust 12, to rernanitomo CA7'IIE4:II2 1.1./D0. 4 -from Liv.rirwl, August 12, to 11.1,:a CALPIDINIA-frum Livelissnl, August 12, to Quebec CONSCCVATIVII-from tiraveocud, .lugust 12, to Lls l it. We C.AILUITA - • from Grew stied. August il, to ............. .........-C“ ,112 Cs mous g -from Lin yowl, AU4.1.1 12, to NARA Crss. or Dvertso -worn Liverpoo, August 12, to (Raw Erias Lois-from Dartmouth, August IV, to. London Ermrsoons-10111 Gravewnd, August 12, to Boubsy ELIZA DRAW,' -from Grove-euol, August It to Pt. lil • t's Maur. or I.O:IKDAt.c-frog Liverpool, August I?, to . .. Lou Girouus • Iron roisto„ Augest It, to Ilt. Vincent ari....s -Ivon Liverpool, August 12. to ..... ... - ..... -...llantinras Ittacerws-from Liver p ool, August 12, to Nat ea JANIIICA-IfORI Liverpool, August 12. to 1.111.1. Ca lit.D.,,lnDu -from Gravesend, August 12, to ....- 8..1 1 .11 LOCI./ MAMA-from Gravesend, August 11, t 0....... Norkopi ing LOUISA CillialATlE-Irom Giuvesend, A 14111.1 t 12, to Galivie 31.01.1,10,1 —HUM Gravesend, August 12, to Bortiluty MatcMCF.ll.-from GrAsereiel, August 12, to ...„. I; iltio 111AUSUI,IA -Hem Liverpool, August 12, t 0....... ....... .. -.NI ii.iila MAILT WADI. -from Liverpool, August IL to New V.,. Now WintLD —from Livery., August 12, to New Vora PlUMCktikuk4ll - from OtaVerVIIII. , August 12, to ttte Lee l'ini.ttivi 1411 A-irons Liveryoui, August 12, to ....... ....New Volt I'LC/11111'uoon-frnm Felui.e..t4, August 11, to Lowlei Rocas -trona Liverpool, August 12, to New I'. rk RACCI-from Liverpol, Augll.l 12, to RICCI/. ANL. CIADA-from (ir,emtbl, August 12, t 0..... lfesui soon-from Gravesend, August 12, to - Flsr:ops 1/01P11-11.0121 Liverpool, Ampist 12, to Gerson PEUNLMItt:CO, J vsi: 23.—Arrived; Itobt. Finnic, lland forte. fraw List r,.0u1. July 2. Prim, Smith, li. Ay n+; 9, Cruz t, Smith. R. AyrrK; Una". Unto, Liverpool; Nuupialcl,Carutirliavi, Terra Suva; llaciaail, White, Liverpool. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. British Monarch, ou.wardboUnal, Jolt 21.10. 42 , Inn. $ l . C4Anget (acl.o.mer), 01 Loudon, fur Citita Veta:ol 1, Aug. 9, I.t. 13, lon. ;.tio W. Foxhound (achooncr), July s, I t..1..09 N., len. LSO W. I foron (barque), of an .t fur Itoiton from Liverpool, July 26, I A. 14 , lot. 50 W. Kallibobbo, from Itarbodocsf , rtgverprool, Aug. 11, •iI N.,10n 17 W. (brio), for Demerara, July is, Lit. 41.44 N., lon. 11.52 W. doinniuth, from London for limbo, May 21, lat. 19 ton. 49 W. Zephyr (br.g), fur Dominica, Aug. 9, lot. 48 N., lon. 12 W. [Advertisement.]— lIOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PIMA FOR TH% Crur. or SCIIOVCLA, C‘SO1:1:01.11 W”t'7 , lol ANL OW denim—Az Avory, a youth, the son of Mr. James Awry, of itatusey, was severely atit'C'ed with Mlol\llolls wounds for three ur four years, and during that p , Owl many remedies were tried, but without the least beach', whatever being derived front them. In this ilep'or itias Waite Mr. Joseph Sargeant, chemist, of Ramsey, recommendnt has to we Elolloway's Ointment and Liao, and them invaluable ineitteinev have been the means of etfectually curing the bay ut tinsel:locking com plaint In a very brief space of time. 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BIRTHS, MAHRIAGES,.AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. EASTNOR.—Aug. 9, at Grosvenor-place, the Viscountess l:.,•tsor, of a daughter. FREESIA:V.—Aug. 6, at 01.1d.mds, near Dursley, the wife of 1.. A. Freeman, EN., of a son. KENT.—Aug. 6, at Wotton, near Gloucester, the wLfe of the Rev. A. Kent, of a daughter. ROBBINS.—Aug. In, at Courteen 1141 Rectory, the wife of the ger. George gobbing, M.A., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ARMSTRONO—DEANE.—Aug. n, at St. Nichola', Harwich, w. Armstrong, Esq., rtlo Rest., only son of It. G. Armstrong. ct Tipperary, Ireland, to Emma Sarah, Warta daughter of the late Capt. 0. Deane, of Harwich. BEGAN—LOVIT.—Aug. 7, at Trost :n Church, Suffolk, P. R. tt van. Esq., second son of R. Bevan, Esq., of Bury St. Edmund's, to Eh/ youngor daughter of the late IL E. Ludt, Esq., of Truston Hall. ROSE--GERM.IN.--Aug. 9. at Little Bonifield. Mr. J. M.'. f Pithy, to Frain, Lydia, rel et of A. German, Esq., of Ilsmeron, and younamt daughtio• of the late G. Itutiood, Esq., ut (tuna Farm, Hemp:cad, Essex. WADIES —ANDREW.—Auo. It, at Compstall, the Res. J. B. Was then, of Prewlsiry, Lear Cheltenham, is Emma Maria Lou:° , 4 third astaghttv 6t 0. Andrew, Laq., of Green-hill, Mutton DEATHS. BODLE.—Aug. 1, It. Cottle, Etri.,of Woolaton Chive :2. BULLOCK.—Aug. 6, at Edinburgh, Mrs. Elizabeth brad, re ict of W. Bullock, Eari., of Jamaica. E %Dlr.. Aug. 9, at Webber-elrret, Lambeth, John Crawford Labe. Compositor, late of Glasgow, aged 47. FLEICIIEB.--Aug. 7, Jane, r I Mr. R. Fletcher, 3111...rtrr of the Independent congregation at Top-rham. aged 41. GRANT.—Aug. 3, at Balvey V i.la, Great Malvern, L. J.Grant, aged 66. Printed eat ranger! by Wisa.tate Knot nALIN. of M.% Umber& street. in the flty of London. Printer. at the 011" is lonnb aTi° ' ttrte..in tbe precinct of , late:rut —Waonasi'eT. avoevrtYPt,ll. i ~~ ei 1' I