The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-25 00:00:00

11 11 .... n. A 4, ,•• 1) olpft (4 . 1 1 11 c pre%gi ssatidi4 . r / f. o ,‘ A , fa. 5,291.) . . _ UTTA, I calling at the Cape of Good Hope e sfi f RAM COMMUNICATION between LON poN "DJ INDIA by the taagnificent Fleet of Steamers beano., t. the ram India and Landon Shipping Company Limited). The well known clipper auxiliary abeinurup MAURITIUS, 2,196 Was 90ahor.e power, J. THORN HILL Commander, now loadbag la the V 'cowl& :London) Docks, will leave on 19th August. embark ing passengers at and leaving Gravesend on tots August, for LW rut& calling at the Cape • f Good Hope and Madras. This =gni iceatoup, built expmaly for the India trade, has been thoroughty se gued, has first-rate accommodation tor passenger, and will carr y i s eiperlenced mare°. , also a stewardess. The average wage of these steamers has been 71 days to Madras, some of th e y making the shortest passages outward. TM line will be seaboard on the tots of each succeeding met . with the strictest punctuality, bylone of this Company's marollireut fleet of auxiliary screw steam ships. Fortnight or peelers apply to GRINDLAT and Co, 56, Far lia,t.dra,i, e . , the brokers, ALFRED )IRe - rr and Co, Lea.lenball.street. RC.: or at the OfOces of the Company, 9, sluicing lane, London, P.C. ; where also applications for appointments as inidah pmen In R this service should be made. leHARD DREW, Secretary. East India and Landon Shipping Company (limited., 9, Inaciaetaue, LC. HONOKONG aad WAMPOA (with immediate despatch`, the Ens lastasillog clipper bovine CONFLICT, AI 9 years. VS tons register, J. M. wart Commander ; loading to the Rent India Docka—Apply to DEVITT and SINIRE. 9. glillietabeet, or to GILLS:ILE, HANK EY, and SEWILLI., ST, InadenhalTstreet. LC. SHANGIIAE Direct (to sail the 25 th July) , the otendld clipper ship VICTORY. • 1 IS years, Ma tons rya se N LEOARD MOON. Camera Mir; koala. la the Rag folk DOW Thle beautiful ve,sel, jest returned from Mltam, is Area* recommended to shippers of Rile goods.—For treWl er pomp wall to Oran sa• MOORE. a 11111tter.street ;. or do VILL•TLY. R•RIMY, and !WWII.", Leadenhallntreet, BOMBAY Direct, the magnificent new clipper- C ship, WWI= TEOMPi3ON, • 1 fee Ile years In the laver. irmersrwritene loadingk, LOB tons nester, JOHN COOPER., . boo ln the Es India Decks. This splendid semi, balk by Mars. bird Brothers, td Pirkenhead, having a .2610 t hereunto engaged, will have m 7 quick despatch. trILYDON and !YID. It King WMainetreet or to y, 'MICKEY, end eawsii. 17, Leadenhall4trest DORT PHILLII' Direct (to sail on the Rith J. July), the cell-Ineown, tistessiling ship CA ROUE E ELIZA BETH, A I, SOS tons register, .1061011 MINORS WOOLLAIe, Moseimiler loading in My London Doets.—Apply to DEVITT .4 wogs, 9, latiterntseek EC. or to BELLATLY. JIMMIE, and BEWELIk No. 27, Isindenhandirest, E.C. BLACE BALL PASSEN G ER LINE of CLIPTIIt MIMS for AI7STIALLA from Loudon direct - Port. 211Ip. Toanegel Moan. Ownsland .. fiery (Mar XIOO Z. ladle Qmenahad .. Light of the hp 000 IL India WNW Neville LW T. India Bythey Odom Melbourne •• I Trebolian 2.200 X Judi t Melbourne . Cbetworth To Mill. July 31 August3l Asecit 10 Sept. 10 August 25 Sept. 35 This celebrated tine of packets have, by their punctuality and mad passages, sensed • world-known mutation and their pas senger accommodation Is unsurpassed by any vessels afloat.—For afi particulars respecting t or peonage to Australia apply to eV BAIN= sad no L i verpool: ail Agoras foe the 'BitMt BaU Line and T. Y. YAQUI' sod Csa, 1, Ladleful' greet, Londoa, LC. MirRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' e &adman-yard. London) LINZ of PACW SHIPS to AUSTRALIA.—For illaBOURNit, Poct Direct, to leers Ike Docks oo Thursday. Annul 20, calling at Plymouth. the splen did new clipper ship EIMEX, LIM tons, J. S. ATI' WOOD, Oommander it ; iyhig Use Fad India Docks. Her accommo• idiom for all dames of plowmen are unsurpassed, and she Mil cony an experienced sargeou.— For freight or passage apply MeILIOD, ALT.PORT. and IifORO AN, with Messrs. MONEY MOLLY and SOPS, 7, landenhallatrest. Possengers by this km of packets are oonremid from Paddington to Plymouth Ann dr for oecond-clus fares. and second clam for third-clam fares. MY LITZ/POOL 01 OtIOOOSTOWN TO NZW YOII. NIZIZAGE ZUNIAOZ IZINJCZD TO nvs °UMW (L 6..) 17NTIL ITOLTHZR NOTICZ. TRELIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PIIILADILPHIA ITTY4III-SHIP 001ITAWY totond dm. potobing tbeir tall•pogrooed Ctyd..kilt Len Saw Ittenal,Matoo, sollbg st goosastown to =but pootorto sad dlocoloboo, MOM : FltOW LIVBRTOOL FOR WNW YORK. OLABOOW. Wednesday, rely la CITY OF 211811INGION, Wednesday, August L lANOASOrI, Friday, August Y. AM every Wedneeday, aM erwy alternate Friday- Onalla pomp 16, 17, and 21 Onion woordlne to the seam. Inadatten. Forward maw I IMMO& including an Demist= sseltaL Pawners to Canada. tie Veined MM., and BrObb combs% booked through on .re ir T s % u niti rr terula w —Fee olr ga l b er ti=l l 7. s triar....P. A .c.,l,, i kthaNru= Omsk City. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STIAM4SHIP9, appointed by the Admiralty to sail Wiwi= LIVITIMOL and NEW YORK, and between LIVE& POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to cell at Halifax or other ports to bog and rewire mails goods, and passengers, the Boston ships comae m ails if f oll o wing and receive tormenters and bar Majesty's The or other varlets are ap pointed to sail from Liverpool. Caning at Cork to receive Or Spa : 'CHINA, for NEW YORK, fistarday, August 1. sr:=pmesseteri and goods for :imams and Havana, to be at New York on board the R.M.9.& Omits AMA, for BOSTON. -aturday, Attend 8. FIESTA, for NRW YORK, Saturday. AWN& 15. ii=femoney. tncladlng steward's fee and provisions , bat wfues or liquors To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, song ; woad cabin, i 216. To New York, chief cabin. LIU Mooed shin, Lit Freight to Halifax, Roston, sad New York, El = i azd t. 6 per emit Taimme.—Apply to J. B. nerd. SE Old London ; J. IL Cards, Ram, and It. Mace el• is bass, Pails O. and J. Rams. Deidsmanotreet, Glasgow D. and C. Wirer. gammas.* ; or D. mad C, Mime, S. Water Igo* Ilvegysoi. PEI:LIPPS, GRAVID", ktd PRILLIPPR I de l e tateh the ankreretlowvl evseebs. etearvr. : For ROTTERDAM and the REM, the ELTATIER. treat the BMW' and Palm Steam Wharf, Wanda& every Sunday, at 11 am. Yam :it Ll 10s., and 17s. Id. Deters tickers, aten and a halt. Th e IrTINOOLD, Markey sacewhar auk, free off the Tower. Fare Pl. Poe BILDEIN. the MOWN. July SS, at 11 son. tram Horse karat. HI ND S kwall at woe. INI•11 ti. et. and la. G the LONDON, July TS, fee HarselrWevn. Wks. 68 k., t 2 Is., and 61. To be followed by the GOTTA, WASA. Per Ooffionuarw and STOCIIIOOI, the NIWNIT, I. Mae, AS to and IA 4s. seassee, •a. amey_at eltaplin's Unharmed Otles leffesSetrwikll., se to 011.AVDS, and YILILLIPPS. 11„ Hood-tans. LC. CAUTION.—WARREN, RUSSELL, and Co., Iv we at ta, Strand, Blacking Ink. sad pre Idaanfaeteren, CAUTION the PUNLIC against persons Izadlng under similar Mines, and pestessisp to be connected nub them, or their late establishment at SO, Strsad their only manntactory bens umerr WOIIC . azauri.arairr, vurairmaguAar, GRIT HATR.-CLEVELAND'S WALNUT POMADI 10/1 ehange grey bar to the original colour, deals red or light hair. prevent Int telling otr, sad greatly ne rve Ma angelerenan Price la ed., la ed., andfs. ad.: •verapie Post 24 atearga—Depot, 66, Goner-dm; Bodfordoiaare, A. W.V. and an attending and portankarn Cnthon.—Thore aro lartadon ladtaticso at thin article, thanked sok tor "Oeveland'a Rabid Pomade latalthalted 1865 rpotausTs and TRAVELLERS, Visitors to the 1 Maid* and others exposed to the ecorehlea rays of the tun and heated particke of dust, wILL end 50 ‘LAsne 15ALT1M/R a meet refreshing PrePeretioo for the teminesioch dispelling the cloud of lanthor end relasation, allaying all heat sad irritability. and Immediately a/forting the pleasing seneatioe attending restored elasticity end healthful Kate of the skin. Fiwelitte , tan spots. pimples. limbos. and discolors tons are man caked by its application, and tire place to a healthy purity and delicacy of completion. Price 4s. 6d. and Fa. 6d. per bottle. Said by A. ROW LAND and HON% 50, Rattan garden. and by armlets and perfumers. Ask for "Roatende Kalydor." and hots of spurious and pereictons exactas under the name of "Kahrdor." DIMMEL'S NOVELTIES for the SEASON. .11.10 The ALEXANDRA, PRINCE of WALVIS. wed ROYAL RIDDAL BOUQUET, Su Q. each. The Caseolette Fen, delight folly perfumed, from le. 6d. a mesdames to poet for 60 stamp., The Yurtleh toented Murat, an elepst golden oreemeet for the yedele ehais. : M poet for IS dasspa-1. RIMY= Per fumer. 114. Illmad. and It, CorektlL ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. @COTT'S BILIOUS end Lrrne MLA, prepared with 's{ -y Mercurial Ingredient, from the mine of Dr. Scott. "Di be Wm{ hvalsable to all who suffer from Wrions sad liver oons WAY, Inalspedion, vied, spasms, gldrilnew dizziness of the eteasiks Dar habltnal votiveness, se a tawny aperient medicine. and es &miller of the blood, they are truly excellent ; mild In thdr Operation and grateful to the stomach they ereate4r . ttla, Weds digeolloo. and strengthen the whale nswous Oelahi r r i i ld r: bert 8, Ring Wllllamot, Charing-crow, and Iv wag la boxes, le. 14d. nod ts. Pl. Ile sure to ask 5N Dr. IWO% abet. and Liver WM. The insnalne Dr. • WOW , PM Woks", launlsert . engraved on the DII3NIFORIYB PITRZ num MAGNIISLi las beak daring twenty-five Vian., Phateani nosed by the medical peafowls, and snlesnally scoeste b lb. Patine, as ths bra remedy for acidity of the shout*. • heartburn, beedeeba. not, and lodlystloe. and no a rend ape slat foe &Ills easstituttons, mere sweeten, foe WWI and children. It le In • Mato of paled Wit mad el anthem strength, DINNRYOILD sal 00., 172. Wes •Dose• sleek Lemma; sad mid by en respegable obsolete threemb• eat lie woriL INVIGORATIVE NERVENE INSICNCE. T a T il ibt. owl mort rowel awl mowerfol Illm cordial OM Intro ardasta duc ft ed ; ally ratans to their menial comeaMt lltios ▪ seqrstiles. ea sto In fmirtfl of welch perfect bealat a. 11= It la a seeefb for debility al a Wm* `p from Its ow sown ilbarimpothomit. PoloolOO 211 writ kW* Ifissialli to the wryer rpm boWo froir mmatftles oso for - 'lWfloi; Weft Mama Banomprten sad Co., 220, Ostard-alrost.l l .C... MAUL lamlishall-strect, LC., Loodom. THE MARINE INVESTMENT COMPANY (Lladted). Incoppoested with Limited Liability under the Companies Act. Ikea. Capital £500,000, in 80,000 shares of Att each, with power to Increase. A deposit of 10e. per share to be paid on application and Al lea on allotment. First Woe, £050,000, in 10.000 shares, of which only £ll lea par share is intended to be called up. No second issue will take place until £1! 10s. per 'hare has been called up on the first Lana ' Calla not to exceed Al 10s. per shara at intervals of not irs than two months. Captain R. W. PELLY, RN., Miler Brother, Trinity House, Director of Ute London Assurance, and late Director of the Hudson's lisy Company, Chairman. James Borman., Req., Meows. fickle, Borman, and Co., Mar chand, 127, Leadenhall.street Ambrose Emerson, Esq., Messrs. Newby, Carson. and Co., Grealism-hosase, Mader of the West African Company. Henry Fox, E. q .. Director of the London end ProvWcial Marine Insurance Company. Jdm Hall, Dm.. Fag., Mean. J. Hall, Dm.. and Co., Merchants and Shipprnma New Londonatreet„ Fenclinrch.street. Robert Hewett, leg., Messrs. Hewett Brothers, Merchants and Shipowners, hinny-square. William Anastaaius Jones, Meg., late local Director of the Anglo- Mexican Mint Company, Wilton Lodge, Croydon, Surrey. John Rogerson, Bp , Messrs. J. Rogerson and Co., Merchants and Shipowners, Royal Exchange•lntildings, and fiewcastle-on- J.V. w itussell. lag.. Director of the London and Lancaabire in/Prance Company. Bouerroaq. —Messrs. Dawes and Sons, 9, Angel-court, Throg . EVAVSII.I.O.C. 11•111L1111 —imam redeems* Bank 21. LeetbaremirenSi the Apra and United Service Bank tLimitedi, 27, eanaonetreet. MlDlTUlt&—Mists. Edwards and Jame", 18, Bing street, Cheapide. 970CILOWL—Ilwars. ITOOM Brother', 20, CbanyeeAley, Corohtll. Stnirrroa.—Captain Thomas Tribe. The JernaMem, Corntdll. Bricairmir.—Kr. Thomas Sharer, 27, leadeahalletnet. Temporary Mole of the Oompeay, Yarn. Ulmer& and James', glagetreet, Cheapelde. ABVDOLD PROBPSCTUS, This Company is eetabliabed for the purpose of granting tem porary loess and advances on eligible aMps, and ether marine property, by way of =Amite or assimmient on the vessels and their freight, covered by policies of insurance, and on such other security as may DA found desirable. Money will also De remised oa deposit for dated periods upon Miami' to be agreed. sad will be employed In like manner with the capital. the uncials I po-- Bon of which, and the property held on mortgage by the Com pany. will at all times afford ample security to den:altars. It la well known that the imbues of • shipowner, when pro • rnmasS e ls extremely profitable; but the outlays befog es sometim , and occulotrally required at short notice, temporary stance is frequently of great benefit, even to wealthy owners. The estimated tonnage of British vessels mortgaged is WOO teas, whkh, computed at • value of tito per ton. yields • Met value of 46,566,400. Aasuming the advances to average but not to exceed one half the value, the rum advanced on mortgage would amount to All,rlB.oou. It thus becomes apparent that a wide field exists fora well established company of this kind. In consequence of the tangible character of the secarity offered, and of the margin of safety presented In loans on ships and property connected therewith, reinforced as it is. In the oar of vessels, by the amount of freight, which sometimes equals the rake of the ship, the Directors believe they are justified la assoming that the Company willpreaent a most profitable channel for Investment to shareholders, while depositors will find a safe and permanent security for the employment of capital at • good rate of lutenist, Detailed torospectuaes and forms of application for sharesmay be obtained of the Secretary, Brokers, and Bankers, and the articles of emaciation, by which the avenge. of formation are limited to one onnlifth pee cent on the capital, may be seen at the Solicitors' or Brokers', and at the °faces of the Company. If no allotment of shares takes place the deposits will De re turned in NOTlClL—latending shareholders of the Marine Investment Company are respectfully Invited to peruse the following almbacte from the Press : TEI Thin—" The board Is composed of persons Intimately connected with the shim*, Interest, and the object is to orga. nine a system for making advances on the security of vessels, a Dismisses latch is at present eseinsiveiy in private bands." SISIPPI3O OITISTI— . ' We have long seen the necessity for the establishment of an Institution such SI the Marine Investment Company. and anticipate from its operation sabstannal benefits to the shipping intend, and &remunerative return to the capital employed. • • • The enterprise rests upon a solid founda tion, and if property 7 conducted there is every reason to anti cipate the most rttstaetary results to all oone rued." runt Nitwit This it a class of business which has hitherto been almost exclusively confined to individuals, who, In many balances, obtain high rides for the votiommodation afforded. The direction is respectably composed." Mingo° Drat—" In the hands of practical men three tran sactions are very profitab , e . and with the advantage of aim dated capital and wider wineskins, such a business in the hands of a public company may reasonably be expected to prone highly remunerative. The direction is generally such as will secure public confidenee." ftrA-NDLID.—" The direction Is highly respectable, and Include thomeghly identified with the shipping trade, and CTe N t ia ore every reason exists for believing that the undertaking will be properly managed. It is wall known that this kind of business when privately conducted 'delis a large amount of pro fit, and with the means which a public company on command tha returns should be proportionately great." DOUGLAS, Isle of Meta—His Grace the Duke of Moire to residence, the CASTLI VONA ROM sad BOARDING-VOUSH The patronage of familia and tourists it solicited toe this unrivalled and economical establishment. See Bradthavr. Tariff and Mt of furnished beams oa receipt of two stamps. VrARSHALL'S HUNGARIAN BRANDY. " &psi to the finest Cogasc."—Dr. Hama and Protestor Way.—Ot ell retailers Si. Bd. per bottle, caseated, labelled, and cork branded J. 0. Marshall, "Sot. One dozen ame, Ma. (railway earriact DLO). Depot, 114, Mderepheellett, ALLSOPP'S ALE and 017INNESSI3 STOI7T. JOHN P. 11100 S and Co.. tole contractors for Bottled Beer to the International Exhibition, Arent' for Samuel Allanyp and Bon's India Pals AN and Burton Al.. and Guinness. Son, and Co.'s Hate Mout, Importers of Wines and Spirits--Of fices and Storm, the Royal Exchange, E.C.—The Odds supplied on Ilband tarots for emit BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new Invention, so admirably oontrived that a full butt, ss wen as manse casks, may be raised or tilted on It without labour or tronbia Its .anon is so Impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid fluid by no possibility can be disturbed. Mee OIL. tls., 14s, to suit 4j, V. and IV gallon =kg. BARLOW'S SZLIF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No venting required. No more eat beer or tour wine. Prow 10. ed. ; ditto, electroplated, Ys.—',poly direct to I A IILS HARLOW, patentee, 14, Clog flam-taxed Mansion.houte. nee that his name sad address are as every article : all others are spurious unitatior ingraviags grails. lotablisbedlW2o. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH and ISON, I and 4. GOODGIVITRRAT, W. BROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS awl 0017 C BSMICk TuraKura Trunks, Porte's& taws. . Catalogues free. BROWN and GREEN'S KITCHEN RANGES (Prize Modal, International Exhibition, 188!) roast meat In front of the Lee without interruption to the settee of the oven, hot-plate, boiler, etc. The ovens are well-ventileted, and perfect either as roasters or for the baking of bread or pastry. For efficiency, economy, ventilation, and cure of ',miry chimneys, these ranges are unequalled. They are of all alms. and prices ; sad thalami comp lete fitted with bath and steam appanerus, Wu.. fula the meet appointment for large establish. meets—gl, Blaboregatestreet Within- riAVDDFI3 BUT DIP CANDLES. 6d. per lb. ; LI Sperm Candies, ls. 4d. sad Is. 6d.: flee British was, Is. 541.: tennsogrent war. la 6d. ; Erbrost yrsx and sperm. la : Omens war, la dd.: bidsale we,, la ; pales parafatie. la 6d. compd• dta, fid., 9d., sad the bast 100.: medallic for Palmer's lamps, Idd. ; magnums, dd.; mould" 74d.: Cols& nil. fa per hallos: yellow soap, Ws., Km, Ma, and 41a per tl9.lba • raKtled sBa ; old brown Windsor, ls. $4. par packet ; eontroon brow. Windsor. : white Windsor, Is. M.; bossy, is. 41. : glycerine and almond. la per bar—for oath, at Y. P. DA addir eld setahUsirrl warrhome, dt, K Idarties4uss o Ctiaring-ctoss, London, W.C. VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and BBOODEN, far the Information of the Public and their numerous Patrons. beg to make the following announcement re. prdiag the VALUE of GOLD, feeling persnaled that the haw reds et the fair trader and the public will be alike pretected by the wide cirenlaUon of knowledge on this subject. Gold Owing divided late 14 parts or carats, It fo`lows that geld of M ante hoe, Is 13 carata..l3 84 9 carats .. gl 11 10 walk ../.4 4 114 17 carats.. I 2 6 carets .. 1 11 3. pot 000 a. 16 curate.. 2 1 74 7 carats .. 1 4 arab— 4 1 B 15 carats.. 1 1 1 It carats .. 1 1 1 22 canes (British 14 prate_ 1 gie 6 pirate.. 017 S "tendert) 317 104 13 prate.. 1 0 4 carats .. 014 1' 21 carats.. 14 4 11 carats.. 1 114 11 conga .. 010 71 20 aerate.. 110 94 11 carats.. 119 1 2 canna— 0 7 1 19 carats. S 1 3 carat... i hi unfeeling, 16, Beerlettegrawel, Covent-PM'''. W.C.. London Aar made of Cluing and Jewellery for U. each. Y.B. 7711. 6talsl is cloud at 6 in the evening, sad OD Saturdays at one o'clock. HYAM and Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS, at th i a nug giatnesPo ISTABLD3IIIII{NT. Iti and 47, 0170 ilf OYB' ITOII, HARROW, and RUGBY A, walk la ammo am welt-adapted &slips, 21s. to 655. UM' SUITS IN ORDINARY.—The Tronners .1.0 el dilloroot lootertal to **Jacket olul Vs* no to WI. BOYS' TROUSERS on TRIM-FITTING JIMA Ind le! suredlis pitie's,. lea Y. to 10s. Y. BOTS' SUMMER KNICKERBOCKER SUITS. Kota admix's! bar Javaallity ot at,* Ifa. SL Os Ns. BOTS' SIIIMR-SEASONJACKETS, for Balboa as Omani Weer, at plasm& 10a. ad., lia. IL. so 4 Illa TIMM and 00., Nand 67, OXFORD-BM= ; juL 11. 2 , , sod 23, xmanuort, Butidnuntsx ; and fl. SIIOOATZ. LLCM FrItOUSN3B.—HAMILTON sad KIMPTON beg to Wens the pall& that the NEW 000E6 for the preseat seaman an sow reedy. lad reetimeen ertta de met Wel Fon a gate pries. sea awed ea the Wei eteterteha 304 ElnatE lePPeetto Easter 141 E. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1863. Ortolan ToosAs g ruff, Birmingham. hilt woonfactu" -14 dividend of 9jd. , any Thursday, at Wham% airinbiLbsin- JOHN PARSONS, Headley, Worceetershire, licensed victualler -Ist dividend of top., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birming ham JAW LOWSILIAN, Golborne, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer lad dividend of lid., any Wednesday, at Tumor's, Liver -9,01- ORM= HOLLOWAY, White Waltham, near Maidenhead, smith —anal dividend of in. id., any day, at Darvtlrs, Windsor. August IL Kew. R. W. Belt, Bromptou.row, Brampton, clerk is holy orders—August 11. A. Staff, South Lopham, Norfolk, miller —Anima 4. W. Brooks, Tarporley, Cheshire. farmer—August 8. 0. 'lthompses Wharton, Cheshire, salt manufacturer —August S. J. 14'Whirtar, Liverpool and Bootle, lAneashire. baker— August &F. O. Frseer, Wrexham, Denbighshire, watch maker lowest it J. Syddall, Wortley, Lancashire, common brewer— August 10. 0. Waters, Cambridge, au-pouter—August 10. 1. W. Piddock, Cambridge, grocer—August 8. 11. Slade, Haaelbary Plucknett, Somersetehha, twine manufacturer—August It. 0. Bansett, Oakham , Itutlandshire. plumber—August 15. W. IL Smith (separate estate, Deptford, coal merchant—August 14. B. C. Steven, West Baltlepool. grocer. PAII4IJIIIIPS DISSOLVED. W. Wyse, and J. Butter, Shiffnal, Shropshire, fanners—A. Smith and Smith, Winchester, provision merchants—P. Raw son, J. ABMs, and G. IL Rawson, Liverpool, insurance b roken— S. A. Raphael and T. A. Raphael, Winchester.buildinga City, Manchester and Bradford, commisaion merchants—J. Heentt and W. H. Hewitt, Manchester, attorneys—J. Onions and T. &OWN an. Netherton Foundry, near Dudley, WorceelffnehMo. general ironfoun den — le. B. Clark and T. W. Fanfold, Meament piece, Bethnal-green, fancy soap manufacturers—C. Daher aad J. Francis. Jun., Kettietwook, Warwickshire, paper makers— ' J. Watson and J. Richardson, Brydges-street, Covent-garden, advertising agenta—J. Finoham and J. Smith, Mildeaball. Suffolk. machinists • J. Puller and R. D. Long, Wood street. Cbeepside-41. Welch and J. Wiffetaker, Radcliff and Manches ter, Lenneahlre, bleachers—G. J. Phillip., R. A. Faithful, and P. Palmer, Watling-street and Old Change, City. so faro regards R. A. Isithfuß—P. H. Whitikeld and J. W. Balmer, Hereford, wine merchants—W. Waine and C. Morgan, Norwich, chemists —E. Burgess and F. 0. Ward, Lower Wacker Mina, near Wells, Sorsersetshere. paper manufacturers—A. killimen and C. Boyd, Moorgate.street, City, and Sh ingenue, Hong Kong, and Yowchow foo, Chins, general merchante—P. Garda and A. Jacobs, Covent garden-market, trait dealers—J. J. Tabs and W. Puma. Scar borough, drapers—J. G. Paley and S. Piney, Calverley, York ) shire, woollen cloth manufacturers. SCOTCH SWPINTRATIONS. ATHRAHDER GRAHAM, Zest Kilpatrick, litirilagshlre, fanner, July 28, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. WILLIAM JOSNSTON, Hocidam, Dumtriewthlte, weaving agent, August 4, at the Bash Hotel, leclederhan. Tema ltircanitt, Pitlowie, Perthshire, farmer, August 1, at the Solteitort Library, Perth. NAVAL AND KILITARI. (nor LAST mores crazerri.) WAR-OFFICE, JOLT 24. Std Regiment of Foot —Lieutenant-General J. Wharton Frith, from the 2nd West India Regiment, to be colonel, vim Lieutenant Generel the Hoe. Charles Grey, trine- feTred to the colonsicy of 71st Foot. 7Lt Regiment of Vuot—Lientsmant-Geosral the Hon. Charted Grey, from the 3rd Foot. to be colonel, vice Geoend Sir Thome Erskine Napier, K.C.R., deceased. 2nd West India Regiment—Major-General Botel Trydell to be colonel, vice Lientenaet-General J. Wharton Frith, transferred to the ooloesley of the 3rd Foot. The Honorable Artillery Company of London—Tbe Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint his Royal glibness the Prince of Wales, 1.0., to be ceptain-geberal and ooloaeL CHATHAM, JOLT 24 Rinwroacrwczna Pon InniA.—The following re inforcements us ordered to embark at Gravesend, for Ind* for the purpose of augmenting the various corps in the Bengal, Bombay, and Madras presidencies:—tad (the Queen's) Dragoon Guards, 1 officer and 61 men ; 3rd (Ponce of Wales's) Dragoon Guards, 1 man ; 7th (Princess Royal's) Dragoon Guards. S men; 19th Humors. 1 offing and 56 men ; Royal Artillery, 39 offionre and 675 men ; Ist batta lion of tbn Ist King's Royale, 3 officers and 39 men ; Irk I:Aniline of the 4th King's Own, 3 officers and 35 men ; lit battalion of the 18th Royal Irish, 39 men ; let battalion of the 19th Regiment, 3 inners and 60 man ; Ist battalion of the 29th Regiment. 2 officers and 66 men ; 27th Inniskil lings, 2 officers and 74 men ; 33n1 Regiment, 1 officer and 13 men ; 34th Regiment, 2 officers and 28 men ; 38th Regiment, 1 o ffi cer and 20 men ; 42nd Royal Highlanders, 3 officers end 61 men ; 44th Regiment, 1 officer sod 14 man ; 46th Regiment, 49 men ; 51st King's Own Light Infantry, 1 officer and 40 men ; 54th Regiment, 1 officer and 12 men ; 56th Regiment, 2 officers and 70 men ; lit battalion of the 60th Rifles, 1 officer and 24 men ; 66th Regiment, 1 officer and 29 men ; 77th Regiment, 2 officers and 13 men ; 79th highlanders, 3 officsn and 20 men ; 80th Regiment, 1 officer and 41 men ; 82nd Regiment, 5 Men ; 88th Coollsoikt Rangers, 3 officers and 15 men; 89th Regiment, 1 officer and 38 men ; 90th Light Infantry, 2 officers and 53 men ; 91st Regiment, 1 officer and 10 men ; 93rd Highlanders, 1 officer and 38 men ; 94th Regiment, 2 officers and 190 men ; 95th Regiment, 3 officer. and 34 men ; 97th Regiment, 1 of and 1 man ; 98th Regiment. 3 officers nod 43 men ; 102nd Royal Madras Fusiliers, 90 men ; 103rd Royal Bombay Fu silken, 72 men ; 105th Madras Light Infantry, 38 men • 106th Bombay Light Infantry, 7 men ; 107th 11.7 e Infantry, 10 men ; 108th *Won Infantry, 29 men ; I Bombay Infantr y, 39 men ; 2nd battalion of the Rift* Brigade, 9 men ; and 3rd battalion of the Rifle Brigade, 3 officers and 34 men—total, 96 officers and 2,215 non-nomads slaked officers and men. WOOLWICH, JOLT 24. Vice-Admiral Bontatroff, of the Russian imperial navy, visited the dockyard thin day. with • special Admi ralty order, arid inspected the Osledonia, iron-clad scow frigate, and the several departments of the establishment, sooompanied by the Commodore Superinteudent, Sir F. W. Nicoleon. Re also paid marked atteotion to the opera tions of Bray's steam traction-engine, now used for the removal of heavy loads, to supersede horse labour ; and the company has received an order to manufacture a similar engine and carriage for the Russian government. The Woolwich division of Royal Marine Light lotantry ' being at present above its present average streogth, a cum. her of recruits are ordered to leave for the depot barracks at Deal, to relieve the crowded state of the barrack quarters at Woolwich. THE CHANNEL Fcarr.—The Channel fleet arrived off Sunderland co Thursday. The squadron consists of eight vessels, And launder the command of Rear-Admiral Decree, who, in the course of the day, received the mayor and a deputation from the council, the meet hearty end friendly congratulations being exchanged at the interview. It seems the Tyne is to be deoied the pleasure of a visit from the fleet, but as it is to remain on the Wear over Monday. there will be ample opportunities of beholding the rare and magnificent sight. —Nacre/ere Chronicle. PirffUNATIC DISPATC/t COMFAffe. —The report of the directors to the third ordinary general meeting of share holders state. that, in accordance with the intimation con. veyed at the last general meeting, and under the sanction of the proprietors. the experimental tube and machinery have been removed from Battersea, and laid underground from the Euston @tattoo of the London and North Western Company to the district post-office in Eversholt-street. The length of this tube is 600 yards. On the 20th February last the Pat-office authorities discontinued their street conveyances, and entrusted the company with the tram. mission of the mails. From that date the service of tl • district has been entirely performed by the company. Thirty trains per diem (Sundays excepted) have been despatched with perfect regularity, and up wards of 4,000 trains have run without impediment or delay. The time occupied in the transmission has not exceeded seventy_ 11411:004P. The daily cost of working boa averaged N. 4s. sd. ; and five times the number of trains could have been conveyed without any appreciable increase of expense. Confirmed in their views by this result, the directors proceeded to carry out the decision of the lent general meeting, by the issue of a capital sufficient to enable the company to lay a main line of tube 54 inches in diameter, with the necessary stations, appliances, and ' machinery, from the Emden Station to the General Post office, in St. Martin's-le-Grind, and forward to Gresham street. This capital having been subscribed, the directors entered into contracts with Mr. Barrow, of Staveley, Meads. James Watt and Co., and Messrs. John Aird and Son—the gentlemen who constructed the original works—for its completion. The length of this tube will be nearly 2i miles; mad the entire oat. so far as eon be foreseen, including the laying, station accommodatier, a id the necessary apparatus and pumping engines, will I e &haat 05.0001. The whole route has been carefully exam" .sd definitely determined. From the active measures sloe by the contractors in the preparation of the tubes and fisz nes, the directors hope to commence laying the line at as earl date, and will press forward its completion with all m cable expedition. A considerable portion of the further issue of shares has been taken up by the original proprietors and the contractors, and the remainder has been allotted among 76 new shareholders Dithrli or TB6 PYTITONE&Y.—Tb3 pythoness, which was more than a nine days' weeder last year, is dead. She bad refused all food for twenty-four weeks, and in the afternoon of last Wednesday week she quietly expired. Os opening her she was found full of eggs ; some were of the sire of a ben's egg, and extremely like it is appearance. it is probable that her efforts to deposit these eggs were the cause of her death, but it isyreV certain that she sever TURIN, JULY )4. NEW WORE BY DE 011:LLY AGUIDE to DOMESTIC 11YDROTIIE RAPILIA the Water Caro in Acute Diocese. By lAMBI MASin GOUT. W.D., do, Ac. Author of the Water Curs $u Chronic Diann." London nimpidn, Ilanhall. and Co.. Stationers'-hall.court. Dr. Goody las returned to Malvern and his profirdond avo cations after hl. Novara indimpositiose IRON LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. AM OP BOLKTEOII3 ABB NUITITKR PARTD7ULA2I TO II OBTADFLEI AT THZ orms OF THE CHIEF arourraAr, court or BANKRUPTCY, sAturorai.teeraszr.] BANKRUPT'S. ROBZAT Kntsza,.Bt. J . af;;;;;e4 - 17e - ei,, - Pentonvllle, plater, to we- _ reader August 11, at 11. A , win= Java Boon Peucburchetreet, and Web lingtou.road, Rock - well, globe A ugus t 11, at 11. DAVID Mums. Few:bun:lb-street, tailor, ll, at 11. YIIDIRICII AXIGUITO3 FARRAR, Russell.gm•e, lirizton, and Can non-street, City. solicitor, August 11, at 11. Charlton,JAttct Hoard , gent, carpenter. August 11, at 11. Wis.Lum IMMY JAI9III HODEDIS,CrADfOrd-CDADI. Brlandan- ..aquae. boot maker, Avant iI, it IL IticsLi= AcTrwica Wonaaooc, Man Westminster, wilr„ doe:AOg U, aU. ULM ILWRALL. Linea Portland-place. oat roar• chant, August 11. et IL 01logos NORMS U Harwo*K-49. 11 K, Regrues-Park. sad Carlton-chazaben, Regentstreet, stock jobber, August 11, at 11. RICHARD WAYIOI, New-ctism, Surrey, watchmaker, Aug. li, at It Julie Pane Clloll23ign, Chelsea, Magas, Mama, August 4, at t AUBE) /31101 fie, NowaNeat. Cloth-fair, barman, August 4, at 2. MENA INOWILL and ANIMA JANE 10ixa1r, Ameskg, Btrvq . 1; at 2. CH=r lBK MAitifilL i n gt et., Horton. eh 'e currier. Aug 11, at 11. Cliaeirge HOgenelgel, Croaby-ball-chsaibmq Blehopagateetrect Within, attorney, August 11, at 12. Oftese 1100111, lit. Jarerespiace, Bermondsey, and Norway wharf, Roeherhitheetreet, tgbtermau. August 11, at 12. JOILit Bo rot, HAMM, Tottenham, blacksmith. August 11, at It JOU* NAMIL Dunematerrace, Winston. jeweller, Aug. 11, at 12. CALII RUM Marretreet, lackey, and klucklersbury, City, 1 . 61 1 . Meek, August 11, at I?. AlB ' l/ B Vll.l,Last Lartrig, Jewinetrest, City, manufacturer of hair nets, August 11, 01. Tug DOTSON 11012, Steamier-place, Paddington, commission agent, August 11, at 1. Mentor ElinegrOff, Aldershot!, Hants, deputy assistant cam missery-general, Aroma 4, at!. RICHARD RYAN/13'MM, Birkenhead, coal merchant, Aug.ll, at 11. EDWIN JAW PleaUgag, Carlton-cottages, Kentish-town, tailor, August 7, at 11. WILLIAM ihaJare, Cumberiend-etreet, Pimlico, bouding.htmse keeper, August 7, at 11. JOHN XRARIIII, Oxford-street, culler. August 7, at 11. Mzeithdreacart, Noriend.equare, Nouing bill, boarellget. boa.. keeper, August 7, at 11. Haiti Pfgrailingia, Cumberiend- street, Pimlico, commission agent, August 7, at 12. WlLLialt IlegultLe2, Wilmott-place, Old Kent-road, paper pulp maker, August ?, at 12. GLoaCii WIJAM Weblies-place,Gowees-walk,WhltecbaPeLbuilder, August 7, at 12. Jon. DATIoaD SLIM, Fumblers-inn, and Briatol-gardsna, Maids-hal. architect. August 7. at 2. Joint INLuxe,Queen'iebedidingaßrompton,carpeeter,Allg.7,att 010101 BTANIKIST, Chelsea, livery stable keeper, August 7, at 1. WILMAN MCLamor, Eatonetreet Pimlico, tea dealer, Aug 7, MI. CHARLES HAIHIM, Cambridge, tailor, August 7, at 1. Heger KUiP, jun., York-terrace, Bermondsey, traveller on ooenmisston. August 7, at lE. JAW A RAENA H Craw, Upper Thatnes.street,Clty,licessed victualler, August 7, at 1. JAMim Kum, Portswood, Haute, builder. August 7, at L 'WILLIAM Jmnass Cambridge-road. Mile.en.i, ollman,Ang.7,atl. Hilly IMAM, Old Jewry, and Hounslow, surveyor, Aug I,st E. WILLIAM SPATCHIR, Northampton, plumber, August 7, at 2. 010101 CATON, Wheeler-street, Smtallelds, chenille manufac turer, August 4. at IL WILLIAM HEART PIRLINS, Woolwich, tailor, August 11, at 11. WlLuam Berates POOl.l and Joan Lora Bogen?, Kenilworth, attorneys, August 17, at 12. 'IHOHAS SPerrtg, Eckington, Worcestershire, horse dealer, August; at 12. Fleeces HAWS, Alrewaa, Staffordshire, draper, Aug. 14, at, 12. WILLIAM 801.2451, Birmingham , hosier, Antis! 14, at It. Huai 1 OM; ganglam,Nottingbambire,surgeon.Aug. 10,at 11. SAIIIII. FLIP?. Mansfield, Nottalicemed sictualler,Aug. 10, at 11. JOgerti Boucle= and 'THOMAS BOUCHER, Neweliam, Gloucester shire, carpenters, August 11, at 11. DAVID VAUGHAN, Flabguard, Pembrokeshire, general merchant, August 7, MIL WILLIAM THOMAS, Lisleard, Cornwall, grocer, August 7, at I. WILLLAM MUM HOCKING, ralemote, painter, August It at 12. JARS WILLYKLET, Bradford, machine wool comber, Aug. 6, at IL 'Tailing BARRON RZYWORTH, Leeds, joiner, August 6, at 11. Pistol 1411 D, York, trunnion ter, August 6, at 11. WILLIAM GRIER, Leeds, galYarnsed irou rusuutactr., Aug. 0, MU. Jana litorren, Doncaster tea dealer, August 8, at 10. A6HTOII TURNIR, Chesterfield, brewer's measlier. AMPS, et 10 . FAH= 61/TCHRIA., 8o werby, Yorkshire, butcher, August 10, at 11k. Prate HAWTHORN 57gweettAldwark,YoUrskomper.Aug.10,at 11. Geosen WAVA.I, Beitale, Yorkshire,' carrier, August 10, at 11e. WlLLiut MILLS. Preston, gahmonger, August 6, at 11. ILICHAeIe KING, Chorltou upon-liedlock, cigar deakr,Ang.4, at 11. 171ostA6 He/Jog, lace, Tannish , coal proprietor, August 6, at 11. WILLIAM HALL BLACK, lissilngden, Lonessihire, mime spiener, August 17, at 12. JOHN Ntcowiesem, Newcastleepos-ryne, engraver. Aug. 6, at 11. JOHN Emote Biehupwearnsoutb, bootmaker August 5, at lie. 010151 LASMosi, Liverpool. shipwright. August 4, at 1. SAMONL HARDT, Holmerth, Yorkshire, coal dealer. Aug. 3, at 10. MICR 010181 ISTUBI3, Easlagtou, Durham, tailor, Aug. 6, at 11. Josses YAMS, jen., Peterborough. plumber, August 8, at to. Join DAVIS', Birmingham. cabinet maker, August 4, at 10. WILLIAM HINMAN, bliddiewicu, Cheshire. grocer, August 5, at 10. 010101 DIVALL, Dudley, journeyman hatter. August 17, at 11. JOHN BYWAY, Wolverhampton, beer retailer, August 4, at 12. RICHARD AUI!U DALY., Walsall, Staffordshire, atterney's clerk, August 4. at 12. Jogs Conga Wolverhampton, mill maker, August 4, at 12. THOMAS „JoLLY, Loughborough, Leicestershire, watchmaker, August 5, at 10. 111011A8 CHISTIRTON, Loughborough, Lei.estershlre, tnish manufacturer, August 6, at 10. AMBE.9II FNEDZIUCK Moues, Christian Ilaliord, Wiltshire, Milor. August 4, at 11. JAMILy Lone. Downhaus Market,Norfolk, shopkesper,Aug.3. at 12. ()Roma YATINICK. Mount Radford, Sear Exeter, gentleman, August 5, at IL Hecate 'THOMAS, Hereford, innkeeper, August 11, at 10. Joegext GUrRRiI,OII, Ryde,lsle of Wight, shoemaker, Aeg.6,1t12. Joel HATPIN OakauW, near Hyde, Isle of Wight, late post niager, August 5, at 11. HENRY rausie, Riegstead, Norfolk. hlteeler, August 11, at 11. WILLIAM CLARK LorNte, Harrogate. Yorkshire, whlttanlith. Augusta at 10. o ILUAI limer 11. 'Bristol, Bristol, coachmen. August 14, at EDWIN GUARD, Bristol, timber dealer, August 14, at 12. mryggßL TVIJIJ, Chstham, earners servant, August 7, at It BARTHOLOMIN DLLS, NorthtAgton, Derunaldre, Niggler, August 8, at 10. RICHARD BUODI, Brighton, stationer. August 13, at 11. Jaligs INOARPIILD Brighton. 1 to IlAbruutiger. August 13, at 11. W Hamel DAVIS. Wombridee, Salop, tailor. August 13, at 10. JOHN HENRY ALDIRSON, Hearten, Lucian's'', general me,- chant, August 14, at 10. LAST FaAMINATIONS. July 31. G. M. B. Michell, Charlton, Kent. examiner of mili tary stores-August IL A. 11. &must, Idoestar-eqaareand Hay market, trunk ca le er-August 14. E. Thomas, William-street, Regents park, journeyman tailor-Oct. 2. C. Davis, Drummond street, Eustonaquare, manager to •publican -OM. 2. J. Hanna foni, Cleveland-stout, Mile-end, tailor-August 14. T. W. Omen, Castlodermes, Dalston, shoe manufacturer - August 14. J. Baker, Bedfordbury, St. Martin'ahme, haberdasher-August 14. W. A. Brett, Ratcliffe-cross , Middlesex, licensed victualler- August 14. Weis, Freeschool.street, Horselydnwo, baker- August 14. F. C. Tardier, Olausille.terrace, Clapham. late clerk-August 14. F. A. Holmes. Fastetreet. Old Kent-road, foreman to a priuter -August 14. A. Xenon, Threadneedle stmt, City, merelunt-August 14. D Boucicsult. Brighton, dramatic author-August 14. T. W. Mille Westbourne-street, Pimlico, auctioneer's porter-August 14. H. Hancock, High-street, Borough. butcher August 14. R. Branch, West Ham, Ewe; shoemaker-August 14. T. P. Burroughs, Great Yarmouth, at torney-August 14. T. Rook, Barnsbnryderrace, Islington. late licensed victualler-August 14. J. Price Lett°, widow, Archer. terrace, Ismehouse, (Livia maker-August 14. J. J. SOI.CII, Illabatreet, Newington Butts, butcher-August 13. C. Blinn, Northampton. builder-Sept. 9. S. Bough, Chaddeuley Corbet, Worcestershire. shoe maker-Sept. 8. Mary Jones, Nottingham, boot maker-August a. j u a zt, tickhill, Yorkshire. paper maker -August 18. Jr Wram y, Yorks/me. butcher-August 12. O. philllpa. Wate rlo o, Lancashire, botcher-August 18. W. Oardner, White Lund, Lancashire, farmer-August M. H. M. Cresskill, Rochdale, Lancashire, bookaeller-August 1t D. Junes, Raiford and Eccles, Lancashire, pawnbroker-August 14. R. Fisher, Tynemouth. Northumberland, late stationer-August 18. T. Spicer, Woodham Ferris, Moss. farmer-August 13. W. B. Beckett, Wolverhampton, tailor-August 7. J. P. Smith, Whit. wick, Staffordshire, agricultural engineer -Austin I. H. Deny, Wolverhampton, tailor-August 7. IL Harley, Patangbam. Staffordshire, plumber-Auaust 4tl. W. Wells, Tempsford, Bed fordshire. blacksmith-Angust 7. J. Lewis, fruitier'', Wiltshire, blacksmith-August 8. R. Howells, Maesteg, Olamormeshire, miner's overman-August 19. F. Harrison, Holymoorside, Derby shire, grocer-August 19. R. Bushy, eel,.. Walton, Lancashire, farmer-August 8. T. Craven, Bleutal. Yorkshire, mason con tractor-August 14. T. Howes, Fenny Strattor I. Buckingham shire. late licensed victualler-August 14. J. Whitehorse, Bitten ley, Buckinghamshire-August 17. D. Cowell, jou., Blackburn, Lancashire, late innkeeper-August lA. J. Bayley and Elisabeth Bayley. Mdministratrix of W. Bowler, dmessed , Wilmslow, Cheshire, journeyman bricklayer-August V. R. Loader, Rs de, Isle of WW„ butcher-August 19. R. likeftingtoti, Leicester, butcher-August 11. G. Newman, Tonloidge Wells. auctioneer -August 11 J. Cramer, Colchester, Emu, shoemaker-August 27. M. howerby. Barnard Caatle, Durham. plasterer-August IT. I. lunkall, Burton, Westmoreland, painter-August 6. W. Hawkins, Almondhury, Yorkshire, joiner-August 12. S. Gar- Eratwood, Nottinghamshire, collier-August 11. T. Ore. mit, Carrington, Nottingbansahlre-August It W. Cumberland, Nottingham, maltster-August 12. O. Garrett, Nottingham, goner-August It W. Parker, Nottingham. bobbin turner- August It J. Langford, Nottingham, late licensed victualler- August 12. W. Taylor, Sneintnn, Nottinghamshire, salesman- August 12. J. Jones, Nottingham, late licensed victualler- August 17. W. D. Thacker, St. Helens, Lancashire, schoolmaster -August 5. J. Bell, Riksley, Nottinghamshire, bricklayer- Athrust It J. Innggrraamm,. Northampton-August 7. F. &retailed. Colwicb, Stsfforire, railway station clerk-August 6. T. Crew, Icclealleld, Yorkshire, repelasker. JOINT STOCK COMPANIIS ACTS. affrElALTtll COMTA4T (LINIVTLE, August 6. k 11, at Basinghall street-petition for winding up. AsoLo Fiasco! AORICULTURAL TRADDIG COILyANY (LIMITID), August 5, at 1, at Basinettall.sireet -to make a call. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. WILLIAM Ormuz sad THOMAS PROVIS ACRRIMAN, W'eltecross street, and New-cut, Lambeth, drapers-2nd dividend of to, 11125, July IS, d three subsequent Wednesdays, at THE ROUPELL FORGERIES. The trial was again resumed yesterday at Chelms ford. Serie:ant She", Mr. Lush, QC.. Mr. J. Brown, and the Hon. Mr. Thesiger were for the plaintiffs ; Mr. Bova', Q C., Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., and Mr. Garth were for the defendanta. William Reopen was again brought down in custody. Baron Chappell summed up the whole case to the jury. His lordship, in conclusion left the following 9u , a. time to the j ury :—First, whether they Wife of opinion that the of gift under which the defendants claimed the property was signed by oid Mr. Roupell in the presence of the two witnesses Truman and Dove. Secondly, whether, supposing it was not signed in the presages of the witnesses, it still was the genuine signature of the deemed. Thirdly, whether the will of the 2nd Sept., 1858, was a genuine will; and fourthly, whether, supposing it was not , they believed that by the will of 1850 the Watley estate was deviled to Richard Roupell, the present plaintiff. The summing up of the learned judge was very brief, only censoring about three hours, and the jury retired at half-test 2 o'clock to deliberate. After being in coesultateon for about three hours the jury returned into court, and they were asked whether they had agreed neon their verdict ? The Foreman replied that they had agreed apoa the masers to be given to three of the questions that were sub mitted to them, but they bad sot agreed upon the Miser, and he was sorry to say that they were not likely to do so. Berea Channel' inquired which of the questions it was that they mold not decide upon giving an answer to The Foreman of the Jary amid it was the second question that they could not agree upon. Baron Chappell inquired of Mr. Bovill whether be would eoeseot to the jary sot being required to give an answer to this question ? Mr. &will, after consulting with Mr. Garth for a short time, declined to accede to the suggestion of his lordship. Barna Manna epee this said that be had no alternative but to remit the jury back to further consider the mutter. The jury accordingly returned to their room. At thirte en minutes past seven they again came into court and stated that they were in the same position, and that there was no chance of their agreeing if they were locked up all night. A long private conference upon this took place between the learned j udge rod the counsel engaged is the ranee, at the end of which his lordship addressed the jury and said that he bad 'modified the form of the mooed question and they might possibly now be unanimous. The jury then again retired. The jury at a very late hour could not agree, and th( y were discharged. THE ACCLIMATISATION SOO ETY. —Yesterday after noon a deputation toesistiog of E. Wilson, Eaq. (vice-pre sident of the Acclimatisatiest Society of Great Minna, and president of the Acclimatisatiin Society of Victoria), Jaw Lowe, Esq. (one of the secretaries of the Acclimatisation Society of Great Britain), L Mackinnon. Esq. (vice-president of the Australian Associatioe), J. Crockford, Esq., J. H. Walsh, Esq., and D. Mackinnon, Eq., had an interview with hie Grace the Duke of Somerset, at the Admiralty, ad laid before him • statement of their views as to the feasi bility of obtaining the aid of her Majesty . ' navy is assidiug the cannot accbmstisation. Mr. W daps made • statement Notting forth the importune and present position of the vari ous efforta being made to interchuge various natural producta between countries, and to introduce novelties of importance. Re concluded by sung that the efforts now being so 'made deserved better encounireeneot than to be left to the tender mercies of the purser's mates, cooks, or butchers of the merchant navy, and appealed to the duke to allow such vessels of the navy ea were not being need for more im portaot purposes to be detached for this service. His grace au afraid that he could sot detach vessels specially for such purposes. It was usual in this country to leave such operations to the enterprise of private individuals. Mr. James Lowe said that it was not without precedent for her Majesty's Navy to be employed is aiding sr anti& ob jects. There were Sir Joseph Rinks'. expedition, and the voyage of the Blood*, and the Arctic expeditions. The duke replied that these were isolated operations ; but what was asked for seemed to be a continuous service. Mr. Mac kinnon said that the Australian colonies bad already ex pended thousands of pounds in the eadvevour to transport salmon, but had failed for want of a proper veined. After some discnseion, the duke said that he was afraid he could not devote vet/vide specially to the proposed object, but that he might consider whether he could not allow the societies to avail themselves of the aid of her Majeaty's vessels, if the captains could be interested to the object.. Eveotually it was understood that his grace would wander the subject, and see the deputation again upon it. WESTON'S RETREAT, KENTISH TOWN.—An appli cation for a wine license to Weston's Retreat, • pleasure garden in Kentish-town, was made on Thursday before the St. Pancras hooch. The application was objected to 'by some inhabitants of the neighbourhood, repreeeoted by Mr. Copestake, who bad previously sought for an injunction in the Court of Chancery against the proprietor of the retreat, to restrain him from continuing the conduct of the gar dens, which were to them a nuisance. The same pieties pe titioned the bench oo Thur.day, and after the case had been argued by counsel, the chairmen said the bench, who had considered the matter in private for some time, were of opinion that these premises were not a confectiorier's shop or an eating-house within the mulling of the act ; and they also thought that the place was disqualified for the sale of wine. The effect of this decision is that both panne will be heard at a urine to be holden foe that purpose, when, if the magistrates adhere to their opinion, the wine license cannot be granted by the excise. COWNIAL MONET-OEDIR OETICES.—On the 14 August and theoceforward menu' orders will be issued at all money-order °Months the United Kingdom on the under. mentioned colonies, vie.:—Antigua, St. John's ; Gambia, Bathurst ; Sierra Leone, Freetown ; at the same rates of charge, and under the same regulatioos, es those already established with respect to other colonies. Money order! will also be issued at these offices on all motley-order offices io the United Kingdom.—By command of the Postmaster- General, ROWLAND HILL, Secretary. [Advertisement.] —Hotiowat's 0 INV,' ENT AND Whim the smear shakes his bead and the iiiiiaid' lee, hadmiha . WeirUeL comPletely recovered from tier UHsrs last year, when she i - ----- ... -- .7., t. ii.;; - &:;:: - -- ( si g .') 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Idwardef a, Ilaslnishalleliest. to yeast& --Mdvertierelent.) the remaining Stgnatery,Powers of the Treaty of Vienna am, the vi ry verge of death. [ Stamped, Id. Additional.] TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (11111711301 TZLIGILINS.) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. CRAOOW, :Jinx SC Intelligence from Warsaw states that by order of General Berg, the judges and civil assistants in legal examinations have been replaced by military office's. The knout is employed to extort ad missions from prisoners confined in the citadel. Letters from Volhynia announce that the town of Dubna has been occupied by Bohan with a numerous detachment. THE PETITION OF LANGIEWICZ. VIENNA. JULY N. In to-day's sitting of the Lower House the com mittee on the petition of Langiewics to be released froni imprisonment presented their report. They urgently recommend the government to take the petition into consideration. GREECE. PARA JULY K Letters received here from Athens to the 19th assert that the battalion commanded by LoAsakas, which recently left the capital, has taken pommetion of the citadel of Nauplia. The same authority states that the Trafalgar, English man-of-war, has left for Nauplia. ITALY. The judicial inquiry into the affair of the baud of Phone has terminated. The trial o the per sons implicated, who number 113, will shortly come on before the amiss. The Turin journals of to-day publish intelligence to the effect that Garibaldi's health is almost completely restored. FURTHER DIPLOMATIC CORBESPON- DENCE ON POLAND. No. I. LOW NAY= TO TAIL REISOZLL.—(LIOCKITID .717 LT 23.) Bt. Petersburg, July 18, 1863. My Lord,—The French ambassador was called to Tserakoi Belo yesterday, to hear the replies of Prince Gortobakoff to the overtures of the three powers ea behalf of Poland. I had occasion to meet his excellency in the evening, when he informed me that the Vice-Chassoallor dr sired to see me for the rams purpose this forenoon. I !fouod the Doke de Montebello under a very decided impression of the bad effect which the Russian communication would have at Paris. The duke gave me a brief outhue of the tenor of the despatches with which he had been made acquainted. The armistice was rejected—that we had foreseen ; the ou terwear were declined—that we bad apprehended ; but the six points had not been distinctly adopted, and what was altogether unexpected and most to be deplored, the intervention of Prance and England were set aside, and proposals were made to enter upon • sepa rate discussion on Polish affairs with Austria and Prussia, as conterminous powers peculiarly interested, without any ap. parent provision even for the subsequent participation of the other powers eignetaries of the treaty of Vienna. Such an overture, in the opinion of my French colleague, would be regarded by his government not only as nuatiefactory, but as almost insulung, and as tending to • positive and mune diate rupture. I board the iotelligeoce with surprise and concern, for I fully shared the impression of the Duke in reprd to Frame, and I could not but feel that the deter mination of the Russian cabinet would be highly unaccept able to her Majesty's government. Aker some consultation it was agreed that the French ambassador should accompany me to Tsarekoi Silo this morning, in the hope that Prince Gortchakoff might be enabled to give os some explanation of his views, which, on being communicated to our respec• tive cabinets, might set his intentions iu amore favourable light, and mitigate the first impression which the perusal of his despatches would crests. We accordingly waited on Prince Gortchakoff this morning, who placed the three de: ...etches in our heads. After we had carefully read them through apart, we returned to the Prince, when, after thanking his excellency for hiscommunicathie, I spoke to him 10 the following sense: I said that I might have abstained from all remarks on the subject, and simply awaited the resolution of her Majesty's government. I must beg him to understand that any observations which I might offer were solely prompted by the hope that a fuller aside . nation of his sentiments on one or two points might be found calculated to mitigate the feelings of diratisfactiou with which his reeolutione would probably be received by the allied governments. I much feared that his communi cation would be understood io England as an attempt to gain time, and to detach Austria from oar alliance ; that a proposal which at the present conjuncture aimed to exclude two great powers from the discussion of • question In which they had expressed the deepest and most deliberate interest, would be regarded as far from con ciliatory, and even as offeniee; that • scheme by which the interests of Poland would be committed exclusively to the hands of the powers by which Poland had been parti , honed, and in past times oppressed, would inspire so conli dews ; iu fact, that no form of reply could, in my humble judgment, have coctoined fewer elements fora frieodly or pacific adjustment. Nevertheless , in the eyes of England at least, there was something to be pleaded in favour of the Russian argument, in so far as it professed, even in restricting the discussions to the three poetise, to go upon the basis of the treaty of Vienna, which had been adopted by your lordship as the ground of our mediation. I would ' ark bas excellency, for your lordship's immediate informs, Roe, two quertious 1. What was the foam, and what the basis, which he deeigoed to give to die discussions which he proposed between Austria, Russia, and Prussia! And. 2. Whether he proposed to exclude France and England even from any ;orientation in the ratification of the engagements which might be taken by the three powers ; or whether he pro =to admit them in the same manner and io the same in which they had been admitted by the treaty of Vienna! The Vice-Chancellor stated, in reply, that the plenipo tentiaries of Austria and Preemie would be received by him at Bt. Petersburg, and the results of this restricted confe rence might, as in the treaties of Vienna, be consigned in the form of protocols, or in that of a treaty, or iu any other shape which might be ormsidered desirable ; that the basis of the diermedoet ("point de depart") would be the six points proposed by the three powers, which contained nothing con trary to the views of the Emperor, as well as other points which he might deem it his duty to submit. In reply to my second question, Prince Gortchakoff stated that the resolutions embraced to the conference of the three neigh. boozing powers most directly concerned in the affairs of Poland would be otticuslly imparted to the governments of England and France, which would be to appreciate the conformity of these reedutioes (which would embody a practical adaptation of the six points) to the spirit and text of the treaty of Vienna. I urged the Vice-Chancellor to declare unambiguously whether his resolutiona did or did not exclude the logical result to which a strict adherence to the method of the treaty of Vienna would cot duct hum, namely, to the embo diment of the results of the restricte conference in a gees. re' convention, to which all the powers bound by the en. gagements of 1815 should be parties. The Vioe.Chancellor did not, perhaps, absolutely commit himself against such a conclusion, but he refused to admit it, and repeatedly asserted that he would secede to nothing which would give the Western Powers any right whatever of interfering in the internal concerns of the Russian empire, in which he seemed to include the kingdom of Poland, though I did not cease to Goateed that we bad a limited right of interference there under the treaty of Views. Afire a good deal of discussion of a desultory nature, in which the French ambassador took ea active share, the enclosed telegraphic despatch in clear, forwarded to your lordship adder the present date, was drawn up with the approval of Prince Gortchakoff, who sent it off to Baron Budberg sod Baron Bcunnow. I can osly hope that the part which I have taken in eedeavouring to elucidate the views of the Russian minister may not meet with your lord ship's disapproval. I entered upon the inquiry in the hope of being able to temper . the effects of an unfortunate com munication, as I deem it, and of furnishing her dajeaty's government the mean of making explanations in parliament for which the text of Prince Gortchatoff's despatch might not have afforded the materials. I have not given the Vice. Chancellor the least ground for supposing that the tenor of his despatch to Baron Braonow, or its present development of its cards& will be considered satisfactory by her Ma " " [TWOPENC in his view, to be excluded from all ulterior share in ac cepting or ratifying the moults of the restricted conferesoe. The Tice.Chancellor replies " that the plenipotentiaries of Austria and Prussia may meet him at fit. Petersburg and consign the common resolutions adopted in the form of protocol' or of a treaty, ae in any other ekape considered desirable. The bogs of the proposed dienualions would be the six points, which contain nothing in principle contrary to the policy of the Emperor. France and England would be enahled by an ofiksial oosnaannication of the sots resulting from the deliberation of the restricted reafermice, which would contain the preened adaptation of the six p9inte, to appreciate the oonfonnity of thole ache with the spirit end the text of the Treaty of Fianna." Nat TO COUNT APPOWTL --(COMO:MCAT= TO Wit Manx BY rouge arronii, rot! 24.) Van July 19,1863. M. le Comte,—Prinos Gortchnkoff's dupateh to M. de Balabine touches os three points shish especially comma Austria, and on which the Imperial government must de clare ilea( categorically before oomieg to as understanding with the governments of England and France on the attitude to be assumed by the three powers in consequence of the Russian answers. I will not inquire whether Priooe Gortohs toff was guided by a searet purpose when be wrote the three prigs in question. I routine myself to assertang that •they tend to throw a false light on the intentions of Austria, and to place bee in a position which she cannot swept. The three purges of the Roden despatch which require to be at once ocintested are the following :-1. That In whisk Prince Gortchakoff pretends that oar dispatch of the 18th of June aatterpatm. and, so to speak, approves helms hand of the refusal of Russia to adhere to a conference. 2. That in which a sat of andmilation is established be tween the Polish provinces of the empire of Austria and the country generally designated by the name of the Kingdom of Poland. 3. Lastly, that in which the Reunion govern ment proposes to come to an understanding with Moneta and Prussia in order to settle the conditions of their respec tive Polish subjects. I invite your excellinicy to explain yourself very clearly on three three points to lard Russell, so as to leave no doubt as to the sentiments of the Imperial government. As to the °Deference, our despatch of the 18th of June to Coutt Than simply asserts an evident fact by leaving it to be un &mood that its meeting depends on the participation of Ramis. It is clear, in fact, that we could not pietist@ in coofermiee with Russia if that power were to refuse to dose. But it does not follow that such a refund would have our approval. Oe the contrary, the proposal of a conference, in our opinion, aright perfectly he seeepted th. y rn the Russian raineeit. We have, moreover, instructed Count Than by a telegram to express himself this sense, and to rectify this erroneous interpretation of our despatch. With regard to the similarity between Galicia, and the kingdom of Poland, we must categorically reject any in sinuation of the kind. _ _ Lastly, with respect to the form of agreement proposed by Russia, we have also already declared at St. Petersburg that the concert established between the three Cabinet' of Vienna, Lemke, and Paris coustitates a namiziou between them, from which Austria cannot now diseegage herself in order to negotiate reparately with Russia Your excellency may read this despatch to Lord Buinell.—Reosive. Ac.. (Signed RIOCMIZZO.