The Express. — London, England, 1847-08-18 00:00:00

ere destined go nixie* 28 portraits of personages related to the Tudor &Idly. Here we se some names which we can not spit Ikepropoiaty of them koecaming—such u Louis the Twelfth, Lord Dudley, Queen Margaret of Scotland, Mary of Guise, and Lard Darnley. If fault is to be found with any section of the • iOnere scheme it is to this part, we apprehend, that objection will be taken. There are also twelve panels to be filled with records in carved work of royal courtesies in the Field of the Cloth f o Gold, and the visit of Charles V. to Henry VIII ; the devotka of subjects, .in the escape of Mexy Queen of liests, and Raleigh spreading his cloak before Eli sabeth ; ars of royal favour, as the knighting of Drake, by the wm•• Qom. Um granting of the charter of Christ's Hos pital by hoard VI., and Sebastian Cabotreeeiving audience of VII. ,• noble royal traits, as iu Lady Jane Grey M bar sad Katharine of Arragon pleading before her tramt. Royal Gallery takes themes for its 18 rem =ittal, the military and naval glories of our histo r y , Some Reselkes, Alfred, Brian Boroihree (as to whew! we veils to sunset a doubt), Harold, Cow de Limadifkarme efti Eibesid I. (amok' friend), the humanity Brese,the mom of Philippa, the chivalric honulity the ]lce! Ptimee, the marriage of Henry V. at illeatelt et Tilbury, Blab at Tunis, Marlborough, Alowereembie, Cornwallis, Nelson at Trafalgar and Lot, a ft Last, eke meeting of Wellington and Blucher at Wataidoe. L the Quesn'sHobing-room is to be illustrated the level of Arthur, which we cannot help thinking a ftesolftelhie eitekte. Ths Guard-room commemorates such sole dfleteftea sad idelity as Young Talbot defending his Asti belle . red Isabella Douglas barring the door with her saes to eau Janos I. of Scotland. In the Norman Patch mete he ilhalreted the limits of human power in Caaum and hie eseatiore, art Ware, Blisabeth on the ma shore after the Mist of the Anode. In the rehab- meat nem will he pea views of oar rat In =irtisesbeaver the piree et leer abessi; awl la the Ifail st yelper having rheum Se se the th e gdhaa ef ibe reeires al Nicole, et Sir idle s reirep ef thasi&ew midi the ilestider the Kr( of Warm Mimi Me pereeles bh Jahns sea to Pe e dbb, Jones restiag he Nepser, Olive at nary read e eg wills She Indians. the esisideatien et urtealegr herr infields, bmie of Paler mare, d the Aliessika, WI le • Islas emeeitles. It will be, of erne, drured ia prilsarn, whew, whatever minor ob jections urs be Ulmer put; we ass* deal* that the preral error will be rabbi. What is wet to be preast spied 111 undue rheum la the dries of wish, cad tee peat impatiens se te the or vies eat of the week, •Olek_to be well dew, mast extend err a arias of pre ~it would De rash to per at A• derlien. We .__t,_ le tie reerillee en the more in width they have pelbeird risk lieW, the 0111 Ma •II MI hot real seelerd sesepillen el die vales ri a r t, more aped* pirates mea thensat o f sational grafter and a lit in etssairt he popearies erissal resew& AWL , lisz Ma nsff's TIILATIM—Ia producing Mozart's opus orpars (thee* net his ekoref ) erwore after the sip 's the aranedgena, see Übe last week of the seam p tbe inum enegenent of Ms eishiir meat has evinced tramdfai abatis direr= of his as eselagesed Fran sad agrarian, to with a eerier degree of idll mil bet has thrown Mandl era the salbages of the parkin bey, out Of empliment, no doubt, to the general and hat itagemeleg_mairlftwerg which has bolo created of late in theadospris. Chidden open the "None di Figaro," as a wet stash, word bi ebenive. All that an observer has to do is ilehets the degree of sidlleri of imperfection will which the orebestiva is egregentei whenever it is revived. The met of the opera so pielsrmed at Her Majesty's Theatre l evening was at once weak and strong—prommt, tug great attractions and almost equal ?evasiveness. This paradox win be better understood when the following pro gramme of the performance is duly owned : Ibmws. =se Aim. Cestellan. ME& Marl.. Meer= ==. MAlainta. rim e = Win ..»............ «1111 ..» Apar Odi nines= ~ ..... ..... ............... Del Tket. -Innenr Postifoi Awe loileibe. Zebra= onsbia drew np gene oresewn Wielder ap peered urn Ile lap _fle the eller mama ef the aid sad weil•deviesi We, Ishii estrigni, en id serriaas, the aPPairlan of 6 8 *Winne behloninble), sad pained an goober he re leshaig ream Ogle= to Ms= with the agemeg *pow gad Mgt End the wafted= to cm sr nese indigibris It wear bays been equally wellikmil sal soreriate, kr Man die. ail display of Nee esemrs, seenerml era el ea sr b =ma skal ia Aelloothrg the gadget of the umbel ober se, it In seldom bets en let to Naga is. Tbe it meat, bewerekbr then blesehhes la the ohnerig to ef hem .. 1 .., : . viper wed Imam of Illealigl sad LAW= lir, waste awry per The epas, se ear ars well aware=a e rif anterted =els= to the a rittlessiso ski:rea l t e rs, oi ekes M. Onsire is the mpg onerasat ; gad (although i p it Is • term snorer of semen that wit onnonnee Mfg we =et aim that Edgar oaddra was :drto give reran =le ber =Mr " war. _" sal a Dew so m e;" nor MI br the lovely tones se Ilse kork-velsed_Jerg, would dig lrfar anst, " Bull' iris," lave beep erism=l. As for the poet of Clionibiwo, Ma* Aranks• the deal riebiblima. nag se divinely, the lin fiat is sir the beam arreitinksg _it hal die Breit 0 berg " . inerprell le lb My* make." " Tel Me ar d.. ; (4 24 irS oo lest me Is& .4 1: in umnisr. st dawn bat likowise wen at =lane Miff= esehelloo, abill, was nor Asks* ,estop sib& aly, by . Dora whe,in losrlieslar bag" les orirefampwr Blau cad =liner kw hoe= kb es • esartintar. Of litmligi we Mrs 11 1.17 .._ tte limmil a il l i t li blerso in Mo bgewsd m 1.1.4 tlari Barbie was mg offelloil, ad was es meal, gea hen sai there by the aetist's teal at wriscriao ha a" collard= . lie” Mat this may not be the ere eopermity sabred of =Wei Jenny Lind in the obszasir al - flerreak. The opera was aot:terminard until past 11 o'reek. CLERICAL Palwasanal*.—The Bove. C. G. Aram, to Mow C, Norfolk; M. I. lever, to Nth Cove awn Wllledlria 0., it; B. B. a. Wamiiik toCadloalado C.; J. Z. laskwash, to Mained C.; J. Queer laWdla at as C.; 13. Or 14 to Great Taammilli C., an is Nate t W. I. Doom, to Palma awl laisialaa 0., ad. alk ; J. De Ileiem te A C., 0.; I. W. Dew* le Medea O.; W. IL Dana, C., la Paha sB. 0. aid" le Nadia& haw ;J. MEIL,ft Ovid Oholm to& la Wl* T. W. I. laiWto Mew T o re. I V= le thwilseps book tit Wier: J. C. Todo. W C., Bondiki W. X. Waft 1111140fOrl C.. Qom, V, Wpm% le Ingham ; inia bl Or t a Oliaa c t l lL Womod, to Tondorta C., Naha; IL Ot. Nearlalv , Thearis, lo le g =a C 7a= 6 :4a, Ili=alervide nit ;; Jeca mite 1.11011104 Mo. Ifforw., who Oa, with What/Mit R., witThOo Wltioy C., amity and cant orsodir, lobo 6791., with nano% pot, Laid Ward : vacant la dna of Wm J. Potty. - NAVAL Paul IlotriT.—Loit sight% Otizeits Elm notice to ciromool::rast ma the amp mit arra et MAL Wierkedie ere ea WNW as eerie' le lime 1m dr remele elan 1 4 41, etre Darlim dew red thre. ea lbe ler Or, eleda, abldbadea tn? . le err ea tbe lea am ef aer. med. at I. arimelrer Oramaer. WI. 17e. W. • ire iiiii. W. b. IL ; der J4l. to. 111. J adr der 71. 4e. 70, ; hoe 1111111. 41.14 la.; an: der 11. 1 0.31 4 .; altb dew. It. Ms. 161.; erreath elms, Mi. Old. roaremVzo. 17.—Tbe Pin Qom, .1.. WWII ere= Tbst et wee kr:0" Ow id m ame= ti to p Or sr to Perl. erste We lair OW mammell kr barer Oireirrs.-71:01:matz, el, be ramie le Wieerib. Wave We rearm rer Who re Wm rid ars raw re IPS Ili ismerter—The Ttiramdee, soi Stpose. etfor at di Fr re 0 be tray Me see fl=et dm mielb.—T Le Orkin Wa be wry M lbe Mar 1 ad d Olarr. ADitmdart AIM 17.—Aremmairro.--Commaor .1. E. 1: 1 1 6. 11 .1 46 ft at Berl Maud Odlep.- 1111.4.: :0. ii. lIIIMIth Illia IliNatbastast; H. D. MM. be :My et Royal Nod IsseseMet : 0. I. Dew" leamplatrite.- 10011* 0. Mew* .—ddlisdarst: Z. Orr, 0 Wlllime ma Wiery : IL Mu" le Mr. fala= .J. le Ore: A. le .-11m4 Ors lailaser : W. IL Ames er Beglrer : 0. Mawr to 00014 . — Xr• E "Apar, ire, remeteL MILITARY. Powramoryo, Avo. 17.—Throe compostieo of the 9th Foot, from Chatham, will Min the haadAnartars at Madman this day, late inttiltszesta. COUPS OOFsm BANILHIIPTCY. es. Is an OM 'FL AK= O. iiminaL — TKl 'BUSTLE. sours Bags —A *WWII band mend this ban k rupt se a Warm, WI this tens self ter the s lsioned 'belie of snip= asil Let assisselos. It iqope th er t trir lessees tweedes hwil hen apneas is the Usk end she. woionsties Ifr Nimbi. Pries, P., he dr Gla. maps Ins sad Coal Owansg, in whin lm(dw Wealtropt) bad a sixth share. The dohs die by Sir ?sorb amount to about 40,000 i, soil the meets were dansilest upon what might be obeeiand dna the Coal aid Ins On t. pany, it being a (pasties en to whether the portsmoldp was still in existence, it berg gaged that it was iihmind in 1842, at which time the bennip (it was illegal) flOased • yeetiafordee in the Indent Dined Own, Ist this we. strongly denied by him. He had bias is prises he se ham a period than fire years, and then was now • peat is to who would bms side swipes. Thr ° X. for far the bankrupt said that it we. quits implied& he Mr. lea (his client's sosSontaat) to faraMthe beissoodmet without haring the bagels of the Glamors= _Les and Call Campsy. Ilenral posh hod ben tesdend, het is nisei gqwsrnaee el the essemons 'nest of no ilsalespee so penes was setr io V i t a s su sieept the O&M alma. ogdpee but if a Owns: wore plated, there orns_4 gostlaman in the , aimed T. H. Cooks, who wand semi the ollin.—Ups the pert of the Gle amy. oriwwww, it was stated not they were new to give asessooWa might be mined, and • belemsoneet bed hen psi to the Acid smigww—gge, Lig said i t wet weby dins to the year 1842.—dfoir sows IWO= die wmilon, dos we was adjoined, pro kind kr a seek. 111:100L11011. =MOM aim' M. &Oise aims. The Mimi sibrampti minim samiresed yesterday imuslN MAO Chelosawell. Thin win 70 ......•,,..,i• prisoners for trial, of which number 69 were indicted for felony. Is or T/L1 GRAND JORY.—The leading of the learned serjewit's charge to the strand was their their exceeding inutility, as fat as these semions ' were concern ed. The grand juries which had served on former occasions had themselves declared against the sys tem, and had made presentments pronouncing its continu ance a source of great incoorenience, while waste of public time, while it effected no good ver. In that Tint he (Mr. &ailment Adams) fully concurred. He by no means wished it to be understood that he advo cated the abolition of grand juries entirely; but, on the contrary, he looked upon themes anotde institution, and as a tribunal of tlie first importance in cases of treason, or where any political question was at issue between the crown and the subject. In manlike those, a grand jury fully worked out the objects for which it was constitnted—i. e. to prevent popular tyranny On the one hand, and government oppres sion on the other ; but to bring a grind jury to that court was a shameful waste of time—it was a great impediment to the administration of justice; and, instead of conferring a public Rad, the bringing of 1,700 or 1, 800 tradesmen and gentlemen - from their - homes and buoinemes every year, to serve in that court as grand jurymen, inflicted much private inconvenience and annoyance. L•iiiikommeollm ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—LivaftrooL, Aro. 17. owes Coorr.—liebre thief Horan Pollock. MURDER OP CHILDISH CT THEIR F•THEIL—Joseph glued, aged 30, charged with murdering his two children, sad attsapdag to waxer his wife, a few weeks ego, at Matademafte, on behoLausigsed, pleaded " 0141q."—His larikkig asked bits. piNg el whet i and he replied he did set knew.—Perher liesselsos only roll ed to meats doubts as to the tarty el the geheser, who was remosisd that the of the mal Might le essasttrol.' lu r s outaa AeVAirie.m.—.lfalthise Gekriy, aged 25, was isillsted tar the vftlial sad= et Me wile, Jane Oreoby, at Maseherer.—The dommeni wee a very intern , mat i lae redigate wares, ash having her out all night same hose en ftne rersig of the 29th of May. Her hard err dews shin tompriated, and, according to the ribose eta seigiftesr, Ain Harwood, beat and rasps& era brood shwa beet an the ids with a poker. pas beau roil the Sod June, and dies res, the Worm nesind, havi n ldea te a a. !err re defies v i i r e neleVia 171irer ft* revises te the wont the der Nerd lied bees Umbel dam by a vas, bat death wet sourly the Irak of lir, as Mr ail bereeM ak a = *Awl up, that she wee so weer, awl the ribose that she remised of &Islam sad Oman ea the hilowing eight. A sopa and his assistant, who attended de sired drive liar Wads, gave it as their opiates that dirk was osemeleort by per*srl inflarraftos. A poet sooner sterineftes seveaM so levier as mob et external vitiates, sad the rettonsid iodise/ration right have been the ninth at mid sr iftftempoithe Whir It was possible, however, that a violist blow ea a sett part of the body might tales eerier internee injury, and yet leave no outward Mastieft. The deemed was r aided with a tumour, whisk ift rites it the surgeon would, in all probability, mkt say thathamils, have caused hue death within twelve msthim.—Aftee a yes& from Mr. Pella Is debate, the Lord Chief Bass eirehlly rimmed up, sad expensed his conviction that tie soda question for the jury to detereatas was whether the prow was guilty of men. ey e not m urder.—The jsy, Om a short consultation, tsasY 1M prisoaer Gu ilty hter, with a recom nmedation to notrey. 2 Bentesse defter d. MURDER ST • BRIRrZOIIIII Hassan.—George Leach, aged 37, was Lasted he the Ruder of Francis Dakin, at Cltorltottaum-Hardy, on eft flit of May. The deceased on the 6th of May was drink*, at the house of the pet toner (a beer-shop) with sachet man named Coalmen, and the prisoner. They etuftatheed at 9 o'clock in the morning, and continued till 4 is the afternoon. About that time, in consequence of the palenses wife either refusing to draw more drink, es raftthesiftedig with the risme. for drinking so Bab, be mei a coarse egneeks, Dressed ampsetaisted wids klasolft* tha prisoner role from his seat, crowed a lamp to the Masa, sad was heard as if rattling knives fa a drawer. Aimed iftmesdiately alts he left the roma dressed followed him, r if appreiheseog that injury mightseaftit either to the wife as to NM all des. Desired had net got mach farther then the lob when the CORSI 11=111=h ir a carving-knife, and " I will between see and my wife,' iced thus sta ye hlolt li be la rkeser is the inert The knife entered the deeseesta Wert a Vide ea the sight side. causing an bath missy the riper par, as irk to the right of the term bese, i almennem the era& sat tided ribs oft the right side, thewripipe, aid bay shit* ea the fourth 6EIII Oa the indft lasing withdrawn the doomed , It Sethi greed, sever sewed a weed. but Instantly died. tharlbse ditarwrik rhos rimer was told that Dr& wins deed, he threw leart hisiedr, wed said " Well, them is =ft but I wart ge rod." To the policemen who bla be award deep putters for the deed.— Mr. illenhest Willdne e t asst shoed speech, addressed the hey he the who wept drabs its delivery, add Sas talked . Bragg, a wires, who was in tiellawberewbOctSepartywere iftlektag, sad stated that deseseei rid Crises wire einareisse and Waking, whits the advisor or ha a elate el haw* hatesisatier. Winos disked is remorealestfes Awed that the pet. mar had shared ems spasines whisk hared a ,Iso. I =deossesd, who we a sibs,sot he& oiled his to smite the pftleftftftea erMe, amblehat lueshand's =shah thee m p m egrepered em Urea. One het arm lip wee at the thee et the ism . W wro la ti the bore or at Wi per two Mew meet hr the prole ern" the Lad Chief Ileassotilk ere dbitlieMe% kltal2 sareard up. The jury nibs% im bad set Mama bee and whoa war ftiOsedise - - No PIIZOI Ow/T. adai Dir. Joaiso illeimis. to • CO. r WU sideration man ammo. moral conduct of a witasea.—Mr. Salentine: If the court is of opinion I bed not the right to put a certain guestioe, I w ill not do so.—The Recorder: You did not take the observa tions I made in the spirit they were intended.—Mr. Sat lantine (with much warmth) : Surely cancel know how to conduct their client's cam the best. —The Recorder: I must say that I think there is scarcely any othr gel gave ntleman at the bat who would not have taken the hint and understood the object for which it was mea nt . I t was done with a friendly leeling.—Mr. Salentine: I de not take it in that light. I do not think it was meant to be kindly ginn.—The Recorder said he was not to be " schooled " and dictated to. If there was any ob jection, it most be raised in a legal and regular manner. 'Proceed with your case, and if it should be necoasari I .tall atop you if you pursue the same line of cross-exammaden ; for the court is bound to protect the witness. The witness was then re-called, and his stars-examinadea on the material facts of the cam continued at some lase* but nothing of importance ern tliakd, Omni wltaimie ware called and tlantined and cross-examined at onsahia , able length. Theirevidence wentprincipally to show that the prisoner, who bad been " hard up " immediately berme the robbery, had all atone. become very " fl ush." It alsoappeesod that there was no communication internally between the room of the prisoner and that in which the money was kept, but that there was a shrinking or warping of the boarding which separated them—Mr. Salentine having addremed the court at great length for the prisoner, called Mr. Foul otos, miller, in Derby, step-father of the prisoner, who said, that about eleven weeks age he had remitted to the prisoner two DX sotto, and very shortly after three 61. notee. Re said that the prisoner's mother was receiving an annuity on account of the prisoner, from his father.—The Recorder summed up.—The jury, after a short consultation, returned a verdict el Guilty.—Sentence deferred. _ NEW COCRT.—Beta' the Common Want ENnIZZLiMs7/7.—Edward King, a man of respectable appearance, was indicted for embezzling three sums of money which ha had received on account of his employer, Mr. Burials, of Oxford-street. The evidence clearly proved the sums of 6s. 6d., 11. 14a, and 31., were paid to the pri sonar, and that they were not paid to Mr. Burton's mish - . —This jury found prisoner Guilty. —Sentence, 6 months' hard labour. Erracre or Cuatoerrr.—Abraham Israel, a German, was indicted for stealing sixty-five yards of sheeting, the property of Mr. A. Glover, a warehouseman in the City.—The version of the affair given by the prisoner was that he entered the warehouse of Mr. Glover (to whom he was slightly known), s in company with a friend, to look into the Directory for an address, when, from curiosity, he took =I wog in question to ins pect it. He was directly lq on assistant with attempting to steal it, and this lot soli vs Whet upon him that he threw it down, and en deavoured to stake the best of his way est, but he was given in charge. He said the police had taken possession of papers which would prove him to be of unsullied reputation. Ho said he had been a teacher of German and Hebrew at Swansea, and was known to a great many respectable individuals. The °Meer said this was the cane.—The Common Serjeant said that the prisoner might have had no intention to commit theft, and it was probable that his conduct had arisen from excitement.—The jury found the prisoner Not Guilty.—The court directed the papers, &c., to be restored to Mr. Israel. POLICE Y _ ESTEIDAT. MANSION-HOUSE.—Ronnuro Moses AND SON.—J. Barry/nor/ sad his lister were charged with felony. The male primer was a watchman on the premises of Meson. Maass and Co., talon, of Aldgate. The manager had datened him removing a waistcoat from a spot in which it had lima essesolad. This led to an investigation, and at the tratshmeses Waage were found as many as 131 dupli cates ol maths width ate manager swore to as the of the arm. eatesquntly ymossan, who= with her blether, was apprehended m om exacerned lx tho robbny, upesi the wideness of the el pawnbrokers that as had pledged _same of the moods. The female . pri. Yettlemedi - desisted that she new supposed the articled, midi she whalltsiadse had pledged isrlearher, had bees ebedmei iirfaseras*.—James Bazemore made no mad did not alga the smassey of any are of the • l es imm al' eebbsey.—Xr. lesse, ibr the female primer, nth d m that ajury would never gives verdict against • pease in her situa tion without smith mere seconclusive evidence of a gailty know ledge than the pursing of a few of the articled proved.— The Lard Mayor amid it was unreasonable to suppose that the woman .arid have known that her brother was • wetisn at the prosecutors' establishment, and be pomened of Nom of the stook. without having mod some memo- Hosed stionftivanee he the purpose.—The prisoners were them commitled for trial. 70111PRADT.—The Lord Mayor canoed much amnsewast by reading some essreatondeaes which he had just received arm the esteem* el Joseph Ady's tricks. The following mem was seat by • mentianen to Ady, who had train. Wiled to kine sae of ate minnows *Wars offering in. firmatica wee* handreds ter the mean sea of Xs. : wadreterakest„ al lesed.eleset.—ar,_—ht reply r your note, 1 hoes hear sum apish= squat ia messass he as yeti arm me, mad ths washes* slims an NOW wek sa uatimaider sat • pee exceeds shell be snowed en des moot meow* via Ore terms I ow reedy to agree with you, vie.,lllpw oest.—J. wan.. Next day Mr. Welch received back his latter, with the, *Bowleg: Mr. or.,—es and Ito do, bet net with se weary wasitild pre. wines Ind I did not lies, as r alma di by setae, end an tee ad g i g to ma dna ray debtors. 1 „ t i t emanam i=to give we b = esdk owiso lts is =AO me. a as leer la bra to any prembs J. Jun.. In enether /after n withi: s r* from a vise a d prehenimy, the bitterl cow a ined ef the weeded of A 4, ha ll hie wife y one 4 stag eralais,that her hubend had seallt% plied sh a seas daegerses NlMlsaisking, and that 1111 the Neap of twenty shillings the writer would point out the 1 dime eat tie remedy. To that letter was annexed the to which the writer claimed the Atka tlos of the One of the was In a Waller caw. He raid ray fee, took my ✓ides tfully sod , wasp unscathed. " Go thou sad do likewise"— newee J. AIM. The Lord Mayor, in alluding to the labours of Mr. Ady hat{ said he had good rerun for believing that the press hei nearly brought those labours to a close, as the partnership indicated en alliance that promised to be fatal to the holism GUILDHALL.—ALLEQED FOROZAT.—William Mash seasehargei with obtaining money from Mr. Henry Gray, thery-otabla keeper, Earl-street, Bladthiars-road, by means of • forged order on Messrs. Drummond, the beakers. About a fortnight since the prisoner hired a hone and chaise, for which he had to pay 11. 17s. 6d., and on the 7th inst. he dm Mr. Gray, Jun., a cheque for 61. lbw 3d ., and received the balance in chane. The cheque in the course of Mr. Gray's business, was paid into his bankers', Messrs. Willie and Co., who on presenting it at Drummonds' found that there was no account, end it was returned to Mr. Gray.—The cheque was produced, and was payable is die llth inst. Thus, as the cheque had been given to Yr. Ossy on the Tea, it gave the prisoner the of either indessaing it before it reached ra r as e rere, Y or lodging a saiesiatt sum there to meet it. The illiv ita e = ea oremeasawdmation by _ Mr. Wolff for the tted that Media had celledseveral times about L b ehe l que, and mid that to. had reeeived it in the course of badness from a Mr. Carr, sad that he we. afraid that it was net pod, as the parties who lad signed it (Thomas Lloyd sad Zit) hal gene 'Bin a queer mem. Xr. Wolff hada that the primate had beea impaled upon . by other parties ; that be gars the cheats to Xr. Gray, jun., and eta aft erwards, having doable as to the genuineness of the cheque, he celled several times at Mr. Gray's, bat was not *stoma esmegh to see either of than. Thou vas no pre lims he slash • charge as the preset—ln adikeicki.S. of hi hag asinmary that lit. Gray, pm., should owed teghe evidomse, be tang down in the country, Aid. Jane= ad. Jenne' the ems for a few days, at the tame time admitting the_aiesner to bail. powaturr. —CONVICTION UNDID. TRW Now Jammu °Minim Acr.—Tkree boys, named &Aim, William Machnuon, and JerentisA Sea bi sest liehur le ex 11 ran of age, were &aged with gam of has hem the sewl hawse Ts ;.114r e Sest,Ohe ii =rta of the ledseilasm of eriede , B &alba ail deal the ig = the seeneademena orlame lave Om roweredel, the sit beim wry The pase witemi a the lallikas et Mmeowt se e ders r c reel esel eheselearea, et eilesh, isesth a they talk their asnasmiens swinged las sanamit stanities of the mike in trying= lest thawed/0v the dIN hem tie home sad a swirl made est anis withia *ale ranli.—Xe. JailaatMeil be yenta take this es the first opportunity he lied 4 ties te lay to tsgpr b rid iainto force to prevent a rendithar ul dat t a h t e l P orilrirelre be h -*r vaWy whippd.—The ors 'we w re ffe rrved crying ekoaY 1. WOILSHIP-11TBEBT.—Munnzaovs Asseurre.—lfewy Is.. was charged with assaulting Helen Rider, and Bar t/she* Seen with assaulting John Diable.—Helen Rider that she we. • single woman, but lived with Diable Lest night she had re words with the female =emsr mit lr eis ho ti t t r lanl e led7 , ,..w ul an sai d that she would for her;" and on tediza s tolards the stain the prisoner with a wood chopper a severe blow on the top of the head, causing a CAM Wes& Whams almost immediately faintedlrom km Used. The house-surgeon . of the London Hospital said Breda kid received such Injuries as were likely to awase am eks which would probably produce death.— Jadm coming home last night he found Rider es He went down stairs to fetch a police mselelekhissel in the pangs had some words with the nude wines, who, on witness turning round, gave him a tre mandess blow upon the back of his head with some sharp instillment, and which felled him to the ground end ren dered Wm insensible.—The house-surgeon of the hospital said that Dieble had also sustained a serious wound.—Police isenmst 13 H said that. the chopper alluded to could no whom he found, although he had made the most dilipnt search alter it.—The prisoners denied the charge altogether, and Mr. Arnold remanded them for one week. LAMBETH.—DESPIMATE ASSAULT.—Ann Child was charged with assaulting Mrs. Mary Willy, thereby placing her life in great danger.—About 12 months ago the injured woman had been a witness against a man of the name of Green, with whom the prisoner lived as his wife, and these that time she had frequently expressed her determined= to have her revenge. On Saturday evening Mrs ,:u rjr who pining the shop of the prisoner,and the latter her like • Urns, and before she oould be released hem= grasp she was beat and ill used in a range NULDIAIR. • OW tificate was handed in from Mr. Day,oamarcion, d i d the life of the sufferer was in thseg proodbidi pall e nn the injuries she receive.—The apparedle lustily matter with g reat levity, and YaetWed weep same ef the witnesses were giving their evidensa—The megeasale laid BatetitsTo —Mairmaawas s. LORD AND anume.—The la this sass eme a paha'', clear is the Lath Osmasielei Bask. and the Adria* was the simimilmEms of a penes el the mesas at Beastree. Baste time ego a passe semi Memiell o ;7: st dip bemidep eompe, asi, ia swim to mean awy amass midst Wilt be to him, Messrs. Decr ier* soil Netts bosom his meths. idled in 1841, beihtsi ts the bank in the ma of 3571. By the dead the liabilities of the cashes were limited to 4004 and two of the dahmirmis had paid 1001., bat rshesd to pay the reembieg 3001. Hence the yelation. It appeared. Mast between the siss bond aad of Mr. M Deader* emi loamism became iasolvemoy beaktopts, and arriott having seippesi over to their areibmithe whole of their real and pummel estate ebtamei a Meese hem sU their debut. It wep therefore seatamisil fkr the isimmlent, that the bank big a party ts die Most aII &May on the bond was die. hark* kid that, so the condition of the =as to pep the masmry on demand, and RO demand bees Maim MIN time of the signing of the release, re v = - to esimini sad therefore the validity of the bead was stet sialsel. The jury returned a verdict for the phiatilL—Deimmes, MO& CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD °MT.—Before the Recorder. ROBEZILY.—G•orge Dickens, aged 20, described as a che mist, was plead in Ow doelkeherged with stealing 461. and the V= et a Xr. Amide', • linendraper, at rtis rd LtMr. kr the prosecution, and Mr. Bandies delbilledir mi pelmer. Mr. O'Brien Woad the era le the_ jury. He said that the prosecutor aim op to ten hem MOW in June last, end took two rams is the Mews eta Mrs. Rebbslllll. Adjoining to the two war sampied by the sae excess. wee one occu pied by•ho !abases, with Mt* the Wefts , X the leadlord dept. The preessolor pissed a beg in width he medal his meaer and oseme, wader the ised i wed at the time that heresealed it, there wore 4 . miss sal pit in it. The miss were one Rank of d e noteßegion d two Brecon seam. On the morning et Wy, the 106 et Jose, the money wu Wend, end ise the grits* bed boss absent from the howls deAre the preview day, iamb* wets bolituted whisk led *Vase codes to impost Oft the pobemer bed tthea the *my. 1w Bother Mold* the Mem* mid the pelthe teased the grisener to thaveased, BfsbsWad, end 01111,. K whin he bed been spec mem, nosy body, .. sa b er! ft wee known that he lei se wow tehotivoria Mosby regime to dm robbery. & wm alto amend that the misswer Ml entztuded the *demi et a polite knit. wwltwuwhi sk wen afterwards Beamed ever to the Upon prolismied, the pelemer denied that e i vres . ibe perste whom be was Mbm.—Nr. Amnia woe ailed sad memi them rasa-skim. lathmthae mem ;:rsithe litres, end presto* to disk scatalo lath as l having W impeipM intmeemse with NO la two yothg ledim who be im elle laths mem 11 =lby the pe= te the The :Melon hdelnatio — rmset theysingwomen with the Whom ? Unless ma de, It ie I tidek - uoneoeiry that yes amid pat those oetedens merely he ths pespees dtorts*, witame.—Mr. Bellentine : The east - Amid give me gismo steal for not petting these questions mime it me et fftessee to the cose—aeme audit Await be elven to sews br timetion.—'The Bottedist : Tea, bat there melba NMI Belhaties : If the within is put out et semi I Abell be &Note thew your loedddp the been leg oft& the seesezien et the pen seater end Mite Mall hes en the cam —The Bends : Whams, withdrew. (TM witness here left the court._4—Mr. Ballantine: I am in eirsetod that this aroma Hall has alemeded, and that the prosecutor keeps her out of the way.—The Recorder: What me* could the prosecutor have in dodos so—or if that wen to, what motive could he bate In pmeseutim the pri owe if he knew that Mite Hell had taken dm money ? —Mr. Ballantine: lam entitled to pat these qua tkese, to show the moral character at the wit , nem, and that he cohabited with Mies —.The Beeerder : Yes • but if you are torturing the witnen ' with these ques tions merely to affect his character as a wit ' nese, don't you think it is a harsh course ? If eve ry person who had an intrigue with a female wee not to be believed on his oath, I do not know how public justice could be carried sat.—Mr. Ballantine, with much warmth, said he had a duty to perform to his client, and he would not be deterred. He could prove that the prosecutor cohabited with a female, and that that female was not to be celled an a wit ! nen. He heard she had absconded. lie was instructed to that effect.—The Recorder repeated that it would I be better for counsel to attend to the evidence, sad ' not attack the character of a wit:ans.—Mr. Ballantine (emphatically) I contend, my lord, that a counsel knows best how to conduct his client's case. He is the best judge of the course to be pureued.—After some fur. they conversation of an angry nature, the Recorder said : r Mr. Ballentine, the observation. I made were most kindly I meant. I consider it more important to counsel at the bar THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, 1847. her it wase~ter, for lithe demand died, wit* e was not la ma. lbw would' be put upon her trial fie I murder, sad semeadmil bee fee • week. THAMES.—Artallemallas /tratemmox AND IstroerrioN ow • &anon.— Was. Thee. Able*, tbo ketilord of mo rose tania poithrohlose, RatcliSikibmsg, attemied to $ maws* bombe the isinse memeasonsi Samoa Brooks, far Imhof* hie oast sad &rho. TM complainant bog tikes 1. to Britannia, and regularly paid be slat WIWI. Monday lam be got a slap, and paid Kr. AbbottS biome of 11. let, which was due, when an usexoesteldska ores made for an additional 145., as • week's mad of • seem This he resisted, and • broker mated Benjamin Wed wee employed to distraia en the caul, bat he himself admidtled in evidence that the roem in u res** was a eammen Meng-mak need u a bar parlor, *equaled by allibe Ilms of the house.— ;r. orrery, slew one severe resaarlos ea the scandalous natant el lush a nansudee, said he shoed order the chest, or its value, to be gins up, and would Mkt further a senalty of 10L _ f *Ault, shOllM egotism Abbott to Imp_tisafittlict fee dull stheadm monal. HAMMERSMITH.ALLEOED Hummer or • Rs unlit° Orricza.—J mai= Stevens applied to the magis trate for his eminence under the following circamesome. The applicant stated that ber husband was then lying from small pox. She was herself attacked with the That day she had gone to Mr. Haskard, the relieving akar of the Fulham hobo for Hammersmith, and app li ed for p ro per nourishment for herself and children, who were ab solutely starving, and he refused to give her any relief.—Mr. Beadon issued an order for her relief, and Thomas, T 60, se companied the applicant to Mr. Haskard's. On his return to the court with the applicant, he informed the magistrate that he had seen Mr. Halliard, who, after his delivering the men age, said he had given the woman two loaves the day before, and had done his duty, and Mr. Beadon might do what he liked in the ssenee.-111. Beadon expressed his sur prise that any relieving akar should send a magistrate such an answer. e shoild like to ascertain whet the board of guardians wou ld my to the ease, and with that view would send them a representation of the fade at their nest meet ing.—The apphcaat, and otherwilmene obese mikses was corroborative of the above, were than manned ea oath.— Just es the court was closing, one of the 0•11111N0 scoompenied by Mr. J. Stevens, the chairman 1111 to of guardians of the Fulham enion.—Mr. Beads. related to ' them the facts as deposed to Want hi..—Mr. S te al Oir pressed his surprise at eke imislos duels, tbs paillasses of his odielal dubs of thisiemoa he had Merge bpi Renard a mess atheism 011/OL-Mr. Bioko mai It mes most amessary that immediate attention should be paid te the ease, in order to prevent the spread of the Wendell at the neighbourhood, and that proper care of the wow might be piers. —Mr. Stevens assured Mr. Beadon that be would see Mr. Bay before he went to his own home, sad he would lay the matter before the board at their next meeting. MONEY MARKET. TesaDar Eremite. For the last few days money has been compara tively more easy in the discount market than it was, ' or seemed likely to be, when the Bank last rained its minimum rate. To-day accommodation has been more easy still for all but long dated paper, if not also, as in some quarters has been the case, afforded on more liberal terms. Neither the banks nor dis count houses incline notwithstanding to lock up any con siderable portion of their funds upon loans, except for short periods and upon securities readily realisable, which in fact, however, amounts substantially only to the samepolicy acted upon with reference tothc restric tion of discounts to short-dated paper preferentially. So far is this caution carried that loans could be ob- Wiled with difficulty, even upon Bank Stock, at 6 per cent., when with the condition attaching of holding over whilst the transfer books are shut in preparation for the dividends. By a contradiction not singular, as explained on a recent occasion, money, whilst more easy in the general market, is becoming more scarce and difficult on the Stock Exchange. It was paid for to-day at the rate of 51 per cent. on Consols by firstaate parties in the house. Some considerable parcels of money stock were brought to market to-day, on account of holders who, it was understood, were under pressure for funds. These sales, with other ooncumng causes, led to a depres sion of funded values. Console declined about per cent, below the opening quotations. From 87k, the first bargain for account, they went down to 861, but at the close of business recovered to, and closed at, 87 buyers for account, and 861 to 7 for money. Reduced Threes, 871 to I. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 89 to k. Long Annuities, 9 to 1.16. F.x chequer Bills, ls. to 2s. premium. India Bonds, 2s discount to 2s. premium. The settlement of the account concluded to-day in the foreign market. The transactions on new account were upon the usual limited scale. Brazilian were • done at 85, but quoted only 83 to 6. Mrsioan 16e to 19. Portuguese were 27 to 9. Spanish Fives 201 to 1; the Threes 30 to 1. Dutch Two-ase•Malf per Cents. 66 to 1: the Fours 89 to I. Emden were acid at 110 to I, but were still quoted 110 to 112. Foreign exchange ruled a shade lower on some of the principal continental drawing places, in others about the same rates as before. On Leghorn sad Lisbon the rates were rather higher; on Ham burg, Paris, and Madrid, lower. The actual business done was, however, but limited, as, on ac count of the recent failures, the bills offered were scrutinised more narrowly, and there were fewer takers. The rates asked and negotiated were wide in consequence. On Amsterdam the rates done rankedfrom 12.4/ to 61 ; on Rotterdam, 12.5 to k ; oltwerp, 25.80 to 85; on Hamburg, 13.12/ to 13k ; on Frankfort, 121/ to 122 ; on Paris, 25.70 to 75 ; on Vienna, 10.5 to 6 ; on Leghorn, 30.60 to 65 ; on Naples, 401 to / ; on Madrid, 471 to }—all at dues months. On Lisbon, at 60 days, 531 to 1. The monthly review for the fourweeks ending with July 17, of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held respectively by the banks indicated, as compared with the returns for the preceding four weeks ending June 19, and with the fixed issues of the banks, was given under this head yesterday. The following is the review for the corre sponding periods of the year. The yearly comparison of the aggregate note circa , lation of the United Kingdom, between the four weeks ending the 17th of July this year, and the four weeks ending the 18th of July last year, gives the follo reernilta Book ce 51,719,220 Whole S" -- 41:7 mamma buia. 64. Lab do. Sul* leaks —lmam £IOS,SGI X 274,965 305,861 Aid imam as lamas July 1 . 7, 180 49,169,124 TM Mme yearly com pa rison for coin and bullion gives Ohl following rapine : Dia 2%1E4 di al ensee C 5,687.049 kfiltseits' go. SW& leaky IM 472,498 DOW lactase 41S Total decor ca Was* hay 17,1147 56,804446 It follows, thumbs*, that the eireelethig medium of the United Singskee, notes tad astaillo vanes ,together, es far ea the- beaks are mimed, wee **Sri in the while, ender both heads oon juiltuly from July, 1848, to July, 1847, to the aatent her'e . gven .rpes,ist Tsl dIwIsN . SPOLLIIII TIMM , I pol . . I c l is el.....LlAßA. 7 . It!, I. T . 1172 . pi Tem, 'A /ea. f, I-- AL if 1 i laff per O. Ws, Of iff i 1.4 14 Naga. ..1. , ALMA 1.47 ying Am., expire 040 J 0.., IMO, ?web for Lest, 07f o fa US 7 ' 1-10 IP VA Ap rA74l_ Asp.. xi fun. ff. Oct 1 0 , 4.11:1 1 . 7771 : MO db., f la. Nis, • 11 1 . me, AIN, a, pa ,4 ks DIAL /ANA. II f 4 pm. 1011114111 MOM Ipg Ont. laluilLa BMA IS If per OA llszlea., 1014. tlf blue 774 A sorb, lel sal Illtiffelf I for OA 114•0171 t Doric dm Aron 4 fee OA PRIMUS. Boob, 174 SAL. IMO, lea DINA, Mot , WI DIII• Pratve. 41 4 NOM. Asidas Bask. ISM IS pm OA lfaalek WA, A 077.. ao 0 11,114 I* fair Of 1).141 37A.; II g 411,141 4 f ; =CHANG= AND ATOMS AILIWAIf. PALS, AcA.l4. I m ./..„.... 11 or .--ic. — 4.1 j —_ . ... a. ...... 1,. ... 1-.9. , pet 03215. . .1 78 Si rt 40 l7 70 - I — 77 SO 77 Si 5 Do. .. . 117 86 ~ 110 16 I „ .• 13 Do. . . .1 101 75 800 o• a tr 4 VW • • .1 101 44 1 . .. Maw. " law. adil. De.. 1 1 , 1 1 SU li. . . : I 100 1 I Lmaa """ L 'aisi ona . . . . I 94 . 1711 Dr. 3 • . . ~ 1 1204nry book . 5O D., se . . . .. I beak Mums _. • . 3300 315•sts, Ave. 11.—Tlue• 302 . .00510, 27 11l ; 1100 041 04•026.• 171 • pai.nri, 60 , Omer, 15; Ilaak 061 r. PrOlaand, 114, Bask et It 1.32113, 119. 11.2216030 0 5 1.0 0 0 5 4 4 1 43 . lOC RAILWAY NEWS. The are market was heavy yesterdky, with g e r m variossly in decline. North Westerns were held, however ; Blackwalls lower. In French shares Wimps was difficult at lower prices. The settle ment of amount went off quietly,lnt was not an ex- Waive affair. KICITINGE4.—LOWDoN AND BLACIWALL.--317:= MiNtiihrr Avi. 17,—)Li. 1. N. Mill In e b m e ter dot: Ib i ktro u rktoor nowaioll 'WM b. Notilata s Er voold hi rro a to. te. • am. dot Of bomotoz. loot tom Otoolglo 00. =OW too .if eje 16 . ami ie asoMod. Imola tae llotoloto wore Wend to atlArle s to doe v..==.4.l l • l "trra tlx"" ameo it e =kamir me tr ood. w toootiotto& iith o :dim wee rad a mad time in the Hors of Ur*, end at that eldpe err easessital. under the rematias d gerthmoat. &ins the WChths *db. se *terrine foram poolokoli Go flulNor Ili s the mat maim elmes. la loodoot the sispasatibe roped eel& a daina tn standouts, matella la aloe wiet* bad hilits vairmilW kg tle Wol i.d t• =lsm I lot be leas qua ass it MI est *ea am am atm mallia. Ma the supers wars Wad, - et a raid et 17,1101. ma Molt Ira Is he ma Ma► diary; la dream weed *weft% ha me time ahldoebei ▪ aew was etverldag. ilea *Mem with the Met sail Red IBM Dods lmetisa lie hal d =o l lat Mr. Inds *- masa dist thee ves in de way. Owing le ▪ mmiletint Ramer ore= theadilleaal WA Wass* reallyar ismaiMise.-84.1smedessitseieresttee ansedlismd lareedift delbeholibesamiledildiellaberadmaiesOmperyt —V* stsa ad that tbmeis O est m theiredmiendittnet duped se ma ea the Mara Opastiss pay se as the Dm MM. V the Mare Oemhe deaspeny melt ad lasi themetess et a pat tersdass cm he easy as pails Malt amp* dm Is Mew he the. wee so area lei same teethe liesieraCamties 17=2 welt not to Ms. La safeemat bed ler Mimi rtf.te. L 7 which 'Mt wow aped he dye are MtU i s s ig salseeka Me. It wool Ise reend he stems det the °maw °many maid rat any mit this ameamsd—Alist a lbw wads ills gr. 1.117 6 ! tit Kt, Ahrther", Kr, Tow PIK *1 fl wss het Ilme Met Bow is idepary, aided the =:eingstting dams ea the Zeds* Omitia si me ad a the ea ths ether. It seed eel ist sad* WM dm thee pad me I t es dish watimeelat_ seassies wee a& yet stestaed. It lees pregaMeas - Mel el wide. the estmala se ma ideposimet dm; ad he Mimi Sae m lair r a M greema*dem Mades Ommay. Ihe di ika& meta arm be a wing Me.•ads= it was mat a mks at Maid; aid this aria eag io le; =dal se Waft al imMeet with oda laid le the imam O=des a rt C L us Zpill•k_lee limed ea so slipeamleidarbressie MIN met lama Mae le as idea" hs &MAY that he. *sell* he the fragile, sr In amber at le diet easaside% lamiliadoe d halseat aft le issues dossi. This at Mit ass vest ; ad he gr ids bed My he this insem—The Omiema ida do dru Mt a sea=ts Ste Sam Clemliss se die Liaise ad hem Ihe lonsor e l Imadt le lad dilt the the* tawilMe la was* ar m lllmtmehetratt. AMMO* it wee estawalits the er Ht. laded to repel ea de Ist IMO et MEOW Mleta thoodes Ompinfetrelis sa thelae; stale di ding Se he was lima asemesp. would bees lam sa arm arms ; rd the aresters hid emalat sat sit Os Miele awed Med he mei tainalming viiadw the he war he lenali. As to astedia It wee ,eset. whoa . 11 me weed thet the par the = lI elni"lbrie lhey het bid • r si d settlis lad iaser thsa Is =te adalled le Id the amp mine seed Ye lbe simamalaisommiswee of Wog WNW to dm . Aleslaree odd it Yes WA been say addles sammead dis Inaba he drearaemou Oinam. with Mem he misealeei ad the lea di West leas MA Madam Irew(army*t k ihs lama Ma et the maw siesta tt wee met lederleat Ya the iMeistim Mehl has a setcsarkel marer.-111* Oakum Mt the dia. adadded mom woo No r dersooololog dist dr Coloony, elm sapild %Adel hear the peseridas et the Dab We, Wad =siebew *se My vete lad* *Mold la lA—Aher WAY MININISS 1611111Fle egigii4 as also the mintleadr detsi tie rowel Mitoat paydae ea Oh twistable Coal AND WATlJlPOND.—Ordielditafielllirtif Meeting, • 1 7 .—Dr. Bowfin, X.r.r. in the chair. well was reed by the smeary, staid that the directors Id Mermaid upan limeded a oil of th per d=eem kw Me pewee at mialeklat that et the Me whM adds him Webertail animas& a dia tom st aleht Mies. the aest et di* wad be Mat ILMS. At pram% It yr hdedel thet a s it Me Mt Meal be ads, hut serthwarlos se wasirestet se le he said* ke • Mlle las at mirr . e peried witha ME le the esemessistise et the Ede. basseur, Y 4 awe reams** arta edi et ids. *Mei of IL he melte sa the Nib lispboater de; he he se she pen he d he Ise* erasers me the m e te' et sok frame pre. = mid hmaislattla le aimed meld The asemes Ildhimaidtshavellesald644.7s.6l, ▪ tbe ll =r et.4l. ll.ll. meet a balms et WPM. 2s. IL— The Cbektem slur abaft he the yeladd sada In the repset, MIL he. elides he he pal Madam r eased with : they he, Yid, bra lapillt siessesem he he essibiedly belted Yid the Me wadi pees al peellislis mese st imulaset. reply to WWII IPINNIM._ be ila OS Weft 0.0111111111 Ibr the hoe by their esements - ase Mae et themees ess WM. The esti. metal aim well lied w emn-11M wart diateL—lir. Owed MI it wes weillft r he deprami he to the maw marled, ad they wad pa a emblerstie widen et the are paid w by the Ms rod la ths :spirt. am tand they pall per ast. Mead IY easel* lea. Se mw. as se masa& med. " the fun of *reed le Marra tall Medi ant." • was amid by Mr. MIL-41 Mater did the the thet p e a l lads* le MASK. la *Milt ram& MI Ma peal up dila a ear Mem elan My did ths maw ausitet wee net se edited& a sadden se es hea. Creiseedwd—ifin amt. amidst the Ms. ingehisr that a m en kid velbed that masa *di est le me sadly relied r um -Me Cialmia alt. err tided et the Orsat= s &easereme Pb the meet. —The mill* he a neemsidatilw. me that *epee. POZTADOWN AND Doireastiroir.—This =seise was mi me. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. —THE ATMOSPHEIIic. Tim South Dam line. dna Nada to Teignmath. was warted Maadent on .day with owlets idea* Mediation tram Euler insal. Whim slogyeass st darems • malmal lad Med" wed am ad ptaision. It r agrrl that sit remit will be made by the samderie in the awed a da r twi lAz z. gez. —This line will be ("sued on Friday, the 20* Vaddlla COVlTlNS.—Yeetirday the branch lies of this radial/ea thdaidie to FL Dee sea Huntingdon, was wend for lade. Nozsz.—Ths swig al the Swiss North Rs& way Ikea iamb le lab led plea as the 7th. la beam at de coed= the wrommede Arms. the am= mauls( lividh. the Medi* seumillssel es aeses et as Mind disedelare, pesseelet leish r ite lai listems aye hews DS ales) =rend IN di edesites. Me train mt. *let et is aseented, with the edgers of the twa sieleas itlig=l* homedes. Pausas...—sts Wan trim of he ttla ewe o A Mid mar, Made Ms mid*. almateast the wafts kr tle ales; Ihe Maim si *a DM Mead to rote • kook, did la medind ea lies awe Wise es *km' SEA= LlSTe—leressaar, Lingle: 17. time workett, sheer this state et rap continue. Wok hose *0 areal ire le Freer who ben reel their multi eel errs who sr — sad Erre their reertbeen of reek& Or in erre bra the U.in Mate in. bred to ears the arra Or Or halherlag Orr water be re bur as wr armor". or rose the erre= Mt talky by spire's cad eredostater. Inhale thereaber dere& 2 *.e hnere eel try the hrente, h too adarel: lebelbre et the United Otoise. Itte keglers the ikepea rimer ef the mostly. The , way the way earner. ef barer et worse& et k re iirkg attire deyar aka g :Lay MI pairtilk empty we arir =Mkt Oh wo dull arm Ire se lee rwe re derrat sea r erat ea rear let works a rerstrirtet the herr soreorre of a elmet early of imam kr Ws sr Om eerralr woo at ere pare the orrinekar firerlere el re We her Oat re mew anll tear up et ore by the new pas. le tbe red. Thee was resell.selloutrd werdere earribMweelL The Orb wen ray. wtth At M Parma,the Mt re 11111. Or irolit Ire bra Or rrh hee ler INS trereeted, and re what was drebelly b. per& The Urged era retook se TM beer &Oa OW ME pert be bur dor rdrd re err ors as "curer eed reMerda aleopther about IMO bilis.—Merwheekr Eroweler. BLANKETS:Hacmeoltoinis, Aro. 16.—Then wee ran than the WWI Ardor of molar at our blor.lia-ha,l this ailerienh, tad a Welt sale diet* both In the bigner and lower look pine. Atm orders on. ginn out for good, nimbi' ft ellematimmtel intleerno, sad the Errs chlelly employed in the wooer. ef Or derriere of anklet are seaming a roma lively MOM mehelacel firm. ali V i reLLENL—Lamott, Aact. 17.—There wit, a very Ole be* of riereistate sad sanniacturere, at oar clad. belle Ilie nod may a sell mete et bualaws waa dor. The orb te herd era se real et Ire. sloths of the krt. m. Or arebie ibr re arse marels, with rabies; rms , mirk sed a kw lota et dere - Prom me LONDON . GAZETTE.—Toesiay, Av.l7. Oaciass GALE, allasbanar, earn ;I:Lrlar, to unmade, Aug 24 at It. k OK. 4 tat IS, at lissbeisLea. IlaL, Galas*, Buctlersbary; or. asig.. Inilammt. Dierksemied. MIL , , Aug. 31 at MIL, IkAstlgra, I .l=a- TlDe t. a. /We.. William- SIR iIiPM. ems 8 airsat. Itelets‘res. begbdaw, Newcastle. Igamrryas; K. amll lkimit,llknessatlempowTjka. llttanan Lie Swam k Wtzw.x Emus. Lichteld, math Indligra, Aug. 33 tit 111 at 12, at BirtniogbasaCt. cob., Gs & Daskse, Birdman' ; di. dolg..=ginateitiam.. Medusa tin plate manufacturer. AmptlatltTattrattOtakiMullat. ea,tioyd,minur, Obsagskis ; at Omlea. liadarlane. onus Pawns. Wirelakabirt., Ida mardsamt, Aug. :=at 11. it Ct. Sob, 14441m0n lb Zwaisa. i g . IL 0414., larealagtoon. BX•diiie4.. Ate. 34 st Ille adai = l" e m at P l 7, allikissiat. Isla, Wiley k liamstagry; wig, lbslaisr, Woes = I A Tamsas ar =lrbial, tinter ineteluost, Aug. 4 1 at Wit... at 11U1 igi st ix6 ll. at mirog.. ll:t i ris & Co., Old Jon -J., Ts/mem lbsemaglaraleas..Tyne, draper, k k IS MIL Opt SI et I, A Vermateropra•Tyks Ct. bole., sio•la k Oa., 13usolasalarid4y 41 Bmtk 14•Tosatie.upon-T7ne; at. esalg.„ Wsklay, NewomOs.enas. WILLIAM WAIMM. WIIMWOWIIr, pocket book =kir, Aug. 27 & Sept. 17 at 11, st lisisaltiskir OL Ida, Abbott, Cbarlotte-st., Bed.ford.dq. & Gookke,l4mismerri . st. tom.. Hobson, Manchester. Jon, Ta I•lBlo.Wcriessattrablze, victualler, Aug. 31 & Sept le at 11, at Ct. Si, Powell, Birmingham: of sang., Valpy. Iltrmlaglom. zusourrn PETITIOII33III. W. t bill WWlb•hm.ltateat. R. Iddedi Cidordll. Yaritob ire, woolk• R. IWO. Tddiwat. Oddad..l6 -MM , I • „ i Al ~..ityarbloa. 50015. ea, W. d , batter. 11=4::t7414. S. Oloueestentare. Is -I...lM..laaleaP. Yarlialdre , ma. a.m. W. WOMBS. &sem T.1=1%1: =II. fur l i i Siz ik ." Parar. _ c ‘ rarela . _ , . Cha3e, Ida of Wight . twaYr "LL:::wcalt.,--- /1.W . ......the Aiwa* is W. Seda s alnatZtr i l atm t baa, 1111=..Wiballr.trilertJardab.be, 3. Ng" !swum. Carswell. las. J. CAWMANdry. balm. LVIM. Limped. glom. DIviDENDE-11;91. 7. C. Bum & T. 0. mod, licensed victuallers—Sept. 10. P. Diet" Widcm. tea dealer— Sept. 7. J. Currie & L. E. 71Onsidelsits. Clty merchants— Sept. 16. A. Duncan & C. Eidianbouse-7 w, City, me. chanb—Sept. 18. J. Purby & 1. Sachet Leah, Piccadilly, Woes—Sept. 21. W. Hayward. Yard. Kent, butcher—Sept.3o. D. Beard. see.. lliddad, Ms. am& Owner—Sept. 7. P. Howard. Ea .▪ r Ws. vim 1031b1111-111 31 R. J. Janes, dohs, opliks, Islle—Supt. I. I. laskr, Canterbury, d ß ea l ler dn t lano—Pept. - IL IL limskil. El* Itallows, tallow welter —Srpt.ll, P. Webbed, llowliwn&lnn. kerainger—Sept. 10. T. C. W. Pierce & 0. male — Sept. 7. G. Sharp * Wiarp imuli —Sept. 7. A seta WOE. WOE. EenebedWiallewli-PE 6 . slassid&WW ll-80 PL a0arena 2 4. T. Wright, —. 1100TCH ONIMISTRATIONL—Mat Iltsrieds, Kelso, draper SI It Bet. 14, at Yull's Cron Up Usbel, Mao—L i t Obefiew, clothier, An. IS It Ileptall, at Smith's Ormage—Jamas Par* bookblader, Maw% AaS it leipt. U, Ines ahamta, Obagaw—George Headeasta It te~nosbsta, Aug. 19 it Sept.% at 1 . ow 7 . 11 libistr, 011ac r , , cosiabloa laiet. } E ts Set le, at ibiapion iamb, .... Isla. swot calla stimakataree, Amt. 24 Sept. 14, at Goadsta drab: (111.pae. - PARTNERSHIPS DIBSOLTED.—W. Rather, T. Howse, &W. R. Pautnehurchyard, City, so for as regards W. IL Davis—lL 14=J. Pcol.Ploseco, Lrasiko—R. Brayshaw Os B. Bray how, -4. Parma& A. Adiwodts, &R. Drsdbory, Haslingdro, Lan. odds., so to as sew& A. Ashworth—J. Haworth & J. Baron, Ussiihms—W. Holihay h J. Holiday, Kowdal, Warman. &slam lk J. Jim" NowsWitoodwailL Raba 0. Nark RwAshas c lammilso—S. Mawr & Ifisetio. 01W—D. !Mims &J. H. Nara MASS J. Elsegii. Todilto—J. R. JO, It C. Ray. Clan, ttlQ F. J. Wm. Durham—T. Stowassa, are .. rrillowasc al Wi r e D. Mid. so ar us D. eadhad—W. Wissaw, J. Wows% Is R. Wwwws, York dinar Sr as !waft W. 'Manor--W. Dower, lartn i a.Lirar.l.66leZelP r , T '" ok= b J. l l, 71. Parklaws, ltstithwasr. 7 " ."1.8 %,... "1".. :a55 ei li iii s m N l''' ).itik. '"7"n .taw 1111. 44 9. 5 . WiII/ Me- asw.ansist.paumm.e ii 4.....mi l :Tais...... Hi a.gni r I . ' k. 1 i i : 2/ ....laim i carib.iitt. lN bi...z....7azgoidi., 42 ,..e.a. B .u N wilki Cß be.t . k - eze,W i .aiii.i i r.ebrthe ... "4.6l.:.d...:. MIR P•Oli. aka. ava i l . ..a& 11311.4. le it M. ILMs..Sattarey, A /moat 116 L 3 Deana ._ . . MIMI . . via heeib. 11Mets MI 2 141.'"...41r ied Oaftem i ll iIS. L S "'s tews ewe Der• 5 0 , 524 ' .... . 1 l a 111 "" 6 • ". . °I la I na 4 malt , s es ..0, 4 9. 41,..e...., ti is,,. 0 1 .....". o==.lle= iii i "... lash= . A.s.. • i tsllsa llrmi ri . • Rest= ll4"." . A." 11,19 111 4 . ": 1: Wm 4 .1. 05. 14 S. r alaw- s"s. Al o . I Do t a '''''' -.. 4 3 %; • ii". 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