The Express. — London, England, 1851-06-30 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, 1851. dispel to be used by the Weskyan reformers. An • learnt bad, however, bees some to between the pa:i r Te ac e,t e ; which it was weed listlifteen new trustees should be ap pal:MA Id* the tristion of the ministers of the chapel mai die prsesta treeeese, and that the chapel shoul d in fu bawl it WU ups die trusts of a mod.l deed of 1h32, which wom emeewead lit die cowduct and management of all Wee • petition was now presented for the up rffiti=itliit new trustees, without any reference to the loosihr asd gar the wasfirmution of the arrangement. M. MI end Mr. Selwyn appeared for the cliirdest roma Creawerth made the seder. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—SATC&DAT. New That. Puna. Annoys' r. Bacot. The plaintiff in this ease formerly filled the post of Super intendent of the Norfolk Police, at Mecham, and having euddeoly quitted it, there a ppeared in the Norwich Mer cury, whiels is the property of the defendant, an article re- Wive to this matter, in which was a passage imputing to the plaintiff that he had stolen a bottle of pickle and one of Macerrar oil, and some cigars, from the shop of • Mr. Abraham, in Dereham. In consequence of this the plaintiff brought this action of libel, to which the defendant justi fied, alleging that a bottle of capers, a cigar, • toothbrush, and same rotten stone, had been stolen from Mr. Abraham, and that the plaintiff was the thief. At the trial before the Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, at the last Norfolk Arius, the defendant only substantiated the *ea in respect of the bot tle of ca p er-, but the jury found for the defendant generally, upon which they were directed to woes, contingent damages, in case the court above should think that the plea was entire, and that the plaintiff was entitled to a verdict. The jury then found one farthing dasegee, and subsequently this rule was loosed foe a new trial, sod in arrest of judgment. Mr. Prendergast and Mr. Raymond appeared to day to 'hew cause against the rule, but they were not called on to argue the points involved, as The Court intimated in the first instance its clear opinion that the plea was not proved, and that the better way would be to allow the verdict to be entered fur the plain tiff for one farthing. Mr. Prendergast was ready to consent, and the plaintiff being unrepresented by counsel, the rule was ultimately., determined. Rule absolute accordingly. Met Pates.—areas Ma. Nam Kamm Ara 1 Wpm-am SPINSAL JORT. OIJIMIII IP. POITIIII.—MONST LIST. • This was aa action to recover the balance of 2,000/. as Boni" lest. It appeared that a Mr. llonitsall. who for many years car ried ea taw business of a Manchester warehouseman, in Cheepeklik temune connected with the defendant, at that tkete ass more than 20 years of age. The defendant ob tained a patent for an improvement in the construction of nib" and upon his attaining his majority he entered We partnership with Hornbill. It was stipulated by the aid of partnership that Hornbill should make all the B il l ;le aanedv ances hor besi tkit . ;he plaintiff, who ere neeewry for an t " (Li of Ilunihall's, offered to lend him a sum of 2,0001. el II per I:ent.. ea it was greater interest than Le got from es adman. Aceudingly, on the let of July, 1844, the = advanced the first 1,000/, and on the Ist of August he advanced the second 1,000/. The conditions WPM Spat amt. interest per =ZUNI. to be paid every six mess sod sex months' notice el repayment on either side. Ai • eal Wnal secunty the lease oldie anchor manufacture =members kie at Duuston, in the county of Durham, was a wl* tlw plaintiff by Mr. Ilmoball. Up to 1A44 the was regularly paid , but the anchor business not enevereing, after advanees to thee eztent of 18,000/. or mix hod Men made by Honiball, a dissolution of part neraltip took place in 11446. One of the conditions of the anolutiso of partnership between the defendant and Weibel* was, that whilst the former assigned all his fish* wad interests in the anchor patent to Heelball, the Utter was to receive and to pay all the debte due to. or by the firm, Eventually . Ilimiliall was obliged to compound wit his creditor.. paying them Am shillings in the pound. 'the plaintiff declined to take this payment, stating that he was satisbeil with the security he held—nanseiy, the lease of the Dunston premixes, if Mr. lionihall WOlllil continue to ply the interest regularly and make some payments in liquidation of the principal as he could. Several payments were made, but a delimit of one day to one payment having been made, the iiiiiatiff served lionilmill with notice requiring payment of the principal sad interesrat once. Ibis notice compelled Hortiball to become a bankrupt. The plaintiff proved his debt, and received the dividend the estate prodoced. Ile then um =cued proceedings against the defendant as Ilintibalr• partner at the time of the loan, the deed having pledged the )joint and separate credit of the too partners The jury n turned avi edict fur the plaintiff for the fall ease claimed 1,w211/. 2s. 441. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—SATMDAT. bum Me. denrwessrea lINNILINNN. IN an Dn. A. B. flaiinvaLs.a.. The bankrupt is describes' se • boarding-house-keeper, but ts better known as an author of r•riouo works. This was a meeting for the proof of debts. From • statement of the bankrupt's affairs, prepared by limn. Mackillop and Young, the Ivaikruptk unsecured debts an about 2,0001. ; the• leo+, for their liquidation being 3001. There are Moo debts to the amount of 2,4001. owing to creditors who bad rearitin. INSOL% ENT DEBTORS' COURT—SATURDAY. atoms Ks. cessiosseooss 1.1111.11 Pt. IM na SAINKL DIONT WILIAM r.- -EITKAVAOANCIL This insolvent, a Lieutenant in the Royal Artillery, was paried by Mr. McOuhrey for a creditor named Kaye. Meters. Lanielon and Morland, tailors, opposed in person. Mr. Coolscand Mr. Sargood supported. The insolvent was opposed on the ground of extrava pace. Ili. debts ware about 1,4001., and his pay was now 1241 101. a year, out of which he proposed to set aside 241. a year. which offer he proposed to increase to 341., leaving only 601. fer himself and wife to live upon. lle had had an allowance from his (tinily, which had ceased about two years ago. Mr. Commissioner Phillips acquitted the insolvent of all manner of fraud. but after hearing the case at some length ispowsed hes intention to remand the insolvent under the discretionary clause. Judgment sou deferred to serve a cereditor. The Rev. Mr. John Oearge Stork, who had been vicar of St. Odes's, Camberwell, and St. Mary, Monmouth, up plied from the Queen's from o, to be discharged under the set. Mr. Cooke and Mr. Sargoud supported the application. In this case the debts in the aggregate from 1839 were 51X84., of which no consideration had been received for 14.4331., leaving the bona fide debts, 30,943!. Ile had 19,331/. ~whit to him. Ile bad sold the sehowson of the living of St. Odes' fur 1.5,1164 N., exclusive of mortgages to 13,4001. therimu. The insolvency was attributed to heavy emirates and hoses, one of which was 10,000/. for interest and discount. On the caw heiug called, nu creditor ap peared to oppose the application. Mr. Commiseirmer remarked that he had devoted several hours to the investigation of the schedule tiled by the insolvent. lie was exceedingly sorry to peruse such a document. Mr. ('ooke said a large portion of the debts were secured by =unfair , . Mr. Conarnitsioner Phillips observed that he had traced the localities in which the insolvent had resided, and the debts he had incurred. Ile (the Commissioner) had laid down a principle for his guid nice, which he wished was understood. The law left it to creditors to oppose, and if they did out oppose he should not appear fur them, and he thought it would be a waste of public time, where the court wow powerless, to enter into a long investigation. For himself he would not aid creditors who did not oppose, and ft was only right to say that nut of all the creditors— and they were enormous- only one had entered an opposi tion, sad bad not attended. Therefore he was spared the pain of an investigation into this case. Ilk could only say, 'that he wished the legislature had placed the matter in a different position. The insolvent was sworn to his schedule, and declared entitled to the benefit of the act, on which he was ordered to be discharged forthwith. On the application of Mr. Cooke, two gentlemen named Deacon and England were appointed assignees. The insolvent was discharged accordingly. IN TUB MATTIS or RICHARD MOODIZ.---00•3111tMIXT ('i.elllol.—Tor HILL STPTOII AGMs. This insolvent, a clerk in the Privy Council-office, ap plied under the Protection Act. He had, with a fellow clerk named Marks, who was yesterday before the court, made some bills of reehange to raise money upon, and both had been obliged to petition ander the art. Mr. Cooke, who appeared for the inaolvent, said be 1/114 willing to set aside 40/. a year out of hie salary, which was the sum proposed by Mr. Marks, so that the creditors would pt Sat a year. Mr. CotillOO,Oollff Phillips, on looking at the bill Mans sedans in the schedule, eseked, "What a kali& young man you are Pray, what is your see ? " The insolvent mid he should be 24 seat Fe b It was elicited that the insolveat had a salary ru Z 1001. a you, and Marks • similar sum. The ere of Marks had been befiire the Chief Conerninsioner, and be bad mused a da for the Anal order on the proposal to pay Mr. Commissioner Phillips said he the cower adopted in the other case. Here was a yogag man with 100 , . • rear owing MO/. on bill transactions contracted without consideration. Ile had spoken until he was louse on the folly of clerks in public dices giving accommodatitia bills, and he was surpris d that the heals ot the departments had not interfered in such matters. How the Medical would wt on with 60/. a year when ha meld mot got as with lOW. was inure than hr could tell. A en-ditor named Watts refused to accept tbe eter, sad "Clis person. ieneniosioner Phillips admonished the lasolmat is his future modest. He trusted that be and abets would learn a lemon from the present ease. The immanent promised to abstain from sack transactions. The Carnet mined a day foe the bad order, and gale pro b."' "msnlavorre the proposal to set aside 401. a yam fee the creditors. NE Bot.l.mt—The liberals of Rath, in IMMO queue of the various eases e 1 intimidation whisk atm under their notice r vont election. have diners up a meipien le dm Wren of Commons is favour et the Wet. Th . podeps hie hen laid down in several parte of the city f oe ijipmeomt i and Mhe se doubt • buy member of names via anweinini PAntinNintini Commmte.—LLTNVl VAULT BriiwAT.--Oin M Yr. Beniere committee the tin be jinni= with and power leer lame It It " =lake LA"' our dogland Few& MAN =ism . arziest, Aww M I DIAND LwAi.—la air ems OPlNaittee orargenf e bin 17 ,4 169tais awl passim efOiniaril 0 vuveaslosil Oastle Nem Cohn Otiale Breese Wm, Newer Goode Beene Untie Bytes, Gentle Year Calm MA= Omar elm Also Omar Omar CamArs Prikaly Cloudy 011•411.1111 Maim PeWelly Coady MeiOm Omens Omar rartially *nay Mediae Owens Prim Way Orr Cloul!la 0111.1SWICII 11 few.. Larev+■ feu Wornr• Oa 4, Winvouvisi tight Bntae Geniis Ater. Geode 3nar Calm . _ Claude Snow Gentle Brass, Chide Bran Gestic Brim Cala _ . _ Gentle BRIM Osatle fter• THIS DAY, Noon. OARIO of WWI. Wawa of Wirt. Outs at Ni Mather. throw Ono& Clem The rearm hem the fo llo wsig please did wet reach this ales is time for riblieatisa ret Saturday ; they therehre aadisate the state et the weather as Friday gamin at Mae Ode& Maw- Iteaserni Z. IWm hew'lly I L Gesde Brum I Made. W. Otmds Wass ammo. STOCKTON AND DARLINGTON RAI LWAT.—A special general meeting of this company was held at Darlington on Friday last, to take into consideration the raking of the rams authorised by the company's acts, obtainel in 1849 and 1851. 11. Name Smith, Esq., presided. The secretary reel the report. It stated that the act applied for in the peewit session of parliament, and which had received the royal assent on May 20th, had perfectly legalised all the Issas of the company, and else conferred powers for miring by the is.,, of preferential shares at 4 per cent., the amount of Yes debt of the company, as shown in the capital assent eillesendser last, such dividends payable as a first charge la ammo with the.interest upon the bond debt, for the time behri,ef the esampony, for the liquidation of which, the ine- Wee me eseetwel me strictly and solely applicable. The direr. ten rommend thatthe aggregate amount of the &n -th/abed le be mind by the acts of 1849 and 1861, be Meld by the nose of shares of 261. sash, a daps& of 2/. 10s. to be paid at the time of alletment. That, at least, one saucy of thew ohms be offered to she promo shareheiders in the eempeay pre rasa, according to their mew holdings, and the re mirk: to Nish perms w poems a conuanotty ef interest with the eeemony. That each shares TIOMINI a 1111111W111111 peollarenee erased of 4 per coat, with as siabral pub sigmas is dr prellte ef the sielowy ep west, after the testa of the hosed We bed ben paid, end ales 4 pee wefts es the mime array paid we tie pretest SWIMS of the ctr, and work ihrtier capital se the tiewpaey are neer to solee,wwlehell raise not esesedsog ie the whole the sem a NUM Semi dieenssies new se to the peestleg main et the miens esesseeemiedens saaeerd In the report, abs. which reesintiree Y make sap via lin empotises were passed, with ea additional peeeldeo dna cells en the new shares eireeld net raw& IL N. err yrs. The pigswill. the Issai, IT. Pwrzaanune, Joni 21. COlN.—Considevabla bedlam ban bean ems in oats, at an arra of 5 ex, ii., per don. do bat yea% prim: and Ss. 6d. Indifin fold sr semi In lbo that oast Ntar&—anan bar briars of rlnolbow snob at IC: ... b =l woo Illr. Or Mood; and Inn frr or Ow grin al Mit Mr. lobos nor robe disown Motto mirk 103 e., or 121 r so list dorm non WA* to Irk odor 80rp.,.- 4. 10 Ow rob 73 oar +a do lie q., lron wawa at .r; MS ialblln b orwarao. Of or dun. odor In Or Ora 0 Mfr. 110 or Mir Ota bs W. Wlow.-Mto Innib holm Wommildiami roil dborir r lboorrlot, ord MOO poor boo boln oil for=r l 7: l l%l It r. down ; owl tar of Lanai enor Illr. ar. lart.-11k. owl. to 100dr..-Drodn 380. per M. bd.; bOO% Yr porn ; Iti w irel hom aL undol. l•llew NIL VW tea ; Ode. In dd. oor grew arr. 3 roar. 37f So I pr a. r.; donrodaso. $ ports.! rootbot I woes. Yr to *9l far I. r. di So ISIf pee s. r. ; Ilutbsult, 3 month% 33f to four • r. i COTTON.—LifitarooL, Joss 2s.—Then has bra 1111110104 a briar dose today. tag Mr to., talo7 faw. dros rairdra. 71Nt tsar* is surr s gain In Nag ft re. stir rota fre ars tiro to err Is depted Arra* ler ott• barn Ire • tiro what're. Prem. owl Sirsa, 44. tot:,,„. Pine" OM- to 79 1 4_ 31 . 0 dr* dtd• to di. ormoria, Jura 111.—Thit roast continuo dm, with • dr brisr• Oar W dedird dart Use Irk to do essests 1161Lor 01. perk, s dM Worketee• adder &s Now Tort, Chorra, Nat Odor el tpr d iwibet arm* mar* pros ; it air adorn moo hr lake arrod as rat to be wry Id* oorodlo r ounwedberoor, ssi lopoo. rods= to pier *dr tivkai• smis is dm* mg Iraniik to sito s till pro et Ist to. IpYds sr try sastry woks, to addr Ind INN* brldt bow Mil dirt rah, as yak IS sr 7 WINN erestri I* ph= alp, Ihro Mort obobod their ob. int is few symbol rum sprrod amen an Is Oa tdr- Urt put et ths Irak bet re arattp roe err* rt. nod orders ban Wm elema *ls** pbr die are volard os* so kr so oortorloy. drothoor no ids Oar Mr • psi diati fr rams, or MPS die ter st t ss b droostiog Idl ars hr dor. droostko. odstlog dodo, dirOlom rd •••fts. el re War =kr Uwe 1•11 amplimrt rd tailms et ths week turbo We gar ctrl to to do b rat d prdesdes. ow market err id* • ti or reify rpm* LlNEN.—Szt.raar, Jt xa 27.—Tbare is no material sheep te nes la the mils sf the trait *dm Mt psst it doe Than is set Omit spirit in tesselistssier lei& was wired this period kat per me leamisil dist Isere lies 114 Mn pekoe dere. the eosin. melt men thee as mei* of the sad eitet dena lstrneas us the °with al yet kiNk eksist a it enre=neeinet s.... pee erase mask nevrillissessesb WWI Ns We et their t b as intreses se the swabs( al their VIIIPP. .a.—Baroar U . WOOL—AxDovits, June 27.—This fair sultana any thing ve ban sere for muity pears. The timothy d Wee was ttessesse. see the tome numerous. There wee VAS Jessie el Weal. veldt net •re ly sok at the avenge pries et per Wee se seas el 10,47 s faeces mate thee vie beseele ee ea fair. At Obeli= et tee be-lakes about arty et tie II erre see drakes dine breeiber at the Ansel lea ; the Mar WIN add MI by Jahn heft Ish, W the sin chair by Mr. kw The sari inlaid MN 0.1115 did retpcsadad Ned sans aaselleal vaes feeleseeil fades the aftereeoe. Th e abase Wee by Was best Me Meek% te he usual Moral style, together with the trim% pee eaherral eatisteettte. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lmos, Joss 28.—We believe it it as rqueekeable het Set tts pries at sod et de amuses Ws to sad ink se den me ft dit Yet pest : this I~ek de belt deft irebt V tea sears. Drift the set ftwlle sr. low S mese Se nodose'. CMS lepastie elands See ee set eldt sae mdia SIMS Wes er d =Amt. Taney, le ete 'SSW I" • ems mit bin has tem elms It IS amiss& eseia sere tree demesmook to sli—geleme ere st 7 ens s ee unmenemes the mesh et Ise le pow nay quiet yet Odes ibe poem' wok went peed bass los tea Is the use, owl • mere We beim" los boo See. HARDWARE.—Biamixoame, Jrxa M.—There it a agMaastke is trade gmeraliy eare a (Newsom* aot ile tadei et the yaw. Toe Mega mitre ban dile* Ms a 8.8 as ram trail Y Matiusi ask me • at► ~wi Wk bowswz. • ery Mark Voir aim ma mos the *Ma Ger mmidartia h a il se atm Neimplia. At tha miderel Saho Pearky (Witt mil 084 imams mom if maim Mis, bra nosy lees aatylrW ri - ts Limping teethe Minds cemeer; the mem& Yam don art maks dm *MOM ID ma, MI tie pelotas et maMe fee amplog k Ma WV lam atm Ms say be lamed boa die of Um megsleala of Os eased Melt At thee mobs • my Wa prim ef nYYlaal Me het just Ma teelseel, aM slop aM makiaary aimed aufthie so dm pretuothe of maims of a themm4traut pew/. CORN.—Amooess, June 28.—At oar market to-day the supply of Wheat Ina more thaa euSeisat for the demaad. The readers of lamer yrs alealloe they were badly eugaged hap maker. Ter little baelana wee dor ta Mbar wad that at last week% quo The ter arms la Dr* were et a ardor elharacter. cea are ao akentliat la the rm tor my dar t . tiva at mein Lon e aad very tittle erred laire pe ls. A thaw or two of rain .0,01 I. stimulators to re twerp erop. The aellerai ere Me parer quotakma: Mbar, Sr so Sr per v. lA:ley, ft. to M. tar 19a to 4L,Dere. Ira be Wm Flaw, ra. to eas. tar ark. Malt, to M. dd. per beebsi. - " - • AYLBSIVIIIr, Jaw 28.—Whest is moderate 'apply, and • reedy eats, with • dight deans son hot moth prism niers was idea in intprovelotst in the primal dyeing awe, Prewat pricey Wheat. 91.104. to 111. lee. per lasi of Sips. Barley, Safe. to 2k. pee qr. Os% to to M. Dew* hie. to Sin Non Sla. to Ha Vetches, SM. r4h Sara, Jane 28.—Our market is fiat, at much the semi seine as taut week. . • " BIDIPO4D, June 28.—There has twee, owing to the hay =Aug, •Un a etteintause iota a tele iity a all glade el grain, winds sold at last week'. prime. Wheel, fin Me. to it. per toed of 3 lenebele. (kindles IS ales, 28e. to IY. per qr. Oak, lle. to lie Beene, Sae. to 21e. Id. per load. Pees, fan to I'4 Ild. Baawicn, June 28.—We had a better attendance at our market to.day, with more 'rein 0014114 the fanners having now Enured their turnip sowing. Prices meet he quoted hither, but what appeared was taken r. ally by our Liken et Ma week's rates. BLAND/ORO, June 28.—The fine weather which we now sad lan et laleaspsnaarl, together with the lens of the lad= mistalm, Ma be a mama Eligirweed the mu trade, sad ennead prime ea Yee sdureirWardi Madieway. Das stleadawee st our market Ws mamas sr sow% awl the supply mad, eamegnently little Wimp ma dm be Antal. had tail wesies pekes wen wadi map wepastisi. Its brio wade 111• merely and we each ma slastatissi m the erlee of after grain, with a dull wide. Wlask Ms. le 44a. pm at. 13Aney, We. to 2t.. Oats, 21s. to 23a. Dim. lea to SU Pea. Us. to SQL Mal; cis. to 6e. id. par hasizeL 711"allts to la& per sack. 1 mop. has 28.—We have again been scantily =p lied mid Vilma, sad, owing to the weather continuing extremely am. Owe as tittle disposition as the part of millers sad merchants to taw slim at le. to Ja. decline,► which tamed ths wade to very de& We ails no canner in die valued ether grain. CMISIUDGE, June 28.—The line weather caused our market to rule dull Ls *hest , supply short, mad plow the tame as low week. . _ June 28.—We had • short supply of Minas, but It Irk quite equal to the demand, sod prima about the lame. Wheat, white, SM. to 475.• brook Ma to 425. Parliry, 73e. Id. Om, 115. Id. to 245. ileal;s, 27e. W. Peas, Ms. Cantima, June 28.—The weather being remarkably am, and haen . a rod supply stout market, price of Wheat pee way fully ad. pm bushel. um* sad Barley mach the same es lad week. ne demand was mg ...col. The Wiwi". are tbe prices : Wheat. white, New, IS.. to IMP.. old, 195. to 115.6 d.; red. new, 17s. to 17s. 9d.; old, 17s. to 17e.ed. 1141 m, saw sad old„ Ile. 01. to 17s. this, passe. lia. to 10s.; swam" as to Is. Plow, Is. 10d. to 25. per stook Oatmeal, le. led. Itymmed, la W. Briticism'. Is. 3d. --Cartiolo oursol. CoLonitaszn, June 28.—Fine weather bad its untal M aumee egos the Wheat trade ham to-day. Only aoseseitom buyers ple LW week's prises. Where rola see famed, Is. per qr. Wm matey hi WWII; Ai MAO is kir. Haney sad Seer are a very slaw • Tbe apply of Mole ankles is sow reiglol too wry Narrow 11111•1111116 OLOCCIaTaIt, Jane 28.—The splendid weather we now lam ulnae tuners to be sly occupied ado bey mak hm. The at tendance at oar minim this lay wee eery phig, sod the chow of Popish Wheat very Matted. laed week's prism Wee maintained tee Ike *raking& Holders ot ton t& demean knew rates. but the Ina weather Wand minors, has awl ad demo se sat whit greet mine, red the w at gels Ores metre wee wry Meow& double. Mesas sale weietala eats grim Oats are la rinew &wpm nes dowse le els WWl* Is If witelegie pewee erne coweelts week! be We Is Om Warts =NT mikes Jens 21: Wiser. 1,27:1 qrs. - • • GUILDFORD, Jam 28.—The step* at Wheat at our =drat le saute* =et. inanition Where were indifferent =gm ewil It was rich difficulty that Yet wife prior. were ob tained. • dean= WAS made. Wind. in a. Ila ede. ; Barley. is. to 21e. ; Oste r Ste. to 20. June 28.—The attendance of tarsiers Was y era thin ; many are oreended ia their ha Innen. and oat a kw bars sold agony all leek sera. Nene el the largest hoiden Map ad. eager:tin higher rates for When. Ills bared/de Is be Wend with nceea rent ass and rlpsnieg weather. la bb district a ludo par ' Use at the earn is in full ear. Wing will he reedy SX the husband man in a nook If this extremely hot sanehies estimate. • leery spinadid crop at 'eery brad of ro.a Is la prospect. and the ; 3tatc33 wow wets in a more he ditty end MINOS sewers. Prices : Wheat. per brisk is. Pd. to is. id. Dar*, la. Id.ig to 3s. Id. Oats 2s. ed. te 2s. I Id. Brn Ss. Ild. Is. id. hesn. le. to la led. Peek N. to a. au ; whin boners. in Id. to 38.411. Id. HIPTFORD, June 28.—We had a short of inpplT uu of emu at sae mules today the best sambasamba Wheat mums as iamb weeny ; inknor payees dull. 6.r1.y wade bat week's pekes. Oda nkddelL Peas and Leans radioed rather more nosey. Winn. 2.k. to 32e. per Wed. Morley. 2Ss. to Ma. per 9r. Oets lea. to tea. per qr. Peek 11s. to 20s. pa load. Boas, I.s. to the. - - - - - KIXDAL, Julia 28.—At our market this moraia waited • 1•141 Soppy ot Wheat awl law; the Semis was • doll ads M Wt week's poises; Jut latter sold at ea edemas of ed. per seem Wheat, .11s. St to eta. per load ot w 'Was. Oats, Wed. t tted. per OWL LANCMITIR. hump 28.—W0 have wiw Sae wiWtler, with a muted appednase. The market irday was Gay small, 'applied with Went aad Oatmeal. and tank sttleke rid at id. to ad. pee Med ageranes. Mink 17.. to aa r sr WI& Cattrasa', 27.. to an per Maw IlAncnisina. Jos 28 —During the present week the weedier Ire hos el the seer loteurlie thern ? parr e, me the an:. is mastrmito Me Mod eery rem wither am into tin La slier Seppliee Yen Mire sed eee ORM at Lwepsl nth bestow emlisse le are armed wry werli*; Int Mr arced the Imperial taut r Mar see ea • Ownhers. sod hie et ladle ens. Mew genie Mb mining • nip lends' Mai themid treselldmmeretwed le tap raft are moo remerrls perm meld maw* Mee nes meth het horn spreredi he It the Meowed harm ire repeat Warn sesiartp) the tprethe• et his day Weelght. ILAns.seaorien. Jams IL—A thin attendance to-day, ma. Irvin a instead* el • *him ler meth pises mere marooned. its 4. se Mr emesisil. The reds le dr Moth wee dell, name* Ving Mir Immillele WOOL As Meths demo' eel sethint ZIG 1 7 liesimir d as awl rul e IS ell eerie el IR Went Is MM. Mob Ins its to the. ,rs.r Mo. Ore, Mk ft WA hems in r sls. sr qr. rem WA to Jos. per v. WAM lb tore. pet rebel. then te. to Is. lidwc•spid-c , row-T a, Jaw 28.—0 n Tunday we eseeihrete • brourbit imps Is the meter, the Mere won Meng iterrily rem ose we sow Mee aterser Item We We so ripen • rim enthel tanieb. me Me et Mites Math eft Me mot • goal eepplit et Moe ben Nerthik. mops the pot yin tho hmeallese hen to r raorded, air had neuldnell r sem. eines Orlo whe n the tura Is their lorere. Meer miler We to o ord he hid nitro more Wilma as ohm Yen ow blew. ups Min ern emeaded Interthe et • share • Mt /peeler. Is meth corny NMI herds he did set beer of z ia rears -. esef Iment. horns Mid to tore met ham eels es • mamba d =it le resift brimes, bat tether thes Ine, the be is Won ef The reed thr = ta rear M a t s ret the wear dr irk% Sr. ear lei wee ear peserebbt he dries nee mo, tor wi ts, er 111•111 Or IMO *Wog beight Ms; re erg hareem meat thet the NOM doer is weedems here roe eel bees me mimed ter mks pop Abb iersj si tin int iz s l Pa ib illti me rlire tsei m aa rshils disp.A ▪ imp ft AM. amp m a diet soirels. Wimp, Be p a em i timpoi. now, 4thi. le Nib ; aids. Ns le ile.; Nor- Mk ad MO. iiq tiro dr. r ter 1 toy 4111. r lON as, watt. Ms. to $04.; Ned. 44.. te 471. ; Uncoinsbira, old, vibe. 434 to 486.; red, 445. to Us.; sew. white, 440. to 46e.; ewl. Os. to 444. Ilieled sod iloodeo, white, 43e. to 425.; red, 404 W 44e. Alamosadt sod white, 425. to Hs.; rod, Mo. to 441. Um Parfait awl iii les. to M. Od.; IlleMdt wed 111011 1 11. 24.. od. to 2111. IL Ir4er Nereid nod Itylioak. 24e. 114. to MN 0114 elowslior, Ma to Stle.; itordwoolteriaad wad Sew* Hs. to Ib.; drowader. 11114 le reds maid NA allsillsg, Ifs Is Ns. 111111.11114. 1•111148 desedisleol44. to M. Ode. 115e110w1er 5.2.6.4 Ind wed lurk sow. Ma to e.; ow sad Mgr. nw, 214. to Ile. utile, toiler% Me. to Mt mow owl He. to 114 Ike" 1114 to as.; widths I • ifs. l ot. Woks= sal Ito. to Ns.; IMO& tddlot. Sea to Us.; berroltelde, ree. to 04 ; wow* fre. to SIM halldidlik Ns. to IN. ; Wei% No. to eh. ; bemetwide . t übms te. to 174. pr mirk. Neap: incest, Medals. A k wide. Mr. to 404 ' • ;red. 40e. to 444; leholoo. wilt% 464 to Om re 4, 41e. to Ho. ; lleeidwdmees PI Pir. mnip, villa, Or. to 45..; red, 444. to Ma Hoisitog, Ned" mod Milt. stalk 421 t , Wk... red, 41e. to 4 4 e.; Irril owl lielasit, widow, 444 to tied, 425. to Us.; eel Asslame4, wed. 4* to Ifs.; .; Od re om% ted. Peters Ms to 40 bur • g Polish. red, 40s. to 12c. I Postenutton Afo TIIIWINL SW to Ile. Wise, Seal, Its. to OW; Parser aka MI asiedo, 245. to Ne. Oeft, Duke, brow, rie. to IN.; ftesonslm, Met h SOL 111 UM USINIft old Deal* Ille. to Ma; Arelerid sod Elm 104 et No. flee. vibe. IN. to 104 dew, Priedomdae a . to Mo.; ilassohnsa, Us. to Ma. Floor per bowel a Way NON aid Coweio. date pM, Its. to 2M. The arrivals Ms wort ere: Whisk onettelse, 4,700 foreign, 2,318; lye, coastwise. 1 3 ; Imam III; Bertey, ocastwioe 6; fortdre, III; Malt, coestwiw. 1M; Oats. owstwise, 443; foreign. 736; Poo, ford" 20; Bows, tarsi" l/4; Flour. 1,677 sacks. ----- • • • - - • • • NILWPOST. 1111.11 or WIGHT, June 28.— AU kinds of bale mete ready tale at the kldeviag Flees : Wheat, 411. to Ow per es. No. to 26e. Dm* Its to SM. oath tb. to He. Nosiness, Jam 211.—Oar whet this day was bat Wady ettesded by tersume, imp swpietaialas kui brraß epareases: asterithibioNll% lases Nee stir 'meg, et Molt eamme. The &semi wu Bra brae : e ar Beta la Noir de l e red tar Whet sore, &Alike s ••sept ot • radolliam t net mob elmspd besd< lbw met • Noe ids it Yee teem !stet vie Is regasiOs Wad* purpose., me drop beetifeer to ortieoL Mem me Ns wag la retail Imply ose dame, ; mo mild= be prio• Otile wen l• rod de ws'. the pewee! pries Wee Is. per WEI of Wm. temat Cr; Vbs.; white, Me. to MI. per qr.; lei, 411 s. to des. itmhatt, tie. to V.. Ns" tea to the. Pew, Mao NW 0014 to fee. law. Ist V% pee seek of Loh, warm idle, mks. sod dainty' ow weeds milt. Norrusaatz, ha* 28.—We had hat a small shay el mew West* to soda tsday, end tho denuel dee wisp dm The bsaB Amp la the weather boa waeia okthe els& et barmy hadwtremetbse Mat tabs phew en moody by seedy men. The table col mei artiste le tbe ems se lot wok. Pasaassacivom has 28.—The las vradher caused us be have • Nth trade biro Nei/. Moot sale Not volt% prime; eelbe. red, ; Eby MIL; Mks eiraeleo, Medal morrem op to 114 a per qr. No Neap etrtled. None MN eel ewe eheetlgh tad the trade the ten Wm. Pinvous Jums 28.—The attmdacee at our market to day wiesell, wing le tne awaits of the argon tor marls( the hay wept Wheat aell freely, at natal more snowy. Mae risiar other stela. Wbeen, white, 101. Wt. to 111. 10e. par WC rell. if. Ilia to IW. les. fee;, parka& ran to LW. pea qr. OWN 21.. M tie. Tor, ULM is. areas, W. to 31a. PIiZaTON, June IL— The weather is magnificent, and mem inhibit a niset prowling ingsarants. At tbe beginning of ilie week** Was 'podia a psi Amid libr ash WY* and a tanker nivansed OIL gee WNW we eatAtleied ea Then and 0.6 ma. Int aakariaatk tbe Irma al beam& t at wael bein. web aid bledunileme epleatel Gamma amaisa at Mb mai nalygualiaig tbak benaills regnifenenln Irerbe7l seared; % L UMINA WWI at one market Mir moraing, WI WWI Weenie ra el lent WNW, nen tab = I6. A pored of liveb train was tes retailed at aqui be hM. per Waal. Tarapa gee b& Ow in hailed veybea . bet wbebgeill in raise. Mar body mbilnel the lb.", inmeninent. hat kr oat meal we sham oar inebilma ed. per load en tae leak; Web honorer, an my Volied. and soaked slum eaelastady to the Wes qualities -gook Nan. at lacy elide% Ni. per Mb& Raaboro, Mani 18.—Notwitiseaadiag we had a very limits. fowl al ma et away daesdatics, hide ruled arms'', dull, and wadi one daft meld hot week's rates be oblat, ed, at watch, however,* isms@ araaaliabed, Wheat malts' frum 36a. to 17. Barley, Us. to Ws. Oss.lo. to 21. beans, 31. to 365. SAPFRON WALDEN, hum 28.—Wheat dearer, 40s. to 42..; Talavera, 49, r qr. Barley, griadang, Va. to 245.. bat, tae. Beans, an team ; good Yea. to 3ts. Pea, 406.; game, its. Oats. 218.1* tee. _ tinArrinvaT Jane 28.—A thin attendance to-day, had. but a dart supply of Wheat, last week's prices were YMN Worm Is. per qr. more was riven, in tlar tire of them* gtlaW swim ash.., had during the last fortnight. Way aids resslog upOili,ftg Barley...ad la t e asicratioas were barely :=t3dThe Waa he Mu, BSA.% .ad Peas was inactive, .besagla We quistrelees. Malt sad Plow wry aria. Wheat, Nato 44a Nam la. to ans. slate, We. to 22.5. &was, tOe. to Ms. Paw, lea. to 32r per qr. Flour, Ws. to IDS. per area. . - - . - - Smaawsaurx. June 28.—There was a good supply of Wbartat thee day'smartet, wrack met with a dull trade at la t week's prim. Batley sad Oats is abort supply, sad fully la dear. WAILYIN9229, Jane 28.—We had but a short attendance at oar market thus earning. The euppl .....w e Wheat wee setalt, but quite equal to the unwind. Holder, had pretensions, and the amount el bummer transacted was but millers ref deg Oa pay eabooont rota. Sara were however cededy *fleeted at an ad vance of is. per qr. On last week's rate*. Last week's prices were I obtained for Barley, bat the demand was small. Oats, Been., and PLUG attracted little attention, and prow nominally the some so at .our last market. Wheat, ais. to 4h. Barley, Ns. to 26.1. Oats IS.. to 4sa beans, Mb. to 40s. Pew, 30s. to Sas. per v. Malt. 6a. to 6a. Id. per bushel. Hour, 294. to sae. per nook. - - - - • Wtxcuneran, June 28.—The late fine weather has had the egret of citeclung briars In cum and the growing crops we very highly of. We had a small Mew of Wheat at our mart spokes morning, mad a this attendance. Millers sad dealers were re luctant buyers, and purred only to the eater of imaredlate wauts. We however do not vary quotatior from our lest. A meagre supple Wiring corn, end where lewdness was oar pat seater were obtained. I Fluter and Malt nominally unaltered. Wheat, whtts, 40e. to sr.; red, 31e. to 42a pee qr. Harley, its. to Me. Oats, white, lie. to 00..; black, Itle. to 20s. Beane, She. to Ma. Peas, UM to r2s. Flour, 295. to Ms. re rek. Wisnactt, June 28.—1 n consequence of the fineness of the washer toe Corn trade here to-day le dull and rather lower, but r the quantity showing le mean, and freers' worm re drawing late a very narrow compass, they were inclined to submit to wily a east abatement, and therefoee Uttle or no burros was done in any kind of grate. Wheat, white, &M. to 410.• extra, 445. per qr. • rid, Ms. to 42e.; extra, els. Outs, lid. W 1 lid. per ogee. lierM,lllm. to S.L. per qr. - - \Boxymesa, June 28.—There was only a small supply of Wh-at at motet to-day. Fully on much money 111..obt.im-a for white, but all kinds of rod were 1.. per qr. lower. Barley much In quired for, and very mum. Wa to improved demand, but tid. par qr. eaesper. Bums unaltered. Peas much inquired for. Yone, June 28.—We have at this day's market a fair ly of t% b a lsa whica tas to are Muni esteem pram; blotMewe/al vary dm laments millers buying freely, sad Saw odes were effected ate Mods below Mt week's rem. to other articles no alteration. Wheat, white perimp. v., 475. to 41es. • red, 44e. to aba. bah, 54a. to Ina. ;Ms, per acme of Itlbs., 1144, to laid. Oboe, per mak of ran., 314. to ads. DUBLIN, June 21.—We have not to repeat any alteration to the cerreminsof me are market mime Tames& but the trans..' theists-dm wen emy ; the Ms maim males lea pro bably reseellset Imam ; Ism visa lia.e been twit ice Latin earn to Oast SAM Wats wima lb. ed. to 2k.. Oti.; red ditto, lie. dd. to VA, a.; ono, lie. to 14a.bst oatmeal, 124. W. I. las 114.• Mks& deur, 12s. to 11e. pr mt.; WM earn, 30a. to Us. per 41Me. Coax, Joao 21.—The weather is very fine. The crops everywhere bask remarkably wed and Maltby, and tee meritry gene rally primes la MUSK of estraordlarry lad 1•111111111 haurisriee. The Palate seep is a 2iity areivag m azteeltramil lesismre ism sesttsas driLl.- bawtant Klee ke : ?: 4l.l".Lme gZ .kich sound. a s P ri st 6 "' ahe m 4 1:1 TrlV l w j e."7:, beam le aS d •ma besedetal elect upoo them, emd muds them dry r eal Mt we. Ali the areounte we rocerrs respestig tie env con. ar repranitia it :11 glare mare a grea elealase. Tipse tamattris papas hare ha lees wallaWk baemear Imam Ma tie tads la Mei Is eery dust and holauld st dedMing prim, For a ease demalises et avaiu the mat is S lia tle trade Mier suppleamselees pretty *My lea week we ha a lea hare frisky Wa ember Masa primp We Me lad mete missies( treelp Bras Moe we any to the Mime Mee eta. marred am. The verelpes a hem eastime is, the supply kr tie week big arlys—Wleal. a Mai; Ream 10 Ws. • Oeth 264 bee. Prises are unskeseed. The lorre Wheat firmly sehraleed. het ler the resins ulnae, Wears pears baste= Yes Wire arid to • maths eitten - atan - thot abet week. re arks at Wiley are h ld here. We Save not heard el my Swims Weft teem plate in Oats, oar yestedrs for which ui emu near tar tire of last week. Beres rill link for riots with► poodusee sew vAirtiliest to stn. mil dole arks busine a. As weekindats dr law W Slisawa, brine suppliel lirreaves pretty freely las , ass s sow to ems* with the demands of the webs nee ream tar art advents. art Oho rush is that little or as ludo= hos Wm ism As glair sis nu alert is Is evident Oa tHy rag per is to the isms lostiud on. IsAlso Ors, with s Wes iu and as arm ow altuat of 41. 10 01 : 1 4 ' Wilad Mid asodtdoes Awn dir WIN •• • farther reertion th. Id. per too. WATWORD, Jun 28.—Our imports of foreign gr&n tins week Nader smohotrely of WWI Corn, at whir the soppy hat bees try meissie. Onatwlin hays resolved ill qrs. of it that. Unto vedettes the armed to our surer doss haturdav last; prim d rot MUM boor hue well souselosd. ewer as attempt •t an aerate bas bees eteYlb ralsistl by What: A fair leas*, mirth@ Met rues hes ens taking s :r e am at the eatrathe raise et thls thy sag a s Per Noshes tie kg*, lus au sus erne es et bra We de mt. Sassswer,, sots an, three la Us We Is ba lievert brerd earls Ithearthiss. tow prods et Ode hew er sponi es at quototton. Whin Oars: the sob se sesssaisay Emellissis sudlowes MOO. et • rodosslos at ttler lonst, kyrihrm WYE witty .slabber the Woos of ha nor very Ira Imports this week: Wheat, 111 qrs.; In. , die Ores. ibis. Ism% Isis week: Wheat, 30 Ws.; Oats. kin ; Mr, 0.6 saki; bass Ors. tO, qra ; Owned, 60 era lEtaic.aun, June 28.—For two or three days put we hue hot 'eight was writhe., Which, ou doubt, will do good to the crops; at prism the vary with wait genial weather. At oar coun ts) mikes Ws week tall higher prkes were allied sad obtained for Wheat mad Ora bat the quartiss adding ware any t lluy. ilar. and Beer esiarthi. liars to-day we had a lame supply of Wheat, midi sold sheep at • resuotios et Is. to Is. per qr. oa last west's rates; et flaky we had tidy • low trifling purrs ; Oats were in fair supply ; they sold madly reat Is. per qr. ins Wu but west. Worst s Cc to its, per qr. Busy, 240. to its. 6d, Oats, 25.. to 2;s. Ursula, per bag of iaallw. tSa. to Us. FRUIT AND EGEL Joy■ 28. Mrsppyr, per It., is to k °TVs% .skis. P. Lit., Se tO J. Pesetas pes d L 10. to fee Stevan:No, see des., 101 to 20. Memos, per 10 , Is t, is Melons. • .eti, oe to es krsereerrive, per pat*, d to Is Goaerberrise, per tall sieve, to to k CarrseThts,per half sine, 31W ts veuEe. Cabbages psr 41 to Is Grime, pas dos.tensetsts,64toted Cesdillimn, per Oa., le to es Preeskllestes,per IW, teed oTeed Brae, per bolt slam '11441014M Nee. per ask Is 04 to Ss 64 =lper lig, Is to 4st . pee seed Poon. par tos, fee to 20es pee wL, se to es pse I. 64 to Cresabste Tongs. per, each, 3d t Weeb.B4o Is to Is tedislses, per Joe.. • d to 94 Tonto, per clog., &I to le NM% per earette. 04 to 2s Omer. par Mask ed to Is Per sesee. 6t to le tiotair - loTioi.ii I; a Loeb% pee Arai. Ild to 44 stielkoo. sir Om* id to 44 7ABLES.-COVINT-GAIIDIN, - ttlos cede, For pock, is sweet, pot lb., to to Jo Lessons, per Is to to (Wagger. per doc, Yd to So - jpgi ):610ti; - emit* per 100, Tot° its p. 4e6., Ist* 2a 64 Na t% Bor., p.bwh. , 208 to 4.4 —nraul , p. Ouse.. 12s to Ito Cobs, per lOU lb., 30s to 23s ARLES, 2 a 4 . ltb e. :. per " dest till tido 6d Lathes. p. 'ewe, 44 to 94 Coo, per more, 3d tole lea Bally p. pas.. 3d to 34 Horse Basil* per 141., lead to 64 Bed beet s per deo, o 4 to Is 64 Mushrooms, per pot, tel to Is Sorrel, per bat band, Id 44 t fod9d Teasel, per boa* to &worry. per Week fd to 44 Thyme, per boa* 34 to 3d Parolee P. des. Wes. lo to tht Wit—t. keel, per 9E11..94 to Is ems, pen Week 44 to 6 4 Bail, 'reek per beads, 14 to 94 Yerforam.ilo., par temois. ed tc 91 Watercreok per dm tstoolose 44 to 94 Corn Bals4.p.ht. am, Is to ledd POULTRY, &a—Rawl/am Ain LaiumorzaiL. JUN. is.—unaks,ls.up 11.. is.. rabbets, Id. to 1.. Ili• N.; ; eiss. kr .; Norm ; 1114.; lamdeur law% ft V pareisPa& I gesilli op. h. lo ie.; he" 42.11 L w UAL per In. AMERICAN MARKETS. New Yon', lona 18. There is an increased demand for looser, both at the Wit aid in *einem. and reels now • Penne imprevemgat. The stern la nernalms be nest ithisemele in Inciany minim le naid to nun I per 1.80. Omni Or 0 0 1161 hie ea onus 00 nits T eel e the Nei ittferaN dr ambit. am Wen heat the ne et an Om noon natteenem es dog pert of I= s te s = a geo damn go* Is tebe eivitann el any esettement dins as Wrens loth bases& • n igtere noted the het OM the low anon eme ef In Imes named the nein of eame annesills an This temporay hnergemeat e m rb eg O or n team nen nen We psis-Loans cm ask net eeemrmt sat%l On etlernedieserldec, 6to 7 ; pine gin St den, des w i 4 tostamenne, Or 7; ansger Wtos. 7 OM neer It to It news legs Imam Ins It the among hes rag= nth. lose 80 yeindep. Oen st Sig en dn. • SWIM assam& UII; His. sal Wis. Mt Onlia. Mt I Lo Wm& 3 1 31, Fain ming, Int; 110 ea Leann 1101 to 1101, with 111 gni by len drams Porn Sag to 11.07 t Am -416 ft 01mi1. 1 16 to ; Ifemsemlllbe 73 Goner -Maeleet Oak Ili garreater • f we melee Ni Iner rant a somenst temeelnits elismppe, Mien gal eptignego tun gni nand, sad ele gene hoes lan snag einginely ft amens ONINIWIll& This nun Mime On seendlosonlatemier isapqmainTeetne Ory heroine gar men Ina a yen pem. sem misa ear long gown per. At the Sank dem On an shisreseeskant * New spears probate that the eseetaigna et W vow =hide Ynig excel) hraeashootrrentslts wwmM sattOty. The aryl ef ostgan Rem Liverpool to Slit My Mid" Fenn me nbet ea ear mann *aft ter latter al Met igen. Cla Wang , Os grins an In dress* UnalaCtits VIM Mkt and ea sew roles a de. dined fa per i was singillad tai A reintisa amid Inge is be nadels ardor to Wass operas omen the innint The nee ens the Ith Yet to bet s, We ben balsa The neon. Meng the gems time hem ben to Innen ,1•6; , Han. WI; Oink Na; Istssresn. e4l; Ra 7 nter& M k t Bremen,72l; 30. ILSib. KOH Mir. The iblhowin Is • sentimmat or the movement io cons lose the bard September ben es censpern with the previous throe years:- 1831. 11130. IBM IBM. Receipts et Ur Ports 3,242,000 1,935.000 2;42,000 2,171,600 &pato to Ond Britain 1,213,000 816,000 1,440,000 1,169,000 raporta to hem 238,000 230,900 337,600 278,902 knorts to one foreign pieta Weal export. 1,728,0 0 1,247,000 2.070,000 1,578,0 6 0 Met en head Of whin, daring the pest week, inelu4e4 In above 1831. 1850. 1849. 1848. anespes into the P.M Exports to Great aertaio 39,000 38,000 33,000 2 1000 Kapott. to Praatie l.OOO 8,000 10,000 none. Exports to other Mime pods 9,000 1,010 8,000 4,000 Total exports 69,000 $4 4,000 51,000 27,000 tram which It will be found that the mem in receipts now Monate to 284,041 boles. The einem in exports to Greet Britain Is WS" tales; Prance, WON ; other foreign ports, 74,000. Total nines in exports. 431,000 lads. The growing crop and its prospects ageopies Übo auntie very nee& p of all parties, the so:onm' from the salons nal ant oweneist continue favour dile hid front Me Alban eine sec gnats d injury by drought are either on the tears theimandm le e/Joes of as being Intensely hot. which, in theestrolne dUr Mak a eakulabsd to do aliens injury. W Ith tau aiessiemailowrtlr, however, the crop in lave mazes would denten rooms say Gawk it may have sire./) received. Freights. -OMB( to the limited quantity offcring, are dull and lower to Liver pool. almements have born in in at an Id. per lb. To Nam the rste a acosioally [e. per lb. loon.-Bslso of 100 tons notch pig were reported at 19 dole. 30e.,' Is mamba Neut. groan hen been in fair firmed; 400 hurtle Newberne eftl=were aid 3 do's. Span are a little better, with riles r i nels at at 3 ic. to s3a, euh ; 900 barrels of Wilmington eda m= rota were sold at 1 dol. Mr. to I dol. 40c. Ona.-Whale is quiet and nominal.) held at 42 to 43% for shipping sad seined. Linseed cantina, easy, with sales from store at 71 to 73 ; whole parcels are lick, at 70 to 71. Wren is ;unchanged. 430 haskela olive tinned 2 dol.. 821 e. for quarto, sod 3 dots. 374 e. for pinta. • • Psovieloirm—Pork is nominally a tribe firmer; new mess, 14 deb. Stle. to 14 dole. 56f ; new prime at 13 dole. The Wm are 401.1 bile. There is little doing in old. beef is in better demand. with sales of 350 brio. at 8 dot, ' be. to 11 dole. for mess and 5 dui,. tot dots. fur prime. There hes been more doing la cut meta with saes of 250 whips at 71 to 7f for ham% and 61 for shoulders. Lard is cumbseged ; 250 Mb. wire sold at 0 j to 61. Woof.—Tbere is little doing io this market. We received yester. day s letter from a reliable sour. e. slating that some of the broadcloth mills is the interior of this state OW sent an agent to Europe to our chum wool for consumption bore, on secoutit of the bill% Primo de manded for itmeetk grave. Our readers will remember a very uneueessaful attempt to export tine wools to England. the shipment baying actually landed there, and been mussed here foes pu• chaser, netting quite a loss to the stripper. The reser. Is sow attempted, and It remains to be seen with le h,t success. Many of our manure°. torero are now working foreign wool, but it is not generally of • description toiled to their wants. To remedy this, they b .ve tent out, so named, an agent In the Italtie. to make • better selection, and if price and quality suit, to mike an extensive importation. FillOSlll are firm at previous rate.. INDIAN MARKETS. BOMBAY, MAT 24. Tint MONEY AND Rattails MAltigni.--Tbe large amount of bullion lately arrived has not hitherto had any apparent Mkt co oar money market, which continues tight and saaatlabsetory. The authorities at the Mint appear overburtheneil with work, sad we are told it is with mach labour and d fliculty they can get their bullion accounts kneed within Inc legalised period of thirty days alter re. kik of the bullion. W. would recommend that more artificer. should be taken upon the strength of the establielimeat, and although perhaps full employment could not be found for them the whole year round, yet the Mint miabt with much advantage to themselves and the iodide keep them actively employed by nesting the treasure through in fifteen days in place of thirty days, so at present. We are Informed that the Iterner period is the mama of the Calcutta Mint, and that consequently more treasure finds its way to that city, the owners in Bombay valuing upon their corresocodents in Caleutta for the animat.—Shares and Government securities continue quiet. Ibe fotonag are the quota tions: Bank of Bombay, Ra di per cent. premium; Oriental Bank, percent. discount; rommeicial Bank, 13 per cent.. discount; Agra Bask, 2 per cent. discount; New kne,1024 ; Company's lours, 914. The Wme transacted during the past fortnight is our import market has been very trifling indeed, alai at this late period of the ROICIO there Is no likelihood co a change for the bever.—ln exports • considerable Wilmot hes been done, especially in cotton, at • fur ther decline in prices; the arrivals during the pest fortaight have been large. and stocks are wxamulating. Okras Piece WOOL—During the internal which has elapsed since our het report, the market ha. bee. in an exceedingly dull state, and scarcely a sale has been rode.—Bleached and grey goods of all descrip tions remain es last reported, act to effect sales a reduction in mice would be neermary —the Faroe remark is applicabie to Turkey red sad tansy goods. Conon Trana.—Tba basinsis d me in yams has been very email, owlag to the small stock. A moderate inquiry has calked for bath mule sad sake. Dyed, both orange and turkey red, very dull of sal W e. oottave.-11seire ha. ken nothing doing in these goods. —Copper, brazier.' sheathing. and tiles have been seedy, rade alight improvement in price hr taken pl ice, whilst South Ame rican continues without change. iron Engloth bar kill dull of sale, end no Mango observable in the value of this metal. The same may be said of eke mad hoop. Nail rod, both equate and round, ere diffi cult of wale, and hare slightly receded in value, AS also Swedish steel la tubs Lead, both pig end sheet, steady, and no alteration in value. Speller continues dull keel, Tin plates also dull. Red and white lead, there is more inquiry for, particularly foe the former, and 200 cwt. is reported sold at its. 9.6 per cwt. MONK elver of all dekriptauns matinee very dull of sale, and we notice no change. Barrens it In demand, more particularly the best quality, and has tinned attain in valve. CoCIIINSA L. —Nu change *tameable in the position of this article dunes the past fortnight. price of Athlete and Baas has been reduced to 70 re pro in wholesale, and SO rupees Is retail ; and of the former. 10 find.. are n-ported sold, and 6' of the Litter. The &lire:its of All. rop continue to exhibit the small per tentage in rejections named in our hat. Of Younger's Brand we hare heard of rho sale of 24 aid.. , at 50 rupees, and 70 hhd• of liodgion's at 35 rupee. per hhd. Senors to all descriptions are in little demon 1 and du.l of sale, with the exception of brandy to lewd, foe which there exists some inquiry. Szearra.—Corrox cotton market within the last few days hes eshibiti d great activity, sad *goad amount of purchases for the &whoa market has been made. Prices of all de•rxiptions have lommmer slightly devised, which may be attributed to the supplie I orming focused eery freely, and large stack accumulating in deakne bands. CALCUTTA, MAT 15. Advice+ from London are, if anything, still more dis 'enraging thin those by last alai', and cannot but Inatome a mate rial Mange in our export market here. For about • week before the bat arrival, things began to mune a more quiet sad bilks se eta there appoired sumo relaxation in the rowel des= white in ship eents of produce. Pri, es ruling here boa he Weal. eidend too high, and by no mesas justified by the lad weed psi tie. ar future prospects of the how markets. The essiesar meet et his likewise tended to interims with the steady el 'la emporia. There have been Ewe slim else sgeee it bid% 'Ed ease of the former heeler has prieelog eat urgent, the War lave hem indosed to enhance their terms. We hare no alteration at all to repirt In the value of Indigo: there hes Ws • little outiness doe at utiallorel prams. Sugars have re. meierd in toleratCy fair demand, but within the past few days the meeker Is di cidedly easier, although price. bare not declined so much as we =pest thing will. Saltpeter been moving a shade more fee*, foe the Irme market, but we notice no alteration In Ifs value. Me homier. hem been operatmg freely. Table rice is completely aegioutsit, sal vitae Is hardly better than nominal. Saw line has sot bees desk Y Mei* as Macke are minim:el and supp li es come atirsity: rime are a ewidily maintained. During the fortnight ham - been mask more quiet, and holders are willing be amp Year teems. The last Leaden market a des seers einidered eery . useatisbutery. Other goods under this 'Moe —• has some into somewhat ado lobs ilibidoL Jive Indesddi diumadordl a War barters W laws Wog, wham rim, in. Yin mdamend. Lined bad boa in exuding mat*, nd kash Ides mbar. NNW& dead boa bees daslmidd. NM any beiodes Yftaraid Mot the Isdisigk. MOW tits bon dui. aul *an s dde dineal at vida byre 4dpi la Is geed isquid. sod pima or pad madam are ma* Whoa op at waft maim liallower ham boa errisiag to swalasallaquattuas. mw4 .at with isaii7 sale at 21 to 31. lir mop Is illoasihal as mind. sonawhat Ills Ifs psalms ot last, swam. In Maw gdoiree Ws bad bet Wier War. Ws ediskde upon watt -at Maga k el eis mot mit now la baddl. wide wet doped aeon too moral Mawr of its shalAmMilial shins. lliwksoing TIM of height asthma's ars, rime. aisalatel to Mop • pricy fair show of WISPS in the moat Elosetaest. _ Ina Ireoar Xsagsr.—Tha branch of our ;Amines; has been chi ' raeterieed byeessidtrable dulness, ivid the lade animation which was observable sum time since has completely disappeared. Mach of this state et Mimi' attributable to the pressure In the money market es rowels Ike Imam. Proceeds of sales are with dotheulty revised, mile may hearse with emPiderabledelay. Demand too for the eg Mete, arra Is. been Utterly rather languid. We bare, tow age, le elowee that (monism, et is anticipeed in the warm of a moseik by whisk time the inland ran navigetioa wW roopen. TEL /10001 , 11.440r.—V11 bays no new restate to Mane as re. garde toonebry matters. rose damsel preemie appears to be felt In the Maar, and to be Maar 04 the 4/120464, bat it Is siatiairely confined to the bassi. we notice iambs' of it soma the Eurcpean mercantile mearsanlty. Government amities have been the object of cemiderable iptealatioa, and sem heavy mounts have bees Moingiag heads at figures whisk h ise shown moth Ilactostion. A geed Inquiry at reseal is making, mein partssahriy be be New Flom for whisk S cent. premium's oared, bat gensealy refused. Holden mkt . tame haprommeat la the rake at these reeuritles. ma are sot likely to be disappointed. Aa morthat demand hes =bad ho busk of Bengal shares. and mine bee admaced. Profits cm the eparatiess of the pia fear months are at the rote of 12.41 par mat. pa simms. Preeniam at prnseat am, be {arid at Ba. 2,100. Eicsoutes.—Than has semealy Irma any Ira dam erbium debts In melange at lbaglemt ler dmesam by the bet twos, three mails. Brokers declare they have rawer brit Mb market as amil sal bap tise. At preent Mb 'Mingo is hardly babas : pasehisers bass availed themselves el its piwaleg mate of seem most Misr is as. tame rates ; bat this demur we hardly saps wile saalwalra. It is militia rams sfths Ordeal amass la hese asslad tarnsaisis at Sr Dasirehat awl proused Ma at sic iwalbre.nre at b. le 15 . limas Yid= indigo bias ars add al fa. d. ; the prod galas*" Sae epeaniest piper may her quaded at b. 11. It Is maldergity sightgated that rotas yid dadlas she the mead ousiplas maßhteass. lames m—Aldisis* scam dim Um awe smodsuess were dis mal Isar. nod frumas. boa hoes Ward Oda to Mat. sod man an ea goer isms ISsaTIT. :two: tha iN T l Zi l lit a tt sTg i t s :d e . TM *Wise Isb bowssdr a bar sdaidshad coal • kw days slew THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Jaw Perry and Prederiek Perry were charged with having weseiteil a *lean .n. no NA at a tittle alter 11 o'clock lansaday night Wan IS in Broad-street, in plain dabs*. I leof was gasing a home to e " - 00. - •;; l :r dreet y the my migrant. Moen I gee to the hew Pally erne ornee4 iii ert and ma In th e Month. 1111111 set add •la him I don tdil Ma I nes a pdbe erneablo, fig MOWN salhubline. Tread* Niny *en bii dm aim aid died te pall me dews. hub Caws, et Oarnmendlintee o#l, I lawn the darn iota They live_maglMUn I Whom wet to see the Ore, and was amend by • Ornek Amin Perry in die Meek ad le i = to amity Ow greeserna to Perry =1: 4 11 401. to sea we Me. Warn we end won bead as at mg I door, lan Are Puny take bold of PAWN, Vie dl& • soinerna, who was we owsged ale, nil. an its sd, and observed Soso Perry deem elms I mage know that he was • constable. He was in plain *OM • gems horn, orbs had has in company with Mr. =en d. WM, MK Nil alma lad not seen the smolt laie lama Perry, ditto to tbe labeilants, then stepped themaid to give eviarmes for her Iwilbste. She said—The yarns girl who has just glees Willesey was brought up by mie from her infancy, bee gamma lig in a Morn casustry. I was her only support, and Mt • deep Wenn in her, as she was without her natural prnewen, ad I have done all I could to keep her out of snail ermagmey. I have observed William Cohen, who lives he the sipped,t house, make signs to her from the window, and, l that such an acquaintance would not serve her, I in to prevent it. I found, however, that she had gone out with him on the evening of the flee, and I went oat to look foe her, and seeing them together I tried to get her away. I could not bear to see the girl go to destruction, and I Wed to save her. Mr. Cohen says I struck him, but I did net I only struggled to separate them. The defendants said that, having been infernal of Ow clandestine acquaintance which Mr. Cohen hed Mend with the girl, to whom their sister win the only vaggnet, they had determined to interfere, and thee, believing the policeman in coloured clothes was a friend of that jossien, and was assisting him in his &Woe aids* te d am female, they felt indignant at such eambset end reprobated it, but without intending to eons& 7170 t knee. They had learned, too, that in the sister's absence Mr. Cohen had been in the house. Alderman Finns warmly . commended the lady who bad endeavoured to serve the girl, and seemed to entertain no doubt of the generous feeling by which the defendants had been actuated. lie expressed a hope that the young woman would return to those who were evidently her friends and said that under all the circumstances he would &tads the ease. BOW STREET. nowers Erskine Saver, a middle aged man, was charged with appropriating to his own use several sums of money, amounting in all to about 1,0001. received by him for the directors of the Thames Plate-g 1 me Company, his re. Wm. Blandford, of 29, amtveriewbert Whitefrian, Chimes of the Director, stated that the had Wes meretary to the company foe the lest 11 years, his gamy brag 3001. a year, with a reelisese rest free. The pi esqld part of his duty was to ramtvo the several NM et rap due from customers, end to peg w hy tha into AO 161101111161111 Westminster Bank, he seMia to be bed the u eentrol over all the accounts, _every item 1116111111111111.47611•11 to enter in the cash-boet , whisk ahodd be by him with the banker's pass-book, to emisfy biamseilf that the amounts agreed. There were SNOW cuataMin present, whose evidence would prove that the sum gal by them to the prisoner, for goods, had met been regularly accounted for. Mr. (Sabred Cooke, carver and gilder, 226, Oxford-street, stated that to the 24th of September last, the company held his acceptance far 301., and in the afternoon of that day, called at their ads, he saw the prisoner, and paid him the money. Mr. Lawrence Coppard, of 160, North-street, Brighton, carver and gilder, said that on the 27th he was indebted to the company in the sum of 6131. 14e. 2d., for goods supplied, part of which included glass for the pavilion. On the same day he called at the office of the company, and paid the prisoner 6151. lie. 2d., the difference being returned to Mr. Augustus Radcliffe, of Chichester-place, cross, dealer in window-glass, said that on the 4th of Apra he was indebted to the company 521. for which he gam an acceptance, and having called on prisoner, came to at arrangement, the company being indebted to him 151.64.6 d., which was to be deducted from the acceptance, and he pad him 381. in notes and cash, upon his promising to ierWird him the bill. Oue of the book-keepers employed by the youlesteee produced the cash-book, in which there did not appear entry referred to by the witnesses on the days m entlwler, or subsequently, with the exception of the bill of emboss , . Constable l'hillips, Y 48, said that on Wednesday, the 11th inst.,the prisoner came to the station at half-past seven o'clock in the morning, perfectly sober, and said—" I am secretary to the Thames Plate-glass Company, and a de faulter to the amount of 1,0001." Upon which ho was brought before the inspector, who inquired to whom he could give a reference, and he then mentioned the name of the tirt witness, as chairman of the board, to whom a mes sage was sent ; but he not being at that time aware of any such defalcations, the prisoner was liberated. Mr. Henry observed, that such 'a course should never be pursued, and any inspector ought to have known that such an admission of guilt was sufficient to warrant his being detained. The prisoner, by direction of his solicitor, said nothing to the charge, and the depositions being taken in three dis tinct cases, he was fully committed to Newgate for trial. WINDINO-UP OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES BARNI:T AND NORTH METROPOLITAN RAILWAY.— On Saturday a meeting in this matter was held before the Muter in Chancery Tioney, to consider the claims of former officers of the company, amounting to 4001.; and of advertising agents, 6.541., remaining undischarged, brought in by Mr. Norris, the official manager, together with other minor claims. The Muter decided on disallowing them u claims against the company, but gave the claimants oppor tunity of establishing their demands against any of the pro moters or contributories individually. - - - I'VRLIC OATH Costes:4l%—On Saturday, after] some opposition, the Master (Sir W. Horne) declared a' peremptorf call of V.I. per share, payable on 184 shares in this company, to pay off liabilities, ascertained by Mr. Ooodcluip, the official manager, to amount to 4,0701.; con sisting of about 2,1031. due to divers creditors; 1,390/. ad vanced by shareholders, who will be recompensed out of the call; and 6001., the estimated cast of winding up the concern. LONDON AND lisznixonass E . lON RAILWAY.—A call of V. do is proposed to be made on those who were sharchoklers in this company, to discharge its debts. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MTOPIDAT, JUNI 30, lel6l. The State of the Weather at each of the following plates at Nine o'clock on Saturday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Nam d ram Omni at wise. Slab d Walla. SHIPPING rNTELLIOENC'E. r. AB c., 1 the "Mapes Gentle CASUALTIES. IJoyd'• Llet.“) A foreign brig, front Leghorn, vii I:idmouth, for Liverpool, ground on St. Patrick's Causeway early on Wednesday morning last, and remained till :t p.m. yesterday, when she floated off; after discharging a small part of her cargo (wheat) into a boat, and carried to Barmouth ; a boat from hence boarded her just as she was got off, and as she was found tight, proceeded withoutaasistance fur her der tination.—rortmadoc, June 27. SMABOUNK MAIL/5. [X test tea male sce seat trona the Osmerst Pcetacedee . sh e M or the morning —4loesstch.) liAheialiet—euvel M by the moralso—dieratch.) Day wkia amiss, From what HOHNl'Hilti. la Grateral Poet- Ant MIN oMcs Lesiloa. deepandeed. due. --. liestries(hylkit.packet N July 4 emerka pactr ytleited State.. .14 July I kinerkattryU.Statesplill July 2 Africa ( Wed Cosa) ...N lite of the meth Plymontal ... July 3 Aleasadrie• N lithltnith of moo. Dover ....-... Julyllll esigilm N Nally Hover Deny anal ll 9th of the month douthasiptom•July 12 IPmeneillyree NI 9th of the mo o t" sulatluimptamlJely 12 Celikeelgelsamereelhl Jo4&l7thof nioatb *outleamptem July 3 Copse Geed Mope N 11th of Me month Plymouth 'Jul 3 Ommteatlaaple • N 7thl7tll27thormea ()over June ei central &Mirka M 2ud&l7then month louthampton;July 3 C1=14.11'148 N lion.,Hed.,itFrid.lsouthamiSoli.lu.7ll.B Chili fit Mb of the [month , itaithamptou.lluly 20 Prase, M & N Twice daily Dona , Twice di , Orasee..... N 7th 17th27thof moo beer June 30 Hamburg N luerday & VridaylLoadon lTues,aat Holland II Wedeln... & Bator. Loudon Mi.n..Tho Headwall '.: 17th of the month doethomptem July 20 Ireland M&N 'Nice Moly India (via Beathen:4)M Mb of the month, louthampton.,July 31 India (ta MeneUleal N 70&24th0l moith , Dover ...Armed Mediterreamalvia South amptoa) M 201 h of the mcathnouthampton. l lulv 23 Ditto(vialtareeilles) N 7th&24tle ottsoeth ' Dever Unite IN 2nd of the .oath riouthamptue..July 3 Madeira M 9th of the mouth Seethe:metal. July 12 Mika* 4 7th V e 7 erPtretoa " tt Dover June 20 Naples* N 3tlal3th23thof moo, Hover Papal Mat*. la Stolsin2ithof mon ' Dom r !July 2 Pewits& M 7thl7tl 37thormoolbouthamptoo.!Jely 6 Peru .M 17th of the month Autithamptop. , July 20 rummy. % 30113t1125ti0f aunt; Dover West ladies M 17th of Uw mouth lbouthamptoa.lJuly 20 West Mdies (mega Ma nna% east Nonage) kited of the month itioothemptoa.lJuly • The man a to tepee !pantries Una maned (*) are conveyed by • Thi - mik , to [MO.* an& packet via Man CALIPOILIIIII.—MaiIs to an noir &wombed and o and c dae b every rid the United Stated In µmike. AR it 1 V k D. Anti-of Penzance, June 28, (rum Rorbadees Anna--..R the Rart, June 24, from Acres's-off Falmouth, June 26, from Ann Mmv-st Graveosend, June 21, from Aerava-at Gravesend. June 29, free -...."8i:1 6 .2!t e 1 : 5t e.. .. 71.4. 4 .ri tid5 au1ti Asovers-atOravesenol, June 29 frets . . Riga Apemen-et Grawend, June 29, Meet itotterdam Brauter -at Gravesend, Jtme 28, h0ve..... Wye Beirut-at Queenstown. June 28. fond- .........."...111.John l e, N. Coesscticorr-at Liverpool June 29, from SlobEe CATIIIILINA-at Gravesend, June 28, from Emden CLIII.A Ane-at Bristol, June 28, from Ilavannah Dooms-at BriAol, June 29. trues... ............... „...„Mmannak llawor4--eff the Lisard, June 24, from New Tort Mummy -ost Bristol. June .9, from Nantes Fmussatcrit Jana -at Brieol, June 29, ham Memel Eumorra-at Liverpool, June 28, from Nantes Enema -at Liverpool. June 29, Imes Philadelphia Russ. Housaamos-off the Lizard, June 24, trim M Jake's, N.H. ' Rum -at Gravesend, Jute 24, from .... Hoge Ewnalcav- Gravesend, June 23, Wove ...... ..........-.... Emden FAMILINII -at Gravesend, June 29, from Norway PAPIST-at Graweend, June:2S, from ...... .. ..... ..... .... . M. met resume-at Gravesend. June 28, from -ot4Mtletinople 1 FLZDZIIIIIII ELVINR-at Gravesend, June 29, Rem Laismisik rssav—t Falos.uth, June 26, from GOLIAH —at Lasetpool, Ju,s) 28, from Mew iturs 7 st Gras...end, June 28, ...... „Petersburg 11.AIIILIA—Ilt °reverend, 'JUDO 28, from Joe 4NNA SOPHIA —et Graverend, June 2% attaM.......AltOekhOlra URN MTRNAT -st Gravesend, Julie 29, from. lons Mitsui—at Liverpool, June 2s, frsrn ... Joss icorr—at Liverpool, :j June 29, from ..... M•ausain us—et Gravesend, June 21, fr0m.„..._ . . .. MAR• —at Gravmend, June 29, from IC_ MORl4T—at Ciraaewnd, June 29, from Amsterdam Ilil& I.ol)T—at Plylllol4ll, Jusee 27. from IL Aires ?Irma —ot Portlsn!, from Moss./10 STAR—at Bri,tol, June 29, from Memel Nova rent.-tit Gies noelt, June 26, flan St. Jodie r , N.R. NIAGARA -at Liverpool, June 2h, from Montreal ODILIN Al AILIA-at t,rareevntl. June 29, from ...... .... Petembumi Unborn Ort.tta ...Leghorn Innlock Occur—at Gravesend, June -9, from , tetem Porwr—atOraeerend, June 21, from PALLAS—at Graveaend, June 2v, from Memel PSPILOT6.—at Liverpool, June „I, Irma Demerara SOLIDIC —St Gravesend, June .214, from ...ospenhwyen ST. ST/ITIOIN—st Gravesend, June 28, from Norway tromasern —at Gravesend, June 28, from ..... ...... .......... Norway Madera ...... -at Portsmouth. June 21, ham. London dasnwrar—off Falmouth, June 2 , t, t 0.... Cape T. awn P.Wormwasu- ot Bristol, June 2S, from .. ..... Ilavannati TRUNT—stGraveofflul, June 29, from . Memel VITIN —at Gravesend, Jane 28, from ......... Swineborg Vrassr--cdr Plymouth, June 21, teem Antigua SAILED. ADIRDHI—from Liverpool, June 28, to. -- ........ Constantinople *Naomi —from Gravesend, Juue /8, to Antwerp Beta GaAs—from Liverpool, June 24, to. Cianalvse CANADA (.4 —trent Liverpool, June 28, to &won aOv or anDAI.B —from Gravesend, Jane 28, to -Hamburg CANPARDoWN —from Gramend, June 28, to Calcutta Dane—trout Gravesend, June 29, to Trieste Evros—from Liverpool, June 28, to Gothenburg ESLANA —trout Liverpool, June 20, to is Gu,yrs Pettus—from Liverpool, June *.:11, to ................. ........ Wolgast ELlaii—from Liverpool, June 2., to . ___ ... -_ I'IMNIVII forms Lieerpgiul, June 2A, to ...... Awed rum. aor Taaaow—lrom Livegpool, June 11, is....—...Gibraum• Fsicos —Woos Onumegend, June 29, to ........ ........ Barbados, Gov. Mg-Law—from Gravesend, duos 29, to ...... .... Cape Court °Lanus—from Gravesend, June TO, to Venice Hassan—lrma Liverinol, June 28, to ... Konigsberg Jana Govoia—from Gravesend, June 26, to Beanies Jana —from Liverpool, June 28, to Joan Rowurvron—from Lir rpool, June 68., to Nunes Ayres Lit,. 11,00L—Ireen Brotol, , June 2s, to Anterna MOZ4Ill' —iron Liverpool, June 28. to Boum. lee Nay, eon Mar—from Liverpool, June :.11. to Name Nguyen—from Liverpool, Jute 29, to Bordeaux MAILOT. CUNMILL—trouk Gravesend, June SS, to .. Clyde Norrusie —from Gravesend, Juno 29, to Ccestantineple Panroaa—Nam Gravesend, June Al to ____._____ __ _ , _ June 29, t 0...—. Apa.actioula Rosa 01113/I.lllll—from June 211. to. Newport Rase—from Gravesend, June 29, to Gibraltar SrATESIIAN —from Plymouth, June 27, to Adelaide ST/IMINOOKIIM—fnan Gravesend, June 711, 0i... Launoeston . Usrriu -trout Liverpool, Juno t 0.... Von LAND—from Liverpool, :Juno. 26, to. Hundurr• Archangel VESSELS SPOKEN WITII. John Wood (Alp), hound out, June 24, i4t. 49.0 N., lon. 8.30 W. Resolute (chap), the Ward bearing north 30 miles, from London for Sydney, June 23. [AdrertisemPn - .)—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Nur, a superior Remedy for Scorbutic Affections and other Drosses of the elfin. —Cutoneous diaessee :re in their nature both obnnainue and painful to those unfitted, curing great armlet, of mind, heart. weannetw. and dejection at spirit.. To effect a cure of twee dreadful maladies, toe Holowey'a Ointment and Pills. The latter medicate is the thirst purifier of the bl.rd ever diacovered, and there is oohing equal to the ointment for allaying the irritation of the parte attested. By a steady perseverance in the use of their rem*. dice, the most ergravated &arises of the rkio real he cured, and the pauent resumed to the roundest health. Sold by all druggi►ts, and at Pro:error Holloway's Establishment, Strand, London. BIRTHS, NIARRIAOES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. EARLE.—June 26, at Corianrequar e, the wife of the Rev. J. F. Eerie, of • d .ughter. GORDON.—June 23, et Gh•acestemplane, Hyde-wk./ender-0, the wife of J. Gordon, Esq., of a daughter. HUMPIIRETS.—June 26, at Gonlon.square, the wife of J. J. H. Humphreys. P. q. of & daughter. SAMfiON.—June 21, , at Moor Hell, Ninfield, Stattl, Mrs. T. Salmon, of a stn. SEWELL—June 23, et Cirencester, the wife of I. Sowell, E•.;., of • SOP NATIAHt.—June 23, at Mualey.hill, near Liverpool, the wife of W. T. Naylor, E.g., of • son. UNDERWOOD.—June 26, at GlenntoreCotlage,Stackwelpark.read, Betzton, Mrs. E. Underwood, of a daughter. WARD.—June 23, at Argyll House, King'a-road, Chelsea, the wife of Major J. Ward, of& son. MARRIAUES. ABLINOTON—MOORS.—June 26, at Ilmineter, by the Rte. J. U. Mules, 'leer, Julius A. Arlington, E.-41., of the Crown% sionoton,, oily son of the lite Colonel Arlington, of Berlin, to Sarah Monde; mormal doughtor of the late Mr. John Moore, of Ihniaster. .ENO 't —irODDEIL—Jeoe 26, at 'indwell; guff.,llt, C. V. Amu; Esq., M.D., of, Goriest," Suffolk, to Adelaide Antoinette, only de , ghtsr of the Late H. Hodder, Eaq., H.N. lISHUP-CUNNINOIIAM.—June to, at Hope Chapel, Clifton, by the Rev. 11. J. Roper, Mr. E. Bishop, of Cullum Hill, Bristol, to Mary athsb slaughter of the lote T. Cununagbam, E6q ,ct Bed. ford New-road. (lapham, Surrey. FOWLES —OILBERT.—June 26, at All Souls', fdaryleknoP. J. S. Bourke, Esq., so lltkostaklll, Balks, to Mary Wintle Gilbert, e:desa daughter of the Bohop of Cnkheater. )ALoY—SAYLE.—JuIe 26, at Smithery, by the 8e... M. T. Do Ng, the Hay. W. H. Dolby, Viesrof Wisgenball, dl. Mary Magda 46, to Elisabeth Susan, ouly surviving daughter of Mr. J. Gayle, cf North neld Home, ifnuthery Downhaso.market. iItitIBELL—LEATHES.—June 26, at Lowestoft parish church, by the :Hee. F. Cunningham, M.A., Vicar, T. D. 0. Orwell, Mdse. eon of T. Liriseell, Esq.. of Notbury-park, Surrey, wSitu third daughter of E. Leathea, Eaq., of Normanstone, ALMA. 1503 1 / 1 7'..4—LTNCIL—June 24, at the Cathedral Church of it. John the Evanke.ist, SaLord, by the her. O. ktrington, D.D., M.eraards at the Cathedral of Manehater, by the !Lev. W. W. Johneten, 11.4., It. Tagman, Jun., Eaq., to Martha Therms, amend daughter of It. Lynch, Esq., of Msneberder. VALL • t A ISTEIL—June 26, at Aatullows, Tottenham, by the Iter. A. J. Mowed, Rector of Datlington, LLoneetfe ChapLus to the Duke of Cleveland, a Illtam James, only son of Mr. W. W. Well, 01 Tot tenham, Ml•dlesem to Jerephlae, seemed daughter of the late Mr. J. Carter, of thearme ;dope. DRA'fliS. 00221E.—Jtust 24, at Laver;tocii,ir;..l. Cowie, aged 59. FORMER.—June ?J, at Weston.r.uper mare, damereetiLirr, B. Foreter. Erg., of Bathwlek.hill, Bath, seed 52. GORDON. -Jute 24, at Edinburgh, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Gordon, widow of the late lApt. A. Gordos, IN. HATCH. —June 25, at toe Vicarage, Walton on-Thames, the Leo. T. Iliach, WA., Vizor of that pariah, aged ii. KINDON.—June U, Louisa, fourth daughter of Mr. J. Kioden, of the Paragon, New Kent-road, aged 5. LA NW CET.—June 22, Mr. J. Lacey, of Slulgrare.place, Wce lwiehe 37. OARBLIST.—Jar U. at Oakeley, Salop, W. Oalirler, Erg., of Oaltely, aged 43. PIDINTICE.--Juse 24, at Bedford-souare, Comrawcial.read East. Kra Prentice, relict of the late Mr. W. Prentice, aged 72. SANDERS.—June 23, at, (Upham, Mts. Mary handers, tonuerly of lialgate, agrd el. ISPITRDB.M.tarat 23, loam, wife of Mr. C. Wades, of Yr 41 27- lino , egad al. Maud Ira pabbabd by WOLIIMI Kau Hu^ et Me. 11, Lwow& street. le the Cliy at Yrtater,st the 0111" la Lawlor& streeklatLe yet be,—/loabby Jan 80, 104 I