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

EXPRESS FROM PARIS. We have received the letters of our Paris corms modest of yesterday (Tuesday), by imprimis. The Prince de Jomirille arrived in Pans oa Sunday afht, in a state of much bodily indisposition. He pmei the Princess and the Duke and Duchess !Amide, at the Taileries. There is no French news intend. Letters from Berne, to the 13th inst.. have been waved, which confirm the report we man dated yesterday of the note of Lord Pal mtop, communicated to the president of the federal government by Mr. Peel. The sots is rereeented by these letters as a sort of Toted 'gaunt the proceedings of Austria and France raved to Switzerland, but it is more especially directed against the French cabinet in its policy on the Swiss question. It's, expected that the delegates of the cantons of the league would have protested against the resolu ta, of the diet of the 12th, which adopted the conclu ices of the committee of 'seven, but this step was not taken. The delegate of Lucerne only demanded that s note should be taken that Lucerne did not admit to the diet the right of making decisions of that kind. TRIAL OF LIEUT. MUNRO. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Butler wtla '- Are 4. -- - 1 a - ..--to-,e- -- - n- ••• /• - Z 7 ----e. , -... t "Ll e--." 7 - / c..-, --- " f------ ( " 109"..4- e • I‘ • / /2-le -e---- " / / ,..i , fe,,,,... suANCE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE bon dire l am Mr. Cloddy. We e ll mai OD a Idol -..."'".----' 1 ovlTStarn, se. 7 . 1 . o j o Wllliwneliet r arwon NW tow where I left thaw, and ma slag y in = a lel ihtd lbt. „, w „ tt !mai &M s in net n t L P d efs ei Nt ram e T r th -road ; a w a re flay writ We l' ena;hor es- il _p' ' ' " :. ' - ......" bible M Pella My got than I saw 11141 , _ . _ fears •ars 4011 111.11.6..f01g • 111 ° .11 ..-- 1 - - ; - n.-zuli - , 9,4,erne: • aeftlitibillOWlLlWOWlAOPNOWTThalinel•fee to says ULM the ; I go; mi' to gia7 e - ,. I nh orj rot orrox assn to him et I Welt be of la. I get viropthe plisse I As L A l e i bat that aMs n i 1 .... 1 ,...., , 1 Neer. _ o —.l in , r _ r _ .". and went Into the where the four ifenthplea were 7 , .e. n banal I Mr , 4 i fff I F l Ti lo • et 12 .1 i IT 4 o an I Weal a, tO .en rendre iegereor, but on prices ham il ms 1 1l I iii, 44 oaass s 8 1 3 ,M 7 Womb they ms. I Mantomed my back, i - 11 0 .1 --* --..... razzir a se.. i 1 sea les e o eon 4 89 4 111 ewe= I =lie, none TOGA : Peat a wheats 1111 dienedoe el was l'''''---1 0i lr i sn i ggrat e asstost% sumo Om Mat I mart of a I Used clay me pont Ilie ----b --------" M3MANUFACTUEB of WA C a tord n ' sre ' %dor ". a ." ll6.. 4atre s. 1 either frf 11" "me °1 I = 6ll I Y after ft° M i lan ' 1 N0.302.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUG. 18,1817. [3d. Ito Om ,„. 4 ,,.. a teemed end . .nw oil . Ferret lyre on this ; tits oictoozsiamg, h a . was near him, sad Mr. alas. g:Z sa rth r id 7d. ii = ii,..,.... „ A • v. ?wow teja said t • to it the Art Cot, art "g hoot the are fere to n ears the malt , of an The iney reti red.. i* id i........t...... of tirza s ,-,: e whisk ma non tat w o w ordinary culprit from the too ma ss= d too nunisrons Imo mart, mad Mimi a :sea .‘,71.6, 41 , si s -EMS 11140- at most the peas that It was on makiatt. TM ram: eme th e the natural feeling in behalf of the amused, arising out of Mr. wino said: Mums, you floozzalk s o w& i d.. dammed shook bands together, led tic the wog the situation In Which he stood, whieh feeling was shared by hare ham Immtekiml of the soittal l =bitt the jury, dew* ~fit, . hb mg. Mt. Grant went away Mr . Coady mam i nid the teamed atserney. rural himself, and by eveeybpdy aim • mina al ties to Os obssmaimass of the ere, moth to to j Du cetotrums bMemea lb' les* w uk osismi Fawcett end I % Li d t h at ca mel shoot hem, not the exalted gam wbe pee loot cow it ths santintra that dr y Medd ens Canal is w itss ortott rr twe wsusg_.ll .i tits Week A : wee likely to die. wee Imitated in the right The law wee mid to Pin " the Prim" U m. Imar tiod ‘ grali tal i bilimminlidattlib 'AWL r i ll.= the Gull et Fi 010 ador• w t i lite mikes; sal inilmittn a e t uain . * el „ea isationiri n i e. I'4= o. Wortm amt. nod*: the am. I rdsed him up, •mits ,re,±l••" inm_senlea of the .:clads nadel_._. .._ ie ., eri e e,eesi imam. ntub T• • • ll.t i t i• 10.4 10 . yard a flux. . Mr. Cudly thus went to get soma smistanot e , "7° w er. ".... U to •L".•" • .""' "Ir. whisk ki. be " g in* "g ird tailleandill "" ei t — „ e _ Mom s iso .o ttsa. :A n al : and some men B=B with 1 basrd , on which Colonel misty, =km, in certain moos, ha mil magamy to it will low duty to ll e that that reteheemetiltiolt —ln hee a Fe„eett wet *a m i d an, to tai & n u n & A nn, the law. Tim law was said to bo rim aid msdraltid In tended to. Bat it wi "swats for theists wheat ths yin- to g Wins eel. irk is r .; ll s r i 1.1 : , sore am tousle. w h ere we were w en d egiebek,,,, sad i gk innt a i sash se smagasay ; and, though it was th e tomb= of t h e rtgatim of Imam Ii vests& to ammlit tha d tß m a nia to tit P :m l Ats ram ttmstwetre sass" to the Camden Arms, where he remained %%MA hi dui. _, fags to Mreat the jury, he shoat Sibs Os ilisrty stances le year mites-it it is a mint In I deepetehed a note by Mr. Cuddy to Sir &Rig& Boodle ea liktelithillt maths Pleramiltiall4 theYilladliaille "Whir Fano t. 40 mod Poe old te 1 10•Millf Els& Ma DI A DON or P/IA It and t o pg x . Lim a , the surgeons , m a I m pram s T i m m.. norm Mather Mows was nay poste shire stratitit or at to mom hi dasth ; audio man wh n o g s t itisms Sum e T.„,„ m i t ?&l iilnea Pewee il ot ir k reit et lawn sad Kr, gang s saw the deceased, es th e s ow , sulks Many kind, Ina iss of the sissesd "bag Instl- l!cm eta itleurtgasstare milmey to tho t ie ' el l " Ipirrli - al Ontsleel der add the fleaday. gstel by Lisa dap , in the esnimapiwiams 4 lossMs penalty. I most abuse, Mat mask a as Mensgen Co poes y • c iwee , eielo g eo g by Mr. cbubmit: I d iu mom to the in wash seam ? Was duo of scads a shassise NA that a Met it lie beta oriel rte ele - • of, if meglnnt ßosdo. bot ii tt e unman N• = um • t omihr inseL Blom. I have been so tan yeas. Tho prisoner was ~teat" - '1"311, u to _ all ape. the to fist. Ilealeilleeee WM alma a yams Imam m i. • iha l!l M soo hie le , to nut in thetont whets I Mixed it. I was LAMM he at " t o the ne em___. __„al a hil as Is sew 111.1.1 .a as 5 = rbo aseme ar ekkai L l = y . lisva the Ids isi4 tir 1-01 , Dolt "Vateraile sod sertemers i ttialit N, my in this ado, but the stbresaytesesol la- 044 11 01 7 with ...es me. ennui w. ti , tun .bras la yolk and terw3 ll : L n ci omeeegwi he arms, I wasemme wkew Mr. who look his mast% Viiiisil sf alells: . eisa his l' am nand la Mb sad &Maud the esteem tie s iltitLei AND LOTO UM Cuddy was WA and possimmad not • ty, lei elm vim nil" was 'mem" sed. l , w it out su at .r . or toko . ... w oo lt k iS tto llo go billi . 4 ll6ll b dr io re is liet e Fulthallg roperan hae ol l ..u.a tb e eigeww w b om I& 61 sece, Mr. Chant was *id fed 41 1 140114 Omit von mend . Odif IIaI O Po I 8 N of hi AND AVOID, to its bar. wh ia sulk • mur of Mk wrisibrimy sat slits think it menu is mod to anode year am ABMs present I shall mu at. t h e 4=oll W iLk ilit. e , 1 HOW TO ail t h, ottet feeleont ha lemilsd at Mode Mir. as tel l & ism, upon the vary ardor matsant Pea im he smioduli C r i etrussa tam muftis% Wawa liondr ibe Wale rm. lin g ' . ais a* . sw • Zww sus sem as mambo his, dr OM he meant this tit" Woad ree" t Meer they wee eat mil- Dm Idiom than renloyed. dwg .. to hal um. mdtbowo " Lot at hit. Irina they shook ~,n a lmdne ,______. ii. l . l64l ____,P ile d id net R u d a ttp . Imdbir .., -. l r. We ir lailed b om b g oo 0,,,,,,. ow. "tied ak a 3,,,,0. Paw . ongesitsus the nun= ilig oorat weed sum- im i , sso at wirossrant Colyor rm stan .Pea ... NO ; I Aegis you." On —'-'- g the wand I lialad__lllithal,..__em,,_l l , !Mal • num iimsaafrig. STATE OF THE wait • - my to And it to be seek a wound and in amt • pinkies as to Im i mm'am wen ens In er In it• POLLS . ;7 04 ; 1 : ..,-... e-- odmv ou "bit is wee em b e d se the e i ne he Walked TheAtOrmay-Onemslintinistod that Mild mob nosesh SOMERSET ( WEST ). liable to Suet ..., el* , . .'" ',,. ' _ _• • d ear rib./ e'aliess. LlNlNS4laess. • • Os i. Wins this prism mil 1 .1 4 i i i : of mo to linteneeng• igha. bo *doe d ioitookthogm , oh . to w o w l Me. °W ham was glad to bear it. Ho was now mild an l'inl elms of ped,Aus. 17- Needy MIB - llia, Mt balms gassitylimagig - !to a mailman at valour and minions good COM .. Mils ism , . Is a omand li V • P01T .....„ -talaßtr. - 1M 94 1 1/94. tat thajmy, and in bas it Ar i k MO MONMT I , Aar Most strut.. t o He ts tie b id mai , who INight IMO ben. INNININSIM WU 111 Use been, Two o' CA 2 buidnail ilhet Geo& bed Besihei In Is would wain wr Isyse . Prom his sm. lanmele m dimming II" he mar lall the rime %Ile title P ull o : KtapckneAlLS . AtmrcLuNTY. US finds this n bi , lo w t o g o an tion. end Oa Limb *jump doe mil toraemilim to to say tersd,to 2 2, e aso hla 1 " shOls it In/ MB 411 r. MO the ahnoet e n'eL duty to oar some obsseraties fa Ids amid •• sallain. Ms l ar7s7ill Mean •i=li a ilr O'Neil ad Moon. ad ar IL lakeleY B erth way ts the lissimalt ARIIIL no pthiddee Mee had bnitnlL Well Bkiet t h e Ism" lILIZZINY COUNTY. OW the dirt ei l be meta ma al the seem. t. b asim iii i; n o,/ b an aufa, seared m e i , 0 , say it was high time • law wan Meted. 1141 "111 .= . ... wawa Sir jam u mi w i dd , L or d Firt el , oy a eseen o . n or m = to asst am , ditataw. ha tad legislator, and at the heed otitis protassimt but meld any State oig slalom , MIL 16 It is, bowel noir ogia seat saw anon to remind,* Orated dm ism ill mks ma , * by hi sus ..ju sa t i t , one doubt, supposing that the mrity of its tette eat the swami at a a riZ r. aw l a morals of his child wen at am what NOM the istened Miss ' 11/ this season a Cm et tho Bath. 'tavern •••J r.._. ~..gentleman, with all hi reeltedoest disittair. lima Butler - lll will mom to OLD COURT.—Befare Mt. Jades Era. To FATAL DMA AT Cesarriaains.—At the atlas b waft at a i tirar lids roalog. Aaripuir row= Man I'm Mew Orriedsiser Baledsrd le. Alciervaia in ea bdistessat auras hint alb b Irbil take d IIAwA,OIL David Lynsr Fags, at his July, 114 S. The rata= was alto arraignwd la taoa u ad to Irk he para. as pr. At ta mdeallde Was rimed aft drat be lard Maya,tie dedilb, sad ether dais sadesdir 11111 bee we asid Inas the bead the=da boat, tie Earl a Mak and the Ea aAt Isar The !dorm was soda plead at the box, and in the Oral brat rasa la dune a the pry. Ths Meoryasaeral. Mt. Wolibilse, sad Mr. Clark =to esadest tio ass as bran dile ammo ; and Mr. tad Mr. Diallda delhalei the Wart. timed the am to {bib jury. It or ardefal duty as piddle PNlllMaille on thilnkligt;l lll oth II lie my the web* thees emaested ***le meet dGtreing mar Or see 111111d011 of the aemee et Wet. Yee aril Gel. rem* weed recall to this reed- Wee the derathatemes etheered with the Add Wirth pier about to g ee time were made the :1 niuse—etem"..direnden w ee the e. He to theme diesudoes, en ter r ill emp a t l relieting the gyedetbles der jmy es behalf Iflb rellertuuste padre* kap thp ewe ef eme __ th " th e r, mainik i° fairai"—eal Mr which eldestE eneneetir e. 4 l9 :ho sew reeds! thole", kik pewee of the jury ea disethe them ifeir wink Sag they ewe herd oe read la me lithe rah sad it miss thsereives rink le he wither - weld be Weed balm - them rpm selh, and upon that evideres done to geenewees their whet. He was sorry to say that the dreamers's, el Site athasholy mei were very skeet, simple, and emehillin. The primer at the tar was a gentleman of didiegwidied titer lid of kik dreacier, whose conduct is the merles dkis oretry bed mint him from the ranks to the ho ar/We pest of linden* sad adl eo utt e zt the Home Goods Blue_ The ealbetverdi Yaw" lad been wall knows in the minim He had revel with peat credit abroad, sad bad *mar the reek of breverliest.- eked in the army, aid of neje" of the 55th b y of Far Them two peethrse were anaeated, by ereelege rib twa arm rd be reeseeenee et seme dhpire—isto ith fertitehre of wid th he (the Athersereineed) third se to ills to niter, and ekewlaich he should eat rem late —kirk them on the Vestry or Friday prese the aid 11, the lat et July, 1843, the yekeese and Gird est weld be pre to have bees seen, at as irk kyr el the men* ef ,that da in a Add near the thedrdrlame, le the edgleemboo y d of Landow, where he led enessithe beterein Ake teat red iers, fa el s diet *ld thilbereely therkeeer et the a dV . QII, Fawcett fell to rt Ft ael it Ind Monday when he tem the Atha he Lad so red. la tbh ere 0 Siege eel lb" thus shortly dated to the jury, he eAiremy4ierseal) had looked (es ens his duty) with re** =Way to dinner bow, eamirestly with the erff of = a ft Nape might he waded to the prtie- Mk are at the bar. ga know that, as ems et keno rid as maid discharge desk altf Orgy hu , tad he expered, h a of this would look closely her tore was substaatially end I it_rity row* He ibeed, trawiter, that this would alidt ef - ne trek, Or to like abalone at his dut he should rimed to nth beam them prone who were pneent es hs led the other the liend s l ige tr me e *M a = .r watt,who iaw tbe Omar it be NW lewd the Amok Metrnmeat at his eppeekti litho Ow the Mdletente victim fall, from the ether of lle Mei meund be *me ramired. If so, the law, which re amps Ode red tedlt to the frailties of human almond *Mk mile rimy ammo for an alt done in he mitemmt timbales sr the Wisdom of the momont, ail thetottwe Mee had letervated, end mews bed bad an illmteeity of reramiss he mairesi, the deliberate duellist amt M bemided whit the Mime of IMAM He I* mug th i t i a n atigler wen to be reed, who or drama for the duellist, Z_, the si l le reselt da einflealbeenee to the views ot WM. _ _ , lit wee leeks whisk maid not be raised in ••• Pee ni i Safety had to discharge rust be n eitand widat S p the kw as It would be explaked to y__ the who now preside& Aegueisra ••" 0 11011. to lie alluded could hare, and ea mot Chi werbelmmo. These were aberdythiehenmeteees ane Re dated them without epaket the Orin It the jury could, after Ike widweee, .., le —.Mid_ with their duty to espetter. coddler w7:1511.111 at SO Am, no man would NSW are ilia a 1111th a result. , L. George Gulliver, examined by Mr. Wedilliptor ` ot kg* to the Royal Regiment of Hone Gem* Bine, Iti tio sso in 1843. Tito priroaer was at fist time sad adjutant in the same regime* Ia r i of June is that year, they were queened k am Ikletrepark Basracks. Between 4 and 6 east le I , a rmlet et deftwisy, the lit July, 1843, I wee Wiwi tip 2.'" iebtwer, who aims to my ba room, and told me be " l l. Wat se Mak with Col. Fawcett, and asked me to il l,l4 l stowttel hi l m I objected to gout ant, but he , B. llight be d me to km, and so I weet. PlPs ht ""' ml, the rimer bed morthreed be whitylps , s h. be bed kd with Cal. Fairer about Ilk es m ute blunt Wald Phloem bed ademeed him WO " i 0 MR ma lie bed eheslerd min dma i. 11 " 4 "il atm l e:rdemended, er the later bed 5.. 111411164 mime tower& him. Ho did out 7 " 11 fr a ltiniad bell hem the emmetam tee ;be Nerdy eked W ._ .." • dhltesemel. I knew. **die Omar and itet t lella bed mamba tee *Mrs. On the morning of ,we weat together be the prboner's arrive to Aran, Camden-tows, near to Copenhagen elms we arrived between 6 and 6 o'clock. Colonel a wies olligoi scene time afterwards, withtwo other gentle d eke' I knew to be Mx. Grant, the other I _ ler teall• — a er or tti humeri, au.end wermbeerled ma. Re has a wawa badly sell chiles', —the starchy of Sena daughters. His semaimism has tare o forfeited by his atoms foes his regimen, I& esemqnsace of this affair. The sommimion Valero,* from Lag to 3,0001. I believe he has beet reduced to the union poverty and indigoes& Roomained try the Admen-General • He left the senate? Ulor are 'Air, and I never saw him again until he veteran sail sameadered to take his trial. amnia Leeman examined by Mr. Clark, proved lime he ems • pinta is the Blues ; that in 1843 he acted as coachman to are peleame,_ and that onthe day in question he drove his mete sad Dr. Gulliver to the Breeknock Arms, where they found a carriage and cab, with some gentlemen. The prisoner, the doctor, and the other =Amen went away, some into the fields and some the road, and got out of sight. Witmer hood the report of fire-arms, and in about a quarter of an hour or twenty minutes after the report the rimer came up and get into the carriage, and the winos drove him to the Regent's-park-barracks. The witness never saw him again. Cross-ex/mined by Mr. Clarkson ; I have been in the re giment 22 years; the prisoner boa been in it all that time, and I always found him • mild kind-hearted man. I never had a better master in my life. Major Cuddy examined by the Attorney-General : I am now a major is the army and esptain in the 55th regiment of Foot, but at the time of this duel I was a lieutenant in that regiment I was tried in this court for having sated as mewl to Col. Fawcett, and was acquitted. Col. Tawesers mare was David Lynn Fawcett, and he wee a brevet -Heat, mi., and major of the 55th Regiment We had served toge ther in India and China, and came home is 1843. This an* moaned on Saturday, the Ist July, 1843. On the Pride,' before, Col. Fawcett gave me ream to expect that a pietism& would cdl aria me at the United Service Club; mil on that day an individual, whe gave his name Gnat, did call ups me at the Mb. He told ate he gelled hom Used, More. We bad a leertheset mem wise se the sateest et lib Minim ; and the melt was, that he eel s je s t eiem me vein the moo night, when a meet ing was W take plese between Lieut. Munro and 061. Fame* own manes. Col. Fawcett salad foe me in a emir" blames har sal five o'clock the folkntleg minting, ma wows,* WOW la the Brocknon'Ares, an - es-town Oa our **yen timed at Mr . Grant's lodgings, and than drove an to the Bresitnesit Ants, Mr. Grant coming with as in a moveysace of his ma. neck Arms. did ew e . The Atimay.l : Whoopee mind id the Brook nTy= ? Witness : I saw two i The Attorney-Gemini: WU IMO they Wham : nine boa jlwa M emlerstand that they were Lieut. Munro and Dr. Gahm . The Attorney-General Do you know the prisoner was one of those penmen ? Whams lambi anima positively that he is the indivi • dual, leer an I men to the appearance of Dr. Gulliver. My belief is that the Individual now in the dock is Lieutenant ' Mann. Mr. Julies Erie And one of the persons whom you saw at the Breakneck Ants? • Wilms: I believe the individual in the dock is one of the prase I sow them ad I believe that Dr. Gulliver, whom I bare ma sow the other. We all went into • field in the of the Breeknock Arms. • The -Gomel: Will you state, if yon plane, what marred when you were in that field ! Wilms I decline answering that question, as I conceive • by (keg so I shall criminate myself. The Affiemeary.Genend : Why you have been tried and al = : Tm, ae a principal, but I may still be indicted • as on memeloy. The AiterampOsamal : I will pat an end to all difficulty by padre, ier yes the Queen's free pardon under the grog kW. This will absolve you from all &pennies. • The dolmen was banded up to Mr. Justice Erie, who, Gar pane* it, said to the witness, it is in_y d uty to tell yen that time letters-patent under the Great Seal is an ef fectual pram le you for any proceeding whatever concern ing the death of Catalog Fawcett. • Mr. Chains .pasted that this meeneement should • ellelem b r ua / • dachaelket to the Mims, whether or sot be wee to amine the queens. Mr. antes Erie: The witasurs Apollo& is bamied upon a supposed liability to criminal pro melbeela swim mama the sillon. If the party who keine to have hi widow fuafits him with a Menem& which secures him treat any liabfilty to any criiand mmedings in respect °tele wider, I reasset qq the olqi imi mower is well leaded. Mr. . the whams M avail mks, to answer, sad thstyear meth asa, Mould soma nth him, will not this wen ea el seimhal prosodies in Motion to the arts of OeL Female free km Kr. Justice Erie: Ifbe rotates to asessor, the court wadi take the entree usual in cases of • matimpt, mad eil it my duty apt& to repeat, that all Orem to answer on the espreeed liability to criminal -remains are, in myjede- Meat, entirely removed by the lesimmat which has bee haled to the witness by the alll Ileminatios etmilawed neM=yelated at to me es Limit. Maio ad Dr. Chaim mildral a fold hem ' the vend. We wad them the had acme disavow To the beat of my noollesten, Mr. Gulliver separated booths rah I bad a ere Llamas; sea wee leaded by Mr. Oaf, the may Mr. Omni memered the disarm 14 saes. I lea Identeoshosi Feneede sad "Wed him whom he was to shied ; awl Mr. Chia ad the same by Lieut. Mean. The steed weed ea was, " tlanes, me yea Indy to firer errr Gm. ems shpoL Almost holostraseesly altenreads aiding vas hut by Um* Msad glint ilainediatily after Ceimoi Ihweell unro eseleime&—. Didion sae bin sew am thee as peonda.lmlemdlag to met ••• " Oedema Fawcett mid —" Ho; I did mot I aeveriskadall le Ire." Mr. Munro then came up, end Wei to dole had wit Colonel Faw cett. My lmrssiea ie that kale wars met *alum Mr. ware sid—"Friereethllle yea. " • entediale l e n got and conveyed Lint.-Colonel Fawcett to the ;3 11 = Arms. I prososiod to Biz B. Brodie, and pro nto" his alleadance. I did not see Coital Fawcett seek Wm Ms death. Cromeamilasd by Mr. ChM= I amen take 'gm myself to area positively to the halleidael la the desk I bad nommen him before the amain of the let kly. My had Is eat he is the mem bat I wadi set, la Idea of feeissesark I hese hum shoat 16 hi the are ntam Mr. Ai sa : Here yea basalt any ifs eine beim ? obsoleted from themeeho *a seelmaing to resent um WWI The atesmay•Geneml eldeeld to are emotion. Mr. Judge Erie • Of column an the homing of the ear tion ; bat I ma bound to cob& It as insinent. • Kr. Chrism : Sine this mheennahe ale, do yea know ot rme say s eleme ablimika in the mow sigedalime se to disputes be- Th rabide Allasserasmessi elfeeled, sad the question was oil& Cesseammisedim coatlatell: I eis tried for the offense of weld Ewer. and was amokiell by the my. Remembsi by the Attlaimpasaeral: 'lUket by week Col. Pawvott fell was end by the poly who imp with De. Gulliver. After are eia Dr. Gulliver was miff hr. Mr. Robert_ minima by Mr. Weskihaloit: I gra a garla M•4l•Ne. Barletrue. Oa ils Ise of July, = OA. Fawcett at the Coke Area The desereed vary hint, from gun-not wounds is his right aide and right am. He died on the Monday following. I made a; pool•mortom examina tion with Mr. rinds. The ball had entered at the ribs, and was found deeply imbedded in the spine. (The bell was produced.) It was a pistol.ball. I think part of the deceased's clothes were found in the wound; that wound was the muse of death. The Attorney-General : That, my lord, is the case for the proecution. Mr. Clarkson said that, on no occasion when appearing before a jury, had he felt himself more entirely overwhelmed with anxiety than he did in the present instance—an anxiety =with all h e abaseakr wield panne ? So mash is pawl el** fie gaaYlaa edibles were plestml i ktr es =ader Wotan the wr Om had aid the of node& 14 re emabssei as heleelate the WI Mr. Bare= het mented ea iamb he eget, by sighs to the ilea • sir, that tab jla a Judas, I as ale a game. ma' The clear imam at shie we., that he was to reset ea in the ordinary way. rig. scenes& Is fide ere yes not a civilian. He bad a rank which Ina worth to him all he pos sessed in the world ; and ell this had been 'midfield. He now appeared before the jury iadebted to hie hinds be counsel's assistance. To the quads whether srey eller had been dismissed the service he adisslomme istra, the learned attorney-general bad, is his ab jeeted ; and his lordship bad read egiMpi it, oaV il igewnd of irrelevancy, ea he bail spied the genie shoat the al teration in the anay nalkakaa: Ikaykka that these feet& had been atabalieft, whet wadi havilesallee ninth ? Per haps the jury W trine lathe essay. Could they leak upon a son or a beaker with amillseems, who foiled to rasa an injury in which his aerie Senate were esemesed ? Let them bear in mind ale eiesideration when &balm to the direction alai bareed Judge, who would tall thee die the law wee the !Atone diens reams. What were Hwy to think of a ill wile SS honourable man, with Ittihad elm epee the field, that the vey ea roe t a r n ts amok a eels beheld that were mere emeldnee. He Wield the Ihe lavr hut beim befere,• end he well mat bat tepee eat the penmen Whir the die et 4mmi bid' mot be a little mare visited than they had bees Ibilibeeem less in the bendsoftwo of theyonagestofidehmeheihmehren, be doubted net the parties would have been linieght to shake kande beg Shire they reached the id& Is *hew the mesa seems& te hes acted on th• belief the there err so alternadve. As te the sods mad ddliblitiehle, that night properly be a weds ht hying the semenie hem there could be no doubt, the bawds etthe wen fined with other and confileting am/himg. L EOM= of twenty such cues, it was flar, ea act forced men to the field; they were lesidt " r", the anguish and dread of acting con to tie t er et eidely. In many such oases, It was that eetbilAmtl be obtained to convict ; away, then, with the ba Men celled open them to discharge a duty se steed la *dr , better feelings ! So far from being the ' peasants! mem," the law was the perfection of and mischief ; for by such a law lames lime be metered, if juries would meat to it, me worth enjoying. The "Iftisisite in each ems reed a Mir INK did to eerie glens and, wen the lasi to be einetruid, with the meilamme ; this cry, down, as he feared the teem& judo task be to jlay itwn, the Duke at Wa . in, Mteufif might saa re st ood in the very situation which the unfortunate massed new occupied. After two jerk* had already mewled their opinion on this matter, surely the present jury would amt convict. In the high est court of law in the realm, the House of Peers when the Earl of Cardigan was arnigned before them, no t a peer held up his hand to define 011 his honour that the mused was guilty ; and the ahementemeee were precisely similar to this case. Mr. J mace Brie intimated his dissent, and said that the clementine's were very different. The learned gentleman then submitted that it the law was inconsistent in its teseclusiorut, he had a right to dared that the,, should be no possibility of mistake or want d alarm before they eemelped a fellow-creature to dr arid. Wherever theividenea against a prisoner was the& entrap ported &camellias in a aim, It was always mem, that there shield be esereheratis testimony. A nellese sequi had been stead NOM Mr. Gulliver, the and Lieutenant Gant bad boa tried, both of wh= equally, in the eye of the law, murderers, and 110004 while Major Caddy, the ether second, had had a free pardon handed to him la court. lie pat It to them plainly, that they should se* the law if their conscience permitted, and Übe mid point out the means by which this prisoner could maps, he asked them to avail themselves of it. How keg had it bees elm the law itself sanctioned the trial by battle when a person was charged by another with a crime? and at the same time that Jaw held that a person taking the life of seeder in a duel was guilty of mania with malice ahre thought. It was for the jury to say whether ht this particular case there was that makes; and if they wen Mk fied that the person who stood before then wee the perm who had committed the eat In question, although the hats might be established, and although they might is thesys of the law constitute murder, he called on them to doubt the testimony of the witnesses, because they some assomplisis, and reeuired to be corroborated. However this might be a technicality, it was as good reason as that which governed the law under which the Mem was charged. The prisoner was a man who hal me hems and who held the rank of a lieutenant; and his aamiesion, which was all he =in the world, had bun forhintd. He had been exile with his , bat at every hazard he had presented himself a willing , to await the judgment a the wart. The lease gamtlamen concluded by implor ing.** fiery met to sends te the etatffold a man who had atom dine beim an mdwbls email be reprehended, to Mae week sash as the Wasp& of Angles/sea, the Deka at the led et Xents, and the colossi of item ehment, eier ferward. Thitakradag mbar= wan then Called, who gave the = Indemay as to the character of the prisoner for bmissity, and inoffensive manner and conduct : Mr. Daniel Rosa, merchant; Mr. Robert Barclay, merchant; Dr. Rutherford, the Rarl of Maroh, the Earl of Arundel and Surrey, the Marquis of Anglesea, Col. vilorterie, Lard George Maamen, it,. Percival, who had been brother 'Seers of the alma It the Horse Guards Blue. Edward Hayward, , aad I l dd, a private in the regi. meat, gave *Mar The AdsaYsad to reply on the case, and Kr. J We, kienialeg env, to/d the jury that the pdareer wee shaped by the elmet with wilful murder, siert there were twe peepeddes which it was neesesery is establid ismeatet We siege. Firstly, Whether the hewed met his ism* by lie Ashes el the shiner ; end seiendly, Whalen irk edema wee enuallied under deenentaneas wlahh, In pint at kw, 11111 seated to meat. With repast to the list prepamillen, he did se know if the saneel he the sheer merieuely_oon ended that it had net been mode eat that leinal Fawcett met his dieth by the videmee *s ow % mom The evidence of Itr. GoUiver and MS* WON assuasive on that point. With regard to the *gee tlea that their evidence was that of accomplices, meta oh jells varied in its weight according to circularness. A Anon might be an accomplice without that has der hafting from his credit, and it wm fns the itery to say whether the ,part these witness' leek a this transaction was such as to detract midasta Besides this, there was the evidence of Longman the passes who drove the prisoner to the field, and - who was net ea accomplice. If these witnesses were to be believed, the Irk proposition had been made out. With regard to the awed, it was his duty to tell them that according to the law, if two arsons intend to fight a duel, go out for the execution of that purpose, and one of them fell by the hand of the other, dam person by whom death was so inflicted is in law guilty of the crime of murder. This law had been established 'beyond dispute as far back as memory went, sod the jury ought not to return a verdict against the law because they were not satisfied with it. The question was, Did Lieutenant- Colonel Fawcett meet his death in a duel with the prisoner ? and if that fact was established, the prisoner was guilty of murder. The learned judge then went through the material points of the evidence. If they believed these witnesses, there could be no namable doubt that the prisoner went out to fight a duel, and in the execution of that parse shot Colonel Fawcett. If, however, the jury felt there w al ls reasonable doubt as to the facts being irreestibly they would give the primer the benefit of it; and SiTe74 case the evidence which had been given to his high chime and which was of the most remarkable and mail steep • that be had ever heard, would weigh with them; but te thought the evidence clear and conclusive, it could not be taken into their consideration. HARVEST PROSPECTS. Davoimaras.—The sickle Is ia slim operettas around as. Meek wain bee fallen Maim Me week, bet be which • onsiderabli at Me edist of this diddle* would have bees usu r ped. Mawy Lie his, lima safely barreled, and all myrrh comes in them as excellent. Mould the weather Them them is every r tore frame weeks *items woadeefal exe • oaths ha memistie, awl the berme weal* belektight I to a eseiseamalles. The re *lb mak us of ail eignia /se Wily Thimble, bat ape Saily 0 amp abeam. We Map mai omen' cosa- Sl* plash the ORM distase, bat we MI hellevei that its ramp* Ma May p ai l% ~t iaLs ag o e rs t al l :r = ta mep alat st oa he st ya re. a i basiesi ogi t Ms Oiroasenexam 6l6 lllAbas Kew baimm e rerel, and bY the dome of the pewee • pod deal wheat, loszlay, and lade ma lave bees in eandities. The wTharep allemeek Thee *an at awe puska was egmetsits 116 mete_ speak aa the best laai. The epinneson maw allnents a goe 4essi well gime* and Mew lathe snow, are not se ilikl WIT IS die mailer "woonsmagibt r. asis ty a ge whet le and. ea a tbs vl tt w i: true that in the mow brash dieleitls the wheat, in some pin* ire ben seed bilglieiskl, where this has happened, On- of Wee mashiesd:o nib= lass; but against this we pet the mg Urge The& it wheat, including mesh sad sprinnewn, !sew We mom Barley nosels, *nod toyer* pia 1, bet is polat of qsatey sad quantity, the shear being Mout, ema where dens; sad the ears to E lse sad heavy. Oats es mew beds a wry haavi s t:r, OW in the dim and eemeetraMp will Mese& fit se inch blest es at later ins opened. Nene* no Ong ea eel, lbw* sge angel, nee his. the nennin4htthente wimp it Me waned it has bees to a very meat. The pint is else Well spoken uric sad we Wee a be T erlit ui ta thegpliaet viral of knew years. se Soibideatnue, eat ea the wish the cup' is Three the Memos hake bets takes e 1 by the Op, yid* is alien the am whin Men e s ker i.e.., *ma Mare hes Net boss time, by to denney the fly. They would be = Sidi assee llai ry i t l and if an in terval of a week was sealed le elegem bane the seed we say= It would effort time to tie sadism insect being *ID Ilir sr 4 es al t a a ie mer= el N 011,01711 a—D _ ' l ibel be b.= ostr/s E iy pepilisne intim tie peet we be* ter Se growing snide Ofwegg ens* Welted none =ha in the early part ot kat nee* se no** to he lay ivy to the grain, while they peatly ashamed green no* Throe, with eaushlau *tereaW, were suesersied by the in* puebl o b ims t yonhan...dur gime on There* renglag at Sir," end ormeselasies, with a warm so ma a belt/al eying breene t e the tine we mite. Tito dews mole up say mat ep dashes the day aselsetlag grew asps. Sunday was, the lion dap Hee aged& les yam mer, sad we well 7th lies lie thole, a vesrp_prdile mesa was swan (so lir) is ffweigit 360 401 '.1 szeeptiene ase k the phaeme anti me nues. In OW tomer the Men* bee andeileagnseineee nailer in non deli *Ed it olden dews itself mg= the period it stpeadag), bat the lam a& u se ,ture is so great, hat, by timely and sinful the general crop may yet Thwat Me a fair quantity. The pries rose a little In oar asielosh ea 1 41 a being le. liti. per sone), and a we the while sap ie in, tai the re sult known we eau ones* • tall, the nyder demand foe'SIS test being pe eler toe any other rage- table of generel onesingnea. Knit of** wheat is already in stack, and is bony Ind be. The sena nig be said of the eats, mad, silk Num leaspliess, el the Turnips awl =nights Deor sot seseedegiy, belt verdure and balk, est a beaz i S a may De ably satiri c= A bleak West Ms a great part of the both in garb= sad ill ; the breadth sown in this neighbourhood is limited, so that the loss will be little felt. ISORIPOLI.—The weather his been moot delightful during the week a large breadth of aces bas bees eat, and in some places the farmers have already completed their Wheat harvest. NonvitosanaiSso.—The grain crepe in this musty pro. seat the most presiking eppeuanos, end in hide awe than a week will AM 'under the eleirle. Harvest he asenasesed in this eserety, bat it will sot be gamed matt the and of next west. A geed deal has been said about MI rarer fliii or mo s la lbe wheat ell, whisk is ropy imitmess dr homes' the ear vmy earloody we Opm i t i i go f tenr . , ea the heeds ems ; bat thing mid denswok esti shie ld the treatise smibase lam, we hope to ha* en *env ~ This bag • Om* dirtiest, wheat is Milk sewn is Mowry, WA enema Nit win* berme Wise Wan is* then the 111.t11WWWW11114bed. The general *Wm ban* that II is NO neve ibarea sue. Barley is a heavy arm aleent evelyeihno* b= has yet been out. Oda are mem • light_ deep, awl Irdow an avq ieL litemis eery balky, bat heve lens* gl , :0 deal Hedy yeasaood nevoid roll sod will a die imps if got in. Tunes** *VW nen Ira kr ilind mob WS iNellt a as r doll of Awnsarm *Mb* still wide Om = berFoliteas sever peeved better. Winter for store cattle, se they hay crop was and ie. Lib --Ia Illikdrlion se tbe OM ea. ellibe }with* 111111 lOW OM W Wr eer Mom Oa thilmim the Assess, hem WINN bought war to fewer Os NH eibelin Wien Olibus; lb* we nos sled to say that tile gm**, bop** goo' Melt. • hAbia frets Amemiale, with whisk we wore Anemia ea Iltioram states that "the ism* will. be poised with then fte week." Thetsvp are la Theme essitlies, sat whim km ken taint. la tits sehhisswelesei Se bores* will be Cre'beat a west—Treelog the }duck the weedier la st Vilify please& . There have begs the obi =l , tolooloo of monatli. olfoomitiok end oesaminel white Lea tosirinenk to On of tiro tools la this =. • = s terhe ef thelhad the et este lot Theo b sloes this woo it ot• thee ot holm on tOitot. Ttottolplr woo *flys thebeeKbeng timpanivilligoolel bream. We K ett Uwart &b orin ee* es lineurable, es that poroar, Wood p to woloomo the Clammo splits 111NOOL, way loamy their anticipated plio sure with greater met. and Net bar linesty may me, to the best admits*, the boopoiliat the. of the C' owl the groodaor or do noviaftslasollte itooL —North British Nog Ito= as Godawom.—• hell of Mrs and limo he Um ostdown ; and at Onser• end Celdaae, and one Or eft odor early allnlA VW will annenes with ardato dry (Tbmiry), to be adiewatio lamodavado milk elle sopa. Harvest, however, will set be guise the IMAM till 10 or 12 days shoe tlik. Uses the ll =:l last weak some very emscseibie nit he Wks. Mee* are mai sew well be whit tat the aordables of the brdwort. pa j o hj i rs or re ansdisen (WHY t sod when the bun drop last ins been kr a few hat MU 111 OM Me 10 Tor ai rl. • peen* War is to be me Oa be sa i the Sabers are mound beneath. A metes ptiokoloot serried about in the pocket and display* wit die iteebodiess ; but the sop has seldom pros** a ton appereense, sad the quality of the taboo has weer been empeeeML—Disefries and Galloway Herald. FOIEVIN Heavier.—Aooounts boa aII pieta et the Catelea; least' a adverted tell in the wfr of pas, withost invoithe thaseaketeeretenyouheme high pideee =fatale lismailves iseaset. .Letiers etetai, et Ste Ski et el l tee Aiseej it opi t ek eta agemeeteleg AU In the prior dial. , Wheal tare Mb el - sonerihog to .... t h r et tam 461 e 46 al dieliz e . l Aa amesel que6 the atabei mei tell et aelamemee. Sit aim; era ybb iejA Staaboza. low the berme k see oat obatibat, but of a aeasier , quality ; the rale . . - . - (7-hi mak lhodhellb bet memihelei heir &NW Li Ildeluels hewn is keel het Ole* yaw, and doll( is pleb mop 1111, of a istrilli..-Thakiallass. Yam* Mato Caere le hu n t la Wurheshea sVge sewn 6 salthi pte has wed. Ths same of the Orand Soh. Sdiee rand in the such a harvest hes .aik hien 'mown for *any e soorwah !toot Stwahvg also denote a ova -1 ie piton AND SIB oOhte Tikara—The Russian has Oa SAM le the iron.bandry at / e_ ungeelia et he the navy, , ant ej• iMiriftsh. nedemem. shipbuilders dip it Ihmim government imaselmeeer oeinemese, lhoomers are to be Yer lhe_Welip, losomees Ruda from I s idea hie the Climplen &a i r il y ty the nut NMI wfth the lehe ef and of Fishisid. the nutollea of the o4a by the *we awn esemealed, a Meg which was *MU Mb la mom Rosie II emu her uleehle dumber MO the inland tha midost, shine navlapilen is not to be the Wdge, bat le extend to the Don, the Daiwa_ and . Mass* Tanria, Bea- Onat-Eardia, W end the Ilestun pre. rill is time exemierst • groat Imbues on the Core Motel Ads Amiss st the present /11= themelesheltr a som , : m tled their i way into ce nose pl lei p i s i seemed sissies,, on take her rivers, err* le loop wadi ssot have been felt as it The elm pereeplissi et the mum at case mei of the soh end the nuns it eummersiel imamate of kis country, and the sa F= And that esnedul the idea is capsble of carrying oat.— ArrAZeitursp. ctig or Ors THOUSAND PouNDL—The College ilesphel have just received en 1,0111, by ahem raise -the will of the lelelese • ow, sip'. Bosh bequests are *SUM'. te en in elitulma 111611, Eke this bough* he /ea, ersy permeseu rooms of Moses, set iluct from you to year. COMMERCIAL Pr MARKETS. MAMMY & CITY INTELLIGENCE. 'Cloek.—We have a quiet market in the morning. This dalliers of business, with stationary state of prioes, would seem to tat rea rdators was somewhat default In which to pursue their operatiooa. however, proper to observe that the absence at o of the year of the more leading; operators ire to aooount in some degree for the apparent bated, of affairs. Consols have fluctuated only about per cent all the morning, and are now better than they opened, at 0 37 to r account, and 881 to 7 for money. Reduced Three*, are 871 to;. Three and-w-Qaarter per Cents., 881 to 9. Exchequer Bills, 2a. discount to is premium. Bank Stock, 195 to 7. In the foreign market Mexican are quoted rather worse, at 181 to 1. Other securities remain as be fore, and with scarcely any dealings in them. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 56 to 4 ; the Fours, 89 to 4. Spanish Fives 20 to 1 ; the Threes, an to 4. Naive*, 44 to 1. Portuguese ; 2 7 to 8. New Grenada, 19 to 1. 111104.3811 TIMM. lull Sauk, 1115 r lizga.Osna ri s tut.. 57 I slupt.ird.Arps..374 I 411. Omalidisu. 543 P7OUNIGN I /MD& I.da.his alc;11 pm. War Aruba Wm* Ipm 040. 0.40 W DU, Itl jr ft. WO= awls, el Oran& Delerel lr.. Si we OM. ilr. I per Rtirlns.lNr, lbll a RlrriS /ALM per R. lawatleir les.. 83 5 I P"Va r ia ll= "6 l% rileat=gl:l S t " I raire =Zia I I Oduni. 4.44. la., II 3 3 prat SI, 0113 . 111 1 5 3554 214 ., 111 Spraidk Dadlanal 111 par 43L Ma, 54 Soria umoisr."43 * pa Ct. Dug. 4 I prat UsaarlalU, U 45 um (3511 a SI I Torroula Draped 1113., 11 173 : ii ii 3 73 6 75 3 74 0 RAILWAYS.—We haul in shares to-day, and more and dealers, which prevent e a rather better market confidence among holders ▪ soles bi tun No ism t g a i 9 o:loN. 1 be SW la irt ow). Li is IL Wears New Om. E D 2:10 05:8 4 . 7 „ 5 4 5 De. 481. Ba, 4 thffied t 11 . 6 If. IMO= LW lo s 6.; Worpool, 2e. W. to 6e. Alkali, li ommt., London, 21d.; mmlook rm.. Extra*, Soap, sett prim. eselosive of obeeta, frei g ht, de., per cwt., London, 51s. ; Liverpool, 495. 6d. to - ; mottled, London, 52*. ; Liverpool, 48s. to 50s. CORN.—MARK-LANE.—We have again to *pot large arrivals of foreign Wheat, Flour, and Oats; ha il = receiipTi, - ot other articles have been moderate. .Our was attended, this morning by several millers 'l'7' pub of the covint_ry, who p,arelmeed some ., "- both Wheat and FLEW; but, in moat lait...ay carded in buying at rates somewhat under them et last. Oats most Il a t i i ,L oted 6d. pea qr. cheaper. B. Pees asaltesed is ,* , bio TAe foilowing Monday's . • BRITISH. Okilkup per Ws" N faiez orfour inid .na ltea storaL t, red se al t0 ta 6 6 2 1 t0 t0 6 66 ,. .....w d0 1itia_. .. .. .. .. 6, 011 . 171 0. Talavera (Essex or Suffolk) SI le >r Cunt , . & Lin., red._ 59 to 110 to 62 ...kite.— 61 to Off Northumb. and Scotebdo. —to —... d 0...... to —ln Irish do 36 to to to BCCIC WILIAM -10 - MALT 70 to 76.. floe, pale .... .. 76 to 12 Oars, English ford .-- ... SO to 24 to 27s Od...block. 22 to 241 03 Ditto Polo 4.... 23 to 23 to 27s Od ..potato - to - Berwick & Metal feed 14 to Da Od...potato .. 2l to 121 Dto Irish road 22 2 6 a 0d ...black. 21 to Id Ditto potato lll Os 11 4111 hos, 27 1 6 34 to 361 Od.. maple lll le Si -to - immul .- to 4- Inns 64 to 36...bME41 21 to Baas, dongss.. 30 to 43. Mk 42 to 44..vid 41 to Borrow 46 to 43 mil 46 to 46...0kt 411 to Tons, Now Open -to .new Enter -us --oil -Os 40 10 0 , 11" 14111 . 010 .1 % 1 33e WW per thoosand P. mot of In • Ron, Temeds, dtavond 14 to 38...d0e houssbold 46 to n ... Reid ad Mad 46 to 4.6...vhite 4lllO $1 214elkmberliA Lincoln, and Yorkshire Seem Indi Zont - to - .Iriob - to PORZION. 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Maine to to 28 Front, par sack of 18011 e. tees - to - ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM 1012 ADO. TO nth AUG. Qrs. Engtimh. finch. OM. Torei r , Wheat 660 I 40 I Raley 2310 Oats IOO 1 Floor, 710 mks ; %WO burels. 111.11, 3,430 quarters. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. July 7 ... ... tY 6 - 4 ; Aug. 7 . 73e id 6 weeks' A. Aver. 714 7d (There He no lii; iu 29. 7 as. Peas. id Ma 64 Od sss 104 Id 33s 66 64 SU 04 1466 64 Id Cs 64 IA Ta idjii: lasi: 24 R 4171? GOs on Foreign Grain.) SALES Enwrap UP TO T arstsrday's odorant Ban Wray., k Dudley, 151 lookingluonadre, d Caledonian, S 2 S Do. Halves, 1 E. Comae', 161 Do. Par., 6 per Onit., No. 1, t p Do. do., Na 2,1 p Do. York Enka, 61 E. Lenemairs Now Do. actin. ad% , 1 81 «law. 6,29 ot. NA/ ISt% Gnat Wiles Sok% 66 Laois all Lannon Nal Ilkalniell,N Do. /km. lis. 14 Lea. NW Ossel, Lan a .1s De 1 (IL it IA), A, Do. Ds. Do. B, len., Word, OnelOishern, Man.% Leeds Plfb r at =POOL 8,1 1311 Mack.. 01., and W. York ~ 2 p E. L. L•Drige an lit puma am. W. A. V.), Leeds eat Think, 111 d Landon k N •W W. New Qrs., Si p Undo B . W. : r % riff S D. N• 66801. Is7erwirA, 261 Do Maw, 7f Sla N.Derkk,= NM 1.416 N. i Skews Maw fif, , Ctrs A, 2 B. It it Wm, 141 Tick Dil. York sea N.lllml,lli 11 . 6. ree . tv Downes, Ifirdiart Poi id s nd Bay" 6 LES, Amor 17. Km id , k 1 Ltai.ero. No. 1,21 P Mlood, 17 va t liolt e = i i North 11 2 p North Wakes, 2 term& t Chortor Prot, 1 p York, News., a Ear. Prof., 31 p kLat r Apoorr 171 Lh„lSra., sal Nem Jo., 11 d Lao., nr.,\Krui.ClTS, Mao.. Orr. a LimWa., (Shot A i ttl i42l9 /11111 a I'lmb:sea oldb.=."" bk kli3 d S. DA E. rad Dover. 12 1 0.4.1 d Maps 17. _ . Adak, MAL, 1;07. Nit.. laws. sad Owe. Jo., d ENS LasomMov Now, So., I d IDA Si PIM D., 3-16 P Pm sod Took& Eltho (lato W. IL U., I d Loodt ave.. a , id Nan. Branches Do. Now, (pink), Scrip, Q LEEDS BALD Am Ma. d Corti de Sc. ed. p E. Lamed** in. d Do. New, SM. d Haddam. sYaa. Thirds, iti &I. p Leeds St Think Prot, lea. d Leeds and Dewolsay, V p 'werissiiitsw.widc 47 New, 3 p e. %WAL Wed laid Min, d Tart red New. Pei, p Gt. Nantes, as. News. Simi* 26 Do. Now, 7i 71. 19s. N. British Ctoszters, 4 Do. EltonWm, 14s. 6d. V/Aro. 17. . R. Union, U. 120. York If Newc. New, 14 Do. Preference, 11 York k ZAW.R.Ex.,24I PRODUCE.—Hum. Halft Tko. TIN sager nark* it Mem* eleady, with a Witldd amount of besind and HAW dedidese dull. nitre oda of Coins stow as deterld elleedien in ride, continua - to ad with great areeine.-11ine ; I,3oo bu lZ good mid white Bragal woe eared la public rale ; a mall sold at 17e., the Tuesider heeiP in at that = ; this, swialiesel, mid at 16.—Pepper : 1,300 elbstleuneles. were elbrad t arelaseety all bought In, @S i te Si; a gl a trpre aril at bf Iti.--item hes been verr a 4 men tale yeededa ini rg o l Zed eu r o t at 21. i t bee a &realm it of seffietent magnitude te alter general quo flesadx ; a 3 a . revadrie without alteration.— In ether eribise so DZAI IN own So ha wok la loodces, Liverpool, Zig, miler C 11,64 ;WAS wt. TO 1146 wee pedal Yet per 1 ".11 hereto elkir wt. rams row op TEA to 1647 To Liar V. bimodal .. HeLtai .. Roll I licS o i 92o lb. 11,gelt 21.oargeowa fiiM• tin. f. 1644 Decrease 1,3117 lb. Mild dock, receipt, sod deliveries o 1 en. at Liverpool and tram*. Sth July to the Sth Aug., 11147: Bristol. 13,:1 1 471 : , r 3 When 114. 663,796 79,433 63,130 14,194,356 873,181 442,663 7 30,487 S I S 463,470 70,484 326 Stook, July I, 1147 Impelled br coasumitko ....... assehei evastitia Days!la:- 961,1123 Meek, Av. 0. 1647 *11,211,781 • 802,206 • Vanua not buirled. the John O'Gannt, Bram, and Ellersiks. -The following are the - - I=lr. : —is —4 -4 -4 WINV4 II ""W44I Dudes -4 -4 libirS lftlerl Mi •-• -4 RIP lo =24/Yry l7s 44 _ Wm l4 INNS Wm I 7144114 y -• -41 Wolk id 411141•144 -4 -.I Wane Sid Desrleks 1 00. 17. 41 Was Boi lada4llWWW• IN W Was Oar. ad a -. -4 Waft E u -4 -el WWI -4 -4 Walk lea a We a lalawaa ••• • - 4 --a Weft Idatam We 44 Walls Illairl's Was Bel Ababa Ton . Was 244 Two aba. at. TALLOW.—The market continues depressed by the state of the money market. The trade buy only " from hand to mouth," and prima, in consequence, are on the de cline. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 475. 9.1. ,• October to December delivery, Ode. 9d. ; separate months' delivery, 47e. SOAP TRADE. —LoNDoN, Aug. 16.—The Tallow market is dull, both on the spot end csa snivel. For the last three meths the prise is 48s. 6d. to Ms. 9d. Pam Oil is also dull, sad the psis Ms given way sinsibeably. Large ar rivals ere sal expelsi Wire the mid of the year. The duty meshed an Reap the the queries waft sth July, 1847, was 19 pm mob Wm tam that esieladi is the corresponding =OlB4B. Pries of Y. Camille on the spot, per cwt., 48s. ; Liverpool, 48s. M. is 495. ; Town Tallow, vertu, 495. to 495. Bd. ; Bough liNg, letter prim, per stone of 8 Rm., London, 2a. led. ; Renege h t , br good Fat, average prim per stone of 8 lbs., Loan, b. 11d. Stuff, Leaden, Ws. to 40s. Rough Staff, Ditalaa, Ma. Palm 01, ,Livwpoel, 34a, Cocoa-Nut Oil, Landoll, 66e. Resin, tine Rini, Aug. 17.-We have had a week of lawasable weather, and harvest operations have waft team memed in this district ;in anot he r week it w•M b. genieser. 'The mueb-to-be-lamented and very serious Mimes 6 Nark-lane end elsewhere have completely peralysed the trade here, the discussion of these sad catastrophes having ossepled men's minds to the exclusion of all other topics, Feetembely Hull so far lose not suffer. The few sales effected hem been at last Tuesday's rates, and, though arrivals increase, we are without pressure. At today'. market we had a fair supply of farmers' Wheat ; the trade was slow, at last week's prices. In foreign but little passing. A parcel or two of new English were shown ; quality and condition various; sold stride. to 58s, 631 be. We make no !thermion in any sort of Spring Corn. Rye-meal still goes off at Is. tole. ld. per stone, as in quanfity and quality. It is getting extensively used, and is much liked by those who have given it a fair trial fees feeding pu mas. A good snivel of Linseed; the market without al teration; fine seed is rather scarce. For the meson, the demand for Cakes is peat, and few to be had at our quota tions. Nothing . passing in Rapeseed. On the Continent tramesdcms are unporiant, and at improved sates. Wheat, mak lA. to Ofic Mbile, fills. le dila. ; els. ; Lower Baltic end Ifassiimag, 611 s. Ns. , 365. t• 88e. • prieding, 3L. to 34. Oats, Danish, 21.. to SM. ; Be,mis lila tie Ns. Besse, 44e.; ibreign, 88s. to 465.; Peas, white and yellow, 40e. Linseed, crushing, 365. to ; Assail : 42a. rapeseed, per 10 qrs., Lin- seed Cakes ' lish, per ton, 101. 15co ; foreign, Si. Bl. 91. Rape Cakes , 11 . Leans, Aug. 17.-There is a fair arrival of grain today; the weather is unsettled, and a good deal of rain has fallen during the night and to-day ; the millers, however, ere reluc tant buyers, is eonsegneece of the &premed state of the Flour trade, and the saes of Wheat are barely equal to Friday, and fully 2a. per quarter below the rates of this day ae'nnight. 'New Barley inquired for. Oats, Shelling, and Beans sell slowly, at last week's prices. No alteration in other articles. Arrivals this week :-Wheat, 5,037 qrs. ; Oats, 2,612 ; Beans, 633 ; Flour, 80 ; Rapeseed, 310 ; Linseed, 176. Livraroot, Aug. 17.-The Britannia brings accounts from New York to the 31st, from New Orleans to the 19th July at each of these markets the decline in grain produce had been considerable since the previous packet, which at the former port had the effect of checking supplies from the interior, and the stocks available for immediate shipment were therefore reported as light: at New Orleans the experts had been to a liberal extent. We annex the highest quotations for the several descriptions, via.. Wheat, per 601 b., New York; 1 del. 20c. to 1 dol. 30c. New Orleans, 90e. to 1 dol. Flour, per barrel, New York, 6 dots, to 6 dole. 25e. ; New Orleans, 4 dole. to 4 dole. 124 e. Indian Corn, per 561 b., New York, 68e. to 73c. ; New Orleans, 50c. to 55e. Corn Meal, per barrel, New York, 3 dole. to 8 dole. 75c ; New Orleans, 2 dole. 50c., which price., with the easeent rates of freight, it is almost unneeessuy to re• mak, weal& 'WM& &sided low on our present quotatioaa. NON Frfilay our imports haws been increased in a fair extent, Wally is Telrest to Wheat, Indian Corn, and Flour, the Wise weld's up newly 100,000 barrels. Since Thu rsday, the weather hasiseen uninterruptedly fine, till this morning, wird much heavy rain has fallen. The sale of Wheat at Ws day's market was upon a very moderato scale, although eared at 9d., and in nail laltabeell is. per bushel under bet Tuesday's earrimay. rim stgl Mee the chief ttesetion, and a huge beim has soda Dan done, at geisee le. id. per bowl wader those al this day aalaefgly Els trad• being are Is. towards** slew. Bunt be tasted ld. te XL pee Alba, OWN, ld. to Si. Peso,eheapee mle den l it articles bigots& intediusavgli by the reisthely law air Ot LIME OM, ix the draw wale of whisk awe eistinnes en webs iwpiey at My bee gains, while the beetkiads 11.11111 wash negiseledi Emir wise, Wiwything, ratherreeel4 ige, Oataseelin goal DMA Wheat, per 701 b., red, 7s. se ' t ' s. 3d. - extra, 85. to Be. ed.; be. to ; extra; Be. 6d. to Bs. 9d; Irli, so k IL 9i. to 71.1 'extra, is. to 7s. 3d. ; white, 7s. 3d. to 7a. M. Barley, lea quarter, 375. to 395. ; Chimed*, lea to 40s. • Swish did • Irish, per 6016., 4s. to 4e. 44. Melt, i= par quarter, pale, 724. to 78s. Oats, legiish and 461 b. , 4c 4d. to 4s. 6d. • Welsh, W. 2d. tip guiehtma, to. 24. to ' 4a. 6d.; general gallities, tfa 4s. 3d. Beans, English, per (meaner, 54e. te ;"" Pirtle, 64e. to 58s. Scotch and Irish, per 480 EL, 49k. .525. Peas, Baldish, per quarter, white 49‘ 411. do. and Mit, ilny, to 401. to 42a. Vissir,s ie rb., English sad Irish, fine, 43e. 45e. ; 445. to Ida. ; extra, 46e. to 483. Oatmeal, per o f lb., Isiah, new, 31e. to 325. ; old, 28e. to 30s. ; Canadian, old, 281. to 29e. Bran, per 24 lb., le. 4d. to le. 6d. Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, red, 7.. 3d. to 7s. 64.; white, 7s. 3d. to Bs. 3d.; United States, red, 7s. 6d. to 7s. 91. ; ;white, Bs. to Bs. 6d. ' • DaMele, mixed and red, 7s. 6d. to 7.. 9d. ; high m ixed, 8.. 4d. to Bs. 9d. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 7s. 6d. to 7.. 9d. • white, 81. 3d. to Si. - 6d.; fts sad Paten burg, ;fed, 7s. to 7s. 2d. ; rchangel, is. 6d. to 8.. 9d. ; Odessa, common, red, 6e. 3d. to Os. 9d. • Polish, 7s. to 7e. 4d .; French, Spanish, and Ital ian, red, 7s. to 70. 2d. ' • white, 7s. 3d. to 7s. 9d. ; Bennet and Marianopoli, red, 6s. 6d. to 7e. ; Egyptian, 4s. 6d. to 511. ; Mediterranean, &c., hard, red, ss. Od. to se. 9d. Rye, per qr., Baltic, de, 335. to Mk. Barley, per 60th. 4.. to 4e. 4d. Oats, per 451 b., 4s. to M. Beam , 3!2:1,117 , Pur°ea , ,.."`: ,s3 s . Bt:lti 6 C 3 , 4. 4LEgwir, 40.. to t 0 45 4 31 : .! Canadian, 33e. to ans. Indian Corn, per 48011 e., 25e. to sm.; Indian Keel per barrel of 1961 b., 13s. to 14e. Flour, per barrel of 1961 b. Canadian, sweet, 25,. to 28s. • ; United States, sweet, 25i. to 26e. 6d. • ' United States and Canadian, sour, 21 .. to 22e. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn, from the 10th to the 16th August, inclusive : Wheat, ELlors. ; Barley, 3,016 ; Mart, 2,015 ; Olds, 6,414 ; 599; Peas, 158 ; Indian Corn. 25,342; Indian Corn Meal, 14,610 barrels; Oatmeal, 184 s a cks; Flour, 910 sacks, and 97,297 barrels. - - - - LYNN, Aug. 17.—A fair supply of Wheat here to-day, which mold at about the same as last weak ; 68s. to 60s. per 621 be. to 6311te. ; fine, 62e. A few sampLie of note Wheat and Barley, mostly of fair gvalits ; the Wheat mid at about the same puts as old, and the Barley et Nia. ti 40s. per qr. PLYNOVIN, Aug. 17.—Our merlon to-day wee way *bay attended, and butlittle bulimia dose, theme* lower Prim would have been submitted to. .No sanspies of sew Own yet showing. Sntuntrat, Aug. 17.—Damp weather mused holders of Wheat to ask the Hill pries. mai last week. The new samples were in poor condition, therefore but little sold ; good old Wheat sold readily at from 181. to 161. 101. per load; common, 151. to 151. 16s. Flour west up N. per bag. Bar- - Lam Oa CO