The Express. — London, England, 1851-08-11 00:00:00

and;;;Aln7ycould not see how they could ret paid. Mr. rely+. then applied to a Mr. Ylulhpo, .olwitor, of Un. ooln's-Incetields, who tiled a bill; but Mr. Chatley having, in the interval, at the advice of a Chancery barrister, made time of the essence of the contract, watchh to d been revoke the contract, ant t hus the suit in eqy, which ha commenced fur the purpose of giving him an unexception able title, was of nen-effect, as far as Mr. Chantey was CalP eerned. The next act of which the plaintiff compledemi was, that the defendants, on being applied to, returned** deposit of 7501. to Mr. chalky without consul vatio ting himeir , and thus put an end to the con tract ; and in aggravation of th conduct be would ma cation, that acting for certain mort gagees they, at the time when the plaintiff was in this state of difficulty, foreclosed a mortgage of KAM, and sent in a ball of costa amounting to between 2001. and 3001. Under these eireumstances the present action was brought. The case of the plaintiff was established lay a variety of documents. anal several solicitors from Linci.o's-ion-fields were called to show that the omission of the fact of the lunacy and its attendant circumstances front the conditions Of sale was most improper and unjustifiable. On the part of the defendant, Mr. Butt, after an argu mentative address, called the under-sheriff of the county and several local solicitors of gnat respectability, who gave the very opposite opinion. According to their view of the matter the defendants hod exercised a peculiarly mound dis cretion in • misruling from the public view circumstances which they considered would have frightened away pur chaser.. All these gi ntlem, u, however, admitted, on cross examination, that the facts outfit to have leen communi cated in some way or other to the purcilabtr. The I. weed Jodie (Coleridge), in summin4 up, told the ...lariat jury that they must be satisfied that the defen dants had loco wrongfully ncglig.nt Indere ;key returned a wed,. t against them. It was not every act 01 negligence that would make an attorney liable in an action like this. lie w a s hound to bring reasonable skill, rho relines I dligenee to the discharge of his duties, and it h took a %MOW view of a legal queetion upon which much .I,lfenor: might arise; if he worked only twelve hour. a da),wheit by working thirteen he might have ac complished mire for his client, he could nut be held respon- Mbb in an action like this. They (the jury) were placed in the position of having to decide a eery delicate question ta conveyancing, and this question his lordship left them to decide upon the conflicting evidence they had beard. Upon the act of commission, however—the refunding of the de posit—his lordship weld that it certainly dial seem to him that the defendants did an 1 - ItrtMely injudicious and wrongful act in taking upon them to do the thing which they did. he jury, without hesitation, found a verdict fur the plaintiff, damages 2.10.1. SOCTII WALES CIRCCIT.—BRECON, Arc. 6. BRIMS Ma. 7111.104 RD. Poietfi, aged 43, who had always borne a very napectchlt character as a farmer and innkeeper, at Tavern y•Doweg, he the Swansea Valley, was placed at the bar ))r -Mt - idly meaning, charged with having broken into the house of David Williams, at Trecastle, Breconshire, uu the nia‘:t eel the 7th of February last. The court was densely crowded, and the interest attached to the coo, was heightened by the fact that another man, named Theo. Williams, a blacksmith at Trecastle, had been tend, insisted, and sentenced to ten years' %rapport:t hen, fur the tame burglary, at the last March assizes for this enmity. From the circumstances then detailed, it ap pear, I that the prosecutor, a retired farmer, who hail need 'VULVA pro pert pperty, WAS awoke out of ! his sleep by nos e- ill leis house, and that he she a man coming up the Mails alma he felt positive to be Thomas Willman,the blacksmith ; on his ealliug out " Tom, Tom , " the light suddenly elmappeared, and the man sprung en him in the dark. 'the brave old fellow though more than *event, years of age, struggled lustily, awl his wife coming to loM ainistater•• they contrived with murk difficulty to push him down sours; he then got into a back-kitchen, through the windows of which be attempted to escape. The old man went outside to step him, and the old woman ran out to call •as I.illloollr, leasing the front dour open, through which the burglar made his ha .IpC. At the Kenner trial the old man swore mat to that the man whomhesaw on the , was " Toni, the blacksmith ;" and m he had I. sown him for year' living within 2011 yard', and leaving at one time or, opiell the se ry house, and, therefore, bring imps mum' to Is thoroughly elequainted with the doors and windows, the jury had HO hesitation in finding him Gailly. It woo then COMM std uu by the enamel fur the prisoner that it was a remarkable circumstance that a number of pope. hod been removed from a dee...et-drawer, and plaeal In Si NW Vl' in the bunk 'direnlises, while a auvereign In IM BMW. drawer was not toothed, nor any as title Wiwi And it was I %pinned that the sosereign mig.it not Iwo bees been, being wrapped up in paper. A himmer mai Sk with a pith. of striped 'duff a ere found in the house, and it was emi , olvred that the tools meght well be the property of a him kimith. After the trial, a travelling tinker, named William Morris, mhos " Willy Itweb." ran mit of the court, and made a comma...cation to • policesollicer of the district where the bane cry was commetted, which gate riye to further inquiry, and ulteenately to the apprehension of Mr. Powell, WOW tbSTVII with the eutninission of the offenee. It appears that he had borrowed on two aeveml oevasions the sum ol Met' trots the prosocutur, David William., to whom to had given mortgage deed* of his freehold property. An seam to trumpet repayment or a soreender of the 'elate was peerding at the time of the natrace, and the actuant given by Morris was to the, effect that the prisoner Powell applied to hens tote's...Oily for the purpose of driving pigs to Merthyr market, had whoa' inters i 4.1. with him on the Insley. I, and late on the night of the 7th of February took him he bend him on boreelmek fain the town of liret•llek to Tree-meth; that they drank a 'wide of pin on the road ; that ore their arrival at Trveralle the prisoner Powell went into the Stahl.' Of a mill, and there beck elf hie topcoat, under coat, and hat, placing a striped tap on his he ad, that tee thee asked the wittier for a hammer wheels he had re quest el him to bring, under lenience of wishing to remove the staple from a pigsty without disturbing any one at that unseasonable hour. M , • then stated thet the/ went to the bark part of the pre titer's house, where Powe•11 re moved a board from um Ohl window, and then pushed back the belt of a closer ; that when:la• was going in, he (Morris) caught hien by the arm, and told him that he had made a mieteeke, thinking he hail been too free w ith the gin -bottle; that the prisoner replied, " Oh, no, it's ail right—come on; that the wanes* said he would not, and ran away, returning home to Brecon, a distance. of 12 oaten, on foot, through • storm of rain, without giving any alarm, or waiting to we the result of the strange ads, nture. Ile then statM that I he met the prisoner in Breton at the cud of the following • wee-k, and then and ut sulempieut interviews reproacheel him with In•ronittimc sin innocent man to remain in cuetmly, the prisoner souring him repeatedly, in reply, that he would either so on the jury hine.di. or get a (mad on, and thus get the blacksmith Ire', ul time same lime giving Morris sums el money, amounting altogether to it. or a ; that daring those interviewee he inquired leer a man milled "Jack the Ragman, - and nuule is bargain with both wahines to go again to, Trecastle and get the deeds uway from the old mine's house; that they gut money from him on this se-' .r and that he waited at a road-side ion one aught under the iiiipreseion that they had genie on to commit the bur glary, but that, i.e fact, they heel returnee' to Brecon, and neat day told him they could nut get the papers. blorris captained his long silence by intimating that he had no ob jettion to take the prisoner money as long as no innocent person sulferesl in his encash, lout that his cumeience would I not permit him to remain at peace after the blacksmith had been sentesertal to transportation. Feet the eletence, it was urged by Mr. Serjeant Jones that' the story related by Morris was too improbable leer belief, • especially when the high character maintained by the pre 1110111Vf fur forty years and lees standing in society were ton usters3l. It was aloe shown that the prisoner WAS aware that the principal porteon of thee deed, was removed a short 1 . • previous tee the entice of proseceetor's eoliciteer, at Llanduvery, and the prosecutor Mensal enure positively now, us IWiOrl.., to the identity of the blacksmith as the man whom he saw on the stairs. On this other hand, it was proved that Powell bad been wen in eolivemition with Morris in no less than eight publie-houos at Brecon, and though they were always talking about pigs and IlOrll• there was uo esidenc.• of their having either bought or meld any such animals about the period in question. It woo also proved that l'uwell had given MAMA a note aligned, value 10/., purporting to be the price. of a horse, while it was known that the latter had nu horse to sell; it was also proved that Powell had been in Brecon 'en the night of the burglary, and had left as tote as ten o'clock on horseback, and bad previously visited a public-house in company with Morris on that evenino. It wss also proved that lis,hael been shut up in a private room in • public-house with Jack the Ragman for nearly an hour, I having previously borrowed a Prayer-hook, and desired that no one should be admitted while they were there. It was oleo sheens that he had slept at Llanspithist one night, and had leit early neat morniug in company with Morris and the ragman. The tnal oerupied eleven hour., and terminated in a ver dict of Gouty; sentence was, however, deferred to this day, when a long argument took place on the validity of the in dictment, which charged the prisoner with breaking in with intent to steal the goods and chattels of David Williams. Mr. Serjeant Jones and Mr. 'l. Allen contended Brit, the jury having returned a verdict of "guilty. with intent to steal certain deeds," he could not be held to have intended to steal "chattels," so the deeds were held to be real groin rip. - Hi.. lunlohip overruled the objection (having heard Mr (hove in reply), and sentenced the prisoner to transgurta. Lion fur ten year,. THE POLICE COURTS. - - SOUTHWARK. William Bassett, a plum, working at the fore and aft dock, hotherhithe, was charged with violating the person of Margoiet Russell, a young woman of weak intellect. Maria Goodge, • very intelligent little girl, witnessed the , plower's condom. to cross-examination the complainant, • young woman dins IS, clearly showed that she consented an some mca- WM to the prisoner's conduct, but her intellect was much ' as she could not tell the Down of an oath, neither , MrstW ed asiy idea eta future state. , Primmer denied the charge. • Th. meigheettee said he had not the least doubt as to the „ weft eft pew idiot's statement, which was osnoborated as 121.111.0 girl. Us was very sorry he oeubilast punish No. he le was the gresteet icassini be ewe saw, for = nie . adv = e tu l t i rso lilt tho la reer tit= ille wee* mit he berm society. rheum leselmilesed the mutt. Abbwed by • mob who WAWA diary twice etplhe 111. Gempelt Ohneeb. Awe Murk • petreetal4lehis mot Mew. was tlgd with Wow* Demi Duey Cm w selltei et U 1 i THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 11, 1851. BOSTON, Aug. 9.-We have been fairly supplied with Wheat in me merket today, but the trade has 11.11 very dull at about the rates al Wednesda, or a trifle lower, good reds not seeking More than 34,. re 33a., and floe white We. to 4:P. Nothing doing M other grain. In the comma • week or ten dale, if the weather con tinue line, Weed will be general in this district, and notwithstsml. Mg a large portion of the heavy cope k laid, the pealing opinion titled the yield and quality will be a good average. Castnamos, Aug. 9.-The fine weather had a very de *Met upon the Wheat market, and prime were again lower. =melee of new Peas were offering ; quality good. Wheat, red, Ns. to atm; white, 425. Beane, 281. to 30s. Peas. new, 24e.; old, 30.. OMP, Vs. to 23e. Cole Seed, 38s. to 4 00 . Tretoil, 184. to 21s. Rye, new, me. to Ws. CANTEBBVILY, Aug. 0.-We had a very short show of Wheat to-day; SAO very doll; the price from Is. to 2s. lower than but week. Wheat, olf,Urovro, 320. to 405.; white, old, 49e. to 45s.Cd. Barley, 28a. Oatik 10e. Bennis 21s. 23a. CARLISLX, Aug. 9.-There was about an average supply of tr e ain at our insiltet tadsy. with t excetion of Barley. l i st l in e rat rsmall . There was • pretty good de mand , w.th a little deeline, Wheat about ed. pee tensheL Wheat, white, new and old, 17e. to Ilis. ; wd, new and old, Va. to 17a. 6d. Barley, new and old, Ile. 6d. to 12e. 6d. Oats, potato, Sc. to 10e.; commn, U. to 9s. *Lye, 11a. to 13s. Flom, per stone, Is.nel. to 2s. Oatmeal, 2e. !Warned, Is. 3d. Bareyenesh is. 2d. CohcliESTElt, Aug. 9.-The attendance of farmers is to d small, the swathe: . during the post week boring been line for barest operations, in which they are now fully engaged. The sun ply of Wheat is more than equal to the ;mimed, rind the trade is dull at Is. to 2e. per qr. decline. The trade in spring corn is now merely nominal. Glaw c FATES, Aug. 9.-.lt our market this day there was lewd supply of English ia heat, whlch war freely entered. and the few sale. , made were at Is. per yr. lees stoney. Forties was. ituite neglected, though holders would have accepted a familiar decline. The arrival of some quantity of Y.g3ptlan Barley heeled holders of this description tool-r at In per, yr. leas money. but in other sortie there Is no change. ikons move off steadily at late rates. Oats tirm an I in short supply. Lamest is mogreediag rapidly, ewl the weather I. very fovoutobie. 1 hedimase in Potatoes bee dectiledly been ppreading in this neighbourhood during the past week. Imports toe the week ending August 9: Wheat, 1,611 qrs.; reaS G LLDroltU, Aug. 9.-The fineness of the weather as in very much tnikenced the W heat trade, buyers tieing tali-posed to operate. A reduction of le. to per qr. was made, and the badness principally confined to low quidriee. The roe of line Wheat war not pressed. Wheat, tO.. to 16s. Oots, 21s. to 23n. Beans. 310. to 335. New Peas, MA to 30e. IiEBEFORD, Aug. 9.-We had only a thin attendance of farmers, who are, In the early districts, engaged in harvest. 'seat:rue, which will become general ut • few days here. Th. re wean only a small numb. r of the trade on lb. Olitket, and the dull accounts rum all the leading nistricts, as to M heat, canoed the demand to be eery Linguid, at a slight reduction. The value of straw cuen Is well main tained. Wheat, Ler bushel, 4s. to Le. W. Batley, Se. 7d. to Oats, 2s. 9d. to 3P. Besot, old, de. to 3..1 , 1.; new winter, 4s. to _ 4s. 3d. ; foreign, la. 9d. Nal., new, is.; white boiler', 36.1 d. iiIiIITFORD, Aug. 9.-We hail a small attendance at math, t to-day. The floest parcels of a brat meet a dull Bale, St fail Is. per lo.d less money; In error sample. Is. W. per Mad. But little diirg in Daley. Oats made rather let. Ma. y. Pe o and Bean , sold at Jac week's price. We quote %Mat, from 230. w leie. per load. Barley, 225. to 26*. per ye. Oak, as. to 245. raie, to 21s. per bad. Beaus, 14. to 2m. Ilye, lis. to 11.. KENDAL, Aug. 9.-At to day's market the supply of both Wheat and Oats was entail; saes sod at Lot week's quotations. Wbest, '22s. 6d. to Bils. per load of .0 educe. Oats, lu;e1. to 13d. per stone. I.ANCAoTeIt, Aug. 9.-The weather h now hot and forme, and tae crops iar rapidly approachmg maturity. 1 his el ty'a mathet was oaly m. deeutelc aupplied with all articles. Wriest the turn cheaper. Oatmeal : a vthaely sale, at late prices. Wheat, 275. to 235. per NM lbs. Oatkeak 213 a. to 28s. Pl. per 210 lbs. Lett - Rs - reit, Aug. 9.-The Wheat trade was very dull at a deciine of fully la. ler qr. Spring corn Braley supported fainter totes, with a small supply. MANcIIkS - relt. A o. 9. - With exceedingly brilliant weather throughout the seek, and dcrlinneg acxouOW from meal of the leather, wheat Markets of the kingdom, the trade here since our I lit report his raid extremely languid. ant the few teatime. hood Mit h occurred in dour were at pores in hooter of buyers. Coastwise and horn Ireland the impart. into Liverpool are unimpor tant; but there are again Jibe: al supplies of wheot, Indian corn, and fl ue repored Tram abroad. Our motet the cuorneg Ira of • very inactive character, and wheat nom( be goofed t. tip. per :oleo cheaper than on this day aelmight. For 6 ea . the inquiry was only Omit, d, mil we note this article Is. per gait :and lorrel lower. In riat.or oatmeai there was not mush miming, but previoua prices were tolerably wellsselalned. BlAlelthOßOCOlt, Aug. 9.-This week a good deal of W hoot fallen beneath the sickle, en,l we 11 ii x fair attendance at • oar m relict this [flora:a:, c last Bring the delightful weather we have for harvest operationa. The supply of Wheat wail more than ode. quote to the demand.. Sales ruled Ilan !nattier decline of le. per qr. on last week'., pro a. In Bailey the transact!. no were maim portant. aos were in slow request, which ri ceded In value Sit. per qr. leans and Fees may be vie t the Paine es lest week, with a dull sale. %heat, 34a. to 42r. Marley, 24e. to 2CD. thee, los. to 2 - 2 a. Beane, 31x. to 388. POW, Vie. to 30a. per qr. Malt, 6s. to W. Pl. per busheL Flour, 30s. to 31s. per 'act. NEW( ASTLE-OritiiTYNt, Aug. 9.-The weather this week has het, for the meet part faveurribte; tip to Thursday this was cope c ally the cog:, but since thew it has been dull and threiteoing. The night, generally having b en cold, the crops bare 001 imp - oved so rap.dly as otberaise ;night have been expected; and we can have no general whest.cuttina in this country before about the first seek in September; and our lettere from ueotland Mee the name date for general 41 beat harvest. The trade during the present week has amine .1 a very languid aspect, the unexpec - ed decline in Mark-lone on Monday having creeed a temporary eematios in the demand for ti• heat, and the brain... done has been :mite of a retail character, only such buyers as were cottoned to do no taking for their mime diate cow:llwatt n; whit t at the came time the trauractiona hare ben confined to foreign, which were offermg comp iretivety cheaper than sou - h country or fresh thrashed samples, the tents acquired Wing the god Ilauibura red, 40, Stettin, 415.; niolditng I) in . ate, 470. GL ; extra „ u t ti 1a.., id; weighed t,3 :ha. Four has h. en panel with on lower arms, and palm g: tad mg It aley, but theememoun has brought whoirmle buyers forwards. who have willingly mud ak, tor the be,t Pinner:mos, weighing adlbs., but made 561'w. 'ambush:l. In other an tittle change has occurred. Our letters (tom the tooth oleert pretty genera - ly to the potato disease having again matte its appear ance in wane toe tittles to a it macron extent; aboul.d the iiimuse continue to spread, win! wilt be the it - feta this youth,e on the trade hereafter! At our market tot, maiming we had a moderate show of o heat from the grader., and the arrivals ecialitdiae as well as from abroad being lees than of late, feed, thrashed rumples were taken off upon much the same terms as tut week, but to wake progress with South Country qualities or foregn, it was necessary to submit to tin abatement of In. per qr. reel/ thinly. being however a o lower than on Tuesday. In Flour saciedingly lake was thine, no th it our (this day's) quotadon• may b deemed little better than nominal. Rye was attired rather cheaper, without exciting attention. Grinding Harley in steady requeet, .Be. being the Valli(' of good sweet rune rae Man, weighing 53 he. but made NAM. per bushel. Malt thigh:op. d, and the same may be mitt of Beans and Pea,. With Oats we were rc soppier!, at d all delimitations sold at the foil rates of tabs day .e'nnight. The arrival. Boa erewk all Wheat, Comte tee, 7112; fo reign, 2,125. Rye, forelgn, ISO. Barley, coastwise, 50 ;foreign, 1,370. Milt, comtwise, 120. Oats, ealeteide. 30; foreign, Peas. Coastwise, Ott ; fort lan, 52 qr.. Flour, 1,083 sacks. DlEWrolth (ISLE or WIWIT), Aug. 9.-Wheat, 39n. to Via p r qr. Bailee 255. to 27a. thite, Ws. to 21s. hears, al 316. I Mar* Its. per .4 . Isiostwien, Aug. 9.-Our market thin day was latter sup• piled with 41 beat by farmers than for months pot. There was great earefillne..manitoned by the miller+, anti not much bminere trans acted. Ilcea fell Is. to I*. 6d. per qr. The harvest has commenced with to, and there is every up coulee of a One quality and an Monet. ant yield. The trade in Barley was small, but previoua prima were well supports 1. the grostintecthea have much hap owed rouedthe late rains, sod we anticipate a peal nage as regards peal and quality. The has trade is only of a retail character; the growing crop i. not sp Men of tavounealy in thin locality. On the contrary, Pthe are an ithendant crop, and exceedingly fine in quality. 0.11. are Mao a good crop. triers ruled dull, owing to the accounts of large wrist& of loreign. Flour trade dull, and price. le. per sack less. Wheat, white, 41.. to 465. per qr.; red, Mc to 34.. Corley, grind. leg, 245. to 275. Beans, Vs. ti Pray 295. to 34. teats, to 31s. Flour, fine households, 27e. red. per sack. f.0.b., muthavers finding sacks and shaming one mouth's credit. NOTTINOII.III, Aug. 9.-Our show of Wheat to-day is fair fur the season, and to.- weather being fine buyers are Teo dis tant; nevertheless, farmers are unwilling to Fell at les. mono, and we have but little paving, while anything inferior ocanely Mall a buyer. In riling men little or nothing changes hands. PFTF.Hlidltlll:oll, Aug. 'J.-We have a fair quantity of Wheat otferinic hi re to-day, awl prices:ire fa le 2s. per fir. Power tlha bast we. It. All rioting corn no , litanies I.omi:thing che.iper. I ar. vest has pretty generally euinmetced, and the Wheat crop is well spdken of. I'M - WORTH, Aug. 9.-The trade for Wheat ruled dull at ' our mat act tia4m, there being a good prospect of new. Trails In other grain nominal. Wheat, white, It/. tu II f. per load; red, el. to lot. Barley, 2s. to 275. per qr. Oft., 21e. to 225. Pew, ills. to 3.x. Beam, 31s. to 31e. PlthiTOS, Aug. 9.-Throughout the past week the wea ther has been.. flue no porosble, and the crops are making rapid 1 ro. grow towards maturity. Thee ern trade hart in conarqui nee Min de. premed, and, tee dealers acting on the reserve. our pipeline. currency cold sot be austained. The few samples of English Wheat that ap. peered at our torn Pachesgc to -clay met a slow sale, at rather lees money, and foreign declined 2d. to del per b. abet. American, white, be. 4a.• Bank, lit. M. to Ga. 3d.; French, 6 s. to ea. id. per 701 b. Your, to Is. pee pack cheaper. Iluuseh ilds. 27e. to 281. fid.; en pert% -. 30s. to 31e. per 24010.. (lass ale offered at a reductioa of Id. per buiLel ; ruiddluia to fine 1111XIIII , I of lihsh, 2u. Ind. to 3s. Id. per 4311.. Upon a more limited demand for Oatmeal, this article mug be noted as depremed in stile bd. per load, but toe aba!ement chiefly applies to chore qualities, watch are now quoted at 250, and fair to good sample/1 26e. to Vs. per load. ltaaoiao, Aug. 9.-Our supply of Wheat was rather liberal. out the Bade ruled extremely Uuil ; to effect saes, a reduc tion of firm In. to 2s. per qr. from last market hail to be submitted to, not was a clearance made en those terms. One parcel of good dry sew Wheat reallsothls. per qr , and another setup* of new edit at tha. Twa to three parcels of new grey Peas mole 200.; white, Sus. to 31a. Other grata merely nominal. SAFFRON WALURN, Aug. 9.-Wheat, cheaper, 381. to to 41s. per qr.; Talavera, •Vs. barer, 245. to 295. beans, 265. to Sla Pew, 27a. to 325. Oats, lower, lbs. to 315. SttArrasßcttr, Aug. 9.-Great progress is being made in the Wheat harvest in thet aoality. Tae supply of Wheat continues l a rge, but the atteridanc: of both buyers and sellers was email, the farmer. being busily engaged in field op rations. The extent of ba sin. as dose was trieng. although sales were premed at a decline of ed. to la. per qr. Four neminmly unaltered. A limited demand for Burley, off pr tees linear red. Oats were the turn cheaper ; and in the few sides melt is nth: r settee, lower prices were submitted to. Wheat, 365. to 42a. Barley, 21.. to 265. Beans, 30A. to Ohs. Peas, PA. to 325. per qr. Flour, 29v. to 3's. per sack. ffilBZW3BuoT, Aug. 9.-There was a fair supply of Wheat at this day's market, which met with a dull .ale, at la. to 2s. per qr. less th in Wt week. Barley and Oats In good demand, at tally last week's prices; the supply small. Sooru•stwroff, Aug. 9.-Reaping is now general in this nethabouramd, and the Rae weather caused • dull owe for wheat, of which them was • goat eupaly. and Mat week's prices were barely supported, W. to 10f. L slicing the quotation for this day. Beady, OatM and Bean , • slow sale, without change in value. WARMINSTIR, Aug. 9.-Harrest has commenced in the early citations, and we bear of no comae/Ms tai a blight has made its appearance, but. en the contrary, • full average crop is anticipated. This morninea market team but tbibly attended, and the supply of Wheat WY very large. The trade still mutinous inactive, with a further decline of Is. per quarter upon last week's prices. In Barley very little tautness doing, and prices nominally unaltered. Oats dc. Mined Is. per quarter, and a dull sale. In other artWles of grain there wan no difference Is price. Present price: Wheat, 30s. to 41s. Brarey, 245. to 211 a Oats, Its. to 21s. Bum, 345. to 395. Peas, 30s. to 325. per qr. Hour, 295. to Sea. per inch. WIIeCmISTRS, Aug. 9.-In consequence of the farmers Payton ammented reaping, their attendance today ma very halite/. bat, isetwittotsnding, there was a deal of Wheat offering. Ultimo eseiN their badness cautiously and purchased only to the moat of itemedlats consumption, and that at a redaction of 6d. titre waren. The crops are spoken highly of, sad they, come . sodelpele a father decline. In Barley not sufficient doing nz •py attendee in prices. The same remark will apply to Adele Made' of grata. Wheat, white, 40.. to ils.; red, 31x. b M pre gnarls,. Barley, 244. to 255. Oats, White, 245.; Me* fah to eis. Deem, Sea to Re. Plot, SO& to 112 e. Flour, ' a Na per net. Aug. 9.-Thon arm a fair quantity of Wheat at tarlesteipla te4tgoall the weather teta n ke barna epee& Isis the /NM gm math WWI la twit men meesia• IEIOII Mai lorlesafts the Victoria Theatre, and breaking one of his legs, and also injuring several of his ribs. Prosecutor stated that on the evening of the 27th of June, while sitting iu the gallery of the Victoria Theatre, the pri soner came up to him, and told him to get out of his seat. An altercation ensued, and the prisoner struck him a aesere blow on the left eye, and before he could recover himself he seised hold of him and threw bins down the gallery. He was pitched upon the Iron railing, which prevented him from falling into the pit. The prolecutor's , statement having been fully corrobo rated, Mr. Jardine committed the prisoner for trial. LAMBETH. Williams Morris, a smart and intelligent lad, of 14 years of age, was brought before the magistrate on the following charge : Mr. Bent, the constable at the Waterloo station of the Routh Western Railway, said that the prisoner had arrived by the half-past four o'clock train from Port-mouth on the preceding evening, and, having uo ticket, was taken before Mr. Young, the manager of the traffic department. That gentleman, on hearing the lad's statement, did not wish to turn him adrift, and therefore directed that he should be detained on the charge , that his parents might be made ac quainted with where he was, and where they could find him. From what he (Mr. Beat) could learn from the boy, it appeared that he had the greatest desire to go out to his brother in India, and the 64th Regiment being on the point of sailint for India one of the soldiers encouraged him to go there, telling him he would get on famously there if he could only smuggle himself out by the vessel that took the troops. The boy, determined to try the experiment, left his I father's home at Woolwich, travelled with the regiment on its I road toPortsranuth,and having got on board thevessel destined to take the regiment, stowed himself away in a tub, where he r..msineul for six days and nights, but was accidentally discovered and sent on shore. Left at Portsmouth without any means of getting back, the lad managed to make his way to the railway station, and got into an up-train as it was about to start. The lad admitted that the officer's statement was perfectly true, and said he should have sue nored in getting to sea had he not been seized with a tit of ' ing and one of the sailors bearing a strange noise coming from the tub turned it over, and rolled him nut. n asked by the magistrate bow lie managed to exist fur six days, lie said that the soldier belonged to the 64th, and whose name is Wulf, and who had eucouraged him to go to his brot'ler, secretly divided his rations with him. Mr. Bent here said that the boy's father was in attend ance, and it was the wish of Mr. Young that he should be d livered up to him. The magistrate, after commending the humanity of Mr. Young, ordered that the lad should be given over to his parent. - - STOCKTON AND D.III.I.INGToN —The half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders in this company was held at Darlington on Tuesday last, Mr. Thomas Meyntll, jun., in the chair. The report stated that the balance disposable fur the payment of rental to the leased hoes, and dividends to their own shareholders, amounted to 27,1361. Os. 'dd., which sum would admit of the payment of a dividend, at the discretion of the proprie taries of the leased lines, of 51 per cent. per annum, or such other arrangement as they might deem expedient as to payment and reserve. The efficiency of the Inns and working stock had been fully maintained, whilst the pro portiun of income and expenditure: had never been so favourable. The prospects of the lints continued encou raging, and the directors hoped on the neat half-year to be able to pay the full dividend of G per cent. to the leased lines, together with some of the arrears due on such dividends. After some observations from the chairman the report was adopted. It was then resolved to ap propriate the balance available for dividends as follows the Wear Valley Company dividends .titer the rate of 1 51 per cent., 22,1101. (is. Id. ; to the Mieldleabro' and lted car Company at the rate of 51 per cent. per annum, 2,4071. Ov. ltd.; to the Stockton and Darlington dividend amount 2,7131.1`2e.; leaving a balance of 1751.2 s :id. to be carried leeward. It was then agreed that a dividend fur eta months, not exceeding 4 per cent. per annum, be paid on the Ist of October next to the Stockton and liarlington shareholders, out of the fund raised fur that purpteet, pro vided that in the judgment of the directors the working of the lints presents a prospect of a continuance of each a dividend, us addition to the payment of the full dividend of 6 per cent. to the leased lines. A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the proceedings. Wl,tlt V.tI.LEY Itaixwex. —This company held their half-yearly general meeting at Darlington on Toes day last. Mr. henry Stotart occupied the chair. The re port *toted that, by the bill just passed, all the loans of the company were confirmed and the lessees made liable for the interest thereon, as well as for the rental set forth in the lease. 'The dividend for the present hall-year would be at the rate of 51 per cent. per annum, with a full prospect that at the next half-yearly meeting they would reach the full amount of 6 per cent —The report having been adopted. the Chairman said he had received a letter from a share holder representing a considerable interest of shareholders in London suggesting that a format request be made to the Stockton and Dorlington Company that they should publish weekly account., of their waft. Ile had answered that letter, saying that their traffic was so fluctuating that weekly accounts would only tend to mislead. After sonic discus.ion, Mr. Joseph l'ease said the Stockton and Dar haulms Company proposed monthly returns of their traffic, which could b. bent to any person hosing a bona ~*de- ia ti rest in the matter. In weekly accounts they could only pivu an approximation, which must be umatisfretory. After some other unimportant business the meeting tenni s:deal by a vote of Bowies to the chairman. bltuuLrsrOnluetß AND IIEUC.tR hallyeariy general meeting was held on Tuesday last ut Darlington. Mr. J. C. llopkins presided. The report stated that the bill which had just received the royal unseat would enable them to convert 18,1"d01. of their loans into char: capital, making a total share capital of 66,0001., sad loan capital of 22.nead. The sum placed at their disposal fur dividends would enable them alter paying interest on loans to divide at the rate of 51 per cent. per annum. The chairman having made some lengthened observations on the satisfactory prospects of the company, the report was adopted, and n.. 41160116 were agreed to clewing Mr. Joseph Whitwell ream, as a director, and making applica tion to the Stockton and Darlington Company fur an allot. mat of the new shares. The proceedings were concluded ,* a vet, of thanks to the chairman. ULV Eliseo:l F. AND LANCASTER llall.WAT.—The Best general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held on Friday ut New-street, Spring.garden*, for the election of a Word of directors ; Mr. J. Broaden in the chair. T he object of this new line is to connect the White haven and Furnsss and the Furness Railways with the Lancaster and Carlisle Railway, by forming a junction be tween Clverstone and Carnforth. The line will pus round idevorconib Ilay, and will complete the loop line round the roast, forming the required line cia Whitehaven, between Leicester and t'arlisle. The following gentlemen were unanimously elected a board of directors, namely. Messrs. Joh, Brogilen. J. Broaden, jun., Alexander Broaden, Henry Brogden, and John Gartsang. A vote of thanks was poesed to the provisional board of directors fur their vatted& services before the passing of the act. Mr. Joseph Poston, on behalf of the provisional directors, returned thanks, and expressed his belief that the line would be most beneficial not only to the district through which it passed, but to the whole country, as it would form a most important connexion between I relandand Hull. A rote of thanks to the chairman concluded the proceedings. PROJECTED RAILWAY COMMUNICATION BETWEEN PORTISIII.VTH AND LONDOX.—A project is being prepared for giving to Portemouth additional means of railway com munication with the metropolis. It already possesses two lines: the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway, and the London and South Western, but both of these are eircuitoue routes, being about 22 miles further than a direct line would be or the old coach road. It is now proposes! to construct a line of about 21 miles long to connect the South Coast and South Western Junction line at Cosham, five miles nut of l'orUmouth, with the branch of the last named company at Alton. This would, besides reducing the distance between Loudon and Portsmouth about 22 miles. also give railway communication to the thriving market town of l'eterslield, and a large and populous dis trict now deprived of that advantage. It is indeed from the landowners of this district that the project has ems noted, but it is also likely to meet with much support from the inhabitant+ of l'ortsraouth. A large amount of railway accommodation is, however, now given to l'ortsmouth by the above , named companies. There arc now, by the two lines, fifteen trains to London daily, and an equal number rice reran. The necessary preliminary measures for setting the proposed new railway on foot will be taken on Wednes day next, when a public meeting of persons interested in it will be held at l'etersfield. MalntlO AND VALENCIA RAILWAY.—On Saturday the Master in Chancery Blunt made a decree confirming the compromise made by the official manager on behalf of the shareholders with the directors of this company for the settlement of all matters in dispute. The terms of compro mise, as published a fortnight ago, have been amended by the Muter, and stand substantially as below, with the fol lowing exceptions. Mr. Chadwick is to pay the official manager 12.11001., by instalments of 3,0001. per annum, with interest at 5 per cent., the first instalment to be paid on the 7th of August, 1852. In default of payment of any instal ment the whole balance to become slue ' • such 12,0001. to be sneered by an order from the Master, but such order not to be registered so as to affect the lands of Wm. Chadwick , who to give as collateral security a second mortgage (to be settled :by the Muter in case the parties rta difer so ) in the said 12,0001. on properties now mo M an assurance company for 31,0001. The 4,0001. to be I paid by Mr. Wiley in mu& is to be paid into the Comae's al Bank before the 28th of August, 1851, and the 3,000 L V. 11:. Chadwick on the same day. The scrip of the 23,600 1 and 1,140 shares is to be delivered up before the lame day, and the moneys are to remain in deposit and the shares uneaneelled until it should be seen that there is no appeal against the Master's allowance of the compromise. In age there is no appeal (or in the event of an appeal of the eempromise being confirmed by the court) the moneys in deposit are to be paid to the official manager as pert of the mete of the comarany, but should the compromise be appseled against mid be disallowed by the court the moneys ere te be returned end all parties are to be remitted to'' their Siemer position. When the above terms shall have'' hew emitted the cram et the court against Mr. Chadwick for t of tbeld,lloo l . is to be discharged, and satisfac- I Bea bite be entered on the roll, and all the directors are te be releseni ebeeletely, with the exception of Mr. Clindedeb. Mot ell fame demands. Oovirnarirr Copt,—On Saturday two men of =rappeanmee,purzzmented themselves to be e a ' tram Mr. Jacques, of 15, D•weaddarawesa, a valuable antique gold us rd If4rt he the same with counter-' hilmesselipas as ewesseed that they were only de 114111i SIMI ISM dist Oak atreass. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY, Acorn 11, 16$1. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock on Saturday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Name at st rms. °3etee wh .g el lueegth w w et Beats el Wattles,. ---- — Pessoorz -............ B.E. Orstlet aflame Partially Cloudy ersecurr ...... E. Cloudy Ilisrasoorie - Barairros ..- ...... - N. Cloudy lomasens FOIAMINOWI Tarrama . ...... Lesimeseoss N. °esti, Bret we Omani Boa E. Pins GREEN WICII N.N.E. Ovalle Pryer& Omaha 5/11.01. ......... N.E. Orate Bram Overuse Hsarrain N.W. Overlent Bums. N. Cloudy Choccwraa . .... CRELUPPOILD I N.W. Cloudy taseerrow Coureavaa ...... - N.E. &row liesesel Drama Cass meow. ...... vulgates; Err Ni g ad Burner...... NIIIIIARIZT N. Cloudy Roos? Ilcomessan —. N.E. Plus OITL/110{D done N.W. Cloudy Pnesioloaarea......- N.E. Straw Snow °Tootle Vaamosts ......- E. Straw Brame Cloudy Nosencs Latcserna .- - N. Claude Damson . ..... N.W. Very Ana E.N.K. Fins • N•=l/11011/111 N.E. Clow:, I Cu earsartato .... i Manse IN. Clou,ly i Cann Calia Overcast Hot, onto • CIUMTILZ B. Cloudy f aeon us E.W.E. Cloudy , lansagoot.. LBS.. Cloudy Ma Nntstrea....- ✓ 810 C% PAN .... ..... • N.E. Mrs 0 Hu Lt. W. Vit.e Noururron s' Lams N. i • serast WASS/IUD I. - foal N. Cloudy o SCUMNIIDTON N 'WC 011.11 . dauntless ...... THIS DAY, Nowt. Course of Wind. threneth or Wind. Mate of the Weather. L" Gentk Breeze. uremia,. The returns from the following places did not reach this office in tine for publication on Saturday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Friday morning at nine o'clock. aiming.As Cain , Overcast Oradeansel • Overcast *An Principally Clear Owls Mum overeat WNITST ...... N.E. MARKETS. PRODUCE MARKET. lavrstroot., Ato. 9. There has been very little doing to-day, and we have only to rep.rt 100 Ithds. Weat India auger at previous rates, Dad a small parcel al Jamaica coffee, at 47.. per cwt. Sr. I'ETEIIBIITRO, Avorsi 2. Bristles are becoming *carte, the demand continuing good. /;era.—Nn tranmeuedie, ei.gpt in Ws, of which 2.. to Mrct werta,6.pood, In 10. to IS lb., taken at 3 re. IS co. ; and 2,1111 ehet. wrote, 3-prod, 30 lb.„ at 2 en. 90 eo. s. The accoantt both of weather and crops to the south of MalC.I are highly favourable, and plumate on abundant harvent. Deals.— Nothing doing. Flax.— A minor dottier ha' sold his whole parcel of about 2,000 pee de, but the price is not known; berms., nothing dose: from the interior It Ls repotted ' that tre late exemitive hest ha. checked the growth n: the Mx, end toreed it prematurely tato bower. Ilcmp.—Purcbares are making daily at full pricer., and the sorts are becoming imam at the quota. th as: the quantity unsold in tint hands I. generrlly estimated at 100,10 pa are very dull, and 10-lb skins might pooh ibly be hau l at 60 co. Linseed —The purchases daring the week must be over 15,000 ehttwerts, pole eipauy liter aid, at 2: m. to 22; ro., according to qustity ; amt it is reported that want of the Karns, Kat. in, anti vimilar reed. ban been no, ured at Co to .0 ro.; the sup. pty is estimated at 210,000 ehetwerts, of which nue-hall hoe been tallow arrive* aunty, though it is daily exomed ; the m.rket tee mini, with only soul% thing* doing at the quo:intone, which it will he ulirtried are slightly advineed. Freights to Londoo.—For deals, 40s. to 4ts Gd. per eh bd.:hemp, 37e.6d. to Ws. per um ; linseed, 3e. to d. per quarter ; tallow. 220. to 20e. per too. Exchantem.— Inn. don. three month', 37 15.16 to 36 1-16 t tee a. ro; Auirttnitcn i three months, 1261 to Ib7l per a. ro.; Hamburg, three months, 311 to 13. 16 per a. ro.; ratio, three months, 3231 to 391 per s. to. COTTON.—Ltezaeooi., Auo. 9.—The market has been ' 1 firm toslay at yeaterday's pram. 'Tye sales are rettmatnt at shout 7,000 bake, 1,000 of mkt& were takes its speculation, and include 0,0 Ametteen; 100 Per sad Meraukato, al to 61 I3u aaptcm, to 7; 400 aural, 21 to 31. MANCHIATIR, Aro. 9.—The yarn and cloth markets today weer to the amounts we gave on Tacoday and 1 hurray. The Modems way wit be quite to ea anal extent, as seldom, indeed, is on • Saturday ; bet it bee beta considerabl , , and prices ore fo;ly maintained. Gtving ea leeneri of tbe market, • Pogo houm in the trademyet "Hee besixesser the week had been of a steady end sat e chariot r, and the demand regular and without excitement, meat dome 14 goals chasing fa It to • greater or km t sant. Boyers have supplied themseims with • freedom Indica ins of coati liner, and a rinnief teeling has actuated ram, who have met the demand will- Ind.,. 'Nothing has Gemmed to Intetruot the free nurse of the wrett's trarometioesu tench in mount hose re lshed a full oversee. A km makes of cloth may be ratter shornish in demand, but thee are an exception to the genval state of the market. A respectable amount of buinees has alto been done in yarns this week, and the tone of the mcrAl has been healthy. In epinninge mot !snared by the demand, an upward tendency has been given to prices, and a positive advance of et per lb. has been teall-eel in many instanns. Hume consulate have purchased freely, and their yarns being scarce, they have had to submit to the lull rang de manded by plungers. The Germans bane dune more, but still put dare rather ceutioutalv." This statement, while It beard out our previous advice., equity apples to the hardness of twalay ; we may add, that a good deal is mill doing in yarn for the Illediretranten and Levant markets. In :agouties, the home trade are buy ins more lnely, and the beanon wakes go of f sell. Long cloths and T clothe are an much regent, and manufacturers are well under contract for these goods, at lull pricer. Printing.cluthe and "bitting, are alto mock m dsnmed, but the narrow widths of herb &omen of gusts none Its el eference. India qualities of clothe have recovered a fraction In price from the extreme depression which . followed the uoravoorsb'e ' sakes by the Overland Mail, hut are still r.,tlter w g:eetcd. As will be mate the Liverpool cotton report, in the Express for this ((Rodent pest, spinner. arc laying in stocks of entan lather fteely, arid tonne beepe-ks • proepect of activity anal confidence with tegurlample trade of this district very gratifying to cow WOOLLEN CLOTES.—Leases, Arr. 9.—There has beta a very pod market toatay ; a lull average busine,s haa bees dune. Mucks are much reduced sad eaceediugly small. Prices are Aria with a tamsteney upwards. A fair average business has bean dose hr La warehouse. during the week. LlNEN.—Bansaav, Avo. B.—We have nothing new to actin in either cloth or yarns during Mi. week. in liallymena, Ar magh, and Coleraine, cloth was bouebt up quite freely, ood at remu nerating prices. Threetrurths wide lawns, of a fine light make, f.,r printing, are in excellent demand. and the foreign order. fur thu ald" de WU continue good.—Banner U trim 11AltDWARE.-13taxixonAm, Avo. 9.—Report, from both merchants and factors up to this day confirm the statements here tofore made under this herd of the eatiof tetory .Late of „trade both as rewards lei. town and the &atria. IOUs! document, just Wined are confirmatory also of this cheering state of commercial affairs twee omits; to the articles of general hardware and cutery. br ,sa, Us ' plates, glass, Re., the eau 'sported to the month of July In this year escudo that or July, ISSO, by about 131,0001. Neither has this tacrease been confined to the month Just compared; it appears gra the entire nouns for the first um months of the sear Inter &en 31,0031., against 31,7001. in IMO ; and 26,3001. In 100, in round aurobas. do far is this district is concerned, the exports of the Lot Mn months easpare admirably with the preceding yen ; they ore : Ilardware andeidlery X 1,256, L 1,377, 1 071 5 116,17 Maelalaery ' 476,747 602,177 1 11 . 425 17015 2,629, 7. 2,603,5131 176,774 tdeei ( lanwroasht) -6,617 203.8931 6,061 Coffer Brass ...... .......... Lead ......— 173,312 176,42 1 .! Tin (anweaught)......... 61,454' 33,465 ' Tia plates .................... 47611 677,377 1 Gins —...... 147, 13• 01, 9,213 iii,6l4 b 42 These mums are all tut could be wanted, and completely refute all the abeurd statics propagated as to the unhealthy coalition of trade in t h e district The moral effects preolueed by an abundance of la ther and untaxed food has been ezemplinei in this county in a re. markable degree. At the recent senses there were but 34 modulo foe yid since March last ; of the there sere hat eight from this town with its dears population (including the suburbs) antennae( to a quuter of a million of scrub. The edemas, too, were el a of triding character—a circuoutanee which drew the remark from Me. Junks Mule that " It indicated a sound condition of Rusty, for tin tempuMens (wad Ids Wreathe) to the peopt , to commit depredations upon properly an removed when they ate plentifully supplied with the necessaries of life." In the matter of the bankruptcy of Bawd and threw, at a private meeting In this court a day or two oirstro• fore Mr. thouniancoser Palau., a petition wuprivatcle breed to indict liability on a wealthy perms nun d Biggs, who boo his name to appear on the hutment's notes ; the Wilke was, how. ever, damtimen theugh Kr. Biggs had egged the moue and regularly acted In bank, there was no proof of partsership, and the periodical hank Muriel/els put In, the Hams of Mr. Biggs net being inserted. CORN.—A9Ddetn, Aug. 6.—We have had splendid weather foe barred operation denim the past week, and a consider able breadth of Wheat his already been cut. At our market this morning we had but a thin attendance, but the supply of Wheat was more titan suticient fur the datand. Buyers conducted their opera- Lions with caution, and a denim of fell Is, pa qr. wu submitted to. Sales were dull, and much remained unsold. In Barley, Oats, Beane and Peas we have to !rpm a slow trade, and prices had a downward tendency in all articles. Wheat, Sit. to ay. per qr. Barley, Rio. to 2Ce. Ws, 211. toßeans, We. to 364. Peen Rae. to :tins. Flour, 214. to ile. per wick. Malt, Si. to an 91 pee bushel. ATIJISMICIty, Aug. 9.—Wheat in small supply, and trade dull; what few isles were of was at • decline of los. per Ind leo qrs. Very little done in other grain, but no alteration k plea Wheat, rt. to 111. per load of 5 gra Barley, Isis. to WA gig fa el% Ida to *a. Bram, Ha. to lb. Poaa No. torte. SAM Leg. 9.—Our market is Is. per qr. lower for Moat dag gareep. but Oats aro the Mae as loot with, In other bledlealipaln me alteration. Dasnua,........—Tbere was a fair attendance at mar kat it a borooot mortior, rod Midas or hat asomd llA Llgs and wont *ling no * to. per load* 5 beehiekker Ora het week. Bar* tuba no door. Oata Is. per qr. MOM Pas, aid, won a good *aft • a few swops' o a t new were eel*. it rig* 17s. per load of I hasaels. No altantion In Beam. 1 BIRIFICZ Aug. 9.—At war market to-day we had not muds rata cekrial i . Frisk amsgesase of the lee weather and dull reports EMIR Mll. MU b. W is. per gr. tower toes blot week. BLANDFORD, AUt 1 94 , 41111pia1l as genera, end we have resotved Wu has peet e rk iiii = the wheat Gm mg le shied Wt the late pesseme.l le bend, haunt ammpellhat *Wen knees white Me kited P. ad:r us lag the bet Mawr Ws We market we Mktg at. with aped wegglg et Mak 'so kids was meg *Uk s pier wee net kw to Se Lost magi* mks beak reds et oda vendhslak a shgla redeeka bad es be eallmllkillt Mr % le N. per qr. Skim Ma Is le Ili. Wm" Oft to Pare. irk 10 IC& to M. gee MOIL Vas, ar k Se Mow is*. whole was very dull and very little bonne. , d ve; of other grain Weevil nothing offsets, and Let week's rates mamtamed. The pimply a( ftepesseed bee been large; the condition is much improved since thee Viar,res. and the vales support.' fur all dry samples. VI heat, 3:s. to 40e.; extra, 41s. pee qr.; red, Ste. to 374.; extra, ::Jo COllO.. ltd. to I id. per stone. Beans, 325. to 34 g. err qr. WORCEsTER, Aug. 8.-There rea dil y large supplof new Wheat at market toelsy, which sold at ao. 401. to 1 0. 6d. per 631ba. ; quality and condition fair but not One ; old Wisest was Is. to Singer qr. lower. Barley nominally unaltered. but the demand was limited• Oats continue ICaltX, and were fully us dear. Deans and Peas both ether cheaper. l'Oßlt, Aug. 9.-We have had a week of very fine weethtr, and our crops are progressing favneraby. Farmers brought a moderate gee .ntity of ste heat to market, but buyer. were only new at a decline of Is. to 2e. per qr. Not much of other grain offering. Flour Is IL per sack lower. Wheat , whit e, 445. to 46. pee Impel ell qr.; red. els. to 43. Myer s. 2 to Sts. Osta, Mild. to 11d. per stone of 141 M. Flour, 30s. te 335. sack of 280ibe. Aco. 8.-In consequence of the continued fine , weather, rod the depression in the trade in the Britith market', a ' general dulness Mill gremlin with ea. We do not make any altera tion in our quotations of Tuesday, but from the paucity of transactions they moot be cooeidereil se In some degree etraninal. New beer tee. to ifte.; new oats 11.. to 2.. fa; new napeered 17m. to 194. per quaver. Whim wheat, 22. Gd. to 23e. GJ.; red ditto, 21e. to 24. ; Derr, to 10.; ate, 1 9. ed. to 14a. per berrel; new eats, Ile. to 115e. 6 d.; rapesect. re. {0 lbs. per brl. ; oatmesl, facto 13e.; bakereffour, 12s. to llw per ewe.; Indian corn, 263. to She. per 420 Its. Colin, Aug. 8.-The weather is now beautifully fine and favoeinible. Up to the but two or lane days it was c hangeable a nil ehowes y, but Cr hart now hut, forcing sunshine arid drying wind , . whielt will tend materially to Galen the crepe to ma turity. The corn teal- during the week has continued especially dull. the arrivals from Abend at this port and the dull ads ices trai l ' the linellate mar kets combining to degrees the minket. the suppies of home grain, Bert and (late c-pecially, increase somewhat. The receipt. for the week ore, of Wheat, 1-3 bele.; Here, 194 Oct..; Oats. 397 bthe elt. The new es of new grain coming in rpe it well foe craps hi eenerel. The trade in prime el brat o very dull, with a tencerey to lower prier% In inferior descriptions t small specula tive busmen has been emir, though .carirly to any extent worth noticing. We know oi ao tranesta in Oats, eteeke of which are narreweel to a mere trellis. The trade in all descriptions of Flour is very I imolai, and any eitiesa made are on the most retail scale. 'tu nnel. of iejgery to the Potato crop hail emend went little opeculative enquiry for Indian Corn, but the gee' rata is now dull in t furhe este me, buyers purchoine oegly as the prent trifierg &mend the mantdactnred article waretre them in doing. WATERFORD, Aug. 9.-We have had a neck of most brilliant neither, which ba. materially I eproeed our harvend preepers ; Wheat, hoarier, can prove at boo. but a very inaifferent c op in whet diarist. Ots promise well, and with a continuance of tine weather. reaping sill be general herein a week or ten day.. The petat Besse. to a very =lig ited hoot, boo again made lit appear ance in a few del le, but, as the crop is generally well advanced, little Importani cis attached to it. 'the trade in Whet has been much de. pressed all through the week, and, with a very trilling eirmand,prio s here declined lull rid. ter barrel on all griddles. there has tot been any Berle, on oder, but a fg w hundred barrels of new Oate (winter sown) bare appeared at market. They Rid readily at 9e. Cl. to 9s. ed. per barrel. Indian C, rn : We hare had a fair sale for ordi nary descried Ma, at ag out cote currency of this day sclunight. l'rime ramp:els could only be disc -nee of in small quanteuen, at a reelection of 3d. lve barrel. t lour rather ensier [ahoy. Imp Hs thn aerie :•- Wheat, 700 qcs.; Indian Corn, 1,611; Flour, 31 ' pp Dap cts this Wh .at, 500 barrels; Oats, 62; lledr, 1,599 ”eks. KlltscAl.tiv, Aug. weather during the week has bee. fine, and highly prientiougg for bringing the grooving crops to maturity. At our counhy markt , ts this wee: impedes were nual., but the prevailing dep . onion in the leading market., condenser with be tie so-other, had its 0. licence o I buyers; mid holders Acing re levant to yield, mks were effected elowly at a reduction of per qr. on bet week's rates. Here, to-day lour eupplies were lair e. f et beat, and email of tn. and Barley. Wiseat and Oat'. Rohl slowly, the former at rather under last weei'a rater, but for the latter the pewrs of lot market day wire a aintained. garny IF Mg in Phurt eapply, was reauily liken off 4.t price. in favour of the teller. Wheat, 4 .6d. to 47e. 6d. pee qr. Marley, 24.. 6d. to 205. Oats, 22., to 265. Oatommil, per bag of 1501b5., gin. to 33e. AMERICAN MARKETS. NEW YORK, JrrT 29. - The stock market has experienced quite a revulsion since our last, su. it has mainly been cAttlned to the Miry .tocks. the stringency is the mon I market has thrown conAderable qu mates of these 03 the market, and tioirtati ,n 4 have lire: ined 5 to 10 per cent. F. decal and Stale smelts have fslten off about 5 er cent. the quota t. tins are United States sites, ':3l, 106 to 1061; ditto '62,110 to 111 : ditto '67, II if to 1142 : ditto '6:4, 115 to 1155 ; tilt° '6s, Cou i - a ro. 122 to 123 •, New York Niles, '5l, 105 to 106; ditto '62, 1105 to 111.17 The market for Exchange continu•st to decline, wi - h a moderite demand and fair supply. &Mod iteilme was sold at tl f. and leading drawers were only asking 1.1. Italics. 5.114 to 5.13, and dull. At 10, sterling bal.. are a better remittance than coin. groducc hills are ',ling at 05 to 9 ; . Foreign Ex- hangs : On London, 105 to 101 ; on Faris ' 51r. 111 c. to sfr. Ilk.: on Brim, it, 705 c. to 21 kt. ;once on Amslet dam,4l;e. to 4 le.: on Hamburg, 351 e. to 37e. The and for foreign rich Inge today , for rintittaine or the steamer to - morrow, was moderate, :au! the highest rate was not switalr..3l. The steam ship Asia will take out between seven and eLlit hundred thousand doll on In 'seem. Several orders fir specie for rhipa.ent have been countermand , d. Money'. wAhom material change, but is, if anything, more ditllcu"t obtaio. The um ilsourei sof Atitgy ate, or gement t be, exhausted. Thr banks continue to contract their 5 ,anr,.,l do only a potion at their offerings. 1 hits. ingency in the neighbouring cities. l'htladelphis and tioston, add. it, th demand for facilities here. Oa cull mails.y is quiet at 7 per c. at., and strictly &A.M.A.) paper cannot be passed b-tter than 7 to it pe cent. for short dates. Com int.—(Frion iI h Lit cular).—Ne w York, July 29. CEASE:It VOICES V it LIVEMPOOL CLASSIVICATIo g N. lew.Orlears, Upland. Mo. Ss Florida. and Texan. Inferior to Ordinary 6 ... to 7 ... 61 to Bto 61 b to 81 ... MI to 9 Middling [Mr F a ir noel fair noininal. nominal. nom nal. Wine nondnol. nominal. nominal Knecipte. export., clocks, calec of cotton, freights, exehangem.—Soh a 'ince 2240 loot, 1.4000 einee, 7,000; export. none, 4,519; nosh no h out and. n chipboard not cleared, 43,000 ; oracle - loading hi the United State , thi n year for Great Ileitain , 49; France, 21 ; total, 70; ditto loot year, Great LialLtio, 46; France, 12 ; total, 60; ditto year previous, Gnat liritain, 4 ..; France. II ; total, he. 1 0 .• tort. from Cnite4 01010 0 . o(ireat Britain office lot September, 1,352,‘ ffn ; dit:o aim. time in 1810, 9911,0.0; ditto came time in 1849, 1,515,000. Total expat from the United ((toes once Ist • eyeemb‘r Lot. 1,899,100; ditto same tone In 1640, 1,415,0:10 ; ditto same time in NUJ, 2,181,000. Rceipt% at principal 10.rta of Unite l States Mune let geptcmhcr, 9,305,00; ditto coon time in 1650, 2,027 ; 000; ditto same time to 1114 . .,741i , i. 0 00. - - New Your, Wednesday, July 3L—Me last cireular was under date of 42nd Isar. Oit the following day we received by telemraph the para. melee of Oro Liverpool cotton market for the week [riding July it, as brought by toe America, phoWiet( a decline of Id. per lb. on the mid tiling anti hover qualities, and Id. per lb. tin the better grewle. There accounts Carsseti a etnitiollAlSCe of the dull feeling which had elearaetericed our market during the week ending 21at In.t., and rates were ;nada with difficulty, at irregular prices, except on good middling qualitiea, witch were in limited demand feign contt. neutral buyers. The only sale at moment mule he t week was sir of gages 2,0nt0 bales Uranus, ,s at present in Fhiladelpha, Add on Was not made public, to be eeliverel here ; it is unit. rsitsol, how -1 wee, to have biro on the Irwin of a fraction below Sc. per lb. fur Mtlet thicW,ing quality. This le, so far, the lowest sate of the sea-on. Oa Monday and yesterday there was a decided improvement in the tone of the mailer. The ralm were 5,001 bales, the larger p nitro 3esterelay. 'time offering stuck on the market is very light, holaers being attic grid wiling to retrain from selling at our comparatively lute priors, is view of the reduced Ptock is this city, tend the inprab t bility lit much acres-ion thereto mitt after the new crop begun to ar. r ise at the ports in the south. The rata slum 21st July hues been I.2,taiii bates. Price. le-WM.4 wers di videdly m - re firm, and in re nee coes a fraction better. In the quotaito 06 annexed we have advanced the Coins for muntiii , g qua ley Ic. pi r lb. The exports during dome lime has been 1,5.9 bales, of which 1,160 were for Liverpool, 1,911 far Havre, 3111 for Ant% ors, and 514 for Hamburg. The ousiness of the reason may now be considered as finit.hed. Ito re are but three shi v a disengaged in New orleans. In Mobile but two Leading for Great Ilrattin. In Savannah no vernal up fur a foreign port. The bulk of the stock of cotton in oil the ports of the country consists of ordinary to interns descripUons. 'flee first hale of new cotton was received in New Orleans un the Ilth inst. The receipts of new cotton tato that market will out be us early LW was expected some four or Bye weeks age. 9he accounts from the SOULS in relation to the got,. ing crop continue favourable :L. the general chants teclntiS, but the cenitramts of caterpillar in south, en Leargta and Fl rids, and uf bola worm in Missmeippi, are more numerous; and en other sections •he drouth is represented as dung coustiterable injury. It ly of course, too e al)! to Venture entre a rultdoni Mt. a. to what the crop may be; a wet Angtelit would yet iou.ly ehruirusli the prospect tor a large veld. Bar ern—(From Eatward bi,l's Flour and Grain Circular.) The toll-ming are the exports to Great Britain and Ireland, from Sept. I, IBA : Finn?. C. Meal. 'Wheat. Corn. From To 1 . 1,'. W . —. .... 0 ........ . busb. to-A . New York July 23, '3l 651,319 1,701 916,657 1,551,6'49 New Orleans July 10, 10 ~301 ..... 11.676 Pluoulelpbta—Jtoy 1 8 , 119,897 3,916 24;41 326,7Ui Kalthuure July 17, 67,861 66,431 133,743 Ito3tua July 18, 17,335 Ll),Juli Mbar porta July 5, 15,203 27,903 -- Total 1,251,130 5,620 1,136,089 2,43a,48.3 About same time last year 3(.5,921 6,411 430,329 4,6,7,652 New Soon, Tuesday Moronic, July 23,—(Per Ana).—The gem rat tone of the flour and pain market for the fortnight since my last circular h.. twen that of continued Julnese ; but from the limttel re ceipts in Mesh ground hour, and the active home and exourt demand, th re has been an material change in mime. At (be close yesterday, there were 'ellers of a d, cline of tile. per bbl. onthe lower .n.. 1 medium grate., which were lreely taken tor shipment. From all pima of the country renewed 'assurances continue to be perceived of the favourable hai vesting of as abundant crop of Wheat. The crop of Iniliyn Lori, in certain part. of the country is .00:woont backward, but wilt an. • dounedly be a good average yield. 'the experts from this part to Laglauil and henna for the two weeks endi .g on the 13th inst., con aotoi of : To Liverpool : Flour, 83,033 bbls. • wheat, 86,329 ; cora, 19,1,03 bu-bet,. •lei London: Flour, 24253 Lbla. To Olosigow Flour, 24,911 hell.; wheat, 23,491 huabels; corn, 3,997 bushels. To Itristll: Flour, ,',679 bbl.. To Ireland: Flour, 4,992 bbla. ; corn meal, 231 WM.; c0rn,3:,.,07 boatels. Flour ; the home trade isstmoly, and at the late reduction in price and almoih freight, the demand has been ac tive, and fre , h ground lots are in demand. neck:eh ir rater yesterday were at 3 dots, 471 c. to 3 dole. 75c. for uliinspeetad, aid strictly No. 2, 3 dol.. 30c. ta 3 d ils.l•2le. for sour, 4 dots. 121 c. to 4 dots. Vile. for Canadian in bond, 4 dubs. to 4 dots. 61c. for mired and common Western, 4 dots. hie. tot dole. 12te. for good State, I dula. 12,e. to 4 dols.l3le. for limo, 4 nols late. to 4 dots. 311 c. fur pure Ciennesee. Southern fa mmtive and dull at 4 dole. 25c. to 4 dots. 440. for lial (- mine, Alexandria, Oeorgetown, fte. ((ye Sour wills at 3 d ds. 4k. Corn meal, S dolt. 9ic. to 3 dole. 121 c. foe Jersey and Biandywine,— Gram : The market Is poorly aupplied with Wheat; the article us and the ouutduons are quite nominal; red and mixed Ohio, bk. to 9:c.; mixed and white Ilichigan, loOe. to 102 c.; White Gen yesce Is Lc.d at 1 lvc. to 114_. Barley to out of season. 14,13 sell at 4311. to 41e. for Northern. ((ye brings 71c. Indian Corn, of sound quality, la la limited supply, and prim s have not changed mat..riiily; Western mined, Sec. to 351 c.; mama yellow, 351 e. to LOc.• white issauce. Wool. is in the moo: state as it has been the jest few weeks: very dull, but steady. We hear of sales of 21,64.141 b. dome.tie fleece the I last three days, at 40e. to 460.; 3,rahlb. pulled, at 440. to 435. fur extra; f 2,u001b. black pulled, SIC; I,OUOIb. lamte', 331 e., tub , weaned, 3m.; southern waehed, a small parcel, 29e.: 23 bales washed . Smyrna, 29c.; 23 bales Butte Rios and 30 hales Buenos Ayres, to pd. Tate ter OIL Tosacco.—There is more firmneea is the market ( or demesne. 535 . . _ _ bhels. Kentucky sold at se. to ale. ; 20 bads. !boon County. et 910.; 30 banes Connecticut seed leaf on private Won; 100 bales Cuba, 19c. to Ole. Yureign to good request. NAVAL Arousa.—We not 0:0 sake of 2,000 Mk. crude turpentine, at 2 dots. Si ic.; and 1,1,00 brls. eommoit main , at 130 e. to 133 e. Spirit is dull, at 31e. to 4430.., cash. Amor. —The market le very dud for Pats, 3 dots. 23e. Pearls are tom at 3 dubs. We., and quiet. Paun•tuar.—A dull and Wavy market for pork. The males are 200 beta to lota, at 13 dole. km nits% and litdols for prime. Old is impede& Beef is steady. Inks of 170 kids. ate dole. 7.e. to 11 dole. fur sou and 3 doles to 6 dein for rhos. Be.( hams are steady. Sales of 4010 Wk., at It data Lard to tory quiet, at Ilio. to 90. Butter and there are steady sad saleable. liter..—The market Is dogard with arm end inferior bides, of e w e / owe it. 73,000. Thaws u• seep gatiottoos to get orders, and sit loptai &so about trody. Otansgoo sod Isom Ayres are fru. • mono al 11,0,0 0,100141 Mini and Nit to th. to 14 a A urge gtl4ooo Buenos Argo nage. mega. TM quotation is Ito., Brikt vet/km 1 1,906 ant SOS lbws. toast IPA. gagrehaatable. Thou ors three angora Tim kiln alas. °"11 ige pnisrs; sad assn al ltrgig..Zrusis lim rA s it t s I l a t art e h"rtoe to rr iie Us. to na. k ails thin Ima *ON be sport, 4 , 000 P oga V ga Abo.. he 011iposo. tsMage Waifs Inet ma gas hatless. uppakfts 6.000 . lbs. at IX tolliLi MOO to Mie MOM PUN ot id. to il4. Ileadoreigltt. 124. 6d. 1660 to IMO balm eott. a, it. to. To Ilavre Nome ootton AS. taken at k. ; Glasgow t„.. e r flour, la. Ind. To 1/0u100..54 0 tibia. oil cake, T . . nos is a moat rate buvlr.ers, a' co. to CO.e 71te T7l• is neer:, and ply on the Ind prosy— SEW ORLEA NM, Jt: LI( N. The sales of cotton this morning were 400 hale, at 7 Ir. to Fie, for midJ g. air : The sopply awash og g dole. 374 e. Corn is dull. tinier of prime whit, at 5 1 r., an d yi a at Me. Freight , to Liverpool are advancing. Cotton is taken at 7.16 d. Exchange in dull and unrhanged. Ion? 24.- Cotton tales this morning were restrirtrd to 74 Lales at Sattuday's rates for middling and ei fur good middling. SHIPPING ►NTIILLIGENCE. Yr Al oat cortespisleets *4, "141.1".1rt (Matte " sad" Lloyd" L'...1." ----. CASUALTY. Lynter, Harley,e, from Pcrnau, took fire in Prince's Hock last night, c was not extinguished till it FA considerable damagu to the roundhouse and sails.-13e1- fast, Aug. 7. SBABORNR /SAILS. pt Eighties that the malls are meet from the General rear,eaee el the elebt —and It n• the =ermine —*avert.] Day "tea nv.de up Irma what outni TRIM is General P,A. tort Whoa Oboe LGramt. dssp 4 tebc4. I doe. - haterickliyheitpateket N I Aug. 15 amcrica(oy United Stem • packet) 'V .11txr. IS America; by U.Ptatorph M;A um •13 •outbalaptor Amt. 21 Africa (Wed e.t.a) ...NIIPIi of the toonth Pl, month Alexandria* NlAl3%3oth of Mon. tuner Printout N Daily Dover firmil ll,9th of the - einWailtiSouthainfiton. Ang. If Samos Ayrr• , Mildh of the moothinouthampton. And. If Wife/stigma Chagrml D i dndSelttbof month ic..uthamettn.. .% aired Cape of Gold Hope Niiilth of tho p.oittb:Plyatoutl...... Aug. 3 Constantinople • N 7th 17th27 Piot im..ol3.iver Central America M 'rtd3tl7i..ol . ln. nth i•outbanipton Arrived Channel Lies 7C lion.,Wed.,S;Fri-l..*outhanspton. Titan. ea Chili M 1 ttli of the moot:: rtauth.topton. France 5l ta N Twice daily i (Wet Greece* N Ithl7tb27thof moo !1)000r Ramberg .N - gloomily & Pride:, ilondon Tite*., , at flolland IM Wednra. a Baru?. jLonotoll Moti.Tho Pnr.dorla N 17th of the moothitbutheripten. Ireland M &N Tlnce daily !Maybe id ...... Tarim de ladle (via Soutbamit DI 20th of the month ,Solitnaloptom; Aug. 23 India (via /families) N Illtit2ithof month s Dover ' Aug. 13 MediterraseaMvia South amptcm .ll loth of the matt Soutlamptoo. Aug. 29 rliPootia ) N ttheallth to moth Dover .. ... ... Aua:. IS b1exic0.......... II Ind of the month doetttampton.' Arrived• Madam — DI 9th of Om moat% t'utsbanapton.i Aug. tO Malta. s , $ 1th,17th,191.1,27tbi 1 ' 1 , lautbof the month 'Dover ..........tog. 10 Santee* N Stlit th2slltof nom i Dover Papal States* N 51hl5th25th0f num Dor( r Penman:a M 7thl7th27linsf more som/ion otnii. Aug. IS Peru *lt I :Pi of the month Southampton.; Diecany• l* .thlsth2sthof mon' Dover ' tug. 12 Wed ladles ll 17th of the more Southasuptom:Aug. 20 Went Indica (except ha vanms, and Nemo') 1.• i Mil of Ito mote, imithuiptom i .lrriteil • The mail. to tbo. coonttl.cr thus marked ( 6 ) are conorvd by *Woe% pocket vio lammil. A. CAttrogNlA. —Mad,. to and from California via the United States Ira now deer ateli , d and due he evert. America' rote . ked. The next West Indio and Pent-m.3la molt will be made up no the rooming of the loth instant in euuiequeoed of the 17th Whop on a Sunday. ARRIVED. %I marl .IN.tt n.!.urg 14..ehre .Trin:dad ANNR 11011[RM:4—at Crei flock, August 7, frost. AMAZON—at Hull, Augusta, Oum Actus—at Plymouth, August 9, from Amor —at Liv t 0.1, August 9, from ALOrarr —at Bristol, August I', front BLENlimil —at Gravesend. August 9, from Ciry cr ItorrEßDAN—at Grave...vol. August 10, from CLtRIROA-01 nd. August 9, from Civism —at Otavrrnd, Arms .t 9, front CNAMPirrae -at Oran. send, A AguO tom CARL Wicolui —at Gr..• , •eml, August 9, from CLUOPAI RA—at Bravo', August 10, from ............. Crro—at lluli, August ft, Bina C. cr—at Queenstown, Aupoo 6, from mcas—at Ctutevstosa, Augur, 6, frosts t) Ibtrirrtscs Grayssend, Au,tUat 9, from FirMANoit —at Gravesenl, Auglist 9, Burn. %ich 014, EAGLE—at Pante, Aumnt a, from ... KLIZ tn. Mount at trommlowit, August 8, front ork Kant. DUFOUR —at ~Al!blimpto, l l, August 8, Crum . a. I*C EICISANUII—tit Shiddr, August 7, from A ;. ateir!li Font u— st Bristol, Angust to, from ORKNRILT.v. It or—at Ftiooott, August 8, from IM.as lane —m Crimegtad, August 9, from 1..•,..pe 11KmaterrA —at Bristol, August .0, from flora —at libields, 7, trout shields, Augu , ta, from I...voiriv—at Cr:to - send, August 9, from burr Pr.F.L GratOstiol, August 10, from Ruralist's—at 111 . 1.t01, ALLRU.t 10, fr.= SAILAn ANN —ut Itristol, Anplat 10, from SHANROS—at Liverpool, August 9, from Vtasio—at Quemistown, August 6, from .O a lMnEur; .(r. r. . St. Jo - drip... 0 ... N. Im. :I, ' a st. Lucia China ...... Hay..sat Pettrt burg St. cialthena FI A 1 T.P.T), Aoritsg-from Shields, August /I, to. .... Valuta Bosesiast k-frons Gravesend, August 9, to Ornstantinople Bacres-from Bristol, August IS, to this bee Bona-from Liverpool., August 9, to Philadelphia Bus.ue Ka g-frorn Liverpool, August 9, to 1131011.1 COMINTHIAN LANs-from Itriutol, August 10, t 0.......... ....... Adrar CANTON-from Liserpool, MINION 0, to Cuaysusa-from Falmouth, August 7, to -....lawatan Corrals ANN -Rom Portsmouth, August 8, Ie ...... Loolou Iruassoo-from Gravesend, August le, 1.0 Quebec Davao -hum Grove-end, August 111, to Archangel YANA-from LITTITMOt, August 9, to NeWfoundhuad Faassou -from Graresend, August 9, to Quebec HUNT, HILTON -I.M Gravesend, August 10, to North Now. Lill. JAN. - from Falmouth, August 7, to Malaga ELONA-Irom COM.% August is, to London ' Goma Masses - (rum laserponl, August 11, to 8ui...1 Gt•DIONS-Iron (Iraklion!, Aucust 10, to Demerus 0 - TINV-fruer Grareurnfl, ANNUM. 10, to Bailie 11041011 LT-from Gravese , 4, August 9, to Port Philip Masse-from thavescod, August 9, to . limbo, Ilsatsr -horn Liverpool, ;August 9, to. New (Orleans Iliaosuskan-front Gravesend, August lu, to atlebangal 10,.k, DUNCAN -ItINTI POI t•IIIMIth, AIININIt 8, to trtNIAT Joint Itainue -tram Newport, Atig wt 7, to New Aunt JTILLtso -fmm Gravesead, Augur 1 , to Nyhjobing Linalre-from QoornStOsa, August 6, to. 1.011.101 t Luc - Mu-Arm Liveruool, August 0, to ....Ananias Alsay Elsa-from Gravesend, August 10, to -lam 1 IIItLION-ltUtil 1166[01, AIIINIIN 10, to UM Mc MAMA CAL lINNINA-frOM laNnotllll, August 7, to London Moon) , AUCKLAND-from tirUretrlNl, August 0, trl Atlvill , lo MIND..? -from Gravesend, August 10, to 11alt:e Ntc to Pomo -haul Folio - uth. August 8, to Um hut Pumas-from Fulenouth, August 0, to ... .l.onital Youicn..l4-front tavern - 101, August 9, to Babis POW Hs, la - NOM Gravesend, August 9, tO Cardiff PLatsurss-from aral'emorli, August 10, to Odessa Nr.LI.T•M - Ito 3. Gravesend, August 0, to iNIT:0•11 NWEA-from Gravesend, August 111, to ltamhurit syselsorwt -.from LIT,DooI, August a, to Quebec ' [ovum NOTIATT -from Falmouth, August 11, SO London 111..h , W A LOLN-tram. II i al,. :NI, August 10, to Copokbagen ' Vfousawggs-from Graestno, August 9, to tit. John's Cessmosso , -from Liverpool, August 9, to lllolule Wu-mos-hum Lirerpoul, August tl, t 0..... par:ingot WootLto-from HrlotOl, August 10, to ... .. Slaba I ZA/A) -Irum Gravesend, August 9, to ht. Pod& Lassucu VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Dahlia (barque), from Plymouth fur Quebec, with par:rawer*, lat. 57 N., lon. lIAt W.; all aell. Ehopeth (barque), Nan. 1.1 Mile from Lomita% fur Trinidad, July lat. 42.54 5., luo. 9.45 W. Intrinsic (barque), fur Quebre, lea. 18 W. [Advertisement,]—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PIE". THE FINEST 11:1111HIT IN TH. WOULD rot THE ELSE OE ibto. it: DETIII Doylies a miner, living at Newport, had been bfflicted from his infancy with serieutt •4' ki!leal was greity az gravoted by the lutture of hio enipluynant. Al the dist°, ttvot In applied to were unituecevoful in their treatmvnt of his ewe, even than at the liihnuory at Poiotol, whither ne hail gone in the hop: of obtaining rett-f. In thin condition be cominew the ude of f ine 10 . .10'0 Ointment and rills, ant vo rapid won the cure by the. • medicines, that it it considered by the cognieabt of a to be yr:kitty nuraeutous.—Sold by all dim/gnats, and at Protestor Ilutlowa)'. tito blistiment, 241, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. --- - BIRTHS. BARKER.—Aag. 6, at Bodfurd, the wife of T. H. Barker, M.D., of • 'On. CALLCOT r. Aug. 4, tat the %fall, Kennington Gravel-vita, Mee. %Va lium I lutehini Call.att, of • eon. KINGSCOEK.—Aug. d, rt Utl, 7, Mre. R. !linguae, of a daughter WALKEtt. —Aug. 2. at Pfihttan'f, the , Poir,, of W. Wanter, EN., 0 • 50/4 MAItfIIAGE.S. CONWAY-6MTTfIER.—Au Con way , at oly Trinny, Brampton, ty the Rey. W. J. Irons, Clear, J. PA., late of Brighton, to Br, &Dither, of Brighton Lodge, Brighton. COCKS—MACV , tRIANE.—Aug. 6, at St. Matthcw'e. BMatm, II the Re.. Dr. Teuglian, Robert Lincoln, elotat eon of li. coe'ae, Req., of Laithroke...errace, Nottlig•liill. to Kent, 00-1 daughter of W. slectirbwe, Val., late of Notting.hill. Cliill—BElD.—Aug. 0. at Markinch, Fifeshire, be the Rec. R. T. Welker, of Dunfermline, G. il. Gab, Leg., Mani:he:ter, to PCOOII4 daughter of D. Reid, Kay., Dunfermline. MUTTON—BRAT.—Aug. 6, at Church Brannon, Nortfrimptar , Aire, W. Hutton, Esq , of Waiihwo dalicath, near itirminah an, to Emma, youngeet daughter of Mr. It. Bray, of Chapel itraitiptun, ritutropton.hire. MOlR—MOltt.—Aug. 5, at St. Andrew's Church, Brachia, l'. Moir. Esq., Ceylon, to Margaret. only daughter ut the late Bight U.e. D. Moir. Biehop of Biechin. RATLIFF —IIUBBARD.—Aug. 5, at Cheriton parish church. ii%11 , 1, E. B. Ratliff, Seq., to Mary, eldest daughter of the Rev. H. Bub herd, Rector of the above pl.ce. STANIIOPE—IIAY.—Aug. o, at St. John'. Chapel, Edinburgh. by the Roe. B. S. Stanhope, H. E. C. S. sieubope, C.a., eldest eon Sir E. S. Stanhope, Bart., of Holm. Lee', Itcrefardiene, to Dora, eldest daughter of Sir A. flay, Bart., of flaystotine. WAKEFIELD-11 tOARTY.—Aug. 5, at St. Mary's Church, Edge hill, Liverpool, by the Rev. F. Barker, M.A., Willa= Mewl'. son of John Wakefield, Yap., of Sedridge, near Kendal, Weatroorland, to Augusta, daughter of the late James liagerty, U.S. Consul. DEATHS. BEL ASYSL—Aug. 1, at Diameter, Miss Barbara ildi.re, ti'rb and youngest paternal niece of the two loot Vivoton% lauconbcrg. BIBCII. -Aug. 5, at Cheddar, S. birch, E.g., aged 51 . EDWAEDS.—Aug. 5, at Ellesmere, E. ralwarda, no., of Sewien Basehureti, and late of Welsh Frankton, estop, age.l7o. LIORSFIELD.—Ang. 3, whilst bathing in the remrivir belonging t' the Leeds Iron Works, Mr. W. llonitield, of the hems of Llurnila and Brothers, Leeds, aced 29. JONEB.-42. 5, at Lichfield, Mary Ann, relict of the late Lieut. W. Jones, 65. LUCAS.— ug. 7, at Clydseb, Braman's, Charlotte, wife of 1. Luca; Ban., M.D., Brecon. OXEN FORD.—Aug. 3, at Camberwell, W. Danford, Eaq., d'Me 2 . PRICE.—Aug. 7, at Brawdwell, Mary Ann Large, eldest daughter of the late G. Prim, Rag., of Camden, Glotioesterablre. UNDERWOOD.—Aug. Sat Castle-hill, Bakewell, W. L'aderwoiA Zig., steward to the Duke of Rutland. --...... Printed and publiated W waumi Kipo Hats, of No. Lomb strut. In the ati et Icadca. Prtatar. at the OS* in Locoing. I Wog, la the piesingef .410111 VAT, arseerll.l6ll. -, I I'