The Express. — London, England, 1847-07-17 00:00:00

by the presence of the court ; and, in conformity with this view ' it is supposed that the royal disembarka tion will for the second time take place at the Tay.' The Grand Duke Constantine is at present in the Highlands. Not content with the slow progress of mail trains, the Edinburgh newspapers have taken advantage of special trzins, and now receive the London morning papers on the day of publication, instead of waiting • post delivery on the succeeding day. A passenger can travel from Edinburgh to London an fourteen hours, but a letter takes nearly twenty hours. This arises from the absence of through mail trains, and the consequent necessity of stopping on the way for the receiving and giving off of intermediate postbags. But the cause is one thing and the reasonableness another; and it may turn out that, in the matter of letters from capital to capital, the tardy agency of the Post-office may be superseded by private enterprise. PROVINCIAL• CLIMAINO Bate are ZUOSlasmuch in use in Man chester new as before the Suppression Act passed, and a man has been committed for trial at the next Liverpool guises for manslaughter, in having caused the death of • climbing boy named Thomas Price, by forcing him into a hot flue under a steam-engine boiler, on Sunday last. The name of the culprit is Gordon, and be appears to have treated the boy with great brutality, for after taking him out of the flue in Colleallinia, he beat him severely, although his body wee much burnt and he was still imensible. The boy died under this ESTATE treatment, but a surgeon, after wards called in, stated that he died, not from the beating, but from convulsions brought on from suffocation. Tux LATS COLLIRRY ACCIDENT NEAR WIGAN continues to excite attention, andel Thursday afternoon an adjourned inquest on one of Asian of the unfortunate sufferers, dying from the effects of the mission, was held in the Moot-hall, by Mr. Rogerson, the Wirs aminer, in the presence of a large assemblage of people attracted by a promise given on a previous day, that the evidence offered by Mr. Ro be rta, es attorney for the associated colliery, would be received. The object of Mr. Roberts wee to show that the employers were parties to the use of gunpowder in the mine, and that gunpowder could not be safely used. He produced three witnesses, and one of them, Richard Lay, who worked in the pit, stated that the underlooker of the mine knew of the use of gunpowder, and on the first day witness had gone to work there the underlooker had fired a shot for him, to show him the way. He also stated that the men were not suffered to leave the pit after the explosion for some time, and himself in particular, though suffering severely from the sulphur, and almost suffocated. A brother of the last witness corroborated this evidence. Three persons, all practically acquainted with mining—one of them named by the **toner at the first sitting of the jury, the other by the employtre, and the third by Mr. Roberts—reported that they had examined the mine, and they were all of opinion that the ventilation was sufficient, if properly managed, but said there was a good deal of sulphur, and that it was dan gerous to work there with gunpowder. After an investiga tion, which lasted from one till nine o'clock at night, they found a verdict of" Accidental Death." The coroner stated that Sir George Grey had promised to send down a practical man to inspect the mine and report upon it, but he had not yet arrived. Another of the colliers died on Thursday, and the inquest is fixed for to-day. YORKSHIRE. W/INTwORTII PARK has been the scene of a great temper ance gathering from Leeds, Haddenfield, Barnsley, Sheffield, Rotherham, and Doneuter The trains commenced leaving Sheffield at half-put seven in the morning, and were conti nued until all the temperance holiday folks were exported from the town. Many of the villages adjacent to the above tows, also contributed their quota of visitors, until the con gregated numbers amounted to between fifteen and twenty thousand persons. Three enormous teakettles from L and Sheffield were stationed in the stable yard at Wentworth Roue, and from these cauldrons five hundred 'tenons were supplied with the refreshing beverage at one shilling each. Besides these were a number of refreshment stalls. By permission of Bari Fit:trillions, the vast usemblage of vilitore were allowed by degrees to go through the house and plesspre gardens. The amusements having been thus en joyed for some time, Mr. Guest, of Rotherham, was called to the chair, and the advantages of temperance principles were expatiated on by the chairman himself; by Mr. Winter bottom, of Leeds; Mr. Ripley; Mr. F. Teare, of Preston; and Mr. Allen, of Glasgow. In conclusion, the bands from Sheffield, Leeds, and Rotherham, played some popular sin beta. the house, after which the vast crowds dispersed to their respective homes Sans. • DISCOVERY OP PAINTINGS AT ETON COLLEGE.— During the repairs which are now going on at the chapel attached to Rum College a large number of fresco paintings have been discovered upon the removal of the oak panelling from the walls of the edifice. Some of these paintings, which appear to have been executed by Florentine artists between 1440 and 1480, and which are in a very fair state of E:avtalon, represent a variety of miracles, alleged, the h church, to have been perfor me d b y the Virgin Mary. It appears that when the choir was enlarged, under the superintendence of Sir Christopher Wren, these frescos, some of which were not considered very appropriate orna ment, at that time for a place of wonhop, were hidden from view behind the oaken panelling. Hence their pre servation up to this period. It is the intention of the Provost and Fellows of Eton I. cause as many of these works of sr& to be pprremseerved so will not interfere with the alterations and snbellishmants now in progress. It has been suggested that the old oak panelling should be re placed, and that doors should be made to open M front of the paintings, so that they might at any time be inspected. NELSON'S COLUMN. — Yesterday, the work/ at Nel een's column, Trafalgar-square, slier a lapse of nearly two months, were once more resumed, and in consequence of the recent grant of money made by the House of Commons for this purpose, it is said that this monument is at length to be completed, without further delay. erpr Mama. FRENCH PLAYS, by. JAMES'S THEATRE.—MiPIe. Rachel appeared yesterday evenintt as Jeanne cr Arc, in fileareet's tragedy of that name. We will not venture to say that it is the finest impersonation in which we have seen her, but it is certainly that in which she beet pleases us, be cause in it her genius is unfettered by those strict classical stocks, which mare Cr ler cramp her in embodying the antique charades. of Brine, Voltaire, or Corneille. She great -- indleed, emollient —in these ; but she is equally great, end MR 41.111.•• to modern appreciation, in those peels the esenelime nod seatiesset of which more immedi :ly a Teel be sesiseu menpeelonsion. We are looking with mesh Me m* to bar appearance as Celintine, which she perkwur Wolowlay. LYCEUM.—A won produced here last evening entitled the " If6so Hens." • noble lad _y, daring that navel =tid kr dew seprarablisa the French Revolu impeimed W the republican party, is released theougle She nosey et bar losband and her father—the War et whoa terns rep ledeonalesoly, being discovered in lee pew esaiirel ornothig guard over the prima. In all deb Ibsen is NO etes pest immure of interest, and the maw lise colossi l~festimation of the capabilities of brie osioriele by *waging *am the beaten path in the musk eget* wok* ed. Sr, while the piece contains mel an ereakneM err aillomiltT is as far removed from befog tor fatsividsg. The audience were far from ende in the veluma which they awarded it. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CANNIUDOIII.—GONTILLE AND CAM COLLSOI. —The /allowing students hew bass elected to schoiszeldps .—J. P. Clover, W. B. Dena, E. P. Jsznesca, H. Lloyd, M. H. Beet a, J. H. amid., J. Wallin J. 11. .—On Dr. Penes Pletwisilen: C. J. Ha. 11,!. P. IL D. To : Z. I. Na pidun J. P h . e Clover, ftl i C. F. 11. Were (nerd weer . e. I. Melt: 6 Moot. —3...llT — aii•r a, to St. mati a. Z. h V s - C., ,ii 4.... Lead.=—Feen .B. to , dt. P.C. tendon; lOW. ; pa, the =, 6 111,17:115.—i10r. Z. O. Heys.% V., Kest; 110.; pat., Ist Owleelsery.—Ber. W. Chunk b Bow=r a el m s u C ii K a u ; .—Rev. C.= to St. K au; —llley. J. P. I. So iblk ; 011A0kriDAY.—avr. IL le IlliaireirdillarimaftliAilltC" N. James.= 4, —Day.P. lishertion, le IL NM O. Oahe& . ' 0. w. ft Lt Ileadwera Illiewitry C., Porlolk.—Bay. 3 P. C., tot ; arable. Candiebury.— s... Wl= i..Bizt „....„,; da. Illetwfse. r. — O C die. Narwia ; UT. E. T. Alr ai = ab lasisis, W. Wary C. • la. J. 8,, Amami. it t; C. W. Esslemee, inmelsi—Osolon”r 1111., ea West bogies P.C., RI.; up 6 . ll:ffillh Onierbery Tar gt the Arebbkbeto of Oriseteny : Bev. 3. O. C., 1, , ' e; die. Peter .. herons% : Bee. .Pi e. r a ttr/4 tamed.—illead C., HOOK York awe; din Ripon . C°. W.lteWnses, reatimd. NAVAL I I li IM, JULY 15.—The Seriagapetam left the her keer lideallessee. It in eeki drat . met alteration is the dockyard battalions ara W eftawadalala Orb ea We reiraetion of warty ell the sae dialed Mem Ste laid ahem the tetcallea arrived. segent Wen We aims mil l kr am bee ben kale appelaied io theA ITT, lIILT 16.—Arratirrinortik—Lieuteuents 3. W.lE—the* M iteddeat • R. J. W. Avila te Paataireee ; W. K. Ilkele M *sm. ifforoz h i gi t4. KO le illerrwelar. dating Aideceeader= W. to fire Navel Wet, J. ammo, to BPORTING. LIVWII,OOI. JULY KlMll:slo.—Tusaemy'4 RACO, Conexonzo. Gaornison Brrar-io of 16 son. etch, sft end 30 added hr 8 yr . TA 41b; ad 4 yr, tat lab; wary sad geldings allow e d ib. and Wind yr-olds IM. I 1 nille. 14 Nubs. Xr. A. W. Mb Borbomr (Marlow) 1 fgr J. Genres IL UN (Don/ 2 Mr. B. COM% (E. Edward.; 3 glr. (Charlton 4 filz aa Crrt °l7 /..Ari of 100 "rums ; for 3 yr-olds, 71111 b• 4 fr, Set lb; 5 yr, WI 11W; 6 yr sad aged, 100 3Th. soft b Mho Mr. IlidnordMr•Wribmbamlifilliout...(l l ldiebooM I i r. Oariort Mir Sommorl (Marlow; 2 2 M r. A. Cbwillte•LbM• A hat' (0. Abiale) 3 4 Mr. A. *MONA Moms ((irtarirt) 4 3 ]Mgt btakwalli by 1.11.1te . ; aiserd beat, won by a lengtb. Uln , .—The nos kr w ise Wo dik i i not ham, been run ma Ifore AIM. mr IMO eon our Tenon sent by the =lnila Mt • • boo s allie. • subjoin the latest betting, and a Ma eft MININI.4.IIIft : 6 tel 1 spa Pie-nle, 3 to tel ag.t (1 0 11 1 11r e l kiim aillettr 1 =7:Bl7olCwidrutt, 10 to 1 got o and off at 4tortlnt, but wax Us.. 1 5 1Wal by vita= with the c.nolug at= bal. Mimi by l ag l aw•o d, the Misr waited on by Prater, tats Intelligence. Week Coespkwy, sad We Queerer, sewed others We lyies up News wee Wefts et the Mt ti ether winewe et the *eft reek weisetWet *air It irlhlotion ; leteLlieltwee owl Leer Wee mewl eattled. awl se vemeleellelltedistwee. wlere Way Frei Pleale-111www. W eellennee. bedew tlie Mee laberkews =we Male WV dam% Ink Ow Wel se We Mew 4 sad was elm* We leeelk, newer WNW, Soak b Melt a Mirth ; Obweleber •WI leettlh sal Meta NW. lea le tWm It wee ▪ etemeimee yes loom" owl way deeetris wide mot et am saddlos h," mon win doswide et tbe weary owl Ow Meta emetetlea dot, tw twat et eiwwele pike la the *sew be awl frees the Gomm An =t I=l re keg W. womb& FIIDAT.—KNOWSLIT DI71NIll8T&KIIII 01 . 100 10M1111011. h.ft, for 3.7 r old coda, et Sib; and Mlles, est SM. Om adie sad a alt. (5 Naha) CoL Ansce's LomeOM (P. Ba iler ) I Mr. Watt's ChM (M /dr. Mestrea le (( Nat II 11 STAXIAT 82axma of 16 sow. each, 10 ft., and 60 added, for 2-yr side. OA lib; me 3 yrs, OM Sib; 1111 as allowed Sibs. T.T. C. (II irk Wedillie• VAS% (Cowl 1 Lead Staldwies • AWN (P. Butler 2 lA. Calmilifs• byrkatem, dim by Ishmael — (faster 3 Sir J. Osmine• It Lm (lllartwrlght 4 Mr. B. Orme% Serbs lay (BUD-rich= 3 Mr. Ralisetts Lai od wolf I Lrrairoos BT. Lamm of 26 eon. each, sad 100 added ; for 3..yr.01d colts, MOM ; sod MBEs, ON Slb ; the second to receive 301. oat of the tab s& 4 is. (SD sun.) Iced Fenton% Vim Temp (I. Ms/ 1 Mr. Piketyn's 'He "WM (Hoboes 2 Mr. 8. L Fox's Samar (Ilinipisman S M BRUNO: TiTIMONIAL HANDICAP of 16 eon. each, 5 R, with a oboe of *le, nisi MO sea. added. Melds Comm. in, nearly 14 miles. (31 sobs. 21 ot liken gol I ova each.) Mr. Mer i t's Maid at Matisnrall. Bit 71b (Princel 1 Mr.MokynIiCIAMINSOWNIM.IIIII lelb (Kitchener, 2 Mr. wortlimprts Maize, At lb (Marlow) 3 Baring not over wits* the mews lett. STAMFORD RAClPL—Wsoevamar. BUROHLIT fiTAXI4I of irlOve. •741 . . 25 added, 16 ft., end S only if declared. Prom the new toile starting past, asp* round. (23 subs., 17 of arbour declared.) lard Strattunore's %pet, eat. (Planner) 1 Yr. B. Lower's The Admiral, eat (Dotter ty) 2 Br. Sandlord's Itlinbitarworth, eat lb (J. &AM) 3 or EXISTIWO PLATO of 501 Heats twice round. . - _ Beadbrd's Klmbissworth, 6.2 (J. Sharpe) 1 1 Yr. Wilder's Ley Neil, rid 1 LID (Carter) 2 dr Weems,. 111:72ITIlle STAINS 0(5 sow. Lech, and 2e added. Two miles. Were won easily, In two hernia by Mr. Ilmigg's Prey, lOot fib (Mr. Mari), lofted Dseeptlons, Ilst, and two otbenL TRVIISDAT.—TWO YZAII-OLD STILL'S Of 20 sow. each, and 10 added. New T. Y. C. (4 mbs.) Field Marshal Oromenor's thr Other, Set nb (W. Eel I Lord Easter's Tippet, he 71b (Pond 3 Mr. Hughes's Embrace, bet 7lb T. Sharpe 3 GOLD CrO Of 100•0•1., and 20 added. Thrice round. Lord Orfced's Footstool, est. (Mann) 1 Lord Exeter's Hydraeges, 7st Illb . Mr. H. Lowtbm's Ilis Admiral, est 710 (J. Sharps) 3 Lord Strathmore% Signet, Set 71b (Planner; 4 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1847. HOUSE OF LORDS. Prefect : The Lord Chanorlior i _Lord Brwgkam, and Lord Nelson. RANOBR e. TR6 GREAT WILSTERI4 RAILWAY COMPANY, ET E CONTRA.—CONTRACTS FOR RAILWAY WOR•B.—FOR PEITEURB AND PENALTIEN FOlt DILAT AND NON-COMPLE TION.—CONTRACTOR'S COMPLAINT or FRAUD AND OP. razastox.—The arguments on these appeals, of both ' complaining of the Vice-Chancellor's decree, having takea up nine dam are at last concluded. The main facts in the PAIR were stated in our report on the second day of the arguing (ip the beginning of last June). It may be remembered at Mr. Ranger entered into three contracts with the Great Western Railway Company in the year 1838, soon after that company was incorporated by act of parliament. These con- ' tun were of different dates, and were described as " No. 1 B," " No. 2 B," both being at the Bristol end of the rail way. To the ant of these two contracts there was an addi tion made, subsequently described as " No. 1 B Extension." The third contract, which was made after the works were in progress in the former two, was for part of the line at Reading, end was known as " No. 8 L," by which letter was meant the London end of the line. For " No. 1 B," being 2f miles in length, from a point near Bristol, the con tutor(Ranger) was to get 83,0801. for the earth-works, tun nelling, and masonry (including a stone bridge over the Avon), and the completion of all the works necessary for that portion of the line, except laying the rails. The man ner and the time in which the works were to be completed, were particularly specified in schedules to the contract. The payments were to be made to the contractor periodically, as the works were done, upon certificates thereof given under the hand of Mr. Brunel, the chief engineer, or an engineer employed under him, who was, by the contract, to have power to direct the formation of the works, to put more or fewer men on them for expedition ; and for non-compliance with these orders, and for delays and non-completion of the works at the times nrescribed, the contractor was to suffer certain forfeitures, and pay penalties, and be denuded of all his plant and property on the line. These events took place in respect of each and all the lines, and it was to obtain relief against these remits, and to compel the y to come to a reopening of all accounts with the ant that he filed his bill. The Vice-Chancellor decreed em account of some of the transactions between the parties abe taken by the master, and damned the bill as to all aim parts of its prayer. The appellant complained of this &WM IS not oaning an account of all the transaction., and the langpway also complained thet the bill was not dismissed allrappfare. By the second contract (No. 2 B), being for a r earhr bridges, masonry, No ires,dra fences, di miles in continuation of 1 B, from Drinaßath, the contractor was to have 64,0001., and for like works to part of the line at Reading comprised in the third contract he was to have 184,0001. The stipula tions in these two contracts as to the time and manner of beginning, performing, and completing the works, were similar to the 4 . a . lations in the first contract, and the arguments, the . principally applied to the fi rst contract, were equally app ble to all the three. Sir F. Kelly and Mr. O. Turner were for the appellant, and occupied the attention of the court during four days. They argued : That there was a deception practised on the appellant In reward to the strata in parts of the line com prsed No. 18, beeanes the trial pitssunk by the company did not go to the level of the intended railway, and they did not sink them deeperbecause they knew there was a stratum of peculiarly hard stone below; whereas they repre sented to the contractor that all was earth and sandstone. That this concealment was a fraud, and the appellant was entitled to relief on that head. That he was entitled to relief also in respect of Brunel's (the chief engineer) conduct, which the appellant represented as fraudulent and oppressive ; for that he, Brunel, being himself a eoeoealed owner of shares in the ailway was all his acts interested to get all the work he could. irom the contractor at as little out sa nossible, and he therefore gave certificates of the works much under their value, and in that respect the appellant claimed relief ; and also that the accounts of the works may be taken anew by the matter or other competent person. That the delay or non-completion of the works, on all the contracts, in the times limited by the contracts, being caused by the ' frequent alterations of plans of construction, deviations of line, do., at the instance of the company and their engineers, thp=lant ought to have relief against all forfeitures and to which be was subjected on that account, and =waly nand the oppressive seizure of the weeks, and rty and any by any de =tit them. That the company had • sat netainecl lay of the appellant, ex empt what was caned themselves, and they were not, thanore, entitled it equity, or even at law, to any penalty wain the penal camas of the contracts ; the principles of inn at equity bans to relieve against penalties, and not to adage then and the practice of courts of law being to ton na penal 11111111. RElly RS securities for damages actually seetaien. That the deekmWen of the Vice-Chancellor, that 5 . 1 II estensies " wee enhiltated for, comprised in, or put et the watrest der No.. 1, B," was erroneous, and ought to he reameed. That the aempany, by the notices given, end the aseaweential Mama of the works constructed by Ms apailmit. dei r se e d n end to the contracts, and therefore the all right the entracte, and to penal 11112= to r theta And, in that case, the company ought to Ini ink to pay the appellant the value of all his plant, &c., Niel I T rent and Bask enure of the works and plant ene, maw the eineametenees, a fraud, and the appellant was entitled e• Mist In respect of it. That, according to tbs wee alleged end peeved the appellant was in equity en titled to have it aldelleg. that in the settlement of the ac anthi and mem landing between himself and the cm puny, the embed was M equity entitled to be allowed end pall far all wash parte at the works performed by him on the pardon ef the railway Nespelsed in the contracts " 1 B" sad .2 8 . ," sad the lined " 1 B extension," as had been done sal pahresed es wrought or dressed masonry, as whir week, awarding to the rates re realm el prices wink, by the sekedu se el rims asmemsd to the ~ruts respect ugly, WOMB aWheMed to, and slipeleesd to be paid for ashlar work, and es nth pad, thamolas had hem Mt tooled ashlar work, at and esesedieg to the mtee or stales of prices which by the seem simpieles of pekoe respectively were attributed le awl colleted to be paid for fur keeled mhlar, er etheetrim, se to the whole of the said dressed and bit Wahl messary or roller work, at such rates or scales et Om se, bin* regard M the natures and qualities of the weeks, end measure and valise prices, might be deemed the hair who thenot ever and above the MIMI which would have bees payable in rupeet el the same re spectively, in owe the seam had been dame la Gammon or coursed nibble, as shown by the plan sod drawings in the pleadings mentiond, or to some idler or other declaration or declarations in regard thereto, aver and above the direr tins in the dawn _ _ Mr. Stuart and Mr. Bothell were for the respondents, the Weetarn Railway may, and certain individuals of them, as r p o p latre n t e re=, on the security of which lbe from the company. The argniments km l i b s ie se =mkants we to the effect, That the es enema "1 B," " 2 B," and " 8 L," and the conagel est the minks of " I B extension," were entered into by dm ..,,_ voluntarily and deliberately, without frond, gebreyesseotollkm, or undue concealment on the Dart of** ; it was opus to him, and was his duty, to wand the ittlom of the trade line before he con trotted to realm ft. That the rethsedve rights sad liabilities of the appalling eel of the , h rehreese to the works, wan Ys Ssl esd deleemthel the several contracts, and it was laths pews of either le depart from them. The oompanywso rut mkt eathiethme by the acts of parlia ment. That, by the team of the one& contracts, the cer tificates, estimates, valuations, sad deelekma of Mr. Brunel, or the principal engineer of the the time being, in reference to the works, the dss execution, quan tity, nature and quality, value or s thereof, were final and conclusive; se that there was se rower to take new accounts, a, the bill prayed ; it woo karoseible to take such accounts. That there hail bees no fraudulent or other undue exercise of any of the powers vested br several contracts in the company, or Mr. Brunel or any other officer for the time being of the company. There was no concee l ment of Mr. Brunel being a e bar eholder in the line, and it was absurd to suppose he could by any such in terest, be induced to give false certificates. That if in fact the non.completion of the works, according to the contracts, had not been occasioned by the sets or default of the com pany, as they certainly ba d not, proper compensation could not be ascertained, and made to them in this cause, for the monies expended by them in finishing the works after the appellant failed, and for the logs tiny had snstalaed by the delay in the opening of their railway, consequent upon the failure of the appellant to perform his contracts. The sot of parliament made it Imperative on them to complete and open the line within a certain time. That such remedy, if any, as the appellant could have in respect of any of the mitten mentioned in his bill, was at law and not in equity. The Loed Chancellor, at the termination of Sir F. Kelly's reply at half-past 4 o'clock, left the home without saying anything about the judgment, but from the length of the cense, and an observation which fell frem his lordship on a former day, we believe no judgment will be given this session. EQUITY COURTS. Bercwe the Slee-Chanceller of England. PARKIN O. BLAOROVE.—COXPRESATION POR SLAVES— WHZTNER RIAL OR PERSONAL EaTATI.—A question was raised in this case whether a sum of money paid by the government as compensation In respect of certain slaves under the act for the abolition of slavery, 3 & 4 Will. IV., cap. 73, was to be considered as real or personal property. The slaves had belonged to two estates called Orange-bay and in Jamaica, of which a person named John W. Blegrove had died seized, previous to the passing of the act ; and the sum of 7,832/. 17s. had been awarded by the com missioners as compensation for the slaves upon the raid estates—The Vice-Chancellor, after commenting upon seve ral of the clauses in the act of parliament, said it was his opinion that the money paid as compensation for the slaves was impressed with the character of personal estate. LOPEZ V. SEIRL.—IRJENCTION.—PARTNERSRIP.—Mr. W. H. Terrell moved for an injunction on behalf of the plaintiff, who had carried on bunting as a tobacco and cigar merchant with the defendant, to restrain the defendant, Bernardo Shiel, from drawing or endorsing any bills of ex change in the name of the firm, and from interfering in any manner in the partnership. By the affidavit of the plaintiff. it appeared that several bills of exchange had been drawn upon the firm by the defendant without the plaintiff's con sent, of which the plaintiff had been informed by letters from the holden of the bills, who had threatened to take proceedings against him, unless the money secured thereby should be paid.—His Honour granted the injunction.—An application was then made that service of the notice of in junction might be made at a place where the defeadant had his letters addressed, instead of upon the defendant person ally, in consequence of its having been found impossible, after a number of inquiries, to discover the place of abode of the defendant.—The Vice-Chancellor acceded to this request. Before Vice-Chancellor Wirram. MAJOR V. WARD.—SPECIFIC PERPORMANCB.—This was a suit for specific performance of a contract for sale, entered into by a mortgagee, under a power contained in the mort gage deed. The cause now came on upon exceptions to the master's report, finding in favour of the plaintiff's title. It appeared that by the mortgage deed in question, the mort gagee was empowered to sell the mortgaged premises after three months' notice, to ke served upon the mortagor, or at his last known place of residence. The plaintiff , - the mort gape, before entering into the contract for sale, attempted to serve notice of his intention so to do upon the mortgagor ; but failing to find him, effected service of such notice by posting it upon the door of an unoccupied house, which had been the last known place of residence of the mortgagor. The plaintiff then entered into the contract for sale before the expiration of three months from the ser vice of the notice. Mr. Lee and Mr. Heathfield for the pur chaser, objected that the mode which had been adopted of serving the notice, was not authorised by the terms of the power in the mortgage deed ; and secondly, that if the ser vice were roroper, the contract for sale had been entered into too soon after such servioe.—Hie Honour overruled both ob jection' ; but referred the case back to the master upon others of the exceptions, which were in all 17 in number. Before Vloe-Chanoellor Knight Bruce. CONDIMT D. SOANB.—Btu Jouo BOAKIeg TOMB.—This was a petition for the payment of 401., to be applied in the repairs of the late Sir John Soane's tomb. It appeared that by his will, dated the 11th of May, 1833, Sir John Some de sired that his funeral might be plain, without ostentation or parade, and that his body might be deposited in the burial ground at St. Pancras, attached to St. Giles's pariah ; and he directed that his vault and the superstructure, iron railing, planting, and all other things appertaining thereto, should to kept in thorough repair. The superstructure, &e. being now out of repair, this petition was presented, the estimated charge for the repairs being 401. The petition alao asked that as annual ram of 10/. should be devoted to the purpose of keeping up the tomb; but this part of the petition was not premed.—Mr. Willoock appeared for the plaint:ff, and ' Mr. Messiter for the defendants.—The Vice-Chancellor made the order as to the 401. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Before Kr. Oomaikelamer Foeblikaque. IN Re LIMAN AND ANDREWS.--BTATUTABLI ALLOW ANce.—In this case, which was reported in our journal of Thursday hat, it may be recollected that the question raised was, u to whether the bankrupt Andrews, havimg taken no capital int* the concern, was entitled to a statutable allow ance, the joint estate in which he was a partner having paid I above ten shillings in the pound to the creditors. Ihe Learned Commiessoner now said that he had looked into the case of En parte Lomas, " 4 Dee. and Chitty," and was of opinion that the bankrupt was entitled to the allowance prayed for. IN THE CASA OP CRANIIIIS AND CRAYBERS, who were the lessees of the Italian Opera House, a private sitting took place, but reporters were excluded. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Before Yr. **sat Adams. Coirturr or COURT.—The grand jury found • true bill against four persons for keeping a house of ill-fame, in the pariah of St. George's, Hanover-square. The prosecutor was a person deuribed as John Pheasant, of Bow-common, labourer.—On the learned serjeand inqr , ring if anyb o dy appeared appeared on the part of the prosecution. , a pence a Humphreys,profeasedly clerk to Mr. Damien, a solicitor, in Lincoln's-mn-fields, answered, and avowed himself the con ductor of the prosecution.—The learned serjeant said it was no uncommon prnetice for cases like the present to be got up by persona who had no other object than that of extortion, and who frequently succeeded in obtain ing sums of money to quash the indictment, or to decline the prosecution. The present indictment was a sus picions one, and the court would not feel disposed to grant ' any process until Humphreys had sworn on affidavit that he was a clerk to Mr. Dallimere. Upon this Humphreys pro ceeded to draw up • statement to which he said he would depose on oath, but which, in fact, was a letter to Mr. Dal limere, requesting that gentleman to come to the court to corroborate the stateue-it that Humphreys was his clerk.— The learned terjeant '..sed to let this document be sent to Mr. Dallimere, and th Humphreys with imprison ment if he did not satisf eerily explain his conduct. A mes senger was sent to Mr. Dallimere, and that gentleman in formed the court that he had no connexion whatever with Humphreys.—Humphreys was then ordered into custody by the court for contempt, he having practised as en attorney without any authority so to do. Subsequently the court, after cautioning him how he acted for the future, ordered hint to be dkultarged. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCIIIT.—WORCESTER, JULY 18. ("sown Crivar.—Before Mr. Justice Coleridge. MANSLAUGHTIII.— Thomas Lloyd was charged with the wilful murder of John Philpotte, at Kidderminster, on the 30th day of May lest. A party of persons, of whom the prisoner was one, bad been drinking at seveni pubic-houses m the town of Kidderminster unt6 a late hour. The de. ceased was returning homewards, end fell n with the pri soner and his party ; a fight ensued between two men, with which, however, neither the prisoner nor the deceased inter fered. At last the prisoner taunted Philpotts about going " to Bluosinagent ' " and finally added the insult of delibe rately spitting in his We. This caused a scuffle, which was, however, repressed by the interferenc e of the police : psalm bang:intend, the various parties left in the direc tion of their homes. At about half-past two o'clock in the morning the landlady of the house when the prisoner lodged was aroused by the return of her husband, a friend of his lest ;ng hi m h ome I n a drunken state, and the prisoner. The husband wee uproarious, and was held in • chair in the kitchen, which fronts the high road, by hi s w if e and the friend. The prisoner passed into the back kitchen, as though he Intended going up dears t o bed; he however returned in • few minutes to the kitchen. Just then a noise wee heard of voices calling out '• Fetch hint out." It was not apparent to whom this cry referred—whether to the prisoner or to the other man (Lockley). The door was open, and Mn,. Lockley rose to clime it, and had one hand upon the door and the other upon her husband's shoulder. Just then the deceased rushed for ward end Snick at the prisoner ; they both struck together. Almost in a moment the deceased uttered a cry, and said "It is all over with me." He reeled round two or three times, and fell deed before the of the door. The pri soner returned into the kitchen, and the house was shut up. The polio, came, gained admission, and took the prisoner into custody in the hack - kitchen. On the bob of the grate was found a knife open covered with blood ; this knife was the property of the prisoner ; blood was upon his hands and clothes. The surgeon who examined the dead body said the wound in the t hr oat was two lathes and three-quarter in depth ; the carotid artery was divided, and death must hare anted in two or three minutes after the infliction of such a blow. Mr. Best addressed the jury for the prisoner, and prayed them to find him gu ilt y o f manslaughter may. Mr. Justice Coleridge summed up, I explaining most lucidly the legal distinction between murder and memelauSsr. The jury found the p r i soner guilty of the bane , and he w sentenced to be im prisoned and kept to e labour as for two years. A Wire SCALDED TO DEATH BY A HUSBAND.—MY asks Lovell Newell was charged with having caused the death of Mary Ann Blewitt, by throw ;ng on her a quantity of ecalding water, at Dudley, on the 3rd of June. At the time, and indeed for some time previously, the deceased had suffered much Places, partly induced by dropsy, and puth barttailkum is of the prisoner. Mr. Huddleston e w ith Mi . kr the reaseatioa. On the day in question, tingly womb pima Wire= the parties, and a violent beating fol lowed,. a su i s t i arwards die was ew e i n the coal-hole belonging to bee in a crouching position ; she was bleedi ng a t the aa n the prisoner was standing over her with a kettle is ea* head and holding her with the other ; she wu heard imploring him not to throw it over her; she did so three times and held the handle of the kettl e w i t h her left hand, trying to push it from her, and be trying to throw it over her, which at length he succeeded in doing, and poured the contents of the vessel over her neck and shoulders : the deceased was heard to say, " Hercules, Her cules !don't ill-use me any more ; I am scalded." In coming out of the coal-hole she was wet all about her bosom, and cried out, "Oh dear ! what am I to do, I'm in violent pain." The poor creators suffered very much for some days, and at the expiration of little more than • week died.—The sur geon who attended her deposed to the nature of the scalds, and attributed bar death to them.—The jury, after • length ened consultation, found the prisoner Guilty of man slaughter. The learned judge sentenced him to twenty years' transportation. POLICE. Y- - ESTERDAT. MARLBOROUGH-STREET.—Tar Lava Czatton or THROWING A FEMALE DOWN STAINA.—MT. Clarkson, Who wu retained on behalf of a gentleman named Jena, who was charged some dap ago with having pinsked • female servant in the establishment of Madame Ronzi de Beanie down stairs, stated that the woman had left the hos pital, and that she did not wish to press the matter furtker The defendant wu not required to attend again. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY Erzmixo. The settlement in Consols eventuated in " account on this the last day, dubious as the important question was considered even so late as yesterday. The first quotation at 89 this morning might be con sidered almost decisive of the fact. There was a slight reaction subsequently, but for a moment only, and until the close Consols were maintained for money at 891 to 1, leaving off 89 to I. For the account now entered upon, and due the * 26th of August, the last quotations were 891 to 1. Reduced Threes, 894 to 4. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 911 to 1. Long Annuities, 9 1-16 to 4. Three per Cent. Console Scrip was done at Bo ; prem. Exchequer Bills 9s. to 13s. prem. India nds, 7& to 10s. prem. The dealings in foreign stocks were of the smallest consideration, so entirely were the jobbers and brokers employed in the winding up of the consol account. Brazilian were done at 831 and 4, but quoted 83 to 5. Mexican remain 19 to 4. Spanish Fives, 214 be 2 ; the Threes, 314 to 2. Portuguese, 304 to 14. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., improved to 571t0 8 ; the Fours, to 901 to 1. Danish quoted 84 to 6. The settlement to-day is stated to have involved one of the heaviest accounts in consols known for many years. The fluctuations of prices, or rather the decided tendencies one way, have not certainly been so marked as in the preceding account wound up on the 27th of May, but, on the other hand, the transactions in the account now closed were of much greater magnitude than those of the preceding account. The range of prices weekly within the account, showing the highest and the lowest of each week, may be exhibited as follows :—On May 27, the day of the last settlement, Consols were 871 to 4. The succeeding weeks, down to this day, present the variations stated, the prices being taken for the account, as during the greater portion of the time the transfer books were shut, and therefore scarcely any business done for money. Hitrbe4 Price. Lowell Price. To Jose 4 88 „ 18 , 33 To ' July 3 9 891, 89 The range lB of prices from highest to lowest da*g the account has therefore been as the difference be tween 881 the lowest, and 891 the highest, with an infinity of minor intermediate variations besides. The difference otherwise between the extreme points is no more than 11 per cent. On the termination of the May account the difference was, as between 85; the lowest on April 27, and 881 the highest on May 27, 24 per cent. Exchange on the chief continental places was still in decline to-day, and that specie and bullion must go oat seems now scarcely to admit of a doubt. The negotiations on Amsterdam were 12•31 to 1 ; on Rotterdam, 124 to 41 ' • on Antwerp, 25.724 to 75 ; on Hamburg, 13.101 to 11 ; on Frankfort, 121 to 1 ; on Paris, 25.65 to 70; on Vienna, 10; on Leghorn, 30.25 to 30 ; on Naples, 401 to 3 ; on Madrid, 471 to 48—all at 3 months. On Li sbon, 531 to I—at 60 days. The' averages of the Bank of England for the week ending the 10th inst , give, as compared with those of the weak preceding, the following remits : use £18 1 884,885 ..telies 18, 9141 ,73,475 is 5 017 2thia , Sada illopert;aimi: 11,638,340 Oar emelis. 16,747,037 Oda ing leaks Se•sa dui sail ether bills 641,106 Inatome 33,700 The rat 3,531,531 The decrease of notes in reserve was no less than 828,9001. There is no occasion to observe that these changes in the accounts under consideration were the re sult, almost ass matter of course, of the payment of divi dends. The increase of active circulation, the decrease of public deposits, the decrease of coin, and the decrease of securities, were each and sit so many consequences of the same cause so evidently as to require no explana tion. The decrease of securities was the result d loons made by the Bank to be returned as dividends came on for payment; and so also coin was pail oil to a considerable proportion of the deficit in the Asir 60001 amounts of dividends. The private deposits, as will be observed, gained considerably by the divi dends, being only so much transferred from public de posit, or dividend account, to private deposit account. The official Gazette of Berlin gives the following statement of the situation of the Bank of Prussia on the 30th ult. : nive.-8.0810 red tanks 14101,100 thelers. lerk bib MY d lalimp 11014400 Loa Lookord 14.156,300 200 Ale meadhlse— 14144100 16.—Ink Mr le. 01m100oa 14107.080 Depuils Cooloolllle state C.oollotpabile departments. laitlintions, berlduale BANK OR INCILAND. , —Aeceare be due Week mass lair 10. Oarerruseat Debt 611310,101 Other eeterttlet 1,5111.50 Gold Coln Bed 111.1110 7,84.1119 Sliver lath. 1a66311e.113 'etas Mad ltopeleeen• Caphal 4114,411,001 feet 7,{01,631 Publk DepedtghtelNiug Eathequet, Sem. Osaka, ConentheleseradMatal. Deht,u4 Div. Am:matt) I 141.017 Other Deposita ejleljoi Meese .day AM ether &Lk BO AN tallee,l77 ele6lag Dead Weight INNIN). , tlINll,6O Oth. IlscorlUot Not. Gold aall 6111.5 Cote .494 11. ILLINHA.I.L.CkIaCWWF..I 77 Doak Illoet, IN * I INN 16.66, =Mow 41.01:0, I I per Ct. S&L Nor, I I ONNINN• Ne AN., .ii INo Ct. 031111010 tee. . IN 1 * 1 1 5.1 01 Omsk S.IP. i ON. N..* IN C 5. Nan., 61 111 i i 1... MN& SUSI. eL. If •13 pm. Law 41....115 Nal 6, 1 ,5111 i I Diveslat*, 14 13 pa Do. 60 Nan, imp IN. 6, 16110, s.___l DION .11S 16 pin July 15. 1547. 4iitil4ll4 ZIMOS. ---- -- '--- • . . P I per Ct. Maw Wu Donde, AU 3 OA ageeli Deeds, Pay N 311 3 per Ct. Daniel. Beads MC N per Ct. i'ammel3 WA, D.J. , Ilp 1 per Cu. Orseede /W. Deterred, If Ca Dose PRA gal., rd pe 4 per Ont. Setleh Dna, Acct., ate Yes der 30, U 4 4444 CI. Ilbriletb4444,P3 II ....4•44n4.4 •44 ,. ...."." 4 44......g4 NV 'Az's. J. Is. - • Ifteily.,l 3 per OM& . 77 46 17 4 D. . . Ile &I 1 Ile 1 te Do. . . • . .. 4 Do. • . .. . Nachos/so os J 0.... (SI Ideas 1,144.. . . 1 . II Dos P. DIU . . . I g o .: - . _: .• W. Y•..., Jot. 10.T111ft• P.O. P. 0... II i ; Coopms.l3. D s of Lobelia, Di. Exchange es 7..40 ,41 111 le ill ii I .. I .„ days., Y 33 semi. Nary. 111apla /Wafts . brim Ira . . . • I lee reemry Ikea . . %..k MU,. . . . . 3g .. 111 Illi. Mire por Cesla., 111 17 ; It neliaaad, Ili 137. But at at 1 10-100. RAILWAY NEWS. Prices were well sustained yesterday, and with a tendency upwards, but the transactions were incon siderable, so entirely did the settlement of the consol account absorb the attention of dealers and brokers. RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. COMMIT= OF THE LORDS ON (FUNDING ORDEIIB. etantaear.)-111shre the Part el thalleobar=olos ens gketo, r (saber Yaw) IBM Th is WI yr to Se eamalttee tot con tit rehrom te He rebletlame rt the bows or the loth June. Lem woe 5t leAltertel I ON M. MEETING.—THAios RAT= RAILWAY AND Does.— Speciat ltedify, Jely IL—The NON dew niedsig ems lodes power to awe of the lore, ahead to be Wallet la 7Newoep bet. and manned le Jur ellerwarde—A rebbilea the MMus that pwaowerne woe %peel le unelmeneoweeer the be ty.—The rolltekei hawk hie Ohs With, el the , ail am* ; m ak e m s s ie . k eit n. Amel. .118sV1 tahemeelos emir= Wore the obereboido 1311601111 Of TIM a1f171240 ge-July 2 Lie m wsex.2, ftf- mos asiimpairrk ist assa—Na ar •adutia; t leelleb ft, Per& Timms sea Ireie.-.Aberbea-bre diet re ire INC be 8 wz ia..4... epeeele, et i pet rat. perprom. reehle brim* ; ere MI OM Ser, et II re mt. per for ar yam; lad Laigtalthre-fams of aft Ime Sea " TA or 3 7 :2:llll7 . ,ll B" yer .mie. Pr et ialmun i f or oen ; s 11 1""li a lelebil s unienmer 1,0- 131.mlagalalle ale/ et 4 4 Put ger ; am ids -ben dust leis deMI., for Sir rem at est re mow rd illni-Lore ea metro se at 3 per mei Lair awl Iferti.Weetern-ltves serge met lees than 1,0004 fir peer stMperima.; Laren awl Serb Worm -bred ale We thee fat cer ramie pee a at. pee etr. fbal temt i =o:4 ; _ _ rot Leer-Sem el set lees than 1 , o r 3 ..:=l;424prz. of a zirr; lbrobe s tee ., je amt. per annum ; Mldewel-lbre ot not ler Om - tie II et I pare at pet eget per eirre; &ebb -bur et re ler don LOOM, be pre, et 8 ger ear. per annum ; &old& Midland Jrnetiou-gurrs of ast Imam NOL. be 3 or 3 years. at 3 per east per annum, payable half -yearly ; York and North Midland-Bnm of not less tMn 1.00 W., for 3 years at 3 per rent per annum, payable half-yrarly. Cosraacre.—Bristol and South Wales Junction—Sinking of 19 tortnrl ghetto, July 19; North Western (lngleton contract)—Worls, July SI. dividend at 5 mon Ill• liel•d4111110 FeS111•71111 rise.; Itset Per Lincernstin r t P - e Interest at the rate of 3 per seet i s se ananni, July 23; Easters Counties (Extension stock, No. 1)- interest; Bolan and Angelus -lialf-year's Iniereit, at the et 4 pa lent. per annum ; London and Bla.awall (New Warta, No.. I Sid 2).-Half -year's interest, at the rate of 35 per and. pr annum ; Inhas and York (Extension arty shares)-HaN-yeer's tlis Ma of & per cent. pcc annum ; Lopata Ilanhee-bitertat an pinny Nitta, at 4 pia cent.; Orleans and Modem-Interest at the Me of 4, teat aI toe eand.up swan; Mart, lime= (No 4 -year's Yr toast; Item, sad Jodie and Landon sad liscatit-Intessete 3a. Id. per North Cem.--Inidat Isidenme-dt. les. due July 20 ; Blackball. ame. and North W. 414. as the B, or preferential doe ; Clara of rrens.-41L. due. sad 603. due; Charieroi shar M latpdigne-21. due ,• Maw sad Nelyheed-43. due July II ; IMMO sod tnnEidlim-N. les. due • Baleen Uniia and anneden-di., due; Great Nor th of Portland -SL oa the lbw;r ; Great Nor th ern- 21. 35., due ; Great Wailan.4ll. l ea et the SU. shares, end 21. len on the 171. doe; Oast Belelliala and Wanes (1)-31., V. 10s. due ; W and /My-41. Me ItiCi iii hontheiner and Cortica l'. lin on the Weds. dry = l el -114. due; London and 111•111/031. GB re new 1 4 4:14.r. on the exten d= *Ms Ilnei Lodi an London and Inannbana 244. dlesle. S&L on OMNI Ininsion 211. share% ; sod 51. ed nib dine hay 21 ; London end doeth-Wasens-11 si She .ra. &me; and 41. on the new ea. shares. tine Eriabsaianyand Otthreinn-31., due ; London derry and -M. doe ; due; Manche, sad Lincoln Uaiall-2L duo July 21 ; and °snak e!. on quarter th erm due Itidland-118. Emit Valley dares; 21. on the 501. and M. 14a. eL ado S7l. se. late Bristol sad °toluene!. Mrs; and 41. ate my 401. eztensiun, all thaa ) Noma and Iffy., dos_ I Iftweres sad Carlisle - 11/L tea. en the 1001. ahem and 111. inn ate queer shares, nee /11sirnarkst and Pnelnield-St Ids, dre ; Northern of doe; Womelo. and Welverhampton- IL. dd.; Inellidt Sta.. dm& desibb 111111end-3t. on Iderernener ir dee; on Ids Se. 4 shares. Elle BMA is, Os • Wdelbil lieurkie-1/. lamest gel dui Tack and North on the ROMS ///k1 _ Thercerra Itsreurreseonm end nosnee inollse-Ja pet than ; Inverness snlNen-le. It. per Erne fienna-16a. per Aare (anal) ; Maedeetet Lain end Ilmfdetsm-IL 13s. per share; Midland sod area Oinidei-lie. per there (en asanint) ; North Kent-ds. N. per shire Meg ; North %abrdaWe (late Car net and Blythe ere -11. les. ins ; Perth and Inaniess-Is. oa share. BOOK • Cromen.—Fist Lsomahire—From July 10 till 30; Great North of England—Yrom July 21 till Aug. 3 ; Great Southern and Wertern (I.)-1dl Jo/y3l; Ipswich and bury—Till July 31' Load= sad North Western—From July 19 till Aur. IS; Royston and Aug. 2 ; Shropshire I:nice—From July 21 till August 3. SHARE LIST.—LONDON, JULY 16. gootaslow of 11 la /Amu chrismu Orb smart inure maw: thsse of thigo la /Who Wirer prison. _ fie. ilsi 14 A mot Demiems 4 art.. 4.. . 4 Zoe& .. • • 1 9hi SIP. A. # Marts. 44 tip. Do. i sham ...... • • IV :I ti : NA r If 51:Aj j". .. 4 1M 14 . #77; 21.1 4 1 , .:' ,......,... 5u1i. 7 . ..41: 1 1 4 , 4 0 a Gid. , :r. ... 1 141414011 0 Dar 447 aborts 111 , D. 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Ip. 114 iu. wills 41p ,1214 13 1.1 OI genial' \ eats. A *I tr,. la 14 ex la • 'p. w. dad. al la 10 134 PM &mut. FARM . '.... 33 • Mee*. . 6•1•11. 11644e5t. Loma ol**4l. Barb and **eat 1273 60 11171 JO hit 10 1371 U 1371 le Nutt mad Zero 337 30 *I IS MI So 334 13 off 00 Nowa mat Nem • 634 75 636 711 634 14 654 13 Avlgesetliarroßlet .. 631 33 631 34 433 10 33.1 73 Mr** II Bale ha 711 ~ Chetro (Ts) ~610 6* s i.. 1174 Bordeaux North . .. . 173**0 ler Rymer. 3 W*63 <new; between/Yr 4 aarl July 13,11167 ono 1344.—(**4 4. 1.03 Ohnore4.) , 11147. 1614. i 1347. 1144. zionolgletee, te 9 *es 3.131 774 ' leeks 4 S. Woo. 10.376 8.031 I*l7 336 313milwast4 1e•63.. 104 1,637 kw ',EI liteneAblleleseelaY ant 1.1117 yew 343 IE~ 78,6/2 17,141 I** Xmases 4 Blandah 1,7 WAY 9,721 newnelle 4 °wine , • 1,833 lAN Labe 4711 Melba. ..... B.UN On 9 9 9 MN • 44.94 11 ,lima air—, a Mann 1,1161 Lass mearr 1,911 lAN lean news UM Ileetle-iweera SUS r 0,074 Tat Va1e..... 11l 1713ter 911 %AN Wit. tebaves **Wu 1 111 /190 414111/ Yost awl Nterwebeue 7.131 7 e1.17 7 4T0rt and . Uldleed_. 7,331 4,4 111 11 —.-- -- Ohms llMAi lk sals . rol Mello . DOI. Dvien.telta id. la n let Liamsrbi , • Ift — r - 114; 1:74 - 14.7 • 111/mbergl 4 4114#44 Glespow, 0'414. 4 Av 011agew, nll4 On. p.lmilies 4 Weßas 14•4414.101”444 Laa44144 ir104,114'4 Lake # N. Waimea larlda t ant., .. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& PHODUCE.—Kwrguro-Lairsi, Imt 16.—The sugar ward skesg with a gm rpsermee • gag klids. West Mad add irate VII Ws. for the wee, a __ parity thma real; pierlespreve% Perm the roe as at the gleesm week ; the geed end gasser slew a light imerme km awl wig- Mei wets Ire gli=greg. The rawer mart reel sale a Ina I.lllllleu ea. t geed ..W. '' ` ham kelp sals, We. Sea; ar were ; the gee hike Nair Meer were W ahem Ow swag vehr—lthe d id added My IL Is seis LM/ lip Ishillse pad lan sold lea K. eentlame r. l;= gerati m a s t oat pee bake wilL—allpe: The wde testa erners; Impel maple gem gee W l i gl ir anewgidi w ligr n re and Let= le it whease. The remit ef the leer are show le have prat mar% SW wager% heart W. la adds) rags sekt..—Tagew hae Mailer le Oa. ea the epee, 47a. the INA DM Rea/ Isawde. k Tea steedmigheat alkeelkle 6UO —The Average ot Sugar Ike produce of the British gamalme In Amt th% empated fire Ike returns wade la the week ail* gee lags day et Mg. 1547. Ms 1 0}d. per cwt. Pipe the perm at Me itnergias la —a. -4. per rt. game the prod.= et the I'M ladies le Pia 4114. per cwt. The memo peke or the two rengerg ressfplier NSW. is Wa let per ma. et;•••• COTTON.—LmarooL, JULY 16.—The asesad twday wee wady, but not coteries. Iles Was wen wed r hewer week K BULNETS.-11110XXOLINDWIX2, JOLT 16.—Thus wr we the weal attendsmedeher et sewehewb er arstoasteries at we MEW MU MIUS*IM mod weeseweft !he mord ethedness WIN et OYU abareeter. PAW lindised gleralks. POUT= STUFFS, as.—Bilaproan, JOLT lb.— Websiawarases attendance at nerebante, and an were market Sada. The eentlaned ennead the weather has Isereeted the ear turn eed weenewled the Ineseellsee et Ger Indems, irgesisly thiremingslias Mae Ina. bOr pre tairdist veep IN the pisewbell there is • kik derewd, both klaw eseterwottea and for export 001111, 111 ; eel/,fl. Adair. llae New TanUM lie Od Won Hanley 17. SE Wan. Sad Lautotes Walls Sul 04 From as LONDON GAZIIT TR.—Friday, hay 16. aorpsuns. Jane Barrrex, Redlyneb, moist podensr, t mr render. July 30 it Aug. 27 at 14, at Sol., kolght, Ba tingled-at ; at mtg., Weltmote, Junin Wnnara Barntama, Doneaster, grows, July 30 it Sept. 2, a,. 10, at sballeld Ct. SM., Rushwarth, Stapie.inn, & &edema, Leeds ; off. as*, Freserum Leeds. Ozer!. Clean, Bedorcend., City, all melt, Aug. at It, &20 a 7, at &IL Wv'fll7. 1 , 0010144, rm&urah. ;od rig., Follett, Sambrod-ct. 44 admit %enure Coons, Wlnshall, Derbyddre, ta; > manufac turer, :July 23 at 10, & Aug. 27 at 11, at Wrentham Ct. Sols., Weeds. Richardson, But tou-nymTrent ; off. areig., &Weston, Nottingham. Thomas Oars Cadres, Laissatter,th, July 30 & Aug. 27 at 11, at Birmingham Ct. SM. 30211Nent B Knowles, Bintouhant ; off. mtg., Illtitestan, Nolliuksgs. Jars Dare r,,, f MOM pacer, July 94 & Aug. 21 at 11, at Mendelian' OL StL, 4 . Deem; at 'Mg., Gelatin, Birculnikm. Jcuor Tamura Oin, Mallet& Mobil*, esaantadMsg elentle . July 311 11 at 11, at Labe. gels, Olon=ias Boma, Wooled ; & Carla, Lads ,• et nig. Tau arm= lieekeneuenwall-talaa,•Anismgd, Palm Daldon, Midst, J= o :2 . & Mg. 27 at 11, at Dadao4ll44. Ostler, Bell- eesimmona ; , L ' llrt " LlY r- 112 9 1 liffe 1213 Ady 21) at 11, Aug. SI at 12, at gamommuLst elmmodt, Jobn.st., Bed kod-row, Hossm Nesspert •at as... Res*. fbrebrook-et. a lt ALIN Saw, LtvenWeaned viabaslke. -WY 27 h Aug. 17 at 11, at Limped Ot. issasedy, Chancerydane, k HunrY. 1 - 17 wIdol 41t omiem_ lirrPoo- Onnaim Bosom itddersgsb , usonomersolre, miller, July 90 & Aug. '27 at 11, at Bristol Ct. Sol., Heaney, Stroud; rT. mtg., ilder, Bristol. Joint Oroca, Lodbory-rd., Wosbournrocrore, Paddington. builder, July 27 at 14, Avg. II st 12 at Bringliall.tit. Sol., Fatter. Us., Bloorrobory ; od. wag., Birchln.lane. Juan Wrato Sum, Torquay, Ikvonshire, architect, July 29 at k Aug. , 22 gidir /6., ;nolo, Lakboas. Exeter, and Clow. it Oines-Ww 32 - 3 0 1 33. Temple; at *MT.. liornarnan, Exeter. GROW. W loon Bern; lout 8111111. Joust Sq, tux littatu, Jtoos coma, Thous 12tmato, Drury. CM4lrtcp. Joust JON., Tom= Mataimmt, WILLIAM YoxIEB, DAVID CCP.. TON, & Jamul Ammonia, Posdlrtaa, LAnembire, cotton Aug. 4it 30, at 12, at Maadtastre Ct. Bola., Atkinnon & Co., 144 C cheater, & Abbott, ategiotheaL, Bodionbaq.; off. atnig., Manchister. ANNPLLED. -- - Paddlers' ironmonger. June 22. E. SwilcWals;ll: J. mllr/Lobg fiet bte, &rheum& Tregg,., J. llama. MO., Ilaryleltin, ye , Br aker. I. Mit m chell. Weal Latino.. wilt. Alt, I mare /wetter. P. We fie. hightea,Tetlishin k Wray. laborer. J. Never& lieetnea& Tate,*, M. f i : . hero. Reedena, gum* . J r 4 re r tnetige. Okettaweemi, D., ilaes bout tarter. R. 9. Pax mart, 014 Wrg Daum % le fieehrfight. F. bu P r elle.% Creole,. ate, .., en. E.ltere7.l7tPkei Per Daft& T. gea It—l.:ne .17, Ileeley. Owego, J....,„, J. r* Wiii 7 ate _g&earrage.... /. J. live. ion. Geerge.ree, g.dg,. , rilßenontthey, coal wren P. Nowirow Marine aneeeTwat. l'itattegnmaribire. basket_ .mks G. Madan Una. len If ertewatirm atenvey e clot. W. &hone, newels., Yorifehlet. . winner. T. Smart. Derby cattle baser. T. Bpiletwey. Luton, Berottelarg enteral dearer. J. lett i w . beueeo, Ilahru. lurks/gm ' G. U. Ileet7:er rareibridrate. Ilyee. felt=, Tleorente.'llsowelarabe 1 labourer. li aake. nese 'Garet Madam. Yorkahrm tante dealer. G. atratrwitte. laverpowl. can new T. Trrlar, ILEAVI....p9a Hen D ., ../.... a Pleentalth. J. li ewoespaaa. Falsgreet, T na angshan, X Th el . rritigletnearlwn 11 dle Wea ate . tractors, W. Tangling Great Griteene, lam, rho, Jouraman her demur T. Tenter wader area. Tertegg e , heelwright. th. Mate, ..t. Jar, Connell, Wm. a. White, Deoeseter, Tertehiree casesl C;ft i ere s teswebeew pea,l,.. ree:l d e .. .(ll 4 6=l: dwk W rshwa.aatien Macaw hi f e. traveller tO • tea J. I/ lateringhae; Leiedneeefteggge, OP thItIDEIVD2. J. Allison, l'enrith, booksellar—lest div. of 6a, July 17, & wash. sequent at Watley's, Newcastle-upon- Tyne. T. A.,a6 S aa ath ug a tovjkay, Worcestershire, waver—tat dlr. of 3a., say Thursday, at Cliztatth's, Birmingham J. Beal, Ithasehathas _artioleathe confectioner-Ih% of 3a. 3,, y i d, 20, & any subsuissitTninclay, at Fraser's, Mancheoter. T. Osawage It J. Matt, Kinftan, Seven Dies-Ist dlr. of ya, 44 ., any eaturday, at Gross's, Aldermanbary. T. Helloed, Haliba, auctioneer—let dlr. of Is. 6d., any day Air July 22, at Young's, Leeds. J. 'Genet; Manchester, sack muufactiurr—div. of 3a. 7 ,. ., July 27, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser's, Manchester. 8. HUI, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, boiler maker—div. of 206,, Jul 27, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser's, Manchester. W. Lockraser, Hightown, Yorkshire, stuff manuLicturer—ln din of ilid., say day after July 22, at Young's, Leeds. 0. Losafte4 West ftroatherla, Staffordshire, tailor-10 die. eg Is. 4d., any I huraday, at Christie's, Birmingham. J. Ogden, Reddish, Lanc,shire, cotton a n inner—div. of 3s. tii, Jag 27, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser e, MArtebester. W. A. Perry. Birmingham, traveller—let dlr. of 7,1., any Mara*, at Christie's, Birmingham. J. Seaton, Wickleyecum-anyton, Yorkshire, fanner-Ist di.. al 4,1,, any day after July 22, at Young'., Leeds. T. laylor, Nercastlaupon-Tyne, grocer-3rd & Anal di,. a td., any Saturday after July 16, at Baker's, NeweisUe-upon.Tyne. W. Tickle & W. Roberta, Burnley, Lancashire, cotton Fprinnert 2nd div. of Id., & Ist Ss 2nd dlr. of 2... 3d. upuonew proofs, July, 10 & any subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser's, Mancter. J. Wray, Newingtonwauseuy, f urrier—let div. of 44.10 d., my Saturday, at Onion's, Aldermantary. DIVIDENDS.—Aug. 6. J. *Wig, Maasheater, nankeen month& tuner—Aug. 7. T. Carter Beading, jewelliir —Aug. n. W. Fox e J. Fos, Manchester, oftmei—Aug 9. 8. Hitchin, Ozforinan, draper— Aug. 13. H. Jobako, Bh4ekil, inetchant—Aug. 8. J. Mot, Li W. verpool, pawnbroker—Aug. 6. J. C. Moore, Strand, booksellw— Ang. 7. Quinosy, Old-eat, fit. Luke's, tin-plate worker. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.—Hugh Colville, Glasgow, wise mt. chant, July 21 & Aug. 11, at Hanford It Wink's chainb.. Gimp.. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED .— G. Bash= & B. V. H Stapleinn—F. Butterfield &M. Pickup, Bradford—S. 'ClothierulblM. Clothier, thuickaeurow, Neerd.—E. Deoliiire, R. Weber, k W. Mackenzie, Wimples, Lancashire, ao far as regards W. lthebemis W. 11. Ford, son., & W. H. Ford, Jan., Proton-row, Walaceb—C. 0 ,J. Craig, a, A. Walker, Gleams., so far as regards .1 i..7 0. &W. Varley, Northamplao—R. Hawldra a W. Loakaikast. Buthez—D. Hilla G. Itillary, W:E7 IL l.— IL */111Nits. Shipley, Yorkshire—D. Hill Hum ry, &J. Wu Wore ,lL Kemp &H. Hulbert, Highest, Borough— Kw, tDo li ering,& T. Mthlicking, Glucose, so far as regards T. Milthft —J. Puny kJ. Wheeler Queenost.-pl , Clg —II_ Powell & J. Fai a tiiirs ftlaboamtla, Ilaiop—J. T. Radelift & J. Butterworth. X —a. waahs J. Blunt, Lothbury—B. Shirley k X e —W. 8. Simpsos, J. Walker, t C. eit • Nr& J. Walker —J. Smith Ir X. kip Durham —J. Stott, ..J. %Unbars, & J. se thr aa regards J. lit interbuni—P. Till li W. Nasssay, Pegg k W. Hodgson, Klintaton-up:e.11011 al. Illaweetti, W. Land, & J. L. Garland, Liverpool, so far is mode I. tinsworth—H. H. Walker, T. Dawber, . Ibisapan, Magabester—B. Walker, P. Walker, &N. Brodie, Ba tt ik, Iliatthirs —J. Wthlierlay & J. Brown, LtherpooL • INSOLVENT I. Ads.. BMW. Pew , . W. /11e., eartioreatiL. W CwotwileWWW C. t tpp i ty, Core.Wlrowoe.• W. Zeto., kids, tab proprietor. I. Mork, New Leeds, Tododeare, ton evoker. W. B. Wm, toorbsouglk. Torkehlre. Weedbore, 'UMW% J. Bowles, ye, Ofroarestse, wird. T. M tilß w Yea%Mrs. Jew. aoceiaa cern collier. IL C. Bream 141unimea. Che•bbs. vendee. S. San" Oleeceatavballii. OIL Wee terettlmie• traveller. W. Chace.. Chem Is Welk ILVarke. 11eNe. W veld lealn P. Y. 11.1dIrefeht, B. Cr;lmam, Limp. theatetal earger' E. C.... W.-. iiitadmaaa. bow Nitta. IL Doris, late. wailla warm J. Bowleg (Imam{ Ilerefordare, o.lr W rit___Cirpea-g.d..... Owe. =. Caw bridgeaktro, 0. D. Cokkot.. Hattoorwiwg eorminim *gest C. T. Doom. Walelloldot. Ic Coo ing wow warm. leketwoo. ec Clologrol., Upper rut inttheold, Word main. of r. boo Z. niggler, Pllorlaw,look . J. Italwillgoikw. !width% own glutei* okaribigoror. lionett i Clowiewil o Wks Nekdog.. tog draper. T. How. Lied.. WWWWwc J. Hu lloorlorsonok. Wogewort Woo ooldiros. H. Hod* Nottlogbow.paft, Notting. humbly% beanbag -to ol keeper J. Hari* Chalk. wor Grotromig panel alopleeper D. Jaelnou. Maroilge, Oloodeaterselic E. Jebases, Tostwoo.pl., OW Kest-rd., Can, Tweaking Her mynas dot P. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—Mane. WM. un- 305.1..{. DIM 'alt. Pm Dubtla . . .04 liaitoad . . O 14,42. llooal•4 Kook. mg Wagorkell •. 11 Madan .. 0 ceps.. .01 Han., AN. 7 Doonobodoo .• I hum .. • 0 0 .4 Do 01.42111•2 Oo If .i5e1a,24211 0411.12.11 Jon. 3o Lisboa 0 317 20 0 %Rea sad 0 'mall A og . ii mason' . . o o iteduerrna. . el isms, o.ll_Boi °LOMOND, JULT 16.—Arri•ed : Nos Cribs. AN Dklr . r. • Sir I. =. 744 11 . 11 712 .1 , 101 e01.1ta i tiw=Ciesidstt ; ittMadome, Gwask York; lassww, Paris Was; Blvraila, P =mta..—Ml:: Ameba; Data et Jamaica ares, MMus ; Adoliai Cast • Mader ; $481141, Sydney; Timm Am% ; Il di :l . s . :; Swims. Newfoundland i Nasibirtar. lismitarg ; Noslawas ; Rotterdam ; Assam. AmeNs ; Mose* New • Ode ; Po.* Boy, em; Charles Grey, Bermuda ; Lavolj, Ogateto; Uses. Las; Mena, iimaberg. Islam:toy JOLT 14. A 241704 : LIMN fit Ilsidwin, Relmem, Now Orleans; Maadfnotreal; Pat, Balla ; Triad, R./Loam Ma deira; Trot Iramg, %Was; lesnay ((at), Harm: Ponali. Massie ; Mur Taw PIIIIII4 /014111; Ms la, Guest, New Twit • Amoy, UMW: 81424.1= 4. 7.4082.-9fr : Mond Itters tt- 71 71=1 1111 711111spien Ai llflitaiti ager. ra:t ' Wiwi :ma Licer ' poc ' l Ilth init., IserfewTeek, is at sainias polos:ono the rocks of w asp , SOW Camplailswa. Awarding to the last accounts, a steamer oseelag la Me soillsos. [Advertisement.] —ALL HEAVY, SLEEPY, Daowsi, AND APO/PANCTIC OTIUTONS aursDIATILT =WAD NT llourntre's Ptuu.—There balks nub imps to be apprehended from neater of paralysis at viarrir any of the foregoing syro bang abort the mom lir lay twit, of time. Ruch a agate of indicates ma dmagensme of the noon& and liver, and ainsioliatas sped wit of purity In the blood. When this ia Ur ark ask s suet sksold be lad in taking • few mood does d Ohm askiread i e mid* as thoroughly clear.. the boons wad 4ii sisetlish, nide est the liver mad other omen., and the mien Se Wel Is perity.—Sold at Profeamr }follows's Extabbirisit. 944,_ Landon, and by all medicine allies throughout the civilised BIRTH& BOWIN.—JeIy e . at Mane, the wile et Lleat..Cel. C. Bowe., eft daexlstot. BUTIION —.1.17 IS. at et. Brutes'.. Claellort. Galway, tbe wile et the 21?1 • 54 • 15 ..- 0 4:1; 11, lk:A ° T wee; erlee wO. Chew.. at, _ DaLLAS —.Daly IC at Is, Lady Dallay of a Ha. IAROVHAIL—JeIy IJ, H Famborough-place, the Lady IL Parlahay efa laughter. HARMAN.—JuIy lf. at Navrertle, Lomfoel the wife of the Hea. L. EL Hanna. of • daughter. IL INDRIUMMI —Jay 11, at the Reformed ?rugby feriae Hume WSW. Ithe:wlfe et the Her. D. Itearansre, of • He. L./LING.—DeI 14. at Illeleallll Warerkkakke, Ha relle of Iler P. H HUH, of • datalter. LiAItHOWLIL--ewly IS, at illabeegh, the elle of 4. LH...kr ale ILD., of • gmekter. 1011111L—lety at the 'lunge. Wel/a, He ..L(. of th• Bev. /. L 11••••11,H • ma. ao Ha. 13irrIt.J11; M at l'lrsaptoa Lodge. Pliatptaa, the iv lb et Meet INK r 7 itair :4 • l 7 U. et Debtle, the wife of 0 U. Brack, BR Itardeerea le., of • am SWITTIL —July 14, et Her Yojears Jewel Moen, the wife et a LOBO, See , CB., • of • • ileetkeer. TUOlehl • —July 10, et Berme, Berney, the ortfe of 13 Tease. "ghee.. TONY.--4ely 11, at Ortittee, Wererklahlre, the alb ef the Lc L tam, of • ns. WIIITISTOI4I.—/ele 11. et the Itratery, OesUebleyeey, the alb et 164 hay. J. T. W 'Otsego., of • see v► A. 11, et the Vicarage, ()agree, the erth tb. Wilk lame, el • rae. WYLIB.-4ely U. et I. If etlyercelt pled, Tathiaareed, 0613 el J. I Wylie, Iferi ,et eon TONON--.1•17 11. at Mclean., the wife ef Capt. a Tome, le, Qua% loyal Bert, of•ma. 81/11LOW8-7411.110N.-111714, at T;laltry Chrireb, Tokienbow, loia. Mod as or d.* lots T. ltarrewo, IN.. of loweboooe, to run. Ins w i ta e n 0 a. Mhos. lag., of Twltleohorm•eomioloo. Magi cci 1111110118.--Yoly 17, at Promotion), W Cooper. An., Joe , , llolloway. to Oathartae, waxed Yount., 0' J. duamono, 040" q.t . , gum,. 11-PALM/14--inty It, at Watorford, by the Led WWI 4 So low. Y. ere* ton, curate of Dmogotrotl. W• 14 0 .4 a. a.a.e ...het of tho late Capt. N. Palmer. Dew! e. 7. '6111.L1140.1.-BCRUNCL-July IL at Waatinwifor. L. 001 MIA OF . 1 Parma. to 4afin. ooly daughter 604. geboael ft., of 1,14 . 1..... " ine 118TW.IlltD-PALX/L/L-4 al, 14, at itefon, if folointlft.".. __ -." Ses. A. 8. Loadoa, Jam. Hayword, .. of Torserrofreo.."..._ Leldel. to Itllsaboth. thlrd daoghtfor of Palmy, le. W .. li alellir 2 Cll4llll.o/4.-Joly 11. at 1 antorldge. lon. bl Ws I. '._ W n. l. .1.7•110.1. 1 1.. H. Jocks", Thu., of St Kobel Novo, UN" 1 0 ..... • doollit. of the low D. Camera., ion.. of Itorthatr place. germ ~ !HILL' PB-HUNT.--Paly 14, at AMU by the let. C. Dieliwoolo.. P"UPsf 24 .4.. a O.M. Illiforory, to dlory Illloabeth. fog 7 ol" , .' a. line P. Haat. goo . of Cappaoh Home. T 1 Vo KIIIIN-KIDIV IN -July 11, at Ohleffrta= 4 . the Rev. T 1.14•1•7 7 . R V . , 5. 8 . SI,. eityll aaglaa.. ,et wean*.. to 1111aahoth PM/a& only daug h ter °IT. P. Yadoda, lot . of Stourbrldge of 11,111118. 481 . 014.-Pob Is WI St at Sydney, Bose and .1 OW. dooSSIW. -- a ' r• Aotoa, hew, of Adelaide. Smith litialtllla. BAJLTOPI.-Jory 8, at 1f441141, levorpOol. Amos. myth .1 13.0 Yoh a li. r . ' H..* ATT.. and doughy. of the kw Job& Malang. 6F ILO .-.1.1713 • at Hoothnoid.park, Si. W. Malt. Bart- mod IL, .r. 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