The Express. — London, England, 1851-07-21 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1851. .As 1 The prisoner-But he has always treated t h i s as a debt, MARKETS. 3.. Id. to 9P. 3d. per 451 b. For Oatmeal the demand is rogrieted to g leg at lower prime. Tho emulations arewllling sellers at what they lag fkilim conducing to your e laag h t er's ha pp iness the immediate requirement'. of th e trade ; good gen. rat opialiCra 265. I rare a few month' , ago. A large Lee of lea boo. Coaracteut . erA maids any eastponeenent, I really think it beset with I and he offered to take good secur it y for the amount. I _______ to: t.; choice, 2 8 a. to Jas. Bd. per 210. b. N.. Mara ofteriag. teal ha- Men effected at lea. bi :ate. for ;he Philadelphia market. lbis many difilculues. I have nn prospect whatever beyond I have been in difficult., and I was endeavouring to come COTTON.-Livraroot., JV Ly 19.-The market dosed READING, July 19.-Although our Wheat market was and 15 b act at 2 0 e. Tnere Ls nothing Posing ia Spunah. Gloto fel d my priammt emu, rod would it not on lay part be most •to an arrangement, and he had no objection, so that ft is rather tame toatay. and feces of all kind. are as yeeterday ; gme wry Malted aw to quaatlty, yet it aapesrod quite Keel to the ...emend. aide will emouta to over feaea ; dole. 20 boxes Ekirkla eold tat Ile., i n . z e i , u . st , , ,, i t f w na: it e h ru . e ou l, to I e t s , ic avi ar ea l il e y r tbbce delayed i in to t of sta m en- . evident he considered it as a mere . debt. ) ' an de- I The Lord Mayor-If that were the ease, it would not nin u n o n ., e miss are es - heated at ONO Wet, 3110 of winch were taken foe export, 1 Tes trade nnusuaL y sluggish , at last market cay's paces, vary -4.ieo Americans ; tie Pernanos and Maraahanis,= , tag from 38s. to Me. All other kin I of grain Merely amainal an to leaf it offering in large quantities, at em. co 13e. tel are rather near. I aranntic flaw :e.t . a:ll. • period, without • the shadow of bets,',. prospects ? older the nature ~f my duty . i cannot consent to the con- ta ; Ito i gyptian, fa to 71; 340 Surface, il t e a l ; 49 eta price. WCOL le quiet. Foreign la largely 'wean . :eating In dot k, and finite 10 to 13t. SAFFRON WALDEN, July 19.-Wheat, 40s. to 425. • G_ .9c , but hoiden intim to 01. under 700., %lath is the market price. After thc feregoing elplanation 1 trust you will afiow donation N ol i t . offea ce. Talaverai e r . :. per qr. Barley scarce, 235. to 30s. Beam, ails!. Consequently no teener:terns have taken place. From stole, in luta, me the favour of as Interview with your daughter, at which James V , foreman to a tailor in Whiteehapel, proved MANCHESTER, JULY 19.-We bate had some little im that he took some of the articles supplied . 7 the prosecutor Plowmen_• there h‘ ranrible i.,,wr in "'me , in idowdefac.rumgr.of fora ei m p aLll:L . to t da,..y. to lb. scaree,a9s. to 22a. Oats, IW. to 22e. 70e. is obtained for casks, and 71 0 . In barrels. I am desirous of affording her every explanation. If you I home to the lodging of the prisoner at No. , James-street. ••• Snarrensunv, July 19.-A very seasonable supply of Floldirri.-To Liverpool there le a fair amount of cora, wheat, Should not &ern it proper to grant me that gratification, ,. . _ and a fair attendance to-ley. The business la ettheat yew ac. and flour offering; eattgemeats are made for grain, at aid. to fals shall b g ready at any place or time which you may appoint I The prisoner was then remanded . and Walla expert trade Matinee =LW not at lower prices oi be a , . aa, thoug h.i - a t b e ID bale, and at ad. to Garl. is bags, mostly at ad. Flour, is. 9d. to we u gh,. la ,, a .,„„ 0 ,... five, p cre At g spear no ireproecment cou ld kilL2. for an interview (tee' pt. on Friday week ), to give you my Half, conductor of an omnibus, was charged with baying than on Thunder. fltva• Man. , -- fd --...--- -. Wiped The trammatom in Harley were of • plainest cLaracter. The were some weeks since; and pace. are sd. to e . per lb. lea, thin • Wiliam fur haring Come to thi s conclusion , and which lam used abusive language to a gentleman. Du oar doing in Oats w a . chugs pr ice . as limitei without elan in All sa ; Raul state', 34. ; measurement and 'Katy geole, 2... to sea; le. led ;cotton , 3-32 d.; better goods, 17s. Gds To Londr : Flour, last week. In cloth there iii less change of price,. and panted:co, Sure you will ague with me in, that the request your onto The complainant , observing that the conductor had de- printers, and 36-lath darlings are firm, the lower knots of wintlag . other spring corn was little inquired alter, . ad prices - are „,,,h t h e vroritions, per bowel, 2s. 6d. to 3e.,• do., per times, 4s. ed. to Is. To Law : catton, bad.• whes, rice, bark, Ice., 5 dots. to Gd• To cone ey aif tulfilled, would very far from conduce to the manded more money of two ladies than lie was warranted eleth being in demoted for Melia. and other export markets. Lang lame as ark"' Glasgow, Dour, Is. 3a.; lard, To To Gailatnia, 50c. to 73c per happiness sad true welfare of your daughter, and such I; i n chnming_, expressed to the ladies his readiness to cloths and T clothe are in goad request. and pries are Midvale* Sournsgrrog, July 18.-The Wheat trade was firm root• trust eke will always enjoy. I give evidence before a magistrate if they were disposed to rather than otherwise , Ebe_elaf.• magaet.guulaues, unsealed • to- to-day, with& mackstate supply. Barley in small demand for grind. " I have to remain your obedient s: event, apply for satisfaction. The conductor, to very ugly lan- ra:Y u a nn 7.."=„ntn rsiso n .M . '„ h ~. ' to Wee log. Wane • Weedy gale. Oats rather rawer. In prices there Is no WEST INDIAN MARKETS. s• A. F. F. BoaatiltT. raw, desired the gentleman to mind his own business, and alteration to note from the quotations of 1:1 week. (Prom De Canteen's Mereentik Intelligesseer.) " Mr. 11. T. Johnston, Royal Hotel, Hull." was very properly made to answer for his insolence before LINEN.-BILLFAST, Jute 18.-It is with much pleasure WARMINSTER, July 19.-During the week the weather hale bees veer unstated, and rather cold, andto-day a heavy KINGSTON, JAMAICA, JUNE 26. The defend:art not having been aide to obtain from the the Lord Mayor , who fined him 10s. and costs, and endorsed we are able to report considerable Inipruvemeat in the state cf the =laths lnkaenee of which the trade was very g The rain f re csl i i' ll plaintiff the recantation lie sought, went over to Hull on the the penalty upon the back of the licence, which had already linen trade:elects our last weekly notice yams have been In goad de- Business has been more than usually inactive during the Ist el June, fur the purpose of having an interview with been marked with two sessions penalties, although the fellow mead, and the cloth markets have been beak beyond expectation, be al great lienetit to the Turnips and other green crops. The supply past fortnight, while prices have not by any means been well of Wiseman our market to day was Phort, and, there being a good at. supported. The unexpected and heavy receipts of both dry her; and on going up stun into the MID where she wa• had been but a few months engaged in the business. with, In some came a moderate advance in price". In yam stocks toadies:woe buyers, sales were readily effected at last week's 'ekes. and pickled fish have again caused a decline in the prices of lying on the sofa, on seeing him she fainted ; a glass of CLERKEN WELL. re largely bowed; in ego h they are extremely low , tad, as a better la 'foal " bass sesfeallf a "le to report, sad Priem the those articles, and lessened the demand which, under the kellatvzsita =One II moors lIDd manufacturer', a still won lively rawe. Th e same more will epa l y to vote The little doing ~,a,„ water was brameht , and the defendant cneleavourel to re- pretty generally expactol. A aster and more direct business' store her. Ile then motioned to her mother to leave the A female, named Bsrrynusti, was charged with creating leads is Wetly to he ewe with American jobber., many of whom are pre! waist • decline of Is. per qr. Other articke mann a. WINCHEaTER, July 19.-An average attendance to-driT, room, which she did, but retu:ned short!) , aft( rwards at the • disturbance and threatening the lite of Miss Annie (erring to buy bete, unler the anaemia' that good" can he bed a very . fair extent. The trade now purchase cautiously, desire of her husaand. OA entering the room again her Fowler , a lady altout 30 ycars old, who resides in King- mach cheaper thee by emoignmenta. Mtn; gat th se gentlemen, sad • • seloonable supply of Wheat, and the beet samples were read y being impressed with the idea that supplies may be still further increased, whilst the presence of a . large quantity of daughter was partially recovered, and she left them again street, Camden - town . who came over to vbit the Great Elhibilinn, an purchasing liana taken by the mein, prima having en upward tendency; inferior was alone tagetheT ; but what transpired when 80, were left The unfortunate defendant ' s appearance wax miserable Wetly OG thei 'own .ecowit•-Ba.” , r of Van'. • slow sale, hut, neeerthelest, former quotations were fully wain- Newfoundland cod has had the further effect of depressing mined. In Barley semeely anything doing, elooting a few parcels the value of Halifax. alone the jury caul(' not be told, but the defendant went and sottish in the extreme ; her ham was hanging loosely HARDWARE, BIRMINGHAM , JCLY 19.-Trade here br grinding purpotesorkaoh changed hands at late rates . Oats, Beam, Breadstuff * have likewise receded in value, the heavy down stairs, left the house, and was seen no more. When about her shoulders, and in part concealed her ouce hand continue. tolerably steady ; in some branches there has been a slight hai r sad beeda excited little atactca • cad P ct. " unalt(Ted ' stock of old flour at market having injured the demand for 31r,. Johnston returned to the roam she found the plaintiff I some face and form. decline, but the re,ctiaa la qu.te of • partial character, sod le cam WISBECII, July 19.-The supply of Wheat at this day's late receipts. weepier, and a rime, which the defendant had given her, ; The complainant said that about nine in the morning the . fined to deeriptionsot our manufactures comparatively entail's runt market is moderate; of other run scarcely any showing. lane Feemen.-Toanage has terome rather more plentiful during the pee from Ito r finger ; and, on asking about it, the plaintiff defendant came to her lodgings, she being at the time Inn . in their character. The regime -makers., tubsanakere, lamp sad fftsbahrished Wheat meets with buyers at last week's prices, whine last two weeks. rep!' •d "It is brain "or " The affair is broken." I belated, and, because she refused to give her money, she chat duller mantlfaeteren, alga-tool maker., sword cadent, aettro- the eta:a and interior samples must be calk(' Is. per qr. cheaper. hats Evatssoas.-On London: Colonial flank, 90 days, I per cent. die. amid other leading trade', are all well off for orders, and the and Beans gune as dear AS lAA week. Wheat, white, aCe. to 425.; enunt ; tat days, e ger cent. discount ; 30 dope, par. .4111.11C1 think, Whether "' he had succeeded in getting her to release him l culled witness by the most vile names, and threatened her eletera, men a ri re fully emer. rather jell y :Wry p tr b a l t d is . . la;t so ere, extrzta . p i . 3 .Lcg. e r l est . v; It . pe to r el gr e : , extra, 42.. Oate, iltL tot lid. SO dsyl, 1 per cent. discount ; 6 i day., 1 per oew. diecount; 30 daps from his (mp. ment the jury could not know, or whether I life. This was not the first time she . had been subjected to en saw she bad returned the ring as worthless, which once she had such outrageous conduct ; and, fearing the accused would to the gradual and now almost complete ecaeatian in the wear w 1 per cent. discount. On New York : Drawn Mils are rather freely OIICESTEIt, July 19.-We have had some fine rain, effered at par for CO clays, but there are not any purchaacre. valued beyond till price. But even if that were so, the law du her some serious injury, abe hoped the bench would of such fables as gold seal., the ornamenting of whtch tamerlyem ,. which being much wanted will do me-t good; still It caused the KINGSTON, Jt'NE 29. would not consider a release obtained in such a manner afford her protection. PloYrd a large nmnter of °WM persons; the " cat "cart to re-. "' farmers to-aay to ho'd far prices with which buyers would not cow. Via New York we have dates to June 29. Freights had binding upon the person giving it; anal a similar case had Mr. Cumbe inquired the cause of all this ? traduce the mosey gilt buttons hat also, so far as peewee appearances „, ply , and rows qnently very little Wheat etangal hands. On Mirky become rather more plentiful. la tobacco , Cavetuluh was abundant been tried in that eery court, in which the learned judge Defendant (in a state of great excitement)-She is living fnakat.ta, ta the med out • failure; this W ight .m .- teriallY •lal teParaea.'T the turn was in favour et the ,ere . It re CORI. In Oats at former and in small inquiry. Leaf was worth 0l to MI pee tot, lb. I who presided laid down the law to that elf et, and his with my husband, Dr. Berryman, who is a clergyman of just referred to. as exceptive there ii, Mt. of prime. Beans and Pe r nominally unaltered in value. lIAVANNAII, JULY 2. which to cetenalsin; the lame trade is rather brisk than otberwbe, opinion was afterwards up h e ld by the ittiorflOr courts at the church of England. aid the foreign orders are larger than is mud at this 'WWII'S a toe Youg, July 19.-We have only a small show of Wheat ReGARS.-Browns and whites, through all shades and Westadiaster. It was under th,se eircamstanm a that tho Mr. Combs-ls that so? year. With South America especially our trade is Macao at to-dae's market, which hoe met • tau tale at about the rates of last grades, run from 2;c. to Cie., making • large de iliac from the cure t ry would have to say what damages they would award Complainant-Oh, no, sir. I wish I bad never seen her ing ; large quantities of our goods are sent in that quieter, meta No alteraflon in other articles . Wheat, white, per imp. qr ., mencetnent of tee sea en . ceturuchea, 21e. to 2ic. j fo u r - th injury which the plaintiff had tuctaaned. husband. and some of the mat enterpramg of cur merchants are ea. 4Ge. to 4Se.; red, 4.0. to 44e. Malt, Ole. to acs. Oats • per stone Carrot.-Of no quality, from 81 dole to se d. Le their coon...atom and caltivatieg by every pos. of tube., 104 d. to lid. Flour, per ant, of 281 ab., Ms. to 3W. DUBLIN, JULY 18.-Althongh we have had for SOMe EICHANCItaI.-b.ndin, bi per cent. ?rem.; Pmts. 41 to 5 per cent. The karned Sunset tilt n coiled the mother of the plaintiff; Mr. Combs-What do you know of him ? 1 for (initi'll bible means that fine market for latish =ammeter. r cloys rather unlevourable weather in this quarter, our market ' rte. New York , Button, regadelahia, Baltimore, GI to :per mat. Ann Julauebin, who, after detailing the introductory facts Complainant said that two years ago she advertise( The exhibition bar toed the erect of bringing large Lumbers of Loal ,er ay our was us e t a q tr u e u me w i t y . dull fo wbi rtriencri wi.a p t, tions :2, o . l 6 a a rtin, to end w e d onu t, e ..,.. • Now terlems, cuert sight, Si to 6 percent die. given 'hove, teal . On the Tuesday atter thereturned home a situation, and being answered by Dr. --feerrygoan, who foreigners into this district; in acme inetaixes tb,ae have manifestedFamonea.-Cowes and iniaket North Via, 21. 1t,,. to 21. I 2s. Csl. To my daualiter audCapt. Bollithey were alone together, and then then kept a large scholastic establishment in Buckingham- • aisposition to make rather too tree 'nth the courtesies extended to Daltic, same. To port in Great Britain, 21. 7P. id. to 21. l'e. Toone my daughter told me sin.' .11illg, and after that he behaved shire, she consulted her attorney, who catered into a nego- strangem, by manifesting a aryl'g curial:to th e 'octets of dd. Le. 6d. to 13e. 6eL ; second Mate, 12a. ed. to lee per cwt.; ballot ditto 21e. 6d. to his. 6.1. ; oat., 12.. to li,. Id . per barrel; oOt.meal, port la the Mediterranean, to Tricia., 21. lee. to 2f. late To the with grialeattention homy daughter and to me. Ile talk.el often elation with the doctor, whose affairs being embarrawed fer y t . nt . tatanti t f o lc o tortea n . tiei l , he effect th isrnan,United State", box sugars, la dots. a h t " all. Tht = na l, how-A small shipment of potatoes, per barque Helen Maria, from New ta ii• a and spoke of their being married, as he should go to she consented, by the recommendation of her professional Pr ever, be aselul; P :nd the large and reeved:able clues of sleitore who cant, Its " ta 28 ' • Ca' per " I IXx " Oricata, in good order, brought quick, 5 do:alter barrel. titter pro em:oho, which h,.: liked very much, and where he coulel live adviser, to advance 2007. to him, and entered into his ler _ , Cad Ito it difficulties ine rood in the way of obtaining acceesao some CORK, July 18.-Nothing can be finer or more favour- duce would be good to wee exchange. ette,,oe, a nd should exchange into a regiment hi that coon- vice as manager of his household. The rev. doctor ' s affairs of our must inferes , ing workshops are aortae/a fee that impediment able than the weather. The aspect of the country Is 'met faxuriant, try. About that time my daualite r heol a ring, and On the becoming more involved, he was obliged eventually to to the adventurous ease who have sought to abuse the privilege, and ail the growing crops continue to present the most promiang and Thursday before ho west to Berwick, which was the begin. break up his establishment, and became an inmate of - flourishing appearance. As regard. the potato crop we do toil hear ninq of gay, 800, the plaintiff airl defendant were sitting on hi s prison, when his maintenance, and that CORN.-ANDOTER, July 19. Rather a thin attendance Ilia , t ,, tb rne e i tee w atte hic r , s i tt e e re al m ing ii . be • f r tin , t d. .l a ase v a , se bu e t att: to ! ti ll:t a t g b e e etc ,,, n e t that at yet the genet al crop boa eustained but little Injury. ' The . fine DAILY WEATII ER TABLE. ...r. anther, am' the defiatehint hail hold of lit r hand, and of his unfortunate children, six in number, in part devolved and the supply of Wheat short. The trade wietolerably active, oat wmther, combined with the advice.. from the Enathe market., has turning the ring round said, '• 'this ring will have to be re- upon her, and aulnequently to his release from that place br.ng readily effected at last week's quotations and a few selectolMoNoAT, JULY 11, 1851. placed by a plain gold ,ore." lie left for Berwick, and 1 she had kept and *la:Berea the children for four months without an yoa n j,Z i s ion tr n i f lh p n if she ' ' Udn ' tin g ' Flour and Malt a dull ado without prernmed great inactivity in the trade, toil but lath. bathos in eon. The State of tho Weather at each of the fill inwinh places at did n,t ace him 14{/.1111 VOW Saturday. the latof June. In the at one time, and frequently relieved him and them withßaxley sold slowly change In value. Mreltaeds other arti c les of goon very little bra'- sesuehee has teeu transacted in • any article of grain. The supple, Nine o'clock on Saturday morning. The stations are interim a correapandeuee had been going on. My d welder's money. nese transacted, and prices were nominally unaltered. Ira. abroad daring th e week Olive been tuaderate. Theta nt home arranged in order of latitude. health &dined atter receiving a letter from the defendant The eh fk ndant angrily protested again that complainant grain eeneida of Oats only, of which we hero levelled 434 barrel". BATH, July 19.-Our market was dull, without any alter- Primo are uaaltered. Is foreign Wheat scarce soy business bar been Nooe of nom Course of et_wagth oe 1 Sias of Weaker. un dun d e e , n w o h ne ilo a tte n t h c e n i d d e ec nc iw y l o p f riee 6d. s pe is r dec bano lded:y an d d ow e r f.n ard at . tb O t f c i e h d aLs . net time I4th of :Slay. tin the lot of June defendant came harboured her husband, and cohabited with him as his stun in pekes. Wind. Wind. Dill from Berwiek, and arrived about a quarter past twelve wife. BEDFORD, July 18.-There FRS no alteration in our mar. - - o'clock. I met him in the poseage, and he said, " Where is Complainant indignantly denied the assertion. All she don it would be ditfleult to offeet sales, the large arrival* in London PLT1V15ZT5............... B.E. Ilan! Wind I Ruin Let tbis week with the exec . ..a:a:lo( Natteat, watch VAS a trifle Wither. having hail • very &preform effect oa the article. The trade in .not supers Miss Johnston i" 1 replied, •• Upstairs," and he went up to wanted was to be paid that which was owing to her. She Wheat, front 23a to ago . per load. Borley, Yer. to 2ac. s per qr. Fear al exceedirgly dull, and it is initewsitaa to e ff ect alas except (karma S.W. Gentle lateen Overdid her. My daughter was it ingot the sofa, my younger dangle. had never ',serum a farthing from Dr. Berryman, =ld was Oats, alms to 25e. Beans. Iffe. to 225. per load. Peas, Wale 225. ed. wheat the immonote wants of the haters compel them to become butouron S.W. , Cloudy ter la ing by her aide. As soon as my daughter save him she a considerable loser. Bettwlelt, July 19.-We had a good attendance at to- pa:chafers. The loudness patting in Indian Corn is very restricted, Ilartaiaa S.W. Gentle Breeze nut:ally Cloudy S.W. Gentle erten. ' Parlialiy Cloudy (tint, d sway. The defendant inked my daughter Maria to Mr. Combo observed, that it certainly bad a very lus - dray's maltket, Fttil a fair ruaply of Wheat and Oats °tiering. This and, though there le nu actual decant In the article, yet, if puree.. Inerirms; roe *ere came forward, lower erices would, we believe, be submitted to. POLCINIVNI .. ' Strung Erten Olt ream fetch a gals. of water, which was brought. Maria then left chtut aptaarance fur her to contribute to the support of t h e demand was dull, at tower rates but the quantity held by merchants S.W. 'G. • tlt Bret.. Cesudlees the room, but I remained. The deft mien, motioned his doctor ar.d his family, especially after he hail obtained so and termer , Ming mu ch less than !armor year", wo do not expect prices will gamma o we',. WATERFORD . July 19.-Our market has continued quito IS sea "' 1,,,„0 t,,, no e o, i t e t ve th e room , and 1 aid t o . I saw ml a,,,,_ much apincy from her ill addition to pay for her services. S. Gentle Breen Creme devoid of maration nice this sratinight. Purchtwera base moan "aan c •aa° 1• .•••••• IILANDFORD, July W.-At our market this mooting we little disposition to add to their eteche, and had mks. Seen vessel hand, and he seem, .1 angry at my leaving the rause. I then Was she certain he was a doctor of divinity ? Cilliti.NWILIi ..... returned, and my daughter was partially recovered. I think Complainant replied that she had done to purely from bad a ma/crate maw w as eat the trade was rather then maul a holders w. laid certainly have Men of whichmit to very low . t i `;',..; c oo a t o .' ---"-- R.W. Gentle &ter° Overcast pram. Wheat : The few Is of Irab clam hands ' S.W. Flno she had scarcely n covered her senses. I tried to compon motives of comptussion, and was convinced he was in holy g °°4 d" of Laatne° transacted laa quotidian , being well "s -tained. Not sufficient doing in Barici to note welter:air in prices. re ,ased. the curreucy u: tiatu Parce relay last, mil foreign, of goo g ! d 1 quality, ~,C aXXX" X itia S.W. line her, and Captain Bouebey said, "I thought Miss Johnston orders. LCII62IIIR ....... N.W. Gentle green Part ally Cloudy Oats were without change in val., and ell other epring corn told fully turperuel precious ran,. Sroundaty runs met with little Amu- - would have been able to talk, but she cannot say a w a rd.- Defendant `'mournfully ) -I thank you for treating my neon much the name terms 3i list week, though the inquiries were non. hi Barley we hove nut heard al say traisactiara. o a ts still e r . eta., °• 1 said, o Oh, t..„ l ,t e i g , itoughey, I never expected this." Ile children with kintluess, certainly ; but why keep and coo- very limited. Malt awl Four a dull sale, buyers purchasing only to ewe to hand very Tangle, but owing to the limited dorcand ex- 1 1 , -- ro a oo • -- •••••• ..... -8 . • E • Vine then said, t• I want to speak to Annie, but I will not nay teal my huaband fermi me ? the extent of immediate wante , periencel for them pr cot have given way 3.1. per Want on black and g innn , nnAn S.W. Cloudy what I want to say while you are here." I then kft them, Complainant said she did not, adding, he has often, out of BoseoN, July 19.-We have hail scarcely any grain offer. Oil, per barrel on white. ta b oo Corn : There has bee li • tolerably and relented in about ten tniontes, the bell being rung. fair tale tor all deecriptioas at a ecaeue of ad. per should charity, given me money to sen d you, when y ou know you ins to.das, :ad the trade in Wheat has been dull, at alma Wodues- ani ,... ti .., ... 4 ,,,, t , ~ , c , „,.. , , .Pateammovou S.W. Gentle Bente Partially Cloudy barrel. a Teammate ...... . S.E. Gentle emu, Clcualets She was still on the solo. The defendant said, "N o w had roc laim upon him, you having left his home with one day's rave, titeet rots making Vs. or al eta, end taw white 435. ewe 465. rat a reduttloa is look. fur at pees seat. Flour unaltered in value. The weather thie molt had not Men r axaw ,.~,,,a c e i of his pupil., whom you had seduced. (Sensation.) at all so favourable for the crape is could be desired. On bunday and ---- Mee. Johnstati, I must he it, partite! , nay tune is up."CAMBRIDGE, July 19.-The value of everything was inn - B. Fume then call, ,I my Itu•lnind, rind he and OR captain went into Mr. Comle-la that a fact ? changed its vice from last wee , -saPPO good . Wucats red, Oa to Muniaiyaer tool a strong g .le of wind, aconaganled by heave nun • DARDS medial r Dien. M) duo lan r continued on the sofa. Ile Defendant (hanging down her head)-Yes. I own it is 42..; white, ates beals, tots to so , Peas. 3 0 . 1 . to 31 *. Oates 7 ae. since then the temperature hue been gentraily low and the nights s r E...131.011A1l S.W. Fine to 24.s.Lrecom N. Fine came out and passed the room where I and my daughter too troe•fruity. Import.' this week: Indian Corn, 1,313 qrs. Laporte Ibis ci ;,", r ,.. ... Fine Imre. She railed him, •• • Architial, Archital," as he 1 . sell. Mr. tea (' surely you have not moth reason to CANTERBURY, July 19.-We had a fair supply of Wheat, week . Whoa., Jai barrels; Oats, 1,245; Haar, 1,b21.1 rucks ; ALA- m .,... W, and markets rates, better. Wheat, white, 3.1. to , i . t t... b rown aw, meal, 20 cwt. tine Be Wailed last never *puke, left the home, and I never yaw find (Jolt What business have you to go and annoy this Cute, to 425. Barley, 2. s. Mato, lat. him axon . I remained with toy daughter, and she hit Caine Young %oaten ? KIRKCALDY, July 19.-During the early part of this HOLINSAD Brat c ..inpueed. I took her hand, and I saw lila the ring She said it was in consequence of a letter from one of her CeitleeLE, July 19.-The supply of Wheat, Barley, and w . ee . ktbe . w . eadur connuued backward and an a emia, few the *war; FiIiSTER . Oates was limited dm mornina, and wm taken off readnyat the prices Waal, a has become mama wish some plightahowers, w bleb will embalm. it.W, Cl. otity was cane nuher Muter. I notice ill it, and my &eight( r aons. lawn below. Wheat, 'thee am& new, 18s. to las. • red, new aid pease advaatageoas to the crops.. At eur Liman motet% this week, Lin:atom B.e. Gent:oBmm Moly „,..,,,I . -i t is beaten, " or a The affair is Itraken." My Mr. Combe asked the age of the defendant's eldest child ? oat. 17P. to IS.. Barley, new and old, I Is. to ill. Oats, potato, 91. the supply at Wheat altering was ettil lower that w et Mere had accasice Idexcuarrm. N.W. Flat f daughter. after this, ware v e rs . ill indeed, and a medeal man Comidainant "id it was oearlY 20 . to aa. ; common, as. to W.-Carlisle Journal. SO froquently to report of late, while that of Oats more 'Mend; Hell. aW. Fine w... rail"' ill, mud be attembal her until she went to Waive, Mr. Comb* remarked that it was a most lamentable and week. ad the latter, though Lal firstly , I et [ bluely; ' L the fanner was quickie taken of tat rather more money than last NORDASION Cotclitstoa July 19.-We have an increased supply of wh. re she was co yen or eight wielst, end returned in the Profligate ease. Ilere was • woman-a wife of mom thanC. [Wits 1.. at Kees arms N.B. Fine Wheat at t hi s mar ' ket, *aka t • Mill ode,. at bareiy lot ea eka rather io favour at the buyer.. No Caere;, or Beans and Peas utter- Toss ...............- S.W. tine wearers. .et the present time the it wry ill. ahe defeatism 20 year+ and the mother of a numerous ofTspring-ilesertiug pete_ s . Barley so t pe w were ° ry a ,' in wa y limited quantitio, at ing ; they seem to be entaelv out of farm• es. kande. Here, ta. dy. DARLDI4IOII W. Cantle Bret Lai Partially (goody kept bunt. VI. them and a home with a lad who had been placed ruder late prices. A fair quantity of Beans on sate, at Is. per gr. cheats , . ow smiles were ta-r of \Fit at rata mall of Barley and Oats, which SA or Mr. et eareant Wilains, after cross -eir.niulag witnesses her care to act a mother's put. And whit was the come- GLocerayreal, July 19.--At our market, this day, Eng- meta ready sale at fill last s rates Is. per gr. above week's lee Wheat Werrevavar witheat cheating anything of iuiportance, addressed the WWI of her profligacy ? Why, her present appearance Ohio Wheat was held with much ammo, owing to a lOW a Orion, end Oats. Baxley naslnWy same so lout week. Newcasm.x jury on behalf of the clefendant, and mid that a OF, MOTO illOWCal ton Measly a twat just retribution. tare, accomparned by rain. and the few rtes maths were the turn in Bcerroex Woturid at all cirmstnstante and incident, rush es ought to The landlord of the comgaiiinant ono ntioned that he had LaMar 01 seller.. For foreign, there wssrathy more Inquiry, w lacti Dr/11 , i TiVir ji, lc .......... , ..C.-.-.,EIIroATE .IND LEADENHALL, JULY 0 8 ',.„,„.. "C ,: 1i.......e1bal Math the ~r oared fee liw e r , a ma a ...6 m , m bia, nes. r sera the slightest impropricty on the part of Miss r i g4l46 in 4 liaitt4 I na' inee 's at last w ee" Vice.' Bones, 14 ' cis. " 17.-learaw, 2e. to 3.e. ; tante rabbits, Is gd. to L. Pet.; poreone. So. to ii,, ----- ,,..~A - . .....1 t.r..,4.1.... • rah . ,.... bro..* of the ..ak /althea Jule Ir a- .i. . a.. -...-... -.-A. . ,___ ......_ • ..,.. i... .--..- -• ...-1- . ----- W. Very fine far from gondol:lag to your daughter's happlares. As regasils any - .intponentent, 1 really think it beset with many difficulties. I have no prospect whatever beyond , my premien Scans, mid would it not on lay part be most unjust, if not cruel, to ask c.r offer the fulhiment of an en easement which would nasessarily be delayed to an incl.- finite period, without ev.n the shadow of belt r prospects'? I After the foregoing espianation I trust you will allow me the favour of as Interview with your daughter, at which I am desirous of affording her every explanation. If you should not deem it roger to grant me that gratification, I shall be ready at any place or time which you may appoint for an interview (car pt on Friday week), to give you my reasons fee having eerie to this (Trachoma and which I am sure you will agree with me in, that the request your unto conveys, if tu,fded, would very far from conduce to the happiness sad true welfare of your daughter, and such I trust she will always enjoy. ss I have to remain your obedient e remit, " A. F. F. Bocctitc. " Mr. H. T. Johnston, Royal Hotel, Hull." The defend:nit not having been able to obtain from the plaintiff the reeance ion he sought, went over to Hull on the Ist el June, fur the purpose of havin g an interview with her; and on going up stun into the room where she was lying us the sale, on seeing him she faintest; a glut of water was brought, and the defendant endeavoured to re store her. Ile then motioned to her mother to leave the room, which she did, but rctu:ned shortly , afterwards at the desire of her hushentl. Oa entering the room again her daughter was partially recovered, and she left them again alone, together; but what transpired when they were left alone the jury could not be told, but the defendant went down stairs, left the house, and was seen no more. When Mrs. Johnston returned to the room she found the plaintiff wrepinc, mid a ring, which the defendant had given her k I gone from her finger ; and, on asking about it, the plaintiff replied, "It is broken, " or " The affair is broken." Whether he hail succeeded in getting her to release him from his (mpg , meat the jury could not know, or whetter she had returned the ring as worthless, which once she had valued beyond all price. But even if that were so, the law would not consider a release obtained in ouch a manner binding up on the person giving it ; and a similar ea s e had been treed in that very court, in which the leemed judge who presided laid down the law to that diet, and his opinion was afterwards upheld by the superior courts at Westminster. It was under th..se cirearastanees that the jury would have to say what damages t h ey would award fur the injury which the plaintiff had sustained. The learned VOWS. I the n cailed the mother of the plaintiff, Ann Jultheton,. who, after detailing the introductory facts given above, saute tin the Tuesday atter shereturned home my dam ; h ter and Capt.Boughey were alone torrdlier, and then my daughter told mes ses hing , and after that he lochaved with great:attention toms daughter and to me. Ile talked often h..., and spoke of their being married, as he should go to Canada, which le: liked very mush, and where he could lieu cheaply, and should exchange into a regiment in that coun try. Mount that time my daughter hail a ring, and sin the Thursday before he went to Berwick, which was the begin ning of May, POO, the tolsintitrawl defendant were sitting on a sofa barether, amt the defendant had hold of 114 r hand, and turning the ring round said, "'lbis ring will hate to Ix• re placed by a p i ma gold enc." lle left for Iferwick, and I did not was his swain meal Saturday, the lstof June. In the interim n corresponeleuee. had been going on. My el molder's health declined alter receiving a letter from the defendant sin the 1 etfi of May. On the Ist of June defendant Clime not' I' from Beranek, and arrived about n quarter past twelve o'clock. 1 nut him in the pareage, end he said, " Where is Miss Johnston t" 1 replied, " Updaine," and he went up to her. My daughter was lying on the sofa, my younger daugh ter Is ing by her side. As soon as my daughter saw him she faint, el away. The defenotent asked my daughter Maria to fetch a gime of water, which was brought. Maria then left the room, but I remained. The defendant motioned his t uai l tor me to leave the room, and I did so. I saw my has- I band, and he seem, d angry at my leaving (lie room. I then returned, and my daughter was partially recovered. I think she had scarcely recovered her senses. I tried to compose her, and Captain Doughty said, "I thought Miss Johnston would have been able to talk, hut she eennot say a word." I said, " Oh, Captain lOnigliey, I never expected this." lie then said, " I want to smak to Annie, but I will not say' what I want to say while you arc here." I then left them, and returned in alsout ten minutes, the be:l being rung. She was still on the seta. The defendant said, "Yow l Mm. Johnston, I must he eh partioig, niy tune is up." then calla my liushanit, and he and tin captain went into numb. r ns,m, M) 1101WrIlli r continued on the sofa. Ile eaten , out and passed the nom when , I mill my daughter were. She called him, •• Archital, Anhatal," as he passed. He hailed but never spoke, left the house, and I never saw him again. I nmained with goy daughter, and she hi Cllllll2 snore c suipmed. I took her hand. and I MSS lila the ring was coase trues her finger. I hobo .1 it, and toy daughter eael, •• It is broken," or " The atiiiir is broken." My dauaht, r„ after thik, was very ill indeed, sod a medical mgn w a s mind in, awl be attended her until she went to Wales, wh. re she was seven or eight weeks, and returned in the autumn. At the present time she is eery ill. 'the defendant kept bunt. TS. Mr. te- r o reant after cross-examining witnesses without eliciting anything of importance, addressed the jery laa halal( of the defendant, and said that a one more devoid of all cireumstancv and incident, fowls as ought to hats' called With the ismer:el kiting and emotion which ho I. 4111 , 111 frig:ad who bad addrewed them for the plain tiff hail evinced, bad widows met with, and that if thy would strip the ease of the ingenuity which had been tat-genii it, thi y would he of opinion that such which had be, a t, r o ue! eumung and trick on the part of the ile t. tal ent would redound much to his credit; Wall if the verdict which tiny 41141111 priIISLIIIIIttI were. a verdict of fl Will ad of that spuriousness of feeling and aentinnut which was disgrace fed alike to judge and jury, they wouhl limo that the rase amounted to very little. Stripped of its me Indranantic calentriim, what was the ease ? A young lady, nineties years of a 4,, was left for the first limo in her lite with the dekudaut, who was twenty-nine years of age. A propewal of marriagi was WA& to hr Ill'lt day, and U4l the bleisid.ey we. k follow mine this gentle man left, there being a courtship of ten days, and except on the interview of tie let of June, he never saw her again. And yet this was a ease in which they wen: culled tweet to give exemplary damages, in w, action which never weals! have been brought but fur the neeessitie •of the father of the lady. But in jus tice to the &bantam, lie would tale heave to say, when his brained ins ml spoke of the character and beauty of the plation f l, that he taught not, an the defendant's advocate, do anything wbie Is R 1.4114 a 1,1Sil• his olispleaeure so much as to say anything .k r. to the charaetet and conduct of the young lady. The deb natant war a gentleman of ancient family —his duty, a captain in the army ; and although he kept two hunter*, all the world were aware how prone o cer. is the army were to spend lailim-crown out of MI. a day ; that was, t'.i good ground fur supposing that the el. lesidelit was capable at paying heavy damages. Andalthough sit an ancient Lamle. now aulaye magma families were not always the moot wealthy. To that family the deknehent hail most probably communicated lois inten tion, and was it nut wise in them to urge to hint their prose peels : Wu., it not wise in the defendant. when removed (roue th, influence of the plaintiff's attractions, to listen to the advice . of hi. friends, and endeavour to withdraw . from the engagement he had entered into in the manner mot hone,urable to himself. The conduct of the s parents had showed that they were too ready to encourage the defendant's attentions to their daugh ter. What would have Ikea the pliiintitra position had the aerell4.int married Tier? When a man married into a family Is math his own hi , wile was too UM was marred. Lose in u cottage, combined with rustily, WAS nut such en agnieulile life us young Wins in general seem to imagine. The defendant would hang had to have sold out, and the money would soon have hetu spent, and madams on all sides would have been the result. 'nett ad ut acting with barbarity, the conduct of the defendant showed that be had eacriti4ed kis owes feel ing, out 4.t a s 'nee of justice to tier, and the eireumetancei attending the last meeting sufficiently showed an intention on the plaintiffs hurt to menu., the contract ; but it they, the jute. should he of a contrary opinion. he (the learned e.grjeant) implored them to take a reasonable view of the CAM' ill estimating the 11.11113g1S they would give; and it was the earnest wish of the defendant that the plaintiff might engage hereafter in some more suitable match, In which she might tind that happiness, that conteutment, and that persmuil conilert wluedi could not have resulted - ssoinial alliance with him. Mr. Combs asked the age of the defendant's eldest child ? Complainant said it was nearly 20. Mr. Comb* remarked that it was a most lam °table and pruflipte case. Here was a woman—a wife of more than 20 years and the mother of a numerous offspring—deserting them and a home with a lad who had been placi-d nude r her care to act a mother's part. And what was the come queue' of her profligacy ? Why, her present appearance showed tun plainly a most just ntributiun. The landlord of the complainant mentioned that he had nes, r seen the slightest impropriety on the part of Miss Fowler. Ile had certainly seen the res. gentleman come after her, but denied that he lined with her. )(r. eneuhe ordered the defendant to find bail, in default of which she was sent to prison. The Aft r,tehed woman has been for &considerable period a wiunle rer about the streets. CAN TERBURY, July 19.—We had a fair supply of Wheat, sad markets railer better. Whist, whits, 3.1. to 4 1 5.; brown, 365.. to 425. Barley, :is. Otte, lbs. ClittLltiLE, July 19.—The supply of Wheat, Barley, and Oats was limited this nierninz, and was taken arcalityat thv prima Oven below. Wheat, stile tad new, lbs. to las. ; rid, new :Ad 17e. to tee. Barley, new and old, Its. to its. Oats, potato, be. to It a. ; common, Oa. to W.—Carlisle Journal. Coteittsten ' July 19.—We hare an increased supply of Wheat at this mar ket, *Lich met a dull gale, at barely last u. et's , prre..s. Barley and Peas were offered in very limited quantilt at ' late prices. A fair quantity of Beans on sale, at Ia per qr. cheaper. GLOVA ESTER, July 19.—At our market, this day, Bog- glivh Wheat was held with much newness, owing to a low tt mtwr ttere, accompanied by rain, and the few mbet malt were the turn in favour of oelier•. Fur foreign, there war rather more Inquiry, w Lick result. din a limited business, at last week's prices. limey ' 14,41.4, sad Oats wither'. change, imports of the w..ch ending July ie - Wheat foreign, 11,0:0 qrs.; Barley, tit; Oats, Irish, 1,514; Peas, earetwase, 43i. OCILDTOIID, July 19.—There was a large supply of mike thole was dual, buyers being anwilang to ;rea, ..4e assegtea a ruler'.! us, which was nn aeoraltst to except in a tere ••• be • MMus.; 'what. Wheat, 41$. pi 3 0 1..; red, 40s. to 41s. belly, 203 a. to 2M. Oata, 21, toils. Beans, Lis. to 31s. niktIFORD, July 19.—We had a very small attendance, at two market tadty, although the change t. ram must prevent the tamtuauaLcv of harvest operations with the hay. The farmers do net • touch press the sale of la heat, ;were: ring to wait the result of a few seethe to see tow the weather flop atfat prime. Them were trill , r ' less than the usual number of buyers, bath ul mtliers and tivalers, teat only purchased for their immediate wants. In meant corn nothing ad any importance woo transacted, at about the prices current for Ohms dew weeks. Wheat, per bas4el, 24.4 d. ad. Barley, 32.64. to Sae& Ode, tu lb& to au beans, Is. to O. 3d. raw., is. MAL to es. ; white tubers, S., to.W. Id Ilnaccono, July 19.—The market to-Jay Was thinly supplied with Wheat; floe sample. rtall,ed rathtr more money, so il we hart no improvermat la the labour sorts. Barley sold at last wee k'a prices. Oats a Cull trade. Peas earl Beans rather Mime. Wheat, from 23e. to Me. per load. Barley, Els. to 2tis. per qr. Oats, to. to 235. Peas, les. to 20e. par load. beans, lite. to 21e. KENDAL, July 19.—At our market this morning we had • =au supply oW f heat, with no variation In once. t/i Unto there was a good supply, with • dull sale, and in some cues fd. per stone decline was submitted to. Wheat, 221.6 d. to 22a. per laid of -0 stone. Oats, laid. to lid. per stone. LANCAUTEII, July 19.—The market today was only MO &rattly rupplie l with Wheat; sale earimutly Vow, at barely late prime. Oatmuti a more train* sad the turn dearer. Wheat, J. to 22e. per 1.00 lb.. Oatmeal, Lys. to FM. per 240 lbs. POULTRY, &C.-.-NEROATE AND LEADENII %IL, JULY I).—tuck., V. to 3m. ; torte rabtute, Is. al. to 1.. 91.; metope, sa. to 0,1.; rlurrey lowb 6s. to 95.; bazt.ltne fowls, Su to 51. per ample; gosller, 6s. to is. kluslaen etrys, 50.61 to 6e.; Innen, e 5.64. to Ss. id. per 1.0. FISII.—BILLINGSGATE, J 1:1.Y 19.—Turbots, 4s. 01. to 95.; brill. Is. 9,1. to 2, rd.; haddock., 64. to Is. ; end 91 , 11, 3s. Oa. to 6d.; Wester% 34. to rs. ltd.; eras , . ed. to rs. Ird.eolt ; role, CAL to Is. Pal. per par; flounders, 94. top.. ed.; smelts, Is. to 2e. per dozen; shitinpr, 3s. Otl. to 70. per 13 ; eels, ed. to 10d. ; salmon, M. to Ir. Od. per lb. yr:ets, common, 4.. to 3e. per bushel; sa..l mackerel, -Id. to 6d. emu. ST. PETERSBURG, JULY 12. Corn.—No fresh transactions reported, and there seems to be no inquiry. elan.-100 tom Classen's let and Slni tow have been taken at 88 and 78 b. ro.; the deficiency in the shipments continues to increase. llemp.—Early In the week 150 tons If.elein • wen Liken at 76 and 78 b. so., and a trine of clean at 020. re.; since then lade ham been doing, and there are sellers at our higher quota- tions. Iltdes.—Tic lest price of tOWn 10-16. lips was 61 oe., 62 co. now demanded. Lmsecd.—Nothing doing; but in cossequence of orders from the Interior, some parcels are held tor higher prices. The estimate of enpply is now 130,000 to 170,000 chetwerts, new ; and 30,000 to 6 ~ 00ir wintering ; In all, 200,000 to 234,MA chetwerta. Tallow.-510 maks Ulraine, on the spot, at 115 b. ro.; and MOO casks common, for August, at 11s b. ro., with 10 down, are the chief tninanctiots; at the:c prices there are now getters. Polashie are very dull ; the last price 72 b. ro.; 70 is of .00 for a considerable parcel ; thie seems a very moderate price. Sue its —1,300 bolas god white llsvannsh have been sold at 21 h. ro., usual terms. Freights are a little tenet.. Freights to Loodon.—For deals, 434.6,1. per et. bd.; hemp, 60s. per ton; linseed, 3s. W. per quarter; 32a. per ton; eats, Is. Od. per quarter. Etchanges.—Loniloo, three months, 38 Lab to 37 13.16 cr a ro; Amsterdam, three mouths, 1871 to 107 per s. ro.; linmhorg, three months, 33 13-16 to 331 per s. ro. ; Paris three months, 353 to 303 per A ro. Luszucn W. 'calm CAlioW N.E. Gentle Breeze elcu.nreart Pews ....„..... Brous ........ YrrEr.voa•Vaii B.W. I Gentle Brame Claire Lerzaz-mr. N.W. r Osetleßrecre LerrAMl N.W. calm from a Lonl-hip then summed up the evidence. 'the jury•. alter a sh..rt found a verdict fur the AM/. MANCIITaTER, JULY 19. — At our market this morning a ry Metes. feeling prevailed, and the few transactions which oc curred in wheat and floar were at rates aomeallat in favour of borers. Oat, met a !low ask at the previous currency ; bat cement evotanuing eery scarce, found purchavers to a moderato extent with out alteratlon in value. 'there is a change in the weather to-day, hen y Tutu having fallen vino, noon. • MARLB0110t:00, July 19.—A moderate supply of Wheat, but quite audition for the demand. The trade, though ml. ratiy eras realised to immediate consumption. L•eet white Wheat sold a little kisher than last week. In grinding Barley a my little busincsa was done. la (late, beans. and Item the transactions were cianthed almost to a retail trade, and we Mac no alteration to notice in the currency of Saturday last. NEWCASTLE-I:PON-TYNE, July 19.—The weather this week has been very uusetticd, baring had rum more or Ira daily shoe Tuesday; the gimps have consequently not advanced • step Mee this day Penmen, in tact they have rather gone hack. owing to a heavy storm which we experienced on Monday, and which Is stated to have dose tallsoitt as much injury to the Wheat as war effected by the storm at the eorrespoirling period Mat year. Potatoes and turnips are also said to ham suffered seriously. It. Made during the present week, without being animated, has maintained a pretty dun toped, but the magnitude of the foreign receipts, combined with peremptory orders being given to mane en ship, have prevented that improve• meat which under one altered prospects might have been amine ted, still, however, bueinise to a tsar extent has occurred, the best Nor folk red Wheats making Ile., extra flu., and ettperim Welgan, Stet ha, and lloletern, 441. 6d. to 43e, td. per qr. rapectively, Danish at the some time meeting attention at it/a. to 114., ac:ord- Ing to quality . of weighed 63 lie. per bushel ; Flour and ether article, committing fulty former rates In again advert tag :o the quantitate of grain and Flour entered fur con. gumption daring the five months ending the Sth June. It would appear there Me been entered of Wheat and Stone In excess of the merespondieg period lout year, 599,912 qrs., and 2,2a4,7n3 ors. Now we .1 bag :have tam one quarter of Wheat or on sack of Flour im ported mote than the necensities of the country require; and if go, • thiseaostant dread et foreign competition !We feel quite convinced ff thee's( Markets open to the insole werld " could be dispelled from the Mind, It would be better for the merchant, better tie the nintr, sal beam toe the farmer; but w long as this reality is allowed M Nib's the t, long will there to want of ostideace in the elithinty 51 At oar market this morning se had an ex tremely short englap of Wheat from the growers, foe which a steady , sale was expenses* at an advance of to. per qoarter, other sorts at the some time ban In Mir request at fully former rates. In Flour we quote little dump. Rye as before. Of Harley we have to report a large arrival from Egypt, which is plug off steadily at 22a. to 23.. . per quarter, weighed Sells., Danish being worth the. to 27e., weighed Mitt , according ts sweetens.. In Malt little stirring sad the same nay be sail of Beans end Peas, the latter comenadmg with diffle eau, ads. per quarter. With WU we sere shorey supplied. and cl descriptions were mote saleable at a trifle more money. The arriras thus •et. k are: Wheat, coastwise, 2649 qrs. btreign, 2,I1o; ltye, :omen, .0/. Barley, coastwise, 217 ; foreign, 6,2t,0. Malt, mot whet, 320. Oata, coastwise, 92. Pam, foreign, Ist. Your, 2,694 sacks. lionwicn, July 19.—Our market this day was thinly at ten.:ed by farmers, who neeertioelem mane • fair otter of Wheat, good fo qtalay, and at prime similar to last week. Miller. were eatatous to ha/ mg, and this In many instance, ducted atiet, but we del rot alter oar quotatiens. The goon ing crop WO.. remarkably well, an , : drain; the ran week showers have (Mktg, but it Ma been partial - , and except to a soatary ease or so the Wheat is not Nolan doom or laid. Flour met a dull sale, Wheelie: prices to loot west, f.0.b., purchasers ordering to wait the emu to! harvest we-ther. The trade in Barley is entirely composed of grinding denriptions; no alteration in pric e s Beene were in entail supply, and prime Oats sane, and realised fall prime. Peas small supply, and no alteration In prices. Oata were in good stmply, sad at same prices. • NOTTINGHAM, July 19.—The weather during this week has omunoed mist tiro/arable toe the posing crops, and we have I had a few showers in the nelibboeshood; eve:labs, the proyeet is said to be good. Ibis has its Met on t-e market, and today, RI- Monet we have had very short supplies% very little seems to change hare's; iGleeJ. stollen can comply but portlally with the demo& of growers suite Flour is kept at its prevent low ; rice. The demand for spreig cora is escceilingly limited , god every ankle nary to said to be unchanged in value. PISTLISBOROGGIt, July 19.—Although our supply of Wheat was small to-ay, primed all dmeriptiars melt be meanderedde. per qr. lowa. No Batty. and but very few our or Beans, and mien nominally as last week, PrrWolialt, July 19.—We have no alteration to note in ' the value of grain of any descri pti on since sass LAW: week's report, the supply at our market todity being equal to the demand, sal the r trade tomewhat glow. PnEcToff, July 19.—We had only a notnitial kind of market at our Corn kachatige tlele sionling, and, from all we can bear, the f amen is that district w.ll have gamely any more produce , to offer for the ri mainder of the macs. We are likewise cleared of drub Wheat, and foreign, in consequence, meets r Mk sale, and we ' quote white American, Ga, 6d.; Baltic, 61. to ft. tied French, de. 2d. to 6a. 4d. per 701 b. Good hassidtaid Moor sells at Ids to then per tit.lbh Oats in limited nquist ; air 4aalitiee , Ir. prim, 11 , 1111AIIV Cloudy Cloudy Far - 7;;Ily Cloudy ElituHer _ Rain rarttally Clawty Vrineipely Clear 31ADI2TD AND VALENCIA RAILWAY.—On Satur day, Mr. Quitter, the official manager of this company's affairs, issued a report to the shareholders, stating that alter a wry protracted negotiation with the directors, he had at length succeeded in obtaining from them a distinct propo sition for a compromise of the company's claims upon them. In consequence of this compromise having been pending for a considerable time put, the Master in Chancery Blunt, before whom it will be remembered this matter was heard, deferred his decision on the subject of the liability of the directors. The terms of the proposed compromise arc as follows:-1st, Mr. Chadwick to pay in cash 3,0001. ; 2nd, to secure by bond 12,0001., payable by instalments of 3,0001. per annum, with interest, in default of payment the whole to become due ; 3rd, to give as collateral security a second mortgage for the said 12,0001. on properties now mortgaged to an assurance company for 32,0001. In default of payment of the instalments coming due on the bond, the official manager to have all the rights of the mortgagor in the property for the whole balance remaining unpaid of said 12,000 r., and inte rest from that time, but not to sell without six months' no tice. 4. Mr. Chadwick to settle with Mr. Beatty for his claim for engineering in Spain. 5. Mr. Chadwick to settle with Mr. ltose for his claim for costs as solicitor to the com pany. 6. All shares, in number 23,600, now in possession of Mr. Rose, to be given up to bo cancelled. 7. Mr. Clinker to have access at all reasonable times to all docu ments in Mr. Rose's possession, relating to the affairs of the company. 8. All proceedings against Mr. Chadwick, and any other of tke directors, to be stayed, and the payments to be made and secured ; to be paid in full satisfaction of all de mands upon them at any time by the official manager. 9. IThe order ageing Mr. Chadwick tbr payment of 25,0001. to be discharged, and the entry of it as a judgment to be re moved from the registry. 11. Mr. Waley to pay 4,0001. in cash to the official manager, to be applied us purposes of winding-up in the same manner as the other assets realised hy the official manager. 12. When the whole ofthe 12,0001, by Mr. Chadwick shall have been paid the mortgage property to be reconveyed to him,idischarged from all incumbrauces created by the second mortgage, and this bond to be de livered up to bins. 13. This arrangement to be put into formal shape, and then to be approved by the master, and confirmed by the Court of Chancery. It not approved and confirmed to be of no effect. 14. The directors to give up all shares which they hold. 15. 1,000/., part of the 4,0001. advanced by Mr. Waley, to be returned to him out of the find moneys to be received from Mr. Chadwick on his secu rities; the remaining 3,0001. being not subject to any pro- Viiioll for its return. 16. In default of the arrangement be ing carried out, the shales handed in by the directors to boo returned, the moneys advanced to be repaid, and all parties remitted to their former position. Mr. Chadwick to satisfy all other claims and demands made, or to be made, upon the company accrued prior to the winding-up. All parties to bear their own costs in the winding-up. Mr. Quilter further reports that the terms of compromise have already received the approval of parties holding 17,840 shares, and that the 3.0001. to be paid by Mr. Chadwick, and the 4,0001. tram Mr. Waley will, with the suns received from the Spanish government, constitute a fund of 21,000/. (sub ject to costs and expenses) available for distribution among the shareholders on the proposed terms of compromise be ing carried out and settled under sanction and order of the court. A meeting is to be held before the Master in Chan cery Blunt, to take the question of compromise into con sideration. SOCIETY OF THE FRIENDS OF ITALY.—Under this title an association has been established in London, having the following objects in view : " By public meetings, lec tures, and the press—and especial.y by affording oppor tunities to the most competent authorities for the publi cation of works on the history of the Italian national movement—to promote a correct appreciation of the Italian question iu this country. To use every available constitu tional means of furthering the cause of Italian national independence in parliament. And generally to aid, in this country, the cause of the independence, and of the political and religious liberty of the Italian people." All persons agreeing with the objects of the society are to be eligible as members, on enrolling their names and paying a small annual subscription. EXTRAORDINARY SLEEPING BERTIL—On Satur day last, at York Castle, John Ward, of Easingwold, farmer's servant, was charged with having been found tres pas.iug on the York and Newcastle Railway, near Easing wold, under the following circumstances. On the 13th ult. he had to pass over the hue with his master's horse, and he was soon afterwards observed laid down between the rails, which place he stated he had selected for a nap, as he felt drowsy. An engine and 16 carriages had pas , :d over him, and he escaped unhurt, this particular engine fortunately having its tire-box =usually high. lie was tined 61. for his wanton olly.-I'orksAire Gazette. THB POLICE COURTS. MANSION HOUSE. A wtii-dri:s4vl elan, of good alai., ss, was brought before the Lord Mayor upon the charge of haring defrauded a tailor of wvvr..l articks of drew. The prisoner was ile senbed in Ow police list as Mum= Ilarrisoi4 Graolue,x. Mr. F. Francis Fos, tailor, of No. 21, Threadutedle• street, said—On the :hid of October, 1849, in consequence of a letter which I received, I called upon the prisoner, at No. I, Janserstrect,yuckinghluu-gate. He stated that be wN. the brother of Mr. Grsatorex. of the tuna ot Lirs attires', Bradbury, and Co., of Ablermanbury, and he gave me an order fur some clothes., with which I supplied him. lie afterwards called in a brougham at my house, and took away some goods with him. I sent in the bill at Christ mas to the house in James-street, but ascertained that the prisoner had gone away. I had given him the elothes upon the trim mutation that he was the brother of the gentleman who is connected with the firm in Aldermanbury. I sub sequently saw Mr. Ikal, who belongs to the house, and he told me that Mr. Greatorex had no brother. Here the triune, gave the particulars of the orders given by the pri s ner, and continued-1 also executed an order from him to procure cloth for cloaks fur his daughters, and made a drab coat for his coachman, I acres saw hint since until he was in custody. The prisoner assured the Lord Mayor the complainant had always treated the question as • matter of debt. The Lord Mayor (to the witness)—Would you have deli vered these gourds to the prisoner if he had not told you hr was the brother of Mr. Ur ea t orex, o f Aldermanbury ? Witness—Certainly not. The prisoner—The complainant is mistaken is raying that I told him that Mr. Grcatorex, of Adderrnantsury, was my brother. I believe I am a distant relation of Mr. Greatores, of Aldermanbury, but I never said I was his brother. I had a brother in the East India Company's service, but be has untortunan ly died, and I told the com plainant so. Did I say that :qr. tircatorcx, of Alderman bury son my brother ? Wiener—You did. The prisoner—Why did you not, then, if I did so, make knik.tr i y of that Mr. Greatores ? Lord Mayor—lle has answered you: gouda. THIS DAY, Noox. Coarse at Wtod. Etrenrth of Wlad. Mt' oftha Weather. Gentle Breese. Clear. The returns from the following places did act reach this office in time for publication on Saturday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Friday morning at nine o'clock. N.W. MARLBOROUGLI-STREET. Mrs. Erertur, a lady of highly-respectable appearance, who keeps a boarding establishment iu Cheapsiele, was charged on suspicion of having improperly obtained a diamond ring from the shop of Mr. Sheppard, jeweller, 63, Brools.stnet. Benjamin Charles, shopinan to Mr. Sheppard, said a lady mute into the shop on Wednesday last, and selected about 1001. worth of jewellery, requesting the bill to be sent to the Burlington Hotel to Mrs. Colonel Hamilton. As soon as she had left, a diamond rine, worth 34/., was missed. 1k suspected that his customer had stolen it, and he pro ceeded to the Burlington Hotel, and was informed that no such person as Mrs. Colonel Hamilton lived there. lle met the weaved on Friday afternoon, in Ilegent-street, and be lieving her to be the person who hail ' , elected the jewellery be gave her into custody. Ile believed the prisoner was the same person, but he would not swear it. Mr. Fisher, who appeared for the accused, was about to prove the mistake., when Mr. Sheppard came forward and said he was present when the Jewellery was selected. The accused was not the person who made the pretended purchase. Ilis shopinan had male. a sad mistake, and he was prepared to make any apology and any r.paration for the inconvenience and trou ble the lady had sustained. Mr. II trdwick immediately discharged the accused, who had a hest of friends in court to prove the error made by the shopman. Ann llie'so; came to this court to receive the money sent by benevolent persons who had seen her hard case in the public papers, and to return thanks for the timely assist ance thus afforded to her mud her child. The owns to be acknowledged are 2/. front F. W. ; U. la. from W. Italie, Esq.; .Is. from J. Richards; is. from G. lhambury ; and 11. trom S. 1). S. The money collected amounted to nearly if., and it was handed over to her. As a further authentt. cation of the case, she bad the following letter, in the Duke of Wellington's own handwriting, in answer to her applkatiou to be permitted to retain her cottage in the park. " Wollner Castle, Oct. 31, IS4O. " F.M. the Duke of Wellington, Ranger of the Parks, has received Mrs. Ana Ilicks's memorial, dated ' Cottage on-the-hill, Oct. 23.' "F. M. the Duke transmitted this memorial to the Woods, where it is eoasidered that Mrs. Hicks never ob tainsd permission front the authority of the ranger or from that mine, to construct the cottage on the ground that she occupies, and that she must be removed. I.M. the Duke of Wellington, lately appointed ranger, having no trace of permission or authority to Mrs. Hicks to build a house or cottage ou the spot ot ground she occupies at the bank or heal of the Serpentine in Hyde Park, she was forthwith removed. F. M. the Duke of Wellington recommends Mr.. 11. to attend to the requisition of the office of the Woods on . that subject. .. . .. Mrs. Ann It ism Lonl Dudley Stuart, and not Lord Ashley, who interceded on her behalf. Mr. J. P. Mnmford, the superintendent of the St. Katl le rine Dock Company's Police,waited upon Mr. Ingham, I tor the purpose of bringing under his notice the ease of a , young woman named Susanna Maria Curtis, who was led into the court in charge of one of the nurses of the London Ihtepical. Mr. Mumfurd said. the young woman was quite blind, and had been deprived of sight, and also sustained other in. ' juries of a serious description, in consequence of her brother, ! who is much younger than herself, having inaileertently tired a leaded pistol at her on board the ship William Woolley, in the St. Katharine's Dock, in April last. The parties were on a tisk to the steward of the resod, and the ° young woman's brother, not knowing the pistol was loaded, 1 took it up and presented it at his sister, who received the whole of its contents (small shot) in her lace and neck. She ; was immediately conveyed to the London hospital, where by moot skilful treatment, her life was saved ; but she was totally deprived of sight, and there was not the least chance of her clef recovering it. 11cr sufferings had been very ° great indeed, and she was in a dreadfully mutilated state. In answer to questions by Mr. Ingham, the Superintend ent said the afflicted female was between 17 and 18 years of age, and just before the occurrence which deprived her of sight she had served a short apprenticeship to an umbrella. maker. She was now prevented, by the deprivation of sight, from maintaining herself. Her father, a man of ex• cellent character, was sixty years ago employed in the London Duck as a cooper, and, gradually decaying in strenoth, the poor man was quite unable to support his iles.°,.lv afflicted child, and he had brought this ease under the notice of his worship in hopes that it would be made known to the benevolent. Mr. Ingham said it was a very heartrending case, and there was no doubt the young woman was mutilated and deprived of sight by a most unfortunate calamity. He deeply sympathised with the poor creature, whose appear ance would ut once enlist the good feelings of the humane and benevolent. Ile should be happy to afford some relief from the funds in thc poorbox, which were very limited ; it , was out of his pow er to grant a large sum of money. Mr. Mumfurd tha n k e d the magistrate, and the girl was led out of court by her attendant. It is proposed to obtain admission for thc unfortunate young creature in the Blind Asylum in St. George's-fields, and a subscription to further the election has been opened. AMERICAN MARKETS. NEW YORK, JULY 7 (`tour). The season just closed has been one of great prosperity; but it we may judge from meant appearances, it will fall Axon, tar wort, of the one before us. The crest crops never pronii.ed to re. pay the labour of the husbandman with a more bountiful harvest; from the east r r the west, north or south, the amounts ure eqw.lly flattering. and there is every prixpeet that a greater amount of pro duce will be harvested than was ever before known in the country. lour stock of breadstuff.; on hand Is large. and we are ready oven now to supply the wants of our ttansatlantic friends to the extent of their &muds. . . The growing cotton crap to promising, and In, r 0 fa., all that can be duffed by the pluter—of course, several months must cLip-e he. fore any ides can be formed of the probable amount which will be sent to market. A few southern merchants, as well as some from the south-west, have made their appearance In our markets, but so lar the mks have Dot been limpostant. The 'lock market was rather inactive to-day, is is usual at this sea eon of the year; the leading 'Neuritis!, however, retain their pceition. The fist of sales sod quotations will be found below. Toe MOPIT MAKILET appears to be rather better eupplied with n.oney, and the arrival, of gold sod the favourable tic ',Malta it mining operations in California, have so usual imparted more cir.fiJeLee the future,—Mill the demand is so active, and the amount to go for ward is yet so large, oar banks and capitalists are obliged to move with caution. We cannot reasonably look for any permanent ease in the money mark, t to long so specie is the principal Gature in our exports. The rates of interest on loam and mercantile paper will be found annexed: let class short notes sad acceptances Do. long do. do. 2nd do. do. do. Auctioneers' do. do. Oahu names Yes enown . l2 to Id do. is ens on demand and specified Do. government stock lecuritics There has bees a fair demand for foreign exchange. We quote : Loolon, 1101 to 1101; Paris, 5.4 to ,5.10; Hamburg, 36, to 37; Amsterdam, 41i to ill • Bremer, 714 to 79.1. Corr.. —Os the 3d inst. [Mules amounted to 1,880 bales, about half for export, at fie, fully decline on mid fling and under. On the stb, about 600 bake were lip lied, the market closing dull. This mooning, the 7th, the daltiea letters bud an unfavutrable iuiiueaceon the market. Buyers, for expiry stowed but little disposition to pur chase at any figures, disappo‘nted in tie tenorof the Livcrpoel advice, of the 25th ult. Cp to 'Change time only 300 bales were ealilZin snail panels, for home use, arid niMequattly about 700 bales were deposed of for home use and export. We reduce our quotations on those last advised Ic. for middling and under, while the better grades are firmly held at full prices, the stock king barely sufficient to supply home wants. STRICT LiTurooL New o:her Atlantic. Mena Gulf Ports. Inkridr 69 to Gt to at to Ord. to good ord 7 to 7 ... 7 to 79 7 - to 71 Mid. .good mid 8 to ... 0 to 10 ... 54 to Mid tau to fair to 10 ... 11 to 12 .. 14 to 101 8 areer ; Pall fair to geed fair .1 and I stye t 11011111131 and nocialosi. There arc no complaints that we have beard of from any section of the south regarding the grawfoft crap, bat all account, agree in re. prreatinr the promeets of a large yield es very promising. Asaas.—Potashes are to steady deordind, at 3 dole., and pearls at 8 data. 30e. Baceurrver&—floor: The market, slice the steamer Ealtio's aeWt, bar opened with some firmness; bat as the day advanced, sad it was found that the letters old not contain orders at any id eal*, the market became less buoyant. The Wes made were at 4 dole. tic. lor fresh State and Ohio (in awns cases at a trifle oft; gammon and mixed Michigan aid Western closed at 4 dole. Isle. to 4 dole. 73e., secortheg to sendition; prime Gesosiece, 4 dote. 379 e. to 4 dole. Soc. ; Caredian,l dola.3lle. to 4 dole 379 e.; southern kind, see firm, with , et cheese; Baltimore, Alexandria, Georgetown, te., selling at 4 dots. 44e. to 4 dole. 30e. ; Freilerkk, 4 dole. 25e. to 4 dais. 319 e. Rye alder, 3 dole. Vie. Cure meal, 3 dole. to 3 dole. 17Ie. foe Jersey and Brandywine. Grain : Wheat is in small stock, and firmly held at 91 do:a. td Ifiut. for good Ohio; 107 e. to 110e.f r white gun lole. to 108 e. for good Gcnorerce; 112 e. to 113 c. for C1112'11311 In bowl, Bye remains at 7*. to 74e. Oats are lees plenty, earl northern 43c. to 41c. Indian corn is la moderate euppg, and good western mixed brings 3Se. ; round yellow, 39e. thou.—The market is bare of Buenos Ayres, in first bands; the last cargo of Ango tura sold at 12e. Pxovistos*.—New mess park is inactive, and cannot be quoted over 14 des. 371 c.; prime, 12 dots. 629 e. to 12 dots. 75e. Old pork re mains dolt, at prevloaa prices. hump, 12 dole. 67:e. • beef hams, 14 dole.; tool, Sic. to fie; Pickled hams, In items, lio• to no• 'boulders, Ble. to GK. Cheese is dull, at formic vetoes. Weingre.—The market is dull, at 23e. to He. TO/WXO Is declining. nun is mom smite, at the decline. 150 Slide. ad leetnelly end Virginia sold at be. to fie. Seed !eel is oda. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 4=0.1 0 . 1 . 2 t 1 o.settge " ant Lin t's LlaVy CASUALTIES. A.trca (Dutch galliot), Olibmburgcr, from Port Lannay to L 1111:111, .truck on n rock in Bret Buy, .0,.1 ,tik, but most probably be got up ; her top-maat appears above water.—Maria, July 17. SMABORNE MAILS. [ll eigatiles that the math are mat from the Genet. Pat-oftlea ty the eight—and DI by the lialltin—destpstch.] IDay whrn outdo upl In Depend Poe. (Moe ILkadoa. trout Fort Wheat despatched. I dee. Amirica(by firltpaeket N imerimibyCnited States packet) N. Articriembyti.titatespk M 1. AM= ( West Coast) N Alexandria. N Belgium N Brazil ll Buenos Ayres ki CalifcrrMiela CbairealM i Care n! Gond Hope 1 Constantinople • • Central America M M I Manuel Isles • Chili a' Prance MkNI Greece. NI IP•r i .' l : 4 . r g Ni 25 Liverpool Arrived . Liverpool I July 20 Routhampeuro Jmy 24 • •Plyinuntle Aug. 3 .;Dorer • Dover DuLLy Southaartou Aug. 12 louthemptaa Aug. 12 • iouthurupto Arrived 'Plymouth Aug. 3 • Dover 'Southampton Arrived vouth2mi.ton T0.10.1211 Boutlourpoo, Arrived ',Dover July 30 F 't dat n. %a e!douthamptve. Arrived .:Holyheed . soutualopton. Arrived )' Dover ..... Aug. 1 July 3n lea of Ole month I9thee3otli of moo ; I Oil, 91h of the month . 1 9th of the month Zetl&l7thof mouth tth of the moult!) 7th ljth27thof mow Inneel;thof °teeth ,17th of the month Twice daily i 7 tit 1 aht: that man ; Teach, t Frida3 I Wednee. t Salim 17th of the inmate Twice fiZAPIUraa N !reined MAN 'cilia (via nouttana pc )11 India (via Marseilles) N Mediternumeu(via South anytoro .NI Uitioiria Marseilles) N Mexico el Madeira M, Malta• N 1 Naples. Pi Papal State. N re:4,We NI Perm M Newy* N Watt Indlea M' Nest Indies (except Mi. vaiii.e.und Naseiii) MI • The made to tt.oae c trench tecliet ria . Marrei :-_ _ _ dai.7 ...... litith of the soatb Itt.Bs24th of month 1201 Y Of the month, 7ths24th of month! I but of the Inonth. I etk of the month' th,17th,19,1,27th1 Saethot the month i Stklsah2Ahof moo I sthl3thlithof 1.1011 1 I 7thl thl7thof tr.on' 117th of the month ; sth Ittnlsthof mon! I 17M of the month ] 'eloutbasuptou Arrired 'Dover Sur thrunutor Aug. 5 .touthanapton Aug. 12 Dover Liam ,Duotr —,outtarni,or luly 26 "C.uthAuset , e Arrived 'Darer iSouthampt on.,Arrived linattouupu r. l Aug. S iked ( 8 ) are r.ouveleil by ' I hel a the month ouutries thus mar • CAerOtMA.—M%IIA to are row deq.atched awl and trona Ca'i due by evci y ria the United Stale rs pudic. Aliß IVED. Mann INTE —at Cowes, July 18, from Ilarannah Au. •TINO —at Falmouth, July 19, from..".— ....... Taganrog Asu a Bunoos—at Queenstown, July 17, from. Callao Avdra—off Queenstown, July 17, (rum.. Fallao Aocusa—At Shields, July 17, from.... . ".. 4.Leono A LBIRT —at Gravesend, July 19, Item tato Rios Arcasu —at Gravesend, July 19, from Wionar Aux ,a um —at Gravesend, July 20, from Caen tialteNLT—off Liverpool, July 19 Cnansorri —at Gravesend. July 20, from Gvrars—at Gravesend, July Jo, from Camas—at Gravesend, July 20. from CaLasonsa—off Llmrpool, July 19 Cstua—cdf Liverpool, July 19 D %MIL lIPS—AI OTIVICNIIII, July 20, from 1000 Anronto at Falmouth. July IT, from . . Antwerp Montreal Gibrehat Q. bee _ lII:rKR'S I—at Falmouth, - July fr0m., ..... ELLIOI4OWAM—Sit Cowes, July 10, from fut.—off Portsmouth, July 14, from ut :Nike(' be, July 17, fmm Eutu.s—et Liverpool, July 19, from Ithimv--eff Liverpool, July 19 1.1v.r1•iol, July 19, from. Quebec FULD MAILIFIAL EADI2T.V —Ol Qui:callow°, July 17, from N. Juba'', .N : B. _ _ _ Lor.dam ...... rurtlsuul Bay Quacc ECIAERF.-at Gravesend, July 20, from Ettuntour -at (Mavrarral, July :0, from 61.4418 MR-a (transmit!, July 20, Bucolic , o at Falmouth, July 18, from Gurasse-at Bristol, July 20, from Ilsums-ulf Falmouth, July 17, Iran liuft,llo-Ut (tueenstown, July 17, tram . -at Uravereral, July 18, frou Issust.te Mor-al Gravesend, July 2 9 , frum., Imtvarar- at Bristol, July 19, from Isuts 7 at Liverpool, July 19, yore ..Motivating B. ATM Port Rico _Alexandria Smyrna Bix Gr.mde Ilavannab Bah l% Glagenti landla Quetta , Ayre t i JOHN Rowit.r-at Cravrecad, ' July 10, groin lt. Jona Butt-at (Baccarat, July 19, from Moot. JOIDIA -Id Bristol, July2o, from ... Riga LOW CIiNI , TAISLX-Itt LOFIVIA, July 19, from Riab.o L.: VtLIVOL l'aciter -at Liscrptiol, July 19, from Mrsciaa Luta- at Falmouth, July la, from Galata Lattart- at Stockton, July 17, fr0m........ St. John's, N.B. L0L.1.11,/ -at Portsmouth July 18, 9.,0 /data Catuittaa-off Ilium Ilesid, July 16, tram Mobile Ktausim. WIWIL -at Liserpoul, July IJ, from. Acastreal 7doxsitcs-off Urerpool, July t 9 Mora CAATLE. -at Grare.entl, July 20, from tsh allia,treirt -at Gracisra.l, July 20, frcm Rt. :litt l e Nomura-at Bristol, Jule 20, from. llavannah OW. GL.DOWICK-at fort mouth, July 19, from. London tatriates -at titasescad, Julyl9, from Caen Pmarua -at Gravi scud, July 20, from Newfounttand PKINCt COMOLIE-11t. Gnares.tat, July 29, tr0an.........8harks Lay Pour's - ors% - at Comm. July IS, from Ilavannalt gotta Vtortists-at Plymouih, July 18, from quebea Ifincisca -at tturtsatosn, July 16, from Slaw:9M Itarusisca -at Brudol, July2o, from lbmila itAJAOTION-off tte Start, July 16, from... ....... China 900 At. AND SAYAII -at Bristol, July 20, freal...." .. 311raretchl Staraux-off Portsmouth, July 18, Boni London TaisrasAace-at Bristol, eJuly 20, from --Jdemel Tuonso-off Liverpool, July 19 Venn. Csairitoo-at Gramma, July 20, freak-- ... .Leghores Viiimi-u7 Portsmouth, July IS, from London VOLVIIINIA-ut Bristol, Jul , 20, Irani -Alexandria Vico...a-off Fortsmoutii, 'July la, from Wausa-at QUIrenatORII, July 17, fr0m....... Warta Lar -A Gravamod, July le, from London —.Montreal BAILED. AGMCGCRT-from Gramme:Ml, July 19, 10 Calcutta A Hurons - from Liverpool, Ju ly 19, too-- ........ Piterturg Awe-frets Lieerpool, July 19, t 0.„.. Stock holm e, POLT-from LiVerplkil, July 19, to Hannah= llceso-from Liverpool, July 19, to Calcutta CtraileSii Grams • , frogr Liverpool, July 19, to New York Coarsen, Cosmos-re-trout Liverpool, July 19, to Denten CAP.I. Itimisko-from Liverpool, July 19, to Petenthurg buumis-from Liverpool, July 19, to ItalAga Luis. Hsu-so-from Liverpool, July to, to Ormiraeo ELIAK-from Liverpool, July 19, to Groningen Frorrir -from Liverpool, July 19, to ..... .......... .... 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COLI•IMTIS —from Liter Vil, July 19, to ettax-Inm Liverpool, July 19, W ConstAnnnople Taorw—from Ornyouend, July 20, to nuff.Alo ltiver Vitwoc Glan—from Li,erp3ol, July 19, to. 11. Vuleo W.u.eu —from GrareAend, July 19, to ..... ..... .14eweutlo WAru—fmm Orweeentl, July 19, ito WATE—from Gravwend, July 19, to 31e4emblds VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Columbine, from Sierra Icons for Falmouth. June It, lat. 10.19 N., lon. iu W. Mariner, outwardbound, July 5, lat. 46 N., 100. 3$ W. (Advertisement.)—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND PILL, THE TIMM? ILTIRUY IN TIDE WORLD FOR TIN (A RE OF NCR°. Yin-A.—David Dories, a miner, living at Newport, hail been afflicted from his infancy with scrofula or kings evil, which was greatly ags graysted by the nature of Mr employment. Al the doctors that ho applied to were umureeasful in their treatment of his LaDD, even those the Infirmary at Diistol, whither he had gone in the novo of tibial: lug relief. In this condition he commented the nee of Dols lowa'''. Ointment and Pills, and ,u rapid IW.O the cure by thew tine medicines, that Ms considered by those cognMant ot it to be perfectly micammus.— Sold by all Mut/gists, and at Profeasor llelloway t o alas blislunent, 244, Strand, Lamina, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. IIIGIIISORL-11uly 16, at Sherborne, the wife of Dr. Ilighmore, GI a daughter. VlCAltd.—July 17, at York, the wife of Lieut.-Col. %Loire, R. if., Of a 11011. MARRIAGES. ANDERSON—ROBERTs.—JuIy 17, et Manchester Catln deal, by the Rev. J. Maarten, of Clidiene, J..hu, second sou of it. Anders EN., of Cuton.park,l3irkvalwa.l, Cu Mary Jane, only daughter of the late T. Roberta, E.q , 01 ~altord. AItWIDFSUN—FOWLEK. July 16, at the Holy Trinity Church, Hull, by thence. F. W. Broluby, Capt. J. 8. Arwitheon, to Ea ina c youngest daughter of Mr. e. Fow:er, of Hull. C.ILVERT-11ARRISON.—July 11, at Whitby pariah Church, by the Rov.J. Davidson, Mr. F. B. Calvirt, son of Proles.or Calvert, of blinburgb, to Johanna, youngest daughter of the late B. &inane EN., of Whitby. CI ARK—COLTSIA9I.—Juto 19, at St. George's, Hanover-square, by the Lord Bishop of Litt tr.:4l, John Forbes Clark, Esq., only sonar air Samuel Clark, Barr., Attache to ILM.'s Embassy at PAIN to Charlotte, only daughter of the Lite Mr. Justice Coltman. COOKS—STEViNSU - N.—July IG, C. W. Cooke, Veg., of CheM .gim, to Claire &Wares, third daughter of J. SIC,CI.OO, of Ellington, Limelashire, and Walton-villa, Clifton. 1 1AWOHIII--8311T11.—July 17, at Manchester Cattearal, by the Wv. W. K. Tatam, G. W. Haworth, L-1., 01 Accrington, to Mary Anne, youogest daughter of U. eolith, Eau., of mart' Wheel, Broughtat. SANKEY—RATNER..—JuIy 1, at llythe, by the Res. Vre.:crick ticott, iticharl Sankey, third eon of :Samuel nankay, tan., et AM tad, to Mary, eWcat daughter of Mr. Wiliam ltaytiar, DEATHS. BOWEL—JuIy 17, at floods-I.nc,iirlidale, Anne, wit cof 31t; E. Bower, aged 57. BUCKLEY.—JuIy 16, at Rochdale, J. Buckley, Ear., aged 71. COOKE.— July 10, T. Cooke, Esq., of Lhustarnmo, Cato Chief Clerk to the Monmoutsbite Canal Company, aged 54. KNOWLEB.—JuIy 15, at Dexter-street, Licerrol, Lieut. M. litiowles, of the Roy at sappers and Miners, aged 73. OGLE.—JuIy 16, at Winchester, the Bev. R. J. Ogle, M.A., Fellow of Lincoln College, aged 26. POWELL.—JuIy 14, at Castle.street, Herc:ord, C. J. rawe3, Ert, formerly of the 45th Itegt., eldest srn of the tote It. J. Esq., of Maks Oaurt, ana !recorder of flare:cad, agral 27. UPRIORT.—JaIy Id, Mr. J. Upright, City Mills, Exeter, aged 65. Wlltadde•Apas.fte, aged AlD.—Jely 11. at York, Yr& Ward, relied of J. Ward. ER, it W. Maid Nil raid W Wiumat Kam Has" d 044 la aor fig NMI& Os MIA ~At Imo peak al lids.,—ainia; 11. Ink Rom: P..!Y 1