The Express. — London, England, 1851-08-23 00:00:00

EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 23, 1851 BUSTED, Aug. 21.—There is•• little inspnreennnt tat bop ware err oar bet report, but there mg Iss • wry l eitti H iatt-STEAD, Aug. 21.—We are getting on here tidy, mai l under the ingrate of orb earl weather me suet recover to • • 'mil egret We have s abort conviction that we shall do • rem OM men than wa. rognoetrated. EAST PECKHA, Aug. 21.—We are going on well, anst, se we were the art to we hops to market we hops we stuff sot be behind Is the quantity we shall be prepared to med. the weisher ( imp ro v edr Aug. 20.—Some of the hops in this parish rim rive during the pest oat-hop ; other Ire bees Savour. Wow. ate br the burr to tieree twit Into hop; other.planthothg. ' b e g f'oer-m. Ik7 hue segued so lua from the effects of the vermin aM Mort- , 00. 100 *- mod bra, sr &deg nothhig. avert° ILAIL TF IELD, Aug. 21.—Warm nights a nd sunn y days averse, mode a grist leepereintent in the appearsam , of our press =Z.% Sherd the wearer continua Eno throughout the month we easy - Immo rain a moderate crop. GREF I, WITUTIIAM, Aug. 21.—Some of our gardens are looking s k i p,, w hite o thers are look ng very bad, rowing a weaklier in the o .. goeg plant, resulting Ira the bight. PEASMARSH, Aug. 21.—Some of the hops are certainly improving, while others are decidedly wore. EASTOntIIsTEAD AND LINGEIEED, 21.—The ho ere still improving. Nest were se hope to Aug.be able to make ho ps more frourabh morn. The duty is s ill gored at 95; col. tesFIELD, Aug. 21 —Notwithstanding the weather is very Ire, we can tepoet but very little improvement in the hop., and it Is sow quite clear those growers that eakulated to do half a crop °aught at a shadow, rid seal lave the surtance. 13az.vcit try, Aug. 22.—The late congenial weather has estued could-rare improvement in our beat grind.. The other, where most struck with vermin, will thin produce a few hop.. LAVIIERID: nor, Aug. 21.—Our hops are doing wonder; this onstittul weethie b at in th. it favour. Enntreatoor., Aug. 21.—We can see wonderful improve ment err last week. We have one or two, piers that it Is thought will grow a ton pr acre. Ditty, 93,0001. to 11)0.00.1. OTCOHD, Aug. 21.—There is a decided improvement in the state of the rounds since last week. SEAL, Aug. 20.—We have not been so bad as our neigh• bun at any unte this seas" and are in • better co ndition sow than meet of rm. BATTLE e , Aug. 21.—The delightful weather of the last emu days has done much toward. th. improvement of such few gar. dims r were susceptible at it, and hire la upended into hops. rill neddret more than a top crop eon be looke4 for a ith conEktnce. SZTEMOAKS, Aug. 22.—Soine slight improvement is vi llas bus dins ear Ina repot but more than half • crap cannot he sil lttl-n or KENT, Aug. 21.—Ilops in this district are innablummedu, aid, ehoeld this line weather lAA a little longer, MB orend err was expected o f them by theplanters • month ye, -sent, llawilertl, DAILY WEATHER TABLE. SATVIMILT, AUGUST 23, Isll. The State of the Weather at each of the figlowing Sane at Mae o'clock yesterday naming. The stations an snugged is order of 'sonde. ,~ `~~ . el tt w Outs ot Weals,. L. 5.W. g' 8. 5 . 5.W. N.B.N. end* WM" pa . o Mod, Clootty Bala Omer& Omelet ~test Pially Osedy Part ort Lily Cloudy o.rreast Gentle Breese Goals Mem Gentle Mese Gestle Bream Gentle tower Gentle Breese Gentle Seem A.R. W.S.W. !.W. • 8 . CHWISFOID CMCBUMB IWILIMMILAU S urrmw f.".T.ov. ..-- NOVNICII ..... Dawn Grans "Aiwa .................. I.iv. Flousswe lieu. Taut _ im. SfiAP ••••••• &MATTOCK • OMIT CX &WWII - _ Meek Brew Gentle Brame Swag Breese Oestle Bream ii:w. ii:w. Gentle Brow Ciesile eteece iii;;d7 - Cloady Pim ?whiny MIA, Partially Cloudy Partially Clawly ~SIM new Vine Fine Cloudy C'oudy Fine Fine Ewe, Fine I Fine Fine Fine ! riot Gentle BINS! Strops breeze S.W. 1 S.W. S.W. Wm N.N.E. B.W. Gentle Brew , B.S.W. Gentle Bret... W. Strung deem ' W. 8. Gentle Brame I& (IOU4Y Cloudy Pnrtially aosdy Fine Principally Clear Partially (load. ailtdy Cloudy Overcast Fine Cloudy Fins THIS DAY, NOON. Crowe of Wind. Strength or Wised. State of the Vreatber. W. Gentle Breeze. Orereut. The retarns from the following places did not reach On , Wise in ti me for publication yesterday ; they therefore indicate the 'tato of the walker au Thursday 'moraine at mine o'clock. - • INA turn. POOLS...* ....... LW, SWINDON ....... W. I KNON? NNVILIIONOVON ........ LW. Outwit - o — antl — Sre - ei calm ~... Oentle Breen. Gentle Breese Gentle Breeze Ilreatt Breeze Partially lama, Partially Cloudy Ptrtmlly I 1 ,udy Overcast Partially Coady Pine SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. yea oar earrtspwlents The ..ShippinE U..tte " sad " Lloyd's CASUALTIES. Cumberland.—The master of the Ida, arrived in the River front Rio Janeiro, which port she left on June 13, reports Laving spoken the Cumberland (?) from London to the Cape of Good Hope, June 14, putting into Rio Janeiro in distress. Duncan, Congalton, for the Cape of Good Hope, put back from sea, having been on shore in the Firth (as reported yeatcrday), will have to discharge part of cargo for repairs. —Leith, Aug. 21. SIABORN B MMUS. thth the WWI ste scat 1,4101 the General rost-ofeee r the o.—tad ch the thwhirth—elewintels.l COUNTLIfS. lunericutbilintraint XI a xenalihrthnial Staffs! picket, ......... Nll Americatbrl.f.ntaterptal • : Africa (Weft Casa) -14 I Craw:l,l6o 24 I delirium ll Brant at Affront:sigh Chapel)! Cup. of Griad Hui: • .4 Coartantinotile • It (Antral America at I Miami Insc N W 1... ............... —.hi . 1 Prance Yen N ' 1 Gnome * NI Unarm, hi I lintlauta N I &edam N traixed... ... al tc N Was (.1; i;;a;....t.)), ladle OA& Mantillas) It Itedftenuneaafria %inn Ilipton) III Ditto , vi.LYsioelliss) N Mexico Si tiadeira V Salta . II Xettic• • N Papal PROW ..... ... X PIPIWIeUIIi l6 Peru N Asractiany • N Indigo N went Indict (except Ma. ..,,n4 01,1 N lane ) VI • The malls to noose a .teach packet ris NIUKISI CALt lONY I A. —M3il+ to I ate Cow despatched fold Frost wort p or t Rim despatched. ' dad. Liverpool Aut. a inathampten. lUover vnitAnmplon. Liverpool ' 4,thoutplos Aut. 21 ;I t r P .,..i ly , nuli tnh : ffi tt s 5 :1 i P0 . t ,. .7 2 61: vouthatopton. Kett. 1 6 touttinstioton. Sept. 2 rlyinoutA Set*. Dover etouthaniptuu. Sept. I knothduiptor Ta.Tb.ts 'Southampton. Sept. 5 'Dom Twice An 'Dover I.olll{oo Tuev. Aug. 30 .04 Loudon Aloe.l iv ,Southeruptoo Set*. 20 I liolynesd Tveleed• sovitniunpuan AUL ZS - •'T lSept. I Aug. 23 Kept. 1 liept. 5 _,.....n. Sept. 16 IDover lAug. 24 Dover iDuver isolithnotplou. Aug. 26 noutharnplun. Svpl. 5 Dover ....' . Sept. 2 Aouthaandon . sept. 24 nottnamptoo. .ept. 5 A ( 4 ) IWO conveyed by via the Unite,' mate , 1111.11CiLet. from Me LONDON O.4ZET 17.—Fridny, Aug. 22. BANKRUPT& Iffimaan RIONING, Flert-screet, City, lan bookseller, to surrender likaL 4. and not. 10, at 2, at Itannathall-street. WL, klilue, Trample; al( rag, Whitmore, enainahall-curet. Sawn Camirivati, Coati, ram, Hi&Bele:, tavern keeper , Aug. 30 at 12, and Oat. 4 at i 1 1, at lkoinghall.striet. Sol., Wls thertleld, °regnant-amt: off. ua , Pcnnclt, Goildhall.shambcr+. H e m,: wii.i.ign UKBay. Wolverhampton, Staffordehire, builder, S• pt. 2 and no, at 111, at Biri.instlann Court. Sol., llama, Wolver hampton; of. andst, Whitmore, Birmingham. &MAUL , UltlLl3o,ll, Wolverhampion, Staffordshire. corn merchant, Sept. 2 an-1 SD, M IV, at Birmingham (mut. Sol , Hayes, Wol verhampton; ca. .4" Valor, Birmingham. JOHN Intaimos, Walsall, Stairorthhire, Sept. 1 and 22, at t 10, at itioninaliam fturt. Sot., Wilkinson. jun, Wil ; off. wig., Whitman% Stroleitiam. T 1101644 Hallows, Wheelock awl Sandbach, Cheshire, grocer, Sept. I and COL 2, at 11, at L.verpcol Court. tit4P.,S.ersett sad Benne, Sandbach, and C ates, jun., Li,erpuol ; off. gong., UMW, Liver .. W SWAM Hourlong, Larw.eter, oral Bar oldowick, Wevt Wing 0 1 Yorkshire, w.itter rusher, St pt. 2 awl 23, at 12, at Manchester Cwut ha., Robinson, Loauoccr ; off wain, Frater, Manehes:4r. Juno Nicol., Kingmoo-upon-11 01 , broker. Sept. 3 old Oct. I, at 12 , at Leeds t ourt bekl at hingston-upun.llull. Solo, Dodge, Liver pool, and Sbocklon tostl S.•a, dull; off. sting., C.O rick, ISaLL ILturic Mono swoon and hive c t„ar,:a. I.rccta, linenifropero, 4 ept, 4 at I and Oct. In at 11, at Ilamingbolo'rect. Sol., Coker, lit. Paul's churchyard ; off. sursig., Comoro rocchin-1 Mt. W ALT , I Covent -garden, 'berme I victualler, Sept. 4 at Ili, sad vet. 1, at 12, at IS uirigh .t.atreet. 0.14., Taylor and Collis ." Great loonsottri et, liehlhod- row ; uff. 11..ninug, Bucbis: Zane. La boon Won& Salford, miebire, barter,Sir pt. 5 and ".B, at 11, at GAUL 601 , &hoiden, Maricloster ; off. conk, Fr...yr, CSARLIs VP,' WILLS, Ev.tie, detier in Limps, Sept. 4 and Oet. 2, M 1„ .it Exeter Court. Null. Heal and Venn, Exeter ; orig., Ilirtati, Meer. BAN ICRUPTC I II..% 17i7711.1.711). March 7. WILLIAM BVIAL ,, , Irongate.whart, IMildinston, timber ; [ aWeaant. Angle.% 8111.1111 U MATOIL, Lancadnre, whole. • Je sad retail grocer. DIVIDES UM.—Meet. 25 . J. G. risoligne, rtaAaborr.rtreet, Strand. "rim. merchant—Meat. 19 E ll.r .ttaud J. Illo.d, Ilusiting.ian, and GAlinanebeater. Ilantingdoneliire, bulleirm—Sept. 1 9 . J. Matta. blorare-read, I:atinciaigig —seta. IS. .1. Nuke., New Ormood-street, [ builder. CtitTIFICATE to be rof meeting gran an ted, ankle eanse be shown to the contrary tba day . Sept. 11. C. Bowl, Twerton. nod Bath, Somernetsldre, 'serer- • Dept. 2.1. J. G. Caw igne, bilishury.street. Strinil, wine merchant - &pt. 17. J. Clorke, Envier, build. r-urpt. Pt 11. Groom, Hornena, 101owevottroldre, butencr-Sept. ....l. It. Folwordo, sudiairy,* Suffolk, Ilhisalraprr -WO. 10. W. Glooier, llibtul, grocer -soot. 19 E. Illor. lett and J. Bland, Huntingdon, end Godinanetroter, Huntingdon. Aire, bilders-Sept. 24. W. Heave, Bristol, grocer-sett. 17. J. Inoyla and u T. 11 .yle, Foilforil, 1 linewhirs, tottou nrinufacturcrs gept. I. S. Manning. I:oion.libiee, New-rad, *tailors -Sept. 19. J. Watt, Elgoworeaswil, inifim.ingse - sept. In. G. T. Minor, Mount. Wert, Wustminster.dood, !Wendt:after - Sept. 10 J. Monlimark Old ham, Lar.Casture, cotton spinner-Sept. 13. J. Ilutray. *Hermes, r Kent, builder - Sept. 20 . W. P.i g e, Greet Yarmouth. Norfolk, groce Wept. 11. J. Skam. Studley-rood, Clipham.i ad, Surrey, builder - Sept. 20 R. S. Width, Soathwa, 11.mo...hire, imbnior g 19. er - Se pt. 11 . 0 . Sp a rrow, Sp a rrow, Aldiste High-street, COT, grocer -Sept.T Deptford, shipwright. PARTNKRSIIIPS DISSOLTED.-J. Atkinson, T. W. Foster, and T. Byers, New hossistreet, silk metros, so fsr . i eprdi. T. 'VIT. W. Baldwin sod T. Part, Munch. wee, Oil sal tallow inaireluinin-3. Boothruyil• and W. Amp, Waken. W, Yorkshire, map's:inns-W. Brown, J. shipler, F. A. 11.inailton, J. 11i . ..m.0. Brown, J. 11. Brown, S. Nicholson, mot W. E. Ihown, Philadelphia, New York, and New (Means, wierehnnts, so for as vizor& J Shlptes-11. Bryce, J. Ram. ay and W. Spurr, Glasgow, mail muslin tonnufasturtis -11. Burke Wig W. Batley, Boxbinsn, City. oil merchants - S. Eld and F.. Bonen, Ilkisrprol. mon brewsrs -W. 11. Holmes nit C. J. Asbury, Stid. Iwo. glaebysbiso, nurserymen --A. More and G. Moore. Ilirehim City, Libra-Mary Winton mid R. N. Munton, Nlonehoster, • Moro kers -E. Pain and J. Hotberly, Greet Maribiroughedreet, 1 ,11111 Cherbani.str. et, City, attorneys-9.. rept, W. Harper, and 11. imsrphy, Aoon.upon.trent. I, .rfashire, platter getters, no Ea a' musk Y. Murphy - 3. Sh N i c ho l son, l s and. A. I lamihm, J. BPIRri, S. Brown, J. IL Mown, S. merchants, so for- as regards J. Sh pley-R. Tilt fug M. 11. Saurian, Broughtoo-houne, Islington, Ersiscb port/Me jelly makirs -T. Wilma lend J. Wawa, Skiptim, Yorkshire, gropers. PUBLIC , SALES. AIMVAT 22.—8 y Messrs. Mt strum, and Cast:bow, at the Mart—A freehold villa residence, called the Itetnot.Down ham-market, Norfolk, with pleasure grounds, stabling, die.. and 19 acres of land—sold for 1,310/. A freeholdlorick-yard, bone sheds, and pasture land ad , Mining the preceding lot, containing about 6) arm of land, 'with a stratum of brick earth-8004. Messrs. CAFE and Itctii, at Clarraway's—A reehold 1 estate at Totteridge, Ilerts, 11l miles from the Barnet station of the Great Northern Railway, consisting of a mansion, with stabling, farm yard, and buildings, voltages, and meadow land, the whole let on lease fur 155/.los. per annum. subject to a land tax of 13/. 34. yearly, timber and fixtures i ncl uded in purchase—sold for 3,0101. A freehold residence. No. 6, George-street, Miniver ' square, estimated to let fur 2501. perannum—luiocked down for 2,5001. Leasehold shop and dwelling-house, No.loB, on the east side of Regeut-street. let on lease (fur which a premium was paid) expiring IS-We at a rental of 301„ held or a term of 97) years from Christmas, 1821, 2 at 931. 100. — for a term of 97 years lrom Chriatanait, 1821, at 93/. 100.--. old for 2,210/. A leasehold residence, No. 1, Kent-terrace, Regent's park, let for 110/. per annum, held for 98 years from 1828, at 321.-761/. A leasehold house, No. 239, Maida-vale, let for 52/. 10s. I l per annum, held for 31 veers, ats2o/. Leasehold hous e , No. 3, Itohert-street, King's-road, 1 1Chelsea, let for 30/., term 51 years from Christmas next, at 61 .--265 1 . [ The house, No. 4, adjoining the last lot , l e t for 31/. 10s. ; held as preceding —' , sl. A leasehold house, No. 30, Cirencester-place, Fiteroy *pare, let for 501. per annum. Term 24 years unexpired, at 8/.-180/. A friseheild and eopshold estate, with immediate possession, situate at Hendon. Middlesex ; sold by order of the Court of Chancery in a CUM, Birt h r. Coffey, was offered in eight lots, of which the first - lot. comprising a enpyhold farm, known as Shakenham farm, Upper Ilale-end, Hendon, con taining 59) acres, with farm house an d buildin g s, sold for 2,300/. Itiitta• • t I...saws as: it Pitsti•sitw ttl.-Yc•tirdny the halt-yearly egalenify meeting of thi•rimparly took place it use London . 1..e/tn.. Ilishopsgate streil. W. A. Wilkin ...ln. V.-; . t,..1. the chair. The following report 'tided that two decisions has,. been given adverse to the temp-inv. on the construction of parliamentary agreements, which, in . trod bare decided that the tomprany shall pun ha., at an • altos...and price. land low a tine of railway a luels is ot to h. ...ad, . and -hall 010. pay 1.11 tttttt me. compensatio n o for d dua.p. which soft never be occasioned. Against these de cision* the directors have determined to appeal. The IFlrell..T• inch.' 1111111.11-1t1.4 b, ailseriase tot ',ilk' by t. 1.1. I. ih,. 3.. A.: .11.111, N wliteli Lave 1.. en forfeited. and upon which the bolder have not made the arrangement ronts•mplatell in 111: last report. In the aril mance of the.o tenders. pref. renee . will be aeon to Aar. holders. and so soon as the salt. shall Mae been erected. stein will be taken to recover the balance due to the company. The accounts of the company male up toalie 300 i utl sane last, are appended lit the. int t tine. four of the director*, sit lienjamin Baines, Jame. Whiskin, l'harles Sedglield Crowley, and Edward Crowley. 1-Isilts.„ and also Henry lacy, Esq., the auditor, retire from Aire, I.ut tin, N ATV eligible tor re-thwthm." The statenit nt of teeelpw .ad disbursements shows a 1141.111 CC in favour of the 'dna,. 21.017/. 1.. 10.1 The total vomit... from January. 18 ill, to Jun,. 90. 1.451. is stated at 119! 91st. 15e.1.1. The following items appear under the head of disbursements, and nommen. the total alserconentioned :-Parliamentary repel..., 19.675/. 10a. Md. ; en:lowering and surveying. 15,911/. 19..14. ; law charges. 3,30/. 13,,. Id. ; hind (nah law charges, ake.. relating thereto,. 3.5.113/. 7s. 4d.: com pc :nation do.. 7,7,11/, IS.. ail.; advertising. BIN. los. es,l. ; misting and stationery, 432/. Is.: incidental c npen.es, IRS/. Pe. ; Mike charges, 313/. 14.. rid ; salaries., 2,4192 24. Id. ; direttiun, 1,200/. ; auditor. " d'.: tin total of reevipta is 113,9 W. 3.. 3.1.--The Chair man stated that is the past half-year 3..1 LOW ESTuFT Italt.W.‘Y ANT') lIARBOUII.-ThO ric k.% I.• en re. iv e 8 on 6,71 8 shares that had been com- counts to be submitted to the half-yearly meeting, on the pr01ue....1 and 338/. o f interest ; on the other hand, the 23rd, have just been issu e (1. The capital account shows a pay meads hail been I.rsil/., which had been paid for a por- HOP INTELLIGENCE. total outlay of 323.327!. Is. 44., of which 141,370/. 18.... Bd. to of land at Epsom. Mr. Salomon' asked what My iti•roNt. Asia. 21.-Our report for this week ran be consumed in the construction of the railway, position they were in at pretk . nt.-The Chairman d ry, twee this a repeiitim of 'sot. We stili l hare remark.tgy One, 797,5161. 19e. 2d. for harbour works, the remainder in ge maid 1: would he wen that thee bail about 21,00. M. dry, warm ..e. eller. wtorb ha. connoted a aunt untaterruptedle neral charges, including 6,591/..for the c . stablishment oil ia hand. and property worth about 3.000.. while thloonhou ter week. Our test wardens tait are free from bight. creosote works, and the very praiseworthy item of 290/. for the amount .4 the judgment against them was alsoutB,ooo/. tr:rdaltYi"'"' .here th '" l " . '"" h. " t*T .__.„'' astenti'lY kept up. " Lowestoft Da ' saryone , medical attendance to work- nea to the ROM Iftlelltr, ..11(1 maut low masa ;no. .. -A l'roprie tor ask. 4 what would be done with the the , itre . 1 a -wawa gmuals chow n. sign of improvemen t: they The P"1 Irealised ''l3 11 lOs 5.(1 h . h men s h ire capita .•, 41 . . ~w .e Piled .liare..--The Chairman observed that th e y wou'..l be appear aapless and branch:eta, awl tine as now so tar opera that we with the ad . dition of nO,llOO/. loon on mortgage, brought sold, ens. Own the parties would la sued th at aTIV deficiency omit o ver *1..1 ..e.) fartb t , haws or them. State few Ow.* ion al the up t e receipta to within 171/. 10s. 11.1. o the outlay. on ill ..m. The report WAS then adopted. and the meeting anon over •hich the bilitit las leen la.r.inad for . 4 . 1,* time Pf.t. The revenue account for th e half.yea . r showed . -Ilarbo ld ur adjourned. wale u-metaint) :IS W the turn they might take, fan thrown out a receipts. 2,0.18/, tr. lid .: railway receipts, 2,603/. 1.. • .; hew bows allo4ll.lltilli at the WV• ui the I, gee; but them are eo deg. mi,,,,,,u...... r ....c c i pt . ,. :AV. 8, .-, a. . tow. c a w . 1%. w . (lit ssII %XI AI.I.IANCE It ‘II.W %Y.--The ninth a t ott ~arm, tirlthf, bat the , scans meeting of this emnimne aa+ . • he'd on Thursa iv. at of ...aslant"! towarls any taat.:o•:•';',urraen%tioa.4°.roftudrut.P--- Harbour expenses, 2 ; 136/. Os. ed. , railway expenses, 111111 2.i141. 13s. 2d. ; miscellaneous, Iltd. his. tsd. ; total, eh- 11.01hani Town Hall. B. A. Wright, Esq.. in the eliair. Ilstuottrox MeeeeltELare, Aug. 21.-We do not grow a It.b •h• • ' s • rOf 5s 4.1. • showing a pro fi t for the half-year of are t many hops la our pails but what we have 're e .soe, la .• . . . . Th.• report of the dinners stated that in purmance o f a ~.....a s,.. they s.. ere „.. ..ok a ligelor.atterpa.n,lbe,willp.prendb ty u do tw. rane . ;6a the hest 726/. I is. .3.1. it...1.6M plewil at the first general meeting of the cam- THE " BLOOMER" Cc:snail. IN 8E1.V.V.T.-To the pmts. three or the Airectors. namely. Moors. E . A. Wright. "Tr u ..,,',..,.„._.. . . G . ~.. G . .1... eel, Radcliffe. and Geo. Wilson. retired !TOM Mite.. at .............";;:,-.T.;:i•0;.-.°,l*- b,---,:-.-'61.-,;,,,A,,u1r..:„.421*,-.\-1_1! infinite surprise of mane, and the amusement of more, this time be rotation. They were all cliaible for re-election, i.„,;.';',, three ladies, apparently, from their age., ti mother and her and °demi thenr..l.... an.Onlingly. The .antlers nem- he dm alth eja y, may asst raw bllL tertcps ' beelmestinuof our i e o st ert a ir aew trera . seven .- i - e t . ; . 1 ' d , aughterc . m ade their appearance on the afternoon of Sunday se nnight OR that et ry ptablie and often thronged i fitend..l the ye-appointment of Mr. .John ilamfhrsl as suditot. ott,tor .emi, Aug.., .-_, ac Th. a• - counts showed tent the receipts amounte,l to a0,.-021, raott* •r,A. zi a n ... 4 is az i o i nsiderable improve- promenade, the portion of the Carrickfergus road between ad C I 1 r k t • fll " Bloomer costume. I 8 . g 1 . an 1 the eependitare to 23.618/. Ilse 2.1.. leaving a omi t,. us "' • , vh. "a we ma LS • W ° OW duty most I, nre la eton an ar moan in u Fermat stated ma mat. b flan., ir, the hand. of the seeretare of 201.141/. o lder . d The Those who had not heard of the American revolution in eltairm in. in answer to a question (i ota a shareh. um ei BOILLY. Aug. 21.-We are looking all alive here - the fashions knew not what to make of the singular and 4,4 weather , yfoRO/ittg h %Swot, -rid unprusarg Lupo, put us is high the -ion of 20,910.. appearing to the eredit of the company, i wi t ,,. theatrical-louldeg compound of the attire of both sexes (with five rarer/Man of tl/. Ela. 11.1. balance due to bankers Bever. Aug. 21.-r-Our plantations upon the whole have which was paraded before them. Others, and tho se most and 1:;1:. I's of interest unpaid up to June 30, 1851' was Lee y ienproso:, but -tili when •s: tea c cnm..nces we and,: if they w hich expressed an opinion the reverse of complimentary the w! property of the sharehoblers., lie thee moved the wtt aaterme oho,* of ',Sat tee: +reset st now , to the rank and eharactir of the ladies , identifying them 3.1..M . ....n of the report and mat. in , rat of amounts. The PlNait t hat are given up with persons whose overdressed gaiety of appearance in pub art. "la Aug.. 21.-M s.. au aj lardens •. ;• - - lie the class to which they belong. The °Bloomer," jpotio , tl waft seconded hy Mr. la I-Irans. and carried andrd. I will OM ammo • ..se: Iron .. 1:611.u0s - our par:. in gene. stamp mou•lv. Mr. John Shaw moved, and Mr. John Bamf.ml, In i a i l im e ge. " wat h. Ill" liace.in each case, cons i sted of a satin nvte uci ru tan shads, an • • • . f 1 . 1 I I vskln. o f t h° re ti r i ng directors. which wail Bamattraivr, Aug. M.-The best hop grounds keep im - inner tunic of the same material, but of a ditferent tint, and ~ c aul e. the 1% . 4 . 1 Ulanl3lolloly AIM ..4 to. Mr. John Basnfi.rd was then re• Pewn•s•ll,l.l•L _a•dr°oll•9' h op vhf "1., sad 'l'. wont •I •lbl•di loose muslin trousers, fwitened considerably above the ankle peens anaemia rather Maur taan wee expected. :op Anted auditor, and after a vote of thanks ti the chair- - somewhat after the manner of those worn by Turkialtj Cow oast, Aag. 21.-Since our last report the weather belies man. t • o. prot sex, tenssiaated. We heard that the ladies were the wife andi . has terns so am t . at we Inert report a gexerat Improvement In our - I MI'S i, %if itAILWT.-Thia brnn Ai her is to be p ant C.ro ; bus nal an••y irar.'ens e.m pn-due. but f. . daughters of the captain of a merchantman, at present on a I 1 days voyage. The parties got into a railway carriage at Green-' ' 2lst, to be is orksal by the • I'..tf Vale Railway BRIOIITLINO, Aug. 21.-We must wait about ten owl. -. oa the Company. loftile hears imam say what we .Wes do. castle statios.-Ikfast Aelet Letter. ('ATTLE. 6th.—Catth.i.l.l, Aug. 21.—lkalers cape r:eneed the CO. dutteulty m making contacts this morning rat the previ , us market - prins retAilltelt their hint, position, rendered It still an ituousstlclity to trade to advantage with the south en and other market.. 'I Mir numb r, tetncl'er. was *math and the Mea ner Imo thus kit I . ntl in the h usals of our butchers, who pur. cruised %reran! ID all kiwis of stock be , rtil Wore an Nevem* supply —numbenrg eh .t 31 heal, and br tight prices anemone fro.n 4.. 11. to "A. 6.1. re , etone. The Kn. air On received their (WI /Iwo& W woolly Welters—good in quality; tot which f Id. to 3d. per lb. was o btained Lambe were 4'oo Intel! . o ffend and bought for 3d. to Ed. per lb. About ten Cain e wove nit n the ground. and tea lout from ed. to 3.1. per lb. Every depsrant nt was Mgt, i4lly thinned on the clam at besstares. F...artk. Aug 22.—The supply today was rather small. particularly cattle; Marry were more ' , bengal. The attendance (to buyers Ira really, width is tin d ,übt a tributable to tuned Nero ti. ma now bang carried on so bri.l4 throughout the district. l'rices were much the ..lIIIe II bil , t week. Eat lint was, be•Pter, a shade cheater, my 7.. hd.,althoitelt the primes; quaitty fetched As.; tarns Heiken of which them were but few, aokt at from 3a. to ta.ed. per scorn; Vows and Calves, W. b. to 12t. lb.; Steers about IS/. per pair; Mecham' Calvet. 4. 1 . to 4ttl. per b. Slicep, ',ethers, lid. to 5.1., tat Ewer, ed. to 414.; Lamb; 3th to Sid, ; store Pigs from 2 I ''. to al.. eget. Yost, Aug. 22.—We had a good supply of Calves and Lambs at tho mutat. Calve., 91 lamb, ..d. to C.I. pm lb. GLati.ttur. Aug. 21.—The supply of cattle, &c., yeitter day was as follow : 313 Outs, 3.131 Sheep. and 7,697 Lambe Owing la the Inge supply of cattle at the nearest. ules ware thowly elected a tartly last week's , mutes. 11. r. as Bee, tbs.; eur-ent, I=e. ; sad t e k t ite, saa. ra 34.. per cwt. At the ere of lb. market a clearance wand rifectc,l. shoe., and Lambs Much the Pam. ur hie week'. Kieft. Hest aged wither Holism. SM.; curtest, aid. to Sd., anti births, 4.1. per :b. Lambs varied in prec ; best, 13..; esirrete, 10 4 . to Ito , and small Lambs,. to as. each. A large number , f small Lambs erne beught toe Ireland at :rota 3s. to is., andthe whole stock of Lambs in, sold og. 8 ----------- D r. MACFAR,LANI. amidst the impatience of the meet - t MARKETS. inn, propeard an aniend:rmt, that in respect that the direr. tor. pledged themselves at the last medusa, to lay thea ------ 1 remignatlos Milne .time before the shareholders, wh.ch they SVGAR.—The average price of Su r, the Produce a now o f to di, the reedit* refuse perTliii•iol:l to dis- the gnu& ~.....ai Aus la dowries, computed from Me returns mail Iv o r of shales, or borrow money, or to begin any new la the week en-ling the igh t• g.. yell. is 12a. lid. per owl. gags% %or., or to approv.. of the report. the prodsetof the Ylaurititta, 24r. i. 4. or Um progme of *a Oa loam 2as. 7 id. The average price of tho Wm tangoing Mr. C. INULIS ANDERSON, accountant, seconded the .indskom is i it i y. b.. uid. alowndim at. i BRISTOL, Aro. 22 . After some discussion, the t wo motions were put to SCOAR.—The supply of West India descriptions offering the vote, when only the mover and seconder voted for Lamiktaltarey anaaliteapabluliirt,itped,,i.sndwithentrawrissetissem to wa te d our aha last va are r. the amendment. 'the motion of the chairman approsiog of the report was accordingly declared curled. chaser. About 1,000 base of grocery Manritme havebega dimmed ot The CHAIRMAN then prolmeed resolutions which were at easy rates. and three cargoes of foreign to arrive have fount vo buyers, agreed tn. to the effect that a ividend of 6 per cent. be de- bit ma farther decline of 6.1. per ewt. For ' me mere stared on the guaranteed stock capital, to be parable after 1' .118.erU",out.d'eahnrd,..ninstidadree:alenn well sunaaPOorled•nan wad. and shot Monday beat ; that rho sues Of 330 . 00 • be nue° in ib uel too casks hive been Opposed of from 2s. 6.1. to 3e. Id. for 32 to 34 of 21. 10s. each, to he eillcd guaranteed stock No. 2, to rank per cent. 0.r., as in quality. after the present guaranteed stock, and to be entitled to • . dividend of 5 per cent ; that every w ho of the existing . LIVIIRPOOL, At:ce. 22. stock whether ordinary or guarasteed who should he mai,- The sales to-day Sugar :31 hhds. Jamaica, 335. to 3U. fel.; .10 Idols. Arrive. 3,11.• 1,030 bads RallPl, Ns. to 30 s • lid.; tercel a. such on the 2.lth Aug., Mil, and have paid up eller- „„,__ ~,,,,_ dii ,,, , I n c , 3iip mats warming, 37 a. to 34. &I. rears n calh on or before the 10th December should be cn- Coffee f'„, bats , ‘,..... „.. ,_ ~,... ~,..._ _,_ ..... __ _ titled to one *hue for every 2.11. of stock ; that the first in- ..„,..a, 30 ..44 f.,;,.. ,° nod. ' 1 . , .. r oc , '''Q . '..7 4 '7,7 0 r . p "..17 0 74'. . 7 4 : atialment should he 15a. to be paid on the 18th December ; for brakes Bengal. Sago ► l'lOW : 200 bags. Its. 9d. Nicaragua Wood: and that the ahn.etors ehould be entitled to pledge tho 70 tons Lima, 111. Ina., es. snip. Leawood : 00 taw St. Domingo, eharea not taken up with the hink and to get a loan of ;U. lOat Jute • I OW Mies. 11 1 . 10 131. St. llaltiretre : 200 begs money upon them. A resolution was also passed declaring 2Sa. 61. to Da. &1. , ---.-- that nterest would be allowed on all aunts p_aid in anticipa- I COTTON.—LIVIEItroOL, Aug. 22.—The steady and set tom of calls, and uuthori.in2 the directors to premed with ~_.., ..... tome at our Colon market, as reported lam week, alter Melt the at at tee Edinburgh station to cost 7,19 W.; at the ; bogdopreseton, end sttleb has been growing upon us daring the Dalkeith statioa, to cost 1,00.31. ; and at St. liossrell's, to pre,tine two or three wanks, gave ewnwit prami-e to it the decline :not 1.7971. sad &mimed mare bad Wl:aired itseif and came to an rod: and rower . ou.,:p-e—oitie....eeed.uggstimthisaterc.gbi.ing. uomin,t..,hefosmagne Thilierrartion..,talarergii..2. The CHAIRMAN said that in referenc.. to the to trwrow 110.0.0 1 . it would, perhaps, be better to poatpouc seas having greatly reditead the ;At Cis 41 holder., and the, baying g d sh‘t matter till another meeting ; and this was undentood sleet a sweeping &mod as each succeeding dig of thie week, have to be agreed to. forced ap tie oseket • el. per lb. on tee mid cling Porte of Aracrkwa, - I' hanks haring been voted to the chairman the me eting and id. on 'he Wet meddle worst, the red (politico of the latter Winkel so abundant in sr di as to be Wiriest unnileable eicrpt at a low price. I i In ether deseriptior there la cat moan a •tual ch knee in price. t o of of ' eA Is mseCotton of all binds • little inner prized. The commi tee I brute rn ranee lair t:plande, SUE; Mobile, Sid.; and Wean% Sid. 16,660 American, 1,49.. Surat, and lOU Perrino, hoe Raw been sod 190 n on I spetutation; an and lo,4lo twice; 1,71 0 wird; ISO ls ' Yocum f a ei;sort. Sales of the week, 67,930. Y(4IIK, NEWC ANI) BERWICK 14A1 LWAY. 'lle report of the directors of the abote company, which has been just Mooed to the sharcholdersprevious to die half-yearly meeting, to be held in York, neat week, states that the comparative oatement of traffic which they have Risen, shows a gradual fool .teatly increase in the passenger and general moorehanoleu, hut n diminution on the coal traffic sst 7.260 t It.. 19.1. On extending the examination, however, to the last corresponding halfoyear, it appeared that the 1%.1 traffic though Mferiosr to what it wan in the early part ot the year Inoitl, if still on the whole greater than at former periods. No charge is mule in the accounts for interest on unproductive capital, cud the earnings of the half year a fter charging the revenue with all ere of accruing • o n the guaranteed shareii, and North of England pia- 1 1 o base and ordinary deb. nturcs, amount to 59,1:04.1 n,. Gd. After bringing forward the balance on the la.t half year of Wert/. in., there will he a sum at the disposal of the proprietors of 100 . 1,997 f. 144. IL The directors roocomm , nol that • dividend should be slerlared at the rate of :11 per cent. per annum, which will amount t 0111,2412. 11.. !Id., and will leave a balance of '.0.7141 19.. 9.1. Several do fit arising out of transac tions belonging to precious years, together with had debts, which the rie,ontly depressed state of the 4.0411 trade lee st reed to develop: during the half year, leave, atter ale •nlnug the amount load male to meet such rooting' mica, • &dame to be prosatod for of 19,017/. Gs. 44., which M . lades all Mal debt., drawharks, allowances, and settlensenbi • .4 emstested acco unts up to the present time, AS well as Illand allowance tor all claims still in dispute. This mitie mate of the unsettled claim. has beta made in order that all o harW arising out of mer ions years may be brought befor of e 'hi odilfrtMollitll , and disposed of. The iontper mode ening this has revived the attentive innokleration at the directors. They are not unaware or the argots. nos that mudloc adilutoei in favor of defraying the whok 'mimed out of the mvenue of the pre. l ut halbytar, a nd ofl eo ming a divislenil after the rate of 10., of per cent., lout they have come to the I ”Ittll4olll. that. unlit r all the circumstances, the equity of tim case will best Mo wet by adopting the ommunemolitdao tiart too. I hose insole. and by appropriating towards the tida. of these charge* t h e whole of the halantoe, 194 IM., which will then appear at the ereditc4 the re oxsu. vesse icormint, and dearly:a:zing the remaining MUM of t 17..74. by instalment. , within the next two years. Tbe works tin the l's whet branch are going on -ti.6.lo!uz. LM' Leal portion sot the Kelso, brunch has been tinishe•• tali was spent.' for tr orbs an the 14 of June. The direc tor. have ntenol into I .11ItfliCt for the construction of the Mahon branch. and h Ise "erred the motives for the parch:me d the Land. Ihe thmettoos have received an othr to linea -1 on the nay and works of the line for a heed anituAl ,ant on a coorotrArt kit 21 years, and 011 enamoring prve rood payment with mho now expend , don the line and owl *mho as a fund fog the renewal of the poritiant at woof, it appears that the hosing to the trostitany would he very lai ncriaL The direct.'" a re divined to enter info some orr A nnenteut of this nature, being slminoto of availing thetsvorlon. when protettruhle , of the energy of rival , en. tint a contract of this descriptiosi. emanating urt r to ti a tot rind. fo wares no M. carelully eme .idlool, a nd th. itinetors base not yet come to any poitice rmicia• non •csn eting it. .filtoultl, however, all the met ...all ftl petruow• he settled to their satisfaction, they will be pre , 'reds with the sanction the se 11w eting, tos t liter 1 into • contract for the maintenance of the permanent way. the report of Mr Mariano, the engineer. states that the Ihuanotive sleek has Isms maintained in full Oita ray. and this half.yo.o 11.1.. been charged against rest nue th e roost of (our entirely new engines. I he taint Ai .1,1..1%11e. shows that f1,713.9',V. had Moo re , mired, lie-Idiom n mired on shares. and , ....nits : lied. rapt 11,1.1. 14..0 ,ng a balance against the company of I Zl..fil:h• 'lle debenture account doom d VI total of 1,421. 5 2‘f!.. of which :441,skies. was Isornowed at .1 Inc cent.. 2111,5h0W. at II err rent.. 191,00 d. at 11. and 1:11,0374. at 4 per cent. 'the revenue are ~,,, it tar the half year isnaing the loth of i con ...homed m a t :t4s,fes9/.. hail been rtecised anti 14.101 mi. wended 1 1, working 1.W.•11.4... wayleaves and ruler :m,! 1, l'fits, it .15 261,491/ out of which is &slotted 112.1W/'. tor tioter , -!, guaraidootal tlivtolesids, and rents, leaving a 1 f.liftift. 0 1 N 9. hielt, added to tbe balance Irma the I lot atootunt, maker a total disposable bum 01 100 mt. Th.. auditor: report states that "the genetd balance deal shows a sum of 19.11171. 17a. 44.. being allownotes, do.owleteks. and had and doubtful dehts. • As this amount has been carried to revenue in former years. and has Men r• sl as actual ...trailers, it neet,sarily nollows that • like .nn, inteot he thrluetrol Iron the resenuto account. It this loc dome. the net %valance amilalolto for dividend will be re duced to 01.0191. 174. 24.- WOOL.—Li.r.og, Aro. 22.—Sales of combing wool thin week have been con fi ned to a supply • f tha immediate wants of the col s. Prices are quoted the time as last week. Low siothnig wools aro in good detn an d at Iran priors. LIVERPoOL, Aux. 22.—There ban been a fair extent of briar der this weed. 3.Son Wet Etat [Man and foreign having beetriffored at auction on the 20th lost, which brought dowa a good gamy bums both fair the borne trate and extinct. Last Indian was cery mai in demand. red the what • war sohl at ;4. to Id. in advance d isM quotations. The, wan hot rime, door in other demeluntiptions at the lute. many of mega ro.t Snort puit.+l to tna prownt dd, , but port o f they were sold attervranks by private contract. HOSIERY, Lc —Lateran'', hut!. 21—We have little, tr ray, claw la typed Awe lest week ; met certaiely nom Fs the worse. several %pea fres the wholesale bows , have been tn the a t us tows Ms we Ida • 2611 arrrage bun•nor is denote The harvest grawrally weft; and the prospect of an abun lant and cheap seeppiy of Yawls Norded by our anions WI the best surety tbey no love ft steely sod restwaweative elan m• 1 f a tabour. COALS.--lanNUOS, Acct ,i 22.—CLosz or ATUN4I44 )1.41114T. 0011110 • • Weat lia/ 114 7 , 130. 9d. Baed lila a, Ila. W.; North Peron Hartley. 134 Sd. ; Rednrolß Lain, Illtt.• Tanhel4 Boor. 124 3.1. • Taltatel.l Loos Bars. H.; Waller Pratrow, 11.. &I. ; Wed W. W. 11a. 9a.; Windsor * . l'onto% Ile. 64.; Walla Ewl Aeora Clo 4, 13.. .1.1.; WAlle Lad Brown. 11.. Iht.; Wsas Pad Ifrebuni, lid.; ram Maid, 134 sid.; w.ll , End Ille4mant. 1349 d.; Walla Pad Bresl4,ll, 114 Ga.; Walls d Lo rad cale''. Ilae. wWall.le& M. • Wall, End Lasibtan, 14a. GI. ; Walla En IM SL; Walli• End Perober, 134G.1.; Walla End Rt 1.441 1, 1149" 144. M. ; Walla End 4eartturoutrh. 13a. 3d.; Walls Lod Whitetail, lin Bd.; Walls Beal Hartlepool. W. 14.; W3llO End Ileugh Had, MAIL; Itt.lb End Arhus. ll*. U.; Walls End South II•dlleP 091 . Hs.; Walla End Tboreet.y, 11.. Gl.•. Walla End Bat at .uer, 13a. Q.; Was In I 343e.raa's leer, I:.. SI.; Walla End Muth Hornem, las. IL; %% Mk gad Ts*, 14, 44d. • Catrpen Ilartlry, 13a. 9.1.; I *sew. Lactic,. *Ufa.— rlbipo at inasiset. ft; odd, 60. - - CORN Au;. 2l.—The supply of ohl W t heat Mu today "nod, but, aa the Senuml wa. mly maim, grea dab /My asionmonl to in Atm ant a tanker redo Um of la. ▪ y. to Mr rater f aaa ,Eq . +tot had to to , t o . bar siM Be Ina .434. (Rae WO Pl.'. are is lama mutrat, and VIC. Mountie. on , monta.u.A. Wheat. Mute, 10/. to 101. ; ▪ lire to W. aa. Kole). 214. t, 154. tMt'. 17.. tide to Ns. M. Ibmim 773. to .9, Prot, Va. to 2:0 , . Cultwaerattu, Aug. '22.—There woe a fair %apply of Mier at market. mostly .w. w hteh 44 at ',Mali imbued VIC..• 34.1. M pt.. ro 1. aug 411. to I tr. wane. Farmers am unwllluM to rive way Were guy rourlab . r rui..ms prices. It trlay, sou, uttering. Pans Were me tem Amnon tar maw, soot are worth rather mwe inuary. Cos Y.NTUY, Aug. 22.—W.• have had a 'man tuarktl, and wt:tt,tatd„,ierst24..terus.2.do:.w...w.:ll.utwor2rl.ra.teanho..inoltlat t w is ee . k li . I. N t ', , • h l , 3 iv . e ; bad ..win al naor Wheat ciao d qoadtv. and dry. New ou. and real ware altered Is wood oar Thon. Wised, old. I 10. CI. to lb.. • new, LK to I ha. EL Parley, 21. to 24, H em a, old. lb. RI. to lb: new, lb. to 11..6d. EXETER, Aug. 2L.—Wt' had not a large attenilanee of tarnarr• at market haday, partly "wine to Marcia operations, nu doubt. Wheat was in moderate otlet, and pie.* r. led from 405. to 42a. for mow w••••: ski our a •11•te I titter. The early.c,an Vibrato ate aal to be good in quality, bit latronan are no la t t w.v well ; .Rteu 01. MOM/. old, but hole ufferiNg, awl Kivu aa .t on stew yet au ago in quantity. o..ta ruled a trifle lera thau loot irt Llcok N , A u 22—We had a tonal supply of Wheat at a r market trnilay,w hic h we tikes of, at tat nrork'nratrs—red, 334. to 37c; whine, 3w. to 130. A tee e inLites of sew Wheat offering, the quality any geed. LlVlSKPOoL,Al'o.22.—Continued fine weather is enabling I ear Lenart" to gather M. if e .14 cresn of grain ts the bawit payable I condition. lb. trade for the moment n corm paiintly amathetie, and at thin morning's Nark,* the Itu•nne.4 53 any article au• licc lb ineted on to I re in q uantairk at priors not prignili lower. but weaker ' Tunably Lot. There Is Liit notch roots Inv funfair derline on prinent rntro. Menials into tiverpot6, from the 19th to the 2151 /Whirl, intitonie: V. heat, 2.siii tire.; Niece, 62; 31 811 . 359 ; Mfr. 1 66 ; Nem., 1.04, Me, 1.251; tudim Corn, 1,079; Indian Con Marl, 170 \bomb ; thantral, 69 sacks; Flour, 1,1191 sacks and 27,881 Lowell. SOUTH 44r t• roil, Aug. 22.—There were a few samples of saar Wheat at market u,day, the quality of which wie pnerully Stark, uad ee nalah'e than obt Whe.d. of with h there le ,till •WS , 1 empty. W M ri.er in e small &wind. tor arnuhkg Poren•er ralF. OAST \art team ,net a 'eau icti4l tune at about late prier.. I %arena all wows: Wheal, front W. to II?. per tool. Batley, 211'. to rh. per qr. It. as% 2m. to 310. Oats Lack, int. to 2 , 46; "kik I 110 e, to 244. Cant, 2m. to 30e. pi r milt. I VinttEVlELli, Aug. 22.—There was a thin attendance e(' ' Intyrre to.day, who parch sal Whe it sparingly, at a heedne t I IM I per qt. from Tuesdays tate% • hard other qu tidies are hardly sale- I ante ut a .till :nether reducteiti. 0 its and Be am earwigs ol detka 11 *crest Milne. of trade. Wheat, per qr. of 00111. per Mol, least and Kent, red haw: Gee, 4.4.; white, Ile. :*ine, 4711. Norfolk I and Mitfllt, red, 37..; law, 395.; near, 4 4.; Itae, yes. Lincoln- shirr, Yorkett re, and Commtdirehire. red, al. to 5 5.; Sae Nek . white, 414.; t1 0 ',4 to Vt reign, tr.', .12e., to 3...; ins. ',Vie.: white, 425.: line, 41.. barley, lief qr. el 54.1 n to the barbel, Grinding, 21s. to 24. lir in., hi.b. to ale Inner'. 3.e.ta air. Oil 4 potato, per qr .,' :lA. to 2;e..; lino. raveling, per Mom, Itid. to Mal t, Melling, per I hut, '•H. to 2 , 4. 141weril, pi r last. - 11. tu Id. rev load of • troMeta, 31e. Its nee. Arrival. Awn Mi. day week : Wheat, 81.978 qr-.• barley, ill; Wm, :85; Bea l *. $3:; ad. 49; Riellina, 2° . ' WAT Enron'''. Auz. 21.—Our market continues in a most depre...est star, Ana parthaler• of oil Artie,. are in tier merest hull. ;it irrAilo .lb ren,hor. talent. Imlon Corn begins to attract a Lttte at leaton he .peculation. Ma when raftleup in General Poet- OM= Landow. tn. 29 ~ e pt. 3 lug. 27 till of the =ea I latsatk of am. I Dall la of ta month l lth .t the month 273.232117th0f month 144 It of Or venal Ithllth27thof m .t, talll7thof na .4.01 1 am..,Wed.,tst rvl. , 376 of ta mouth I T T E l :t: C. .... utee ljt o t e : kai t i buf y:n k m h tiu o .th :; . ~ Neter dolly .. ..... 211th of the neottb: 7ate24thet month. Ritk of the month i , 7thm)4th .4 month i l Ind of the month MA of the month.! Jth,l7th,lhtlt,27tl 7014thof the mouth . sthlstll2sthof mon. I 3thl.sthiSthof cool Ithl7th27thot ra nt 1 17th of the mooth, i 101001250 ml men' I 17th el Lhe muoth 1 1%14 of lb. rit.mtr.l (kW DM' ud C Jule by evcry ARRIVE D. Arms -at Bristol, August 22, from Suitt is-at Bristol, August 22, Irons 1.111 ) , • AMA...A-at Liverpool, August 22, from Quebec Ai ~err VSIDINA/M-M Plymouth, Slaved 11, from Archangel Alla., liC 1k....1.- alloy. r, Ausust 21 , turn Sarum% 111.4vCIIK--utt Deal, August 2 1 , from Cadiz CON VIMMCIL-Off Portsmouth, August 21, from Memel Casio-feu s-at Griassto, August 3, from ft. John's C. Wilt moan-at Swansea, August 21, from . CIAO CLYOIOI4I.I-11t Liverpool, August 21, fraft....... Moravia COIIPLYITOK-at Gravesend, August 2, hum Mauritius Dull, Came...is-off Falmouth, August 21, from Manakins ELIA. 14.4,111.-off Penunos, August 20, from e oPials. Luaus-off Newport, from Et...is-at Oreveseml, August 21, from ................ Sambre Esasasui-m Grairsoul, August 22, froft...-.--.....oibraliar FAXII.II,I-0t (iransend, August 22, from Marsden Fumsfens-at Gravesend, August 2, from Rigs Fount cue-off De d, August 24 from Bu. Ri g s GVA•4-01, De d, August 11, frOM "'N. America GAMBIA-off Deal, August 2' from -..... Gambia Onion-at Gravegend, Aug ust 22, tress, 051505 Teldien -at Gravesend, August ken. ...... -.Quebec GLNXIIIAJ -off tbe Start, .tugs 21, from.... Bombay Greenland Ituse-at Hull, August 21, from 1 liorrstmo-at Shoreham, August 21, trout. -. ..... --...Arcbaigel jcustft-off Deal, August 11, from -.- .... ...... Sydney I Jouress-uff Deal, August 21, from- -.... .......5. . Lelft. I JOIRJI-111Queehstoorp, A aims 20 , from. .......... -..Jasurltius I Jerrnm-at Sheenuss, August 2u, from Manua* Sonars lossies-at Gravesend, Auemt 12, tram - Ceylon J01.141M-at f a riveses.l, August 22, Boa .... .- Sydney Letraist- at Grareeend, August 21, bora Madras Calcutta LASIINP -at Gravesend, August 2 2 , from Mauritius Le/NMI-at Greenock, August 20 , from Lassos -at Hull, August al, from AR .1 obn'• Maussuou-sit Ouster, August 21, from ....Quebec Maui:ix-off Deal, A 11141.. 21, from .. .... ....- Calcutta Itsua-at tfteeastown, August 20, from lbraila MAW or 010.11.0,8-at Queenstusfu, August V), fr0m........ .Csaau:o lIAI.II- oft Lowestoft, August' I, from Cronstadt ' Msaus-oft Aldiforo', Ausuld2l, kust. Dautsie MALTNA-off Ihiollol, August 12, tow -- - . Brazil ' Mkltt.lll-at Gray. send, August 22, tenft....- .Oours ' Nguema-at Gravesend, August 21, Mask • Tonnlngen 1 Oil, ENULANII-olf the Start, Aug mt IN grust. Uhungtuus I P102.1,1R -at Gravesend, August 22, boa Calcutta 1 PlINCtr, ilurst-at Gravesend, August 31, inst. llamburg PROSPILITT-at Porminoutb, August 21, -Sift IGO Pauraumcc -at Shields. August 20, from Mimi Puumsa Vievinus-uff Deal, August 22, bon-- ................ , Pacarourr -at Swansea, August 21, trona Quebec ltrncorriows-off Deal, August 24 from Launceston , Gesso ft rue TYNE -at Liverpool, August 22, Irma Hamburg Baru. ALIIIIti-o( Deal, August 21, from. Calcutta Itscosusessat-st Quieustown, August 20, too Odessa Itosuls-aff Deal, August il, from -..- ..... Wise &ask Auer-at Grsveseul, August 92, trim ..........Calcutta Seamus-at Palnauutli, August 20. from.-- ILerunnah Snafus-at Hull, August 21. from Bt. Jolla's Snassusaa-at Liverpool, August t 22, trust Quebec Bur Musky -at Hull, August 21, from Naples Swter-off Mizell Head. August to, (TOM .... Dulhousie VIIISBLAIIII-In Queenstown' August 20, treft ........ .........ftaynn Wiscussrsa--off Deal, Ainiust 21, from . Launceston We. HUM-Off Deal, August 21, from - N. Zaailld WINCIMit.-at Graves. at August 21, from „Launceston ZarHSII -off the Needles, August 19, tram Guetuc Zllllllfll-14 Bristol, August 22, from Nantes SAILED. Avert:owes - tram Graverend, August 22, to Part Beaufort AllikOZIX-from Liverpool, August 22, t0............--Stw York from Bristol August 22 to AAAT:ato:its.ll7ll/ThGior,ebN'enceAku,quttuiria2ot 21 to , 1a......... ......... rt ec t lr bu m i . g : ME f t .n H u d l' f B ,. it. TA .din li i l. r. E ,, ,.. q C ,0 1i i :1 * L .,, 1 „.., :..1t .. 1 b ; ,... h d a . 5 ith 10 6 0 ,,,,, ht „. e .- n x -from Neap it, August 21. le ....... ..... li. *lhomsa H.. manufacwry le at 4, Isailentodl. sop 1., pose dour , from Conthill.- 'gru"skaTTfrom Hartlepool, August 21, M.......... Barsarsx-tram Not port, August 21, W.- ..............,..Ascension 1'..11111.41 kiteken, per don., 110.., 42.., ilik fill., 214., 255, loblusteep, Clio -WWI F41:111 lath, August 21, to Quebec patent sharpeners, cavil of desert knives, ••44t1tielt1 plated goal., he. ersunna-from Liverpool, August 22, to As uillon Ntivlti's penknives are excellent and ecodornleal, from 14. upward.. DAV - from lAverPool, August 22, to ......„•....., ..Cop nborca Ito peculiar steel razors and magic strop end page have given coin . Cava. ats a.-trom Liverpool, August 22, to ..„ .... iota Martha tort to many a suffering eltaver, and the troika pronouns, Ins •CiSst.rfri Co near-from eunderland, [August A ta Crunmaat to be unsulalloS. tisvos-froen Plymouth, August 21, to London . . DULTNIN-from euotterioul, .tugust I I ,0 to CTon'tadt WIIISKERS AND MOUS fACHIOS. - The Fr0:101WT-from Newport, August . to Quebec unprecedented 1111C01. , 4 of ROWLANDS' MACASSAR 01% EMMA-from Liverpool. August 22, be Conatadt ~ in p•pluelng these urn anent, i f 31.4thmtl. la untversply known and forma-ova Liverpool, Auguet 22, to. 1 . 4 ,,,, 1f - fr om Liverpool, August 22, t 0.......„.....- '.'"'',."°"' root., and certillsil by the Ituthe.t autl oritivs. This Oil la presemi- Faissue-trem Torbay. August 20 , 10 ... I.P"i° neatly successful in nourishing, improvirg, and beautifying the bu r/4.409-from Puuderloul, August :0, t 0...„ -"tcltin man Hair , in all climatee, alit ill all ,tasices o: existence. It Int•thultes Fat vs - heat Newport, August 21, to 0 .,,,, ~.".•;'':' it • balsamic properties into the pores ul the head, uourislios the Ilair taw. !aTFIN • front Newport, August 21, to Cairn kil.tCllll-from Gravesend, August 23. 411 Baltic liirl-itt, auditing it in maturity, and continues it, poraeleion of lisomv a -tr u ns Liverpool, August 22, W. - . •• Ge s ° a othithy vigour, silky or iftnetat, amp luxurious redundancy to the Latest Ilues-boat Torbay, Aturust lb, to ..... Alesandria , . pert dof human life. Prise 3s, P. 7A., faratly 'adieu (equal to four Issioww-froni Sanderbmd, August 90. to Cxxag. 4 ' . small': to.. &i., rtud double tuat sire, 2ts , ler bottle. Issork-froaiLivorimil, August 22, tO joints Watrullv•los -from 1 - 1 "'T1 0 . 1 4 Aggy° 4 22 . t.•• • "'r r4L ' a ra4oar trtl" ingroved in tw • lines on the A' - at re r ; and en the hark Jesse Levu-from Swarms, August -10, to plaza ut 4 t 'strapper marl 1,300 40 Pr., eolltalrms,{ M:Li 29,02 S IC MTS. Suld hr LAteT ELL..OII-from LP'elPo•' . .. Aur to tmt A Cull'.'en them at .O,IIAIIO. -GABUL LON N, DON, and by all C-his amp localise-Own Liverpool, August 22, to Quebec p er „ ao Moron-from Liverpool , August 22, to Janeiro - iiA're HE lONIAN ISL Ium AN Du I/ b S It4". N. usr ; What they have Lost m„...., .012,-fruin Liverpcsa, August 22 , to easililli•SO - from Ilartlereul, Micipt 21, W.. Stettin 1b ..., at , t , N,,,e_rtuta sonderland, August 20, to Cronstadt T sty Numw-frosaWalmouth. Aural 21, t 0...-. ..... .Petersbarg and Potterer under the thirty Ave Years' A diuthisttation of Scans -tra m laverposl, AUgU.III, tO ... tkitisopea the Lord Utah Cummiesiurers sent to Li Jthro them. In reply to a--- -- .. 1.0,0.1td• SM./01,1.-in= Liverpool August 92, to Lye. pamphlet entitled ° Ilse lonian !shod, under British thotection." 1 Cage i'l L • ondo " I° :•. " l .l tr . b.isliel by James Padgway, Picradily ; and al book. ',.. r'in ,ie t , ed .ut, a t it t P tt u i l 'l t i :i h t c y d or by Ll r m u ttrPr% N l• * ". ll . A ' VsrA ,_ °iffi :,: : : . r4; l22' 7; g/'.4. ' Oar lasainicc -from N.wpost, August 21, to SteT. Gia..-10.11 -hem Gravereni, August 22, to liras-from Liverpool, August 22, to Leghorn reLers. imuc• , •t• thc pet otuct of 'y tille Ware. • cotta ,• ——— - - SIX OI:FIE OP A DESPERATE C.OIE OF RINGWOR M “ f YEARS' STANDING. ulite LINA, 13411 ' One of the meat eminent SUrneOn. in Lilt ,ths ca;,lta , 01 . • child covered with ringworm t ni , re Y r s "' • %bloated all his art in hi. end. , Wire Rea a cure. Ne,e4 for, he emeulted among hi. bietbre , Vie moat cv,•tira practitioners of the ei y. 4 nit nothing wan f.tind to all CIT Wiltrl he 11n,i nersU:aled by Mr. J.asopti P. IL u` Ii , Imy's I and •Imagiat, residing7', Cite de 1,...1.10• to ' , S lav Of Pills snit ointment which was d. ne, oral after rocieully the tomOintent, with porpoo whole the tbe rh , s. maa cured the SUrprifc of theomfiest 1 1 ` ° '" i ''' ' ' -- the went. from tn••tiveu of delicacy, , L o aslas, Sold by the itroprietor, 214, etc o•d, 111 , I ,o P' e hroc l ic s.a. iiio and by ail reapectable Vendors of Pan eat Metifinc Civilizeat World, in Cote and flutes, la. .`• the 22a., and Ste. emit. There is a very comailisiaNe larger also.. f • N.&—Direetions for the guidance of Patients a" nt'e4 W cod' Pot or Bo:. &OW' part4y, moody TOMO—MeI Grae Ole % Aeg et 21 t to . 62 .. ................................................ :: . „ ou Cad e t I THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE Ycarfron, Bilstol, Autost i 2, COMPANY lONIC Ea TICK ETO which earire a certain atim in' w.. 0. Annumet—fremPoale, August n, t 0... .......... Quebec -a• wmcnitt _ f r es shi m s. A ,,,30. to ........................Yeah the event of death by Railway Accident, aril proportionate mullion wAtu trout umr ;T: - - Awt. to . Nao k.,, ration in case of perroiW injury, either tor the 'tingle j •urny, month, *ec;thenbuts or year. nem tkketA mop) be obtained et the prilaaital blotto. , or wrooo- trots Grartleind, Autrild 22, to zinti,.....t.... w et - p .. 4 A u fuse yy. t o . -loftiest ticket. at the Company'. tiflicee, I, Old Brood-street where Oro rump. c• owe may b • obtsautil rit ngi the I lOW of premium, and particular."( the Ountetous cases already re- B ore d. This Gump 'op being empowered b y special Act of Partia -1 meat, the premiums charged include the atone duty. ALEXANDER BEATTIE, Secretary, ' -rivet, ISSI. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ann Key, fronick, nein Make kit Onagew, July 21, off the Island MI Oal Atalanta (barque), of Weymouth, bound out, Aug. 9, lat. 43.2 If, loth 34.12 W • Alb Aar 10 W. Ambrosias, from Fernand° Po for Liverpool, July 27, lat. 24.30 N., lon. 40.5 W, Pillow, of Barnstable, for Barceloaa, Jul, 31, of Cane St. intent. Barham (ship), all well,Juty 20, lat. 12,40 N., km. 241.40 W. Courier (ship), from Bombay for Liverpool, Aug. 6, lat. 36.44 N, 36.30 W. Condor. 611dea (Swedish barque), outwardbound, July IN lat. 1.16 S., lon. 22.40 W. Ceylon (ship), from Moulmein, out 36 days, May 9, lat. 264 S., E. City of Manchester (IL), Aug. 2, lat. 47 N.. lon. 55 W. Duke of Weltinoton, Mond out, Aug. 11, lat. 42 N., lon. 10.30 W. Fromm rem Kilian, Aug. 8, lot. 46, In. 41, with VlSSellgerl. George Pyre, from Ceylon for London, 56 days out, June 16, lat. 34.57 S., lon. 21.77 E. Gipsy Queen, of Guernsey, front London for Mato, off Cape MIS- Hudson (ship), llohorst, from Bremen , 10 milts north of Fair Isle, July 16. Industry, of Dartmouth, for Alit ante, lat. 43 N.. lor. it W. John Dennison, from Ceylon for London, It 9 days out, July 28, lat. 26.51 N., lon. 49.6 W. John Campbell, from Bombay for Liverpool, 131 days out, Aug. 7, let. 38.191 N., lon. 31.7 W. Matilda (brig), of Plym out lon. 11 W. h. Aug. 6, lat. 41 N., Mi ra nda (barque), standing to nsrthward, July 9, lat. 8. 57 N. , lon. 25 W Maspre (brig). trim Sierra LeJsc for Liverpool, Aug. 9, let. 40.57 N., lon. 27.31 W. Mary (brig), of Kirkaldy, July 12, Ist. 60.20 N., ton. 4 0 E. New Moment (414), April 10, in Jas. Sea. Rifleman (barque), homeward bound, July 31, lat. 31.16 N, lon. 39.13 W. Sarah Snow (American barque), from Boston for Valparais o, Sara' 111,1 st. 14.1 N., lon. 30./5 W. Sarah Bridges, from LIAPOTe for New York, Aug. 15, let. 58, lon. 30. Triumph (brig), from Bremen for New York , Au g . 7, let. 48.11 N., !v.. 11:3 W. Venture (brm), from Bonny for Liverpool, July 22, lot. 14.21 N., lon. 30.16 W West Bann, homeward bound, Aug. 11, lat. 41.52 N., loc. 23.22 W. 3. Old Woad. BRITANNIA Pril LFEtree ASSRaURA LonNdo CE COMPANY. I, cw.st, nk, n. IMpoweced by Special Act of Parliament, 4 Viet., sap. 9. D151X..708 14 Minim —Colonel ROBERT ALEXANDER, Blackheath- P pa rk. I (Wow Dmington, Fact , Neckin- Jobn Drcerett, Doi , 4, rinces fp! MUM, B er mood•ry. Wrest, Bank. lIIIIIIM Dnedgett, ken., Yen- • ErnsinuA R. Emter. Em-, Cold 414114111 40 5 et. Ilarbour-lace. Caelberm-11. T. P. Coeserill, EM., Shadwel T. S. Ondlcr, LA., Tokenbome and Twickenham. yard. George Cohen, Eq., Shacklewell. 1 H. L. Scialc, Erg., Doctor's Corn. . 41 Uinta Coventry, 11-., White mom. Hart-court. Lombardwtreet. BA/Mtn—Mews. Dreweti, Fowler, and Fowler, i, Princes , treet, Ill'Lcad Is ad Staining, London-atm; ADVANTAGE.) OF TillB INSTITUTION. HALE CRIWIT IATIA or 11.104MIUM. Perrone samred according to there ratan ore allowed credit (with. out security) for half the am .unt of the Bret seven annual premiums, paying intercom thereon ot the tote of n per cent. per annum. wi , th the option of paying off the arrears o f premium. at any tinte or Irving the amount deducted corn the rum a:mired should the polity become a claim. VON SVIMIUNO 11.01011 , ANI. ars. A Table adapted especially for lie securing of limn . :de l Debt., b y which the fullest socurity ie obtained on very low, but gr oiu illy at. me.sing Premioene. Ploiciee revived, without the etaction of a flue, at any time wi:La twelve months, if health remain unimpaired. A Board of Directors in attendance daily at !o'clock. Age of the A.eured In every ease admitted in the policy. Medical Atte:dente remunerated in all cares for their reporti. extract from the Melt Credit Mates of rr,Mll{olll. Annual Premium required for an Aleurance of .ClOO, fur the Whole Inert ir Life. Whole Preml;ri l Kvr Seven Years. Seven 1 i are. LI 1 9 1 9 9 2 2 6 3 6_ll - 9 11, '4 4 3 0 6 13 4 LAdvertitement I —HOLLOWAY'S OINTKENT AND PILLS lIONDIarti.IN FITICAtiOt • 10 flit?. lIILVIIIAL WotsDS 1M A l'raMtleil Lzu.—Litract of a letter from Margaret Io6e ll Port Ph to Me Mr, ilip Howell and Watron, of Bacchus Marsh, Melbourne, , doted Jan. 4, I gal .--..Csentlenten—Sinec 'applied at your stores for a itupply of Holloway's Ointment and Pas, I bare mada sound cure of my leg, after hawing suffered from several woun Is e n it for more than two year.. I tried preriounly many doctors in the country with out Mitaining any relief whatever from their remedies, but by using Holloway'. invaluable medicinal for a few we bY, every wound ir Dam) atealed, and my leg iR now perfectly sountl.“—Sold by ull druggist., P H rofessor ollowm es 's tablishment, 244, Strand, London. E. IL eIfeTEK, ktmddrnt Director. ANDItEW FRANCIS, feuretary, Detailed rroepeemrs, and every requleite intimation ea to the mode of effecting assuranwe tuay be ob.alueli upon application at the Mike, 1, Princes ttalst, Itank, Langton: or of the eerero: agenta throughout the farad fa. FrHE REND GUARANTEE ti()CIET Y. Incor- A. panted under the 7 and 3 Viet., esp. lip, capitau. £10a,0,0.- 3, Charlotte-tow, 31artioo-housii, London. Di nrcroxe. Charlrs Bailey, EN., Rumil Jim. Ridgway, EN, 10, Pion. TOW, Cheapaide. dilly. L e muel Breckeltank,EN., Green. Henry John Maxwell, Eq., 9, with, Kent. IA impolc , treet. W. Hammon lloilitkinoon, EN., 1 Rithurd Morns. E.g.. King. !CI, Upper Thameo.otreet. Farm.loage, Richmond, Som.!. C. %V. Johneon, EM.. F.R.S., I Frederick Twynam, EN., litichop Gror ' s . inn . eq uare, and Croy. Stoke, Rama. den. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTIis. ANTIIONV.—Aug. 22, nt Gtuldlord mrcet, itmeelcrquare, the wife of tlemuel,ll. Anthony, Eon., of a non. BILYANI.--Ang. IG, the wtte of 1. Bryant, jun., Bp., Plymouth, of • deuebter. CIIATit,KLON.—Aur. 19, it 011ertom Lady MaTt• Chativrton, of a daughter. Aruitor,?. J. Britten, Esq. fun., Basinghalkstrect W. Riehmorol, kol a Great Scotlaral-lard, Westminster ; F. A. Weir, Esq., 13, Milkartreet, Cite. BAN.ll.—The London Joutt•tisock Bank. JOINT Suucuroas. 3. W. Flower, Esq. hl, Breadottreet. Frederick Went, Ilk Greshatc•street. SVATiTOI9.-31eFaxo. Davis and Tiger., 3, Frederick-place, tl:3Jewry. BIRMINGHAM BItAsCII, 4, Newhall.street. Monstaca.— C. W. Elaiugton, Esot. Owners of property, Trustee*, and o- hers c mii h Policies of h trurance grant. d them M securing r secung the e.nctual payment of their Beets and incomes on a slay certain, whether the sour doll then hove been collected or not; or a certain Ilse -me from property tor a tiled periml, whether wholly oecupiol or nit. The Polka, of AMMlrtillee 'ranted by that , Society secure To Landlords and Trustee., the payment, on a day certain, of nni us long an the property remains ontrusitel. Or, a certain no title from prom rty, the management of the sue being placed in the Is MIA of the Sartety. To the Clergy, or to lay Impropriatots, the receipt On a day carlatn of the amount of their Tithe Kent Charge. To Mortgagee* and Mortgagors, the punctual receipt of Mir in. Wrest and ourplus income. In the case of mortgaged property the facilities afforded by the Society will be found e•pecially catuable ; the Society will act, w tthout inter ering between usacitor ant client, as an inormediary beoct 411 all parties; it will, on a floes! oar, pay over to the mortgagee the in tercet au his mortgage, anti to. the mortgagor th- surplus tent; the natural effect of which will h• to render home property a bet-•r and mare available security than heretofore, and thus to mishit> the owners of ouch property to biorrvior 1111 more alt2flttlVOlLl UMW. To perwros of lintind income the Socitty preun•st great intluee. ments; the somfortable a 'mar ee that Mar rents will be punctually paid on a day certain will be cheaply purchased by such perions at the nuslerate deduetion Irons the atuttunt to be rattan ti which the Society is content to charge. Owners of Ilr.tperty travelling or residing abroad, or in the country, employing this Society, em have the amount of their renta remitted to them, or paid to their banker., or other cluyetine, thus enublit g them to draw upon theiraceuunto wahou. fear of de- MARRIAGES. CANSDELL—DCFFIELD.—Atig.I4, at St. I otolph Without, Alden*. Inde. by the Rev. W. C. Webtx.r, Charle., youngent eon of the Late W. Gimlet, Esq., of Binhopegate Within, and Tolleshunt IPAte7. Eases to Mary Ann, eldest daught er of J. E. 1 1 uffield, Frq., of Alder4ate.street, London. LEICII—SIIELDKAK E.—Aug. 14, at laworth Thorpe, Mr. IL P. Loren, Kenninghall, pan of the late Mr. C. D. le ecb, gury, au Emily Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr. E. Sheldrake, of Is worth Thorpe. LLOYD —YAW GREY. —Aug.l9, at °vermeil, Leicestershire, theltes. G. Lloyd, Incuiribent 01 Willasley, Derbyehire, eOll o f the It, a. Dr. Lloyd, Incumbent of Groat y, tu Fanny Maria. ytiongi , t daughter of the late Rev. W. V.m.trer Rector of Ilarthill,Cheehire. . DEATIIS. CARTER. Aug. 16, at Tasistoclr, M. Carter, nughtr of Mr. Car ter, b rister of the Western Circuit, and of the Veron Counts Senticn, aged 63. DoItWARO. —Aug 17. at Burntisland, Cbsrlotte ifc of J. Borarstd, E.g., Madras bitnicti Establishment. BART.—Aug. 19, at Nottingham, Elim, wife of F. Hart, Esq. pArivico. —Aug. 19, at his risialcuce, Burton-creincet, Dr. Pa tine°, aged BS. PATEK.3OM.—Aug. 19, et Blantyre Lodge, Gla.sgow, James Frederick, infant Km of W. Paterson, Eq. AUSTRALIAN LINE 01? PACKET SHIP S, for NY DS ET Direct, anti P gular Trader.. for TAN DIEMEN'S D, PORT PHILIP. SOU ni AUSTRALIA, &e.—These splem dot slops me al of the IRA cl,s, Moe most eiesiant meocumodations ktr hwenlßll4 and elms/temente • ill be given her Mem days of milling. '!f Itu NOE llral.tt. MO" I Kwthee. l ANN (I m It ulai ll i :1 1: 1' sT) N A I L I lA : . o si -IT 0 04re! IC. WAiker....rydney .I. EnilArton .. Sydney Rcibain .... Port Philip. Aug. A. Mackwood..lPort Philip. 4pl. 13 W. henry ( Port .Sept. 20 NV 11. .Ta) lor. Adelaide ... %ult. Port Natal . Ana. SO ... . . • For Nether partieulani apply to the uniteraianed. who are rim straitly despatching a aucceontin of superior first-class ships (regukir traders) to oath of the AllPtrAilln C*.lonies,ere. DIARSILII.I. Pnd MALLON,. 84, Frinchurchintrect. THE ELEVEN 11()UltS' ROUTE to I 'AltlS, with only two boars PCP, to by the SOCTII EASTERN RAIL WAY, r O, Vidireptiree or Dover. DOCRIE OPECIAL EXPRESS SERVICE DAILY. A SPECIAL EXPRESS TRAIN lnmes the London Bridge Tor minim, EVERY MORNING and EVERY EVENINti, reweing Pare, in I I bums. Return TiActs, LlnJout to ra.ts and back, available until the 30th FREDERICK TW I'N AM. Seisierober. The SIGIIT MAIL TRAIN. ell I)o , er, leaves the London Bridge Terminus at 9.39 p.m., reaching Paris ►t 9 o'clock the folloCng wetting. ►nd reused. ►t hag-vst 9. LONDON and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. I.AliErt OE CI7NIBERLAND. .111 , KETS AVAII-11tLE for SEVEN DAYS, by the ordinary trains, t. WINDERMERE, wd; be hatted at the fall ming Lim on and alter the Nth Inst. Full particulars may be had no inquiry. London to W intl.:mere and back: fl—rst class, XS :D.; emend class, /2 By order, MARK IlUldil. Enston Cieneral Manarer's Office, -atation, 25th June, ISM. LONDON and NORTHAVESTERN sad ORES TVA and ROI-THE:AD RAILWAYS.--The CELEBRATED nett faNNI.% TULIELAR and fiCSCENRION ItRIDGE-S 4,,t, the MENAI niltAlTS and NORTII WALLS, the ISLAND of ANULE SET, and 110LTHEAD. WEEKLY TICKETS AT REDUCED BATES. Arrannemenuo havinaf been nude to afford patio, en opportutitv of v Oiling the above interectiha ohjrct, and the uugniticent POefleri of Kurth Wale., TICKETS wit be tamed at the Eitaton Station, avail able for ONE WEEK from the date of lame, by any train, according a, clam , , allowing the holder to atop at Cheater, or any Hatton on tho ChDoer and 11-4 head Bailwor, but not toluene! twice over the same portion of the railway In one iiirection. roars Exprew or Mail Train . l3 10 0 FDA limo Ordinary Trains ll 10 0 tiveocul Claw 4 hdinary Trains By ordet, MARK MIMI, London and North-Western Railway. J. 0. BINGER, Cli,ter lira Holyhead - Railway. 1 General Manager's Were, Cuaton rtution. June, Ibsl. CHESTEIt and H ()L }IBA I) RAILWAY.— REDUCTIOI , 4 of FARE.% On and after FRIDAY, A nutlet Ist. Pa-sengers will be braked through and conveye I st the following Feet., which includes the pas sage mor.ey between Kingstown and Holyhead, either by the Boats ot the Chestar and llolyheetal, or of the City of Dublin COT. patties. Single bars. Return Tickets. let Cl. 2nd CI. Ist IL Ind CL s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. London Between I Birmingham ... 411 0 ... 311 11 ... 1,0 0 45 0 Kingstown Hitachi:Her ... 23 0 17 6 37 6 26 ti and t 1 luster ( Liverpool The Ili-torn Tickets between Dublin, Liverpool, Chester Manches ter, and Birmingham, will In available f o r the Return lourney for of V)- DAYS after date of hour. Those between Dublin and Latham. 101 wri:Es DAYS. Depat tare from Kingstown. Arrival in Lonlon. •1 0 a.m. Foga.. It 0 p.m. 1 0 p.m. Med. 450 am. 730 p.m. Mug. 1 0 pit). Departure from London. Arrival in Dublin. •9 SO am. tapers. 10 30 p.m. .5 0 p.m. tnleeie. oed um. is 45 p.m. Mail. 11 0 am. • tin Second Class by the Exprees Trains between Chester, tar n:lngham or London. Tickets can be °Manual at the Dublin and Ringstos - n Railway Terminus, or on hoard the et. amboats. J. 0. BINOEIL Ottlte. Chester, July 31, 1851. FLOOK CLOTHS. - Beet quality. warranted 2a. 6,L per Aquae yard. P‘r.lan as I Turkey pattern 2a. 9d. do. do. Gamma row Mtn sr. Od. do. do. INIAA MATTING; COCOA VII RE M.tt and Matunic. IOWPTT. M ANUFArTIGtVit. 53% NEW OS Y rtli PT. . „ ppototment. The Society at-u undertake the COLLECT) NOF RENT at a sno rter ate per cettnre without Cot irantee, pitying over immediately the amounts collected. No charur for Polic'es, or preliminat y expense. of any kind. Forms of propovalv for Coiielea, and other particulars, may be nb. !ainol en pernonat or written application, 4 the Society's °them 3, Charlotte-row, klantion.ho 4 e, London, _ --- - TO DOCK COMP.ANIVS, WIIARIFINGEILS, COAL, STONE. TI al PER MERCIIANTi, and Others. PATENT STEAM WIIIPPING COMPANY. — Messes. It and A. I.llli lit, the managers of thin Company, are now unloading, by means of their engine., their wilier , in the Ilhini at an at, r ige rate of twenty ten• per hour, or upwards of two hundred tons per dr, and at a considerable redaction in cost. They ham numerous highly icitiolactoi y ci•riithates from captains whose ship they have di-charged, and to the owners of which the great increased dispatch is ohs iously a nintiet of the greatest importance. The remarkable small dimerumins and erica of the engine admire of its being phicerl on, and removed from, the ship's deck oath the greatest randy and dispatch, by mean• of the barge and deride. These engiaes are also thoroughly adapted tor ur.tundinic in the docks, or for perm men , . use on b caret CI Loge ship, where, in :a . dittos to working out the cap go, they might be most advantageously used for doing all the other heavy work, such AS pumping, lid tog the anchor, warpiag, tkc., hr. This Company arc now prepared to Contract for the unloading of any quantity of coals, or to rant licences for the i.e et the patent, on application to the Managers— Messrs. V. and A. PRIOR, No. 151, Upper 'I handissstrect, Isitel.m. iATCUES PLATE, AND JEWELLERY. I. 1:1, 172 at 149, ' oit D i:T T, NDON, re ocomenda highly-lin shod (AVM \Toles, of t h e limit :TAL CONSTIId.t: f 10h. ILO DIALS, J EN' a: Five Guineas rah. la -liver Due% at Two. el-a-llalf Guineas esch. NEW SHOW-FAXIIIS. at riluint an scum, .e ssirtgaint of Now and ,FSXDsIi.III.kNI) PLATE. and the NEW ELFCTiti and other Pi ATF.D 01100$. at citc:ediagig isdoixd prices. doe gold JEW). 1.- `.IKRT is at. in .9 r varkty. Fate 01. 69 mly (rum 30s. e-ch; BERT GRAINS, from 255. eub. AP. rnlMct, eontnininn the Liet of Prima and skoeoen, he rent per pant, free, an dpplicoton by letter; and nn sp,Atc. , :JA is rolkited. Note :be kddrean-171„ 172, as.d 119, OXII , :1),17111:1.1', J'LW ELLERY 1)()D1), B ItlYlll E HS, to, °anthill (Mansion-boon :idol. few, ttnr., allvermilthr. watehmaktro, Inv to mann an inametion of their miten.in ntr 3AENT of MT ORNAMFINTS. forming a otork of the eliefir , t anal warren dmigna in ehainif, !wok the.. bracelet} Loup eaTOW . to he met with In Lontlon.-40, UNADULTEKATEI) ISINGLASS far INV. I- LIDS and TABLE DELICACIEB.—Nothing is go Important in the diet of the Invalid as the certainty of obtaining in a inhume *tate Mom articles that ore neeemaxy for hia reeturauoo, and op.way .-.... semi,' to the epicure ig the undoubted perfect:on of Po imporhint ..It ingredient ag ...amens, Gelatine and ite Meridiem., either al.ao or in combination, dimpimint both the Invalid and the epieor ~ v. te t ire regpeetfully Informed th t, with a M. w to p ro t o et them from th.•• r ce. C. fitly -extend a d u lteration, Mr. JAMES %irk Elti hag wade' menta for guppliing the genuine cut KltgetlAN (WI MIL Mtr A-04. ef... In •:.reg'..l Nam packed and sealed at laia fwttory. I'm/mown. me onmmended to give epeeist orlera for VIGKEItS'4 GENUINE SIAN PIINGLASIt, in nested paeketa, that being the only t.irin in which they can depend on always' btaining $ really pure awl th I 'b+ oi:- tended artiele.lgaild retail in quantities' .f I, 2, I, awl , OUne r ... 4 in the Kma. by every chemist, prone; and Italian warehoureman Anat. and wholegaie st the lantory, 23, ladle Britain, 'audio ........ OP OI --- ... H. 0 . k 1.0 ! IkLA SCAT Ilk .... .. 1 /‘( ; s ii\ ~... " 1, 1, 1 :4':',;;; A . , : r • - , - ) 1 : a sta d . , %at fru CURES FOR THE UNCUREO -.• i i.., fi'o`.ll.-' 4 '•L' . . 4‘ A ,l e f' ' . ' - .7: ~,,:, :.. -.., --1 :._ _,.- --:, ' • - HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. liept. til I i .