The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-08 00:00:00

IRELAND. Drumm, iVNIE 7. Owing to reasons which have not been made public Sir Ralph Howard, after a canvass described as a ray satisfactin v one, has withdrawn his pretensions for Youghal, and the Hon. Mr. Fortescue, son of Earl Fortescue, has offered himself on liberal principles, and proceeded to Youghal to canvass the electors. Mr. Christian, the conservative Queen's Coussel, will, it is confidently stated, start for the borough of Waterford. It is stated that the eldest son of Lord btuvkerry will be put in nomination as representative for the county Cm*. The Dauntless, steam frigate, steamed ont of Gal way Bay on Saturday afternoon. The following particulars of • failure which has attracted much attention hero appears in the cum menial article of this morning's Freeman : We have to notice, with the deepest regret, the slopes eon this week of the very old and highly te.pected firm of G. and J. °fiction, printers to the Queen, and proprietors of the Doily Erpresa newspaper. A meeting of their ere.' ditnrs was held on Tuesday, when the liabilities were stated to be 15.8621., including 6,0001. of family debt., and 4,6771. to the Bank of Ireland. The assets were stated at upwards of 17.000/ , including 7,4001. stock in trade, and 4,386/. for printing con , erns, the remainder being made up of debts due to the newspaper and private property. A proposition to pay in full in the following proportions, which was altered to by meat, if not all, the creditors pre sent—via., three payments of 3s. til. in 6, 14, and 21 months, and two payments of ss. each in 33 and 4.5 months —the newspaper to be carried on as usual, under the inspec• tion of trustees. The meeting was adjourned till the 10th inst., when, we have no doubt, an arrangement will he come to. The amount of funds contributed by public sub scription for the Exhibition at Cork, exceeds 2,500/. A public holiday will be proclaimed in Cork by the =icor, to commence at two o'clock, on Wednesday, and continue until Friday. DRAMA. TRINCE;SS. A new drama, in . tier acts, called "The Trial of Love," wee produeed at this theatre last niht. It Is from the pen of Mr. Lovell, the author of "The Wife's Secret," and ...eral other succemfel pieem. The subject is taken from that abundant &tures u( materials or the novelist and dramatic poet, our civil war of the seventeenth century. The construction of fhis play by no means clear, and som- of the most important incidents are unaccountable. There are some comic domestics introduced, by way of en livening the niece, but, with the exception of a smart serving maiden iforyoretta (extremely well acted by Mien they are nut very entertaining. Much interest, however, is elicited for the hero and heroine, and some of the situations are powerful and alfyeting. Tint dialogue (which as in blank verse) is elegant, and, in the principal seines, full of force and energy. It is somewhat to poetical; for in scenes of atrong excitement and parka lateiurvl tropes aed mctaphots are out of place —the syraatrs axe not disposed to indulge in rhetorical or. memento. The piece is mainly supported by the admirable acting of Mr. and Mts. Klan, the latter especially, whose picturt of the illiplU.olllll but bigliaaindird woman it lofty aid noble, yet fall of feminine train:mm*snd bee sty. It. stucco. was complete. The house was crowded; the applause was warm and Moment during the whole per formance ; and, at it. conclusion, Mr. and lin. Kean, and the author, received the usual ovations. MIDDLESBOROUGH AND REDCAR RAILWAY.—A ; P al t o meet ing r n i „ t h a il er - compa n yacu.wposna held tactr Darlington s ii condi tionsn on which the sum of 18,000 r. should be raised, in par. seance of the powers granted by parliament lest ear. 'lke shahwas take* by Joeeph Wbitwell Pease, Eaq., who proposed the following resolution, which was seconded by Henry Pease, f bat in pursuance of the powers conferred upon this company by the act of the last scrim of parliament (14 Viet , cap. 23), this company do create and issue 720 shares of 251 each. That a deposit of 21. per share be i aid thereon at the time of allotment. That 840 of such shores be offered to the shareholders registered in the books of the company, being at the ratapf two mew 2:4 shores for three original 501. shares ; and that the re sidue of such shares as well as any of the 640 new shares which shall ant be taken up (ii any) be offered to the proprietors in the Middlesborough and It dear Hallway Company, in such proportions as the directors Mall think proper ; and if any proprietor fail fur one month, after any such of r, to empt the same and pay the instalments called for in respect thereof, the directors are hereby au *homed to therm of suck shares in such manner u they shall deem most for the advantage of this company. That the said shores be issued at a premium of 41. per share, making the amount payable on each share at the following times, and in the following proportions, as regards both the nominal amount of the shares and the amount of the premiums—at the time of allotment 21. call on shares; on December 1, 1132, 21. 10s. on shares, and 10e. on premium ; March 1, 1553, 21. 10s on shares, and 10s. on rrem. ; the last cads being made in Sept. 1858, when it would be 3/. on the shares. That the persons to whom new shares shall be allotted shall be at liberty to pay op the full amount of such shares, and shall be entitled to the same rata of divi dend thereon. pro rule on their nominal value of 241., as the preen; shares Of the company, but no further divi dend shall at any time he paid on the amount retailed in respect of premiums. That the sum of 18,000/. to be so raised shad be applied towards the liquidation of the loss debt of the company, and the premiums shall be applied in the improvement of this company's railway and works." The resolution was carried MAC dia. A vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the meeting. SYribligiellllßE, AND WORCE4TEB sutoe half-yearly meeting of this com pany woo held on Saturday, at the King's Arms Hotel, Westminster; Mr. R. G. Alston in the chair. Mr. W. Harris, the secretes?, read the report, which stated that the directorshad retired the expenditure to the lowest point, and forfeited the shares of irresponeible proprietors, and placed the segister in a sound and healthy state. The be lanee•ebeet fur the balf-year ending the 22nd of May, showed that 6,0321. had kern received, and 4,7501. ex pended, leaving a balance of 28.11. The assets of the cam pony were estimated at 2,14121., and the liabilities at VIOL' Resolutions acre passed receiving the report, and postpolul ing its further consideration to the 24th inst.; and request. ' ing that an extraordinary meeting be convened on the 24th tut. to consider the prophet of increasing the number of directors to 12. The proceedings terminated with • vote of treks to the charter. SOUTH EASTER3I RAlLWAY.—Traffie twocipts for the week ending Jun. 6, 1852, 16,2081. 3s. fkL Ditto, June T. 1141.15.101 C I Is. 11 lee:ease in 1852. 1,1011 12..8d. LLANELLI' RAILWAY AND Docs.—The yearly , meeting of this company was held yesterday at the London Tavern, Biehopagate•street. Mr. Collyer took the chair, when the new list of by• laws was submitted for considers boo and approved. The report was as follow.: .• The earnings of the company during the year ending the 10th of ' April tut are showisses,tbeogeounto to be 11,605/ lle. and the eapenses. &-eilliarefef interest on debentures), 10,484!.6.. 2d. The balance accruing to the company is Tpguentad Is ylOOl., which the committee have relinquished, airefseddee Of their resolution, adverted to in their report in January last, making a tote , surplus of 1,821/. Although certain portions of the traffic have suffered • tempenery decluse, it is satisfactory to and that a smady advisee continues to be shown in others; so that, notwith standing the depression in the Anthracite trade daring the 12 months, the revenue of the company, if earapared with that of any oilier year than the one ending Aleie.lB6l, ea- • harks no Ineonaiderable improvement." TM sbeiresan wont into the accrete very minutely, sad stated list it was gratifying to bed that the receipts from passe gee and parer!. had increased from 1,4001. in the last year to 1,7001., M spite of the dock dues having diminished. A proprietor asked what was intended to be done with the balance in Land. The chairman said it was at the disposal of lb* me ling, but from the present state of their fends the direc tors d.d tint reounmend any dividend is he mad, out of it. The had and doubt•ul debt .sanest bed bees all written off but 711. As the South Wales Compass had new seemed their Ilse, and would no doubt be ore ads star, It would be necessary for this ee to lee more eer times, which was WHIN? MIMS fife the balsas'. The report was than adepts" assaimosly. The ea *sting was then made special, for the purpose of forfeiting thirty "hen sin which the calla were in smear, which having boss done, the meeting adjourned. LtEDS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.— The had yearly meeting of the members of this 'societies was held at the Court Howse, at noon (yesterday), Sir Gauge Goo& man, the president, in the chair. The beldam was saes* of a routine character, tip only new aelgost being the dim cumien of a r t of bye-M*4.M basibtalleg the settlilissilet disputes in commercial mimeo esidiesies. Tie melee' prepared by • moults. ed the dissiber mere. with one ameedments, rental, es/ MISR amimbeee of the ANEW appointed to sat r arbetralia whin ispsked. Tbe per 1 posed arbitrate= scheme le esekely avalssmy saes sod con only be pet into epseedis at the s pre of Me s paten themselves ; the lawn sew to rah Ida he erratum to bees mg dipole may se arise setded by arbitrates*. end ie sembeee Ida ..f the lb arbitrates' to deaf with lhe meager said Pea these Se the sansei sf the abember wee soled eali two, or three, se Me sem wag require. The listless% selected as arbitrstaitli Of ATP inevelsents, Iv. menliecterers, cad Ivo sine. BT. MARS'S HOrerital..—The anoimary *OW of this hospital, shish see hesded in ISM he tie MN 01 11.1111 e and other Marne ellbstashire, wee held yesteede7 et the A bos Tams. ALlieseaMmopre. Is the past year 163 prude had been treated, of whom 322 wen ohm shamed cured, end Mot the total rusher reurred sire the fousdaticia of t i te=ital bee am TAIL The bee I ef oalmenut ro m •00t111•4111, SIAOGOA sionsolins ahem, the following:—The Lord Mayor, M. MILLI. Merriman, Esq., M.P. 101. lbs ; Mews Hoare and Os 111 ; the Auxiliary Societry of Believed Patients, he IM Ibuddlep fur of a sew hospital about to be erected, 124. IS.; and R r rho vadat fend. 311. ;W. C. JOINS (111110011 d 611.11 the, 1051. Matthew DUAL Eat, 621. 10s.; P. cernesee, Esq.,'lLere, 21f. • ihr C. urrell, 10/ =rifler, SIL as. TM Moat of sablirtiptisli l Meted 1,3101. SPORTING. ASCOT HEATH RACES. (Coutlnued from lestrlllars loprer.) 11 MIN 12.11 DA Y. ROTAL 11UMT CUI. of '...;t10 .-. soVir., by subs. of 10 son. each, with 100 added; winners of any handicap value 100 son. including the winner's stakes, after the weights were declared, to carry 7th. extra. New mile. Yrs. st. lb. 1 Yrs. at. lb Nancy 4 96 , Phiegra Hernandez 4 8 51 Hyacinth Dmitel Olto.trke 3 8 4 Knight of the Officious 6 8 4, Shire Darkis 6 8 2 Timid Fawn .... 4 6 7 Mistretta& Hothorpo lambs Exeter, Tunic Prsntie Ringleatkr 4 7 9 Mountain Flower 3 6 2 Sir Rowland Wingewand .... 3 8 2 Trenebard The Heriet .... 4 7 7 Tama Hardinge Newport 6 7 4 Amoroso 4 6 0 Eliza Middleton 6 7 4 Pluntatead 3 6 0 Catalpa °retie Merry Peal .... 4 7 0 llez 3 610 Paymaster Manifold 6 7 0 Surprise Ephesus 4 812 1 Janina 3 6 7 Dr. Puff 5 612 1 Robert 3 5 7 Follow-me•Lado 4 69 I Blood Royal FIRRHILL STARTS of 15 son. each, 6 R, and 60 added : for 2-yrs-old 7st, and three thit, fillies sod gelding? allowed 3 lbs. To Mart at the Cup Course post, and ran in, about halla-mile—Stella, 2 yn; Pep , ermint, 3 yr ; Hop-picker, 3 yn; Harbiaiter, S yea; Khadklja, 3yn ; Plummead, 3 yrs; Jack the Giant Killer, 2 yrs; Vaulters, 2 yrs; Mountain Flower, 3 yrs. Amuse STARTS of 50 son. each, h ft, for 3.yr-old sells fist lib, and fillles flat 31b ; the winner of the 2.000 Gaines Stakes, Derby, or Oaks, 5 lb. extra. The New Mile. (4 sae )—Orelio, Robbie Noble, His Grace, Frantic. FIRST FIRS of the Foram ASCOT TRIIDIMIAL STATES 01' 10 son. each, and 100 son. added, the second to receive 40 urn. oat of the stakes, for 2.yr-old oohs, Set lib; end fillies, Bst 41b. T.Y C.—Captain Arebdall's b e Havana, Captain Arebdall's b c Pensioner, Mr. G. Barton's eh t The Belle. Mr. Bowes's ch f Auld Acquaintance, Mr. Bowes's b e West Australian, Mr. Carew's Deenciund, Mr. J. Clark's b f Lady Emily, Lord Clinks's Constantine, Lord Clifden's Glengarry. Lod Renown's Eryethon, Lord Eg linton's Vanderdeeken , Lord Eglinton Elspeth, Lord Eglintou's Strait Jacket, Lord Exeter's Filbert, Lord Exeter's Nutpecker, Lord Exeter's Nuthook, Lord Exeter's Husk, Mr. Francis's Tamerlane, Mr. (needle's Speed the Plough, MeGreville's Don Pacifico, Mr. Orsini's Flatter, Mr. Gieville's Exhibition, Mr. Greville's Fright, Kr. Gest wicke's Oxonia, Mr. Gratwicke's Sittingbourne, Mr. Harri son's c by Melbourne out of Giceile ; Sir J. Hawley's Veteran, Sir J. Hawley's Warbler, Sir J. Haerley's casein. Lord Jersey's Cheddar, Mr. J. Lucas's Bright welting's, Mr. Payae's Wharwoop, Mr. Payne's c by Epirus, out of Leyte (dead) ; Sir K. I'igot'a br f by Bay Middleton, out of Belle Sauvege ; Sir. R. Pigot's Koh-f -noor, Duke of Richmond's f by Touchstone, out of Cueing); Mr. Rogers's Ida, 31r. Roger.'. lonian, Lord J. Scott's' Be.. to Elthiron, Lord J. Scott's Pug Orrock, Mr. Villiers es b c by Cotbers•one, out of Joanna, Mr. B. Way's False Carl, Mr. 11. Way's Bantam Blae. CORONATION &TARNS of 100 son. each, h ft, for 3-yr eld fillies, fist 71b each ; the winner of the Oaks 71b, of the 1000 Guineas Stakes 31b, of both 91b extra. New Mile.— Mot Cress Bun, Sister to Hatherton, Caloric, Water Lily, Rosary, Alhambra, Hirsute. Proteetion, &mature, b f by Is. out of Exotic, fby St. Martin out of Toga, fby St. Martin out of Amami. Hta MAJTATT•S PLATT. of 100 guineas; 3-yr-olds, let 21b ; tour, 9.t 2;b ; five, Ss. 121 b ; six and aged, 104 Sib. To start at the New Mile-poet, and go once sand an in.—Baroelona ' 4 yn ; Selina, 6 yrs ; The Indian Warrior, 3 Tr' ; Knook Knoll, 4 yn ; Hesse Homburg, 4 yrs ; Pitsford, 5 yrs ; Nancy, 4 yrs i Lady Evelyn, 6 yes ; The Brahmin, _3 yn; hr m by Kremlin out of Gaiety. HANDICAP ?RATIO( 50/. Steinke Course.—Pan, S yrs; Hangerfonl, 4 yrs ; Priam the Third, 3yn ; gardenaplas, 4 yrs ; Captain Parer, 6yn ; Officious, 6 yrs ; Maria, 3 yrs ; Shepherdess, 6 yn ; Uladiole, 6 yrs ; The Incurable,,, 4 yn : Bilberry, 3 yrs. TiiraPDAT !. VISITORS' PLATA of 100 8.111. &MAIO 010 d 26 son. for the second, by subs. of 5 sore. Omen toweid and • die. Barcelona, 4 yes; Pan, 3 yrs; Name Kieil,4 yrs; Prim the Thud, 3 yes; Maria, 3 yrs; Antigone, 4 yrs; Houlakin, 3 yes; Ilernendes, 4 yes; Clincher, 5 yrs; Ore. So, 3 yrs, Montague. 6 yr.; loathe, 4 yn • Lady Evelyn. 61n ; Ilex, 3 yrs.; Denies, 3 y es ; Harpideord, 4 yes; cb e ky Phlegon out of Marinelli, 3 yes; &Abut, 3 yes; Oladiele, 5 yes; The Chase, 3 yes; Shepherdess, 5 yrs; Sir Jahn Barleycorn, 3 yrs. A Piece of PLATS of 500 son. value, the gift of the Emperor of Itumia, added to a sweepstakes of 20 son. nth, for 3 yr-ohls, Est 101 b; four, Set bib; five, lot, six and aged, 9st 31b; mates and geldings allowed 31be ; to wart at the Cup post, and go once round and in, about two lades and a half. Lord Ribblemiale's Kingston, 3 yrs; Mr. J M. Stanley's Orelio, 3 yr.; Mr. Mangan's Russborough, yes; Mr. Padwiek's Little Harry, 37n; Mr. Worthier- Sea's RsehetEs, 3 yes; Mr. Little. H,. Ora^e, 3 yrs ; Mr. Merry's Robbie Noble, 3 yrs ; Mr. Saxon's Black Doctor, 6 yes; Mr Osbeldeston's Mountain Deer, 4 yes; Mr. Meiklam's Stilton, 3 yes; Mr. J. M. Stanley's Tedding ton, 3 vn; Mr. Disney's the Indian Warrior, 3 yrs ; Mr. H. Hill's Pitsford, yr.; Lord Zetland's Vol tigeur, yes ; Mr. Little's King of Oude, 5 yes; Mr. Merry's Ringleader, 4 vrs; Mr. Merry's Ss'ly, 3 yrs; Mr. Barber's Woolwich, 6 yrs; Mr. Stebbing's Alfred the Great, 3 yrs ; Mr. Fars ranee's Ise Miller, 3 yrs ; Lord Exeter's Nutshell, 6 yrs; Mr. Drinkatd's Grey Tommy, 3 yes; Lord Exeter's Am brose, 3 yes; Mr. Combt's Tomboy, 8 yes. WINDOW' F . ST %APS of 50 son. each, h ft, for 3.yr olds; hllies,/to 71b each; the winner of the 1,000 Guineas Stakes, Derby. o.ilts, or Coronation Stakes to carry 6th tetra. Old Mile. Flirt, Sally, Adine. New Sissy' of 10 son. eich, with 100 added, for 2-yr olds, colts, Sot 71b, and fillies, Set 31b; winners of 100 son. value, including the winner's own stake, 51b extra. Mr. 3. Ayling's Rattle, Mr. R. E. Cooper's The Friar, Mr. Doogles's P'ayful, Lord E 'a f by Beiram out of Amaryllis, Mr. W. Gulliver's Chilton, Mr. Howard's Eulogist, Mr. C. Liley's Tavistock, Motor Martin% Tamerlane, Mr. Merry's Desdernona, Sir R. Pis got's Kohinoor, Baron Rothschild's Meutmore Law, Me, Spencer nd Prevention, Mr. Treen nd Oakleaf. Mr. IL Thompson's Coomburland Ststheimon, Mr. E. R. Clarkls Singapwe. Lord Chesterfield's c by Theon out of Log,, Mr. Driokeld's Knavery, Mr. Farrance's f by Rolm...sued Marsellina, Mr. Ileriwrt's Letts% Mr. Jaque.'s Pitfall, Mr. Mare's Pharold, Mr. Merry's Valour, Mr. Payne's Hybl', Baron Rothechild's Ounnenhury, Lord J. Scott's Pug Orroek, Mr. T. Stephenson's Pelion, Mr. Treen nd br a ly Sir Hercules out of Dexterous, Lord Wilton's c by Assault dam by Lamm-oat. SWAMP/MAUD of 50 son, each, h ft; fora-yr olds; colts, Sat 71o; and fillies, Bst Sib; those by stallions, or out of mares that never br. d a winner, allowed 41h; if both, 61b. Swinley Celina Rolando (61b), The Chase (41b), Be n Nevis (41h), Protection (41h), b c by Old England ont of Science (61b), be by Venison out of Breastgirth (Mb), Harbmger (4119„ Chimney Sweep (41b), eh e by The Em peror out 01 Fenno (61h), cby H. Playoff out of Thnkria (41b), Gerard (41h), Bob Major (61b), Songster (4th), Hir sute, Olenleee, Edisto (41b), George the Third. Sr. JANIII . II PALACE BTAZDI of 100 SOW each, b ft; Ihe 3yr aids; colt., 8.1 71b; and fillies, fist 41b. Old Mile. Waimea Filins, Hesperia', Daniel O'Ronrke, Merman, Iles, La" Wingenund. HANDICAP PLATE for all apt. Three quartet% of • WM. Rowena, 4 yn; Solytnen, 3 yrs; Huogerford, 4 yes ; Priam the Third, 3 yrs; Antigone, 4 yes; Stella. 2 yes; Newport, 6 yes; Abdallah, 6 yes; Imitate, 4 yrs; Merry vans, aged; Mountain Flower, 3 yrs; Phleara, 4 yes; Harpsichord, 4 yrs; Ciladiole, 6 yr; Shropshire Joy. 3 en; The Incurable, 4 yes; Grand Bechtel, 3 yrs ; Ham latitudes, 3 yes. FRIDAY. 100 Son., given by the Great Western Railway Com. may, added to • handicap sweepstakes of IS son each ; for 3yr-olds and upwards ; the mond to receive 60 son out of the makes ; the winner of the Ascot Stakes, the Queen's Vase, the Royal Haat Cap, or the Emperor of Mania's Cap, to carry 711 r.., of any two of those prises, 10I6e extra. Swinley Cosine. Are. MI6. Age. et.lb. Edward of York 4 8 9 This Bishop .... 3 611 Sir _Rowland Mountain Flower 3 610 _ - _ . Treneh;id 4 8 7 Storyteller Merry Peal 4 8 1 Poodle 3 8 0 Seekbat Knight clf the Shire Senile 3 7 2 Bushranger Topbaaa a 7 0 solyeaan ; 7 0 Pan 3 8 10 1 C" $ 4 1. Hoslabs B. 3 6 7 =4s 6 0 6 0 &en Lady .... 8 0 3 6 0 =re I Ilimpasa 3 6 12 =1 6 pays ft 1 WOILINOHAS STAUB, or 6 soya. melt, for 3.yr-olds and upward. Itandieap). Loot am quarters of the New Mile. Swimmer/mita of 20 rove, omit, k It; foe 2-yrudri See 71b, and Wire, Set 41b; lOSSOTO of soy two-yr-old stakes 01 200 son. value, including the wiaom's own stale, to carry 61h; of any two such stakes, 81b ex t ra . Last half Mr. C. Lfley's Tavistock, Mr. C. Liley's br f Brom let, Mr. C. Ldry's h Massaresi, Mr. C. Liley's Voucher, Mr. J. Hare's Whatiehao. SIVISPATAILSI 4160 moor each, h ft, for 3-71 , 444114 oohs, fist 71h, and Albin ast 34b; the winner of the Derby to carry 10Ib extra • the *coed bons, or the wiener o f the Oaks, Two Thin:sand Guineas Stakes, or Wisdom Sales ! sem. Old Mile. Lucia, Ilea, Ambrere, • by Manua Pleiades. by Camel. Wistatou 'rows PLATS 411 MI, for 3 •Yrroldsr rot; fear, Illst 41h; Ave, Rot 10th; six and aged, pat ; wieners ones is 1862 to curry 31b. twice 1111 b extra; the wieners to be mid for 1604 if demanded, The Old mu. Homes Altana° OS KZ PIOTIIIT—V Koagts t of UN Mire, Foliew-me.Lada, el = l.l =2 eh f by Cothefrooo_oof of Lady iftl i esholk area= olaniame. How Holmberg, Bn Weigher. lire Harry, Frt. Trade?, • Ito* Ceekoo . any. The Eforlot, Joe Ales, Bleak M • H Moos it, Timahm. Coon trurbus'd Moe, Medea& telt, Aald Mrs* IlanotaAes, Aitigemo sa Mo64 111:4 War-whoop, Woolwich, b I by Cothentone out of Queen of Beauty, llhiod Royal, Exotic filly, Exeter, Sungstrs-is, Pits ford, Father Thames, Vaultrer., Barbarian, iletbiuger, Red Hind, f by Khight of the Whistle (2 ym), Ja nine, Weathergege, Catalpa, &nits, Convulsion, Re• fiection, Pitfall, Jack the Oiant Killer, Daniel O'Rourke, Hyacinth, Iluthorpe Buckthorn, c by St. Martin out of Madelina, Ho ulakin, Stella, Gladiola, Incurable, Shropaltirs Lue, Charles, Lady Evelyn, Miserrima, c by The out of Louisa, Montague, Officious, Knook Knoll, Rowena, Veteran, Clincher, Shep herds'', Sir .fohn Barleycorn, Captain Parry, Merry Peas, Gaiety (mare), Frantic, Newport, Hambletoniao, lanthe, Joy, Abdallah, Grand Dechesii, Hampton, Phlegm, Husk, Saekbut, Cheddar, Penelope, Tophana, Solynaan, Ilex, Midas, Pan, Pelson, Nancy, Ambrose, Mountain Flower, Amaryllis (filly), Harpsichord, Timid Fawn. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENDTG, JUNE 8, 1852. TATTERBALL'S—MoNDAY. The tart it was with some difficulty we gathered ddlerk e stgints 6 to to 2 mat Ur. I. elsolm'affisros/let 0 sad aft of) Copia Mrsars Alliqp•(esed shot) a tot bud gilleaw% Ledo 10 to 1 arose asserhi backbiter (t) Lady Evelyn was snitched yesterday (Monday) at 11.66 cm., and Exeter at 1.30 p.m. TEE E71P2110111 PLATE. 10 tot opt lard llottioto TdO~ (I 7 Is 1) 10 to 3 NIL Mom% HIYYe7IaIY (t 7to 1) 7to Dow tt 4to 1) QOM'S 114/111. to 1 aitot Yr. Omni% Mob (t) 7to —Yr. liar*imost Illsogy (I) ST. Laeill. . _ . _ _ OM to 400 apt Dinka:AWas awl hougstrees ft lad aft off ) 111 to 1 eget II r. Towaofit Ono (t sad aft off) lo 1 IdedJ. bark The faint (t) 13 to I Ilighwillts Oradea (t) 40 to I Lard 14111hoildea Tallied (t) 40 to 1 Mr, Ilidodo Weal haddittem ft) ASCOT RACF.S.—Is ISSISSII•SIISS if the number of events to be decided, Om races will coaanowat this day at 1 o'clock. Mr. Merry's Hobble Noble aid Sally posed through lowa yeste rda y ad resole for Ascot. TUE ROYAL HUNT (ASCOT) CUP.---MONTII. Hunt and Waken, of Bond-street, have been exhibiting. until yesterday, the " Royal Hunt Cop," which is to be ran for at Ascot this week. It is designed by Alfred Brown, and consists of a taxsa-formed cup, supported by broken and entangled birch and dr trees, beneath which is a group from the poem of the " Russian Fugitive," by Wordsworth. The point of the subject is from the follow ing lutes:— " Amor the teas at, the mime in view. The banter foliswed net, Nor weed tW e'er the nag he dew A blest; Then, on her uptight enail, none forth the meld, In ear Beheld,' Ms said, 'e y destiny.' sthetics hind, Penned b" The figure of " Ina," pointing to the deer which hes fallen in a crushed heap, is well contrasted with the suppressed ardour of the horse, which has been suddenly checked in full career, as well as with that of the huntsman, who is holding his horn suspended in the air, as if stopped in the midst of the " mart-de-share" which he bad been sounding. . . The figures and trees are executed with great delicacy end fin.sh, end the group tells the story with sufficient distinct ness, while it is characteristic in costume and spirited in design. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, JUNE 7.—PaomoTtos.—Y . Sheil, promoted to Second Class Engineer. Arrionrstavrii.— Lieutenants P. W. May, W. H. Anderson, 0. Tyler, and 8. H. Townsend; Master W. T. Wheeler, and Chief Engi neers G. Murdock, to Sonspor il, and W J. Pook, to Tiger. Assistant Surgeons J Chrinie, to Woolwich Marines, and W. N. Ogilvie, to Chatham Marines. Second Masten J. C. &Meet, to Trager, and J. Hutchings, to Sansoareil. Assist ant Engineers G. 11. Beaton, to Gladiator; J. Cawley, to .Vagieienhe ; W. Thomson, W. W. Chrimie, J. Turner, and J. Shed, to Sanspareil ; and P. Wood, P. Dale, J. Cooper, and J. Parker, to Tiger. Clerks 0. 1). Sibbakl, to Sanspareil, and H. Pengelly, to Leander. Gunner T. Howell,4Boatawain W. Newby, and Calpenter T. Ladd, to Sanspareil Powrettourn, Junt 7.—The Retribution, 2s, steam frigate, Captain Warden, returned to this port hat night, at 9 o'clock, from Lisbon, which place she left on the Ist inst. The Gladiator, 6, steam frigate, Captain Adams, received orders to-day to prepare for paying off. The Sprightly, steam vessel, returned to this port to-day from Plymouth with supernumeraries. The Ilightlyer, 21, screw steam corvette, Captain Matson, hauled off into the stream to-day. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. TCESDAT, 7ctaa 8, 1852. The state of the Weather at each of the following places a• Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Orono of Wronati of Nose of lion. wi . d. , w r. d. Was of WeagOor. ______ .............. NANDI:TM Peararovro IW. ' OroUr BMW Itida O WOO. ........ ... qt., Wt. ror .. . &W. lAi= Maio fnumeTowa ....... . E. . cles*Berest thwart r0....ium0r G mail I. Goode Ina*. am eroooo .. ....... ow ... • ir.cuirrrso -.... LW. deft limn Overcast .1...0riur... I. Omar Ow,. urrtrilly Cleo* THIS DAY Hoox. owns wht. Ofterrth or Wlad. are at ibe Wastlber. SAL Omelet The returns frost the following places did set reach this office in time for publication yesterday ; they thereine indicate the state of the weather on Saturday sondes at nine o'clock. .ma lof Sot 11 MAO Wormy. la.r „. . Burma w. ~~i~ Grath, Brews 11140 f.T. PM Clouds Br um Wade elms Me* . Perth Dr 01104 1104.14111_ ii . r - tiarty - Clow, fartially Cloudy THE "CELEBRATED" MARBLE ARCH.—Yesterday a return to parliament was printed giving some information respecting the " celebrated " Marble Arch. It appears that 11,0001. was voted as applicable to the removal sad re•buil.ling. The sum expended in taking down the arch was 6261. 164., and with other expenses amounted to 3,31341. 10. 64., leaving 6,6601. Is. Bd. out of the vote's ap hlicable to the improvement of the area in frost of Backings am Palace, in St. James's Park. There was expended end, r the vote 3,1721. 13s. 3d., and a further sure of 2,3411.65. 4d., making in the whole sem expended 11.0981. Its., independent of which there was an expenditure of 2,2831. 10s. not submitted to parliament. Thus Is *OW still applicable to the improvement and eibliell.llA of Buckingham Palace ' arising from the sale el BM ftml ' Pavilion at Brighton. THE JUDICIAL ARREARS 010 THE Horn Or LOADS.—It is understood that the Home of Lords will this day, and as the other days of sitting in judicial business this week, proceed to give judgment in several of the causes argued during the time Lord Truro held t h e Great Seal. Some of these appeals were heard about a year ago. GRAY'S INN.—Yesterday, at a pension of the Honourable Society of Gray's Inn, Morgan John O'Con nell, Esq., 8.A., William Irving Hare, Esq., James Marl, Esq., 8.A., Charles James Coleman, Esq., and Henry Williams, lisg., ware celled to the degree of bartister.st law. CALLS TO Till BAR.—lnner Temple—The Trinity Term calls to the bar of students of the Hon. &riot" of the Inner Temple was made yesterday (June 7). tad they compries the following gentlemen :—A. D. Thomann, T. L. Hassey, F. Duminglie, B.Yatee, J. R. Fowler, E. Moreton, C. Smith, A. O. Meephiersots, D. *West, E. Carthew, Jas. H. Fernley, Jos. H. Fertile', G. W. Latham, J F. Gresham, B. Powell, 0. 8. F. Smith. B. Sherwood, J. Beaumont, J. E. Boileau, Hon. E. B. Portman, H. C. Lopes, and 8. W. Barber, Boys. Litstele's lon—The following students of this inn were yesterday railed to the bar : —E. G. 8. OriMtha J.O. Limon, 0 Loon, F. lioesman, E. A, - Fier, it. brook.bank. T. W. *Machin]; W. Dundee, We W. Kerr, and W. Stigma, &qrs. MAILS Volt THE FALKLAND TaL131011—.24.11111` lowing valise has bees Issued by ereasslad sf lbsa• ssmarelleweril :—Mails for the Falkland lamb MI Imosafter be made up at this Mike, an Ms secesiai of Mai eth of every month, for conveyance, by tie Brazil while to Meats Video, from whence they will be traimmisted by i=p packet, provided under a esedreet obis lb boo bass Mto between her Majesty% gemmusekt cad Me Falkisad bleeds Company. Lamm 'llw Ms Palkisma IMAM will be liable to the usual odnalst pan rat* of owe Mahn whoa not exceeding Belt as seem la two shillings when not exceeding sa easier, sad so0:1411114 thls postage most be paid is advs.'s, er e tie lesion same. bs lerwardeL Newsmspers will be osanyed hoe front ea trtheytiesammt.)—Tlll RAMIS • AMA Fens.— Tbda lptilliferwaasi.w=l4lllsleroorettris ter ter l° 1 :7 4 " 11 " . rm me hielsemois the spas a l low sh e h im g o w Z w e n t i vreseseromi wilt Se woe am smrutist Rifts essessrutthe mhas smembiy, ma Me In A woof oz. basisaft.o. OM esnitooot twee ant bias se a *swim Mimed MA water. Pram 11. ft jr= Simone Cummins wlll ska sews raw Woolly h . as a ...o ak * dims* as lima sr mid= Mil WO OW isdbalillty, sad mimeo ty. al= alleldhrg reapred o e: . h .. ~ sialWallrOloPalgt = Silting' lb sybelalsal isd ae ls ,i sara te. :eatit a t . 1. teder Mos is. ittrolltgrif bald& +llllllblibliad 21% ibialsaisrdse. Leedoa. said by sassalstsmil flffillßlA. [A4Vadelaillail—HOLLOWAT'S PILL&-ANOTHER iNIIWOR Tut kg aa• • --- 11, ...1.• 11111+9•C . 011 u• Unipon. u ..J.._ Ni. orelft. el Sew II Little ittemerameet. Lae. leik sellead Wl a ime •Ml°=me b i sit aat i p id, t illi jiiihe betime m".' ", alb Mtwara . % MY tr. gut wa.m ~..8 *lst ill leOpete. ;el ft so milloise of Os opEr. =Pei it Im o, ibeir , .b . Lie, 4l = lisei s lt a id t b led,Ctt No .." 1 „;:f 1 the repel of • shil isleiresi Ilia rallaillr Mill.10111:12 i Waft intelligence. .ADVIS . FOII_OP NOLICITOIIB._ NOVICIL—he 11orMSiof the Kolb h apouiatert Vowed sy, the lOth Instant, at ths Roil. Court, Chmeory.ttne, M htrepae t yrur o'clock in the afternmm pm* 017. for stroarhot "Motors. Eftry person deal eons of helm *mons on the aline hay mum Iran 4N 0,1114‘011 law an' nit•- •loo,or Mei:artifices Mpeaetios for the Purest year at Its More tar st. ts elk*, 1011a -yard. Cheacerpleae, on or bekee Wetteseday. the 9th Wie COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Yronnumt. Immo a paaos. —lmmo Into CA 1 1 , 1111 4 Ma. Jon= °maxims. W. Jounce Rua, ;wit Ya.JuraCaaarrow. Tits Queue v. THE REOISTUAII OF FIUMNDLY SO. CIIITIES.—Powza TO REMOVE • FRIENDLY SOCIETY. In this case a rule had been obtained calliegoa the Regis trar of Friendly Societies to show cause why a mandamus should not be issued, commanding him to certify certain amended rules of a society established at Rochester, under the 10 Oeo. IV., cap. 58. and 8 and 9 Vie., cap. 27. It had been proposed to remove the society from Rochester to the Old Jewry, London ; and the only question for the consideration of tho court was the power to remove the society. Lent Campbell said that the rule must be discharged. He thought the registrar had been quite right in refusing to certify the sew rules. It would be a perilous 'power to confer on such scrieties anti quite contrary to the nature of such institutions and the intention of the legislature . Rule discharged. HE TASTE Rose (CLERI4).—SUSPENSION OF • CLEHOY- MAN IN THI DioCes• OV OXFOILD, Sir A. CoekburnWasl;stnt ---- eTell to move, of the Rev. F. Rose, D.D., for a rule calling or, the Bishop of Oxford to show cause why a writ of prohibition should not imue restraiking him from the further execution of a 'en tente of suspension proaounced by him against Dr. gaffe. It appeared by Dr. hose's affidevit that he was the Rector of Walton and of Little Wolstone, in Buckinghamshire, and that upwards of three years ago a charge of adultery was preferred against him. This charge was brought before the Lord Bishop of Oxford, and a oommiesioa was issued under the Church Discipline Act to examine into it. The commissioners reported that a prima facie case had been made out, and Dr. hose stated he was then advised by the bishop tosubmit himself to his decision. On the submission of Dr. Rose, who gave his consent in writing, his lordship sentenced him to suspension for three years, that suspension to cease on his producing a certificate from three beneficed clergymen in the neighbourhood of his good behaviour during his period of suspension. The three years had ex pired, and Dr. Rose produced the required eertificete ; but tho bishop objected to receive it, on the ground that one of the clergymen who had signed it was so far advanced In years as to be unable to judge of the propriety of Dr. Raw's conduct. The clergymen of five of the parishes in the locality had come in o the possession of their benefices within the last three years, and therefore could not give hint the required certificate. The gentleman objected to, who was called Jones, was now discharging all his minis terial duties. His client was, under these circumstances, in a most distressing condition ; and their lordships would have to consider how far it was consistent with law to pass a sentence of soap. mien, with a condition attached to the re storation of ecclesiastical functions, which might render the sentence one of total suspension. Lord Campbell after hearing Sir A. Cockburn at con• sidei able length said, that when a prima foci. case had heen made out against Dr. Rose, instead of wishing for further enquiry he submitted to an immediate sentence, and so admitted his guilt ; and a sentence had been passed tpon him on the ground that he was guilty of adultery. inder these circumstances the sentence of the bishop could not have exceeded what might have been pro nounced after a conviction following further investigation in due course of law. Now, did that sentence exceed the due measure of punishment. lie was clearly of opinion that it did not, because if Dr. Rose bad been convicted, sentence of deprivation might have been pronounced against him. Although in former times great indulgence was shown fro these failings of the clergy, this was no unreasonable punishment in the present day. The bishop, instead of pronouncing eertence of deprivation, allowed Dr. Rase to return and minister at the altar at the end of three years, on condition that he obtained a certi ficate of three clergymen to be approved of by himself. Was that exceeding the sentence that might have been lawfully iniposed I He thought it was a reasonable con dition, and for the benefit of the delinquent; because if it had not been permitted, a more severe punishment would probably have been inflicted. It therefore seemed to him to be a power which ought to be allowed to the bish.m, and no authority had been cited to show that It did not belong to him, and was not according to the common law. There was no reason to doubt that the bishop had the power, and that he had very wisely used it; and the court must, there fore, refuse to grant a rule. The other learned judges concurred. Rule refused. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—VESTERDAY. litres, Ma. Mrtemoar■ Low. IN TUE MATTER Or PATRICK STEWART.—GOVERNMENT CLERKS. This insolvent, a clerk in the Ordnance.ofllee, whose ease was before reported, was further heard. On the former oe clarion it was proposed that 1001. a year should be set aside out of the salary for the eredleors, several of whom opposed, and the ease was adjourned in order to ascertain whether the Board of Ordnance would assent to the proposal. It was now stated that the department had migrated. The insolvent was ordered to be discharged. Derma Ms. Onurissuarea PNILLIM PROTECTING Mamas. In frur casts protecting orders were granted in cases which bad been adjourned sine die, on account of accom. modotion hills and liabilities, the parties not having had the moral courage to refuse lending their names to their friends when requested. TIM POLICE COURTS. Renjznein 14'hile, a carpenter, residing at Marl borough Cottage, Stroud's-vale, Maiden-lane, Islington, was charged by Mr. Walter William Robert Wombwell, of Belmont Wharf, Maiden-lane, with having wilfully set fire to his house, &e. The prosecutor said that on Saturday night list about 12 o'clock he retired to rest with his family. On Seeds, morning, at about half-past one o'clock, he was awoke out of his sleep by a loud knocking at the door, the springing of rattles, and the cries of " Fire," whe n be arose and found his stabling and other p.rts of the premien in flames. He knew the prsoner, whom he met about twelve months age in a tublic-house, when they had a quarrel. The prionier struck him, and it nearly ended in a fight. The prisoner ran away, and he had not reen him since until he was in custody. When ho opened his bed-room window, the policeman told him to get up, or his hones and premixs would be burnt. The fire commenced in the loft. the door of the stables was locked, but the window was left open to admit air. The damage done amounted to up wards of 1401.. The whole of his berets were saved, but with great difficulty. Charles Henry Pearson, aged 13, being sworn, mid that ho was in the habit of assisting Mr. Womb well in the stables, and was allowed is sleep en the hay in the stable loft. He had been asleep, when he was awoke, and saw the prisoner walking in the lo't. Witness asked him what he wanted. Ile made no answer, but sat down. Wi•oess laid down again, and fell asleep. In about five minutes he awoke and found the place all in flames. He instantly got up, and came dow n the steps, and went out at the stable door, which he found open. Ho ran for a policeman. The prisoner had run away. Witaosa went up to the loft In the dark. When he saw the prisoner he bad no light or matches in his hands. Did not see him when the fire broke out. It broke but about three or four tresses of hay from where the prisoner at down. There was no dog in the loft. There had been no light there all day. Other witticism's hawing deposed to seeing the prisoner near the premix., Mr. Tyrwhitt decided upon committing him for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. John Fiddire, dl taunt spent, was charged with having stolen a bill foe 3001., intruded to him foe diseoant. It appeared that a bill agent, named Watts, 82, St. John's wood ten ace applied to the prisoner to know if he could get a bill, drawn by Pace, Nephew ' and Co., dis counted, the party requiring the discotibt leaving es pi lateral security 200 shares in the Galtymain Mine. The prisoner said he could get the bill diaoounted, and made an appointment with Ritmo to meet him as soon as he had op ;Lied to his raonied friend. When witness next saw the prisoner be was asked for the shares, the prisoner al leging that the gentleman who was to fled the money only wanted to be satisfied that the shares were in existence. Witness gave the prisoner the sharer, taking a receipt from him. At a subsequent interview the prisoner told witness the gentleman would discount the bill, but It was too late to finish the business that evening. As they walked towards naford-street, the prisoner said they were clue to the gentleman's realdenee, and if witness would let him have the bill to show him, be would return either the money or the bill in a qaarter of an hour. Witness gave the prisoner the bill and waited three boors, but the prisoner never came. Witness took various steps to trace both prisoner and bill, and having reason to believe that the prisoner had got the bill ibolostok, bo applied to the police, and caused him to be appeeleodid. Mr. Hardwick examined the defeadant to take his trial on the charge of stealing the bill, bit consented to take as bail two sureties in 10th. each, mot the &Needn't% own re assign's:es in 2001. LAMBETH. Gawp fralisce, a jortnleyma• 13Ootaaker, was charged with auenpakag as take away the life of hie wife ead in &Wag two deep mambos her lift err. Tat Friesen had boa in the kabit of drinking to great exam aid ' his itafortunase wife with the greatest barbarity. Oa mating he beet her in a cruel man ner, and she ffiaa Masai to get away from his the beet way she mulL He mat a menage to has to my that if she returned he would Ma lase Madly,. bat the ammest he got her is his paw he eemmented a forleues atom& epee her, suede INO Of the meet deoperatti lapriteadans that he weal , ' cut her heart out. Waisted two wounds ea her left arm with s taldeAstfa i sad would have killed her es the spot had art bee mime lieneght second perms to her mateteatee. TAe guises' we. folly cosomittod. THAMES. flamagge Rammed, and Ifinonsiel Anhui, the two Italians against whom a corvner'e Jury returned a verdict of man ' slatighter, were yarterday esmaitted to take their trial on tie Charge of wilialY murdering Theme Matting, sa iriguaaa, at lam Smithfield. MARK ETS. COTTON.—LresurooL, Jusa 7 —The sales of cotton to-day aro estimated at 10,000 haler, and conint of 400 belts Pernam. end Maranhein. at 6.1. to Gid- 300 51 ,- ties, at 6 to 71d. ; end HllO Surat, et 3 1 d. to 4,.1. ; the remainder Am, rice'', chiefly of which sort speculators Aare taken no less than 6,000 bales, and exporters 1,000. The market climes with much buying; and compared with Frinay's rates, prices of all kinds are esteems ; the accounts to May 26 from the States tell of Lapn . tran.setious end hardening prices, and so encourage the sp irit of speculation here. The seams See planting was us fine as possible. - CATTLE, die.—CoLcniserns, June s.—The supply of stock continues large, and the trade gradually improves. The Sheep and Lamb trade was brisk, and nearly the whole on offer were sold before the close of the market ; prices were higher for the best descriptions. Fat Beasts continue in eager demand, and were taken off freely, at the early part of the market, at fully 2d. per stone advance upon last week's prices. Fresh and beasts were in good sup ply, NMI sales brisk, with OR particular variation in value from last week. No prime Mulch Cows shown. The pig trade was rather gloomy, and none but the best sorts went off at last week's rates. Supply: Sheep and Lambs, 5,710 ; Beasts, 395 ; Pigs, WO; Calves, n ; Horses and Ponies, 57. DAVENTRT (NORTHAMPTON) FAIR, June 5 and 7. —This two days' fair terminated greatly to the satisfaction of • large class cf breeders and dealers in grazing stock, who succeeded in disposing of both Cattle and She, p at • further improvement upon the prices ob tained at St. Ives and Royston fairs last week, And the' supply, although very extensive, was not sufficient to meet the demand. Mach Cows sold freely, at VA up to 191. per head. Store Pigs, ' of all sizes, improved, both in prices and demand ; young Horses, of all descriptions, easy to sell, prices having a further tendency to rise. - . - Ltvatirooc, i1.:42 7.—There was a large supply of cattle today with T tlood demand, and towards the close of the market a clearance was effected. The demand for sheep and amps was good, with little alteration in prices, and all sold. Noewtctt, June 3.—Our market exhibited an excellent show of Scots and shorthorns; although a good attendance of buyers, and keep plentiful. prices were no latter, and at the close many lots remained unsold. Scot., 3s. to 3s. 6J. ; short-hornsi, 2s. Gd to 31. per stone of 14 lbs. when fat. Fat Beasts a large show; prices from 6s. to 6s. 6d. per stone ; and all quickly sold. The pens well filled. Lambs, from 13s. to 20s. per head. Keeping Sheep, 2.55. to 30s. per head. Ewes of all ages in good demand. Fat Sheen, 6s. 3d. to Gd. per stone, and all sold. Good store Pigs, 18s. to 245. per head. Fat Pore; es. 94. to Crs. 3d. per stone. HOP INTELLIGENCE. MAIDSTONE, June 7.—The bine is this year generally backward and irregular. The Golding bine conies away pretty well; the Jones's weak and backward; the grape not so much so, but still not strong It is very early to give an opinion as to a ercp ; but judging from the present al). pcaranee, experienced judges think a full one cannot be expected. The months of July and August will settle that. F.ies are not general, nor do we believe many havu been found. The lady-birds we very numerous, and are ready fur them if they tin come. The late cold weather and the rain have turned the bine yellow; that, however, will recover with warm weather. ATLEs Ft/RD.—The bine in most of the grounds is getting well up the pole., and looks generally nice and even. EAST FARM() H.—The hop bine is growing very fast, and with the warm weather we now have it will continue to improve. We have at present neither flea, fly, lice, nor any other dismse to complain of. Lours.-1 be last few days of warm weather has caused the bine to grow rapidly and resume its healthy colour. A very few fly are to be found by closely searching. We ex pect this very close weather, with south wind blowing, will bring an increase of them. Wear Fankition.—The bine about us is pa.tial and backward ; the flea is gone. EAST PEVA lIANC—The binc is strong, anal growing very fast where the flea has not kept it back. These we have • quantity of. Waoritax.—The bine is generally ever.. The flea at places in some few spots is very bail ; with here and there a fly. The cold rains have made the hints yellow, but otherwise they aro in a growing state. Matium—Our bine la backward but very healthy, with scarcely any fly. likcosine, LEEDS, AND Biloo,4l , lELD.—The bine strong and even, but a little yellow from the late rains. No fly at present. The grounds are in a better state of cultivation than usual at this season of the year. Orvoub AND K The wet cold nights have checked the growth co the last week. A. to fly, two and three on a leaf may ho found in n.ost grounds. CHAN 1/1001L—The bine has made sonic progress during the past week; but there is an increase of fly, which the weather has been faviurable for. SAN DIMIST.—The bine here is very good, and there are not many fly to he found. TICEUVILST, duns s.—The hop bino in this parish is looking well ; some plantations are beginning to change, and, inconsequence of the wet weather, ur, looking a little yellow. We are at present free from (V.—Maidstone Journal of this day. YALDING AND atNTON.-00r hops continue In a grow ing matte, and look very promising for a crop; the weather has been very favourable. llotkiwomiukr4.—The bine is looking very clean and healthy. There hae been plenty of work for the tyers lately. MEMIWORTII.—The hope are looking remarkably well, and are makiug extraordinary progress. A few flies made their appearance on Friday; iu some sheltered situations four and five have been found on a leaf. T bete are, how ever, plenty of lady.birds to oppose them. pIiENCHLEY.—The hops are going on well, although in some instances they have turned yellowish from the late rains. It is quite evident there is more fly; five on a leaf have been found in this parish. ROLVENDEN.—The hops these few days have improved. They were getting yellow, but the many showers have brought them to a better colour. A little fly is seen, such as two or three on a leaf. Out; ini viter.—Altho , gh the bine is still progressing, there is an appearance of a yellow hue, and the fly has nude its appearance, five and six upon a leaf. If the showery weather should continue a short time longer, we may expect a material increase. LDENRUIDOE.—The bine in this neighbourhood gene rally is growing rapidly, looking very well, and at present free from fly. TINTISRDIN.—The hops look very promising, and no vermin has as yet been reported of any consequence. lONTHAIiI min SNAIL—The bine continues to grow ra pidly, so that the proems of tying has just come to a clone. We confidently announce to our sportiveg friends an in • of fly , as many as eight hare been numbered ou a 'tingle leaf. CANTIIRHURIL—The hors have made much progress in the post week, accelerated greatly by the shower' of rain, and look very luxuriant and vigorous, bring now entirely free from any attack, though a few fly have been seen. Oenerel accounts speak of tho bine continuing to grow vi gorously, unchecked by the chilly nights, or the fly that has appeered in a few instances. FARNHAM, ALTON, AND COUNTRY DISTRI( TR, June 7. —Our hop plantations are in a backward state, and short of bine, as compared with this period last year; a few fly have made their appearance.—Sesah Eastern Casette of this day. 1 Hntomemrr-st Quern.town, June ; tram ........... ....Almeida JOHirii -a! Q. ifiiild, June 6, fmee... ... ........ (lottery Masts- et Orr ono; Juno 7, from Aionterd... Neu-at Portsmouth Jane 6, hum Londe. N k ri.„,,„..,,t ur,..tyLot, June 7, tram.. ........ ........ Algszandrta Umpire -al Ulm pool, June 7, front itlrtand,,,, Pasnk-at Lirtrytal, 14111. 7, how Ghent PllatoSA -at Sh:rl.l4, lone S. Iron Union or run Onorn-at Liverpool., June 7, time........ .. L.,.1„,,, DAVt•iIItiVAIII--14 Utarceeied, Juke 7, fr0m..................Ae1verp iamvss rat Miele% June S, hum ........-..............6tri5t er. Harans-at Falmouth, June 1, h0m........ ...... ..-__ Sas el arn--at Greenock . Jun... 4. ham Sfut,i!e eta It. Yank- at Plymouth, June 6, from ..... .....-. ...... tond o . &ass Boraroao--off Queenstoso, June 3, eve ................. anIPATNIT- ate Of•TINISLAI, June 7, from ......- ..... AotWerp Aim vai -it Ornymo,d, I , in , . 7. fr. $. Ciurrt...el ' --- , .. _-.....0nait-+t LiverpoOl, June 7, irain--_, Stamm -at :...-inami June 7, from Almautlna Tar-at Liverporl, June 7, from Valuarnm Unaramarrair -at Liverpool, June 7, from ......... New York Illitromimmurio-at Falmouth, June S, hum.. .....ralm m Vivaaromia -at iltuelml, June 8, fru= ... LIA6Je Wit. Juirr-et lit &read, June 7, from llas re WILLIAM-at Liverpool, June 7, Irma SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Annette Gilbert, of and for Liverpool from Rotterdam, tan on the Goodwin Sands this morning ; assistance has been sent, and abe is expected off on the flood, the weather being moderate.—Deal, June 7. Dart, Bell, Com Sierra Leone to London, was totally lost near Cape Verge, April 13; crew and passengers saved. Gipsey, Mitchell, which arrived here March IS, front Rio Janeiro, very leaky, having been ashore on the Cocoa Grande, has been yed and abandoned.—Maranham, April 10. Jae. Stanley, front Laguna to this port, has been aban doned at Sea; crew landed at London. Liverpool, June 6. Juit;iVills (Br. barque), from Cork for New York, was spoken, May 2, 35 days out, with passengers ; sprung a leak in a heavy gale, but had succeeded in stopping it ; at one time made 1,000 strokes per hour. Bo,ton, May 26. Liverpool, hoot 'amain to this port, which was reported wrecked at Grand Bahama about April 14, is supposed to have got off and proceeded for a port in the United States, nothing since having been heard of her at Nas sau ; part of the cargo had been landed at the latter place.—Liverpool, lune 6. blountaiiieer, for this port, was aground, May 18, in the North Channel, New Orleans, outside PION L'Outre, in 11 feet water, with two tow boats alongside.—Liverpool, Juin 6. _ . _ Ranger, of Padstow, Duggus, from Girgenti to this port, was abandoned in a sinking state, June 6, 9 miles south . east of Arklow Light-ship ; crew saved. Liverpool, Jaw 7. Thames (s. a.), from Hamburg for London, has been towed into this port, with her screw damaged.—Hull, June 6. Dny elm modulo' /rem what COUNTRIEft. in tumoral Port- I Port • When 011tos beam. deepatelsod , doe. ...----1—• Anterioalbybrit.:oeheth Jour 11........... Liverpool—. Jimel7 It.ioneeibylkiltrii Plato picket) 1 Wetpool.... • ntretoa(byr..tati .50 fr lonell ............. epuly s ,,,,,. Anetralla(via Sonata.: too) Ditto (Ma Illarreiller) P. Dover ..... ... Ditto (via Cape of Wed 110 9 e) ll Avert. 1 Plymouth _ iltnes ( Vfeet Couiti ...15 Ito of the mesa 4 1)4..3 , 11 Y .. J one 2) taNuArla• 1 l'Atatlyth .1 nun. Dover . ..... June 12 laighuit .......... -- 11 ally Joyce Brasil At Mb of the morn Motham, ton. Ruse 16 Mono@ Ayres N 412 of the some •outb•iinoten. Jove IS - allfornia V Iml&l77holinor L siethant . evat....lune 23 are of Omit Dope-- It 1 Ith ii. June COO de Vents N Angir 4 1 i..ervitanuncute • 1. .10 lar `a Owl nro rover luoe lo 'astral Maurice N nelat7Morm.nti ovalluimploi :Julie 22 - hanstel lalsok , II thes.,'Aiiti.,&Prid. mathainplos. To Th.% Cain 7,11 lealitl7tt et yaw) , Mottmen(iki.. .1 tie 20 frame "I &1.. ruler Uri) ,tame I micell. Sremee... . ... ........ ...11 7th l7l li l lthof men Ite Jut Jute i 10 Dautbarly l. l'ulialm It Fr 12.2 Lambe • I iii ...rat flogand til Wolnee. ft Seta. Landac—..... 0.Q.11,1 (Modena ....... . _. - N 'l7th of the seal* June 20 Ireland * VI I. N foie* dello tsdia(vtaMtithan•ot + 61 nab of the month i •ouLl.mtaphni Jute 21 India (Oa Marsohlem N ohoJethot tc will Weer India (via Cape of Dorm I slope) . ls 13th of the month Phumutb ...: Montano I% 13th of the month; Plymouth .... tleoiterramos (via ti.ot anipton) lll .10th of the asoothl a univoureer. ltme 17 Ditto(ria Morse as) N iatithlith otteoutr...tion r June 17 rtsaico ....... taiLoil of the womb . smthuniktor. July 5 Wedeln - ..... ll II t.A. of t&• moils, soothe/riga ~Jue II MOM. •"" i ofethof the mouth Dour Ner1are............... ...... ?Ittilith7.stl)of mor. I over Papal Motes* .............11 1 1461StraNthof num., /Year Venniaoh t .. ...)107thilibliiot min -,..mbempter ,June it( Pena. ...... .... . — ....10 todalltbol mime . •uthamptoo., lupe 20 Tumour , .14 the 5th.:5t1..i ire. Duerr Coo Indio. .4 iothoni.tan. 'June /3 Van Diemen's 15nd Doe Australia) _ _ i • r• malls to tlboe •otialTio thus marled t., trArreytt by 'noel% racket vi 4 inapt •-, will br ^ ada op on Mr of the ifttlinrtant, in en m a ne of the :lath Islling on a sends) ; $ The Peninsular mail will be aile up .m the morning of the ..th Instant, hi nens.quetroe of tbr 47th taUint on • armada). BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BLAND.—Jane 2, at Kiopaa-park, Yorkehire, the wife at T. IL Bland, Esq., of a ,on and bete. CLARK.—June 4, at Ityde.park.gardena, the wife of J. F. Out, Eml, Attach,* to H. 54 Legatton at isruotea , , of a ,:aughter. MTN/I.—Joie 4, at Otdhaat.etreet, Err. J. Flynn, of tam mu. uArrox.-Jan 3, at Thutioe4quare, Brampton, Err. G... Hat ton, of a son. HOWARD.—June 9, at Gro.venoTerrat, Lady E. P. Howard. of NIL 12LEIN.-2usti 4. at Earlawead, Reigate, the wile of William Rlimi EN., et a deo. PAR/AAR—Jose 4, the wile of T. PIT• 0111., Esq.. of a daughter. SPA RDING.--2ade 2, at lianover-triwire, Mrs. H. laseirdinfi a' a dadgkter. MARRIAGES. iini—VALVERT.—June 3, at the Cathedral, Manclies'er.M lbl Mee. W. WINN., ..r. h. Homer, of haitorJ, to barbers. abetter of M. Calvert, .q., of Moline BURROWS—WATTEICS.— June 3, at the Cathedral, Manchester. tl We Bev. W. 0% Owe. 11. k , Mr. T. harrows, at Ctirerstone, to Mom Jam water., of Cboetton upon-Medher. FRANCIS—CROOK.—Jane 3, attn. Ogee's. earnbernell 3 7 lb , ' I" . W. Whitehead, Met., Mr. G. P. "mow*, only son of the Is.. Cot. 0. a* 111.111. b 3tod Meet-, to I fames Stem eldem de4l2le l of Mr. C. Crook, of Holland road, hits on. lINNNING—ROBEKTS.—June I, at St. ?aortae Chub, London, by the Rev. N. N. Wonted. MA. hector of Molded, tkoseishars, 1. Henning, Yku, u 1 Melecton Mouse, 1./was...ter, to Esoily Wksl. , duiehtor of the tate R. bottoms, Loy., of button Bratistocl, Ovr. eet.hire. KING— II FICHANC—Jotee 3, at the Holy Trinity Church, Itrony• ton, by the Nev. W Irmo, S.D., W. King, tog., of Hothicy. to (bronze, eldest daughter of T. U. Loewy., IMq ., of hcomf.t.w, LIWIN—MIRVIIOUSE.—Jone 3, at Bt. Oseernea, Ilanorecsk by the Nev. W. Marelsouse, Look-Col. Leis* el the 4.rrnadtrr Gunn* to , Ma 3 7oecned &natter el the tate J. Morehouse, et rwinnowor, PALTLBOM—BTRBETT.—Jatva a, at St. Mark'•, Liverpool, by tts leer. T. W. Moen" Mr. J. rattles lb, of Mancheoter, to Moo .1.,0e B Ni %, or Liverpool. CIaPIELD-001. 1 111WAITE.—June 3, of Sunderland, tf. Seen 1 4 Pap" of lionteee Hall, to Junta, cloughter of tbe bar I,eu . Pao., of Newoutle-ot-flos. WISL6ION—DWIGHT.-11167 IP, at Rados. the word T. B. Toieletf U. to Inn tales Do daultitic of It° lion. Ldatund Dietelab, of tbo Mato at Idratillavaattio. ♦RRIVED. Au - roe-at Palissatb, Jane 4, Rom -111inandrie Al/MIA-o? Ilealeioatl, Jane 3, Row Tr nets liortmo - at Greenock, Jose 4, from liateeihee Across- oe Yellivratts. Jerk, boom di. John% le. B. Met-sena- at Liverpool, Jame 7, hook Ammo/. LLAMA-at Liverpool, Jane 7, from lioliardaio 008,11,-.t Ltgrerper , k Jame 7, from. 011OPOO at Greraork, June 4, bas Triarbi Owenrerrentee-in Loverpoo4, Jame 7, nom New loot assume-at Limped. Jame 7, from Wimp (Leuomoes-at Fatima* Jane 4, firma Glom Co veneir -ea Ponsolooth, Jane S. from & Lair C.s.u. ir.)-ai [amoral, Jane 7, tranL-.... Babe C 114121,1- at Orrmeod, Jar 7, !tom Asimip ' Cneirraie or LOWSIIALS-44 Ormond. am% Irew 111imbere Lhasa-at Groomed, Joie 7, lIMII ... ....... .......-.. Dives-at llakida. JIM. 1. 0rin•5a . *•...,......... j .= Bare-tat raboorein, Jura, area.,..._..„....„.. ........ Odt••• kr.- at velment& Jena 4, bora. ,- _.-- ....„--.. Gatele Es118•V•OVI -et greornetovni, Jew . S. - Sem_ ......-. , -. .. Moven r , LIMT. OPCLOOO- at Booms, Jam 4, loft_ .. - 11m de Gila R ran imams* .11 Whitey Bends, Jar.e., MM._ ..... . &Gila Bus .rot Woos-at LherpooL Jr m 7, tram Barb 40111 Praocesor-al Getwooted, Joao 1, *as Aottordam Ye All•Obell- st Lbsopool, Joao 7 -bow Lisboa Plrenus -at Quereolowa, hue 11, , has Galata 01..tes, -at tmesook„ Juno 4, trim %abreast Om -at Greatook, Jaw 4, Roma Palermo Gummi.* at Wm/Wm Jam 4 hoer dakel,• thaisoma-at ham* Jim 4. ' Bela ... , „ -Odom Bawling/T-4a !lineal', In.. I, treft....... C. ....... Hopi Printed mad publabed by alliumai Kase Has" et Pa Pt Was% U tbe ate al Leedom. Printer. si tbe Odas. fa stmt. la Ws pair d Widtetriard.—Trobae, had s, llls ISAILZD. ANDASIAOOI-from Cardiff, Jame 6, t 0.................. 111 . h,, Anniatt-frorn tirimeby, June 3, tet...-.......- Wybuti, Aasrnm -from Gratin ea, June 5. to-- ....... ......- tmuelto alical.MlD -trona Mick* June 5, to ... .ntr,id Auasuaili-ham libleldt, June 5, to St Joie' Astarastoos-from Gravesend, June 7, to BaszliJall PaCtrai-frval Gmbff, June 4, to cm.s Bouvta -from Cardiff, Jade 5, to -, .... ilarenhon Ilocaratres-from Greenock, June 5, to '.. I 'Mew:. BLACK You -from Ylsamouta„ June 1, M.. I'. P0,..p liabaloair -from Mudd; June 5, to CardiNg., CMAILLOTTs may amma - from l'ortemouth, June f, to llmod4o Coirrsamm -from llocenstmen, June 5, to Lemke CATANIA-from liefeeera, June 5, to CAPITAI , ..4rOaI Lieerpool, June 7, to ........ Aittandrla DIMMEST- frOM OMIT& LA, June 7, tre....... .................. Du. rum-Imo Graver,* June 7, to Mort usun.i.d Emirates-from Minded... 4, June 1, to Partial -from Sunderland, June 5, t 0......... C"tb .C.G. roe Evntr -from Sundetletd, June ii, to -__, Fella Hon-from Porttinown, Jobe 5, to Inset* Railways-from rainderlatid. Jude S. lo ... Wolsowt !luau /Mow-hum Grareeend, JIM, 7, IS Carla INA-from Newport, June 3, to Bea Vtat 40, LAIR prom".-irtiet Liferieui, Jane 7, to /eaten I , harl Mot -hoot UVerpool, June 7, to , obe llevntarr-frorn Vslotouth, June 6, to lsmon Masdels or Burr-form Ilartlep el, June 3, to ninntogo M alloaiala-tram donde. load. June 6, to ...........-. Cepa Pow-from Hall, June 3, to - ......, Triode rutvont -hem Queeneturro, June 5, to Actinto Mimic -Meat Swensem, Jo• Lei, to Patyca ALMOST-from Ginnovend, June 6, to Hudson's Sq Pinata or Waite- from flrtveseed, June 7, M . lillidlam's ii,,, .. . . e..—trom C.ordift. June 3. - 03 ..... w _ _ .....41•74.4 sa.amoig - hum Sbit..l.., Nowa —tram ituodetlAnd, June 4, t 0....— .......—..bew Tort Vicria—froo Cowes, Joao O. to boa* VESSELS SPOKEN WITII. Ana and Mary (brig), of Liverpx.l, standing southward, June 1, lit 40 N., lon. a W. Bri , 'Ret, from Liverpool for I.lah-n, June 1 lat. 50 N., lon. to Sr.& of abydivi (brig). June I, lat. 46 N., i on. 7.24 W. COllll , hi9lll_ (Pbip), 55 day. Mum Liverpool, for New Orleans, May 1 2, off Nand Key. Cone a . ..ha(ling), Handing S., Sth lootant, lat. 49 N., Ina. V. W. Fenela, eight day.. from Liverpool, May 21, lat. 39.9 No t0n.1 1 .36 w. ItUra Thornton, Mazwell, from London, for Batavia, May In, 013:te Line, Vita. Hose, off Cape de Galt, May 24. fidelis (.11111), from New York for Liverpool, May 19, lat. 40.55, on, 72.30, Erechridge, from Li.,[1.101 for Naples, kit. 49 N., lon. 7 W. lisselle (oig), of Leah, la , days from Port Ad, laide for Swam% Mny 6. lat. 31 N., ton 41.20 W. Heart of 0.,k, Crockett, for Bahia; sad Roily (ship), for Ca:cults; each from Lircrpool, April hi, let 3 SI , lon. 20 W. Heinrich, Prureian militia, from Galata, May 22, lat. 4015 N., km, 70.22 W. Ileien St %tram, (-), 20 miles west (Attie Skim, June 5, at 6 a.m. Mom, off Tar,9n Point, May 25.. Havana (packet`, for 11111,11111. May 22, tot 44 N., lan. 15 W. Julia Curtin, June in Ca.5ON., low. 9W. John (Arne . rieanabip),Lit.hurleMoin, eight days from flier. pool, for New l'ork, *nu paaaeugere, till well, Muy 23, lat. 41.10 N., lon. 18.14 W. Jorephine, Ii enbolm, from Malang:la tor Comm. Noy 16, lot, zg. lon. Kennebec (chip), from New Orlesom Mr Liverpool, May 16, off Cep.. fort Reel. London, from Nracostle for Arracan, March 14, la.. I S., lon. 21 W. Margoret (brig), for Ilatutizoi, May 21, lot. .0.3 lon. 0.47 W. Morley (horror), from London for Grenolo, Noy 31, lot 41.15 N.. lon. I W. Rival. of Dartmouth, for Ancona, May 24, lat. 42.20 N , 11.30 W. • Sandusky (atoll)), from New Orleans for Liverpool, Mar 3, lot. 36.55, lon. 70.28. Sarah Swan, from Shield.. for Men, March 29, lat. 24 to., lon. :8 W. StumbouL June 4, in lat. N., lon. BW. Thomas 1114th, or Msurltiuo, March 24, lat. IS 6,, Inng. 30 W. William Simpson, from Marna for London, April 14, lot 2, S., lon. 43 E. Wlncoolov, bound W., May 22, lat. 37 N., lea. 7 W. Wlndoor Cootie (ship), from Liverpool for New Orieoac, May 12, off Key Magma. SEABORNE NAILS. IS straight that the malt* are met thee the General P....oftes by the Witt —and II by the inoralatt—eropeteh. DISATIIB. 11.7.333AMPER. —Jane 3, et Poyle.park, Londonderry, L. .111.1.8.1 , ', 230 1..D.L. and J.P. urethan county. 00ged 0,2. MATLT.-- line 3, et Rawanate, 0. Ba:y, Prq , aged 74. DARLING.—June I, at Bartoo.atreet, Eaton moat% Padua, yonnovet we of th e late Major-Gee. U. C. Darting, Lieut.-Go, ma et Tobago. aced 21 . DB Vieler.—Jose I. at Win Word. Yews, Pherlette, youngeet vivasig alaughter of the late J. De Paste, Wq., W 240.40.80 No Wouanteralalra. FUNDY AR. 4 ll.—Juse 4. et Notling.bill, PIOftDOIN talent dit4 3,o et W. M. Iliadmanit, Esq. O'DONOVAN.—May 41, at Middleton. (booty Cod, Mr. 3JciW' l Olionersa, studrnuat-lay, earlier are years aosaroied With Jeansl as a pullanwattay Nowt*. 4