The Express. — London, England, 1851-08-25 00:00:00

!Law cc. —•-- (7(:1a OF BANK ItI:VII'Y.—SATraDAY. Me. renCeN. sea f•i•ft.ol% IN It!' NA4II AND Nit sty: —THE REIGATE AND ainctuo There was a dividend unatin; to-day in the ease of Nash and Neale, the bankers of litigate and Dorking, who re. ecutly passed through this court. The joint liabilities of . the firm were about 50,010!.; dividends to the amount of lls. &I. in the pound have already been paid, and a further dividend of 2s. will Is (Iceland as the result of this meeting. Phis rlirnl• nd inn .t final, and it is thought the maids may ld lid. or la. in the pound further. The separate estates w yie ere solvent, and yleltle.d a surplus to the joint estate. Mr. Kielty said that under the 19-sth clause of the Dank-' maple, onsolialation Act the court was authorised, where a bankrupt's estat., should have paid a disidt nd amounting to I'2s. it& in the pound, to make an allowance of 71 per cont. upon the assets C. the bankrupt. Ibis client, Mr. ! N. al.. v...s now d. ad, but he haul to make an application that Co. 71 per teat might be paid to hi- repre..enettives Mr. Clatint ohjectel, us the amends that the die id. tad had ant 'et bon final, and that the Court having a ' an y power (the certificate of the bankrupt Nash having been of tl, st rund claw and tint of Neale of the third class., ; a 1,,,,, pia fie the application Bing adjudiested upca by the I. Eruct! Imolai-sinner before whom all focts of the ease had crone. Ilik honour said he should decline to adjudicate upon the application without havintr the whole case brought before him. 'l6. re was no caseation but the Court posses:4.d a dismotimiary power to reduce the allowance, the bank :la:Ws es-rtiticate not having been of the first class. TI,. applicatimawks, conwrpantly, ordered to stand over until Mr. 011IMP.ININ r 60111h11171 should he sitting. On the opplieition of Mr. Duncan, R. Brown, auction net r, of Old Dread.street, packed ezaminatioa on ac count. sLi.s.ing debts 1,F.101., assets 211 W. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE NOILTHEILN CIRCCIT. T -LlTraroot, Aro. 23. and Pates. Me. Jousting took his seat at nine &clock. BOLTON Will DIALS oriiß RAILWAY Code ANY C. TAYLOR (OPECIAL IVRY). —LETIVITIoN OE A RAILWAY MoDEL. This wen a enceital jury cause, the action being brought lry tht• above name-d rognplitly against the elsfeadant, Mr. Taylor, of Mors ton Hall, near Whalley, for the detention of a model which haul lawn peepers $1 in the year Iff46, who it tint company was engaged in ohlaining its act of par ham. nt. f wt. of the cse so re hrit fly tht s. : In the year I.IG the pre ant pinatas wen- eugaged in a parliamentary con test with thr rival edam*, as , the Fleetwood, l'r .ton, and West fluting Coupes, the (inhere Junction, and the • rioted. Manch. star, awl New ton Junction Com• pen s. liorh of thr the. t• latter buts enema..hid sam e or 1... a upon the estate and grounds of the de fendant, Mr. T tar, of Moreton Hall, the ornamental portetin.4 whirh sh seethed as f acetalingly and upon whi.-h the intrusion of a railway would vont pl. t • vat the estate ss. a gentleman's residents.. On the idle r hand, the line proposed by the plaintiffs, and the bill fur a inch tat•uttielly parsed, avoided Mr. Taylor's grottud , , and therefore unlided his summon, and hi. strenuous op pootem to the other three lines. In order to convey to the ',Oben. ahoy committee a letter idea of the nature of the satin -wiling hot • than could he gir-u by map-, plans, and t h e Urines . • tplauatinus of counsel, it Wtts happily stigtostell by Mr. Diann Itobitimii, who hld limn uelinc te. mining for Mr. Taylor, but stileequently for the pro siest, r. of thin line, that it modal of Monlon•liall and all the -uraranding grounds should he made ; and this being nuts ml In, Mr. nintolf, en artist of Keswick, was em ployed to pr pare it, which he necurtlay.dy siel in a most ',detractor, manner, mud his charge for which amounted to 3AI/ta1k...0. By tilt r.Onbiutil in...v.4 Mr. Taylor and 00 pr, ist plaintiff., then the promoter. of the Holton and 11l o :Omni line. the nth. r hems, were thrown out, and tie ulw.vr Inn: was sanctioned by parliaimiit, upon who h the sap n- • which Mr. Taylor had incurred as re trilniontmol by the Contrail,. but he retained tin ~,..,is I, and sides quently Mal it altered and der - Indust, and • ten in - 01 other art- or eolitiole . e ...Int Mtn' , nor age it regal spe stiontil until some time in the present year, when I on art between Mr. Taylor and the holion and Islackhurn Company, the Nerretary, 31r. Gunn, was ostlers tl to demand the motel, and this being rellotal, the pns-ut totem was brought to recur'-Y it, or the statue tin of. The caw• occupied the court nearly Ida hour., and the two points kit for the decision of the jury Were these— first, whether Taylor hat arted upon maw understand ing as an au- at for the eonijany in his oppreition hp the thin. is filial st ; Or, smandly, whether the armlet was Mink for 41. lendant hile acting in an iutlefx-inlent manner, ail gli ler an s Xpert4loll 0( indemnity in the event uf th•• line being suer mild. 'I tie jury. after about an hour'. alomiec frnrc court, found fur the plaititif, and valued the model at HAM. Mr. Gurney said he could not well make the order. It was a great injustice to psrt.es. lu this case he would con sent to take one Lail. GOSPORT PF.Tri SESSIONS—SATutmy. Du esi •,t u SIS PU sanl'Ell ; AND J. THZ N AYTP. IleLI. DO. TILE esratve ISIRATPPLIED TO Captain Sir W. E. Parry, Superintedent f the Royal Clavnec Victualling Yard, and Jose n ph Ti o nhorn, Esq., Storekeeper. Were summoned before the bench for a public nuisance, arising from an accumulation at the above esta blishment (of which they were described in the complaint a* the oeeupkre), of putrid and decayed meat. The cm plainant in the caw was Mr. Smith, in his capacity of one of the guardians of the poor for the parish, and it was taken out on the information of two inhabitant house holders, Pierer'. George Adams and Robert Hyslop, jun., under the Nuieances Remus als Act. Neither of the defendants appeared to the summons, nor were they it resented. Mr. Oeuvre Adams deposed that he became acquainted with the accumulations referred to, by information he had received. In consequence, he requested Mr. Hyslop to ac company him to Clarence-yard. On arriving there they saw Mr. l'inhorn, the storekeeper, and told him that they had attended to inspect some putrid meat. lie took them into a store on the water-side, in which there was a large Tentative of eases of meat. There were perhaps 1,000 case's. In going in the store, a very had and disagreeable smell was detected. Witness mentioned that circumstance to Mr Tinhorn, who replied that .he smelt would he much worse if they did not use chloride of lime from day to day to keep it under. Mr. Smith (guardian) deposed to receiving notice of the nuisance. Ile forwarded it to Mr. Blake, the visiting guardian, who arranged for an examination of the meat in question. Ile accordingly went to the Clarence-yard with witness and two medical gentle men. They were received by the pewter attendant of the yard, who took them to a store in which was a late number of cases of preserved meat. There was a very etraig smell in the store, and the officers said that they wore obliged to take means to keen it down to even that. The Bench—Suppose we made an order for the removal of the nuisance, Low would you set about executing it i The whole of the COWS may not be had, but opening those that have good meat in them would cause that meat to be. come putrid unless it were consumed within 4S hours. The witness was not prepared to say in what manner the order could last he carried out. I 'the Bench—lt is very strange that government allows this nuisance to remain when the officer* of the yard admit I its existence. No doubt there is some difficulty between the government and the contractor who supplied the meat ; hut, if so, why does not government take the steps that may be called for in such a Case ? Mr. Adams—A great quantity of preserved meat has been di livered from the yard to shipe, and has been refused as bed ; this has always been destroyed. The bench, after some consideration, gave it as their de cision that us it would he injurious to the public health to open all the canisters, and all must be opeueel to make the examination i etivc, and as some might prove goad whilst others proved had, these good cases being rendered unlit for use by being opened, they felt called on to decline making the order sought fur, but they expressed their opinion that the nuisance ought to be removed by government without the inhabitant* having to take emy steps in the. matter art all. An official examination made by Ore. Rundle and Clarke disclosed the following f est% .—On entering the store in which the preserved meat is kept, the atmosphere was found to be iamb greet, el with a very disagreeable Weer, which ire the immediate proximity of the case,, was so powerful as to produce a sense of isaintliese and to excite nausea. A piece of wood that had been recently painted white, and exposed to the fertiel atmoophi re, had bessinie of a dark brown co hair; and it was inferred Irons this that the gas pervading the store was owin4 to the escape of sulphurotted hydrogen I gas from animal niattere in a state or putra.t,c fer mentation. Ity chemical examination this inference was con firmed, and the source of the gas was traced to cases of meat. Covers of these en's were lifted up by the pres sure of the gas e ous m ester evolved from the decomposition o f th e ir m ut t nt.. When these ease's were opened, variable I quantities of gas escaped of a similar character to that per railing the store, but more intense, sickening, and almost insufferably noxious. From Seale of the cases at the point or communication with the atmosphere there dripped a thin black fetid hotel, found by microscopic and chemical ex amination to he the result of putrefying gelatine and fat. In only one of the eases were the content, solid, and this ease had Item by Evident perforated near the top, and the surface of the me at eorresponiling with it was covered with a greenish mould. Others of the castle contained mores or le AS of a whitish coloured frothy instill fluid ; the gelatine in them had herons' completely liquified, and the musses of fat that hail resisted putrefaction were yellow, hard, and brittle like wax. Several other carve were reduced to such a state of putrescence that the nature of their content's was scarcely recognisable ; six of these were taken at random from the stock and forwarded to the museum at Hadar for examination. These examinations detected in one canister portions of lips, tongues, pancreas (sweetbread), niesentry with diseased glands, as also intestines (gut), which inclu ded feculent matter. A portion of liver was also found in the fluid debris of this elVe. lit another were found a por tion of mimeo., epiglottis, pancreas, and mesenteric glands. The examined' of the other eases detected similar eon. tents. The results arrived at ley these examinations Were, that all the eases of preset ved tueat examined exhibited un equivnesel sissies of 1' coonseeition and decay ; that most of, the casts evolved when pressed re greater or less quantity of highly notions gas, sulphuretted hydrogen, and that all of them emitted the odour ol it; that the fatty and gela throes parts of the contents were all of them purtially, and sonic wholly liquiticel and decomposed: that the fat untie composed was usually hard, and almost as brittle as wax : that the meat less eiMett el was in all the cases more or lee dew:peal, in one ease partially, and in another wholly sashimi to a semi-fluid putrid mass ; and that in two of the ewes portions of iretenial ergans Were present which had been absolutely diseased before cleat. In the examination of these ewe, one of the labourers, John Rayne., who seesi*ted in opening them, became ill, and remained so during the night and a portion of the seemed day. THE POLICE COURTS. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. 01.1) COURT. —;.:AT hill T. lisruso St. lemma Ittuanovii. tifixtra ea. The two boys rphaa and t;nt , r. olge. who had been cut- Meted of pkiem ; a atom sham the V..eitent l'ountiva Rail way, with infant to übstnet the passage of the were brought up for yutlgnient. Mr. Justire Wightman, addressing than, said that they kat bet n eituticteta ostler a must w liolesume statute, which had been wawa to prevent cells Irons arising, and whirls cads, it was ti be I, axed, fro itucistly look arisen from the malicious act. of persons plating obstacles upon railways. doubt Valhi IN entertains d in the present caw., that toss)) had uuntoaily, it not maliciously, placed • stone in stab a al:sumer Is must inevitably have occasioned a very Natal. lovi•lent, if out loss of life, if it had not hi'en tliastrerea 11111 reniorea. W.l. one of the.: ..11. ni w s.- tieli it was of greatest important . ..to r e pres 4 , anti the art at fmrlianient had lawn passea with that object. It wu. clear 1 IlAt it was un Utf. ac. that could equally well he committee% by boys like the prisoners as by adults, nail thrre was tall much Masai& to leaf foul Wally 011111011- 11.11, amid. its b.ul sireurred trust such mischievous acts. It w:.. difficult to know how to teal with prisoners of their ag.-, or loos to infloi adequate putt:al o,oun theist. Isms of them was only II . en and the other fourteen— harslly tit subjscts for transportation, although their Miens.° was Inc %hail fully deserted it. lung imprisonment Oa., 'nixing a ith as were likely to be their irossoci.ites, was hardly a tit the whole, in the ditheutty ill which he was pl.u-ed, he hoped that the ocutenee I.e M.O. alkali to pronoun' , would be a iitillifit lit laf them, awl that it a •"11,1 tleter other buys like them Inuit ri - peating such a dangerous act. as watt:nee he shout.' pistuntstiee upon Upton, who, although the younger of the two. lie rousitlerea the most guilty, inzoi nuaeli OM Ile Wail ilaC.lft i of the conseifilences that would be to result trout what ho ilia. aa• one of two mouths num isoinissi - nt and hunt labour, the lirst titres . ..lays in each week to he messed in altilary conlititment ; aria upon lint teriti:e the he six weeks imprisonment and hard lab-ur, the first three days in each week to be in soli t.iiy confinement. GUILDHALL. 31nrvard Raymond, aged 30, was charged with throwing her son, aged six, iron the third-Moor window of a heroic in Suu.court, Golden-lane. Policeman 110 I/ said lie received information on the pre viima crania; that a child had beam thrown out of a window, and proceeded to Nu. 9, Golden-lane. l' he prisoner wax coming out, and she exclaimed. " I have done it now ' ' The child WAsi.ellt to the hospital, and the prisoner was taken into custody. The child afterwards said that his mother had thrown him out of the window Lennie he would not lit her take off his boon. The prisoner—l watt very drunk, your worship. Alderman Wilson —llO you think that to be a justi ficatiun of your conduct ? 1 'the police officer—She knew very well what alio was doing. The child fell on his head on the shed below the window, and rolled tin net' to the ground. The surgeon's certificate was, produced. It stated that ' the child's head was much injured, but the skull was not fractured. NKW COI' irr.—s.vrt*snlT. Mary Anne Regan, an intelligent girl, aged 11, who said she always nail the truth, deposed that Ai , lived in the %Ai.. not k..Disiol a. house (No. 9), and was looking through the seeinol-Hear TtAtSistiliitt AMIN OF W WII AWSINGSR. window• She tow the prisoner holding the child out of chant, were milieus! for stealing 1 l'folip Lamy, :ti, pilot, mud ne.lolllB Pi 4 .41 fill:1, 21), mer the up si . a window. lie exclaimed " Oh, mother, don't 00 bags of guano, the chuck l ose out .." The mother then took hint by the heels li r L ik ,,V.,, Y . ot Robert tichAteld, irtuin "t barge upon the et,.' i and dropped hint out of the window. At the ' , AMC time a Mr. ItalLuttine and Mr. Robinson prosi•cated : Mr. I little girl in the unithur's mom exclaimed, " Oh, mother, i s ii h n i ; h re w l e ir re th fi e: r pris o ner uitg, lhekeeing, don't throe; him out." a l' i l u i rclr ." . Irir a ry.i ir n ., l l‘4l Mr. ; l The prisoner was committed for trial. She subsequently admitted that she had wanted the boy's boots in order to The ease. which lasted nearly the st hole day, was of I . . sell them for gin. great public importance, and the court was crowded. The 1 CLERKENWEI.L. htl,, rto respi viable ponders held Ly the accused parties I Thomas Ledger, master of the N at i ona l School hi Agar satin: the trial ona of eatrente interiat to Cheese by whoa . Teton, was Barged with assaulting Phillip Wheaton , of 32 thi y w , l'.. I.IIOWII, and alao to a large class of the sancta... ' Cambridge -street, 12 years of age, one of his pupils ' . The ' ail hotly. who have for alone time past been stigmas by I , complainant's back was bared in court, and there was from the nefarious practices of which the Li • ria ` wers I ' 4re c.a. I3oto 10 black and blue marks very visible. It appeared rine& that the di fendent first gave him, about half-past eleven The evil nee of the numerous witneasea who were eau. ruined has Laity app. as d in our police I o'clock in the day, two cuts across his hand, and afterwards report.. the' caned him, no one else being present, and at the same time For the d. tenor it was attempted to lx' shown that 0 ,,, holding him up with one halal until the weapon split. He tur ' ie th'it watt l a s inannhwel : ," 1 anit ... relew i leit was nwe — 7 then got another cane. and then held him with Ili face one ii. qui %lion, out t h e ev i d ence o f tor w,tueswa WAS Clis downwards, and putting his foot upon him, lie Hogged him thinly a tissue of falsehood, so much so on the part of /or a consiilerable time, when a gentleman and some of the l'i, Is, ring that Mr. Cl.arkson drain"! examining them. buy.. who had heard his screams, came to the door, and he 5, i. r.ll it 11114 , 1 , 01 , 11 ere rah dwho gave Lang an excellent was then permitted to trawl away. Detendant said he rt.% i•iiis chaises[. r tor honesty. wit hit him again, but would turn him out of the The Jury inimeileite . .y found them Guilty, strongly re. ;wouldaehool. The noon he was thrashed was fur making (JUStliiititial.: WOO ta mercy. The Recorder, in pasana aentenee, said' • h his tin ers . • that ho thanked a B."'g wit h . g • • Mr. Tyrwhitt said such charges were getting SO frequent Mr. Clarkson for discontinuing to examine witnesses whom that it appe mat likely one magutrate would have to devote it was evident were not speaking the truth. Lang he should his whole time to their investigation. antler to b• icainWiin"l (or 12 months. Pickering he *h°4l.l I Defenilant said the complmnaut was an obstinate and trans scat for 10 years. wicked boy, and ho punished him for making a noise and One of the witnesses for the defence, named Parsons, , snapping his fingers white the school was at 'invert. SWOTS that the officer Thomas. thrianth who e e seal an d Ile denied ' two canes, awl called two of the boys, ability the end, nee was obtaineal, hail utlreal him M. to who, on oath, corroborated his statement. swear a g nin ' t the p riwww " , and at the close uf the ° wee"- Mr..firwhitt was of opinion the case ought to end there, inin. the Iti corder Ord, nil him and another witness for the for net great harm had been done. Ile would repeat what defence lOW custody for perjury. he hail often said, that he had seen punishments far more ,even inflicted in the school where he was brought up ' upon some of the first noblemen now living, clergymen, naval and military officer, andothers of very high stand !cer ing, who never finches front it, butt took it manfully and iii good part, knowing they bad deserved it, and that it was necessary tor the character and dignity of the esta • blishment that such a discipline was actually ueeemary. Ile added that without it, instead of a brave and manly nee, we should have had a set of cowards and runaways. He did not approve of secret Hogging; if it was neeraary, it ought to take place before the other scholars, to operate as a warning, Ile wanted to know from the father of the complainant did he wish the caw to be sent to the sessions I The father said that undue severity had been eatteiseil, and he was desirous that defendant should be tried before a Till1(1) tT V RDAS. limma 111 Mcwua Gl UST. SwINDLIXO. Jat , l,l Law /ridge Walker, a fashionably attired young nun, Ito* Mani, d fur obtaining good. by false pretences. and the jury found the prisons.? fiudty. Mt. Gurney said it would net Le satisfying jastice if be did nut give bha a tetete terra of imprisonment, and or dered lust tube kept to hard labour fur twelve months. BUM It WA IMANTii. last as the above case had ...lauded. Inspector Park beg ad his lonlship would tell hint how to divas• of a gentleman who hail just been given in custody of one of the V division ou a bench warrant, he bilug in attendance aa a witness. Mr. Parry said the party alluded to was a chest of his, ' and they had beet, behind his boa and obtained a bill, and, without giving hint auy notice, now, by getting a botch warrant on a Saturday. sought to lock hint up until Mon day. 'rho charge had Wen tlinnnu...d by the magistrate. Mr. Gurney and if the bail would present themsclvas ho would examine them himself without notice, as he wished to stop the practice which was often resorted to for extortion or spite. Mr. Pun mid that scarcely a masion passed that parties wens act Wu,* into custody this way on a Saturday, and he woad suggest that no warrants should be issued on that day without notice being provioady given, or that they bad sot lets before a inegiotrato. jury. he Rev. C. Hurt hoped the matter would be settled there, and gave the defi.ndaut a good character. The father would not consent. Mr. Tyrwhitt was glad in ono respect that the affair would have to be settled in another court, where it would be decided to what extent a schoolmaster would be justified in correcting youths committed to his care—a care of • most responsible and harassing nature. lie would recommend all selosolusastsrs fur the future to have their rules and regulations, with modes and extent of punishment fur different offences, printed or painted in the school-room, and to show them to every parent bringing a child there, and if they did not like the regulations, they would have an opportunity to p away again with th e youth who, through THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25, 1851. that mawkish, foolish, and mistaken feeling, would most likely turn out a bad character for want of huriiimt, good exaniple and discipline. Such was his opinion of Ow whole facts, in which he was glad to say lie wu• borne out 11 the highest dignitaries of the church, judges, and other humane and learnt,' characters. 1 The depositions were then formilly taken against the prisoner, who was committed to the next Middlesex srs.fuus fur trial, and the witnesses were bound over to prosecute. Bail was taken for his appearance to take his trial, and he was liberated. MARKETS. LIVIEItrOOL, Aro. 23. Scarcely anything has taken place to-day in foreign pro- duce, tin only bualat,4rtpurted br ing tuns St. n+adnan I 1 4 c.d. 31. las. to U. 12a 641., and a few tuns cantwood, 212. 10f. COTTON.—LIVZILPOOL, Atm. 23.—Thc market ['lows I only firmly, cum) aced with yesterday. hatch of all Moos ale the same. The sake are estimated at fotioo baits to the trade, and corn. prtse-3eu l'ernam. and Alarm., 54 to 6l ; tbo Bahia, 34 to 61; 350 timid, 3d. o 41d. MANtliEsTell, Ato. 23.—The activity which has cha rarterwel the market ter e'oth and yarns for some wicks rust Les with red no abetemint. This demand was my wive to-day, and the priors obtained to mint dweririons of pre had cloth wet, • shade higher. American Cesoriptoina of otton ht Lie ipso: Lore advanted ' let. during the week, but this it httributed rather to speculation than the natural action at tLe m.rket with an enommus carp us 6.1 the raw et p.e bey ono the utmost probsitoe consumption, whist the advance I manufactured rue.. on the rititrary is rat tur the ete.. tots' of large and steady demand constantly pr. seing on toe heels i I pretties Uon. Like all rises in • healthy state t f the market it h..* le en stow in Its operation, and is scarcely percepubie in the ordinary quotations front week to week, though taietble enough taking a Lager perk d. As compared with tins thiy mouth, ter instance, .pinch Ivey pox eisloout printing cloth* which were as. od. per piece. will now eoniniard 3s. MI ; 40 recd tints, Lave sdetneed iron as. bd. to 3e. ltd.; ai.d :2 reed, 37 inch wide, are now se. instead of 4s. 104:. The average advance is about 14d. per pars, with • eicuund which tontinues to carry on the ptodoetion of all the loon, who. h can ho brought lido u-e. Low quali.its of madapothims are hinter in some ease., but not so gentraoy as the lusher nested qualm , (.lam 46 to 74 reed), vetch are id. to .d. pr piece Lieber. lite ninstow width shirtums have ittiveheed in about the tome prop !Imo , with a sontnined steady demand; but 4 -tech shining', though emanand. log more 6tttuti ari, hare only pinta Moths and T.cluths el almost an weight. are in demand beyond the rate of production, and the former mods are 3d. per phut higher, ithi!rt good qualities of the Wier a. late-Ary as gite, to tube. weight are lid. to 3d. pre plcce dearer. row good domes -001 the seince on the meth is • et:Went!, ut • penny per yard, w it h Mucks light mad manufacturers wed eligamd. Mend, to demand seal pram hinted Keaa hate wit:owed iti the rode et lir ?act cloth, and the extent to shah printers are ensagtd blemish mitre, Inaithy irsde. 7bc darker styles 'Fanatic tu tai opprooohlus won are cowing oat, and entice liuely to take the tic ,• mead pretty ireely. Lx yarns there is Lot much change aecouipared "Mb the ratesubtainahle a nthnth aiti, so far as e arm mum to oar. seined rouse art the liner qualm., sr, numbers have adviineid shout id, and very Sikh nutubtra 441. to Id. per lb., but all qualthes et miter tend axe pl. en the average higher, and orders are oilfields he place. lie home trade houses are eeptevalty busy, and wk.. of WM qualities of gouda in very Lase quanUttes. We have rarely Intuen them to be larger buyt - no Tbe Germans ate also now' doaou • comoderithie bastriets, awl exporters to l'unst:utinuele and the Levant, to the Mediterranean purls, to Spain and Portugal, are all exhibiting more act:ray. The eon- atintplani 01 cotton bar Ic a estimated at fully ny nos Gales per hot all due lethal ri to an ancreated length in yurds of fabrics becuure the thraliu As of the material hue touted heater and I Meer Peed to eOreertell tilt, Mien to a Innen grt.ittr ell, ; and, m evd, ht te well ktwwu rtatt tattoo is used or tactics when pk'ntiluis I which scarcity and dearness drive out of tee market allogalier ; Out stol a good cud of mielimery bar Melt put 0000, VFW IA m full activity to thc extent allowed b) . Inlet -.0 many immense-a.d nett boners, ell on let high-pt. s-ate TAUT teell pining tti,ungb our xtrt els to the:, destinati. a, w d ever) meet.. is in regal ninon to Kite to machine. y a speed whah will du the utowet towards mikum u, i.e the awe ray ciatulment of the hauteur labour, 'the theeet (miaow in Lsioden of Messrs. lastiii and Co aid Me•ers. (rarer and au Lot at ett these clutith sto the extent of more than • tea thuuvachd pounds. SILK.—The cirtular issued by Mesorn. I)ernnt and Co. affords the fellow ing review of to- silt os.rset during the month :- lor position et our manufacturers is out eueouragiug, .ell the weekly iitianeaunts of the nulls bate giver. us Wu tenet business m Or atte la on which the cram. tstikamtpticel has now tor., d. The areries are 44111 good, au.ough Mose ot China silk are not equal to hod mouth. Ile. g studr an increase. In China rick proualitt 1,09 to 1,310 bales h‘ve bet, taken, almost cactus', ely for coosuinp. two, at fury prestous prices, the lower quail:beset laysaam terming rattler a fiht oroportior , tur the test the As of 'I ehlit e there's slut tittle 10441 f y. btll.oil sale bas Mad a fair Clare ins the baunesi hone, without Mirage t 1 pal e. In t7atittin the AM bales el medium qualm's remadvng in first hauls hsee been so.d st tail 14. - 0. In tales silk the unease trounce very light, and the pretensions of lover:en proportisnatey high, at least as eterdared with Amalie to biutto anti 1001001140 M we AM 00100 any atria.. of ‘Oll. legume; sawn poro.ls of taco Loul are tawasionally acid; we an nut walkout any now silk. Iseastries up to date: -lieugal, b 32 b,ln; CLina, Was.; Cant 11, u:m. Armada: -Mengel, 70 laths 10 Jsly, lAA bales In August to gate; China, 033 biles Jtsy, 0.0 bales Hugo t; brut.. /kg., lOU balesJUly, 103 balm August, lea, Ili i La.eo JUI, 169 bates August. Seat. or sus 01 siskilovsk., k u. I, 10.5!. 0.01.1 stock. Cuss-41 swell. Juliet - rid In July. Bengal 20% 2,tion 817 China 4,130 1,111.01 (colon WOOLLEN CLOTIL—Ltton, Aro. 23.—We have no sn drawl :Antral...at., t. putt im the mote of the market to-4.y; pet boo yeareely to much Luaus,* has u..vn done ao has lawn the cow tog oeveral pact Sou• wean; us tar there a gerylittleatoek to sandlots trews, and what there to is very Kew .n chance. gurine.s as re• y .It In the warehouse, at pagyent , It to wade usual an tin', month to to .0, heist tl c trohotton tram the rummer to the atitUILIIIII.OOII. LINEN.—BI:LEANT, Auu. 22.—The trade this week has M n eery Mill boto in 3 liens and cloth. nticke of yarn' arc getting large. lids which 1,0 acts anUcuaded alt the ipmners ft meted to conanue f- r come weeks longer, as the inar.rs will be fully employed at the h,rrert. The cane of tile week's demi solon la using pi tot:mall, to the newt by the Lumps, I rem the United Mates, whial n rei y bed hiked. It a- s.atot that huninds of hutt,tis in America are In a suite of bankriptcy, mint having torn engaged in speculations hi Calitorma, and name in tutton wail • in which they hare Lit heavily. flaw would have been larger or ders rem - tacit by Os m.. 11, had it not been lot the taint mint:Lined, which, einitantii with the auction uler, cent Mune by come of the menuni,ion house. to th- then sutumts here, at hill the "aloe the amide, have made burintea ray dmitnil, and in the end will du u groat deal of good. We mar ray, with nine kindot ce ninety, twat tlic nuneiguing of 'men or culled to ids ta New York, by t idler the Unithan, reach, or Inst. 11.0 Celrtli, an it hie neatly wrought itt min • Mu. We are rep iced at this (retina of the affair, it the exports of the country bare always bet-n :nuked upin an a true criterion of our prosicrity by statesmen, when Mien It b.O been the tneut or a Inn home awes, ninth tent Ho my Into the turtle° eavuthing ice. In hundred.. awes thaw el puns sere out buns fritll4ll, gouda buying been lent out to New \'osh ioui other piunee to be sk.l.lua etentoinaun, out the recipe utter pruning dussetruss to our British nerchunts.—lfunner Later. llAlLl>WAlLE.—lttuttistitt.ta, Aru. 23.—The general report of the shoe of tram: in this Warn is most utisfactory. Not satustanlins a continuance of prosperity almost a• unprecedented as it bass been uninterrupted for many month., there aro slowly an ahuna.lnct 01 itahesti ro that the uhruit.g winter will be marked by an activity amongst our nainufactwers the has beta bithet to almost unknown. the Exbibitton has brought down here en immense earola r ;or. Ign havers, who hat given out order, to Wt ell.rmoin extent. Ear South Amen ice, the Levant, Spain, and the United Scam the trikrs are ouirsua.ly large. At all the mat ,factures the mess are working hid time, and in name blinahea hands cannot be obtained in sutnctert number , . In the bra. flundry wad all other of the nose imiortant trades this activity 'cot% and without any apparent prospect of decline. The papier mache trade is remarkably brisk. tins of the largest manufacturers in this brunch lass at the pet sent time nearly a sufficiency of orders in the house to occupy him until Christmas In the completion; and moubeis et other inrUncer, if meting equal matter fee cougtatulatien, might be cued for the gratification of the crooker• whose predictions of bankruptcy and ruin are all falsified by (sets of a Lh amn ia r the very reverse of those ninth they load prryht Ord. lbe various bailing tomprinica of the loan and district have bell their hilt-yearly Oh, Una., and the result shows that most of them have ,harsh largely in the general trading vrcoperhy. At the half-flatly meeting, held a day or two since, at the Birmingham Banking t. ompany, a dividend of Is. and a boa. of 3s. was declared on the *hare• un which lid. had been paid up. Ate meeting of the ' District hank pooprironi a IU per cert. dividend was declared. and a balf-muwn bonus additional. The Wolverhampton awl Stafford shire Ba king Company declared a dividend of 7 per cent. The BiWon Kruk payr 9s. GI. per SI. Metre for the half-year; sad the Stout bridge and Kidderminster declares Se. tor the half-year on 101. pea up. The Miaand Walking Coinikene, of which Mr. Desch, 31. P., is manag.ng direAur, has Just opened a launch at Stourbridge, wish the view to supply the scoaramoduti wt n maned in 0011•0 quene, of !tiara and tl ragge'a hinlruptcy ; alio in the place id Mepiirs. Kobus., who are am log up thew affair.. With the exception of the iron trade, which in Mil• gloomy enough. the manufacturing interests of the Cat,lfe duirict tit Soath Staff ,rdelx.re, are in all quarters re ported W be la a 1101M1 and prosperiras coattail, CORN.—AN Don ER, Aug. 23.—This week her been highly farwirablu for *manor the crops; the Wheat harvest is almost brought La e c. 0... law the farmers are 4111 busily engaged in securieg their 6.. rice .rul Gate; con.equently we laid but a thin atten lance to. ay. Tn.• supply of old 'Smut was short, and the trade sleek, at a decline of la. per qr. at at week's rates. A small rupply of new Wreat, and the •aka dr red merged from as. to 425. per qr. Very little buries 1.11 transceted in other snicks, and prices remain statiooary. Wheat, aid. Sta. to its. per qr. Llitriey, 21e. to _9s.' Out , , doss., to *As. Beane, 3.5. to 96.. Pees, 2ss. to Sdr. }lour, 29e. to 314. per sack. Malt, Gr. to Gr. 9d. per barbel. ATLE.III:RT, Aug. 23.—There was a large pitch of old Vitu at, but dull ad sal', at a decline of 2.. ed. ter load of 5 ire.; there were three sample, of new Wke.o, u Inch were sold, var. at Si. 1%, the other two at I rt. 51., quality good. Little or o e.bing done h wing Cosa. Wheat. et Ins to 10f. les per load of 5 qrs. %Way, rso. to Ns per qr. Oats, 25a. to Gr. beans, 21s. to 33. Peas. Isa. to 4.1 a. BATH, Aug. 23.—Out market continues dull, without meets alteraboa In pekes. Druroun, Aug. i3.—The weather to-day is very showery, and teem, to threaten 'nose , wererthelera tho %%teat muse. are deolodip lower, 554 must be quoted la. per hied of goo bsrlsets bra money Hun 1,,t week. All breach Cora was a rather bettor trade, and realised a trite mute than our last week's quota , Low. BERWICK, Aug. 23. —ln consequence of our firmer being n^w lady eugagol with their harsent optratious, we had • em Alattendasee to-day, with little busin , n dot,. g. BLANDFuItD, Aug. 23.—1 n the earll . district 4 the Wheat ban - cot is arnue Solna d. 13.,rey gutting to very getter:3ly corn- I them* is tolcraVy dee, nod of gum' colour. We had • thin atteod nee of tamers at our market thin day, and the rupi ly of Wheat was =AU; the trade was Flack, awl prices ruled mutt thn name as this day wren. We hod a few sanipes of new Wheat, which told At prices ace rding to quality ; the is st sample. mule On. per ' qr. The Farb y trstde Ire• quiet, and in all other grain pi teen may to a tad nomlnall unaltered, with very little doi.g. Wheat, t, N. per qr. Lowy, 245. to 265. o.os, 2 6 v. to 23.. Beam., 3G. b 3 4 5. Pew, 2.. t.. 30e. Malt, fin to 6e. Pd. ,per barbeL Son to 325. per neck. BOSTON, Aug. 2.l.—We have had a small market trday. with wareoly anything doing; the Writers in thin datriet being ho. tra m core wf lia getting in tits new crops. The few maples of , however, scarcely supportel the yraea of Weaves. Twee were only two to three itunplas of at. Wheat and teats ; shown; the quality of both are excellent. - • • • • • • CAMIIKIDOE, Aug. n.—We had rather a large supply of new Wheat at market to-day, and pm. were much the time at Ia t wee:. Wheat, Dew, white, Ns. to 31x. ; oW, .IC.; wind, 4 , d. to lb. rasa 331. to 24.. WM, Dew, Mo. to 2M.; MO. 24.. Treicd, :26. to Us. _ _ CANTEIBraT, Aug. 23.—We had a large supply of sow Wheat, and very tine temps, bat a,. ry dull 1.111. Wht at, of I, laws, 3b. to 38•.; orw, J3s. b 295. ; white, (Ad, 391. to Os.; sew, tk. %Ma. Bartey, .:s. rtala, 271. CARLIaLE, Aug. 23.—There was a good supply of grain at oar ;market todlsy. parneularly V. neat, which .old slowly eta de. elute of ?a. to Co. per barbel. Oats and Barley morn h. seine salad week. There wen one or two wimples of Barley and Oats; the con dition go& W heat, wh.te, Lew and old, las. Id. to 17s. M. red, new and old, 13.. Id. to Ina7d. Barley, eaw sod old, 10s. ed. to dose lb. Oa 1,. ts Is , potato, 9s. toga. Oatmeal. S6d ; cosnasa pousal, i SA Ilatkyusal.Thar, per . Cexenr.grea, Aug. 23.-The Wheat harvest in this neighbour brat is nearly brought to • eke= At thin e s kat loolny the opt •:y d What le tor, and ne wily of the new crap; the diten :dal quality we good. The trade 01.1u11, on Ito make no to 20. nor qr. 100- money I. token. But kw nno efftr; these bong more in &moil er B at an a lustre 01 1.. to 2e. W r fixovensrEit, Aug. 23.-At our mark( t this day, Wheat wan iu lii mom!, ant wild rhewly, at a decline of an lot la per qr. Ms few female of sew shown ware of fine kuality, gni brought for red 311... and white 4 per qr. la foreign there were no reportrsi. etthnugh offered at In. in 9. per qr. tower. Grind ing Barley • dull sale, at a reduction or 64. per qr. New malting in inku"red for, and gnus no) bo)crs. intro in fair commute" , c demand, at Is. per qr. tens many. OW Gan lore heal ter f ruler prime. Rome new tnwney have +mond, an+l rice fiend nt :'fete. per 3121 b. Impute dating the wee a: Hanley, lumen, ;MU lit 0. Gate, Ire am 4,321 GVILDFOND, Aug. 23.-There was a small supply of new Wheat, quality very fine on the whu.e, which Si.o (at irregular rate., fro n 40n. to et.t. Ad. Old Wheat could Out be movr mtf without Imbedding to a Luger reduclua than tellers were willirg to make. Toe bun' us done was at adi cline of 14out is. per qr. Wheat, 36e. to 41s. Barley, 24e. to Vs. (vats, 21s. to 2.35. l'eu, 24. to Dn. Ilutgrottn, Aug. 23.-There was only a few fallaers at merket, no nosy are now emp:oyal in thii , dietact in Weir Wryest ; • great portion is hound in t'Leront etunlti rh a..rt the quomy i. good. Acute. nub a week will airophie a wile breadth of count p. Ihe milli els amt deo:er. bib d for a rite nne in aril only tor cleaved by the Loners =cattle to it. Nut much daunt in apt Mg Cote. Toe quality of what new was shown is 'cry good ; the c et 1.. e..- peeted to he over an average. Enc. :-Wheat, per basset, 4.. It d. to 50. 4d. Barley, 3e. to Or. 4d. Otte, 2r. ad. to dn. re one, old• to. to 4.. :AL ; nee Ss. 91. to do. • erring Jr. G.I. to Is. bd. rear, 3s. 10d. to 4s. ; white b . alers, 3s. to 31, Id. BEWIToItD, Aug. 23.-The supply of both old anti new Wheat at make t today lair, the tr. de fur the old being dull, at toll Is. per lied less motley; fur tb' new parcel, we heft a tote Ceni.in.l, at front Ole. t o 29a. per lad; the qual ty good. Very Mile doing in awing Corn, at about but 'melee prices. Vila lot, front 225. to .lot. per load. Barley, 220. to 265. per qr. Woe, 17e. to 21e. per qr. Pao, Ua to we. per load. Etato, Imo to :le. Tares, Ire. to 2,5. Rye, ISe. to 17s. KENDAL, Aug. 23.-At to.day's market there was a fair supply at both Whe-t and Oat. the honer a dull rate. Tire aut. was noun ao"d, at our tart wr eke quotations. 'Wheat, 22e. Cd. to 2.a. per load of 20 at. Oat., 10,d. te I al. per stone. LANCASTER, Aug. 23.-The weather during the week has been unsettled, but upon the whi:e not unfavourable for bat vrit opts ration.. Our market to-day war well rupplied with ad Whea,• which sold freely at late prier.; two morph s of new were et own, of good quality •nri in fair co:Anion. Oatme .1 luLy 6ii. per 100 l Weeper. Wheat, 26.. to 2Se. pie 2aa Ito. ()atm.', 2 7 e. to 2.a. per 240 lbs. Ll:regatta, Aug. 23.-A large supply of 'Wheat to-day, • the fine harvest weather, causal the trade to rule my dull at *Men. of lolly Is. per quarter. he ring morn was in shut supply, and haute rates were b tray maintaired. :MAN(' HE-Till, Acca. 23.-Since our report of Satur day Lis' the weather has been cloudy with carantioal rain. The tr-de during the rune period b.O ban of a ',try uuntimate character, tic Moro and dealer. outlining their pun:hater , to the pimply of their inmediate eraMe, which Wry have b. en enable tort - at en easier term,. At our Caen hichanare this marring ahem t vane obtain. iimre at a diet= of folly 2d. per Th- &mord for dour w..• langud, and this snick:meat be noted Is. per etch lower than on thin day o'nnight. Oats reader) to 2d. per 1510 a, rod tattered 6.1. ler loud. M.WthisoltorG It, Aug. 23.-Since our last the harecat has been progreoong without toter emit:on; moat of the tt heat got in, and reveal lieklr of Rule) hare elm ban cut and helinell in prime condition; the quality end etetilden of earl' being re re Wan equal to last year', growth. Inner re being brolly eng.,se2 we had but a suodi marketunri prues were qui: e as huh ne lest week. A vo•riulling of new '.Vas at, *bleb seed at 31s. to Mk ler p. Harley was sdu I wile, and Oats slat Eo.ns art a held finely at mat week** CarTenC)• lie F anir pal Mali no wter..tton of pt :rte a. Whoa', 31.. to Ita. Barley, 21r. to m,. Oeir, 2or. to 112.. ream, Sip. to 3.. a. Penn, 20.. to toe. ler qr. Shalt, Gs. to Gs. Od. lee =her. Flour, aoa. to 31s. per • :iota NEWCASTI.X-troX-TVNE, Aug. 23.-The weather tin. week h been dull and cult: y, with t ocariumil ,loner., hilt upon mho allots has not been orifrionalre for harvrit operador_ ,ir winch on some early spots hat parlUilly too menoed. hot there can Le no a. mead cutting of the =tuna-mem Where, tenet the hurt oak in artstot• be r, ntrmeea in the Lute districts, the opring.awn will not 310.1 to the eiel.le b fore Oct her. The trade durng e present tn Lin presented no new loature-where eat. o of %rhea" or Pour hove bon male lower rates hod to be eumoltted to, bet tin re hoe lain oi velum evinced to force ad. wand, by making an undue conermotrin upon any talkie. The leder.. re ceiecol bete yin redo; tar .traniet fume llamburgb a lye - t W etrung term• to the rapid spreading of the p44to disease, and that in spite of the Ed reports loon this shit, several It. of Wheat haul le en tokm•n nn opecleation, lit an advance lot Gel. to In. per qr. ' 40e. having been freeiy given for the beet Or ahremi red *MOO! naturally 6211.5. per bushel. *'Miniver panic our ler • the ininds of tame holders in tick cwoutry, St to clove e.ear twat , feeling, are not ranicipetril in ~hr, ad, and fiaturily will have to duke whore action are foul= d oir the roundest talc= nt. At our turbot this morning. as to usually the ease just pet ceding h.:r eed, we hail a larger Moe of WM at front the (moue than for some tare punt, and the arrests a a-twice as well 10 from sbvool being to a lair extent, the trade opened languidly, and It wan rot W.ll. the grower.. outoollted 10 a ryductlon of is. ler qr. upon oiled samples, ant rather m.dc upon moderate quell:OS, toot a c.earanee wound be effect. d. South country de.cripti. one. av will as foreign, mvy be written In. per qr. cheaper. at which reduotion a fair retell dr, mod wan experier.ca d. Cleice moth c entry new are much inquired fur, and shipments quickly made might meet a good market. Flour tray be called to. pr each cheaper, with tents a ,low inquiry, dm clown., of the weather intirattating I.oreharLlA Iron, tea ri g arty quanuty. e =putatively sr-emoted. ei • int..to; Harley in stoutly sequmt, at a reduction of est. pr. qr., trod heavy ltani.h being now pr.sur-ble at 24r. Sd. non qr., and other tone at pro;ortionate rates; all weighed Stabs. per Motel. Malt without Own e, aid the same may be said of /Pans and Peas. With Oita we were idortiy supplied be our growers, and pikes were oh ghtly in Loon of the Ou), r, 10.. realm met ing little iratuity, excepting at figures which hulotir Went uowilling to uncut. the arrivals Wu. week are : -Wheat, comteise. 1,011 qui.• fierier, 3,326: Rye, evnitielne ' Ei • f, Ign, Itarloy, foreign, 3,292. Oat., coastwise. S It, ; foreie-,1,9J5. Peas, foreign, 2340. Beans, commute, MO. Flour. HS ask. NEWPORT, ISLE OP WIGDE, Aug. 23. - There was but little bunnies in our corn market Malay, harmers being !hey at bar. seat "rank, the Low panel. if Core sold were at Munn Lost werk's price.. Neuwicu, Aug. 23.-Our market this day wu firmly attar:red by both farmer. and ine•reltanta, murdering we are eimm an the midst of =teed. The pot week lie Men of rui eitraortliway ramiuruble character fur securing the Wheat, unit a treat Mai has been cured, In particular tie con atort, the q...4i1t) in this locality I. remarkably good, and but for rain %hie morning, widen carne rather Mary, mud of the Wheat would have have evoulnl A gout many maples of new were oftral and pretty nearly ad charge-1 hands • to me are precisely the rams ai tart seek. There was smolt lea old Win at offered than was idElel; at, 1, but from the tine condi= of the new its amence will no be felt. Flour trade for you b. wan dui', anti very low a leiter be made. Barley for whiling purrs. main tained its value. A great wally samples of new were cabibltd, but very few for sale. The new crop is tine in quality, and :s spoken"( likely to be good in the yield, out at praebt ai there Urn tittle cut noshing denude ma be usenet. Beans the woe in price ; the crop Is not good in yield. Pets as uttered :wily, mot More ia a r •work. shay this stop, b nth us to yield and trality. Outs remain stationary ' In price. New dry natup:os collow.no equal pilots with old. W beat, new, white, 41s. to 4 , 1 a per qr.; rid. 3,4. to 3de. ; old a hdr, 4 1,.. to Ova. ; red, SG.. to 31“. Barley, new, 2os. or AN. t griming, old, Vo. to Sta. Beans, new, 14 s. to 320. ; old, , O.". to 34.. Peas, new and oft, Ms. oils. Oats, new, 31s, to ate. ; old, 224. to 21. Mn' butuediold Rom, Es. td. per sack of 2do lbs., purchaaels+ gilding puha and slalauog one month . * dieconot. Sd. per stone. PETERBOILOUG 11, Aug. 23.-The weather until to-day has been teuiwkabie line, and many of our farmers have permed the whole of their itheir crop. At this market tub ry resundary old Wheat was oeactly aeleable, and new =LW be bought le. to tn. per qr. l on relniple. weighing 6 Ilbs, t,u nOl.s. in r bushel made arm. to Ph, per qr. Nothing &Mg in Barley or Ileum New that., tad. to thi. par stone. PETWOltrlf, Aug. 23.-The attendar.ce at our market today was extremely smolt. The supply of Wheat is mole than equal tit the remand, which was slow. Ericc* are klmost nuntinal. PgkeTuff , Aug. 23.-The weather, upon the whole, has bun tine this week, sad Mined operato as are going on with vigour. The (mute sloe cur last bas been very inanimate, arid, where sala , were eft eted, the boyera tail the turn of pawn in their Lwow. Ihe few saceptes of old kegliao Wheat that *placated at our Coin Ex mange to•oar met a slow sal-, at • (lather abatement of eel per erladie. Foreign was °deed a - a redai ion ef 2d. to 3d. per bail= ; white American. Gs. Id. to Os. 24 • Mille, 3e. 94. to Os. 2d.; !heath, 4. .94. to :vv. lld per l'olb+. 1 Mile, el. per pack cheaper; Moo e bolds, liia Ott. to 285.; nape fine, J. e. per 2401b5. (MI Oats, notum .1. A parcel of new Tatou,. commanded 2s. Oil. per 45Ibe. Olu Wane at, M. per toed lower • good qualities, 245. to 26.. Sol.; choice, 22e. ed. to 17..9d. AI.. lo:vds of farmers" new Oatmeal fetched 29n. per loath. READING, Aug. 23.-Our market to-day exhibited a greater luau 01 new than old sample. 01 Wheat; for the latter there was a steedy trade, at late pekes; but the former must lec quoted MU 21, cheaper than last wok, with a quality not en fine as ontierpateit. Barley very scarce, an was also tads, both ul which was tuucb in qulrcti tor; users' parcels of new Pear, in capital audition, ohne Iron 2u. to 30s. SAI , FRON WALDEN, Aug. 23.-Wheat, not brisk; 385.; aew, geed, 400. per qr.; Tel:iron ; 41,. per qr. hatter, ; new, PP, per qr. reio, 1:A. to 31.00. per qr. beaus, 255. to 31e. per qr. Oats, 17n. to 2t 4. per qr. SIIAITE.III7I..Y, Aug. 23.-We have had delightful sea then foe the harvest dururg WI week, • hiett is prograntor with great u awddy ; nearly We whole of the Wheat Ia• bern Luoa,l w good cw.diuon ; the quality in good, and a fur, average yiel d. nail a shat supply 0(01,1 Wheat, and very Little thaugoil hands, at , ab..ut the awe of last week. home wimples .1 Lear V. beat shown were very flue, and reaamd from Its. to 41e. per qr, lie teller et. eeriptiorai of grain Lot much thug. V. heat, ahs. to 41s. barl, 235. to 2's. Oats, 30a. U, 245. Besot, 200. to 3.5. Mrs, to 32n. per qr. Flour, 29v. to et a. per web. SlinEWSlirßY, Aug. 23.-There was a short supply of Wheat at Wt. airs rear bet, w hich met wi.b a dnl trade, at re. to to. per qr. less than lest week', rd.. Barley and Oahe in Mori ,apply, with a good =wand Inc each, at firmly Lai week's pixels. WALLMINe'rEtt, Aug. 23.-The Wheat harvest is almost brought to a close, and a 1 .rge quantity of Barley has aim hero hewed in trot rate condition. leporta tit the cro;a are very eatim lacteal% At our market tudey we had but • thin attendance, tool the suopy of wheat was ,mall, sod hilly equal to the co mod. Bushes, was • r, at last visa's nricn. (tree woe several Ins of new 5% he it Mown in geed aeolmon, %Wier war chitty wild at 39a per qr., and one hot of One raw wheat obtained 4la. per qr. Barley and Oats maintained tamer quotations. Dew.n doelaue6 2s. per qr. thher articles noninvlty Wintered. Unto*, 30s. to 41e. Barley, 255. to gds. Orin, lbs. to 21e. Maw, Ar. to aoa, Pea+, loa. to 32e. per cr. Flour, 290. to Ode. p r sack. • WINCHESTER, Aug. 23.-IlarveiX operations are going on brisihy, but nitro of toe Whret has been cut and curial. Today Bale maination wan manifeated by the milers to purahmo furter, Wan to dopy immediate want,. ;Although wirer were he tare in , their favo.e. A mall surly. ion much remained unsold. revert; maple. of new Wheat were Mown, and the quail y and condition gosh. The donaud to Barley was tridirg, snd r rite, moo, and ow were also • dull sale. Wheat, white, 40s. to tZe.; red, Orn. to 4.5, per quarter. Barley, '240. to Ur. Outs, white, 241.; black, lea. to 22e. gums, 3.a. to Pit. Pear, PA.. to 32a. thou, 1195. W 30.. per sack. Wurisen, Aug. 23.-We have a very small market to day, and the few simples of rad W heat offering s.ll at tat wr prom Thu -pp= ago to Oats and Wane. Iluvest a . proceeding rajooy in this district, but • heavy rain having set in Ma mowing, it war be our= days, even with flue we attic r,. before carting ran be general. Eric. to We growers: W heat, a M, 3M, to tes.; extra, 425. per qr.; red, 02e. to 375.; extra, 301. Oat., lid. to 1.0. yea stone. Beans, Sts, to 34e. per yr. WUIVEATEtt, Aug. 23.-There was n good supply of Wheat at market today, hot at but era twisted on i feather con.. sten of fully Is. pre qr., and would not c little changed bands. barley td. to la. per qr. tower. Uat review, and e 4,1 tries rather Coeur. Beans allei Peas both neglected and =vox r. Yung, Aug. 'M.-The weather continues favourable for boreal Openineni. and our fanner. Lire now al. bui outing, come quentiy at today's maraet there are oely few fare ere and hide %beat uttering. We nose pros a 2e. per or. lower than last week. In t thee articles no nteratioll. Wheat, white, tos to Vs. per im pede! qr. ; red, Ms. to 310. Malt, Its. to 3.5. Oats, V& to 16,d. per atone of 1 itl t, Flour, 80n. to 3.5. per wok of Unbs. DUBLIN, Ann. 22.-The weather since Tuesday last has ticee generally faeourabl. for the eere.l aroma. The h vent is gong froward In the early dieiricts, and tho imairityof new grain inelelonn from market to market. New bete did nut tact= hid day from Se. tots, 3,1.; new oats from Ito. to 124.; new spewed from 16s. ed. to I:o. 6d.; and some mm'ules of re e wheat appeated, but we Wee not beard of an actual me. In 'ion corn not inquin.d Mr. White what, Us. to lts.; red ditto, 21s. to 23s ; new base 9.. to 9a. 3d. ; cars, lb. to 13..; new oats, 10.. to 125.; new raptlad, lam Ed. to 17s. 4d.; atonal, Ila. to 118.; mood door, lb. to las. pm cwt' Indian cam, 23a. to 275. pa 490 lbs. CORK, Aug. 22.—The weatlic r has been gloriously fine, and isvosiab'e in the extreme kir the riiiintr y, shush is giving per nil.ie of a to:min:went tlittett. Tte lattl , is in a.cttre atal gr. nivel op-ration, and • few day* of suer *pig nili I wenber as we hare had nr aid tree by far the greater portion of Cm emus in tit:. diet O. A brewer In fine condition. Ihe yie4l . nil quality of the seam will b i large and excellent. Meh me h il a raw score tern le of Wte it at r tir ' markt t Already, the crudity of w Idea aas :nod, although natura ly as t ratber suit. A few booth of tee Cet Ivy Men have nk ate their a ppe u runce, end void readily at a fair price.thit cro come firmest° be mart favourably spoken of. The trade Lire, throughout the week ha ben character Wed by exceeeire dainties; mud business is ale me rt entirely at a etandetill. nut bin • great In am» o w ing o " a to Mel magnificent ins opt eta of tie hayed ; but it is in m'int . attributable to tire ingetirity and &pension manifested at the Mark t or aril other English markets. We emit tow to redly° :it thie port rather ib supplies of 'virago grain, the prineical portions ot which go into c o ned rire, there br Ins uo demand tie the article. 'Ehe nettles ef home grain fur the week are: Wheat. Gri torrels i Br re. 713 ; Oats 1,199. We have had re little d (nil in any description of grain that quotatiens would be almost allogethi r nominal. Tile None sal o Continues excead vely dull, :eel any busily , . framing the a ad rticle is on the meet restricted an. fetal male. Indian Coro is almost totally neglected. WATERFORD, Aug. 23.—With a continuance of fine weather, consnlensble peogores hat been m sle to our LotiVeut umra does since lois day se'nuight. Supplies of ucw Oats incroise, but oily three or four Barnett e co! Wheat id :he preterit en p have yJtsip. • Wand at market. these were Inferior. huh in quality and c'maition. the trade has uneergone very lOtle change Miring th• we it, pur. chaerr attic` w lib extreme caution, under the impreetton that prim will yet turtlur recede. A few parcels of it.relit it heat which ener.ged hands redbird about lamer rates. Fur Initnin ('ion we have tare. rieseed only • limited punch ive clamant', at last ken, but some apeettlative rses are report dto have t place us Loner flew, a. At to.d.y's market we hid an increased delivery of new oats, for which farmers at first demardtd lust Saturday's pricer; they runsequently sold th. mat 9r. to is. 3d. per barrel. hurtan be bought on rather easier lei mu. Wt continue to receive account. of disease to the leaves and sta'As of the oi:utast. hut we do not hear that the tubers, so far, are at all affected. linrorts tlAt week :- 1 Wheat, .20 qre.; Indian Corn, 1,530. Exports this week: 107 barrels; Itarky, 13; Oats, 1,010; Elsie. 18 1..ci0; 221oirtp. KIRKCALDY, Aug. 23.—Front Saturday to Sunday overt , ink last we experivid.il an easterly gale of wind, with ati ountinuou- io heavy rain, sin which the . cattier has been muggy an .units since and much rain has fallen. At our country UM tots this week soon:irk acre moot, and readily taken off at the rates of lon sea, with a Deter ilt mend for home Oier. litre to-day our tupl.liee were 'air of Viheat, awl vim; small of Burley and Oats. Wheat meta slow sale at 6d. to Is. per qs. under last weck's rates; while Earley snd Oats wm in g sad acinand, at the tun peke. of lat week. Wheat, 3er. ro 87e. e per qr. Barley, Av. GeL to ::Us. Oats, s de. ea, 271. Uatet vol, per hug of 2301h1., 3Je. to 335. CATTLE, &c.-7.llutu or Ono 111awii.ET.—The August market at toe Muir of Ord began un V. et:De.oa y. seldom hoe we stro so !title basin mat an Aurst lost. Thy weather was line, and I there were a few ismth country dealers present, beside. the usual local buyer,. The at of castes was wry Lrid principally of Caithness Cattle, and we could bear only al two transactions, but in neither cam could learn farther than That the vivo av, re lair. Almuet tle• only g ivel lot of Highlanders was oar of three-year-aide, (now the Ininrobin sock, well known for its sup. tlieity ; but the dz.,. was reI110•01 Irmo the market unsold early in the cll. The 'Cher igh lion Mrs eal.ibited were ptirelpiely oid Cows, er small and inletior lots. The Sheep market presented a large .how, but it was wrimat entirely coot potted of shot or second Choiut hambo, a number ot tinsel whaills th mead hateda, at films varying from 4s. w 3, of. Oars is two Wm oily ol top or gook Lambs were sham., and sold at within a tritia of Ins. a head. In the lloree market little or nothing woo dune. POULTRI",&c.—Nr.wuATE AND LPADENIIALL,AUG.2 3 . 2s.od. to do. ed. ; Woe rabbits in.6tl. to I-: ; pigeons, 91. Surrey lonlr, Ta. 011. to 9..; 0.. Q. to 7. CA.; barn-h+ •t• (oohs 4.. to Pr. per Koh& • Erttlon ear.. 4.. 01. to CO.; trench. U. rd. to Sr. 3.1.; Iron, 4.. De to 3s. lid. per 1.0. FISH.-11;LuNasowir, At:O. 23.—Turlmt•, Bs. Otl. to Od• ; haddocks, bd. :0 i.. , cod hob,. s. 0.. to 12..; loh•cerr, to 2.. +d.; ends, Pd. to te. 3d. each; rol•• Id. to 24. rat, per pair; flounder., 101 tole. tkl.; rmelt., 2,, to 2.14. ptr don ; ultittnar, toe. to 15e. per I 3; eel., 4d. to Did. • ralm 10d. to 1.. Id.per 0.. Op.- ;err, cuiptuon, 10.. to 36.. per ; -n t mackerel, od. to lOd. c.cb. AMERICAN MARKETS. NEW TURK, TItttIYWAY NIGHT, AVG,. 12. Mover MARKET.—The Africa arrived at six and a half u.w., bringing London polar , of the t.t of August% and Litrrp rol 1 , 11. TA of the Ind. Socculative stocks declined materially thin toeenoun with ;arse salts ; government and other hailing a: curative, how ever. were firm at yeettepla)'s rates. The men prurnintrit stocks are not offered hi my great extent, comequently the decline in the cl.iss of vecuritles is moth rate. There wan rather more stringoacy in the Money market yesterday awl to-:ay, arising M a measure from the report that It,. steamer would take out a large amount to specie. ton to we can acct tai,, 1511,.0 0 dots. in silo r is eng stied, 60,000 dol.. In hntt.bh gohl, and pruhub:y 300,tnt dole. in American coin. The Washington tt.day t. ok out 10,000 amount not sufficient iu ortlitury times to create say surprise; but our banks hate tut so much coin in onasequenec sot the Keenly drain far Europe, that they in moot ine..tone.. have boo compe:led to curtad tin it cis• 01.111. AithoLigh the rate of interest is more unusually high, it has not had the I ffect of drawing out on ha harrowed supply of mom y— the di-turbid state of monetary aff.ln having engend rut a want of confident:o, although no failures of con sequence have t a ken place. the rah, to-day hate been MU., .ready for mercantile paper, ha. are extremely high, and no .•:cecription of twiner. can afford to pay such prices for any length of time. For loans they hove hem Inure flacts . 4ing, and higher tones have been pant. Excluoige. The supply ..f bids of foreign each:mac hal been fully • equal to the tlemana, and sole, have b 1,1101.410 at rates below tho-a at oh eh specie can to of lot ed at a profit; thus pro, mg nun want of confidence is the rude cause of the stringency in the moat , ' td stress. We qUW.C.-1.1m40n, 1 94 to Ito; Para, 5.11.1 to 5.'11 ; Anoterdam, 401 to 41; Hamburg, Ad to 51;1; brown, .0 to ;el. There 1.11 not much doing in domestic exchange. The rahr are a little di on - r, in con requence of bantillUld immure in the ..omey market. aiII•WWVITII.—From Edward 111IIL Circular (per steamer Nia gara) : nxports of Breadstuffe to Great Britain and Ireland, from Sep. Umber let, ItStr. To td. b% New York We Nt. w . sly 11.. MN) 117,311 Itanosore ..- Jway 51... 17.611 luwww inner pert. 4 . Ivky 13,11113 11,114,1411 About MT e tirnel,t par.. 11111,323 1,7414 974770 1,17 14 9f 3 171,733 334,50 1.411 MVO - 3039 27,W0 5,620 11076,976 N4Il 4 b1i,3./.9 2,114,563 4,05,W,12 Nan - ‘Gilt, TV.Kii.lll". ACK. I2.—The continued pressure on the money market, and dcumud or hook use naturally at tend art nu ilecliting prices, have tended to nuke ready owliet+ of flour at a decline of tic to 171 e. per louse; since my last circular of 29th July, and the market doted cart edingly do-pressed, paniculorly for :he common and inf Ike kindr. Cy the tables below it will be seen that the export trade COUI.IIII/01 to he heavy, be: era giving a prsferette to Onto god tirer.ds of State. e drily ouppinv are still large, hot the stork in store much redueed. There has bet n 1.13.111 tawdry fur goal saiapha of whit, WIICA fur thilintent, but that de . sertproon is di 1 g. t sop. ly, an 1 generally held abase the views of bay cos, the allot mostly consisting of Canadian and Ohio high mired. Tare sautpke of new which have testi *hoar look f .vouratile fur the cotelition std quality of tl.c crop. The exports nowt this tart to km4l lid and beau ,for the fortnight en big the Ott. instant, con k-tea of La9s bola It Air, 4,747 b./dots wheat, and 44,01 Metals Intltau corn to Liverpool ; 12,3 , 5 Mils, our to biintlon ; 11,7x2 bush. Indian era to Inland 11,102 tbs. dour, and 11,346 bush. wheat to GI wow ; 4,272 bbl.. dour to Dundee. dour,—lame at au nude: ate a Madness doing for home trade, that the market is ;din .t depet.dent on the export detnand,—the coaing intro were at 3 dots. 17Ac. to 1 du K. for warm in and mixed Grande eir Iteiteus, Wadden, tee. 3 dole. 9 te. to 4.1 its. fur lair to good State ; dot, to 4 dots. li a e. fur pare GennettAre; 3 dull, to 3 dom. 074 e. for unnospeckd 3 dole. 30e. to 3 du'e.ll2,c. for POUT. Canadian, in bond, anise. more Irately, ant isquite heavy at i dots. 126 r. Southern kin... are also Cutl at 4 flow. afoc. to 4 dots. 41,1 a. fur Wiltiondre, Alexaudri 6etorgerown, ire. ltye flour sells at 3 du!. 37Ac. to .5 dots. 4k. Corn meal Is meetly at 2 dole. Irk. to 3 dole. f ir Jersey, and 3 dots. IlAc. to dot, 13e. tor draedywine. (keln.-11€ sales or wheat are to a moderate extent, at 9:lx. to 00c. for high muted to white Canadian in bond ; Ire c. for Mietigur. of good quality; h&c. to 90c. for Ohio, red and mixed ; 93e. to lisle. for lanutosee. New Slarylantl, white, at 9,c. dye is scarce, d held at 73c. to Gk. (lobe red at ice. to 410. fur Northern. New Car ley has been told at 74c. for lath.. Indian corn of sound c. ntition is quite warren, ant brings YJC. fur le4h mixed western ; roux yellow, 35e. tu ZeJe. Cur tom durii.g the past week luis advanced le. per lb., with a daily goal desnan I fur home use and Contnantal expatt. The sales have amounted to 1ii,900 holey the haying running upon mid. to goat mid, dracriptitms. A stronger feeling among Molders manifested its If prior to tee receipt of the .butte's advices, owing to the Mere 1110 , 1illitt: views beginning generally to be enteneiot d in regard to the growing crop ; and the opinion ”ti her smell g unsd ground that price , ha: turned the corner iu Lierrpuol, and Woolf wallow to untrue,: until the euae of the season, the stock beinr moderate for the eamittiptian going on, on I prices low enough to admit vf e healthy reaction of Ad. to id. per lb. The vales to day re,ortnl i n Lb .nge amounted to 2,000 balm the market causing firmly, with a I...talerme quatuty citcruig at the annexed quotations : New Other Atlantic. Oi•feils. Gull Porto. luferiur I 911. to good 51i 1 tog oil mid. Walling lair to fair ti .y *auto good nominal. nominal. nointrul aeua , .-17u bile. .old.—l'ous 9 duln., 131 c., and l'eols 5 dute. pr.r IN lb. Ttoli4(Co.—We noLee miles of 07 Wee of ltaintuiali. 25 to 4u; 11 nags linval.nah mraps I ; 12u !Mall* 21; lati,tiou ticrman Cniurn, ij out. to .5j . . _ enoviooss. —Ohio new meal pork n heavy; the hot males of me.s were at 14 dol.. 30e. r•ix e ' 12 dub. 176. e..; o:d, II dole. 37 ; c.; 1261015. 371 e. for maws and prime. Beef in moderate demand at • 6:66'. 7:6c. to 11 dole., awl do!s. to 6 d 6•14. heel hints, ddog. shod . .er., I. f dole. to lif ciao. llama, 7f dulls. Butter and theme remain mature. liothnit doing for espoet. ;SAT•L Siouan— ltouah turpentine is inactive at 2 dole. 97,c. ; Stu this eglrits tort:emit:it sold to-day at 331 a. Wllniington rosin, 1 dot 1 e. to I dol. 40c., deli?. r. 11; and 400 LW.. North rk mutt, ut 1 dot. 3ec.• ' 200 the. white bruugLt S dole. Tar to him at I dol. 87ic. oat_-116e market connoteee very much dedre.aed. There are no mles m .Log of any dele.iption. I o•pree•ion in the woollen goody market, si b itriogenay m money affairs, are havi,g their rlt.ct upon In ic66666, and lota are o awl.tferart ut wee materiolly n daunt, but du net liml buyers. the heavy stock if Meditemoeun and Smell Argyl e-in, with the large arrival. of domestic from the interim . , are oleo helping to pat town mien , . Yu tool..—To Liverpool: Cotton, I tal. per bale or Id.• flour, le. to .s. ; grain, d. to Id.; r.aval Morel, le. 9.1. ; botany 13.. to .3e. To London: Four, In. tad.; naval stores 25.; heavy goals, Ya. Gd. to 230. Ti Glasgow riour, Is. Dd. To name : C.ldoll, id.; tithes, r-oe, 36c., S k:ul.4. to 6 d 01.,. ; measurement gooda, 8 dol.. Oltl.kAler, All°. 9. Correa is very easy; the sales to-day were barely 400 bore. Wt.: whole naiaLlort, ti,e. to le., and fair Se. Bogor I. hem, at I. le. to G:r. for foie. Doming : s lie. to I t ; and rope, 6;c. to 7e. liar tempts of We week hove been 700 b .h-s. and stecks on bawl i. 2 ',Con. The tord receipts of rho. port are 153,0 Yr bare shei LI of loot pear. Come PM/ 1 lots f the new e. lion crops have been reee.vid. Inelude tin the receipts of cotton Of the part week were GOO boles of the hew crop. CALIFORNIAN MARKETS. SAN FRANCISCO, JULY 14. Since our last review we have no important changes to ;kw, there being no eiop,ltmn to Koine', ant eSt , ftelive o,Ktut one, atat n, overp•us of mom.y at suety rate. WI would hold out Ully OVITUI3- ttue so to d,t, to , the pro- ports maw oder. Seals .'e wine• we rather 'nue-, bur great ora,ulty Ixeralle to mekh g ry arrangemewt. fur Mtn. Ve,aelo conthlue dull. cepew.ere wage. ere about 10 dole. prr d•y ;" .abounrs', 5 dole. to e . . • rity enough In the bawl. mechanical, he mechanal. rahhnt, mud laboutteg classes, but M"." " att w the trallind coaarauatty rather da'.l. --- tit it, and city itinks ha..e both haptoicd, but ate rcher i•regular. Ewruasaa is wi tog at par. Dw, Dar ranges Vow 16 dole. to .1 duir., wore d stint usion being eaercieed in wand to quality. we pr.:etre a vat increase of artisan* In various branches, parti euLitly for n”nufaciuring and repairing etraim.b.iat machinery. All the old trot is mailierid t o gether and recast. We also notice cabinet maker• arc making all hinds of newmary furciture. Taking into TiOl• the ever changing state of our new country, Deihl be well tor shippers to move cautiously, both as to the kinds and par. tragedy to the queothke of goods seat to. SHIPPING TNTELLIOBNCIL aal Li* I*. the uRIJYFEf( INi r wear, SEABOILNK stortaert 'Ktt 401011.1"'_ M ••• winrioby Avow Was Owe.% l'astoStos .te14.1 COUNI Da/ WWI litigN• OCINS2. 0.0- thhas Landov. Mr( lb lii46t P o ri Wbes deryatched. I dye. • liat N" antrica(by 1 ritrae . ameticalbTi niter Matt. padioal M 1 Amerlealh7U.SlaimPkbt Africa ( West (awl) h Aklaandria • N Belgium . M Brasil M Buenas Area ... .. V Lalifarria(ria CbavrealM :ape of o.cal Hu e s la Coattaatti..l.lr • central Anwrica DI Pauline, tale. .. ( hill M frau* M k N Graece•......... ........ ....N Bamberg .M lialantl .31 Ifondarea fraslantl Ma India (Tin Saw dans. t.)M Septa (v Itarrailleal N Sladltarrarr.c.(ata 6outl. amplon ll I at!Ots is Laments) N Mexico m Nadeas ... .M Ave. Liverpool . Arrived.. dept. 6...........- Llrevhool i Aug. 27 . Mi. of Ual month PlygionLi .. Jept. 6 Iltith &Seth el thou. Dorer dal Dover .. . . ... . Daily 9th of the month Suuthetehtor. dept. 16 .tb a the mouth evathenagon. dept. 16 .:11.&17thof nualb Silatl.nrnptou. dept. 5 kith of the u.tattbidlyieuutk...,. .dept. G 7thllth27thof ut.e 'lure, indallthof ot.. nthlstuudAniptese Sept 3 gart.,aed..l..l ri.l.l.luutbunagen. Te.l h.3a I; th of the heath Iduuth.sipto, Sept. 5 rake daily 'floret i 7•111;1127 the man ' donee Nader k I.l.LlaslLoodun stu.a..,..a wattles. & S out. I Loathe Nen.T!.. 17th of the mouth "Southant,•.tuu. S.pt. 2.1 fake ththy .. ... .. "llo:yht,1 .. Tsie.....e I Mb of the eseath doutliwnpton. Arlitrol. Ma: 1..h0t mouth Darer I Intl of the morth dautkampton I fthreSith 11. month' WWI. . -. _ • —. istd of the month Mouthemptot , . Itk of the moat, 'Amithatoptor 7th,17111,1a1.,27thl ehotho ft tre Tomah I byte Naples* ........... Pap,' &gates• Yemnreae ....» M ' Neat Indies Wert loam (every* 11... .arma.lizi Nair .41 • The ma ' L to tkuge e •retie'. r•eket Tia V trail CALIFORNIA. — are not LlCYpiltLiled and I3tkiith9.lti..4 mon„!moger IhGlSthl i~!vt! n •;. n ~~ lart r liil7o227thot runniwutbampto-. 117th re the tueeth ~. .atthamptea. irlalStl:2stßettee I tearer 17th el Mr louthampton. . l ia.l r! the fl• utt ictetiltnetca. rept 5 t.tentrtee thus marked t , t) are eeuetyee men and front Calif:anis via the United Suites li;:e by every American what. ARRIVED. ft. ATII..e-ilt FAIITI`Uth, August 32, from AND- at Queenstown, Atigovt 21, from.. Awos-at Liverpool, August 23, freer ATLANI to Iksva-ut Grove end, August 23 ATAIA-ID Gravesend, August 23 , from 3abla ALVIDID-at linv , reend, Atoned 23, from - Malaga APJLI..,-at Graveftud, August 23, from ......... ..... Quebec DIANCDD-at Gravesend, August 13. from Cadia Busts 114,1121,-iit linincuth, August 22, from Ponce P. IL Cuomo-at Quenistown, August 21, from Alezendt la Cub MAUL.- at llueenmown, August 21, from • Callao Coscuids-vilf Bristol, August 23, from Havannas CANtL-1. DriDDD, August 21, from MCLIIII CADDDIVSOK -at ,irrureynth A 11,DIAt :3, from DA ID DID/01,1- at Graves. nil, /Mgt.( 2, :turn Gothenburg DAVID CARDIOIII-611 Falmouth, August 21, from Bemiring Baronet-at Falmouth, August 21, from Qin bee horror fru- at Univ. seal, August 25., from Humeral' YAINXIIITS-P2 Urt2pool, Angti.t 23, hum Dalhousie Vinumsav - off Dungeness, Lout . Sicily 011,21.11*-at (411,nst..wn, August 21, from $l. Steve L'is GmrAvn- at Liras...semi, August 24, from Bayonne Gnomon-at C r., rend, A1121.1.t :2, from AB A ng!! LIANDIA-At Gravirend, August 23, fr0m..... . ........ ...Gamins Itorewso -at Gravesend, August 23, from --...-.Arehangel lout (WI Ul -a: Univewonl, August 2i, from .‘in3 ens Jostling. -at Gravesend, August 23. B. Leann Loot DIIAD7-at Gravesen 1, A•Litot 23, from Callao LORD NAVADDWOMI II -at Gravesend, AUorn'a 23. frail Ilavanna Lll - Duo •NI, ElllO.-at EDDLIOUth, August 21, from .... VAIDOVIDID MARL-Ott Mord, August :3, limn Hav,r.nah MARY .ARAM-at GraVertllld, August 23, from Petersburg 22A1:02. MAIIJA-1.2 Ur:SUS/PIA August 23, from Cuba Mssvire-at Gravmer.d, August 21, Iron DAM AO MARVA-a' Gruee , end, August 23, froo MAkl/3:171 11221,-.4 (iron-reed. August 23, from Charente Isimass-at Gr.oeserid, August 23, Dom . Quebec Mu kautron-ai Gravesend, August 23, from China 11.11INCIPA VICTDRIA-42 Gravesend, August 23, from - Callao P. DIANN-At CaltenDtowl, August 21, lions MIDI QUIMINSI Ow. -at Gravesend, August 23, from LaUscestou R.0.411DA--ut Grarisend, August 23, from Collso Ksissrusw--off Aklburce, August 21, from .-.-.- Hamburg dia et. l'am-at Falmouth, August 21, from ......... .-.... Salaries grottos -off Torbay, August 11, from London lauersama-at Liverpool, August 24, from.. .......... QUebeel VtoinANT-ut Gravesend, August 23, froni II. Tows Wonsan Sesser-at Liverpool, August 2.t, from 'few York Ww. to at Graverrei.d, August IJ, proof New Zealand Wa. %Voir-at Grareverid, August 23, from Oporto Zsiva -at Gravesend, August 2.1. from Balite m Zmura-utllnol, Aogmt 22, from .......... . ........ -.... --Aube@ SAILED. Aston-Irma Falmouth, August 22, to London ANIIIIrkIuN -fro. .. Liverpeol, Aufust 23, to New York ANN ELIZA-from Gravesewl, August 23, M Quebec ANNA Matz omen-hum Gravteend, August 23, to Galata lINAOON -frau Liverpool, August 23, to .New Ort.ane lk.scuwsus-trom Plywoutli, August 22, to Adelaide CWICOLDIA-from Livery...l, August 23, W. llutanwa ('ms. or Mu.tilliteg -from lirOrpoirl, .tUrflAre 11. re ILOCLIKI rums • 1/0112 Exmouth, Aterust 2', to.- is-. OpOrL9 eIIANON.-"-.ln shields, August 21, to Omuta-teen Queenstown , August 11, to Loving ticassom-frusu Live: pot, August 23, to Nutbsrdum Shur...so -wool (srovesend, August 2J, te......... Demerara HI. TAN NILA-:r , 111 I Oar raced. August 23, to ....... ......Quebec Ilsrstitu -from 431niwob, August 22, to. ....... ----Petersburg Isrm.uar -trum shields, .tugust 22, to Mints-lir lons a -from Drasesmitl. August 21, t 0... ........ Wale/ JZI.LAND -frm Grareemol, August 23, to Myer Joss Arrum..son -Isom Shields, August 22, to Cartitarninopla Jrzellr• fr..ln shit Ids. Ausu-t 22, to Odtma Katy Coition - (not Liverpool, Alonl , l 21, M Mobile LAI/V Ell.. L.. -Iron Liserlool, Aalu-t 21, to Qaebce LLNCIFILLU --from Liverpool., August 2t, to Lisboa LONDON PA( Am.-from Oratesead, August 24, t 0..... Doltitt Lesurns - from Gneesend, August 23, to New Stork Loan.). Kemal. from Ginn.. Ild, Augwt 24, to ...... lbrUngesi Lao-trove Greeneek, August 22, to Grenada LNVANTA-fruniShOLlN, August 22, to Leghorn MOUNTAIN MA-11,111 I'LLo:e, MONA 22, to NesfounilLoad Meaux -Imo Sunderland, August 21, to Petersburg Moor AND CATIINIONE-Irom Lin. spool, August 23, to Nan Alga/ Awn S'o'ws-from Liverytol, August 23, to Gijoet II MILT,-Irout Groverknd, August 23, to Nitta MAW sr--lrout Graft send, Align/It 24, to Amsterdam Nos-from Unoeseorl, August 23, to Madras Swoon-Isom liirri.ool., August 2 1 , to Volparaiso Oweert-Inmi Liverpool, A ta-:uot 23, to New Orleans Om at -from Uratesead, August 23, to ltottenlain . lisiou•st-11Wts Gravosend, • August 23, to ” °stead Psalm-Irmo Unomewl, AUZLInt 23. re L0......M01are1d I'ILION-from shie 2', Augu.t 11, to Croasudt Pau-onyx -from shields. August 22, to Ctunrtadt Pitor-front Shieltls, August 22, to nlctlill ; Noisy -1r .ni (Isuresend, August 24, to (Vend Rewrite-from Bristol, August 23, to Malta t KOVAL WILLIAaI -frOlt lattl f .ool, August 23, t 0... .. ..... Perm) , SAUL. AND .INNE-frum Liverpool, Augur' 23, to i NrILIIN -hire Literpod, August 21, to Newfoundland t Wu. asp hunt-from Gravesend, August 24, to Blinn VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Akhoe, Iroro the Clple for soorobato, Moy 2,lat. 23 0., to.. 17 E. Appleton nrirtl, Icorn Wo t.r snalutlino, abort of protnione and outer, Off Lope 1104 m. Atari 21. Baltic, Iron C.llen ro Cron, Amr. 17, Wt. 41 N., lon. 22.40 W. Ceylon, Irtot Mount etn for Itheouth, Att.:. 2, 14.20 N., 10n..2.14 W. Marl of Ilorwood (bArque), from the 31.turiuus at. IS. N., lon. 37 W. loblre, from enllan for Cork, July 20. Lit 13 N., lon. 32 W. tilee,rt.f„lttoa Bothb.ty for LNWVU, 132 oloye out, June 30, lat. G Tui;. Hi W. , . . . _ M.O y ti.iplo A, from V.iliorai-o fur li, Won, out 88 dam Juiy 2G, lat. 26.30 N., lon. Jb W. lic:cioto, from 1.0-dou for Aso nsion, 67 days out, Juno 29, lat. 9 N., .... 12.. t W. Malcolm, from Callao for Curl. for ova:re, Aug. G, lat. 35.38 N, 10•• 39 W. Sex 55 deb, front Lowk n fnr f:handl.J.r, June 1, lat. 30 A., It n. 102 E. Er. 0.15, from Ildrulle k r London, 'JS des out, June 5, lat. 32.188, lon. 13.1: F.. [Adt't Tlial me ,'.]—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AN INFAIr LIDOS LIIIIUT tut LIVKLL COMPLAINTS Ati.l • F nit iticn.- Cony of a letter tr. m Hr. Hoary Woodward, of lUchnoindg dated 2tt, Mac, 18 •I : -"To Proireaue llulloway.—hear tie, — hare Pliff( re I for many years from a moat 4 Mariam live r complaint, null altbu-gh I irk cerium* retesti,inee, preecribed t•y merit eraMent medical men in different parte of the country, yet I awed obtain no relit, oral la detpair I had re treuree to your hide, and it it with gratitude that I ecknouledee lbw they bare been the metre iambi Divine Provide nee) of rrttoring me to a eta e of good health that I rover amid hare anliciortel."—Fold by all drurahne, and at Pro. tensor Liallowa) l a establuMment, 414, Str. n Loudon. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTIIs. BARKFTI—Aue. la, at Manna.% Hereford, the sire of the Rey. I. It. Parker, of a dam/Ater. 1/.31:32. LEY —On Thonalay, the 21dt hot., nt Cob`.am.hdll, the Counted. of 11arn1. y, of a aon and twit . . blelitN's , l)l, -.tuß. 'B, at King wt,oon, Sarnerielshite, Mts. F. U. Di ekindon, of a lion. P.VANA.—Aue. 19, at Brecon, the wife of l'.. M. Erato, Kdq.,ofl,laryn. harried, It.dno•ebite, of a I, ,n. GRAN r. —Aug. 22, at Camd e n-street, Birmingham, the *lre of the Ree. B. Grant, of a d tuehter. KNOWLES.- -Aug. 21, Mr,. .1. Knowlea, Temple-street, Bristol, of a WM. ROIECIi.—Ana. 23, at Arhateadow, Arr...•idr, Wedtmoreland, Mrdi Thomas itotliiit, jah., of a aoa. tt'Eßß.—.tn•. 21, at gouthernhay, Exeter, the wife of C. K. Webby hail.o f a son. M AUMAGES. BENT MrIRRIS.-Ang. V it. at ------------ South Peron, 7. :114 Esq., Wool Art Miry, to Edna Kara, eldest daulth.er cf R. Muff% Fay, of Plymouth. CIiAII.VICK -sWARTIRECK -Auw. 19, at North Kilyln:hin.ne 3 l Thir•k, by the Re, J. Chadwic.4, J. Chadwick. Kwl.• of st-"e o s Meath to Apo.. eldeet daughter of T. hwarbrcalt. Revolts , . EbBEIt.-Aug. 21, at 'lathe-ten, by the Ike. C. A. FAWN W, Pitt, Koi , of Gcciiiliam, Perk., to Elic.ibot`i Rabb, AWN daughter of T. Webber, raw., of Il.lbtrhin Court, Ikron. PYIICS -SELKIRK. -At St. Janwu'., Hull, by the It.r. W. Kinrhto 0. It. Pytrin, Em., of ton to Sarah Anne, .Idat daughter of the Itt c. J. Selkirk, Chuplaln to the Gaol, Ilull. I)EATHS. ALLEN. —Aug. 19, S. Allen, flitnniander R.N., youngest eon 1I We Litis C. Allen, Esq., of Market Bur lorough, aged G. HARNBUL—Aurr. 20, at Sohll uret, Curtis, aura 17, third gen* Charles 8 treett, Ern., of etnitton.l ark, Bedfordshire. BESLEY. Aug. 20. at Upper CLiptoa, Middlesex, Arthur, am of ilteley. Fog eged S. CONST.I4LE.—Aug. 17, nt Cleretlon, Yfr Ooaittahlr., bistcr of the late 51. Conatali;cLeci., of lia• b. r)yr.v.-Aup. 13, M. C. Davey, EN , of St. ilordtm, aged H. FELTON. Ang.l9, it Worceder, Elirdbetl4 relict of Mr. Felt" of Wotorster. 714.glivit.—Aug. IS, at Theakaton , illa, mat Beale, W. Harker E.g., aged 57. Printed sod pabiisbed by Wii.u.at Nino liAcas. or No. 8, ,D bend. moin the My ar London. Printer. a the Mr, in tombride o'in tbspreninetotWbiterinro.—Mcirmy. AINIEW 23. 1" 8,1/16 'Melted. Sei.t. 1 Sept. 3 Sept. 14 Aug. 22 r.ept. N.,•,t. 2 An Pre I. hot. 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