The Express. — London, England, 1848-07-22 00:00:00

IRKLAND. Beams, Jui.v 20. Dublin falls under the new proclairation this day, tud all goes on as roietly as if we had not been sub jected to " tht new despotism." The po lice are pre wing to give effect to the disarming notice. The licensers appointed by the Lord-Lieutenant commenced their sittings to-day in the Castle, to license was M. De rant licentes. The first person who applied for a Bourgraff, the French oousul. The special constables sworn in by the Lord Mayor in March last are anxious of t o know whether t he y fall within the exceptions the th e statute, and if th e y ma y catry arms without leave of the licensers. The motion to a dmit Mr. Martin to bail came on at Omagh on the 19th before Judge Perrin had refu in chamber, an d was rejected ti the principle that hefused i, s i m ilar applications in cases of homicide , in wh ich he was confirmed by the decisions of Chief Ji.stice Black borne. His lordship strongly animadverted on the conduct of the government iii allowing Mr. Martin the privilege of writing from Newgate to the Felon newspaper. Accounts from Waterford state that the excitement consequen t on the Carric k outbreak had wholly sub sided. Troops were expected in great numbers. Heights outside the city had been rented by the go vernment for the purposes of a camp, and temporary fortifications are to be erected. its determinati Th e go vernment is following np l hands ow to arrest the progress of sedition, by aying ens o utterrs tit with vigour. Mr. Allman has been Greetd e in Bandon for s edition, and admitted to bail. It is said that the Lord Chancellor has decided upon removing from the commiasion of the peace the fol lowing persons, who took part in the league meeting had last night :Thomas Hart, J.P., Mayor of Kil kenny; Mr. Cane, J.P.; Mr. omithwic Fetter. k, J.P. ; Mr. Daniel Smithwic k, J.P. ; and Mr. THE CARRICK-ON-SUIR AFFAIR. We have at leugth r+ ached the facts of the Carric rk k-on. Buir case, whi ch seem to tare been the ground C a of ex. traordinary exaggeration. The Rev. Mr. Byrne was never, it appears, in arrest at all. The bridewell of Carrick wee never attace at all-confiqently, it was nut broken. The men placed k un d d,r arrest were liberated on beil-not other wise. Nevertheless, the aspect the affair assumed must have struck the authorities as serious when the necessity of moving so many police and military was derived from it. Vast num• bets of the yeasenfry 6.icked into Carrick in aid of the clubs, stet many hundreds of them were armed, some with rifles, some with guns many with pikes, and many with scythes and bill•hook's on the top of poles—formid able arid unusual weapons in this country. The bells of the neighbouring Roman catholic churches rar.g out an alarm, und so great alacrity did the people manifest in obeyiug the alarm, that a large funeral procession which had reached a neighbouring churchyard was immediately deserted by the men, and the burial of the dead committed to the women in attendance. Fortunately, the influence of the Rev. Mr. Berne was sufficient to prevent any direct vio lation of the law by the people, and the prudence of the authorities in removing the tew police and military within the walls of their Wrack', keeping them under arms, how• ever, preventrd any collision. This rev. gentleman (Mr. Byrne) has written a litter to the Evening Post, from whence I take the following account of this bloodlessr i"s"e. The rev. geedh man writes warmly : A kw p ars o n ow indicted, having spoken come colliery worth on tie occasion of the elute seeing Hr. Doheny out of town on last Sunday week. The time pitched upon for their ant st woe the ninth day alter tb, deur eerier, when not alone l; o f but all Tipperary was In excitement after , the ewe Meetillir , of blievenamon of the preceding adonis/a- The +L.-inspector, Mr. Roadie, who up to this enjoyed tee reputation of bring rather a prudent common sense man, hurried out in the morning at the head of some police, to make the arteat. Immediately the town became Med. fully disturb +I - a rescue about being imade - hundreds., thou- sands of men, resolute, and armed with every tort of weapon they could lay bands on, flocking into town to aid its Inhabit ants. I ran NITODr 4 them and besought them to be calm, and after baring succeeded, thanks to heaven, in soothing them down, I drove to the country, accompanied by Meese. K. O'Donnell and J. Felon, mid turned leek home hundreds of stalwart men who were coming on with a quid step aid determined air, not for pillag ace for slaughter , b ut, as they raid, to aid the people of Carrick. This can be corroborated, not only by tlie townspeople, who grstefully ac knowledge it, but even by the police authorities. if they well to convey a ova corroborated, statement to govern me nt. And now, let me auk. ,f came I possessed of Fuck influence l I am not a member of a confederate club -I have rot waisted 4 their :urination -but, deeply convinced of the incalculable benefit a priest's presence would be to them, I was, and wit be, except prevented by my bishop, in the habit of vieiting their rooms, and of affording them nip coulee, together Ira my ap prooation ; and I cell you the advice I used to give, and will g ni ee, iv the, in the drat place, to pray to Hea ven t, bring Ireland triupeant out of the ordeal through which she iaaow passing, and, in the second place, abave oil thugs. not to tarnish their exertions in heruse rause hasby the Vlololioll of the lights of property or person. beca tLis been my voulu,t, aril of widen lUo not raped your approval I have suceeded in coat the people when in/ other person would be at tended to ; and meg respeclully 1 amealto my brethren in the minis ...) ..,...500, 0.0 00=Lr) vo ... all si.in .••••••ling int" Oasis. seriou. cureiderati..n, end to see how happily eventuated my interfe rence with the clubs. ---------- PROVINCIAL. LANCASHIRE. RACE BETWEEN A YACHT AND A SHIP.—The yacht has won the match, having arrived in the Mersey yesterday morning at 4 a.m. The following is Irina the Sultana's log :—Frein 1 3 15 p.m. Saturday to noon Sunday, 125 miles ; tine and calm—noun Sundry to noon Mondry, 106 milea tine and calm; noon Monday to soon Taesday, 107 miles; tine and calm—no mTuesday_to noon Wednmday , 222 miler; blowing very f r esh W.S.W.—noon Wednesday to noon Thursday, 209 miles; blowing eery fresh and heavy sea — noon Thuisday to reaching lightship, at 2.20 a. Friday , moring, 127 miles; blowing a heavy gale from N.N.W., n and heav sea. Total di s tance, 996 miles. Distance ru n y (20th ), item Belfast Lough, northern mitt, to N.W. liahi July shp, 127 miles, in 12 hours 46 m i nu tes. Ot the barque Panic nothing has been heard. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. PtEVElsehv.Rv. cantitey to St. Oswald V. Dur ham; 2721., with ?said, nee; vby toe rosignatiou of the ' Rev. P. Pensoi , pabs. the U. and P. of Darksi.—lter. C. Carr, to Whit worth ex., co. and (Do. Durham ; Int, with residence ; vacant by the Le...1w0( ;be ke. A. U. Shako; pats., the D. and C. of Durham. —Rev. U. Dgs% to cherry Willingham V., co. and din. Lincoln; SAL ; pam., Abeam Cook, GorLon, and Llils. NAVAL. WOOLWIC, JULY 21 —A rumour was current to-day that the Virgard, 42 guns, the le-H-shlp of the Commodore Sir J. J. G. Bremen, bad been ordered to the coast of Ireland. Our reporter made inquiries and found that no actual °niers for her removal had been received, but she i n to be in readiness le nme her services are required. tier topmasts ve been struck preparatory to her being properly rigged and fitted. Garland, Lieut. Cora. Aplin, arrivol late isitevening from Dover, to have wan repair done to her hull And machinery. She will be docked thin afternoon. ADMIRALTY, JULY 21.—APPO1NTYSNT8.—Surgeon : J. Tarn, to be aurgeon.superintendent, Postongee Homanger, convict shin —Acting Chief Engineer : A. Hanle, to Alohawk.—Midahipmen A. Worrell and W. J. if. Grlibbe, Victory — tea Engineers. 0. Itenerteon, to rue Queen; C. It. Clernberlain, to tele; W. 1141, Myrtle. MILITARY. Cba 211 , 1 battalion 60th Rifles hu left Bury, Lancashire, suddenly ca roil& tor:Mbar.. for Ireland. The 62nd not, from Porta mouth, will rept...re the battanon of the Guth. A battalion of the Gouda is to be hold m routine:la to proceed alao to Ireland OPORTIN6t. GOODWOOD RACES. The programme of the monster meeting slant tO take place at Goodwood occupies seven columns of the sheet Calendar, • and, if given in detail, would take up more s pace than 1113[11 the pressure if foreign and domestic intellience van afford to devote to it. A sketch of the engagements, however, will be sufficient to prove that the sport will be as abundant and u interesting as ever. TViehav, Jute M.—The grsod oho e will he the no .0•11. Stakes for 4 )r-olds, Me Oratwicke and Drawing-room Stakes, for 3 yr-olia, and me liam and Levant Stakes, for 2 .olds. The first, if there be any truth in piddle rumour, must rest between COOliek, winner of the Derby, and Von Tromp, winner of the St. Leger, and their chances ore so nicely balimord that the odds between them would scarcely be more than guinea. , to pounds; indeed, very large to have been Did at evens; tart m likvly to the ; but as the od& ate 10 to 1, bar two, and 50 to 1 art any other, the fielders have but a poor look out, their only chance is in the course bring . eo much longer than either of the horses hue yet sun oser. Calculatng upon three runners only, the h akest will net 4,0502—The Gratwicke Stakes, seeing that Lord Clilden assurie mid Lumistooe in it, and that out of the 40 other. en gaged, W Loam& is the only animal with the slightest priVimion—is almost a certainty . ; the mare, however, will receive Illbs., and upon the strandla of this the fielders will, nu doubt, " play the game." As it is improbable vat more than fair or five will shirt, the s toke, 0 0 . ducting the winner's, will amount to at least 2,7001.—Ths HAM Stakes has 54 eubscriners, and as Vanguard is the only winner, • tolerabie held may be expected: the fa vourite; are lloneycontb, allowed 31be., and Vangaird. carryiag the full wolicht ; Lord Eglintem will start either Solon or Bents. both, and the stake will amount to nese 3,000/. The =Ping -room Stakes will lie between Glendower, W Ouiessou, Me bib. pe nalty for winning the Derby rendering it very un likely that torplice will show. The stake will be worth 4751. The Lavent Stake., value about 0001., will have two formidable competitors in Thiel and tilailea • they both escape the penalties. In addition to thole Interting ranee, there will be the Craven hakes, the Inn. k.aenene plate, and the Goodwood Club Stakes, for gentlemen riders; 7170.11? the grand total to be contended for to something like WZIwERDAV —The great feature will be the Goodwood hakes. lie which a largedeld may kis aldfailwfed- There will aim he the iheinvd.' Cup, the Umen's Plata. GraaP flarthrafs the ilismbereetcte, the Cowdeny Stokes • egghlt gweepitakes of le ems emi. The prism wilt amount 10 art Vim M. metTiavarNoa.—T to be Ns gig as Ibis day US is. hder ia importance edied la war mar of the Meshy'. aggisonele ; amergoleas they an et grime hilemet. and ere so MISMOns thmg ore r 0• (*keg eamwelded bears era dilock, we de ant me hear It ms be WAN& hews arm Aka. There are he law than Mediae histA he111=6.410 Onp, he lariat deelem Ile Delia af Itiehardlthalei eml hit disitr tersyser dig ela=te grefehairewhelliaher=keeTbrlo sad Mealtime Orregislind p si lea the qmitalkwe at t gm gal ingl we Yoh ens ar both shirt lavas NM Om denbes; hes Ves It in rid, will rehtliellaro. El= ...... NNW a pat imam at aelsigh4 ememPt Ulnae ila ClbresPi it pha. nheeftigee hr 6 r the Wig ; the Yak Inelehegoegd Ohs Is not aerated le nos, Okhdower Is him* Ming_. r heen al p " anvneu haus iml VAN an Is VA Illsbessil sugue. as 14 Mg ea arldavri Iltrl die Ida . bd. Nearly all Ibi =a i l ....a. - are e dark." At sifederaie A ocalimied fir this day win i=l. _ .... n ._ .uding the March Maki% t i e red .___ claims, will be nue In heats. Moen me lea MEM eh the nweepetakee al 000 mom he v Leawood out of OMNI% mod h sot "el meats will be he WM for lab) 31101.114111 a. EQUITY COURTS. Before Vice-Choumellor Wigrain. BOLTOAILE V. THE SHREW/HIGHT AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY COMPANT.—INJUNCTION.—This case, the motion restrain the company from carrying their line over the plain tiff's land at a deviation exceeding five feet from their datum line laid down in their parliamentary sections. The plain tiff wu the owner of a matsion-house and estate, called the Neachley estate, at Doddington, Shropshire, and had at first opposed the passing id the company's bill in and h ad t, but had afterwards withdrawn his opposition, upoe an standing with the defendants, situ the communications to be made between the put of his property to be revered by un- th passage of the railway. By this agreement the defendants e dertook to hairy their line over the public road from Tong by means of a viaduct in front of the mansion. Instead of doing this the company had constructed the railway be tween embankments, at a level 12 feet lower than they had agreed; and had carri. d the public road over the lino by means of a bridae which was brought into view of the man sion. The plaintiff cosarlained that by this means the pr' lion. of his residence had been destroyed, and the enjoyment of his property other sins interfered with. The defendants, on the other hand, contended that the manner in which the railway had been constructed was more beneficial for the plaintiff than the plan originally proposed; and ucondly that the plaintiff had acquiesced in their proceedings for uwards of a year, and could not now be heard to complain of what had been done.—Mr. Wood and Mr. Erskine appeared for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Rolt and Mr. Cole fur tie defers ants.—His Honour was of opinion that the evidence did not establish acquiescence on the part of the plaintiff; and directed that the question of damage should be tried by a jury et the next assizes for Gloucester. The action would be tried upon admissions by the partit a showing the difference between tho actual level of the railway and that which:was originally proposed. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Before Mr. derieent Adam.. Tatar TRAINERS. - Lucy Lynch, and Mary Ann Sheen, little girl, were indicted for stealing a purse containing Eng lish sod foreign coin Iron Mrs. Maria Muterman.—We the st, m the F division. said h e watched the prisoners, and raw try the pockets of several ladies in the Strand, the Lowther arcade, and the Lowther Beeper, but being unsuccessful they went to the Hungerford Pier, and there Sheen succeeded is extracting Mrs. klasterman's purse from her pocket whilst Lynch was" covering" her. The purse was pseud to Lynch, upon whom it was found when West took them into custody. —The jury , found the prisoners Guilty, and added to the verdict that they believed that Sheen was under the contest of Lynch.—W, stinforcued the court that Lynch was act only a pickpocket but a trainer of young thieve+. she had been several t•m.s convicted and so had Sheen, who no sooner got out of prison than Lynch got hold of her, arrayed her in line clothes, and went out with her to rob. On the day this very rob; bevy was committed the prisoner Sheen bad been' releued from the Compter. Lynch here commenced scream log for nutty, but the court sentenced her to be transported for ten ycars.—A respectable looking man, Sheen's father, informed the court that his girl had, in the first instance, been allured by L) and her companions from school, End since that time he had been unable to break the influence they possessed over her—there au no keeping her ••.. The learned judge said he should sentence the prison' rto six months' imprisonment, and direct that tic^ attention of the visiting justices of the prison should be directed to the case, as thee the six mouths might be employed in teaching her such moral and religious duties as would induce her to lOW herself from the evil associations s he had formed.--Sentence a ccordingly was pronounced , an d the prisoner,crying bitterly, was removed to the cell. POLICE.- - YESTERDAT . BOW-STREET.—Cganorm or FOILOEKT.—R. W. Aloe late secretary and actuary of the Medic il, Legal, and General Mutual Assurance Society, was finally examined charged with having committed several forgenes.--Mr. J. H. btannatd, a surgeon, residing at Leicester, stated that he held shares in the society in question, and the signature to the document pro Cu e. d was not in his handwriting, nor was it so signed by his authority.—Dr. Chalmers, of Croydon, and Dr. Strut, another shareholder, having given similar evidence, Mr. T. W. Green, a barrister, and one of the di rectors, Fared that in tte month of February, when the prisoner was in office, there were arrears of interest due to the witcewes and other shareholders. He harl frequent op potunitiva of seeing the prisoner write, and although he was a very had judge of the similarity of handwriting, still he believed that "IL Ilay," signed to one of the documents, was in his handwriti ,, e, as Here also the wtiting in the body alit, and the wotds " and Co." Witness went over the ar counts, amounting in interest to 1381. 16s. Bd, in the ledger produced, with the prisoner, on the 26th April, when, find ing that some vouchers were missing, he requrstid he would produce Clem, which he did, and shortly atter witness pro cured other vouchers.—After some further ea dence, Mr. J a rdine said he must c ournit the prisoner for trial, ad or eered him to put in bail himself in 6001., and two suretias in 2501. each, to answer the charge at the snaking. WORSHIP-STREET. Exronrigo MoNsv.—F. A. Moore, who stood charged with having esterted Thomas ValiollB sums, amounting in th e aggregate to 271, front Mr. Phillips, reaming at East-side, Bethnal-green, under a threat of preferring , an infamous accusation ag ainst him, was finally examined.l he leas of tbli cue hate already appeared In our columns. The prisoner was fully committed for trial. LAMBETH —Tug CABB or SHOOTING AT NORWOOD.— IV. Branch and T. Turner, who stood remanded for several weeks put nn a charge of shooting at and seri. ously wounding William Haynes, were finally examined. Haynes attended on this occuitn and presented • nu t an. choly spectacle. lie is quite blind. He denied much of what had been stated ; declared he had not thrown any stones at the hut in which the prisoners slept ; that he enter tained no feeling of jealousy himself towards the prisoners ; nor had he heard of any such feeling being entertained by any other person. lie further said that himself and his mate, Thomas Martin, went on the grounds upon which the prisoner' were engaged on their own invitation ; that he had not struck Branch, or struck at him , when that prisoner pushed him down a slight precipice, and without saying one word fired at and wounded him.—The Fir soner Turner was discharged, and Branch was committed to take his trial. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY BVENII.IO. The funds have been as variable and unaeti led to day as on any previous occasion during the week. The state of Ireland, which appears to have been read more seriously on the Stock Exchange than perhaps by the public generally, was the chief moving cause assigned for the depression of prices which ensued s.on after the opening of the market, and which, with occasion.' slight reactions, continued to the close. The positive') asserted non-settlement of the Schleswig-Holstein quest on, thrngh the reported refusal of the commander of the Prussian occupying forces to ratify the convention provisionally concluded, and acceded to by Denmark, without the formal sanction of the German diet sitting at Frank fort, notwithstanding the adhesion of his own government, was another element of uneasiness real or pretended with speculative sellers. From the rather numerous parcels of money stock brought to market it was inferred that the public also were sellers, under the influence of the same feelings or mis givings. Consols at the commencement of business were done as high as 871 both for money and account, but, upon the appearance of the second edition of the Dt‘ily News, and other morning j o urnals, with reports of further disturbances in Ireland, they went down at once, and without an intermediate gradation, to 871 to 1, at which, after some slight reactions, the y lelt off both for money and time. Reduced 87 Thre to es were 871 to 1. Three-and - a - Quart er per s., 1 4 . Long Annuities, 8 1516 to 9. Exchequer Bills, 46/ to 50s. premium. India Bonds, 355. to 388. premium. Bank Stock, 197 to 9. India Stock, 238 to 40. In the early part of the day there was rather more inquiry for foreign stocks, and better prices were asked and given generally where business was done. Russian were bought at 100, but called 98 to 100. Dutch Two-and-a-Halt per Cents., 441 to 51; the Fours, 71 to 3. Sp a nish Fives, 111 to 121 ; the Threes, 211 to 21 ; Passive, 3 to 1. Portuguese, 18 to 19. Mexican, 17 to 4. Peruvian, 30 to 3. Brazilian, 69 to 71. Chilian Three per Cents. were higher, at 41 to 3. Ecuador, 11 to 2. New Grenada, 111 to 121. Venezuela, 14 to 17. From Amsterdam, the stock market has come more feeble to-day, as indeed for some days past. As a matter of some importanee at the present moment, not only as a question of public subsistence, and of agricultural concern, but as a question affect ing the money market also, it may be of interest to notice such accounts as appear of the state of po tato and other crops abroad, more especially with reference to the former. From Brussels it is ine n.l tioned that the symptoms of the potato blight, which bad shown themselves in several districts, had en- tirely disappeared. The fine weather bad produced the most beneficial effect upon the root. The disease I indeed had not been discovered in the greater part of the cantons. The crop of rye was excellent, and that of wheat " would leave nothing to desire." The following communication, from Lord Palmer ston, to G. It. Robinson Esq., M.P., as chairman of the committee of South American bondholders, has just been communicated : Pardo Jai la, 1 an.--lar,-1 am tune binomial esassistss se as i =ltrow. m . s asesr o 4 er . v ass 1 6 st:= sasettes s me a/ Wan IMO ink non st Loin Mann inns 11th loaL.l Man do rods low as wink*. k seas ts owl aseessesssa at lbellsarsilion onion prirania Fors Ls mob kr of In *dos to . ros doar airs Vollsons . t n l ear, let ino, to Onse Ilionnio et Mr WWI ilWrairoad sonlooosa at as s non isms Inososot on suntan onebaosbe disat— we MR naiad arioot—(81.10-2:"2"ate-9. istatives.l4o FrotaLeipsio,it reportedthatinfartnnateassionain had been received front ypper Lneatia of the Fab &h av ing been reproduced in several pile WA' trainee. In the environs of Laps* en se @Wary, the root was entirely wand, and An us . Misr urgia_ivate - 7 Waring; too ow is • amt_ottast aid Mean 110 wales =kw ooplosiod PRlDAY.—lncluding NI to probes MI claim, watt Door, roe of wm. f by Lwowhioth tbo hweePol Dat&go Midi to be rva. The Pliagle 6l %, • ....-----------‘ ....—..------'-------__ Attics, evidently left to Camera, with a Gib s pensoly, and Trotter, , and the Kaduisond Aar s for 3.yr olds, for wbieh, r Opera Jar will nut Mow, the only horses with any chsoor are Glendower l'Alle tern). Loadstone, and the Sheri ff . Next in importance arc tbeere terrier Cop (toindirapt, tot which 29 horses are named. a Mt, of NA, • Plate of irl., and tbe Moth and &Mbar Stakes At gentle men jockeys, the whole amoonting to scar 3,1.1001., and swelling tbe grand total for the four days to nearly 22,i:001., of arra, romping the Queen's Plate, 1,3 yr., 10 public money. Accorthog to the present armngcment the races will begin each day A one o'clock. The directing , of the I.lrie.too and South Coot Rail way ham Ede ample arrangements for the conveyance of visitor., bores, Rs., to and from Chichester, - --. . TRAMF.S OMANI.) REGATTA. This, the chief rtgatta of the season, came off on Thursilsy and yesterday. On the Ent day, when the labour woo considczn Increased by the gusty state of the weather , the racing imam at T o'clock , an d and continurd until 7. The first—the App tsll rentices . — match, fur east, litilge, sad freedom, was won ea sil y b y W. Camp (black). The second race, the rincipal one nt ateh day. was the 'lumpiest loin-oared race. too 100 sums, open to he world, the s won by St. Agnes (the Claepers). The %'. shown Scullery' Match, for SO soya, WWI won by Relearn (ied and white). The amateur four oars, for a direr challenge cup, by St. George* Club (rid) ; oral the last race of the day—the amateur pair oars—for two silver cups, by Berry and friend, Czentlius Club. The sport was remnuesi at three o'clock yesterday, and the racing o i ctinued at ntervsle of about twenty minutes up to nearly eight on lock. The weather was more favourable for rowing than on the previous day, although there was wain • little um much wind. Thr tleademen Amateur :.cullers' Match ler the Silver Cha ff blllenge ack). Cup and a Silver Wherry, was w on by Mr. Bone. (yelkur The landanen'• Four oared Match for 10 guinein and 30 guineas added foe strangers, by Sheppardbi crew, Chelse a . (black,. The Eights oared 1110 e for the GranCl Cap p oll chief fostrb oF the day). was woo by the Thames lub, London, (, by three lengths. The Watermares Pak-oared race for ISO guineas (the last teeth Was woolly Pocock ardC.Campbell, (yellow). ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.--CHIILMSPORD, JULY 21. CaowN sioe.—Before the Lord Chief Bart. A CONSTABLE AND A BURGLAR. —J. Gould, 45, farmer, J. Bread, 23, labourer, and E. Ed dl wards, 24, labourer, were i n dicted for a burglary in the we ling-house of Thomas Coe, and stealing a quantity of plate and other articles. WG ee tiecy, 40, m br ienicklayer, was charged with receiving a portion of the prorerty, knowing it to have Seen stolen.—This caw created some interest, from the circumstance of the prisoner Gould, who is a tanner in good circumstances in the ueigh of bourhood of Halstead, being con nected with a gang burglars. In the present case the evidence went to show that on the night of the 13th March the prosecutor, who is a publican in the town of Halstead, went to bed, having, as usual, fastened up his house. Ne alarm was heard during the night, but in the morning it was discovered that thieves bad broken into the house, that the bar had been forced open, and that a quantity of plate and money, and o.her pro perty, had been stolen, as well as tome liquor, which was contained in two stolen jail. Shortly after the robb.ry must have been committed the prisoners Edwards and Bryant went to the house of the prisoner Goodry, where they lay down to sleep fur son e time, and subsequently left a portion of the stolen property in the possession of that piton. r. Sus picion having immediately fallen upon Bryant and Edwards, they were taken into custody, and while the former was in tna Charge of the police, he sent for the iiisreicec tor and made a statement implicating Gould. The pol proceeded to Gould's farm at Greenuead-green, and found the two stone bottles that h ad been stolen, and a large quan tity of other property, thc produce of other robberies. Gould was then taken into custody. His crime was aggra vated by the fact of his being the constable of the parish in which he resided. After the prisoners had been committed for trial Edwards and Bryant succeeded in making their escape from Springfield gaol, and the former went to the booms of the prisoner Rayner, and remained there fur some time ; and u it was alleged that he was aware of his escape, and that he was under a charge of felony, these facts were made the grounds for preferring against him the charget ed of h a rbouring and assisting the prisoner. — Th e jury acquit Rayner, and found all the other prisoners Guilty.—There were several other indictments against them ; but the Chief Buon said it was not necessary to proceed with them, and he added that he should take time to consider what sentence ought to be pronounced. MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Ltrecocw, JULY 21. Coo.) , cot sr.—Before Mr. Justice Pounce. POISONING AT CAWSBY.—BBInbefh Garner was charged with having administered poison to Mary Smith, with intent to murder her. The facts edict ed by the evidence were that Ott the 4th July the prisoner, who was a servant of the prosecutrix, gave in some milk a mixture used for sheep, called " fag-water," which consisted of arsenic, soft soap, std water. Mrs. Smith, who was aged and afflicted with , vom ited soon after drinking it; but toe surgeon. trn. Gilby, could not detect any arsenic in what had been ejected from the stomach. The prisoner said, is reply to a question put by this witness (Mr. Oilby), that she had mixed half a tea-cup full of fag-water with the milk ; she knew it was poison, and the thought it would kill the I woman, and she had done it to be released from her service. Gilby at first said that he had elicit. d the confession without holding out any inducement; but on being subse quently questioned, he said, "He might have done so; but he did not recollect,"—The Judge severely censured the witness for this discrepancy, and said, had the witness expressed any doubt about the matter at first, he (Mr. Justice Patteson) did not know whether he ehould have admitted his evidence.—Mr. Flower applied to the court to strike the evidence out, and a long discussion followed between the learned counsel; after which his lord ship retired to the nisi prius court, to consult Lord Den man upon the point. Upon his return the learned judge said that it was impossible to strike the evidence out ; indeed he hardly k n ew what "striking out" me ant, as a pp lied to judges notes. The evidence had gone to the jury, and the impression could not be removed from their minds. He would, however, reserve the point foe t hen opinion of the judges. —Eventually the jury returned a dict of Guilty. —The Judge directed unmet of death to be recorded, su ject to the opinion of the judges on the point reserved. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—DORCHESTER, JULY 20. Before mr. Justice Coleridge. FREED IN LIFE ASSUILANCB.—J. Soper, CO auctioneer and innkeeper. of Blandiord, was indicted fur conspiring to defr..ud the Licensed Victuallers' Insurance Society, by making a (aloe representation of the condition of a parson whose life he wished to insure. From the facts, as detailed by the witnesses for the prosecution, it appeared that the defendant was the local agent of the Licensed Victuallers Insurance Company ; and in the early part of March, 1847, he effected an insurance for 5001. upon the life of a man named Samuel Cross, in which policy he stated that he had an interest. Cross was a carpenter, and also kept an inn at Blsndford, his wife and the wife of Soper being sisters. To effect the policy it was necessary to have a medical certifi cate ; and a Mr. Lloyd Jones, a surgeon residing at Bland ford, certified that Cross was in good health. At the time, however, that the certi fi cate was given, Cross was in the last stage of a consumption, of which he died, on the Ilth of May following. The directors of the insur ance company declined therefore to pay the amount of the insurance, and preferred bills at the last wises against Jones and the present defendant for conspiracy. Jones was not to be found, but Soper surrendered to take his trial. For the defendant it was elicited from some of the witnesses called by the prosecutors, that they were ignorant of Cross's d i sease, and one of these witnesses (the agent of the Sun Life-office) had gone so far as to recommend the life " As one that he should recommend to the fine Life-office for their insurance."—The judge having summed up, the jury, after some hesitation, returned a ver dict of IVot Guilty. NORTHERN Jtria 20. Gown Btes.—Before Xr. IsNe tile. BUSOLLRY.-11. Shaw, 18, J. Wood, 20, and J. Lodge, 18, were charged with having, on the Mth of April last, at Almondborg4Frlarioutly broken into the dwelling-house of Samuel • , and stolen therefrom 601 . 16.13 d., his pro perty. Mr. wing and Mr . Hardy were for the proem tion ; and Mr. Serjeant Wilkins defended the wife a *hat lonely house at Castle-bill, in the pariah of Almond bury, about two miles from Huddonfield. They have a eon whops name is William, but he did not live with his parents at the time the burglary was committed. The prosecutor 1 1 had a considerable nun of money in his house, forty-five son reigns and 41. 17s. in silver bang locked up In tea-caddy, whichd was placed in a cupboard in the front room. and in a muoup.atairs there was 3s. Bd. ia silver. Oa the 28th of April last, about tea o'clock at night, the prosecutce and his wits retired to rest as usual, and between one and two o'clock the following morning they were aroused by a Mocking at the door.:Ths prosecutor pot up, mam a down stain, and ached who wee there. A vain answered, a It's William;" sad the peesoonter, being under the to enesion that it woe his sea. °pawl the door. When he kad dew so fear I'HE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 22. 1848 sea rushed into the house, closed the door, %tiled hold of him, and knocked him down. One of the men took up the flre-poker and threatened the prosecutor that If be either moved or called out death would be the insult. The of cutoi resisted es well as he could, and in the course of the struggle that ensued between him and lodge he received many braises over his head on the floor, which wee afterwards observed to be sprinkled with blood ia several p l a ces. Another of the ruffians, Shaw, went to the pro secutor's wife, and said that it she gave any alarm he having at the time • toile in his hand) he would stab her. The burglars then proceeded to ransack the bowie, and on seeing the tea caddy in the cupboard they immediately broke it open and took th e contents. The men had their faces blacked, but, by the light of the candle, the prosec utor was able to identify Lodge as the man who knocked him down. After searching all over the house for money they at length found the purse containing the 3s. 6d., and being eausfied that they had got all the cash they could, locked the prosecutor and his wife in the house, and decamped. On the day before the robbery the three prisoners were seen to. nether between 3 and 4 o'clack in the afternoon going in the direction of the prosecutor's house, and at a later period in the day, between 6 and 7, they were seen near to the pro secutor's. On the night of the robbery they were at a beer shop In Huddersfield, at which time they had very little money ; but on the following morning they hwere ad a large a mount of gold in their poeseseron, which they squander ing away in the moat prodigal manner. Oa Mnda y, the and lit of May, information was g iven to the police, and Shaw Wood, who lived ate, were in a day or two atter apprehended ; Lodge, who lived at Almondbury, was, after some difficulty, taken into custody. All the prisoners were clearly identified by the prosecutor and his wile.—The jury retired, and afar. absence of Indian hour. returned a vet , let ef Guilly.— ter To be severally transported for 20 years. --- --------- -- 7 barred showed every promo° of being better than last year. The rye harvest had already commenced s:nout the 6th inst. The Bank of E n g land averages for the week en the ding t h e 15th inst. give , as compared with those of week preceding, the following differences: 1 toueursisis woe 127,593,( 104 ...... Dennome £79,360 Orealanon anti,* 19,145, 060 poo:ogs ............ 2,631157 Ogler deposits ..... ..... 11,709,024 " ineat iseuTitial 1 13 207. 568 V Banking Dayartenont , Og l er neengniaa ......... 11,200,140 .._ DOOTIONI 94,8i7 Dieftegli 55,227 Ooln sad bullion - ... 14,283,178 1 1344en-dag and 441163 We 1,150,477 ........ ..... 3,492,114 .. ._ . lowers 21,504 nil reserve of notes in the banking department had diminished by 863,6551., the present return showing the amount in hand 8,448,63 0 1. The increase of active circulation, with the decrease of pubolicdirt de - posits, represent of courve the paying out f .ends. The decline in bullion was referable to the same cause, in payment of small sumo, and fractional diff ere nces of pounds and sm aller change. The Bank, as u•tial, was selling Wittig , s, or calling in its loans, to counterbalance the outflow of notes from the divi dends, by drawing them in to a certain extent. The ' other " securities account shows that no extension ot discount business had taken place, but that, on the contrary, it was falling off. Foreign exchange ruled about the sam e rate salad T oti p o et day, but ou Hamburg and Paris rather higher. The negaions were 13 11 to ion Hamburg at three months ;on Paris 25.421 to 471 at short. On Am sterdam 12.21 to 4 ; on Rotterdam, 12.21; on Frank fort, 121110 2 ; on Leghorn, 31.45 to 50 ; on Naples, 36 ;on Cadiz, 471 to B—nil at 3 months. 2 On Vienna, at short, 11.3 5 to 40 ; o n Lisbon, at 60 days, 5. BANK OW ENOLAND MMI .—Acconar for tee Week ending July li. DSPARTFMC NOW Issued ........ ..07,14,3,1g0 0.817111W1t Debi..... 01, 015,100 Other Secwilluo ~. . 504.900 Ookl Coln anal Bullion 12,164.014 Other Bullion ---- Z27.203A.,, t 27.5 3,l PAZTIIIVT. Ouvernlyent Scot Mien (Indud. Nod WcUilit Annuity) . , Other Momlil ... .... .. 413.2 7.544 c• • • ... 11.2.v.14 0 Noted 1 Ooklaidiii4i6;iii:: 8',4::.:41:i N. WAR/MALL. CAW Cashier. 3 FUND& \Coaxal. for Acct.. 87 ir tub. Bills. VAN). 20 ii . JIM!, 4482 , a1ard),487 61 NI Miro. X.SO.. 2id.. JLLOC. 47. Nerd).* I)Itio. Mull. 20.. J Me. 48; March. 51 50 IN iwicgeo _ P1.1 , 440037 1 ' Caplet —.414.6 43 . 0 w herd Publio Depooltellnclud ;Gulag,. Par. Wake, C 01111416. XMliOnai De4,1L.141 AOCM) 21=357 Other Deloorlta 11,0 , ,0511 liweenehryandother 1,150.417 L 33,525,602 July 20, 1149. TJIOLIPE Hunk Stock, IGO 198 3 per Ct. Nod. Auer,. fat 4 4 I 3 per Ct. Coo. Anise., ell I Ojt New 31 per Ct. Awe, hht 1 71 4 India Drool% 41370, 37 Lotto, Loehr AIJWO. 36 5 South Wes Stock. 977 FOR1G10: 6 per Ct. Thstillen Bak, heron, 71 3 per Ct. Chilluo 1400. P. 43 27 per (77. Equador Dwelt, 17 per Ct. Unmade Ronde, 116 Ditto Deferred, 2 4erCt i P l ortu 9 r e Donde, Ant.. wylAnt.. 6 per ft. Karim Bond., Der, y tOl. 100 Do. Amt., July 31, P9i EXCHANONS ANI RICS.SSLC. JCLT Vl—Velem Ditto, 1644. Ge 4 4: tritto. 124 d. 511 clurowe ow Loudon, 26.66 A PPPPPP . Jr..? 111.—E,clm4e Va 1760, Jr LT 14.—Auetrtwo Fir Cents., d 9 ; Ditto. Threo per Con ts. Ceuta., 317, Luau. 1634420; Paw, 1 6 per et. Mexican. 1844. 17i 1 17 5 per Ct. Bianith Bootle, dli . (row Now., 164 u, 121 Do. Acct.. July 51, 12 3 per et. ttpanieh Itoode. 211 Do. Acct., July 31, 211 21 par et. Dutch Rich., 12 OWL, 451 4 per tit. Dutch Ccrtilicatee. 721 13T0C1 4 ABROAD. zoo, 1649. 741 : Ditto, 1;42. 761 : ; Ditto, of the City. 1043, 741. Lx. ni Loudon, 26.6.5.571. per Ceuta, 731 , Ditto,Four per as., 42; Ditto, Twocinti iollalf per 1617, Bank Mara. I.OeIU. RAILWAY NEWS. Our market was heavy yesterday, with shares freely offerNl at a reduction upon previous quotations in most instances. It is understood that in conse quence of the decision of the Caledonian Company to i,aue preference shares bargains clone on the Stock Exchange on the faith of the 7 per cent. in perpetuity will be annulled. SZIALLE lan.—Lowpow, JULY 21, 710T1—Tbe quotation. of Huns In Litman c ha r atats dauote adual tramacalinia those of llnas in telleia'lolofo. <All. • PAID. Landon& O. Western 4 0 7 Do. Nay. 101. ..... 9 ;,.. Do. New. 410. • • tko. Lsca. 'Ro ta[. I 4.1. Do. do. Tenthe : I. Do. Third. . Ila I.7i.Sr. ?ref pe' on 1a.p.74,C•0n f1an.4...0.4.4.0 Mtli, Ad. Rik.. WWI.. Linetn.led 01 Do. line 101.Pre./..i.se 7 l ibe efaadliamay.l4 17d. 31 u,usndllllll 5 Do.j.d. shares . • ..141 Do. Diem& &TWA. 78 Vio.C.Hrt.&lsc.ept MA 19 Do. Drist...*(Nostal ' Nnocastle Ctoliets =11;g:.1.. 10 Do. 1 entree li 0. Do. Extension • ...11 110. be. torfiste. 70 Na, Da.Gann. 55 p. Coy,. mit& sar Do. Ect. 5 p. Do. do. Wasalcp V. lu.e l N. Counties Limon .lcurl% a 004.11Vesicru ia. ip, Noah liiiadiddiadia • lli ' Ncrth IVecterw., . . 0 1 f.Wncres.atIoly 271 14...witun and 1/Itchln 1 84 105540. h d „23 Scottich Midlan Do. Nne.. ttoN. o. Di. , Stretrs.6 Minn. Cs I Si Id. Do. do.. .. Class 34 3pl. Skrarsallesiti 11/111!li Old. Do. Manse Do.Onnatre Do. Nno I 04d. tiperl7;;ll.Kif. l9 l 4P. eIAOIII ; B.nll. lave r 131 21 Do. Preference ,S.,,tl;,thr.ordaltire-,3k 211. .10 114004 3 .- V 0 .y r ,,,.:.N0L10,4 341 D o . d 0....... No. 2 10) Bld. INA& .. 3 80. Do. do. +lo3al .. f 1 63 Boutl. Woks & Yorks& Dow.&Gle 71 Hnom. AIN 13134. Wrar Vollev6PC/Fr• Do. do. du. ~• •VI Wero 113 lld. 16,8.8 .8 4..8.11480 V ado. N cwt., St for. 321 Do.orig Neerect Her 31 33 Do&,NolVka&odd 171 Dodo67oNwoklkr,ll3 1..1 Elboror I Yerk437/0141161 1 4 ,01 w. ler. nce . 1.10.N.LN .6114. t 611 Pomo , ' nuclear,' fienioinw e Amens. 6i 71 t.en.ot br.Wy.tt Yo. , lie 0.1. MOOS iNAesish .7 Epl. Fiat Motion 1 Italian 6 Austrian L. Letrt ., ze If . ..- Ovr. . ! 6, Cal. Namur and Uwe 1 0.1 .. ortnern of Pr o mos . gg °rhinos I Minivans M Paris awl Lyons . . 7 6t4. fors.ant (minim . ni ttt Porii and aum. l7 ln Paris &Francon,' . d fal. Sambre 11aore Hew s : 41 10 and Meuse ~ 21 i 1 ib1iT57..... - M - st . . ;if II e; ' f•T: d rii!Z w a ; ; 4 4 a t i. RAILWAY __ IN PARLIAMENT. Loxes. —logo SHAFTESBURY'S COMAITITEE.—Royston and liitcbln Extension. Preamble moved. GROUP ireat Western (mixed gauge from Fenny p o mpom to Birmingham, on Birmingham and Oxford tine). Ike committee decided that the preamble was proved, binding the com pany to maintain both gauges in working outer, and, in caw the mixed gauge should prove dangerous or inconvenient to the public, Wither binding them to take up whichever gauge the milusy board should point out. Clatweasitmcd 7 .- GROUP 7.—Fleetwood, Trenton, and West Riding Junc tion. Preamble not proved. 0 ROUr 9. —Edinburgh and Glasgow, end Glasgow, Aird rie, and MonklAnds Junctioil (anseudincots of acts). Preamble proved. MEETlNGS.—CaLanowtme. Special Meeting. burgle, Jane ' July 20.—Mr. J. J. 110OC JObIIetOLO in tbe chair. Ibc meeting was convened to consider a pniposition tr i m ths directors for raising • tho sum of 746,180/., by the creation of shares bearing a guaranteed dividend of 7 per ant., and to be divided equally snioag the share holders of the company. ThaChairman said -I have to espial topirel rant Mat it should so moomery for yon to meet as ben cm Mk owl= tor the rec— hannel ot an act which you al MI; so I ala mum pa we 1001, to b e ow of an ungiustable 11011MIO mil wit le newer • Mt $ tree te be able to show yea Mot Ode be; idea ken dremeelowele eafirdy bornd dor isserel, I nen res. halide the otesnotetele a waning, esaireste Me Alma sets mho the authority of which we base pawn Ward each Ther cgi l es bral,_ an act outharlMMl the wren be e Chendrk sed Railway, by week we ham yaw,: Odes MOAK Oa Was weloi. sad at lane awhalsd of tin rioast. ilesendly, there le us mt mild the Chweida sr Olathendr i t e hlk ra a t e re a te l le l ie r e i tairL e aim = atedieilothe est et the Ortedele wal / 2 l ore 0 I I M. .' 0 ad" ele= " RI" zr.,==r.,„eof are serennal in Wee IM,OIOI. le Wm et aim mil 14/1114. on lam Then morn an, ellonsat le dellArtorenene ether No pat dads bra: mad, 'elm at waw4 or ley the Wee of Mum Thee, ems aso lase pined hot elides to seer gm eamy to aeon atesomweitke et ldlansit, awl to maks a bream to theelool. the amount setteneel le be rebid by that bll une Weil. As It win not tho Mggainn dim dirosiors to Wield with Me WM* to Omen Ow meant Is limit the =XI brit what re ageleat is:prowl eaten so - eat to ononcem In the walk Oat Ind been tan nish The oein thet tomehood vain Oh set, tagrAlime with the sem I have gemporly wiripild. ,vfit im or tiro 748,11101. mach eo moron tank! by the imam el mew *UM lose the d = gni. gas the away lent* hn bra he ea eared* • vine Ii bee it woad tine biee impossible to hoe Wed ilea la that sines, ae le wly Wait, with , ww =Of Wig tOen aro We Wl_tberldOnl, *GO 111 diodeiN, l4 Met we rum elan hele elsodsod tom musettog than lad ° . at al t ar s " ta wit cw the • hearse thoel would se ==na we yogi , In the ordany seem le Owl ta eterie le we . to do. It Waled est est ea Olen Wee,' Int lam to sea war NI hatection Itreigillatkerthe • dtttigziaisr= Mom et fund) le theOlellit ruin mai isivertbar I? alai mows he ream by m say bi g= " annow. To . b man ley 11 mem4 - dirid that this lei • emir 6 kialigNail. alletallr. •• MI swot terminal Birk.. Lang., t Clump calectoo!aa ....... ehoo.er aud Holyhead Dublin k Drogheda.. Dublin /1.1(11+114.ra Ja P ' ;'1'.47 : 1 ,.... c.,n 1 60). ;. ;.0.thL : A 1 04 ; ‘,g , i1 u: A .7. t " 50 ::: :,., 1. 1.: 4.1 t.) : : , 1 1: :; :i... 4 0, 1 .ru5.,: : b7 ; : : ruthiw urf . .. ,tm . v. Kenda/ Vir Lanauger thdale.. lnoesalure a 1 dragh., Londuu a N. Weega...l -----------------------"----------'"-----------------on the l" a a Ind COTTON nd you a mite whim the centre et G lasgow, , . i 11 .-JULY Z.-There Was a fair nisrliet to.o r , of dlfecult ewers, which neceradly imposest millet/mai expense anal nod tia.,,,kow,,,o,,ott”timi,„..n.tniniir.4l. laberum.kinr,i,sl..thoet tlibrusZt.o.fygooslins.ag.plesterethmaa.nityits,,mthr4e,evrins:.fre,,:nriit eati pintauLtNLedioniiiitos,ol:l,TB63o4..l_bitountrAels.„, ine c: l m util : n u f mw .s l ,l ll s .er. : E A:nericial jit...tv : o a: . ei n a l 2T l t r h L ent.. l 7 47 - kr _ m " depat for Gleagow, and when we think of the Immense emaiumptinsi rx p rt. Priem : New Canna, 3to GI; Bowed Gengam, a . to .. of that town gentlemen may form come concretise cot the eerie or s wa mi, ta t o at. °°lusten.frter..."Totfte*abnfilleoubtPit:loade":ll%ltanyttthhbeact'ualth.timwros:t....efaftenmregian:e'istlyen'llodnol:nztto.llM•nik anc.h.eta.torthemillant.tker.,aubit.Tall.to-da; err woo t oo ho t b r .i n ne. umerous , t,,,,, ei . th ,m er e' ef attela. ........;. coal collected at one time at that statem. tyke' neetweity for better anti ex.ent in that of Monday lost. Preen, notwithstanding, for - 00 0;',3r orni m m i f "' wo m i nl a, l o tel i i gi ihe rm a iti m i .eg at lluiti litie :i rt le.m*c em u4l4 ;: th' ule l' di 'be' ff n e ll:e.irir'et fl"-V--fr-cfrn iri:lnntr4lrtSSrili)y.tUnd'aB:ivtjemsl'leFriva°Bl,nulcicksel:nbilsil""pDlth'V'um sktrelli"%.l7lan.l''.:L*tgto,...''4ol,ok....--f•Le nt of bt:rnfi:elr.to,cnnnoothf:,lor:i:r.it.de.rtifiecd::thmom::piik”parut.tiet:ri,ben,d, ewi;ltyii.t:...4:.;:A.:L.yinc,o:g7tolvti,ai:T.pd:tyet.:etbrtr:.tbh:::l:.:;::e,p:ivct:bnihuf:m:eit:sreotiz:r:lfr,ttfimi,::th.f.:.i..rhetd,,dib,,,,t,"..:.::LH,:dt..tt.t;r..:it the ordinary one. They consequinUy required to be retold, which t hil n g once incased no in a great expenditure, nearly 200,00 C/., made for time cominental manna priors being firm with et " ? ..,_ .-4° /or adapting ibis railway to be toed by pamenger trains*. A con . siderable sum of money was also expensed m whipting the line for the Withal , Vale. Ithr thew purihses nu Wilda were raised ; but the . w um ork e. was ::*:r,ncedoniu..t or:ourc.credin.,,aic.ortiocaut fr o d b e e i . no we ur pusweesion ba.e., th a e t Clydesdale Junchon and the Greenock anti Ayr lines and the general terminue lines to Glategow which was tbe great port for the Wapping to . t y...,,,,k,. of Minerls, which came down !Nadia, of the Clyde. Even ouppow 1106IDRY AND DLDE TRADES. -Norf.' tom Cathaebile Junction were niade, we should le cut off linen all iii ., 2 ,._.,,, oomo , o•oo ki ng tro d, ,th ot e,„ co , , i , - -mon; WM continues tn a verync.iefatirm,:emalbi.itlyionr...;:._:ih.heepumw,lep".4l,;;r dim.i....:,:p...1.,i.... ommune:4°ms either with tea Airshlse lane or the Covennek line, and Omuta thus low ell that benefit which would accrue from haying ennisidwably °emceed, though not an, thing awe it a direet and unundiate connexion with those ponuloue districts, ea was lam year at this season. Cut skives are yet a ; that there wan • n••••'47 Sr .11 be nnne in nnnnnunn manufacture teamed after the vontinental nlethor, '2 °4 , 10 7 ' with these lines that had been contemplated. In addition to wale."-The drawer, ota a,aaa, and spirt e mo. a, t o .b ade 7 ',.....faf• Me ' UMW e3letneee. we worn obliged g' I n c ur • nnann inintan extra en g enni " some quartars.-The cotton ghee braech is a shade fur' bi .....'. in )', individuids for land. We have 11l this way bad to pay tame then t:301:010,41:/t.mothine:7:1:77:7 b'e,fal::::latmninel uwpline•rtee:,,qinmignguthi.edshft::::sfidee d th4 ain s u nl ai m m or . n-tootnThq:l4S°:;nr:::(,...a;on. too „ in tiii , y in g,..,4 t. tm 71lare was likewise another expenee. An set was pawed thbeequently viii ,,,.., -- ii. o . „ oloono to odo,n4.,,.._,.ounginniii J.,,,,,. uida tu g member of bridges, as well as to wldenothers. tin these:count a great deal of extra work wan reepared, sad the result has been to impose about 150,0004. sal additiunal expesso. We have, besides born fanatic purchase a Israel portion of land tor station purposes than we contem plated. The con+ th ee has only that a data additional expenditure h a been thrywn . o o uempany. Now, all these things °wahine/1 ham left us in a very painful pcsition. We have Incurred, ly e ushing forward those works, large liabiatiess, foe which no funds ar avail , able; and the MAW( of this useetina, should it unfortunately deter mine not to Convent to We creation of the proposed prefer. nee stock a result which I cannot contemplate-will have us no alternative but to stop theme works which are now nearly completed, and which are to chwutaally ixcessary for the learns of the line. Should each be the ewe tbe money already expended on them. end which la very conelderable will he deed. We shall also be prevented from bringlng ' a alma increase of trade on OW line, and which will, in future, be theerted to other channele. There are some parts of these Work! , in regard to which there L a great necessity to4dring them forward. Such, for WWII.. tat the Clyd Junction Realm, and those branches on that Mile of the river;,Clyde in conerelon with it. The engineers informed them that tithe they proceeded in the moot energetie w with this work, they would advise them to gem it up altogi,her foe thin ie.. Therefore, if not completed and finished off hand, not only would they low the lidvaimage of the tradtc that would be drawn trout a, but a dit great deul that waared done would be undone, and a great dthl of additional expense incur il the labour weals be commenced next spring. I may, also mention. with referenee to that line, that it la u line which we have acquired by set of wiltpaliament, on a guaranteed dividend of 6 per cent. That dividend l amount to 24,00,./. a year ; and when you consider that it will only take 36,0001. to complete it, I think you will agree with me that 1t would be much better to proceed with it. The general month of the observations which I bale made one to thin, that in the event of your not isareeing to furnish N oe o n the means to complete all thew works, to clear off our engagements, io econeet our cummunnation with the north of Siotland, with the Ayrshire and Greenock lines, ma the branches on that side of the Clyde, we chill to e the advantage of a proper communication with the town of Glas gow, and not have the means of giving those facilities indispen sably neueseary tor the devetnentint of I.tir traffic. We /hall also be prevented from doing what is necemary for the local thank, by the putting in of eidlngs, are. In short, you will prevent an increase of your re,eitue to tray-half its present amount. The chairman concluded by toping that while the local Wattle had exceeded all their expectations, the through traffic. had not done so which be secribed to the stagnation of trade. lie could amen 'them that with regard to undertaking other works, the director, would not do so untii they hail obtianni the %Inchon of the sharthaWera Ile moved a reethtion to the effect that the carious eumeauthorised to be raised ulster the solo of the company, amounting in all to 745,11101., should be rated by the ereatit.n of 4,51e7 therm of 104. each, and that there should be a guarantee on thaw of 7 per cent. foe fire rears, and 6 per tent. In perpetuity, without pa rthew ticipation Aimee in any onrphei dieldend or any thole of new stock: that should be paid at the Mllowine tern's:--11. lth. on the 21st et Aug•ist text; 21. 10a on the 21st of October ; 21. 10a. on the 21st of Deem. la r ; and 21. 10e. on the 21st February, 1849; and that these new shares should be divided rateably among the 'shareholder& Mr. Campbell. nlinburgb, mimed roan amen beret, that the state ment of the chsirman, and the resOlutiOns renewed by him, should be circulated among tee , thareholders, and that the meeting should bebnl journed tor a fortnight to consider them. A lorg diecuseion then eneued, in the count of which great compiatuts were made 23 to the large Aunts that had been laid out in parliamthtary and low expellees, as well as to the large habilities that had been incurred in guarantees to other companies Mr. Jacobs who wee appoint •d to represent the London meeting, mid the chairman's statement had giv, n hoe great malefaction, and De was persuwied now that the affairs of that company were not in that gloomy Mate in which they bad beenr*.presented. He did not like to do auythingt would at all inconvenience the director* in the Wo•OcUtion 01 the tha works, or e mbarrase them as to the liebilities* they had lunar* d; and, therefore, he thought that lie would Wady thaw whom he represented by proposing as a middle mune that the dilemma should be allowed to rant one-half of the amount far which they sought, and that at the times at which the tem flret calls were asked to be made in the chairman's* reso lutions. This would enable them to meet their present preseing data malice, while it would enable the ehareholders Why to consider what enabled ao ropo sed ai,. b .- th e y the directora and they might, at • future period, be nab p lai to other hall of the proposed amount by mortgage. - The meeting then came to a vote, when 13 of those meant voted for the amendment for wijournmete and 30 apairat it, together with proxies representing 1,095 50/. Minns and iA I halfehtres, or 1,170 vote.. The 'within of the chairman Wan therefore carried by • large majority.-The meeting then ea. anted. "fhe result of thin meeting was ihnununicatn l by electric telegraph in yesterday's paper.] BUSINESS OPTIIE ENSUING WEEK.-(from Raihray Chronicle.) M sermos.-Canierocas Coalbrook Steameoal, Swawea nod Loughor, July 2/4, 2, M nrgatawaeet, at I ; Dutch Rheniala July 24, London Tavern, at 2 ; Namur and Liege, July 22, London Tavern, at 1 ; July 27, Brume's', at 1 ; North Staffordshire, July 22, Stoke-mein Trent, at I. Co,:raaern-lhastern Coantima Moree fur the locomotive ea.rrlage Co p carryivg d• earths/mt., July 26 Great Northern, works between Oupenhagen-felds ou t King's-crass July 21 ; London, Brighton, and South tenet, about so turntables, 12 ft. in diameter, Aug. 7. CALL...-Belfs,t and County Donn-11. Wit, due July 1 ; Bolton, Blecithurn, Clitheroe, and West Yorkshire- 2 /. on tut Blackburn, and .Balton charm, due July 12 ; Caledonian-2 1 . Ws. on the half shares, due July I; Charleroi sad h:rquellnes -1/..due July 10; Ches ter and llolybead -al , due July 21 ;Cork and Bandon-17.5e.,dueJuly lii ; Dublin and Belfast Junction-22. 10s. due July 1; nut Anglian - IL on the new .51. shares, and 10s. on the tee 31. 10a. ehares, both due July 31 ; Font Lancashire- 21 . on the new share' ' Aug. I ; last Lin colnshire-2/. 106., Aug. 1 ; Eaet and West India Docks and Bir mingbarn Junction-IL 10a., due July 17; East and West Tort. ehire-21. lon., dui July le; Eastern Counties-2e 10a. on the new 101. 6 per cent. charm, due July 25 ; Esatern lanna -21. 10s. on the clam II shares, du/IJuly la; Great Southern awl western (I.)-2!. 10e., due June 10, and 21. 10s., due July 10; Great western-31. led on the 251. and 17/. there*, both due July 5; Jamalca-51. on the new 50/. char., Me July II; Lancashire and Vo.rksbise-41. on the 100/. therm, and Aon th e . 2sl. shares (Manchester and Leeds Proper), due June 1S; and 21 10s. en the new guaranteed 6 per cent. 'bares June 30; and Leedia lk wsbury, and Marsche lOs cc the Preston and Wyre therm, due July 1 ; e ter-2/.loe. on the al. slthree, due July 17; Leeds and Think-1/. on the eatenalon *harm due Jyly I ; Landon, Brighton, end South Coast-21. on the new 51. 6 per cent. *thane, due July B; London and North-Western - IL Ina on the Manchester and Birmingham 16/. shares, "A" and ".13," awl 5/. on the 251. Moore, all ate July 5 ; and 21. on the limiderelield and blenethesna 301. shares, due July 10 ; (Leeds and liewebura section), 21. 400. on the 501. shat no, Lord. and Dews bury m . ' stock, due July 17. Louvain a la Sambre-the., due July 1; Manchester, Shearld,and Lirscolnnhire-51• on Great Grisneby and Sheffield 501. shares; V. on Great Grimsby find tibetheld 201. ehares; IL aa on the Great Grimsby end Sheffield 121. Its. shares; 21. 10e. on Sheffield and Lincolnshire 251• shares: 2/. los. on Sheffield and Lincolnshire extension 25/. charm; it. 10e. on Grimsby Dock chores ; nod If. ss. on Sheffield and Manchester eighth alarm, all due August 1; i Manchister and Southport -2/. 10e., due July 10; Mistland-5/. on the pe r , thaws, 21. on the 501., and 31. Rs. ad. on the 37/. sa. 6 per cent. Bristol and Glou cester therm, and 51. on the Erewath Valiey shares, all doe July I ; and 51. on the new 501. dames, due July 7 ; Midland Great Western (I.)-21. Ito. an the 501. and on the .51. therm, bah due July 12 ; Namur and Liege-21., due July 26; Newry, Warrenpoint, and RonotreVOr-2 1 . Ira, _ doe July 15 ; Newcastle and Car lisle-201. an the new 100/. th erm July, due 1; Norfolk-5 e on the new 24/. Medea due July ,20 ; North British -I/. les. ou d thc third flares, due June 29 • Roth Western - 11. 51. ie July 17 ; Shrewebury and Birminitham- 1 /. on the "A" charm, due Aug. 1; Shreweaury and tthester-21. on the perpetual Preference 8 per cent lama, due July 15; Shrewebuty and Demo-,liereford-IL due July I • Bligo and Shannon - 21. due July 12; Ss* t oo 51 onabe original shares, due Aug. 1 ; Tat Vale, IL on the 101. shares, due Joy 22; Too and .1 whine and Louden and Ihreelt-11., vue Aug. I ; WhitellaVell aid Furness-21., due Julylo. Taaaersa MOOKet Come.-Gimeron's Coalbroek Steamcael, Swan sea and laugher - till Jul 18; Great Smaller. ond Wedeln (I)-till July 31 ; laintlon and North-Western -from July II till August II ; Midland (Bristol and Birmingham 6 pee cent. stasekl-till Augusre-t til I ; Midl a nd Great Western (I)-till Ju3l ; North Stafford eni July 22; lloyston and 'litchi's from July 25 till Aug. 7. Tilarric.-Waella ending July 8 to J ousicie uly 15.-(From the Raiheay July 1141 TAO. 1 1/48. IF - 1/11 7 8 - 819 Lendonand Blackwaill 1,f49. MAI - 1 London. LI n "htn,ae.. i 1 1...7) 1,113 - Londoe aS. Wean.. .1,682 - 965 Londonderry A Ennio 1 6. : 1,1137 1,201 Mann. $h.0.0. Lee 2.818 . 1.21 i 1,0 - 11'nport & Carlisle- i I - 0 _ 1.131' 80.1 MW lit Western II ; I 105" 14.140 Newcastle a Carnal 2,21 1.3.1 las 9 North Itritteh .; 2 .Nahi 3./0 4.2.4 i Wettish Canvas- 1,0011 I:Fill 3,Teill ftsNtau L Cl'der 1,05: I 4i41 1,568 South nwern 1e,120 3,1356 1,71.16, Tad Vale la* 13,811 21,1901111 mar....• ..... MI 2its White sae Jamcdon I'7 W 2.1 1,418 1 lurk, Nairn. a Bois PTV 11314.11• ii aorta N. altdiand 12,179 Leal . JUIIN 31arl liana A: Ci 12111. 2, Dr.llllll • Mtn ui2l, -, Chipping Nona. Oxfordshie, bank rr, Aug. 9 & Sept. 5 at 11, ate-' litrunaskato CL Solo., Wilkins, North, & Kendall, 8 0. star; Clam & mama, hirminahn- ; o ff . aesig., Valpy, Isumlngemu. WILLIAM TON., Mlatchaeen, ironmongar, Any S at lul, & gam is at 1, at the Newcaustle-upon-Tync Ct. Sots.,La Willa haven ; Gregory. Faulkner, &Cu., Bedford.row; Grifli h a m (Keen% Newcadle-uponTyne ; off'. untie, \TAWS. NF‘w•IMM - olton-Tme. Cinatia W 11.1.1, King-street-tamme, New North-Toni, ',Limo; licensed victualler, Aug. 2 at IS, & & pt. 9 at 12,, at liotrgballet. Sol., klarpUT, kit oninuton-cross ; a sang., Green, Aldnnunbur2, BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. w. ED/34 11 01t, Liverpool, merchant. LNSOLVENT PETITIOXS. T, Booth, Bake•,ll, Ilerbo2ln, D. Joo2. 11.221,4 N, n,,,,,,,,, , dealh. 2. t:ji t. 80 .u.. r ganggra, abop• B. Kirry, C 220., Berktlare,2l24. ...h a. ~,„ 1,,,,,,,,, a,e,,e.,kna, Cbentre, l i l i . Narresa, E 0,2 0.21, 1.2202•20. . Ta...:LFL:warls::d,Nel;:v; 0. 11:::: .. iol ., th. ji.. rei P i r :51 y 1e t fer: t.. . ,, ::: ‘,. 4 : .,.. :: 7 1 , :: : ".' " :„:,. IL. G. 001202 u, Berm*, Mogresten ' draper. 01, 2,12,112 , 10 1 • . a. ru tit 121-., 512 1, 17. 022111242, J. Hopp. Liverpool, publican. ; weal tamer COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. P ROO U C in LANs, I:LT 21germ mark, t closed for the week to.day th, if possible, lees conridenoe in the Roteninient measure the at the corn , enoement, and no b ud. ne.s oi any I mrnce is expccted to be done until the ball bas gamily pawed. A on o of refiners met to-day, in order to erste end protect their prelim interests, and no doubt the West Indiasommaiee u equally se be. Siert ; Wen deficient spores to be the gesetical knowledge et gowenanent as In the thekingre, workintgre, of thehilst ir Otenlarnharea, that we meet se use smaress ts fuu w, ?curetting that st this m umt imapinason the sugar market ass merle nepended the is from eirtlat circumstances ; 70 bads. enW et West India eisidoesides about SOO mid during the week. .ribm Mime boo• plan ssY today. Refined has declined fully e pee we wire isoosee. without inducing buyers to come into segfist. Wail els.** Immediate wants moure. Lumps to .1000110011•14 MOM Ida Ili— Coffee, steady but not t i rbk; good atifieray - maw make, lea le fee ea, Rice t ots been active, end a Mem Memos hat Irma sauna I, to la. 6d. from the late of the 43a. • An.tralian sold in tom* p e t ate 4L.; Markin, 41a. to 425. 9d.: East 44a. Id. to Os. 91.--leßperze Mmdf • infraction et to 2 11; =ll% 246.--3pices without t o o.—Jute told at 171. leo to PM Ode sold Man to 14a*Mgen wood sod at 71. to 71. 15e. Chas. sold at IW. to 171. .Natnegs mid at Si. sd. to 2s. 7d. Mee mid ot demo mold at Is. Id. Peak sego partly sold st 191. Wen 11113CIAlt—Tlie averse price of Sugar, the produce of the Me melmim AMMO. computed from th e returns made in WM* the mei midis. Me ISM Alp .54 July, 1515, is 25e. 10111. per met Mete the eroded Os /Mamma. is 245. ne_ per cwt. Sugar the rf the Ibint Imiimis Mu 3d. mend. The average price of Cd.thrle foregoing jointly, is 255. 21d. per cwt. BRISTOL, 712 LT 21.—a no teesumetiace thw week in our tenser hav e, been on a most limited seekk ad the miniaturist pro. map and trlgiap with Ude wad Impair* Meath of nub, have ast whit uetvorml ea 4 mem% Wilda with dew Get oath =it ode. d Moe Ow pone, sea tt ap point. eaengin Ie aeasals, at s seam of Wilts smpatmeallinsenght hir e i m melt. art lathe; kr et Muds. TM laMe MC be ob. 41.11000111111, Dila et dee/ el Mesa diti=strier the hertberes= moss lee ast es . 6774==.10 Sae Wrap al the alba op whith they are nn. 50 :Aberdeen 1714 321 2 14 L.M. 1: 3 : iIX r. T1V . 1.1 a ferdres it 2 431 g i D D 4 o 121. :el, !V.1.& N. Velks 34 3.1. el ••.1 Ix 00 UM. a 02ford JO. 343,11141 10 Do 4 '..er.J..teact.dlcires It Upl. 111 De N.. .fr•orot on.l Emter 2 341 ~ 11 , 26 04.77.ird5. ..• II 10d. '. too 144 llawkinyhunsalkirls l4 30. li 5.,.. ,e) 1 4:15.144 4la 4 6I:. :4 4i l De. 4 Mara 1 47,ItAmeor a ibtlyboad. ':6 16 26 li 1)... Prelrense ~. . Id. pm Zs Mal 3/ Dubai: & 15:1164 J.. 1.9 11,61 24 K.1n.2.51LW Imi:lit I , T D 19 Du. Ilei. N. 4 11. V 1. 6 1 1) 06 11:5134.14.39)CPri 21 36 104 1) 3 Sectors o:mmie• ._ jl4l 1 36 D 16 D0.11em1ear.5 . 9 4 11 34 424 AIL 40 Do. 414051913.2 401 M. 1:9 Nn - 1 Da do No. sae g) Na .)0 Dobler.c6Eneep s2 l 26144.1 yr.s i 11) 6 jx, 6) Do. do. 6pm cnav 23 ill I 1, 14 Do. I ..4.4r05. .. .. 41 I'=l 6 1 L 4 Do. Na m • - ... 31. tar 26 Kasten. Unto Cs.A 461 L 2.1 Do.do. ... II 71 16:, Lea la Do. do.. - . .... . . (.. US 1211. 101 1 to 11 114...d0.5Lry 1 1 20 De. du.. du. ...... I lld. 20 i 06 Bart LilwoM4hire... II 6 6 0 • / \ 110. Nro 141 IM. 11.40. 3 sidt,t . 4 11.5 1 1 2 ' l ,(l 21 Do.opVt..lacf.l ,l4 . 4 to. 124 50 1 26 6 &sot LiecoMehore .. 1 119. 1 deft .9 6•l3abrshi6ol66gcm WI 40 14 103 •5, Do. i SALIM 64 11 14-4 111 44 t 12. Do.* shown I 2 Bo • ZS 44/94. 4 Nortetern 21 d.r4100.1'...ti1. D..r 2 14.4. 2 , ,Sc ' 14 3394 Northam.. 51 6 li' 1 44 ~.1 4 ;,ffu:. . 1, 1 41.i . 17 1 7 4 1 .44. 1 4 1 ' 9 lu Gredl North 0/690. 231 234 B ' 9 1 16 Do. New, 405 au Do. Isar, 3ul. It De. Noe, 165 4, Urost Weetere , 6.466 16 , 14. I . P ara l4. tar 1 .., 2. Do. elosres .15 . 116 111 , . 13 Du. ;i l e i ve h ll iI: d t u . Heaa t et h r! .. ..-• . 11 03 1.4 0 5 121 Do. *Mares N :Ant. & eurlDie • • 24 e L... 1.4...Third0 ~ ••• • . is d , Lemocellire dare 26 46 Do. do. - 11 1 6 14. 111 1, 43 Do• rams , .7, Do. skates- .... 4 344. 4 0 - 2 Do. ifths. -. .. It 44 IPc.. Sixtuntll, lu. 99e 424 1 ... 13 Do. Tter:l• 41644.1.1 6 26 l" At Do.N.voom.epa. a A 4' ...Litterot..9 4 . 9 r. el 1 ...21 DellWid,l l3 V , l lb T .t. !ft. WO Pol(fdt(333 ‘,. 4 Do, W. It. Dabs. 4 1 :I. 16 -- 4 De.Preslomk IVyr: 3 4 1 361 40 3- ail D 0.6 Ames A 3 41.. 6J Leeds and 1143.3100 3 . 3 4 '7; 46 Gras ao.l Think ... 23 2ID 00 I to Itt 39 Du. New .-...-. tt ' X u I as I*e II Du Gtiarld..llo/5. 2126 34 Lit...o'o36MA, NAU3. 10 let London 4 ail:a. 41 21 Do. Extension . • Se Id ire,,, le ~.. µnowt, 8.4 511 1 1 12 1 8 . 41.1 Do. Cow. higlstAs. 24 lad. 3 t Du. d0•Uudr.59 4 . 1 . 4 CBS 6. • DJ.Pre/.1.1•4•66457. 45 47 74 et 54 10.. du. 14.3 . 2 .-_45 41 7 ' 2 Do.Netosl. o4 triva lb Ile IM L 3.3./. owl ur•••••4. •J .4. D. Pre/creme. • 'la I ~,,,Let• • Waren, 1242 Ti d It at A Do. i Mora Las io 7r a. 17 .4., : I 100. rush.. New- i lli i . et t 6. 1 0 0.4 44 .0 k., G ill 1 _t;9 Do.l6sek.,fif Jr bgo a Oa , -.. ere 9 a..tut.se,...t/ aal. 14 219. 8 e 1 1 o.1::),0... Ale li c 243 P SI ~i • RA ILWAY BILLS Ili July 21. Prom the LONDON:I )= AZ B u T rm T E.—Friday, Wiur an ANOVII, Gateau:ad, Didiniu&lmPl`er„ , t""Tel,. 81 .? 811.1 at. 10,, k Sept. 13 a t 12441 Ne ..eaatle.upon- i yr* .A. We.. Maw Pringle, & CO., K a-rd., liedlubi.riir ; Wilma, Aiam,k ; Hall Ridley. Newcwitimunon.Tyne ; off. mein, Bailor, Newcaste, lIPIII-T/ 8 •• j,... bonnisn, Shrearabury, Jetsetter, July 29 It Aug. 29, at i ks at the Birmingham O. bob, Alembic/ & Byrae, aeculaingaii: buildings; Ilutterarn, knight. It hmenett, Birmingham; a t a * , Whitmore, Birmingham. EIMAIII, HAOKII and Hews.' Eticiw, 31LI.atreet, Beiciamthey, mm, c um.. .my 31 at 2, k Sept. 9at 12, at basAufluntett. bola., tams m Co. waning-ism; ott min., boners, tbantwoolnet. J.,,,,,,,,, 11,,,,,ww,,u, VibiONetlapti-rd, carpenter, Aug. 2 m ii . 4 Sept. 9at 113. at liadieghwilt. bar., Norton & Sea, Na,,',K. Bi.beingate; oft misig., Green. Aldr_rmarbury. AllitAllAnnet-WLP, Manainghum, Y.Skkiliee, wonted npinnet, Avg, 3 k Sept. Bat 11, ut the Leeds Ct. tit Ix, Gregory & ::m& Unseat's. ins; pickup, Bradford; Bend 13 Barwick, Leeds; oft amig, you,. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. S. Bagnall, Leek, Stadfordstare, grocer-let Mr. of 1., any lbarm day, at Christie's, Birmingham. Chatto, Morpeth, linendrisper -Ist dir. of ims, zs, , subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle-spoo•Tyne. J. looter, Shafts., Sortbumbei land, banker-Ist der. of 20!, 21, & acy subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Neweanie-ume.Tym, 11. Harvey, So. Paul's-tetrao r. , 1.1113001 , siockbroker-lst eta. el Is Rd., any Wsdneeltay, at Graham's, Culenisnet. W. !Sennett at J. H. Reynolds, Spdaltieds, wax Meow eb indlera- bat div. of ltd., any Wednesday, at Graham's, Dols man-d. G. Uoyd, Shrewsbury, general ironmonser-In di,. of any Thus aday until Aug. 17, at %%till's, Birmingham. J. Jilbines, Holahan, Devonshire, draper-Ist dir. of !I L Wednesday at Graham's, Coteman-et. T. OrpwaLd, LeicesMr-q., coach currier-let dicii Ica!, any Wedneday, at CM ahem's, Coteman- at. .1. P. Shaw, Mortimer-at. , Cavendish-sq., upholsterer-Is dn. el any Wednesday, at Graham's, Col. man-et. J. Shore. Rochdale, Unceshire, 11 amel manufsehmer-In in. at be., on new peen, July 23, & any subsequent Tumsay, at Fran* Manchester. DIVIDENDS. -Aug. 11. J.Collims Middle. jal, Lincolesiongells, wheelwright-Aug. Is. E. Dibb, td!e, Yorkshire, grow-Aug. 11. Fkja,‘,.., Great Winchester-et-, City, naamdactorer .-Au g . 11. Garthwaite, tlopton, Yorkshire, manuLeturer of limy gee- Aog. It. T. Iletliwell, Banns, Yorkshire, stokbraker-Aug. 12 K. Maims, Scarborough, Yakshire, joiner-Aug. 12. AV. Biugsa, Stashrough, Yorkshire, common brewer. SCOTCH SECIUS.STRATIONS. - Aesander Leigbtae. Nuke, baker, July 28 Sr Aug. 2a, at tbe Royal Hotel, Dundes-Theensi Pm. man, Glasgow, grain merchant, July V & Aug. 17, at the Eaglets!, Glasgow. PARTNERSHIPS DISFOLCI.II3.-W. Raker & R. Fried, WOW --S. Biter. A. Thalami, & S. Baxter, dun, Hislast , W. Racal' &W. R. Bondi, !Bonham, Susses-G. Breund, Vi. Fund & G. Peens, Exeter, so far as regards G. Braund-W. Carter, stet W. C irter, jun., Entsente Warwickshire-T. Carlo tT. Sone; contractors for the upholding et the permanent way of the lures and North Western Railway between London and Busby ma Ike Aylesbury branch-W. ILL Corroc &G. Agett, Liecrpnol-C. 2. H e nderson, A. Moore, &J. W. Roby, Birmingham-B. Faalll, 8. Ktaway, Bridport, Vorsetehire-T. Gill, J. Rundle, & C. V. Bdips Honabridge, Devonshire, ao far He regards C. V. bridgram- W. Hazlett, Londonderry, &J. Reid, Liverpool-J. O. Reap al It. Lancaster, Lenience Pountney-la.-D. Henderson, C. Pas, Henderson. A. Moore, &V. W. Roby, Renfrew, Esoil, nt-Jo. Hoses T. 11:aden, Jno. Holden, & G. Holden, Holderdold, laneschue, • far as regards Jas. Holden-F. Keddell, T. liner, at J. It Gni; Limeet., (:ity•-N. Kennett & E. Cotten, shorelach- 11. Kenna 2 J. G. Goad, Leedt-J. Kirkham ik. J. Cliandsees, tinter cer. c h a nts-J. Levy, E. Levy, &R. Levy, Manchester, to far is regards J. Levy-T. Lind &J. Gill, Plumbers-row, Cayad-S. Lupton, S. Lupton, &H.W. Re leis, Thame, Ostonithirt-f.1. , Moore &W. B. Kew'ry, Liverpool-G. Onky & Dunne Bmi. ford, Yorkshire-T. Rubinson &C. Brewer, Banner-e., St. Lakes- J. Bole &T. 0. Edsley, Deptford-R. Sesnor &C.C. B. Wile t, Old Montague-st., AVtatechapel-T. Wallis & S. Acock', Greaten's. bridge-et., Hackney-rd.-J. Walmaley at It. Hoyle, Foam, lanesshe Westlake, W. C. estlake, &E. Thomason, Southampton-Ps P. Wraps & IL JaCks3ll, W Hoitsiteb, Lincolnshire. SHIPP ING INTBLLIGEA CE.—Meru. WL rivr.^Aari. DOWAIIIL Dun. lg. ?US A 4 DlAbiln ...... 0.1 Holland .... 0 0 India s. fleutti-0 MCLICO OW 3 Waterford . fil Flanders .... 0 sountoii-Julysisi thvanohili 1 Donaghaitee. 11 , Prance. ..... 0 0 Do. Mariellim 0 0 W.loiliiili4 O Ouern.LJers. 0 10 Ltsboo..Julviti 0 hostan and Ua a Brag.. .WO 0 Hambura ... 0 Sydn.N.S.W. in lifts ..July VA GIiAVE,UND, JULY 2l.—Arrived: Girage, Attwoid, Sir Robert Pal, Rotterdam ; AdoniA, Amsterdam ; JCSI" Harriett, St. rite:4M; ' Lord J. Russell, Harlingen; ts.r Itobt. thmpbell, Pernambiteo; Ara thus, Malta; Warrior, Demers; Mathes" Madras; Negiori Bombay; Pearl, Montreal; Sophia, Jamaica; Mann, Maankill Ina, Guernsey' Sophia Mackenzie, Boston; Perseveraose, Ohm; Flora, Kontasburg; Era, Patric—Sailed : Minerva, Sunray; far mereie du Gaud, Ghent; Bostonian, Cadiz; Richard and Clan. Dom; Sol Rideren, Norway; Gertrude, Dash, Newfonnilland; EbUbS Buekbrun, Launeeshin ; leap Memo; Regulus, Newport; 10, tioquensv ; Vision, Liverpool; Elizahith,QUeble; Favouri Ca n a _ots. &c.; Paiinuns, Demerara ; Eliza (galliot), Neat Indies. LIVERPOOL, Jv tv 21.—Arrived: Kestrel, Callao; Itoreboil, Ulu l'ay ; Tioaniara, Cara; Bandtoeb, Dernenra; Garrick, New Siat; Blucher, Rarbadors; Graviin von Whirl, HAM; Congoire, Rm. treat; Echo, Malaga; Elia hetb, Arichat ; Abby Lund, Sivinmh; Port Runde, Schiedam ; Vend* Dordt; W. Milhaveal, St. MT. bunt; Spirit, %inn.; Lightning, Malts; COUrillt, Harwich; lord Seaton, New Corinne. [Advertisemett]—A Yon Awn% WOUND CUBED IioLLOWAVS OINTMV , T AND PILLF.--GIVITO NOR* 1120,1A ,0 4 of Newport, was for months rendered totally unable to work 0r eraf move about the house from the etteMs of a dreadful ahem., 'bib had forum d iu his thigh. and which hod been repeatedly laaced rot' the advice of 111110116 surgeons; ultimately be was admitted into tbs hospital, from whence, alter the best medical skill had been Ind be was distruirsed so incurable; yet, to the o h mastonment of alit dreadful wound was noundly healed by the use ooay's Oirde meat and l'ills, a supply of which was kingly presented to lain by the minister of his pariah.—Sold by all drurgists, and at Profestor o 6 oway's Establishment, 244, Waal, tendon. SURVEIL BURTON. --July Id. at Wieldiest All Saints, the wife of K. BOWL Jun.. Evq., of a daughter. COCIIRAN.-July 17, at Alxiviten. Mrs. Cochran, of a daustster. July lits, at lb glum, the Countess of Weeder, of • son and heir. 0347. MADDISON.-July 16, l tarn. at Cambridge, the wife of the Rey 0 liadrii. TA761.011, of dßUghter, 9.490 MITCIINLL.-.t 17, at Blain Deltic dare. Mitchell, of a son. ploy 0RM512....-July 17, at Athlone. Use fie of lAPI. Orwell, If 2.41, OW Eisi b . 2 .l . alp 16, at Waterloo, the rife of Mr. J. Y. Owen a doooosor. ' mg roj.stccs...A.At.—Joix 19, tHighstroth, bay, the wife of Fredwith 1.5 7 3 , 3 RO i.RTSON.-JuiyiT. • ranehester. Mow C. Robertson, of • roe. 1 .. 73 BAUM DEltsl.-July 10. at Barbotthuoyilla Wore**, Me, C Saunders, of a daughter. gthcAßEl.uly 1,, the wife of Mr. A. T. Scummy, of Rork ter. EM -- Cheshire, of a Me, still.boru. too TiIOMPSON.-July IT, at Colwell -cottage, Esther, the wife of Lieut . 3,4 17 ta.l. J. A Tkoloyin, C. 8.. of rs daughter. Ts, W O ODIIOUSE.-July IS, the wife of the Rev. 0. 11. Woodhouse m 3 rector of Finningiey. of *daughter. 30_7m WOODS. -July 17, at Lower Kilda. in Howe, Carlow, the wife of I. 7:go Woods, Evq., of aeo MARRIAGES. BRAND-lIITCHELL.-July at St. George's, flanoeeraquare. o the Be,. 0. R. Ghia, W. Brand. Erg • of Edinburgh, to Lamer Brume , youngeet daughter of the Lox Cast. B. Mi the tchell. D BRM O -W ILSON.-July IS, at Glasgow, by Rev. titer of the r. J. Crad. Bt. G eo rges, P. Brodie, Nag., to Mary, daub late •011, Era• DAY -11131D.-Jely 10. at Marylebone Church, R. L. Day, Eel s , M Seth Kiwis Light Infantry. to 10suiwt, >smogs-est laughter of J. Very. Coniwanderthee, Sint • seri:. MURDOCII-DOWMAN.-J y lei. at by the Rev.& Coe nen, of the Free Chureit,_Coatbridge. Burdgols Bulbar to Martha., daughter of T. Bowman, Esq., Rennin, Old Rouelus P. NWTON -Id I LLIIO.-July ld, at Linsdale, Buda, by the ger P N (Surrey, L. Newton, Eaq., of Gtholle, N orthamptcthrlare. to Elizabeth Marie, youngest daughter of the late Cast. R.N. sossiatTsu.).-PATtliaal.--July IS. by tho Rev. J. C. uww! the Prow thumb, Kirkliston, D. II Itoberthon, }:ssq., Leith to OW N Claimers, only rarefying daughter of the late R. Paterson, of Newland.. RODERTSON -RITCIIIE.-Juy 13, at Glasgow, by th e Be!. IL. Ring, Kilbride, Er. .1. Robefthon, Glasgow, to liargere_t...me daughter of the law F. Bug., of Rirktiablia. Wed lEfw" o T Ye (1 :1 r-E 1 -July at Bt. Georges. Bloomsbury. Rte. R. W. MIMI, le H. J. Tuella, Esq., to Mal Ala. daughter of the tate C. Dlbslin. Req. DILATER. ATKINSOE.--July IR, at Seataor, isle of Wight, Mi. 8. AIWA riltic.-July IR, at Wotton„near JohnM Anne, dam] deur ter of the Rev. Y. T. Wyly, rector of et. the Dao lol . l. Aldithea, In that city. HALL. -July .0, at Myren, .wife of Mr. B. Mo l/ of Oalneborough. aged ERN DERBOIO.-Jely 19, at Ithavarend . William, only eon of W. 00 aww , iir Era, aged I. KENN laged ,DY uly 11, T. RenhodY, EA., of liiiisstreet. MO° wn, Re. MtoACDONOUOII.--July IA at Russell-square, Sarah. evict I P.O. Readonough, Esq., late of Antigua. QC Q 1N...-JuJ x y le. J.-J u osephine, Younge4 daughter of the late Aiw a J. uin. ~ eged 13. RADCLIFFEky at Atherton. J. Irseig l s =ed RMOD J I7. ES - Jol l y t lO. at Esettfoy.terlsoit Maidevale, J. WOW. Ras leut. I9th F.ag 99. SAW YE L-July IA at ed Ramayste,-Ilardet Sarah, wife et H. J. Gorr& Req., of the Middle Temple, aged 26. salirauftp•—s lay 1* Joao. taw Dow of Mr. Ord, 111614 aged De. discr , WAX EP IRL.-July so os uszonsoss.pkooo. Now•ss otk T. W eld. brat gebilabee elmext iN0 .1.114.g0.t. et ferk... wg....heertrArt Waterrlsre-Se st London Erenin. Contninn, in addition t s ummAEY of the I GENcE which mar at THE EXPRESS hs Comae , n derce, and t ifJournal. But the the MONEY, I CATTL E, Every ',especial! EXPRESS on retell In c 6d. tar quarter ; are requested to rem gable to Mr. Ilrrn rite-Wert, lin.dl . and o her ! rit-_trees, If-, i Boun_____.— - - - ONE lit/NM LOOT or STOLII Threniew 9 . 4 .. 14 ""' , . , T , HANK a /0 , A ito use 1 fur Adr . r , la Vn Vo payment of Va. no t will Anal snob 1nf0r.... dea notes v. ahm .Lore reuard, or a or. now.a room nod, If I ° Reader, If ..tace. — . l IM ht. Welted ' ,mat, 1.., oleo, Man.4.1,..k.e. I 11AIL.- 111 : 1) rtoYAL FAR an I IIAIL 1:7 . 8 °powered 1/14 b a ld. reduAton In till may amuse thenah.• to-.. C' 'l' Averasc in the" 1..0 sat the ammo: wilt or until %bey nrehartete Taro.or for P cd, fon Turn . l.l. l al. Hay, la (ham ht 11. upward , A g ent. are jl t f.ri , r ; wbamTtZt:;l. s;t/LICIT( )itti 1, A RO . CII 11 1.11 V 01V1. .m the mid 11 , emoe.l7, Cheilr4TY la ~00..3y Ifs Li:1141) 0 N o Chatter l to y al oNsbin, MESh KS. and Aare noetfull. to 4 to to Idl:Y a0 . .1 n 13 ..L al l W English and fonahm . L. so.' railway Alai, taloa Commoliar e, all faTouwaro rertu , 7111 E PElt Tho hhth W 11.L1.111 S. ltl .n pu nt e d natoal mental article u-ta • %whale purity awl ktano, 01.111.0111 called aub.utate... articha manor:tow Table SIYIOIII 4 00 Deacrt ditto and 4 Tt• ditto and dit ., ° Tl Y (lrk! ' l ‘ ..f4Ll 4 l Introdaral urni m and lIIIIITONL Elainaton owl Co to eterling niter, manta,. In tti 44 IteelL and the • guarantee that an y lt rea+rd, woo an other halve, from real Alter. Tea Spoons. Demurs Fork Dr-sotSlo44 Table Fort:, Table spooo Tux and cnifee All kinde 44 re Detailed cauth art-WU:4.4,M (per WILLIAM eenemt Furni ape as no ktratu and &atoll. lino Area (corner of tie Wellautreet, SILVER •1000" 01 Auntie., 15h1441 , snit. Silycvnie plated article:4, no trout lc, and corm-lon. Sol per bottle. in' Ilthrat4l44. St. P nard, Shtri 444 r: 'Lipton and Co. The owl° 01110 HAiti): mend. from the duty Y It contains other deacrlpt teutimonlah n Infanta. Mr.44.1t able dnutztua. am act Mon are genuine r Itnent TILE 'ft EXTP eradleatlnr. all eruelatloe tth Rill be fouu.l future Mizell lions from It I. nerfocUy flatulency ato per botee.—l m a orra The Gorerna "A. thereon —Sol THE S a rll pr.,. It- o. amok ammo; i affor hot that e.ooldde oor of"Theolla glen to hies 'gore neittod eatial more , . and tie tote . minted to TI I: Won h. to! Now retvly.i In 'norm, immand VANI v.•. 31 ni , try,.. the, 111. T 1.1 the Itt Ind Ital. W CONTIM steht's tr the hoer , tee. to t arneoet We allot? street: :4 To b. SOO R tt viewed NT. E B bl Mit'