The Express. — London, England, 1847-08-07 00:00:00

I 14 i. I • 4 THE EXI • befell her death, to have proildx.l, yourself with the woßsair.rt!EEr.-- itLiciT _DISTILT.kTIO!'.--Geo: that rate in any C means of getting rift of her. Whe it was for the pm- Thompson, a jobbing tailor ; Joseph Thompson, his son; discount pose of disposing of a woman who bad become burdensome More and Eli'''. vn Pcnrce' and AM" Junes, were placed India Steck 24" to you, or whether her presence interfered with your con- at the bar before Mr. Broughton, charged with twine con- Foreign 'ate shilling the lawlea3 connexion you had formed, I know not. centred in the manufacture of illicit spirits upon en extensive It certainly may be said thateit war not necessary that she scale, on premises in the occupation of the first-named few dealings should be disposed of by death, for the purpose of your Peiwneve in Oulford-road, Kingtlend.—Dean and Morehead, Cents., 56 to continuing the career of wickedness with which you hare two officer* of Customs, deposed that in consequence of in 6. spanish been so long lirk.d, but it is quite clear from the evidence ferdeatiww they had received from a gentleman residing in" port sae i that you purchased the p,ison—that Oil year clothes were Doweham-read, Kiageland, who complained of the annoy- , . i found mares of your miter it—that your wife con- once he experience! from the practice, they bad kept a yip- uargaing (' I 1. tinned to take it from time to Crate io such thrill dos" that at the reriod of her dealt there was fueled within her some on the Lust watch Upp Thompson's house fir some ease past, and quoted I precedingovraing tree three female prisoners came Foreif e ten times the quantity which, adaliniatered at (race, would front the house adjamnite No. 20, each with somethirg bulky chief di. have produced death, and that you saw her day after day, concealed beneath Wm ottani. They were stopped, and enter tins w . and nieht be night, wasting away in • protracted disease nnd a severe struggle the ofitters succeeded in discovering four '''''"' darn, with linger tortuie—producing her deash by them ost latge bladders, each of which co:deified from or.c to two I . . cruel means that meld have been adopted to satisfy your n depraved decimation. Down to the time of her death, while she was even, as it were, in the eget:ace of death, you 'etre allous of raw spirit,. The elder woman Pearce endeavoured Ham' w ith her teeth to tear open the side of the bladder she car- to! tied, which she afterwards dashed upon the ground and 2t ; seeking the society of the woman whom either you had se- tramped on, in the hope of bunting it; this the officers pre- Die ducal or whose seeuctions you had listened to, but with vented her from doing ; and having conveyed the three ~' whom you had undoubtedly formed for months that imrorr women to the station, returned back to the house is com p ea connexion. And when death had closed the scene of er Puny of three Poliele officers, who placed themselves at antferine, instead of remembering the years of domestic hap- the beck of the house, while the Custem-hnute officers i • eats. you had enjoyed with the partner of your existence, stationed themselves in the front. Dean and Morehead you sought to end solace in the arms of the woman whom were advancing to the prisoners' door, when two men I either you had led astray or who had led you astray; or pos. suddenly darted out, and jumping into a cart wheel was sibly you ware both ready to run the career of guilt is which waiting for them, attempted to drive off ; but the you were as last arrested. You now protest that you are in. officers seized the reins, and the men leaped out into tb noeent. I cannot conceive upon what ground say one can road, and ',biking the most determined of the officers entertain • doubt of the guilt that belongs to your stunning blow in the lice, effected their escape. The n • . conduct during the whole period of the three weeks cent made their way in at the beck of the house, and i . " of your wife'. illness. In comnien with the jury, I enter- entering. the knells i discovered a large still at full a ; ' e - tabs no doubt that it was your hand that administered the with nitrite still ruining off, together with five poison, that it was your will and intention that caused casks tilled with soutanes wash. The younger pre your wife's death, that you betrayed her whom you had Thcmenon, who had his shirt-sleeves tucked in sworn to protect, and that you forgot what was due to the west the only person in the room, was secured laws of God and man, and the solemn piedge which you had upon searchieg the room the officers disease given at the altar of Gad, which you daily desecrated. aperture bentath the sink, covered with a slider . Under these circumstances, you now stand to receive the and communicating with the next house, throu judgment of the court, and I can bold out to you no hope of one of the police officers made his way, sr mercy in this world. I can only earnestly implore you, upper room of the second home discovered the eld while yet there is time, to think of and bitterly repent the son, whom they secured. The prisoners all decli ''e.... sins you have committed, and the crime of which you have any defence, and the magistrate had just die been guilty, and week, where at any time it may be found, three women, in consequence of the officers ' by repentance, the pardon which ia deeded von in this produce the spirits they had found in their poe world. His lordship then passed sentence of death in the the act imperatively requires, and was ale ,[ equal form.-1 he court rose at half-past S, and this closed charge the younger Thompson, upon the gr the assizes. ire under the control of his father, wh' erisoner exclaimed that he bad not worked I r WESTERN CIRCUIIe—BaIDOWATin, Aro. 5. lkther, but another man, who had engager The business of the maize* for the county of Somerset pose; and Mr. Broughton, therefore, ear eommenced here this mornieer, the commission having been clear to admit of any doubt, and sentence opened yesterday evening. The Lord Chief Justice Wilde sons to pay • penalty to the Queen of Ss. presides in the Crown Court, and Mr. Justice William.. on , stand committed foe three months to the c:vil leJe. The cause list presents to the gentlemen of ' rcetion.—Neither of the penalties the learned profession the unwelcome intelligence that lei• pri,uners were committed. gallon is by no means on the ircrease in this county. Until eIARYLEBONE.—A m:exy F the last few years. 50 causes was not an unusual number to Ise entered for trial, and at the present melees there are only w charged '5 Mr. Barker, superin' 15, all if which, with the exception of 3, are to be tried by mil Nortb-Wt'e-;,terre Railway Comp' common buries. In the Crown Courts the business is very defrauded the slid company of ells. heavy. Tne calendar captains the names of 8.5 prisoner, to London without be trig pose • - his fare two of whe are accused of murder. Since the publication the After the pas hr w. W. of the calendar, perm& eases were added, and the number Euston-square Station, apu carriages with a lantern, in ordr I ' has now leached to nearly a hundri d. left. He found the prisoner ter Rise ream—Before Mr. —Mal and a comma, Jury. le• • 0 antioav te COHNER.--Mal I:IOL'a PltuarCUTlON.—The of a first-class carriage. Ile s plaintiff and defendent were both respectable farmers Birmingham, and was in gee Il `'' and the action was brought to recover cempcnsatiea in custody at the station, en'', 7 damages for a malicious prosecution. It appeared that, to Mr. Barker, saying that in the moteth of March last. the contending parties atteneed past been in very reduced an enaction, and their horses were put into a stable with their his misconduct would oe 1. I - asahlies on. The defendant left the sale at about 5 o'clock in was anxious to get to sea ' work on the line until o, oon, and on his return to the stable he found that . to be liquidat die, which was a new one, had bent taken from his 0 ... considered e a back, and a comparatively old one plet-el there in its not desiroes of pressir therefore discharged. The defendant, being unable to obtain any informa 1i . Ctinspecting his oaadle, was obliged to make use of that . WESTMINSTER Ali bad been =Wither(' for it. On the following morn. Ceene.—Elesea Kei *glee observed the malues name upon the saddle, and he was dually nidnli "Iterwards discovered that it belonged to the plaintiff. The robberies in the ho. plaintiff having been at the sale on the previous day, the de- had been emplo' fondant came to the conclusion that he had stolen his saddle. originally apprehr He therefore obtained a search warrant, and having containing amu banded it to a constable, he went with hint to Mr. Copt. Scott, in Gregory's house, where be found that the plaintiff ticulars of whi' i had taken home a saddle which did not belong that examinee , to him. On examining it, the defendant identified it having found as his property, and he else observed that one of the girths box. he had' . lad been removed, and the maker's mime rubbed off. It against him . likewise a ppeareil that the saddle had received the appendage yesterday. of a crupper, which was not attached to it previously. The stealing • • plaintiff was accordingly taken before the Rev. Mr. Luttrell, the resit' .- 'magistrate at Dumber, when Mr. Gregory made the fol- police-see •' • lowing statement . He left the tale, he slice, at seven o'clock he fouls, in the evening, and when be returned to his stable where ferred 1 • - lend the bosses had been placed, he discovered that the saddle Sligo. t' been taken off Ins horse', back, and he could not find stick a - s , . It. He, however, saw a saddle hanging upon a peg, and it other , e being dark at the time, he did not perceive that it was not duce' # his own. Ile therefore placed it upon his horse's back, and beer rode away, but he Dad not proceeded far, before he disco- em• vereel thit he had taken a saddle which did not belong to Mr • ltim, and he mentioned the fact to a person whom he called rye' es a witness. MrCroner also gave his version of the story, t" and the magistrate ultimately committed the plaintiff for trial, but allowed him to put in hail. The defendant ac cordingly preferred an indictment against the plaintiff at the anizra but the grand jury ignored the bill. Hence the pre ' sent action, and on the part of the defendant, Mr Cockburn (with whom war Mr. H. T. Cole), contended that th plaintiff ought to be nonsuited on the ground that the • was reasonable and probable cause for the defendant to e pect that lee had stolen kis saddle ,• and it was furthpr ue that the defendant was not, as alleged in the dedlere actuated by malicious motives in the course be had pun The question was not whether the plaintiff had really the saddle, but whether the defendant had sufficient teseejay reerlhi.mu.—anM ar.Juscetic:(Wiilianmseliadnhdepairbuale hisl have them to decide whether or not th' oatactuated by malicious motes-es. I hielmeser lie defeadsat's counsel leave to / ', renew dis as* ebeedi.i be of opinion the tenigneldioennee for suspecting the ... oillem• poi the jury for she deteui i • Iseeemeeesittp the case. Verdict fe —Demsgaillt. - . NORTH WALES CIRC U LT.—Cm:sr Caowe Cocas.—Refute Mr. Ju tine Cr, CIiA.ROE Or CHILD MURDIII3.—Tho en/ nmined for trial this morning was that o' named Grace Denys, aged 22,wh0 was cher retarder of her own illegitimate child.—T conducted by Mr. Townsend and Mr. Ye! was undefendeth—When placed at the aura dreadfully excited, wept aloud, ar before the proceediage could be gone ability to pay attention to them. r of the witnesses she several times f beam for the kind attention of the It lain to the gaol, and that o hardly be supposed she would have dreadful ordeal.—Mr. Townsend, jury, was proceeding to obsere opinion that the laudanum of w' been administered with the inte negligently and carelessly, of I' her guilty of manslaughter, pressed hh dissent. He was regard to surgeons and gum, to other parties, he rather' but if Mr. Townsend c on the subject, he a' then proceeded, and called from whose cv 31st of March last the child ; that se the its in the family of Mr. r bead. having on the a 21st April de deter the intention of ler ever, did not seen About 5 o'clock t 120 drops of laud ill. At 10 it hai in. and found t! I the effects of In in the weenie re being ti i 3ra iLe nof th' child laudan His lords opinion the purpose of if it ware %Musty, ea Guilty. . . iX tat' eve re th f I I' • til k 4 before her death, to have prodded yourself with the morns of getting rift of her. Whether it was for the pur pose of disposing of a women who bad become burdensome to you, or whether her penance interfered with your con tinuing the 'tales; connexion you had formed, I know not. It certainly may be said that c h was not nectsoary that she should be disposed of by death, for the purpose of your continuing the carter of wickedness with which you have been so long lirk.d, hut it is quite char from the evidence that you purc!.ascd the pdson—that on loor clothes were found mara of your poiseleiug it—that your wife con tinued to take it from time to titan, in such rm,tl doss" 'bet at the reriod of her dotal there was found ...Wilts her some ten times the quantity which, administered at mice, would have produced death, and that you saw her day after day, and nicht by nicht, wasting away to • protracted disease and with linger.ng torture—producing her death by the most anal means that weld have been adopted to aatialy your depraved dilmaitioc. Down to the time of her death, while she was even, as it were, in the tigoni-.1 of death, you .C[o seeking the satiety of the woman whom either you had se duced or whose seductions p.m had listened to, but with whom you had undoubtedly formed for months that improper connexion. And when death had closed the scene of her s#tferine, instead of remembering the yeses of domestic hap eats, you had enjoyed with the partner of your existence, you sought to fled solace in the arms of the woman whom either you had led astray or who had led you astray; or pos sibly you ware both ready to run the career of guilt in which you were st last arrested. You now protest that you are in nocent. I cannot conceive upon what round ay one can entertain • doubt of the guilt that belongs to your conduct during the whole period of the three weeks of your wife's illness. In commou with the jury, I enter- , twin no doubt that it wits your hand that administered the poison, that it wal your will ad intciation that caused your wife's death, that you betr n ayed her whom you had sworn to protect, and that you forgot what was due to the Jaws of God and man, and the solemn pledge which you had (0,111 at the altar of God, which you daily desecrated. Under these circumstances, you now stand to receive the judgment of the court, and I can bold out to you no hope of merry in this world. I can only ea rn estly implore you, while yet there is time, to think of and bitterly repent the sins you have committed, and the crime of which you have been guilty, and seek, where at any time it may be found. by repentance, the pardon which in devied you in this world. His lordship then passed sentence of death in the equal form.—the court rose at half-pant 11, and this closed the assizes. WESTERN CIRCC fie —lie resew ATilt, Avo. 5. - The business of the easizes for the county of Somerset eommesced here this morning, the corns:M.9km having been opened yesterday evening. The lewd Chief Juetice Wilde presides in the Crown Court, and Mr. Justice Williams on the evil sole. The cause list presents to the gentlemen of the learned profession the unwelcome intelligence that liti• gatien is by no means on the iectease in this county. Until the last few years, 50 causes was not an unusual number to be entered fee trial, and at the present mains there are only 15, all cf which, with the exception of 3, are to be tried by enennion juries. In the Crown Courts the business is very heavy. Trio calendar captains the names of 8.5 prisoners, two of whom are amused of murder. Since the publication of the calendar, Fermi eases were added, and the number Du now reached to nearly a hundred. lens Nam—Before Mr. Justine Williams soda Common Jury. 0 antioae c. COHNER.—MaI 1:101:i PHU:WeI:MIN.—The plaintiff and defendent were both respecnbte farmers #' - and the action W• 4 brought to recover cempinpatioa in damage, for a malicious prosecution. It appeared that, in the mopth of March last, the contending parties attended an suction, and their hones were put into a stable with their • saddles on. The defendant left the sale at about 5 o'clock in o. oon, and on his return to the stable he found that w •s- rile, which was a new one, had bent taken from his e, a back, and a comparatively old ono placed there in its CtThe defers t, being unable to obtain any informs respecting his siddle, was obliged to make use of that 'u had been substituted for it. On the following mora le/the otaerved the maker's name upon the saddle, and he sfeerwarde discovered that it belonged to the plaintiff. The plaintiff having been at the sale on the previous day, the de fendant came to the conclusion that he had stolen his saddle. He therefore obtained a search warrant, and having banded it to a canetable, he went with him to Mr. Gregory's home, where be found that the plaintiff Lad taken home a saddle which did not belong to him. On examining it, the defendant identified it as his property, and he else observed that one of the girths . lad been removed, and the maker's name rubbed off. It . likewise appeared that the saddle bad received the appendage of a crupper, which was not attached to it previously. The • plaintiff uses accordingly taken before the Rev. Mr. Luttrel, ~- . magistrate at Donator, when Mr. Gregory made the fol • owing statement : Ile left the sale, he said, at seven o'clock is the evening, and when he returned to his stable where tar horses had been placed, he discovered that the saddle la been taken off his horse's back, and he could not find • . M. He, however. saw a saddle hanging upon a peg, and it being dark at the time, he did not perceive that it was not # his own. He therefore placed it upon his horse's back, and rode away, but he Dad not proceeded far. before he disco vered thit he had taken a saddle which aid not belong to Elm, and he mentioned the fact to a person whom he called es a witness. MeCroner also gave his version of the story, and the magistrate ultimately committed the plaintiff for trial, but allowed him to put in bail. The defendant ac cordingly preferred an indictment against the plaintiff at the &wiz! S but the grand jury ignored the bill. Hence the pre vent action, and on the part of the defendant, Mr Cockburn (with whom was Mr. If. T. Cole), contended that the plaintiff ought to be nonauited on the ground that there was reasonable and probable cause for the defendant to sus pect that he had stolen his saddle ; and it was further urged that the defendant was not, as alleged in the delleratesen, actuated by malicious motives in the course be had pursued. The question was not whether the plaintiff had really owlets, the saddle, but whether the defendant had sufficient reason tieseer e c r t e hisa.—Mr. Justice Williams said he should tell the was an abaance of reasonable and probable cause, .1t" line them to decide whether or not the defend s's estuated by malicious motives. Ile would, v tila UMW! los defeadsat's counsel leave to move for a ', maw* AD omit abasii- be of opinion that there was Limmagis mil youldie tram for suspecting the plaintiff.— Ine=aillieteml the jury for she defendant, and the eurimirup the case. Verdict fur the plaintiff —Demist 40t. • . WORSHIP.STREET.-11Lterr DISTILT.ATION.—Geo. Thompson, a jobbing taller; Joseph Thompson, his eon Mary and Eti,:beth Nara, and Mary Junes, were placed at the bar before Mr. Broughton, charged with beam con cerned in the manufacture of illicit quits upon an extensive wale, on premises in the occuprion of the first-aimed reiscner, in Gulford-road, Kingsland.—Dean and Morehead, two officers of Customs, deposed that in consequence of in feriaation they had received from a gentleman residing in- Downkameread, Kiel/eland, who complained of the m0n0) . .. ones he ex.vrienali from the practice, they bail kept a vial. Lust watch lipp Thempson's house f a some days past, and on the preceding, v exing toe three female prisoners came from the homes adaomleor No. 20, each with something bulky concealed beneath lite shawl. They were stopped, and inter a severe struggle the oilier' succeeded in discovering four large bladders, each of which tout:Med from or.c to two gallons if raw spirit", The elder woman Pearce endeavoured with her teeth to tear open the side of the bladder she car ried, which she afterwards dashed upon the ground and tramped on, in the hope of bursting . it ; this the officers pre vented her front doing ; and baring conveyed the three women to the elation, returned back to the house ii com pany of three police officers, who placed themselves at tie beck of the hou-e, while the Custom-house officers stationed themselves on the front. Dew and Morehead were advancing to the prisoners' door, when two men soddenly darted out, and jumping into a cart which was waiting for them, attempted to drive off ; but the silleeta seized the reins, and the men leaped out into the mad, and ',biking the most determiued of the officers a stunning blow iu the face, effected their escape. The ai ms made their way in at the back of the house, and on mitering the leather t discovered a large still at full work, with s pirits still rainier; off, together with five water casks tilled with wellies wash. The younger prisoner, Thempon, who had his shirt-sleeves tucked up, and was the only person in the room, was secured; and upon searching the room the officers discovered an aperture banal' the sink, covered with a sliding panel, and commuuicating with the next house, through which one of the police officers made his way, and in an upper room of the second house discovered the elder Thomp son, whom they secured. The prisoners all declined offering any defence, and the magistrate had just discharged the three women, in consequence of the officers neglecting to produce the spirits they had four.d in their posecesi, n, which the act imperatively requires, and was about also to dire charge the younger Thompson, upon the ground of his act ing under the control of hie father, when the younger prisoner exclaimed that he had not worked the still fur his 'nether, but another man, who had engaged him for the pun. pose; and Mr. Broughton, therefore, said the case was too Blear to admit of any doubt, and sentenced both the Thomp son. to pay • penalty to the Queen of 301., or in default to stand committed foe three months to the House of Cer rection.—Neither of the penalties was paid, and the prironers were committed. eIARYLEBONE.—A LUCKY EscArE.—Jolin incite was charged by Mr. Barker, superintendent of the London and North-Western Railway Company's police, with having defrauded the said company of ins., by riding from Birming ham to London without le tog possessed of means for paying his fare. After the passengers bad given their tickets. at the Euston-square Station, a peeler went into the various carriages with a lantern, in order to see if any articles were left. lie found the prisoner secreted under cue of the emits of a first-class carriage. He raid that be had travelled from Birmingham, and was in peat distress he was detained in custody at the station, aria, while there, he addressed a note to Mr. Barker, saying that he (prisoner) had for some time past been in very reduced circumstances, and that he hoped his misconduct would be forgiven. Ile was a mariner, and was anxious to get to tea again ; he was willing to do any work on the line until the amount of his tare might be caasidered to be liquidated.—Mr. Barker said that he was not desirous of pressing for a penalty, and the pria.ne: was therefore discharged. ' WESTMINSTER.—Ronnentas BY A iiOVSE-AOENT'S CLERN.—Ebsba Kemp, clerk to Mr*. Marsh, houreament, was dually examined, charged with several extensive robberies in the houses of the nobility and gentry . where he had been employed by his mistress. The prisoner was originally apprehended upon the charge of stealing • tax, containing a muslin dress, from the residence of the lion. Copt. Scott, in Chtshawstrect, Belgrave-square, the par ticulars of which appeared in our paper of July 2S. Oa that examination Thornton, • police-sergeant, stated that having found 60 pawnbrokers' duplicates in the prisoner's box. he bad no doubt he could produce a number of charges against him, upon which the latter was remanded until yesterday. The first charge against him was that of stealing • quantity of linen met - bther articles from the residence of the Marchioness of Sligo. The police-sergeant said that en searching prisoner's room he found a number of duplicates, eight of which re ferred to property belonging to the hlarchioness of Sligo. He also found in the spattment an ormolu candle stick and =Zen, port of a very valuable dinner service, and other articles.—Several pawnbrokers' assistants here pro duced different articles, and deposed to their having been pawned by the accused at the slums of their employers. Mrs. Taylor, late housek• epee to the Marchioness of Sligo, identified the whule of the pro perty produced by the pawnbrokers, and part of that found by Thornton in the prisoner's room.—Mrs. Marsh said that she was employed by the Marchioness of Sligo as house agent. The prisoner, as her clerk, was at the house of the marchioness In the latter part of last year and this beginning of the presents She identified the china and Nome other of the articles prcduced by Thornton.— • servant at the house in lelansfield-street proved having seen the prisoner there with the ormolu maid:e st:Eck in his hand. lie said he was g9ing to lock it up. Various other charges were made owlet the prisoner of laving robbed the houses of Viscount Jocelyn, Capt. BO ea. snit Lady Dawson, in • similar manner. In each close dui=was produced by pawnbroker', and identified ;. but to detail them would be a mere repetition /the first charge. Similar cues might bare been brought forward against the prisoner of having robbed Lord Gordon, Lady Waterpark, and others ; bat the prisoner made no defence in either caw, and Mr. Burrell did not consider it necessary to go further mite the charges. The prisoner was then fully committed upon the charges above &tidied, and upon 'hat heard on the previous occasion of stealing the box and drag from the Hon. Capt. Scott's. LAMBETH.—" FINDINGS" NOT KREPINGS."—John Hudson was charged with appropriating a 401. Bank of England note that bad been lost by Mr. Edward Church. Oa Thursday fortnight Mr. Church lost • 401. Bank of England note. He gave information of his bra at the Bank, and on its being paid in he received intimation of the fact. With the arsistance of a pollee-constable he ascertained that on the very day he had mewed it the note had been offered to Mr. Herring, a ceachmaker, in the Westminster-road, by the prisoner, in payment for a chaise which he had pur chased, and bad been changed. The prisoner in the first instance said he bad taken the note from a person on the lintel Exchange, whose name he dal not know, iu payment for a quantity of oak timber which he bad sold hint, but subsequently declared that it had been given to him by a person named (Edney, one of the witnesses who had been called against his. He said that on the morning of that day fortnight Gidney came to him, and said he had a 401, note, which he had endeavoured to get charged, but was unable, and requested he would prortne it for him. They went together and purchased the desire, and Gidney pocketed nearly the whole of the difference.—Mr. Norton ordered Gidney to be placed at the bar, and remanded both him end Hudson for further exantinatain. STRANGE FREAK AND FACAPlE—Artltm 4 Berne, a young fellow with a wooden leg, was charged with jumping over Vauxhall-bridge. Between the hogs of three and four o'clock on that morning • waterman on the Surrey hide of Vaaxhall.bridge heard a splash in the water, and heard a cry that some person had jumped off the bridge. He got into his boat, and found the prisoner support ing himself by one of the abutments, On seeing him the prisoner tel up a loud laugh, asked him what bad become of his " tile" (in his hurry he had left his hat on shore), and commenced some low jesting." The waterman got him into his boat, rowed him on shore, and gave him into the custody of an officer.—The prisoner, in eeply to the charge, said that he had been drinking rather hotly, and, while going over Vauxhall-bridge, said he had a good mind to jump over. His friends dared him to do it, and said he had not the pluck to attempt it, upon which he jumped over and dropped into the water hcarciremoit.—Mr. Norton ordered him to find good bail for ens month. THAMES.,—BantraL ASSAULT.— William Bart was charged with taisaulting Mr. John Saunders Raymond, a builder.—Mr. Raymond, whose face was very much cut, steed that when he commenced business he had been de frauded by some of his workman, among whom was the prisoner, and bad refused to employ them again. Yester day morning, as he wagoing to overtook his men, he bad several bricks thrown at him, but the patties assailing him kept out of sight. •In the ernoon several of his discarded men, amongst whom was the prisoner, met him, and com menced insulting and jeering him, and declared they would find • way of serving him our, and the prisoner delibehtaly flung a atone at his hos, striking him under the eye. They then all ran away. He pursued them, and gave the prisoner into custody.—Mr. Ballantine said, even if Mr. Raymond had no complaint Whatever to make against any of them, ks had a right to employ what men he pleased, and he should punish acy such cam as the present that came before him. lie should firm the prisoner U., or wed him to gaol for one month to hard labcrim.-14cked up in default. NORTH WALES CIRCUI.I.—CHESTXR, Avo. 5. Caowm Cc...T.—More Mr. iu tire eesewril. CHLROE Or CHILD MI3IDEU.—The only case which re mained for trial this morning was that of a young female named Grace Thom aged 22,wh0 was charged with the wilful retarder of her own illegitimste child.—The prosecution was conducted by Mr. Townsend and Mr. Yardley.—The prisoner was undefendead—When placed at the bar the prisoner be ccur.z... dreadfully excited, wept aloud, and it was some time before the proceediags could be gone on with, from her in ability to pay attwation to them. During the examination of the witnesses she several times fainted, and had it not been for the kind attention of the Rev. H. S. Joseph, chap lain to the gaol, and that of the matron, it can hardly be supposed she would have been able to sustain the dreadful ordeal.—Mr. Townsend, in stating the case to the jury, was proceeding to observe that if the jury were of opinion that the laudanum of which the child died had not been administered with the intention of destroying life, but negligently and carelessly, of lul:ing it, then they might fled ker guilty of manslaughter, when the learned judge ex pressed dissent. He was aware it had been In Id to with regard to auri;eons and quack doctors ; but so far as related to u•hor parties, he rather inclined to a different opinion; but if Mr. Townsend could show him any authority en the subject, he should fuel obliged. The case then proceeded, and a number of witnesses were called from whose evidence it appeared that on the 3lst of March last the primer had a female illegitimate thild ; that on the 7th April she Apt engaged as wet nurse in the family of Mr. Drinkwater,iretiimer terrace, Birken head. having on the same day placed her child out. Oa the 21st April de deceased was given up to the prisoner, with the intention of both going to the workhouse. She, how ever, did not succeed in obtaining an order of admiralties. About i; o'clock the same afternoon the primmer purchased 120 drops of laudanum, and at 7 the child was found to be lit At 10 it had Income 'twice, when a surgeon was called ia. and found the child dying from what he believed to be the effects of laudanum. It lingered, however, until 4 o'clock in the morning, and on a post martens examination the no tions of the surgeon st were confirmed. —The prisoner, on childen the ' I t a a ut n n u l m at6 hti cu t said she Tliti te n d ot t th r i ` n t i s c h i e t h w a o d ufr kill it. His lordship in summing up the case, said, if they were of *pinion that the prisoner administered the laudanum for the purpose of injuries; the child she was guilty of murder, but if it was only for the purpose of quieting it, although Mesa. timid!, it was no more than an accident.--Verdict, Not Guilif. This ended the business. ~'r. POLICE.—Y ESTERDAT. IKANSION-HOUSE.—CONDUCT OF SU:An-BOAT CAP tiisse.—Tla Lard Mayer read a letter complaining of an evil which he hoped the publicity thus gives might tend to redress. The LAW related that, on the afternoon of Aug : 3, the Wit'r paid for a ticket at the Hungertord.bridge pier, fir the seven o'clock Kew boat. On the arrival of the boat, the officer iu charge of the pier called ‘' Kew, " and the neighbouring places. Oa entering the boat, which was the Twilight, th 3 writer asked the captain if he went to Kew, and was answered in the affirmative. On reaching the Cado pan pier, at Chelsea, the passengers were requested to go on shore, the captain saying that he should go no farther. Re monstrance was used, but in vain: all had to land.. Some bad token tickets for Putney, others for Brentford, Ham mersmith, Kew, &e. There was no other conveipnce of any kind from that point, and the writer sad several others were compelled to return to Hungerford in order to find some means of conveyance. At the Hungerford pier they were offered, but refused, the price paid for their tickets. The writer, Mr. \V. Brown, of Kew, anneted a list of pas. Peppers, many of whom were ladies, who requested him t) communicate with his lordship, thinking that he, as conservator of the Thames, would have some power of _preventing a repetition of such imposition.— The Lvrd Mayor regretted that it was not in his power, u maser/atm . of the Thames, or as a magistrate, to interpose in the matter. The course which he rccommeriled was to apply to the mogistratee of the district in which the pas. *engem cute rid the steam-boat. It was usual, when stage coaches were in vogue, for passengers, who suffered disap. pointment in consequence of the misconduct of tho coach man, to hire chaises, and compel the offending peuuns or their masters to pay all the expenses ar:sing from the annoy ance. If he had been one of the passengers to the occasion complained of, he would, spoil returning to lie market Pier, have engaged a cab to take him to Kew, and seat in a list of the expenses next morning to the proprietors of the steam-boat. If thirty or forty ladies and gentlemen had eispled each a plan, they would never be liable to such VAS illireatateat again. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY Evzrenco. Stock values were spin in decline this morning. The first transactions in Consols were done at 87 and 871 for account; bat shortly afterwards sales were effected at 861, which was the lowest point to which they descended. Prices improved slightly after wards, and fluctuated between 86i and 7,} to the close of business when they were marked 86, 1 , to 7 for account, and 86; to! for money. The fall between the last quotations of yesterday and those to-day was therefore about # per cent. The rapidity with which prices have declined within the last two days, and their more steady settlement in the after part of to day, may be pertly wkributed to the selling oat of two extensive boll accounts, which Having been completed, as believed, this morning left the market more quiet. Those speculations for the rise were entered upon when Consols wilted at or over 89 b ' that the-differences betwixt puidliase prices then, al& sale prices now, must amount to rather a heavy pe nalty. Reduced. Threes were-87; to` Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 88t to 9. ',Ong Annuities, 9to 1-16. Exchequer Bills were aciial:y down to and, done at 51. discount, and could scarcely find beyess 4 I • THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7, 1847. that rate in any quantity. They were finally called ss. discount to par. India Bonds 10 discount to par. India Stock, 241 to 3. Foreign stocks were nearly all lower, but with few dealings in them. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 56 to ; the Fours, 89 to 1. Danish, 84 to 6. Spanish Fives, 201 to 11; the Threes, 291 to 301. Portuguese, 29 to 31. Mexican, 171 to 1. Two bargains were done in Austrian, which may be quoted 103 to 7. Foreign exchange ruled higher to-dayy on all the chief drawing places except Lisbon. fhe negotia tions were—on Amsterdam, 12.51 to 4 ; on Rotter dam, 12.51 to 1 ; on Antwerp, 25.73 to 80; on Ihmburg, 13.1 2 1 to 13.131 ; on Frankfort, 1211 to; ; on Paris, 25.721 to 771 ; on Vienna, 10.11 to 21 • on Leghorn, 30 30 to 55; on Naples, 40 1 ; on Madrid, 471—a1l at three months. On Lisbo.,:, at 60 days, 53; to 4. The Bank of England averages for the week end ing the 3M ult. give, as compared with those of the week preceding, the following results : emulation—loos £21.160,923 Decrease £452,229 armlet= —Active 10,692,293 Public deposits 4,503,969 Other deposits— 5,316,271 Government iscaritissis Baskin, oesertmest- 11,031,340 Otbsr securities 13,724,129 ...„ lama* 341;31 Coin sod bunko orreo-daysadother bills 519,019 Dermas 30,62 The /test 3,607,370 The notes in the banking department were dimi nished from 4,216,413/. to 3,774,6731., difference less 441,7701. This large slecrease of the notes in reserve, and in the stock of coin awl bullion, are the disagreeable features in these returns which will attract the most attention, and make the most impression. They fur nish an unmistakeable clue to the motives which have influenced recent Bank action in a considerable degree. The gravity of those motives will scarcely be lessened by the continuance of the same disturb ing causes during the week now closing. For it is understood that the Bank was drawn of kelt a mil lion more in the commencement of the present week by a firm largely connected with foreign exchange, banking, and financial operations, for transfer to Paris, though not passing through the custom-house of this port. The sum so drawn away consisted of si leer in bars. It will be observed that more than one-half of the me tallic deficiency in the returns now under notice con sisted also of silver. These exports would seem to indicate that some portion of the French loan has actually been contracted for, as indeed reported in Paris, and the coffers of the Bunk are operated upon in consequence fur the metallic supplies required. The present position of the establishment under these and other circumstances does not appear to be so desirable as might be wished, as may be observed upon more fully on another occasion. The corn market was thrown into confusion, not to say consternation, this morning by a circular letter announcing their suspension of payments by the highly respectable house of Charles Douglas and Son, of Mark-lane. The extent of the liabilities is variously reported, but the more current account is that they may amount to about a quarter of a million. This unfortunate casualty is understood not to be at tributable to any excess of speculation in corn, or to speculations at all, of the parties on their own account. 'they are known to be very large holders of grain, but entirely on foreign account, and consigned to them for sole. A merchant, himself a sufferer to rather a large Irmunt, has expressed his conviction that the firm arc sot directly interested for a single quarter of wheat ,in their possession. But, although acting in the capa haty of agents only for sale or purchase, and on the largest scale as one of the most considerable houses in the trade, it is clear they most have come under engagements, say acceptances, for very heavy sums to their foreign consignors, at a time when corn bores. probably twice or more its present value. Therefore, although on the usual mercantile rale they 'might only have accepted for two thirds of the values shipped, yet at the present prices of the commodity, they could not fail to be seriously unco vered. It is stated, also, that they have been !eft in default by parties for whom they had executed large purchase orders on commission. The more immediate cause of stoppage was said to be the failure of Messrs. Langdale and Co., of Stockton-on-Tees, whom they had been supporting with advances, and arc conse quently involved with them for some 30,0001. or more. It is believed that Messrs. Douglas and Son, who are spoken of in all quarters with respect and sympathy, will be able eventually to satisfy all their engagement'. A correspondent, who writes to point out a supposed error under this head in the Daily News of the 3rd instant, is himself in error. The matter in question was the higher rates of money, es exem plified in the greater difficulty of obtaining loan accommodation even at such Ligher rates. It was observed that railway debentures of the first lines at 5 per cent. were offering on terms to pay 6 per cent. (to the lender, of course), but there were no takers: not buyers, as the correspondent misquotes it. The debentures were not offered fur sale: therefore, the broker applied to for the purchase of some was misdirected. As parties in want of temporary accommodation do not usually advertise their neces sities in the open market, for obvious reasons, it may readily be conceived that the knowledge of such transactions does not transpire far beyond the quarters interested. BAWL Or INOLAND —Amer ee at Ike Week miles Italy M. 111.11 ----- Nein WandLAM A 23 ()overblown Debt L11 ,01 6 • 1 ". Other betwittee .. I „bett NO Odd Cole awl Sallies 7.lesNeS Bllves IND/olt 1.0d3,903 d 1,11.111,23 692,C65.(13 ••Pllllo • r.prta.n. apitA Rest 14647,370 Public Depteltahatedlotp Perham,. hat. MarelatatereorNstal Debt, end Div.Acesesal 4 807,818 Other 11.1..'. 9.311,:71 ge,ol-493 sad Ma 4111 e 819.91 8 L 31,799.159 Parte E. 1947. 11(131.1311 3 pee Ct. *M. PM., 91. 3. N. 3 per Ct. 13369.19 eel g New 31 8 13 Ct. P 996. e,ig Lem Am., tap. 3th 49a. 1840, 9 1 II 9 Mao, 63 Teea,exp. 10t1 Oct., 1639, 97 I.ola Stock, 111 ...Try. cmsoenme•tfiftuitles(la drib* Dead Wright Asinaltyl.. t11.114,140 Otber SeCorllkee time. ' :,774,4173 °ablaut Silver Cola , (444,18, L51.709.1C, J. X. WAXY, Depoty Csalsr. TONDO. i2;1611;262, I. ,1. Us Ditto, 266/ 1.6022 P 22 3031 b Sea Mak, 36e a.m. ter A 026, 676 41 7i 0 7 14. 111111, MOM, Id, 3 5. 3 61. pa 63 di. Dlito, UN. 3 pro par DIM, 2rib 2 7 P.. 262 70 , 1180 N 717131541. Ct. As. trigs BertlA, ltr Ou., 3pa Ct. Bpaatal Bata.. 3 0 4 - AU 17 . 34 4 " 3 per Ot Desist. Rondo 1.45, 15i 4 per Ca Varratvera Ikeda, 34 p•e Ct. Merriest, 1.46, 171 Ace3,ol I 30 5 yer Ct. Spoulth Holds, It. Bow t pet Ct. DArrh Rme .13 0011., Mt N,re..1010, poi Dims, Lett . Aux. 17, 54 Dula. Yet, AtR 17.704 i 4 per Ct. Mu. Unit, 803 101 NICIIABOBB AND ATOCIA ABROAD . r.• &IVAN. PAD. I9 . koo.f. ij.." . . 0p.., 11111;nt. Lemont. . Wa r . I pet Costa. . 76 70 17 Of 17 06 6 Do. . . 119 If 11 9 40 115 4111 US US 119 10 11 n.. . 101 6 Do. . • isdpppr,.de Lat,40,1 1706070?, li f 0 arena: If am!. ......„ Dolgial 5,1141 . . .1 ino 1 ' Nopto. lteotos • • i .• M. 5,1141 . . • 1401 5 R 0•16. U.. . • . 7 ' D. 11 . . . . Torrary Peals . .01 D. 15 . . . .. Soak Ilbasos . . . 140 1140210, Jos, 11.—Three per Gram. 261: l'lre per Oran.. 171: P•talverr, 61, Coapans, 111 IS. Hoak of 07. Fardlaand. 143 Bork of St 1a4000.110. lariasio no Tadao. 6100-10. Am/rams.. Ara. 4.—(C/aolai Prlr•o/ -- .161.• DAT. T.••• 7 1 , 1-6 -11.11 Par Craw, 57 5.11; Tltene per Cert.. 70 62 1 . Amon. Pynd., 6a3. c o rn.. Dara P.. ITT 1; atilt lallla Lam 611 1 ; Spaakk 71•••• pa , eras. Ardolas, 171 Eubuse on Loodoa, at aloft, I f 0 , two mamba, II 13. London-brislin exteneion and Ilan:them Court branch, aod both will be shortly under contract." lbe report seat peewee in review the peocerdinp lie whicb the women, had an Interest In the last session of pollament. It tires proemss : "With respect to the capital in tended to he raised under the tosolutlons of the speeded general meet. hag held in NOININION bet, the proprietors are probably awuse that, eimpunikaa of wine of the company's bile, the directors MVO amain p 0 ern to create so large an amount se Ins thee denemelnewL Ibe throe authorised to be seised in shares by thsamenporsaelent the pre. nt ...aka are : roe aubserlistiem to welds MI WINN OE Yoe Windsor lines, eOO,OOO/. ; foe the Andover tad lefe4himelmllo o , 800,0001. • for the widening of the main line MI fir the York-rond station, 1.50, 4 001. ; for further sob- Seditleel OM Southampton and Dorchester, and branches, 11110,0101. • kr the new worth connected with the Porte:month and ramie= line, 50,000/, ; far subscription towards the Exeter and Exmouth Railway, C-0,000/. ; for the Sutton Harbour Irn provement (Ply mouth), 15,2 Of. • total, 1,775,204/. In °thee. qicence of this 'lnitiation of the capital to about one-thin! • of the sum intended In November last, the directors propose the how of third Mard instead slintesrdi Aar. of 50/. and 101.; end as par liament he, prohibited the payment of interest out of the new capital, the directors reosamierte the following plan, which volt gin( the bolder. of the new stock at least a )use equivalent for the propmed modification of the terms of their ,übectiption, eid will be, mules the circumstances, the must COUvelliellt for the present shareholders, viz., that there shall he immediately created such a number of th Ids of I a SOL chore a. shall be rafficient to give each holder of s 50/. rely certificate the option of taking one such third, and each holder of dye lel. scrip certificatee the option of taking four such thirsts. Tied the deposita elrendy paid shell be tended as so much paid up on the third shares, and thus the rem tinder of each third shall be called upin wee', payments of IL 13.. Id. each, st Intervale of three months, the fine of guilt payments to be made °utile geth September neat, and the last on the 2tith Morel, ISM. That dividend on such thirds shell accrete (rem the Ist July, 1813, upon the amount which shall Pave been then raid in respect of ealtethercupen, and upon all audispaid aubsetparntly tothat day tromthe time of their respectivepaymente, rateably with the other di, Wend-bearing shares in the company but no utterer shall he payable in respect of any sum pail on calls previously to the Ist of July, 1818, but payments ht advance of calls, If tendered, then be re ceived, and interest at 57. per cant. per 111111U01 allowed. Shoot! the I proprietors adopt tutu recommendation of the directors, the ready etquieseenee of the saripholdere may be confilently anticipated. The attention of the directors bas been called by vanities Malden of 4 11. shares to the inconvenience arising front the existence of this desaip- Esc of share, and the directors have, therefore, ertermined to framing tie above terms, to nook! anything which slight hereafter increase their number; bat the hoiden of the elf. smip may rely that erery facility will be afforded them in the conversion of their scrip, 'Mould the terms above theyeeted to the proprietors hr ethctioned and acted open; and se tegards the existing lot. shares, the difficulty felt by the hoidens of them will be removed by the conversion of all the telly paid up shares in the company tar transferable stock in the course of the prevent autumn, and by adopting the same process a, regards all the other shares a. son as full payment shall thee been made upon them." The Chairman entered into some explanations, after whieh the fol. lowing resolutions were then agreed to unanimously " I. That the report of the directors be received, printed, and cir- enlateM 2. 'met • dividend or I/. 17e. ed. per share, subject to in ertme.taz, he &Cared upon all the ellern in the company, crested( mkt the provisions of sth William IV., cap. ; 1 Victoria, sap. 71; is 3 .4 1 Victoria, rap. I, except those In respect of which the pro- el prietors have elected to receive intelest instead of dividend, and that the said dividend be paid on and after the 20111 of August instant. 7 .! 3. That in conformity with the euggeittions made by the directors the ,„," their reports to the last bait-yearly general meeting, and to this meeting, a payment of If. per share, subject to Income-tax, be made to the proprietors of the shares of 40/. 4 itch !consolidated eighths), created under the provizims of the Bth Viettnik cap. Ga. and that the said parmeat he made on and after the 20th Augu,t instant. 4. That this meeting fully approves and desires the completion of arrange ments for the anion of this company with the Southampton and Dor ch :Ater Railway Company, and authorises and requesta the directors to take all such steps as shall seem to them expedient for effecting this obtat; not m particular, that the directors be at liberty, on each teems ass to them shall seem fit, to purchase from the Southampton and Darchoder iealltav Conn nay their railway, works, to and other property, or from the intheidual shareholders such of the shares In that undertaking es may notlatreedy belong to this conoor.y." The following resolution was then proposed 5. "That this neat-' ing retitle* and confirm. the aereement entered into by the direeturs soh the committee of management of the Windeor, 6424:14444, and South-Wentere Railway, as cmtodied in articles of tenement be tween thin company end the raid committee, dated she ISAR day of Jana , ry, 1847 ; and thisuseeting authorial nod rteuers the directore s . to take all such steps so to then. 41.11 went expedient with reference s to the purchase of the undertakings authorized by the Windsor, Sena., and South-tVeetern Railway Acts, Noel and 2.1847, or the share therein not already belonging to this company either in exec else of the option of mamba's., reserved to this company melee the eb.te mentioned articles of agreement or otherwise, as to the directors shall appear more conducive to the interests of this compony."—Mr. ectri. GiI. 4 4CICC said that no such option as that earned in the resolution 141.111.1 be given to the director. at present, sod moved, as an amend meat, f•thet allthe ward, after the rah/lentils of the men ment he left It out." The amendment hosing been seconded by Mr. liot ea, a long 1 sod destiltory coeversation ensued, but the original resolution RIO W carried by a very large majority. Se The folios lag reselutiom were then tanonlmously agreed to: "8. so Diet this meeting approves, and ratifies the arrangement. entered so lots by the directors on behalf of this company with the company of so ptoprietors of the Ansimer Canal, and the committee of management 7 of the 51anchseter and Southampton Railway, and authurisa and h e requests the directors to take, on behalf of this company, finch further measures, with reticence to the said arrangements, a they shall demon beneflci J. 7. That this meeting receives with mithsfact on the iso statement that meeeuree bath been adopted with alien to the imme- Is diste construction of the works au, homed by the Windsor, Staines% tr and South.Weetern Railway Acts, and with reformer to them and s , the other railway. and weeks which this coons., have during the L . ' past sexton been authorised to make or subecribe towards, the di. ; rectors are hereby empowered and regnes;ed to consider and se decide upon the course which they shall deem moat ex. a pettiest for the company to adopt, and to act therein accordingly. It e. That this meeting confirms and adopts the proceeding. ef the t director., with respect to the solisbuty and Veoell. Ithintlford and Bruton, Exeter, Yeovil, and Do, theeter, Cornwall mid Devon Central, and Plymouth, Taw Vale, Taw Vale Extenaion and Branches, Exeter end Exmouth, and Bodrate and Wadebridge Railway% and their lethertil anathernenes and act., milk reference thereto respectively, including out euch steps as they may have taken for the parpthe of on- I slating the said reveal undertski gs, or in opposition to measures deems d hostile thereto, or to thin company; and the director, are requested to lobe all socn further tarps, with reference to the afire. mad retest matter, os they shall in their judgment and discretion approve." Upon the eighth resoluUon being propthee, Mr. Hoye moved, and Mr. DOWIN seconded, so amendment to the effect that all that putt of the resolution which reletod to line. west of Exeter, be Irk out. The rtholutiou was carrisd, only duce or four hands being held up against it. Certain byrdthre, tyke, and orders were then read, and the follow ing resolution agreed to : " That the 'Anse he, and they ore hereby mode and declared to be bye-laws, nees, end orders (Cr the regulation sod management of the London and tFeuth-Western Railway, and .11 and singular the several other railways sad no ks possaved by We company with respect to the several matte. and things therein referred to. That the amnion seal of the company be Milani thereto, and tint the same be Tinted and published. That this meeting themes. and adopts the recommendation of tee &metres with refetence to the robing of the Capital authorised to be raised by the acts of the lag session, Meted ' ith the proposed arrangement with the scripholders, and autborites send requests the directors to carry their recommendation nod pro moils into effect; and for those purpose% or in order to effect any such modification thereof or addition thereto, os the directors may in their discretion approve, they am hereby empowered and requested to Pane, ullot, and diepre of the fall amount of capital, authorised by act, of the last sawebn to be rallied by this company in shares, and •to divide the same into shares of such nominal amoent, and to allot, • issue, end diver of them, at suck timer, with such privileges, and eubject to such restriction, a. may &ppm to them meet expe:dient and jaet." Thanks were these voted to the chairman and directors, and the meeting separated. - - GREAT NORTH or ENOLAlin.—Half-yearly Meeting.— IlAzuvolvN, Mu. 3.—Mr. N. Flews in the elixir. buWness of the meeting was merely to declare the half-yearly dividends, viz., 3/. per share on the lON. shares, It. G. on the 401. shares, and 10s. 9d. on the 30!. s h was, leas the income-tax, and to he psyohle on the 12th inst. The line is under lease to, and forms part of, the Tort and Newcastle Railway. dicta INDIAN —Adjourned Special Meeting, Aug. 6. sir G. Lerma in the ch.d. The dton' report stated that the terms they had now to submit for consideration were as follows: The East Indian is to undertake to construct In the first in-once, and to keep up, and work when eon-trusted, two sections of their pro pored line of railway between Calcutta and the north-western pro nieces of India—one section in Upper and the other in Lower India— and to remold thereon the sum of 3,000,0001. sterling. The railway compary is to carry the government mail free of coat, and the troops and military stores at the lowest farm charged to pmseugers and goods. In oonaideration wbereot the Emit India Company is to guarantee a minimum dividend of 5 per sent per annum upon sums which, in the tour.e of three years from the date of the rail. way company signing the first contract with the EMIL India Company, shall be paid Into the East India Company's treasury by the railway company, to an extent nut exceeding 3,000,0001. der lm;. This guarantee is to continue for a period of 25 mare, and the payment of the Interest to commence to soon us the payment into the beet ladle company's Deviltry shall amount to 100,0001„ and Is to be made in London half-yearly. The East India company is to prorlde and lease to the railway company, without charge or expewe, for 99 years, all the lead required tar the railway, the land remaining the property of the government. When the prodis of the railway exceed 5 pee cent the excess a to be divided between the Last India vompony and the railway COO pany, until the amount which may bare been ad vanced by the Fad India company dual bare been repaid thus, sup posing the line to pay 10 percent., the meprktary would receive 71 per vent, and the government 11, until the advances thonle be repaid, when the whole of the prothe would revert to the proprietors. The direetorn unanimotoly recommended the proprietors to adopt theta terra, and sated authority to clone with the East India Onmpany. They added ; °The larger the amount of capital subscribed, the lighter the burden of calls; it is tho opinion of your director. that nut more than 13f. to 204 per share will be ri quired during three years to false the a,oocosor. sterling; and the proprietors will readied, that for every ;,., - matt ma le, they will rceepe from the Fast India Company an Interest of 3 per cent, payable half-yearly in London. Tour directors will receive permed in anticipation of calla, so as How parties to avail themselves of the Pad India Com pany's guarantee at once; but until the rogietratiou the shares be completed, your dieesters and state direly what amount per share can he se geld; they we prepared, however, to take the responsibility of roadelng to the extent or , 51. per share, expecting that the whole mount requited will not, as atom stated, exceed rOt. out of the Mi. ante. In the lea indoor*, mar directors do not expect, if • fair maid of shares be ihat any heavy all will be secieuedy to rake the peanut a 00 ,0 001. required by the Zest lolls the parry, end le form each MlTlNStatete as ma y be neomory to send sat es Olden% staff by the September mall to India. All furors ads WM be strictly mufti ups the princlp'e d allieging day Baby to those who awe le advert their cells Ina • Eta steak. and realielag the edit se light es pa. Ibis to those patios r wham ail es laddarit rey met he at all these mamba. The Maslen she reseamellal • annapaseasa milk the greet WOWS d Melee es these hems Mai stateribel times la the greet nadirs of Bowl be amirripsd list au aqua esraber damns In Ste etemnell dated . That the Naga espires a the ew• impedes by weetad estuagsessal. net do avert the Oreg. Wears lima de Join the heli c onse board. 4. Ant gra the aim of the aloud w• may he divi Th ded ru t t h r e ... irelgoaethia, lo w eerg . ent by the .t. ear m istell s.B6 lo l l. tails. The aaeleales hie welt wan to the hilewag alba If the repel whisk Y ha sad the reeilivai elah woad taw, shoal !15511855 date eatileatisa, in was aided to end ea Mr. glesbeeson seat seialh. thi gentleman be hit • asp ail of gratfted• Br the ed mible manage a ebbe h• hot cor on this hadra— to w him they eked the dradegmat et ded than ars width had met the erriells• cgth• gennen of the Zed India Bawdy lad of the tbstelsolaws. 111•••••• gememet tail ••••••• ag the diadem and would • or eassenfohlid hy Iwo* 14 ha ',- pointed by Bendel, their engineer, wino was thoroughly with the imosigernent of loiterer. This was neeederybeaesa In India r t there were no persons to whom they mid Ripply for ;it was, however, the intention of the direetots.Uposaible, le the 'Was of ludia (or the great purpose of railway eon- Owl wasmagement ; • school would be established In Calends ragi goat end was proposed also, Drat some natives should be oar to this oountry to bc taught at Liverpool the conatruo tka loshlmm, and with that art In an arrangement bad been eratoest Inn In that town, that In the and the bulk if the work would be carried on by th• rem of lailsebraddwis, wrier European superintendence. there remeaset another dresmannee which ire most mention. There was • new Oovernor-General shoot to proceed to India, who, Ban his predate office at the heed of the ikierd of Trade, was tho. roughly advertent with railway business, and If any pemon more ' than another was fitted to Introduce the railway system into India, that MUMS was the Earl of Dalhousie. The noble ear; went out Dap. roughly Improved with the advantages arising from railima In this country, end he had raid that he shonkl go ant rot to have so much to do with wag ps to bring ebtton home. Now, to bring it cheap, it wit. necessary era la make good roads fir it. tranamiseien. Thla wood be done by the railways now contemplated, which, while they ministered to the wants of India, would minister also to the interests of the .hareholliers.—Tbe retort was adopt. d, and resolutk nit pasted conferring the necessary powers on the directors. '''''''''''''' I A.m., Ownlaw MOM. 11, 1411. Qedao. 1 114. 60 ISIS 4e 1300 30 1431 Se HI 40 063 SW 30 We 211 430 033 417 43 417 04 WS 113 467 10 637 SO s i s 14 . 3 3 . 17 w siii 71 477 60 471 60 CO 470 6110 MO PIS 633 HAIL, 4 3 1 mcowy . rre4wlck Welnaat '7,3311 76th, :313 moos', Liao, per COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCH. Almcitio.LA:v AVG. G.—The sugar market has closed beevl, for the week, and prices of all descriptions are is. loser than last Midas. 400 Mids. West irailit sold by private contract to.dav, making 'Mint 1.430 Mids. for the week. The public sale of 3,001 bOO Mauritius wont oR at irregular pricer, but the qualities were rutted and generally Interim. Relined dull and brown lumps ore a shade lower; itandard quality seners 37a. Coffee : the large public sale of 4,000 bags Coda Rica went off without spirit, and rather lower then the current valuations; fine ordinary to low mid. dling roll 375. rid., Sts. ; 590. Oa. to C2O 6J. Saltpetre : 1,200 bags sold In public sale at full pi ices ; refraction 5 to el, 290 rat. Bum : the late reduction in prime hos tempted the trade, and a fair amount of business has been done. Jamaica, 3.1 to 3.9 0.p., sold ' Is. u, 9s. 11d.; common to good Demerara, A 9 to 36, o. p., 39. dd., • Is. bd.; prod Loelrards, 2e. d., ke. 7d. No klie• of East bolts reaorted. Cotton remains oat of demand. Tallow ;.u:4 43e. 3d. on the spot, Ifs. the last three months. Tea without alteration. We have eci dnm had to n port a more dull week, considering the tow prices of the leading articles of produce: the caube, however, mat be attributed to the dittioddes in the money market, and the blow credit has re tetrad, as the consumption in all the leading articles South in exacts of last year. SUGAR.—The Average Price of Sugar the produce of the British Poeseseione in America, computed from the returns made to the week ending the 3rd day of August, 1017, is 27s 011 per cwt. Ungar the produce of the Mauritius hi 21s. Si per cwt. Sugar the produce of the East indica is 20s. Od. per ewt. The average pace of the two foregoing descriptions, jointly, is 'Ns. 9d. per cwt. COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, Auo. 6.—There was an improve ment in to-day's market. The wke mounted to 3.000 Melt BLAN KETB.—RECKSIONDWI E, At o car b.—There was • very fair attendance of merchants in the blanket-ball here this after noon, and revere parehamd freely. Altogether there w•s • good huai•eon done, and opinions were enprewed that • good autumn wide way in prott. WOES 'ED STUFFS, &c.—Baanrottn, Aro t'ar 5. Them was a good attendance of merchant. sad a brisk market here to.day, purchases having bean freely made of nearly all de , eriptione of gouts suitable for the autumn trade, and both or home consump tion and import. The yarn market 111113 also action, the demand being fully equal to the .apply. The wool market was rather better rupp.iid with woo‘yvt bish mites were asked, and the extent of banners tnuaucted vas net geopsetionately large. Far coils and broke wools there masa Wok sok at hie talcs. HOSIIRT AND LACE TRADES.—Norrnenif am, Arc.ll.—The condition of the wrought cotton hear trade continuer mwilathHamestate; the headman, in general, pretty well employed. ma i.e. bees brads Is sell, 4 • melt download state.—Tne ectkas glove Ink la elm to • very deemsnt einktlen, and seems likely to iamb se, so somiderable gonad= of plain web are made in the Mimes walk at ltiothre, termed thread piece*, which are cut Into skim. The mop Barba due are In general good sound arti cles, when eiterek oak= the web Y at' different construction. The silk Owe Undo k I t ateettsg, a dale better, but not as as to cull Mm Ilm=lkihnni ebe aro employed on the roma or pleads lebenerke and shirt branch mill liew• better tbain C ial =y Inds, bh ug! 7a M. iois w a ge talagg ips draw mo gam liar I nk a est i babbibi l• upon lbe whale ln the yids mat and vim grid ft sort of m u g* mudgot Gus= Sant /anal berms big kV ldo=ko m ne bider, li mn Ito 1••• trod adi Is a k inds m Or of the duty wig .= k begisi Wei tenant doe lieligbas. The ix maim ordered by • amid NI it am yity died. lt lb/ Imam wida—Slia Yak - ilk ire traists isairanding , the bre sip di sibs arm le dl Mink di di sr mud.- , tem may maim ftg but my piii—Tb• studio lira wry dm% we by as ins alidig. wag Ni. vein a podia b•kgreie rhea lob to. market : they are mod at asii swim. Upon the whole never was Maids ad isika t. raw and Improved readdneey M a lover ebb—come d the int bin balm In a elate of apathy, If not of Impair.—The allot warp lase heeds is certainly a shade better, ad we have big eg • kw bignmiis being In ooncempladlon. The Ilk blonde wwareedp Ni. Ina& is in reduced In amount that we seams hear it attadaY ; yet there le • wide field open for the ma maketurers in =big etriow-eurtgns, in imitation of thole that are to snob an extent made by the hook and knitting trade.—Sottinghom Jeserwei. COILS. A. 000•7 —Skim H . eal. 111..111.1. a:slur-He,. lie 44 Wal l s Elsa Irssa Hama ... 155 la 11401.11 IWa NV) tam /At'.lo, Are 3. ter IWO ee4Ortease lieu LU, Pane aM Mum 937 30 NI Levee sal Havre , 413 AvlstanaA Memel 147 73 DU euembourg & /sale 3.7 to Oaten Literates; 331 14 Mentesete Kerte . . 4311 /3 MO Fees st oar, Are. 3.—llexesch 31.11 Plorlt ill, 75 ateetf ; 7%40/4 1141 ... vl - ., 4, 006,134 weary. RAILWAY NEWS. Yesterday the share market laboured, like the funds, under much depression, and there would have been difficulty in finding . buyers for various lines bad there been any disportuon, which there was not, to MS Wes. lasirrixos.—LoNDoN AND SOUTIAVIMILN.—Aa* =MgeNt..-XLIZI=M.P.. .1? Ili dine feet satwlth=p r r iet„ael rot= in sreensts. 44 :l the Impeendened winter swift general seemnidalleseentee:The rent if the ItaiiieWe Valk melba Om Is pennterond the lone dividend se pea Ann seenexpenting peeled el the lest year. The greet Wear eA menthe area Fr . 17. ; the per enplanes, Wend eta lionewel amount to leii411111.176.111.; et NAM nd, of which. aftalitiof poprouot d the d 11.175. Wyse rinv, subject to hintortni. 1,91 mein l asys ti a l id. applealde to the rerenue atecont dime dosed heityser. dream IMP newilaend, in eakasity with the Miele the bet leit-yeW4 report, the 11= d lOW la the Was at end 161. Posolidaten Wks it On Me et N. ler ant per moan an their the id "WY:* e l aiTiM... frzei nteaht wlisa n d a i t h :terninmpOon and Dententer Itribesr, he length. we. opened he tuelient ; lit an timennoll idliondampeon, which bee Inhifpasel a With be i. tint limed the railway, has emend the new One Mks his ml See OPreentenee eltialteedd base been The inlets tordleipate that tote otetrealin 'IR rborrly NIMSOOI, Ibmt Yew her to the trolls en then earn The dtreenes of the einWoyftia end Dor- I cle=a o hnee Where, not Mt at herb to loquippor he on Ihia proprietary and their - own; bet this Ml why nelfinger Wefts your Mutton eafrokketerg that web a, WWI art /is isileatomada, will et hte pesenatateelog mean yourafedeedep to whet ma arresperoest tar tie einettieb NIA of the SW aseginien. Willt rearms to the mein at Ise eneepsoy arbLesamodsKilildireston are hoary he report that the co -Irneasteseinearaystatesl forsworn:ens MI the W extedor sanctioned WU* annka of thin ore In peapw ; derelicts ere seems Wind* that tliebrancties fres Cleirb, end hem Parehme le Doshotn, may be wool 1p istlegart Mnie Colalmas ail Mks la As ramm, r le ant par. - 111410alietwess limbed Dime and Ilatidrery being of hrtUrdididr,>r isiedidea fag sae be einkipalePWtore the apdgat Of& arvist reseeses pi hot bite. been made on the t-...--.... , i PARIS AND LYONl4.—Special Mecting.—PAnts, Aro. 6. This meeting was very Dunn-rowdy atiefuh cl, and reprewented nearly 90,000 abates. After booing read the report of the sdminLitrativesoun. ell on the opals tons debated on and adlowed up with goverment, the bead engineer, M. isllien. give information on the state of the wOrlta In the different p.c./iota of the line ; and the president of the adminis trative coned, X. Gouts, entered into aline particulars which seem to bare given universal satisfaction, on the new situation in which Olut company has been placed by the hw Lstrty voted by the Comber of Ikputizs, and now pen sing before the Upper Chamber. The pro longation of the noncoms:o was unanimously voted, so well as the conditions It implies; and it was also with on- voice that the went bly, ratifying in all points the line of conduct panned by the odmittir unto's, have fixed the neat epoch of pet tout (rots tun sth to the of Sept. next. - - - - la•noc for atorocrtva Wane owitaa bower* JoIT 13..4 Aug. 3, MO .nd 19614-Ihoos N. Bath., Olroptier.) i96y.1 196 l I ISIT. I IN. Rrt 4 b:::" • 14.44.; t'n.we.a• ..I %MID 4 Zinestows Dewar, P.L. t AN. Ja.l ii;;;C - ;1;4.4 . 1.1e7;01• - ;1 - . EM Larrarri r al;;;;; 17,1;;":: —1 !Alltb.trelt ?I!Ag,"/ I 1.177 1.148 LOW IA" I eV 24013 _ .~:wa t Nyrf?llk North andel. 51;;;;;;1trttr.77‘;, Glawat. Patti t Gnu Gt. tootle Y wean Omit Wystert . _ 6011 h • ZAMIO Toff Vole I~.ul 11.. 1 sr 1,17 J Kew.l4 WI Mater , A hivehai ~x, ~. nil - BI'SINESS 01711 E ENSy 1:491 I York wad N. 111 NO WEEK.—(Pram and Caw! a:7 - U t Watt' Myyrisoa.—Birkenhead, Lancaabire andainater Birkenhead, Aug. 14, Birkenhead ; smekingharnehire, Aug. 14, &won Station; Cheater and Holyhead, Aug. 11, London ; Cork and Wanton, Aug. 11, Cork; Yaat Lincolcahlre, Aug. 13. London; Ear.era Counti,i, Aug. 12, Landon ; Great Northern, Aug. 13. London; law don, Brighton, and South Coast, Aug. In, London; London and North-Wertern, Aug. 13, Euston-aquare; klidland, Aug. 10, Derby ; Newnan* and Berwick, Aug. 9 York; Ne• market (lute Newmarket and Chesterfordl, Aug. 114 Lon don ; Northern and kiiitern, Aug. 12, Lon lon ; Heading, GuLdiord, and lie'gate, Aug. 10, Laudon; hiarewn bury and Birmingham, Aug. 13, Nolverhunidon ; West Cornwall, Aug. 10, London; Whitetuiven Junction, Aug. 2, Whitcharen ; York and New-mule, Aug. 9, York ; York and North MulLood, Aug. 9, York. CALL‘.—FAinburgh and Northern-2/. los. MI the 231. Mock, due Aug. II; Wanchestir, Sheffield, and Lfficoinshire—]d per cent on the at vend Alai . . a. due Aug. 12 ; Nurlulk —32. on the 3 per cent. extension shares, due Aux. 9 ; North British—lL 100. on the qu-rtcr charm, due Aug lu ; Sambre and Metoe-21. due Aug. 9. SILARE LIST.—LoNDom, Au oust 6. V Warn Vtaraf irn Jeftele actual guar. &ors —71.4 suniatlete actlass 004 of Wm In •t D • M .... 11 suborn... • Ary.iire end Goakeersp. a 10 Ws, Wul., • Unill.7. 1y r &•••.• 10.fJ 1414.4. par 64. • 11 sae, .14. Orford June . 614. ; se Nark. loiloaula..* Ch. J 3 U. O Net., Sta.'. f inro :par Ir. /1•6•4•1 awl •• —ll4. I. 16 A. Thn4 ws.tlaugh.l.6l.lnl. " .11 I id. (..klolemirtm 0 7•• • O be., •••••••• 131400.0. an4i l4 . • a& 313 •4•••• 1/../41.44•1 is 74. 1041114nonr• sa to A. Is, cuss, I in-, 0 .p. 2 In 0414 1.2.4, par 0 'l4. I. • Chnirreif • ,110.1.. 0.14.4 Annan 'II 131. 111'14.4•ES enwl 0 inform 0.40••• 119161 O Dn. Ivo. Q. 1 0.• 1 O Do.. du. l . .71 711 Do. York Etieno 0 1 is 1301•••• Si p!Z.+ Lonaliwo....- 'll 10 . I In 3431. Leri price. I. arc 11• Do. d.. Zetensica Sep 9.1. it. 9 '11.• I.l•4.onaktre. lO 10 D4o4eirps dud 0199,•99 IS SS II I Mo. 0 *se 1 6 4). I . 4 0 0 . )10460.44•41/44.4644. oil 03 . N.. N 179.049,77•99.. . .. 10 ,124 as/ 11.9.1.99919: 3 Id. gj Ezeter, 340•11. 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We., 1174 II 1 1,.. granter, 0. 4 3 11 I MP. I Do. 41e. New . I II De. /OM lf 144. 64 he. Oul. 01.,21. 4 J 47 I I he. ler.••. I/ Pr II tip. I $ 10.101,00,11•11. 100 II I D0.14444,01. • B. 144 SID I! Lea, Went, 4. La.Mw5.1 , 40991 11, L 4446.4 • 1.. 446enre . $46 0 sr. Mn. 0..... e 1 lop. o A N.., $Ol 13 4p De. Nn., 9.71 11 3p. De. 0.... Te4lo4 14 60. De. die. two , . 1 40. IV. Scrip. 373 . 3I 6 I~'WI behasur, sad Sly j I Do. 6 W.* ..... 1 Do. I Alt.. .$ Do ' Mkt it De. .......W 7 D. Mre (AWL). • • a. 4 Sei. I Xesehr. 4711.44•40 I I Villas! II De. 61. 464••• . 4 1.4. 4 skasta . la..llanotti. Dm* W.C. Wlri nirl ~.C. .1 Old. 1 f. pat 1 4 Id. lat :1 4. 16p. Iv. 1 40. I 110. t 00. P • 04. 14 a+. I!/ as iss • ss *I If 1/7 I 714.0 rt. irw. (MA " • lM 1.4.r...5t1e aaibut whoa l r. 7 r De. Icy New iy, a i 1 D.. Mae/131WD I im Armor*. • eldOefrrol; -- 'l7lorth Mettial. del I Do. I ago. l3l DJ i Oar. 17j Do. 1.....W.e• Do. 'MIN. ,II lorialt... .. . ... —. 119 II I. New, 261. I I. D.. Ser....a. Da5v.160,:f.0f.707,14. par _l7 ! . de., IF ! rwei, Vai 1.11. y. 71. - 13:4;iw; !Maws 4 &„m.._ A. 4 .1.••• Do km _ . . SI 141 761Norsh AtaflOrdalblz. 94 191 66.N...5ib Iran It led. 6612.6.6 W.,. rn I Id. NsMain& ram& .* War 10 N. 10 ?mime awl Wry..." 37 911 Ai Ow i liana • 111 il Do.. a. 4 II 96 Ite.loy. . (Med.. 4 Raw I I nip. Is Royston and Mikan,.. It I MM.I. ...... be /M.N... 6 "4"...iiit4dA. 4 t Id. II thsenr. • luta. tlar• I b. de. Car • ji li.. 6 ItArip.Asnr Cm. 14 20. A Saab Dewar I I 94. 9 SAWS 41. 1.60 II !tams," D.. ; lantere a i.- tin 4 Do. I. (ion 321 / N. .21 Obi- Do. X. MU is W.) t Id. 12e. It (to. 000.) Id. t l W. N. (an WSJ 4el Virtu ;al ff 'll.terto. LoOsc.. Oesie:l4 4 Pr, Vela Jtotwwww :(i .44. I llbiollnr4 • Kil•awoo 4 74. , Wow wake Cabo I N. W.OO Cornwall /don... • Wry Ai 0)1. .141.4 ,nor•ol.Wo•two , o. librt mod Botwo•tio— ' Al n. YtnWe. • ;; D.. P re y s ; 1118 e Ewe 4 North Mitand 1.8 88 Ds. itt/1•1111111 44 4 De. Z. aIV. Meg ft Yams, 148mase. ,1184108.8 azd 1•488. II I 1 reeia.718.1.40810. 1 Ii ~ 1 14 rm../ 4 . 1••••• ( 0 • • • ,. ..1 i i Oa OW.. 1••••••••• 'BB 814 1 ~Dios /1.84“81. ..... -14 atl. Sag I•4las • ...... •it 8 L00m...1.81.81.... p w 8 Lowy . ..... 17 Hamar mud 14•40 V 111 Mertiens of rrsere- 1 • 0•4••• • ••• ll•orfecros I IS .11.110 .K 1 .7 II In Id . •I 4 • 1/ 4 •12 1••• i ..... • 0•00 e..e Orlemo .. ■ Ipa i. 000 0 ram awe •••••••••0 1 ▪ losub.e sea Meuse I I Arra* ▪ 1,0001110.010 rs Prow the LONDON OAZETTIL—Friday, Avg. 6. amalLnm.va JORN ALEXANDER Ahnitztes, Lieerpuol-ter., Ileerpootrd., currier, to surrender Aug. 17 at 11, & Oct. lat 12, at Baslnghallat. Sala, Cools & Co., Bedioril.rovr ; off. wig., Wharnoce, Satutialall-at. Jong BAKER, Bristol, grocer. Aug. 17 & eept. 10, at 11, at Bristol Ct. Sola ii6it lkliett, Chancery-We, & Ayre, tun., Bristol; off. aasig., Ilutton, Tuovs... Berta, Upper Llwat-k., St. Bfarylebone, Ileawd rio taaier, Aug. 10 at 12, & Sept 24 at Xi, at &a.inghaltst. Sol., Bout ton. Northampton-sq.; off. wig, Ormen,ADchurch.lane. Patsy ANN DAVIN, Bristol, spirit dealer, Aug. 17 a Sept. 17, at 11, lat Bristol Ct. WI., Castle, Bristol; *Lassie., Miller, lireitot Jima Ko au, !Maude; Yorkshire, puttees apothreAry, Aug. 19 $ dept. ; , at 11, at Leed• et. &Lt., Bushororths, Naple-ian ; Pork; Ilarle & Clarke, Leeds ; olf. llope, Law., JAVIDI Law & Thou,. J44tas LA., Barking, Eme; anal irrr &oat, Aug• 29 at 11, * *pt. 24 at 2, at Barighaßat. ktason & Hatch, Nickell/a-lane, Lembard-at ; ad. aakig., Atchtuth-Luar. T 1103.411 MANNOVCR, Bayard:lam, Kent, corn dealer, Aug. 13 at 2, it Oct. lat 11, at Baainshall-at. NW., Bower; Co., Chauertylates & Bathurst, Faversham ; off. awaig., Canaan, BirchinAane. WIELIAM Mown, High-at., Abdicate, tailor, Aug. 17 at dept 24, at 1, at 11.444nithall4st. SoL, Hamra, bynaood'a4nn ; elf . . 4., Crean, Abehurch..ant EIM AID Pargra, Rrig4Wq common brewer, Aug. 17 at 2, S. Oct. lat 121, at insinghall-at. buL, V3hcr, Llneolier-inn4elds ; wig., Canaan, Birchin.lare. Timm PKAILION, Birmingham, cut nail manufacturer, Aug. t 5 g sept. 11, at 12. at Birmingham Ct. bola., Molter.. & Kew li Birmingham; ufF. arwig.. Whitmore, Birmingham. EIAWAILLI ItIbLKV, Leiceatt-r, linendraper, Aug. 13 at in. k Oct.! at 114. at Itaaingbil-at. Sal., Jonah ii...te-lane; utl. :wig., Whitmire, Bun'aghall-st. /1;;;; — & - Vkl & WILLIAM Sava; High.* , learylebsue, 011 alai colour wen, Aug. 13 at 14, k Kept. 10 at I, at kvanghall-st. Sas, Tucker St Cu., sun.chumb., Threal/m.ll.st. ; off. N.M., Valt&KIV, 156 : 440.3 1:. • • JOIINKI; Ilartlepool, Durham, builder, Aug. 16 at lot, k Fey.t. IG, at 11, at Netacaatle-ation-rytte Ct. sub,, Funtar , caatle-upon-Tyfic ; Turnbull, Iltreepax4 ; k meni,on s Co.. t ‘m r, rd, ketlfatd-tow ; att naaer, Newcaatk , ut.m.l pr*. , - BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Je:i It. London & Birmingham Extension & Northampton, Darentry, Leamington, and Wans.'.ck Railway company, the Jvwrr. Own.. City--.luly 31. W. Rhodes, Iklph, YorkAure, manasemree INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. J. Appletalk Neer Hampton, MiJlkua, 11. Jacque, Not t.nairm. to 1.1•0. J. liCirreelaL, Lw soar rem, ec. An. en, Dealaad. Hampshire. A. PlTharl. likee,es, Lorene, .10perecht. /.Manta. kehlryeer.. City rd., to lee. J. Mwee. Lemenst, Lecehrn sn T. Wendy, Loam. Peelerneldr, Wee gardener . Melee. T. Mee.e., Heirreeter, Yankee..., ma. S. Corte, Liver-pod, annitat. hen. , W. Maim., Leeman upnelleC. J. Noe ell. Deserts*. Torkeler, I.eletur.buent keeper. prt s • ea,er. J. S. Deem.. ibmiretury. Orem. J. 14. enrod... Chanles.r.. Qualm's - - - - L Eire, Lithueeri J. ErmßewJ, 14.1104, Tor\shin, orn •,• J. p tn.., Ilumberstese. 1,141.11. T. sloe, Inune •orit Y.sei, P0nd...v..4 Milliken. grkurteral reliever. Use. Chalker., Gleureneenk, thebreer, restikten, Lanesenne enterer' J. 1141. let. Leientereld" Jn..r, e men ircirlarrinet. J II .econ. loserrool. be 'dresser. Honk r, Inenererew, Caa.6.llnr. R el . letteon.irreen woe ewaper. Hoar, Jertu'u.st ..mei% . J. llolej. I. n t. 146.1.e5. rage , ..•tieel. el . .. ' iote% Teal!brook St ofeeJahoee. perse,esku asosel. j. Reee.e,, S e v. eet lleeened egthial. kJ. C. 11.414 Torablll. Torkelu., beereirp bone. J. l., =.ll47 , eland.lemeen, Cleve. .equere e eaekch boat r.. Job:=k &An Taylor. Dwield. T NNW •••••••• J. L. 4owei4 ..,... P. !..Zgalbod. Om Mirky. I 11.1.. J. Lig;;;;;;; . igi;tl.-ps. Mum Ave, ..pea& to • pftrylair h. Yaw. *Nn, 41..ser. J. Almv owl, L. *ester, flat DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. G. Barton k J. Barton, blaneheater, copper roller mount-Islama— bad dir. of la., at Int & 2nd dlr. of 4. 4d. on ram proofs, Aug. 10, & any subsequent Tuesday, at 1 , 1,m'. Msnettester. W. Clayton. Cbrapeisle, carpet watehousenvn— di,. of 20a., ory Wedneaday, at Whitn,ore'n, Itasinghull-at. W. oilin, otntnd, army clothier —7th dlr. did, soy Wednesday, at Whitmore?, ilasingbati-st. It. Lass, bottoms, latoc.oMite, cotton spinner-1g dlr. of 7a. Pd., Aug. 10, R any subsequt 0t fe., .day, at El awes, Manchester. T. Potte, Nesrearele-tgant-Tyne, draper - Ist div. of 0,1, idly Satur day ar.er Ault. 6, at Itakeen, acremate-aim-Tv ne. W. L. Pratt.= & M. Yorater, Itutteranqule-lodge ' Drrham tim ber userebants tat div. of 31. lA., any Sala day after Aug. 6. at Baker's, Neweaelle-upon-Ty ne. E. Preston, Nottingholo. coningredoPagent —let dlr. of 2A 2.1 d, Aug, 7, & every alternate Ooturd - Jy, at Ilitth sites, Notths6ham. J. Itrid. Nesrear4le-ur.m:l)ne, .oipbryg., due, of Is. fal., any Paturday after Aug. 6, rat Itaker'e NeneasCo.upoul yne. O. Ittosell, Birmingham, mercbant-7111 div. of 64d, any Thuraday, at Chri..tie's, hirmingloun. —Aug. 28. J. M. Dlseldield, Albion-wharf, MarLbiate, cement menul.ecturcr —Aug. 30. T. lar,r,y lAtr•r 01, ot.en.osst— Aug. 27. W. lupber, 3lsnebester s - houteman —Aug. V. It thburne, Sheffield, table knife• menutsciui ir— Sept. I. Li. Prentice, Tt•llmlwry, knees. fishmonger. SCOTCII ISEQUTItATIONS.—Janet Andenion, Ne :!tun, keeper. Aug. 10 & .1, at Auldli thumb., Paisley II sW No Eleraing, Dundee, inereimut, Aug. 12 & rept. 1, at Thom n's chant,. Dundee—Hobert Alexander Kidsbni & Clem ge - 11adidel, Carnal' Aymbire, dint grinders, Aug. 11 & Sept. 1, at Lamoad's dumb.. GLiagow Mae.rthbr, Hamilton, Law laanithetwer, Aug 12 & 'tilt. I, at Moateitteschamb., Dbeagow—Mathew Rodger 31'lisllar, Glasgow, atockbruker, Aug. 12 & .ept. 2, at Drew k It'Clure's thumb., Gasgow=lhomas Niel t Alexander Tonto°. KLltaaramk, c.d.:* printers, Aug. 13 & Sept 2, at Ileattreitb's chamb. . Dinama— Witham Carry Pennon, Glasgow, printer & publhber of Ile Practical lamb •nics'ilagazine, Aug. 12a Sept. 2, at lturnett'sebamb., Gay" PAUTSERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—O. P.aehe & J. troika, Mn. lawmen, i orkehirc —C. Dell a 21. B. Beverley, Leeds—E. Beldam J. 11a:court, & H. Danmark tirarmeal—D. A. borreastein & J. Hoe, R, Norwich-et., Fetter-lane, City—J. Cullls & P. Waddington, Mas. braid., Yorkshire—W. Clothier, men., & W. Clothier, jam, borough. rd., Southwark—J. (Pickett, an., It J. Crickett, jun., tableast. MO dor-sq.—J. Dixon, J. B. Dixon, O. J. Diiioa, Jt & IL Li." Hatton garden ea far as regards n.ll. Dixon— E. Gardner & T. !great, jwa, WeilL4tomaL North, Strand—lL hall & .1. 11.11. Ilideeolsoueb, Yorsabire—W. I. Jones & IL C. Kempeou, Bertniughmi—T. hinny, J. Drown, It W. Bryson, East Eltemelanisr, Desorniure, oo tar a. re gards W. Bryson—J. II awe & W. Stroystm. liancti.xer —E. Ilw. a S. Nom, Liverpool—J. Id/eller t 12. tuber, hiuchapeL4&—w. Paintou & A. Emberlla, Leganter—G. Padley & F. W.ketiell, itl., Nottingbannhire—J. Pemberton & W. Delman, Smear.-- ter-T. &Inds, C. - Tuner, W. Stirling, & .1. Church, Ife,gp ct oi_g, Mamma & T. Mamma, Yarringdcm.et., Steel & 11. Appleby, Gateshead, Durham-T. Stsventan & IL Um:in, Ntuata.co, Cheshire -J. Mitt & S. Stitt, Lirerpo.l - Wakelel sea, &G. Padley, Managed, Nottinghamshire-J. Walker it J . Wr.ght, Larerpool-J. Ware & C. lataLshn, Fulham-T. W. lister & IL With, Kingston-upon-DWI-J. Whiteley, l. huh:lM, & T. Whacks. Rats fax, solar as regards IL Sutcliffe -IL Wood & J. Wood, liuddirsaeld. CM~frr 4 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-Mmu. Dt•.••••• !Mica. DOB :481a. DC• DYIIIII ... •• C Robert . . leils.rla raelletti Weak. 64.1 Moverteta. Flatiron . sews Rarsia,rept. 7 useaseetea . I France . . Do !tangelos 410 W.ladmet , Boma.• Jam 00 Lisboa Atte.lll ila•Mula awl ;a Wawa. bes.:l Itambere . .00 Redeem. . Halms, A.M. 10 GEDVIL•Irt. Al . O. C.—Arrived Brandon, Queben,• Dart, ()stead; . Fenian, Port ; Ilene, Burdo; Baralt, Faro; Adler, New Ywk; &Were, Guernsey; C. untaa of Lon Milt, Meter° . • Rater, brat.; Benjamin, 7t.entre ; Flury Baltimore; %lathe, Quebec: Bob Itoy, Malta; etar, Boulogne; Marrpretba, name; Coverage, Mauri tius; Mariner, Quebec ; N ilham Hoary Sbeptierd, Nor York; Sri ' Mania, Quebec; lawn, Martha Annette, liners; vicar, . Cr 0 1 n,, Ilarnbro'; Providence, Rambler lIIICTC ; Drover, AninineaL —Baited Michele. Newcastle; Royalist: Q.pe Palm.; llissiitoppi, New York; Payette, Algal Bay ; Chaniklrer, N ewfoun dl and ; Victor. Cape; Camif a, Ellen, l'eteraburs InaeraJ, Boulogne, Johanna Caroline, Ilambro'. - • • • -- • - Uri:Adorn, Artit , r 6.—Arrived Formosa, 111:vardsatn; Lune, R. Prinents. New Orleans ; Amencs, Friedrich, Margaret, Enter prise, New Sark; Belle, Pollok, Intrinsic, St. Andrew's; Jane, Gue boc • Emu, esn)rna ; Buono Nisnwilles ; ryas, yenta; Chahentegne, New Grits:is; Evergreen, latietce.—Sialei: Sgbto, Vialpanitso; Golden Eagle, Nassau • Anna, Monne ; Jeans, Ma ; Letitia, ltrtailn.— O 9: Bea Nett, Jn. Pound; Lonna* B,iPPIDIO. (Advertisement.)—LlVE IV AND STOMACH COM er-11,114-kITYAORDINAJIT CVIURI4 , boa HOLLOWAT'S Ptua— Estract of a letter dated Demise, teal ludm, Any 19, " reamer Holloway. He, I have.gr,it ratier*.waron to Inform yea that I bare teen your pills wed here in numerous bad mei ihrm the liver and stomach were disordered, and that they did wonders in many hopelew Wetmore. I tried then, myeell upon a ,ervant of ours, whom we thought we slimed lose, and they certainly aired her life. Man; of the native families in this neighbourhood peke reic lli g direct to Calcutta for you medicines. (signed) J. naowareo. Debilitated cmistiterimis are quickly renovated by these celebrated pills. bold by oil drugriats, and at Professor Holloway's 'stabile& matt, 114, Strand, Landon. BIRTH& BARCLAY.—AV. 4, e 1 Mry •1111, Sim A. K Barclay, or a &atWay CLAVORION.—Aag. 1, or 24owa keclury, tee wile of the Yew C. Clagl• tea, al a Ma. 1)044 . 1.4E1%—mm. 3,6411, 11.11baak row, the wife of I Dowry, of bry f. oor k daaalioa , MAVOW.—Aas. 4, at Ma. het La lavas. Um wife of the Rev. Mir. )brow, of a dairalitu. MILS CMN —Aug. 4, at 3.. Mr, ololtas pain, tka ot C. Millaus, laq., of • dougbter. NI:PIC—Ay 3at Pidannik, Ike wife of thd lietv. T. Nnak, curate, a druclier,attli boon RANDALL —Aug... at 11, Tottinarratreei. Poemb *quart, Ow wito of 1. Ilmniatt Lq. M.E , or • aaa e % STEC/E.—Aug 3. at Co.benta Mn'.!,. Bodin W wife of Pao &V. 1./. Ppect. 0 a eon, ottil To itD.—J MT 11, Si Dresden, tie wife f QA. T9l, of •da °One. WELD.--J oly 17, at the Lodge, Ragenoolo • IM nue to 1. Will, Ent, of iissgkier. RATAIAN.—Aag 4, at Kitlaattg near Dott W. tke wile of If. 0. lifkat• nuta. Esq.,,of • daughter. ILLIAMA.—Asig I at Natation HILL Worcester, tho wife of 1010. A W e Illanse, uf • daughter. MARBILAOSP. smut IiTy—EHTL/1.--Ann. S. at 111. 04mit'S Cbirrelt. WalSelf• .422 n. by the Rea. M. Lan. roeur of Ma.. 016. T. II A beahett. Con. of Mans too.honoe. Nonkseptomittot, to Lydia, the widow of 0. gal* gm., 0 Why. Matniclatite. CVNIOOII4IIII—AN•TBUTUIIIL—has. 3, at Ightearatt, by Pm leg 0. c.,.. to P.m, W. C. g Custstabanie. INq., OU. 11.13-1. C.• eirg onstiee. to Mani, 0400 daughier et 3. Anstosther, C0g.,1.0. ORAZLIIROOICLeTt)N. — Aut. b. at Inest Derby, by Or Rev. IL lid*Pelle, ,e•••• of Camer, Rotary. adon seta of H. Ortiarbtook Req., of tbis tons, to Hatrietie.daagater of R. M. Preitton, Rent Iftitt . toil, 'Kist Dolby. 0112EN—WAIKINS. — July , Ike Ran 1. ma. Ones. DI Issegni so of 04 tate Y. Onon, Mag., of Normaaton, L. Ireaterstirr, to Janetak Math datigliter of thar Dan Wattlas, Ina., 0 16.07 Uw.e, 1.; Ye Mull. 0010. HERR% —ATTCHISON.—hog. 3, an MittykaN,llash a, 1. 0.1( ar. , laa,sraaae reamser Hill. la Xsry cid , . 6.40 ,0 0 R. Aitchison, bas., R.N., 0 tlrambeidge. PORTALIII—PARICCR.—Juse 1, at the Chapel. Iteyrout, 000. by tbr Iten H. Wimbill near, A. N. Portal* Cp., a tryrtait.••4 Idotant Lebanon, toga. C 01411,010 datinkter art. S. ISareS tear, AN. RAIVLINIION—WOOERS.—Aug. 3, 00 Bor. 3. Bawl's. , 1. 111, P 1 ." 115 nialstar, nualataan, roe Hants.. to NM May 340 litanitY, earn{ daughter of the Sew. T. Ragan, clarets. urea, Lavrraenl. SICHAIWS—DOIIL—A.4. b. se 11. Wary a. Ist...a slaws O. Illebarda. Pea , of Cashashan, tenant! WM." et Rare'. 001100, Cotriden. Louisa Atino,0111•1•11110 100 Ronk ma Lam San& Newburgh. amok liaffasaa IS Salaam Millasaaby, ard Marl al gaslakWer. SCAONSTIr—ss”'" ..A - I.IIIITT—BROMIC—Ay. 3, at Trial , ? Ettorrh, MOM, by the Row T. Itsel3lU. W. M. 81414064,01. Lq , or ores 100, Kw A. IL Meow., 0C TATINSON—SUMINO.—IIay S. at Tolfowlioo. H. W 15.... 1 1 1 - It Volparsioe, to aars Valtratlas, laughter of H. Cosawyt, of Oweew otreeL I.omlss. IY ITER' AIIT-11.101113—Aag. 3. st Irermw William lifoidiewh. KG Or Roy. J. Stewart, recur o' Taw., all.oalato, Norfolk, W 117, Med NOON, of IN lOW K Itiaby. Yes. IT. MILL—MAN% ILL—Jaw W. at Port of Spain. TrlsMml. Thomas IL MITI, req.. ot that Wood,, o 14 amt....mood Womb... a W. Messy 1.4 well. of Mllmewmet, Hemet moan, Lambe. SUCILLIKO—LoADAN. — Ast. I. st M. Own/el. RI wonery. by the low 004 key H. V 1111.4.. Cop.. W. B. 1.4011.1, It N... elliftwoodradlle. Hampahlte, Wear eta of We how Cl bucklum. 341 Drams= Osaolo.oll 144•1•11. MangO, Noetoik, to condiit boobs, mooed ...wiser of the loM W. Looks. of ftwaL kill. war Wwwwit, Devoook Ire. WISBNAN—OtteIL3NO.—Ass. I. at Booklar, by toe Rev, T. Cm*. tho Kew L. IL Wiseman, or Weida. street, Leaden, to Mati, o3Mat davit. al J. Cloollog, les., or Isocltiag. DEATHS. ARMSTRO:4O.-4011 1, at bilobtrmth. Behosad Jomm. WIT mo• W WI late Lit rt. B. J. Anaft.4ll, ot eh. Mast. lies... .god It. BALI. A 4414.—A0d k at Goweos.reet. Low, latast dmmimer st IL SWUM, 1.4.. M.D. CAMBBILL —Ass. 1, Mtn I.J Esmsbell, 40001 4 04 of the lee Rev. W. Ospbell. Mew of Newry, awl mews et 1t111.04111, Aramth,.ed IL CHILI/S.—Aug. I. 1.410ar4 If lam., youngest as of Mr Juba 4341100. B wed If. DOLBY —4• 7 le, at If 00•8•4 O. Of MoW, NOW by Me lat. low Asia 43 Wad mted.try, the Hey R. Foley. C.D. Spa W. 000134.—kw. f. at Samos. home, Ifloww. Martha, wik of T. 040141,144, fl=fl s 6 .—Huts 4, st fiewthomp4os, Sir J. Holbert, Bort., of 11tfr 4 maw, Ptre. PARBOIL—Amt. 31144 Pardee of lilddemnlawor, siod 74. MOIMIRTI4—Ass. 4, at his 1.41100. 40. Palk.oto w. Otoomftwo o4Ww. R. M. 11,0ber/e. 4.14144 t oos or lb. law Col. IL 8.. Mobulls. bast 7. at Lflos Orastasor SMYTHE-1141y 10, at his reoldesce, Ardmore, war Derry, J. A. Maythr. Dos.. 11. L., shod 71. NSW A 143.—A08. f, of Tarmwth, Cape. A. Stewart. lota et the 3.1 Both reprewatatt. wt the family of tho 1411", arts 44 Avsylrohlry. TODD.—J.I7 17, at DOM.., Rally Jame, tarast child ot Col. Turd . TI:CARB.—Ass. 1, at Newttor . Yaw owes Coorletliw. eldest &wiry M W. To. 0.,, Bp., M.D., late ti Mount OODHOUSE—Aare. 1, at 11astadle7 Rectory, Allmi, out and at 010 Roo. O. If Ws/Whew, Ineceo ••• peeftes.... .1 ..... • •mum Jams. et Se. Ili, fless.elnlMl• Cm marsh ( St. 11n45..0 IM CU, el Meese. Mow. et tie Uilm -M. II m Sum. la Leutuamseet. .• Or seselmel et IMM rat IS W Lay ft Madre. Weau es ltMu ms.-11. Mmes. AM,. 7. LW 11,..5 EIMI POO 1J63 19,117 17,114 1,412 IN') RELIANCE IiOCI ETV. The portico Of Vo tHbutSon arnonn the n folbo.in r.__'E------eult.: awed AR. yeal. . ". w 4 14 - L 1463— la SAO ~,,,,, si IWO • i . Ws I. 'Sao i ' . 6,44l ""' l srer, • LONDON LITE, FIRE C:;s1 Muter of rta Subsoil*. Omit , n 1 . piAtiOr OK szrivin y on tM FOR EXPO The hrwskefe Wokew. The dirt. so Ineua rentence in nu UMW. a art I daite , rn. defeats are renaJdlo and LAMP MOLT. rafe, ewe throe Ifni • them COD he tarried smell Dee emote. I other. Melee*. er coOeuel , sod booth eseb. mei" Pl. LL the ret , 11'.. • AU THE ATIU th•os uot AO* 11■111114 ;•111 .r ra onni htaN otta, II d ye M hdAthle, If s. titanriViri.g It with then to, , Cll ho after...mt.: without men:, devoted entire meet hurt= un..l think It weco,try to einem with ateh hottl wea, without comb, fltelsoloaVUe stra cutters. sod hair4l) e whatever the diAsce rIAUTIOD N._/ Hatton-pram sarsiwit being peels of their owe K rool •* 0 alty wad the smarty% (ion. while them corn oA...sugar &titian On.. The qialo i Vo," are " /to, of "Howland- ... IM the foot, to not 20. Ilatton•mr.l tm. L Int. On LVERWEL Pnoe Is WHAT T( (With Die HAPPY. "Juot.mtl of our Woeswoa awl n feedlot tablwirarhaP cool irrenalstitlo-. wad onnt,..to the advice contsinol mouthSherw.....l. elan, ecrrmtrew,~d New Beratl.,trA ; or direct from the At THE EXPE EXPRIMS but subsequent and the state possible momen LATES' NEWS Yesterday aft Lnee, arrived i New York to I voyage in little The news frot by the West 101 telligence, intii and that either or General capital. The Mexican goverr / uEs_gi t o _late fir beer as thi Foreign Affairs, dited to enter i peace on the par Congress had bee but up to the formed. In the June 30, stating the army that th From Fort I.e Love, who had 300,000 dollars his marched gr dragoons under four wour.ded; was obliged to Taylor had appli. after the Ist of F. addressed a pro vernor, from whi officers had admi been successful i The American document, from mentation of re and ten days fi under the tariff o under the tariff o that, adding the total increase va dollars. It app and July, so tar Lion was progrel will be more the The commerei reached Boston arrival the prin the news she a serious decline. COMM :atm Tots, Jr,. Britannia bas been re gensrally, are &sops Before the new: sold at 6 dots. Me 75e. During 'Clisog eery unsettled ; 5 do males were eft•cted. difficult to arrive at f The telegraphic rep. settled. A sale of f news, was made for f to be sellers of inferio of about 10e. per bud sold 53 tiff up a re 2,500 sold at 60e. ; 2, yellow cold at 6.3 e.; a Meal There wee, it mival, while 4 dins. 3,600 bush. sold at 45 about 2 700 bus/vela s stand-sill —neither b deed barrels Cones, nothing over 5 dole. 5 50e. was the extent corn offered ; but bur .0011 e rumoura that a the par chasers. It sr Mace their rpoured ; boklere are ln bids . 1 rue op much beyond has Just found out th: Tee cotton market I as bolder, were indiff being the close of the letter mail; a Pie ap bake, at prices bolt a and it is not pr. hable totattr Mews of morncat try Excesses. r good iIIINISCC ben. In foreign exiliangc bills on London 1051 t dam, soe to 39i ; LATE Since the forep received by thi from New York, Courier and Enl The Mexici.n wa city of Mexico to tl which time it toes contrary—that the renewed proinsitic Trist, for negA tiatic that negotiations w as it seems to lie un the agency of the I earnest efforts of th able consideration ful that Gen. Scots Gent. Cadwallader went in view of abk of Colonel Pierce, capital, left Puebla of occupying the be the opinion of th r. 11.7 , [