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

am, a dash of rain would be of much service, as the xeung green crops now shooting over ground require a greater diversity of moisture and heat. he " corn-merchants" have not been vet" popular in Ireland, and Lord George Bentinck's suggestion about trying the suspension of one, like a rook in a oarn-field, as a warning to others, would have been acted on in more places than one, if impatient igno rance bad had its own self-willed way. Betimes the , truth breaks out in glimpses, and a more correct knowledge raises the corn-merchant into a public 'benefactor. The Sligo Champion states that the en terprise and capital of the Sligo merchants saved the population of nine counties from starvation. Where all before was blame—now that the storm has sub sided, and men can see somewhat clearly after the mist—all is approbation. The emigration from the port of Sligo has been very great this season From the Ist of January to the Ist of July the numbers were within a few of 10,000, and tie excess over last year's emigration, 0,167. The tonnage employed amounted to 15,473 tons, and the destination of the emigrants was to Quebec, New Brunswick, and the States. To the first, 700 ; to the second, 1,366 ; the rest to the Union. REPEAL Assocuncee.—At the weekly meeting of this body to-day, Mr. E. W. 011ahony, barrister, took the chair. The meeting was nest addressed by the Rev Dr. O'Brien, of Waterford, who appeared at the association, commissioned to hand in a sum of 801. 10s. from the clergy men of kis persuasion in the dioceses of Waterford and 'Amore. After speeehes from Messrs. John and Maurice O'Connell, the repeal rent was snnouacsd to be 1231. 10s. ATTEMPTED AMAIDSINATIOX.-- A desperate attempt to murder W. Hackett, Req., Redwood, Ku ng County, ems made near Fortuna", on Friday last. W. Hackett was preeeeding home from the latter town ; he drove his own I ear, which was Mrs. Hackett. A short distance from Fortnum& two men, one disguised, the other not, appeared ea the road armed. Both Bred at Mr. H. ; the one a gun, the other a pistol. The pistol-shot struck him near the angle of the mouth, tore the jaw, bat not deeply, and I grazed is h ear. He bled considerably, but is not in danger. Mr. Hackett returned to Pontoons; the intended assassins escaped. SCOTLAND. EDINBURGH, JULY 5. • The recent obnoxious mail arrangements are all to be altered to-morrow, and one good effect will be • morning and evening London mail delivery in Edin burgh, instead of two deliveries within three hours of each other, of two mails that leave London at inter vals of twelve hours. The time occupied between London and Edinburgh will now be fourteen hours, and it is soon expected to be ten. To suit the new arrangements, a train is to leave Glasgow at sh. 20m. a.m., performing the journey , to Edinburgh, a distance of 46 miles, in an hoar and three minutes, to arrive in time for the despatch of the morning mail to London. A writer in Black wood's Magazine, having sung • requiem over the withdrawal of government officers and patronage from Edinburgh, and the consequent fading of its university and other indigenous institu tions, Professor Wilson has rushed to the newspapers with a statement that the paper appears without his auction, and adds certain remarks obviously imply ing that he does not now hold the reins of " maga." WALES. PRINCE CONSTANTINE ON SNoWRON.—A correspondent of the Liverpool Standard says On the morning of the 27th ult., in company with four gentlemen whom I met the evening before near Llanberris (one German, two Spanish, and the other a fellow-townsman) I started for the ammmit of Snowdon. We had heard that it was likely we asebi net with Prince Canstantine of Russia on the es be was that morning expected at Llanberris frega sit route for Bangor. The 'scent from Llealsemth as many of your readers are aware, though in all olgeolimes bed enough, is fall much better than we had expected. After scali-g the pile of stones on the extreme summit, and re freshing ourselves at the hut, our continental friends com menced tinging God save the Queen,' and very well they sang it too. The mist at this time was so very dense that we could not see more than a few a ids around ; and we concluded that his Imperial Highness, dis couraged by this, would, with his suite, make his way to Llanberris by the pass. We had, however, scarcely finished singing the first stanza of the national anthem, and were commencing the descent to Beddgelert, when a wild halloo was heard immediately beneath us. Our guide assured us, no hearing this, that it was the party of the prince. I fug gelded to our German companion, as a good and somewhat striking way of greeting the young prince, or at any rate of attracting his particular attention, the singing of some wall known German song (the Empress of Roane beings Ger man princess born)—a song as well known and as popular there es ' Auld Lang sync' is here. On the instant he com menced one of the national songs of Prussia, the country of the prince's mother, and his own beloved 'Fatherland.' In a second or two the misty veil before us opened, and ap parently, as if rising out of the rocks at our feet, the care en& came in sight. They were twelve in number, mounted en the hardy ponies used on the mountain. The song of ' Father/and,' had produced the desired effect : the prince im mediately rode sap to as, and most heartily and good humour edly addressed our German companion in his native tongue While they were conversing, we had ample time to scrutinn• the party. It was a picturesque sight. The prince, awi ii made handsome fellow, thousk not very tall, with a broad Kilmarnock blue bonnet on h , slead, and his cheat enveloped in the warmth-giving folds of I large Royal Stuart tartan Pad—and the others, Count Ormoloff, Baron Brunow, old Admiral Lntke, our oountepiesu the Hon. Col. Grey, &c., all most picturesquely atttnel—had to my mind much the appearance of a pary moss-troopers , or the ancient ' children of the mist ' sating out on some wild foray. By the way, our own Sena al appearance, I think, must have had more of the pictorial than the elegant about it. The German, a very tall young man, with the lower parts of his inexpressible, tucked up and put inside of his remarkably high boots, had a good deal of the cut of one of Wallenstein's heroes, booted and all but ready to vaidtinto the saddle. The prince good humouredly assured our German oompanion that ha more than half envied us our mode of travelling, as the ascent from Beddgelert on the back of a pony wee no joke. After a conversation of a few minutes, carried on principally in Oman, relative to the road on the Llimberris side of Snowdon, the chance of the mist clearing if, and ether topics interesting to the tourist, we wished the prime and hies party a pleasant journey, which was inset courteously re- turned, and we separated—they deseendllig to Llanberris, we to Beddgelert—The prises aftwerardle ebbed CETEII7- von. and made some drainer in bh percale of the moue castle of Edward the First ; aherwarb prossided to Bengor, from thence to Peturhyn eolith end afterwards examined the elate quarries. From this be protheded to the town of Cow way. and visited the castle and impassion bridge. After "ailing there for some time he crossed tau Anglesey, sad visited all parts of that tetrad interesting to the tourist" Ten Chore sic NORTE WALES bear a most healthy ap• denoting ague of a most plentiful and prosperous =. Not a single instante of the potato disease has, as yet, appeared in Montgomeryshire, and the plants look en seedingly well. PROVINCIAL. 1.1%.01,rypau5...•• Tess GRAND Duns CONSTANTINE or Rosati. and suite arrived in Manchester on Monday evening, in route from Chatsworth, the seat albs Duke of Devonshire, to Worley Hall, on a visit to the Earl of Ellesmere. Yesterday =ma ins, His Royal Highness and mite left Wonley in Lord Ellesmere's bergs, and proceeded along the Bridgewater Canal, accompanied by Lord Ellesmere, to the works of Messrs. Nasmyth and Claskell, iron-foun ders and machine makers at Patricrolt, which they visited, spending a consi derable time in witnessing the different prowess. A emdal train afterwards conveyed the party, per railway, to Blan chester, where the mayor was in waiting to receive and conduct them to the principal manufactories in the town. They proceeded to inspect, in SOOONSIOII, the works of Mama Parr, Curtis, and Co., cardnakers; Kern. Hoyle, Soo), and Mild, of the Mayfield printworks ; and Messrs. Birley, cot- Ism•spinners and mackintosh manufacturers. At the town -1.11 -• • . where they partook of a splendid luncheon in the mayor's parlour, the mayor presided. His Royal Highness and party afterwards vatted several other manufactories, end a special nails was to be in resdiness at five o'clock to convey them, per Liverpool and Manchester Railway, to Knowsley, near Liverpool, the seat of the Right Hon. the El of Derby. TALL Waal:l%—pin* is at present exhibiting in the Liverpool Blame specimens of wheat 8 ft. 9 in. high, grown at Farnworth, near that town. common RF FORDED RAILWAY the Leeds Stock Ex change yesterday, sn aenouncement was made that another for of railway scrip had been discovered. The com pany whose scrip has been forged is the South Yorkshire (Doncaster, (bole, fie.) Railway Company. It is stated that the counterfoil cheque is mach larger in the counterfeit than in the genuine scrip, and that there is no full point or period after the letter " for 201. charm." The paper is of es inferior Suality, and the printing is not no well executed Y the genuine scrip. o,..mvromxrus THII CLERKS AND MIRCANTILII ASSISTANTS at Birming ham are making an effort to establish an institution on • WIN somewhat similar to the Whittington Club in London. ♦ public meeting (or concerting preliminary measures was kW on Henday evening, when resolutions were passed to establish the club, fur which a committee was appointed to take the accessary step. HAMPSHML COMNIIINHON BY Till LORD LIZDTISNANT.—J. H. C. Wyndham, &q., to be deputy lieutenant. Music. HEE MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—Verdi's opera, " I Lombardi," was performed last evening. This piece was produced at her Majesty's Theatre last season, and was tole rably well received, owing to the exertioos of (irisi and Mario, though the impression it made upon the public was by no means great, nor sufficient, one would have thought, to le►d to its reproduction this season. Last night, moreover, its performance was much inferior to that of last season. As a dramatic work, it is not equal to " Ernani ;" as a musical eemposition, it is, perhaps (but not much) superior. It con- talon one effective quintet in the first scene; an air for the tenor, at the beginning of the second act, which, when sung by Menlo, was encored with acclamations, and which, as sung last night by Gardonl, pleased more than any other thing is the opera ; and a chorus in unison, like the " Va, pentium " in " Habeas," which was encored list season, but passed without nodes lasi night. The music in the Prima Donna's part is J entirely worthless ; in the situations of the greatest interest, it is either insipid sing song, or unmeaning beware. Gnu by her bold and brilliant execution , gave It an effect which Cas tellan was unable to achieve. The only improve ment upon lest year was the substitution of Coletti for Fer tiliser', in the part ef Parma; but that was not sufficient to counterbalance the comparative weakness of the performance in other respects. There was but an indifferent house ; the piece went coldly and heavily off ,• and the manager will probably think it prudent to Let it drop. There is generally lin London same prevalent nuisanee—the nuisance of this season, we think, Is going to be, " the Verdi" nuisance. Last night one of his feeble operas wart performed at each of the rival house; and each of them, it appears, is preparing to bring out • new one by him. This excessive supply of his commodities Is certainly not caused I by any eager demand for them on the part of the public, but seems to be a mere rivalry is bed management, Jenny Lind is hard at work studying her in one of them—" I Meenadieri," founded on " The Robbers " of Schiller. It may possibly turn out to be something very line ; but we know too much of Maestro Verdi to be gently de lighted with the information that the fair Swede is engaged in such • task. She would have been better employed, we humbly think, in preparing to appose in some of the characters which are familiar to her, and in which she has already achieved triumphs, each u Nineffa in " La Gans Ladra," Roams in the ' Barbiere di Siviglia," or .Suaaseco in the " Now di Figaro," in all of which she is said to be charming. However, " The Robbers" is a powerful play, and Amelia, which, of course, Mdlle. Lind will perform, is • most interesting character. Perhaps ' Maestro Verdi may derive unwonted inspiration from the genius of Schiller. CLERICAL lArs Nutze's Mum' good= as odor is one& molloalse A same at do eeiiMYd onaltdiroos NAV tomb moltipoom pent et tto m = l l etillealmi. dal Illigeors. to hen me he NI I isdideilleal pErees die 111•11.11111.1 Bt Th• Wm. T. Twisdat, nob, at Chrdelse, las sans the sup et MM. towiudo Ilr sotoolike at the alma la s wore canted tot arl antral alt% leg* posooot to at coo aid at ttr wish. to Itto per loootrooloost air Or partii Ire grillroom. NAVAL. Pima MOBIL —L i liair Gamete gives notice to Um aim owl SW et the mines hatudat the aptues of the dame bolds' Se SIS MIS, Sot the Mars= am/ ills Iheleritest, it lamouetrost, VAL WOK i JIM dm, NI. 14s 461. 0ner 4161 4 111. Es TEIL; OM dm. 16. Is. W.; bore ot, 1111. Hu leeL ; Illh Nue titls.; 'Est! alas, il. 1 la. Ted.; ormoth s IL I& Md.— II she es% that the ax she da snot of MI lonffillee he Yr Mymers slion.aussi Ceps O.K. Bret% Itir who Me/ Wise the eemllemmellen the prier, speed la dr h sad Nagootals ea So lel As., 1114=d i t; the Funs, es lb' ird Jaa., YAWNS II rogloherat Is the Court, tamed atter the laithly, BM ADMIRALTY JOLT 11.—APTOTIMIERTS.— Lkutenutte . 0. C. Campbell s od E. Z. Harmmell, to President ;H. B. Hardman, to 13el441a—Clkap1dn and Naval Instructor : Be.. T. J. Baker, to Be life. __ _ MALTA, JUNE W.—DISPOSITION or TIM MRDITMLILA mus entunness.—ithlta: Ceylon, boning the deg WI Ilear.Agegral Srt Lueins Curtis, Hart; lledney, 90, Qin!. IL Calor; Lem& Lent. Power ; Takeo* N. (going to Tunis), Leaf Ong; Maker et, Cam. Bathe; 14 11 . 1es .s le y t. tug, cruising of Mars; Albion, to, Capt. C. H. Vanguard, 00, Copt G. W. Wills; Fenton:Le, 16, Cr. . At Smyrna Hrefe la, Oat. Mown At Bernd 10, OEN. A. E. P. Mint (entlag during the deems as Lave at Nit. "maid. At Othedthr Virago et., 6, Com. J. Lana. At Ourinthaegbt Milk gat Kraemer. At Pattie : Matins, 11, COMMIS& earvegb. la the Levant: Volvo, TS, Capt. Orem; Inaba sa, Owe. Break =red fume, and deny masted barehl i teaseth Malta to Mans Wee : gpktte sae le Melts : sL. LIM. War. ;"'MIT lir=lkwar 61.0in.Lavis. The Brew =dyad law es els Mk, err are lablailaser; ail laltAtikassaa w the s a s ilets. mar% Ile cam Alp alba aawilleme, aupplb e hwa bar ow kr 14 1 Asp Via alb no . we la am waslbso mel lows Rs orb al Mr Alp be Oa Lewal. adwioailn W antra am limaa. •bi a saw erd, and IMO Ath bre vimikazwie am fit a Mrs. gyms" the wife of the ftswthe, lire on the atter • 11=11101 Masse. SPORTING. NEWMARKET JULY MEETING-.-MSIDAy. HAMM' Of 20 SOW etch, and only 6 ft, If declared ; 3-ymble sad upwards. Neer T.T.C. 04 robe, sof wino pay 5 sois.telL Mr. R. ht Mr. Cb= . l2: icaisr. Mmeo. eel m Ibelimmeetb. Mr. limilimraWalliamwellkiellE (1.5 terdj• lob Yin Vert. le 1 tot to 1 Kaeleyeed Otems Jaf.aml I le 1 awe Meaviotem. Vert Vat tad Mem Mem mit Um tombs jelseg. lame by Isolay, lbe errs IMRE well elk lei, eltir Ow ON ostler eta atiwire se *Meet Me rem. Vert VastWaetie mem Mgr thee, mire Sado, mot up le in Hin, itereut bey et 10eral Ma *wobble% eel *es by a met& M Ismer; Klabbeireelb a led tied. Meek Catlett* liesiameet arty la dm are. iso to 1 ohs. M eau JOLT STAKES Ot 50 some oak 30 R; tee 2-yr-old collo, tot rib; and Allies, Sat Mb; Now T.T.C. The seosodssves his stabs. (24 subs). CoL Peers lodine (Penni I Mr. Porno Woodcraft (Nat 2 Cot Moro Unit= (an , * 3 11=14&: . ag i Wzr..4 . ltt i r m lbelotstra, nod i l l : , rins w ounlogi dived bp Tonna sad Woolgoolt, ann. inia Asa Ingaringr Oa win boon/ no allingoot drum Ma arm webinds no Iscrispier Ile ibe awn nine Soy drawl and splemillbib. kiss wank( bp a auk, owl no ma In twoow nown owl OM; lbsianolod aIL Wm Is I Ws. II ogoa. Wlllnia mien ain mewl lima bp son ponowtol allownlon at Oankilin It • wore* Nownwp la wig Mot tlig or the boon no non din egooft Mon OM fora My or that wenings wooden anon Wiwi pruning. tido Ent,llignue. EQVITT COURTS. Petbro the Barter of the Roils. RYALL V. HANNAll.—Commarmow Or WILL—EX TRINSIC EVIDENCE.—Wm. Read, who died in 1798, by his will gave a copyhold estate to his nephew, William Bell, for life, and after his decease to Elisabeth Abbott, the natural daughter of Elisabeth Abbott, of the parish of Gil luorham, single woman, and who formerly lived in his servioe, for life, sad after her death to her children. The Elisabeth Abbott referred to in the will, as having been in the tee tator's service, never had a natural daughter, but about sis or seven years before the date of the will she had an illegiti mate ma, called Joha Abbott, of whom the testator's nephew, William Bell, was the putative father, and she afterwards married one John Caddy, by whom she had • daughter, living at the date of the will, called Margaret. William Bell, the tenant for life of the property, having died, a maseties was raised in this suit as to who was en titled on hie death under the above devise. The plaintiffs were parties who claimed under a residuary clause in the will, amd ammtlemied that the gilt to the child of Elisabeth Abbott yes altogether void for uncertainty, as there was no puma who earwared the description. The children of Jelin Abbott, the oft of Elisabeth Abbott, on the other had, onatemied that the testator had mistaken the sex and maim o f Abbott's child, but there was no doubt that as A was IM meant, which could only be I Jam la wham the testator was proved by evidence to hue tam an interest. For Mugu* Caddy, who after wards teems by marriage Margaret Austin, it wee ma tended that the object et the testator's bounty was clearly a female child, and that the mistake of the testator was in supposing Elisabeth Abbott not to harm has. 'married at the date of his wilL—Masen. Ferri', KinAemasp, Respell, Campbell, Bird, and Crawford appeared for the different parties.—The Master of the Rolle maid there was great diffi culty about it, but he =hit the toaster clearly meant an illegitimate who only be Jahn Abbott. Bat it was a question whether the court could admit extrinsic evi dance of identity where the mistake was mot merely in the name and descrip ti on, but in the sex of the party. lie would consider the oases on the subject. Before Viormaanceike Knight Bross. NOILID V. EARL OF KILYORRY.--13FICIPIO FERVOR*. ANC3.—Pors's Vitaa.—This was a suit for the specific per formance of a contract for the purchase by the defendant of Strawberry-hill cottage and land contiguous thereto, part of the property known m " Pope's Tills," st Twickenham. The principal ground of defence to the suit appeared to be that the plaint:2l was not able to give possession of some parts of the property at the time appointed by the contract for the °cmpletion of the purchase, the tomato refming to leave, and alleging that the notice to quit had net been given by the right parties. Mr. Wigram and Mr. Parsons appeared for the plaintif f ; and Mr. Russell for the defendant. —The Vice- Chancellor reserved his judgment. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. A71011111A.1.D AVID OTRIBB V. TATEAX.-MAZINI TIMM ANCIL-Mr. Serjeant Shee, Mr. Serjeant Dowling, and Mr. Bovill were eonnsel foe the plaintiffs, who sought to recover the sum of 1001. from the defendant as the underwriter of an Ueuranee of a schooner, called the Active, which was lost about 66 miles off Halifax on the 17th of J anuary,lB44. The defendant pleaded a variety of pleas, of which the principal charged the plaintiff with the misrepresentation of material facts; and the eonsealment of material fact. in inducing the defendant to subscribe the policy. The execution of the policy, the interest of the plaintiffs, and the loss of the vessel having been proved, Sir F. Thesiger, Q.C,, with whom were Mr. Martin, Q.C., and Mr. Fiteherbert , for the defendant, opened the defence, which follows.—The plaintiffs are partners ; one of them, Mr. Charles Archibald, resides in London, another, Mr. Blowers Archibald, the brother of the former, resides and carries on business at Sydney, Cape Breton, as does also Mr. Thomas Archibald, the partner and cousin of the other two. On the 26th of January, 1844, Mr. Blowers Archibald arrived at Halifax, Nova Scotia, having lett St. John's, Newfoundland, on the 16th. On some day between*, 24th and the 27th, his name was inserted in the visitor's beek at Keefler's reading•room, at Halifax, and in that reslavroora there was placed, on the 29th of January, a near er pabliehed that day, called the Halifax Jonrng contddsie Ss Ibiatrtitt paragraph :—" A brig of end or Sydney fsa Barataia,went ashore on the night of the 16th, in bark sear Pan Jelly, vowel bilged ; crew and materials saved. Isle of hill and materials. Most probably the Attic*, Leslie, was to leave Bermuda about the 6th for Sydney. No insurance." Whether Mr. B. Archi bald saw this paper, or bed been in the reading-room, could sot be positively made out; but on the 2d of February he wrote to his brother Charles in London, saying, along with other matters, that there was a vowel ashore near Liverpool, and "a schooner about Canso : I hope not the Active, which ought to be well back on her way from Bermuda. Her insur ance was up in December. I hope Tom will get it done by the year as heretofore, and it would be as well if the pealing THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 7, 1847. risk were included." Mr. Thomas Archibald had, in a letter, written partly on the 12th, partly on the 13th, and Partly en the 16tb of January, desired his cousin Charles to insure the Active for 1.0001., and on the last of those days had written, "while this wind continues there is no chance of the Active getting up from Bermuda." The letters of Mr. B. Archibald and Mr. T. Archibald left Halifax with the mail of the 6th, and arrived in London on the 19th of Feb.. 1844. Extracts were forthwith forwarded to Mr. Charles Archibald, who was then at Pane, and be wrote thence to Mr. Grieve, of Greenock, proposing to him to take the in surance of the Active and another vessel, called the Grey hound. On the 27th an answer was received from Mr. Grieve, by which he declined the insurance . Mr. Charles Archibald arrived in London on the night of the 3rd of March, and on the 4th he wrote to his broker, telling him to inters the Active, and adding, " at the last accounts she was at Bermuda." In the introductory part of this letter he stated that he bad arrived the night before from Paris, and had found, among the letters Which had accumulated, ono from Mews. Archibald, of Sydney, desiring him to get the Active insured. These facts, the learned counsel con tended, showed that Mr. Charles Archibald had coacesied front the underwriter facts which ought to have been com municated to kis, and that the statement of the Active baring been at Bermuda at the last accounts was one for which he had no authority, and which, by shaking belief in, or negativing, the statement in the Halifax Journal, which was to be seen at Lloyd's, would overcome the distrust of the underwriter and induce him to insure. He also con tended, that Mr. Blowers Archibald must have known of the loss of the Active when he wrote to his brother ; and also that she wee to be insured : and therefore that by him, also, there had been a concealment, which vitiated the polic.— Mr. Serjeant Shee having replied at great length, Mr. Jus tice Erie rammed up, and told the jury that in substance there were three questions for them to consider. 1. Did Mr. Charles Archibald make a misreprountation to the un derwriter Muekiog the metal ? If he did, and it might have abiebed the deteetatlWioa of the underwriter, there' mild to be swain kir Via dollindant. 2. Did Mr. Charles Archibald conocal hem the underwriter any fact within has knowledge annual& be the appreciation of the risk ? If he did, the vent* ought to be for the defendant. 3. Did Mr. Blowers Archibald know of the paragraph is the Journal, or of a rumour that the Active had been hut, when he wrote to kis brother in London the letter of the 2nd of February ? If he did, and knew at the lame time that his eamim, Mr. Thomas Archibald, was about to have the Ac tive Insured in Great Britain, then, also, there must be a manila for the defendant —The jury deliberated for a short dam, and, on each of the three questions above set forth, re turned a verdict for the defendant. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Nest PMcS.—Before air P. Pollock, CB., and • Lcodom Special Jury. WILD O. BLADE — RAILWAY LITIOATION.—Mr. Martin, Q.C. and Mr. Wines, were the plaintiff's counsel ; and Kr. heats conducted the defencee. This was an action the plaintiff, a map seller and engraver at to recover compensation for engraving the maps the and Birmingham Extension and the Warwick end ham Canal Railways, of which the dedamind. a linen merchant, carrying on businees in Brestionta. de, was • director. On behalf of the plaintiff IC Ilse shown hat be had executed the work in question vim dr order of Mr. Pritchard, the engineer of the cangosy. That it had been done satisfactorily and upon moderate terms. That the directors had adopted Mr. Pritchard's order, and rendered themselves re sponsible for it, Bret, by having paid the plaintiff 3001. in liquidation of his demand for engraving, and secondly, by requiring him to send the engraved plates to their offices. It was admitted the defendant was a director and that lie had taken a very active part in the efforts made to carry out both the projects which were ultimately abandoned. It was contended on his behalf that Mr. Pritchard bad no authority to pledge the credit of the directors, and as he was not called, although in court during the trial, the facts clearly showed that the work was executed upon hie credit and not upon that of the directors. There was no resolution or mentoran dem of theirs authorising Mr. Pritchard to employ the plaintiff, and it did not appear that the defendant ever bad had any communication with Itim.--Tbe jury remained in consultation for about three quarters of an hour, when they returned a verdict for the plaintiff with &l 0& damages. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—Before the Common Berjeant. RAPID ADJUDICAPION.—A great number of Mies were disposed ordering the morning with the usual rapidity exer cised by the learned Common Serjeant, and several prisoners were placed at the bar, tried, convicted, and sentenced almost in the same breath with the reading of the charge against them. THE MURDIR svr Maamenoes.—On the first day of the session an application was made to the Common Serjesnt, by I Mr. Bodkin, to postpone the trill of Mary Anne Hunt, for ' murder, to the next session. The ground for the application was, that the case had only just been taken up by the trea sury, to be prosecuted on their behalf, and that there would not be sufficient time at the present session to prepare the evidence. No oppesitlon was offered on behalf of the pri soner, and it was, therefore, acceded to. POLICE.-v - ESTEZDAY. BoW.sTßEET : —Fosaiyo AN Czar! : ricsre.—lfeary JoAmos wee finally examined, charged with forging • certificate of the Court of Examiners of the Apothecaries Company; and, without further evidence th i tita t ifen in our paper of Saturday, the prisoner was ozEr trial, being admitted to bail in two sureties of Ie raR a BOROUGH-STREET. —Tax Casa or THE ELE/0110 STELLING or 2,0001. WORTH OF BILLS.—MI. Merin Pollard was re-examined, charged with having ob tained 2,0001. in bills from Prince Louis Napoleon Boons- Went to steal them. Alexander Symons, if Mr. Bush: Lived at No. 16, London-street, 01e - Ti via merchant, Saw the prisoner with Mr. Watson, for rho fleet time, on Friday week. Had known Watson as a esgmtereial traveller for many years. Watson R the prisoner mid that discount was wanted for a bill for 1,0001. Witness said, if it woe a genuine good bill, he had MO objection to discount it. The prisoner said he would take two hogebeeds of wine, give 751. for discount, and lake; the remainder in cash. Witness replied, that would not do; and offered 7604 and two hogsheads of wine, taking the balance for discount. The prisoner called by appointment the following day with Mr. Watson and a Mr. Smith. The prisoner had previously represented to witness that he had drawn a bill ca the prince, who had accepted it, and that It was as good as a Bank of England note. Between the first and second call from the prisoner, witness had heard something about the bills. When the parties arrived at witness's house, Mr. Smith said he came to prove the handwriting of the prince, if he (wit ness) had any doubt about the circumstance. Smith also said that the bill was in pawn for 3001. with a silversmith in the Strand. The prisoner wished witness to pay the 3001. and to redeem the bill. Witness replied that was not the way ho did business, and he declined the proposal . During this conversation, M . Orsi, the prince's secretary, came to use him (witness). Had no doubt that Smith and the prisoner saw M. Oral when he called. On his return from speaking to M. Orel, he found Smith and Watson going away. Smith said they had an order from Pollard to get the bill, and they would return in twenty minutes Witness went back into the room where Pollard was. The prisoner remarked that it was impossible they could be back in twenty minutes. He said he would go after them and be back in an hour. The prisoner did not return. After seeing M. Oral, witness, of course, did not intend to dlscoant the bill. Cross-examined by Mr. Haw kins : Had oteesionally discounted bills for a friend, but was not in the habit of discounting bills gene rally. Watson was a traveller to • friend of wit nets's. The difference between Pollard's proposal and witnese's proposal as to the terms of almost was about 261. Afterwards would not have discounted the bills, as, from information he had subsequently received, he believed they had been stolen. Bad the bills been brought to wit ness at the second interview, he would have attempted to get possession of them with the view of assisting the prince in their recovery. Had seen M. Ora several days prior to the first interview with the prisoner—Re-exammed Had had previous information of the peculiar circumstances of the bill, from • French gentleman with whom be war acquainted. —Police-constable West, F 106, said he searched the pri soner's lodgiavi In Essex-street, and found a ouantitx of papers, principally relating to moneylending . advertise ments, taken from the morning papers—Mr. Hawkins, on behalf of the prisoner, mid if the magistrate adhered to the determination he expressed at the last examination, to sub mit the case to a jury, he (Mr. Hawkins) would beet discharge his duty to his client by reserving his obeervations natal the time of trial. If, however, any observations on the law or the facts of the case would have an effect on the mind of the court, he would proceed at once with his argument.—Mr. Hardwick said the opinion he bad previously expressed had only been strength. end by the subsequent evidenee.—Mr. Hawkins must ex press his exceeding surprise that the evidence, which Mr. Bush on the last 000mion pledged himself to produce against the prisoner, had not been brought forward. Not a tittle of evidence of the alleged fraudulent pretence had been pro duced, and not one witness had been called to carry the case huther than it was carried at the last examination. The pri soner was then committed without bail. WORSHIP.STREET.—Cautum To • Marna.— Mary- Amor Glade was finally examined, charged asiliChav ing cruelly maltreated her mother, Anne Lowe, 8$ yenta( age, by keeping her in a Mate of confinement, witha l :a dent food or clothing, whereby her life Wiles& —ln addition to the evidence given 1a sag paper d last, Anne Roberts, a nurse in Itt i n as =t w tet a l the dreadful state of filth and found the unfortunate woman.—Mr. Brig& the serretary eft the Philanthropic Society, proved that the Omer had beat in the receipt of a weekly pension for the ingyst of hey mother ever since the year 1838, which had boa td at the intercession of a person who entered hifmlf as as annual subscriber to the moiety in the name of Glade, bat had not pp 'd a single subscription, and who it was emerrily • aaspected ai was in reality the husband of the YEIESEGG, who had di appeared about that period. The old mum was earned into court in the arms of one of the workhouse porters, but she positively refused to soy anything that emu criminate her &tighter, who, the stated, had Ilitebelled as much of her time and ittention upon her as her dreareetra ear would permit.—Mr. Hindu, the relieving WSW, stated that the parish authorities was willing to Ward Cho= woman an asylum in their workhouse for the abort p that she was likely, from her advanced age and infirmi to survive, as it would be manifestly improper to allow S her to return under the protection of suck a daughter:4lr. Arnold said that, after the statement of the mother, and the earnest intercession she had made on behalf of the prisoner, it was impossible to prosecute the criminal charge against the latter, and he should, therefore, order her to be die charged.—The prisoner WWI accordingly discharged, and her mother removed to the workhouse. AM/CPT/ID MCRIMIR.-77tomaa Smith was finally Cl mined, charged with having attempted to strangle Mary Montgomery, and with cutting end wounding her mother, with intent to aped= her.---The facts of them.' were re ported In our piper of Wedneedaileat; sad the elder com plainant, who mos brought from St. Wtsfienetr's hospital. now stated, that buries that the phew wee murdering her daughter, able sea is to her easietehee, eddewed him holding her down yea the bed, and'ettereggag her with m eber letiglindln, the Ildinntr delb i t m dt would do tor lee, sit c• ;bar Wow at the beedvdtbsese sharp eovered tier with Heed, end de prived I s r 4lit' vermeleuutem—Yr. Henry,.. the keddil surgeon at the hiegitel, yawed that the end women had sustained $s ere Wised wood gver the temple, whisk produced partial aoneeedes of the brain, sod lb= she re mained for some time in emblereble danger.—The prisoner, I who denied having used in, instrument on the occasion, was fully committed for trial. SO UTH WARH.—Cnazon or CHILD-ldruzins.—Asist Blackmon was charged with strangling her tem& four gun old.—Ann (jogger% deposed that on theCtewo night she was in the tap-room of the Bull's Heed, ethe prisoner, evidently intoxicated, entered the room with a child in her arms ; and she had not been long there when witness observed her drawing the child's cap-wring tightly round its neck until its face became black. Witness gelled out to the prisoner that she would strangle the thildt the prisoner then loosened the strings, and shortly eiteirwettb witness win saw her using the sleeve of her gown, whisk she placed round the child's neck, and began to draw it tightly round in the woe manner as she did the sad until the same effects were produced. Bh= towards the prisoner, and asked her whether she meant to destroy her child, and seized it out of her arms. The prier= then left the room, and the reliering-officer was sent for, and he directed the child to be taken to the workhouse. The prisoner soon returned, and insisted on having her child restored to her, and, when it was given up to her, she left the Bull's Head. Wiener followed, and sew the prisoner with a man in a white smock-troth, who was trying to make her go on, and at that time she bad the child cloudy pressed to her bosom. Witness, fearing the =wore the prisoner was tieing on the occasion would be likely to smother the child, forced it away from her arms and called for a policeman, and, when they arrived at the station-honse, the child was found to be quite dead.—Mr. Thomas Ludhant, surgeon, said, that on examining the child, he found it was dead, but yet warm. He could observe no external appearant= to account for its death, but a slight mark was visible on the side of its neck as if caused by a light ligature, such so the cap-strings described by the wit ness.—'rhe prisoner, when she heard the evidence of the witnesses, merelyleaked, "Is the child dead orally° ?" Whim informed that it was then lying dead in the workhouse she seemed quite unconcerned . She was remanded for ft:rib= examination until Wednesday next. MONEY MARKET. TIMIDLY EVENING. This has been a very quiet day in the funds, with merely a variation, from first to last, of about roe eighth in the buying and se/ ling prices. Consols opened at 881 to for money, and 881 to 9 far the opening, and left off the same after a short interval, during which they were a fraction higher. This was the first day for private transfers at the Bank, when the baakers and corporate bodies are admitted to for the dividends. On Thursday the books will Ise open to the public. Reduced Threes, 891 to I Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 911 to I ; Long Annuities, 9 1-18 to a ; Exchequer Bills, 9s. to 13s. prem. ; India Bonds, ss. to Bs. prem. ; Bank Stock, 195 to 7. The quotations of foreign stocks were remarkably few to-day, from the inactivity of business. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were called 571 to ex dividend; the Fours, 891 to 90. Belgian Four-an - a-Half per Cents., 93 to 5. Spanish Five per Cents., 201 to 1 ; the Threes, 321 to 3. Portuguese 30 to 2. Mexican, 19 to Russian, 111 to 112. Money was rather tight to-day, bat as the divi dends are now so close upon payment it may be ex pected that this will be only of short duration. The tightness, such as it was, would probably arise in a great degree from the repayment of the short loans made by the Bank upon securities on the shutting of the transfer books beginning to mature, or being close at hand. Foreign exchange was lower to-clay on several of the chief drawing places. On Amsterdam the nego tiations were 12.4 to 41 ; on Rotterdam, 12.4; to 1 ; on Antwerp, 25.80 to 821 ; on Hamburg, 13.11; to 111; on Frankfort, 121/ to 1 ; on Paris, 25.721 to 77i ; on Vienna, 10.1 to 2; on Leghorn,- 30.30 to 35 ; on Naples, 401 to 1 ; on Madrid, 471 to 48—all at three months. On Lisbon at 80 days, 531. A set of tables, neatly got up, of much utility to dealers and investors in railway, canal, and other share property has recently made its appearance. The tables are calculated and arranged by Mr. Henry Butterworth of the Stock Exchange, and their cor rectness, therefore, the more to be depended upon from the practical experience brought to bear upon them. The value of this little work consists in its enabling any person to ascertain at once " the greatest number of shares, at a given price, that can be trans ferred on government atampsof theirrespeetive value." From miscalculation it results not neatly that there is a waste of stamp duty through • stamps lof a higher denomination than is required, or of a lower than will pass the values to be represented. The Marseilles papers contain a curious statement relative to a reform of the currency, and the founda tion of a paper money circulation, in Tunis, which would seem to denote a more extended acquaintance with the usages and the progress of more civilised communities than what the Barbaresque states obtain credit for. The facts are thns given :--On:the ap proach of the oil season, which is this year of abun dant promise, and will give rise to important trans actions, the government of the Bey was desirous to put an end to the falsification of the coin carried on with so much impunity, and at the same time to remedy the actual penury of specie. To attain this double object it was thought proper to make a new coinage of pure silver, which it would not be so easy to falsify or imitate as the prices actually in currency, with a sum equal to the emission of the new coinage to be created besides in treasury , bills payable to bearer, which should have legal and forced currency among the population of the regency. These treasury notes are to be prepared with all the marks proper to prove their authenticity ; and, for preventing forgery, bureaux of control are to bo esta blished in all the central marts of commerce to verify their identity on demand. In order that the notes may enjoy the full and entire confidence of foreign merchants, the local treasury will be always ready to exchange them for specie on allowance of a discount said to be fixed at 4 per cent. This discount, what ever the rate established, is not in the nature of a speculation on the part of the local government, bat for discouraging, on account of the loss to which they would be subject, the immediate exchange of these notes, which, if their conversion could be effected at par, would be returned upon it forthwith, and the' it would be deprived of the resources counted upon by their issue. It is hoped, also, that when the commercial community shall be as mired of the prudence and the cautious reserve with which the creation of this paper money will be ma naged, confidence cannot fail to be placed in it, and that private banks will be formed to dis coun t cook as the bearers may require at a lower rate than that de manded by the vernment. For the calm iwa this rosamasapsu seem as the paper money shall obtain the credit which is desired, the Tunisian government proposes to establish in an invariable manner the course of money values, by tarilßng French monies at arstewhich shall give them legal currency in its territory, by which those sudden and enormous fluctuations in exchanges may be ' r avoided which constantly result from uncertain crops. INGLIAIN rare. Bask Stack, 197 Isiltißiesb‘wafie AIM, per Ca as.. Las, 114 1 1 Om Meek New Aar, set Pee ek Cetwele k9we al 9Si BelledeSN Las., IN% 91 New 94 ear Ct. Aass.,sls $ 3.. came. 115.810.114.,11 lr p. 14. Asa., PO pre., sap. iu. A. 1190. BNB Dll. ll 11 1. IMP ' • le BMW Basil. p. Beads, LlO.OO, 5 pm. 14 per Ct. Ilatch Lisador Banda, per Cr. Mexican, 1141. 144 II 4 per Cl. Parr la II per Cl. 11.44.414,11133, t 41...4114 EXCHANOIIB AND 701 DO. 11 war OL 136L.Atet., P 4 4 P. Cc- 1.40 La Health ea Ut , .4 p• Ct. Dwelt ix.,11 gal/. iti lb be applied to the harem* of stock To 1* applied to the parches, of Eiehetme nude out in pursuance, 01 ...... sot o. 411 670,000 0 0 1601,247 15 11 Add Waved roomiest& on secotmt of &mistime and begonia, to as applied to the purekume of stalk /3111,1113 16 11 8. HUMAN Comptroller -GenereL National Debt-office, July 6.—C ohere. WISELY RIPONT OE THE PARIS Boone AND MONET Istamerni was tolerably favosmtbie fee the pat& emdu but bed br /he railway shares. The Three par On& algal at 77f. 73a, and timelines at uge. 30a. lita AMIN WI NN/ AIN Ibt =T• imeinsied Mira took piece on the Tides per 4011mia df lie., Y 111.111811moNliit Yip ine ad Or dame, to trilleee Ae rian.* The Imam et the peliteidele testreeted wilt the al deo there is fall‘shdlorm 411 . 1 4 1 111 •111 4 • 34 lam ihe more meraddlieil, ea amebic Oakum. It Is sla Id es Irma heat the FPlwin be bid hrbehea derbeeebehee lard eine eare, in tile NEM at Sr weak. wear & rods emallar If the Ewe be verbal, lbe pale trim ma rib sma patent oars. anstrant raw Ods May an erg Fee* am every eagegramer Is rein It le it the :Itthese gruiseedere we are be eleathate the at said Threw width he,. ler rib ter err pad, emst *bib alll ender le weleida lbe she, Y Ampere= rib lir idle ea *ay sabre Er es. It le die treater, win, brae Yea dalene *ay ire as bra yea seen alive pee end; mg well name lie biseert pW kw the tree wry bedds. As be UMW*, it lewillomews, that the reserve bail bleseend cuesiderahly aloe sar roan and that It is now in its Mad MOIL It idler be bag bin it reduces its dimount, a Mr. artelere so mon dere/ by rap persl. the measure area DM winter sag hew bete Wady advantag Though eous to its in brag tle certain vie pear rarer led it i l c o= dr this measare. tight or mu m le mas rheoght the of discount deold eddinue to 00. Inel ef tbe akar on of mew, bet tray, r this motive r here rana bares indispen sable te pat a step le a stele of thistle gels to eatremrly in =trade. re ere to whoa am dinstir of the araeled an so earammed„ ea well Ode to ap =hie the eta alas resulting lien se high • dieennt, that le gem ram le hope that a dellMedin tea Wet= se wee a remain= wlll stow it. If liar eelrt ma wag Ibeirosaitlea Improved era lae< this weeders taplolt with selleyed etalovaelmeet erected on Os erases by the arida of eldeldidee era Set dike railway. It Is eietalatlet thepeattica of tame align la w see It das ea era e rale Erb relined bytYa4lpT. et th ee; e prileide err ad ie lbe reran. All tare dame ben net via a emesidarle she Oa week. or It kw dried ilme rimer, Da Sad, Bane, Roar WIN% V 1 0390 6. end Medeslirat es will - es her et Lyre *dab had ben besteeled by reensert. Ili an I e aqi~ Itsr tbe two Wait areplenn Ile esearierilab ale aermaimam ge=4: the heareey heat lbeter, bide hem aggredeteL The rant et *see empelles, be arab ft abler he tbe akar that is le en, wee are ale doable et the see AM aggered essnitme4 she ft was thought the 0111•111111 preinpre aThee her eere w perreeed at the price of melbas Ibt esprit le the ewer dared. Iliewever, this project Erg ha esniem4 es so Impeisrammi at the realles. sad we may =ate at le beirieles et *lles it esedelas, free to e lefor peeled the etemequestes deparedidg set It, if expe nse§ Iheabilleses It *be neeressry. liarows op baa Bona or FAANCT.—Tite Bank of lark sishimakty to the law emoted Jess 311, LIES, has = dig ests. Mid Sr laseenes op to tie Seth of hr. 111 tetra Or aim aledmarrat —Aar : 1. Spada k ler arab dee, Yes., T i de ate Mk 110111,100 fr. 2341 Dimmis =A Mt Me ft. e. ; Oarrest an la tbe bark beaks et tbe aerlbnarlrinte, fr. St at 4. Interest el err ellbee. ead a, Ir. Cie re detailed amenot Odds meth& la found the followeig remankilAn sate: Mese debtors of th 440.. .1 the sa:e of stock ea the L frure Teeesury, k. die.); S. Credit and sundrke, 91,631 .IS t toted the a5et1e,,436,4116,7114 tr. 93 : 1. areeletles, set timellog *het et he. Meek banks, 233,743,213 tr. 60 c. • Current avert, 1211,30,140 fr.; 3. Capita! sod mime, 01,900,00etr. ; 4. gassfriers, 9,116,411 fr. 32 total liabllitam, 451,468,784 h. 62 0. Pram he. acenparieon of the amounts published to-day with those dr& ea December 20, DM, it results that the money in Mind at - the lea has Increased by 22,851.078 fr. 2 c. ; while the loans and Ma lamute hare on the contrary suffered a decrease of 37,703,392 fr. to. We Amor& MOM.' lmegos . Clods& 77 90 77 7$ 77 IP ' , 090 ' Sil I' wus, sotv 4. )or ant.. . . 77 II Do. . . . 111 II 44 Do. . . . Nuhue es Looks (0 1:1 Dw Ow I . MADRID. Jr,.. DO —Time pee OM.. OM., lie I . ftalia.llll e , ()asps bask of lit. Isabella, 141, Marry* MI I I lari), IS 40 Garet lii io Now. Nooks Lola . . I 108 60 Boon lona . . . leo Theron Ms& . . A l;IN , root pot Costa, 17j . Fire per r,17; Bonk of St. PordlAaad, 140; N Loudon,* 0-100. 'INDUCTION Or TUN NATIONAL DEPT.—The Lords Com missioners of her Majesty's Treasury having certified to the commissioners for the reduction of the national debt, in pursuance of the act 10 George IV., c. 27, sect. 1, that the actual surplus revenue of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and. Ireland beyond the actual expenditure thereof for the year ended April 5, 1847, amounted to the sum of 2,78.5,1911. 3s. Bd.; the commisaioners for the reduction of the national debt hereby give notice, that the turn of 691,2971. 15s. I Id. (being one•foarth part of the said surplus of 2,76.5,1911. 3s. Bd.) will be applied, under the provisions of the said ant, between the 7th day of July, 1847, and the 10th day of October, 1847, to the following purposes, viz.: RAILWAY NEWS. There were extremely few dealings in shares yes terday, but no variation in the quotations of conse quence. SHARE LlST.—Lommt, JUL: 6. con.—Tbs %wader et liass k lea. characters U.H. adul traam. Ilan : tr.. et Ilan I. Bolen Hla• Flew. PLEAS, my J.S. Tub ••110.1•••• Prls eel Lam . W _ .11avre . Avlrmsllllllanaillal Ilaaaboarg a 1 SI . =lak a)• • • 16 I*7 NO 1 :Wi It II • _ RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. COMMITTEE OP THE COMMONS ON THE MERITS (Tema. nee).—Oudder No. G. Room 30.-1/. Bristol and Exeter (Taunton aal (stle Car, Brareb)• 30. Great western ( Extension of the Berke and Heats Ra il way, Li.); IS. Bristol end Exeter (Brandt troth Maim to Wens, Glestoebury, &a.); 164. Exeter, Yeovil, and Doe. drew Railway and Breathes; 131. Salisbury and ammo dupsesi of. - - - 31111111N0. ATIMMII6I AND O,4I.LoWAT. Half way,* Mretiv.-111iiMoralk Jffila L—lb. B. Stamp. M.P., in the ehile.-11e drailleen MIMI M Mat Ilia — hoel enneluest ea ansiegsmat Ira Or Clirseir, , Ng k reiltrar almellgt., 6,66 sh i r ti rt n tire su b : smapwq telll have the MI Me branserUt — waist to diere i tba Ors lair asslicrer i airitsitZ thse In paramment ea the alanwunlin etas parlor be tween' sal Ihrmelllast hew= Use* parlor SO aOseisrla et Irbil Ores* awed es Or 190 12i'...111Selit The ereaml at Sassed antorlhol hie awes Ora ailena flat the aerrnwlina et draw. lbe dleeNSs MINA the drew tem SAL to 141. 1110. Irk sod Os mast =anal et meg lOW 1140.61. 6 : 1 6,90, dim at 14i. US la Oa gneiss@ intend isaldhs wiles lbs edged Irmira st bw, 1645, to lel et lensier. 1847, sa ea ealle. Therein, Mir MAW ell espwale, a Were* ew et =n :moo VW Weimer, la rwallili thig illo Zino that the peeler of me 11111.27 shwa Pee a helt slre lk moat, a lints Se Or awl* et W Deimell=a, wee erelleeirly In snort It void op as islOr Ibillawsia Millellellik ver.awlNaeaeltara eras et ker. lelshbrari sollallikift elm It olOrtor ell yews* et tat et Nab wale be snug le *re Ilinwsne sans Ity eta , ledill, MO" Or stire soladelersideed la Oak sosellna, evil salmellele Wilk owl Noe sir et Or eurenoranat vat Or emi,,m Sirs eseseso will WOO Os walls lon ts A,yr hem 111411; *lra le la siolardi Owe era bents ISs W in birth albs aerlk et era; per easer, Ili* ern irldimilin t a ierw il7 rellt i th. " = at Ayr oe Tees& 'SOW aresaree* Or wake art Odle= pan, will bre Ow mad Ore polka et a lbdr Ilse haw= sea NS the elninkatAir. 14 a very sesherls sok owl le, Or as- Smiles at a kr inlet nOwwwill„ la et** las Or me m t wee miss Ille spo . Or Or sf Or irks= 11 Is islaillisataassdno ll= the ._ - a et end seserary. 111111011LLitle0IIII NIWB. - CsraaL Pamici.— The wig et Or Oinks' lellneet is head heir 141 h. erers w ill, ea OS oles, afire al Or arias Ws reeispel lts wea che k et es mid arellienp will le NEON lo ohs thew 1 1 =letn. Oa Ole Ile Or Soder slieSwerll scallenelea. COMMERCL4L AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.—Mnronie-zrais, :cam 6.—Th• =gar mar- Palm wood with do am di mamma, nod ilk's aro opals lob blame of t o berm NO Yds. Wait bib tso of while won lbOorks• to rib: I. pk,, Ca. OIL • mra pond Dowd odd at shod bet yodel Fab prim; Mod mobs vary doll ; loolP4 NIL IML. Ma ralrof alb" wan mat of enigmas awe" Of "Inion; lAN pod web* Oohs odd at 87a 111, trial ow a MI ;do onto (Oolas) bridtbdth odd r illa Was =,,,t be part add awned log worietiormsoy; bib at fall rim thibeloa &ma riled atoms : ohm tioo ta to 4. Ito ed, OA. Idea fa dd. sot a Mbar bibs a part or 2,000 top fair dire Bowl edit at 17e. ; blots mow ia leo. Cotton Tag Ina : MO babe sold. Tallow dull, wliboot allorodsa in prior.. Ulf baba Mad India Jute mold 221. bras wad PIO ad., 40a. ed. its won 1111111 appearance, but the moat of tooloass brim boa Ilmtta• ea a public sale has been Mobbed to Thom day at at. The general appearance of th e markets indicates a want of ,panibleme both in buyers and milers. torICOTTON. —LIVERPOOL, J um( 6. fbe market was steady Seles 7,000 bales, 3,000 on speculation. 'IIt3ICEIESTZiI, JULY 6.—There has been less business es lor rem was mord. Theleek hirer in prices which spinier end ere compelled to . swg to the mem aw den meets melee; NMI &pelmet the buyer is /He ea t . oritoti. asse s 1111141610. *lb • Ind Emil et brim r greet meant efirometime hes leo isle& Hod preemie ben la ee ausiele • lede te Ile whim et their memo; a 11114111 se desk hew hem der. TO 114141111 e Wolinbti tbere kelb WWII tbaS It eel lest week, r whir MOM is higher limn it wastage Monday, he We It to =az in any to the memoir er d lrelTrCnr- g —HacgmosrDMuilt, JULY s.—Then was e gar attendance of merchants et al 'least Ilan Ws morning, rend a fair amount ciborium was lannembill at late prices. WOOLLEN CLOTHB.—Lwins, JOLT 6. —There was a pretty impablemlnes et mssibmis bas Cloth nous this morning, sad a menkletalle eireme et brims we. done, though some of thtts egcstet r lee ridge& es U for the purpose of assort meet. tresureleee wise le low-priced Gawks; the leer arts deist/ me w chiefly mde to order. Late mica were reerally realised, though some attempts were made to buy at lower ales than here recently been realise d . rails. ••IP• D i. 0.4.... .. ...... ...... 4 44. SO LON* Dd D.D. 4 .••••• It. Kr T. .4.sierpase. (II !id. es Mt 410•• 4 /0•• .•.. 1 :::: 06 'Arnett< awl 0.0...., is n . 12. N0r I : ZITIOir: - II! fer " Or. r I: " . ' ' A . 1 4 44. , A. 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Wotan, .. 9 II Nerthro 4/ Dow._ 4 Up. 4 Do. Nor Dol. DM ..111 1 Orions 4.4 Booloow 11. gp, 174 Dr. Do. DC •...... 4 4. Pun sal Lyon 13 A Deo, 401 I. 10 Paris MIMI Atom ... 3SO SO Do. Cosa Dte%ll• He KI Pewit (144 D•lollo 37 D 40 De. L. IN. 0 74. 1 P.m pod 14.4.1...4* 4 34. IV Do. Strip ,I<l 1 20 It Di Hove. .... a) 4 Da fr. GO 44. . 14 Sambre sad rare.... 74 4 4 31 Dr../102*Pg. 4 Yawl I 01 4 1. 1 ill•••• Mid /101.,111....... • 111 11 Op.. Rol Sy lll. 4. II Do 4 llosdror .ll 114. 1044 Umos. 00•10. • 1060. 1.44440 124.10 ., 1267 N IN? 60 1467 SU 514.1 7 ! NI 60 NI LS 00 467 60 06 NI 0 06 010 40 670 00 60 40 070 as sa 004 si2 so Nf 601 f 0 I/0 N 64 . 4 16 54 Prom the LONDON GAZETTE.—Tuesday, July 6. March - Wee, fustian manufacturer, to surrender July 16 & Aug. 9at 11, at Manchester Cc. Sots., Abb ott, Charlotte. eh, Bedford-sq., & Slater, Manchester'; of. wig., Pott, Manchester. Jong &mow & Jong Houten, Leeds, joiners, July 'lO & Aug. 10 at 11, at Leeds Ct. Sob., Strongway, Ranard's-inn, k Robinson, Leeds; of. assig., Hope, Leedn CHAIM.. Cos, Salford, wine dealer, July 19 & Aug. 9 at I I, at Man chester Ch Sole., Gregory & Co., Benford-row, &Morris, lianottester; ar. mtg., Fraser, Manchester. Wihusu Davos, Liverpool, blacksmith, July 16 at 12, & Aug. 13 at 11, at Liverpool Ct. Sala, Kaightley & Co., Chancery-lane, & Wood burn, Liverpool ; off. amis., Bird, Liverpool Guinn.. EVANS, Mrs y Pandy, Meriooethaltire, cattle dealer, July 21 & Aug. 16 at 11, at Liverpool Cl. Sok., Swatting & Co., Southamptanbuild., it Jones, Dolgetly ; off. pada, Turner, Liverpool Jolts ninth, Bristol, MIAAOI, July 20 & Aug. 17 at 11, at Metal Cr. Brocitenrldzt Co., Bartlett's-build., & Hinton, Bristol; off. as Miller, 0 Wihhun Hionsawr & THOMAS Kure, Tranmere, Chester, joiners, July 20 & Aug. 10 at 114, at Liverpool Ct. Sob., Chester k Co., Staple. inn, Arnica & Co., Liverpool ; of. wag., Canenove, Liverpool. Tuoshis Horcuiss.Hulme, Limmis&re, each-proprietor, July 19 t u t .: It at of.s Ches Ho Ma ter Si t, h r li., Stapic.inn, & niacin MEAT Mar Li Britain, baker, July 16 at k Aug. 13 at 11, at Basingbalhat. Sol., May, SpitalSekts; off. ussig., Edwards, Frederick's-ph SAMUEL Bairn & WILLIAM Swint, Warley, Yorkshire, worsted a Jul ) , 22 & Aug. 31 at 11, at Leeds Ct. SOHL, Jaques & Ed sescPte/1y..4 ; Stocks Mamulay, Halifax; & Courteous., Leeds; off. andg., onng, Leads. Eurs &revs" Handl-cottages, Loughborough-read., Brixton, builder, July 13 at 111, & Aug. 17 at 12, at Basinghallnt. Sol- Hughes, Chspehist., Redfmd.row ; off. swig., Pennell, Guildhall-dumb. BA/ISM:MI bil ANNU LLED. June 21, 11 Arthur, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, grocer—July 2. S. B. Slater, Nottingham, wine merchant. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. J. lraol.p,l !M T,. }..r• Cltettart. Irak C. Vpper Sdallh.st, North. Pores. • 3.'lf:it re. Old Quebec-O. Illatyld. W. Cann.. Gomel! a, elerksuotil. S. O. Pelmet... Commit, Pallreder.. Smepla.. S. oedeturadre, S. Gnat Tomo** Neg. JL Bdodford. Yorktkire, asp. Por;le t t , lasoer. halve . T. 1.14, addiataat t• w.'Yorkshire, MR P. liailikAelminr. W. id*. 111111. 01111 1 =11. Tortslin. Wove.. NOM-I.mM., japreer.. balm. OP DMDENDS. Oxbrdst, shawl roanuftFtorers —lst dir. of E. AdWe'd. Soserby.l.odge, .$ ...lam E. 0. Ashorlay.e at HodmeatdE. ter. arrisur.law H. wa Yaw. Edward se, LangtanapL. ReEent.s. a tutor.. O. Murata Clddealmorr, Worcester. .hire, farmer. J. Brosett, thereddcla J.Bales, EYE Xmonde, Yorkshire. Hoek male, J.= Urethra. Laneashlm. Conier...mll. Conroy, • WEY.M.7II. . IL DM.. Wirak•Wil, Vim. 1. Drar. HWY.. YIP coachman. P. Driver, Ikea .d. Tafel*4 sr. dower N. Elms, Boat -et. Gnewlehoeseth A. Fowler, Perobady Kay W. Hasp. SWAY& = 11611. T. T. Hall, Ellsama Erb MY. omitted labourer. W. Hell/well. Led., &Yob Winew. J. Maher+. aukly.Thiga o.dd" • N. Villiollahopkeeper. Howect, Elsmodwind de eAMMYY, Old tera, dosr. J. Hubbeet, IlrfooltA Pirldre. rm. illantagfen. MN= maker. DIDOLABATIoss J. Bond & E. Meagan, .._ IA 811 any Weelneeday, at Whim..." Resiostiall.t. E. L. Ogle, Clement i e-la., City, trick soaker-3td di.. of 2d. any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basinghall.t. W. Richardson, Newomle-upon-Tyue, printer—god dir. of Is, any Saturday after July 9, at Baker's, Nerecostle.opon-Tyne. lIIVIDF.NDS. July 28. J. L. Bourdso & P. J. Mougeus, Pinelsist. sager refiners—July 29. J. Cartwright, Shrewsbury, ironfouncler— Ju t l47. J. Clarke, Portwood, Cheshire, machine maker—July 27. R. II Utile Towerat., City. chemist—July 28. T. Hutchineon, Old Gra -la., Wapping, sugar refiner—July 28. R. Lees, Bottom, Lan. caakire, cotton oplaner—July 29. T. Oakes, Walsall, Stagordaleire, glu.dealer—July 27. D. Pattie, St. Alban's-pt., Edgeware-rd., sta. tligar—Aug. 3. B. Robinson, Burtoo-upon-Trent, draper--July 21 W.lffirderr, Salisbury, licensed rictualler—July 28. T. Smith, gm. Aner , coromkoloa uly U. J. Watkins, Wandsworth-rd., Mamarirtnallor—J 21. J. L Willis, Worcester, taller. ITCII EtEla TlONS.—James Campbell & John Gibes., Oesspase, timber asersiesita, July 13 & Aurr. 5, at Williamson & Olnektere thank, Orassek—Dsaean )(Tarim., Dumbarten,ano. *BIM July I & "et Patereou'e dumb., Dumbarton —George Ilkoks. laDeedsk immi x 4 ortt . st,luly 14 & Aug : 1, at b: elah jery e ° k6BITM s OLTED.--71. Aekkeett, 0. Maw., & A. %Wee. Cbselke, se kr se regrade A. Adshest —J. Romig & u.a.. W. O. Foolkes, Oresbemed,_ Bides &H. Lodg e, Charisma" M a ti'li. . — C C l.d Br w m iot a E. = :G. IL ' 7 1). Chad. : thelmsw.clase —A. OeSa k . Wismane, Bataan--J. 6. 6. Drukker, & L. Ilkhaida, Cutler 44.,= ditch—T. R. Comyn, J. Legion, & R. W. Viatoria-g, Par. 'rlll ringdon-st, City, us far as mints T. 11. Ccasyn so :—.T. Cordele; T. 8. &J. Norris, Barraleg, Yorkshire, fu as regards J. Nor- C ils -17 t. Corner &O. Say, Bristol—T. 0111 &J. Phil/ Wakefield— R. H. Greg, J. Greg, & J. 8. Ormerod, Maneheater—W Hvtstg, P. cow., &J. Collins, Miusehester —H. A. Hamelbroek & H. B trLog, ' Noetb-.L, Wlittechapel—H. W. Hewlett Si C. W. Wise, Gray's.lein— J. 14. Highmore & W. Brook, Preston Pluck... Somersetskire— E. Hoven & A. Snow, renham— W. S. Hutchinmn & W. Soddy Woodat..aseaprideLE. Jeans. & W. & Redfern, Birmingham-1 P. Lemon & W. Griffith, Tauntoo—C. Leyland, J. :Savior, & R. C. 1 4 .1t r ifse, Liv" =11 3 b e t7 .l —J r . e rr C. Jl2l7tt.Tewelleltridesae rd., Marylehone —9. Mallen, 8. Holler., ' k J. Page, Wood.k., City— & Pace & P. Crellln, Userpool—W. Rielverd, P. Leicester, &D. Italy, userpood, so tar es regards P. Leicester—J. Room, G. Jam I. Graitebrook, - & Cl'. Room, Bristol— I. Russell & W. Russell, Camper -11. Rowell, Thom, Young & Oa, Glaepw, so tar as regards H. Rumell —O. Sharp & B. Goodwin, Jabllereat.,lllleand—J. G. &evert & J.O. Ttsaases, Waseheater—J. Walks, F. Oates, & T. (Ammon, Snares borough, so 2r as regards P. Oates—J. Watson & J. Alcoa), TunstalL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—MAILe. all ••••. an. 3 Datith . D .O O 1 Warerßial . 0.1 Maulers . .0I maim —Ol Nauru . 3.1y7 Daaraglukta . Trout . • . 00 710 laarullk• w JUT 7 0 Our* Jets. 01 Ithboa /sly la i Hutu aa4 Brull au. II 1 Humbug . . 00 Yettlurraa. .01 Hallam. liar 11 L1,12/004 Jr LT 6.—Arrived Serwanah, Paraiba; Phila delphia ; Racer, Satanic*; Bella Clara, Santander; Adoria, Malta; Edith, Rotterdam; Seeboe, Alexandria (Egypt) ; Triton, °steed; Aqultriol, New Cork; Grogypium, New Or.eans ; henator, New York. Sailed : Highland Mary, Ellen, Afghan, Quebec ; St. Clare, St. John, N. 8.; Ontario, illoston ; Arab, Alexandria; Roil; Rio Janeiro; Joaquin, China—Off Cornier, Lima; Effingham, Etrutica, NewfoundlanaL—The Feu King. M'Gown, a from Licerpool to Belfast, was lost, 410 ant, on Maw Island ; crew =1 pamengerssaved. . . . . GaAs maim, Jvie —Arrived Star, Boulogne; Enda, Romig. berg ; Dart, Ostend; Triumvirate, Cronstadt. —Sailed : Bremen; Jane leaksika, Newfoundland; Governor M.Donsid, Leone; l:Greng.ankmtta ; Norfolk, Bordeaux; Amity Hall, Imiseion Het*, Riga; 7lyq Trieste; Emerald, Boulogne; Triton, owe& [Advertiewsent.]—ALL HEAVY, SLEEPY, Dzowirn AID Ven=n Susan norm Astus moos= es IlesuotasAl Pno—Thoe le slim dryer to be septiroist ion seeds et pis** or esepluo, vlreever etty a sr imigafte bang eliollhe spOoklir ow booth g ems . Irk elisee gg eS fiates mob demomot et the * led User, mg domeelrelie swot snot et parity le tie Need. woes We le on me, we somasltotal Es lost la Wag s Int elms doled *sae eslieveled i e weld thoreaeliy ins bessimi seemeb. wide I s e Ile User sad Mir NY OE =elle pesity.-11161 at Prekseet :L id LW," owl Isy al irellebe tiecosloet the a 11214 LaNIKOZZ.--.laly 1, at Iteugagban Mato, Wawa, Yat, W Ira et aka P *Asmara, et a domain.. 1111.11)0231/.N.-4.aa Pa, at Kuala, the nth at P. O. N. Liar ma. iaa.. If, at Cr.le Kenai, the wife ef T Entree, Roe, eel lector of XX. • Customs of Boteatarit. of • O. CLCNIth —Jews no. .2 3, Coseeeteertsee, tbe wife of Kajor Chaers, a • 4.•ebtffe. GODBY —July 2, at laatfate, the wife et the ley. C. Ff, float, of Hew bey , . flames. et • to. Oat Utter.* the wlf• of W. P. Omen, Zoe , et • NO MAYILTO3I —tall 3, Cl lat. square, tba Wit C. Yanliten, of • Ihmeitter. notwf c k —jeje e, of 34, 17pper Ifatlepatteet, the telt at Z. iteasad. a e•afhter. CORSON Ault s, at 17pper Goweeretneet, tbe wife eff O. Jacobite', Zit, of Of•=bw..ift Illeifie•it helmet 1., of a te. WINNAWAT.—JeIy 3, at WOWS, the wilt of the Ray. C. Z. iewaaway, .• — •Z LCIINZ 11.—J Illy 1, at tie Tree Cbsrel Ws.. of Damson, the wits Of the Roo 3. llockessio, lam. of • or. . STONl.—isly 0, at II slicloss-strawv, Km Mots. fits.. Of • 4•Writtm WAIL 6.-4.4 S, et floothamptos, tits w.f. of W. Wake, Ms., of • OW , WAS 6 —Joao 11, tits wife WT. Ware, its., solicitor, t. If prow Thule. plass, Kock.? road, Of • ss?„ INYOI7—TAKCH.—Joe O. at Ashlso4, Xtddleto, C. B. Itosettalll K.D , of Hommlor, to Groan*, romlot Motthter Of H. ZOO. Dot, of Lobar. 1900080/4—KTYOKZEL—JaIy Mretesield. the Her 0. A. Keep.. Moor coo of Iftehower Catholleel, le Illiamer Loy, weed esoblo et K. KOOK, K reorsOlL HOLMIUM'S—D=IMM —Joey 1, at liorpool, by the Her. D. D. Cowart, INOWINIS s T. H. Nal/maffo• Haq, to Aso Jaw, Amber et tire late J. Iftwessy,fti. JORNSOK.4II7CIEL7Y.,hI Maga WE, *wry, by lbo En. J. Me. WllweeK, soo al S. P..fol= „ iffo., co ll ector of oda. Dow' Hs. to Sank of S. Backley, Zee., Lamle. °Koos, 110024111. 6a ll= " , HEN DALL—RIATI74.-.9.0_ I. DA WOW tr. HOOK Hrodall.st Halbelit to Amu, thief Emmhblor eine. CHOY Thorp= Illeyds. of Hollect. LUFTOK—Oximal',—Julp I, et Iloorfoodo.spoo , tioo. P. is Plo• SO, oftweas, be TOMO KOOKS , . ear Ottittot Of K. Oto•Owr lbs., et dr flooryloso. HTL =La* Wittbrb. lON 1 7 1 .•O s t s r . ' t Zona, des tog et Os DEATHS. A117031.-4oly 1, at Ilffsloa,llatiorot, 1b aril* of J. Otto, lhet. of 90' , loam 11A1—shily I, of Wooster, ploco, Pantota.aloaNt. 7 . 999 7.; widow KU lomelsese, , lat. of looriek part, 1m tho tool o WI•jr•loI 79. CODE.-4••• Woe 11•11f1Ap Hose, Oloucastershlre, H. Cote, DO. s 4 77. CUR ] T IE D .—Jaly 4, at Conion-onfo, J. Curtis, Esq., aged 47. Dowsis,-Al moven, Look ItoulAa,Osoilltof of au lois UWr C. Doom., of ldtaboloft, mod 19. roassa.—Jaty 11,01 MNONON•placis. Torraataqtam Co7eNt. liar'. :aft I. of dolloolof of C. kook., En. of Wootsroa l Ef " lfEll..—Lly 1, Etaabotb, relkt of K. ifoftea, 110%, N... ki • H= 7. 111 —July 1. at Hawley, 001011. Amotella Alpo, KW d 0. 11.1 of Mr A. sae a. Most Lady Keeniker, NOII7. HOISVOILD.—JoIy 1. at Door. Amelia, wife of Kw Ho.. P. ••=M of Hits Ooodl et Aintree. ON 79. 11.111.1.1411.--Joly 0, at Chsoregr, J. teatime, EN.. Mad 3 . Kl93l74otON.—taly t, attllfue, Hethorloe lerie toilet of tbo IY C 1. . Viso ,of Analogue Hall, aroickshirs. Ent a rr—lafy 11. at Oast Kelsey's, Worcestershiro the ire. J. Kw Kukla, P. 0., eat Mateo of Cutlet Chun, Oz'ort „ NOTCOTT.—•JII7 1, P. A. Macon, Emu, oalsitof. of Jos./W.oo ••• STEYR Me —Joly Eat Barker" yore. Aolfolt. Mary, rerun el the lele A 'Kober. SM , of Rower Nall Emosa wed 74 Petaled sod reblished by Witats. • Sagas, of Ni.Ne.r _Tho,-.12. 7 1. the parish of at. Iletdo fa Os Cur of Leedom, r memo. tbe oo n of KKR, lo Losebotterren, be the perselectof Kbitefttres" CitY a Loam, Celaty of midloota.—W zoo MOAT, Jona 7. 1011. P" 1 7 1 11.