The Express. — London, England, 1847-07-24 00:00:00

Walt WOWS/ ; tal it would appear Is ma a ressralle Ae. tra slat las mantra st Me rand Mama be Mora amalissralm WI Ira allara tar et rat Ina rasa te ramie arab= Mr at lesal ramrative Oa Mb graft I AA alsk la bass Its salaam antis elm My anembissat lidepArs. Met brat rale rare Isai a h I ask a s ea ~Ms al Oda nal in la lailrarable pninsanaryls a rarssararat et tbs Sakti atprominse raw ea lama I bra, ha a. IL 0. (hawk —7lsPnahast of as bad Odra ot earisme et its. lab) intelltatrat. HOUSE OF LoEDS. —FRIDAY. IRVING V.MANNING.—INSURANCI OP A SHIp.—RIONT OP THE OwNi♦aa IN CA/JE or ToTAL Lou TO TIN FULL AXOUNT or THI VALUI OP FOLICT.—This Case, involv ing a question of great importance to the commercial world, the Lords bad eel down for judgment at one o'clock. Tho house was then completely crowded, with ladies chiefly, waiting for the Queen a arrival. The sue was argued be fore their lordships, assisted by the common law judges, on the 29th June, and Ist and Bth of the present month ; and the main facts were then reported in thiajournal. It will be remembered that the ease came before the house upon a writ of error against &judgment of the Court of Exchequer Cham ber, in an action brought by Mr. Manning on a policy of insurance effected on the General Kyd with the Marine Insurance Company, of which Mr. living was the represen tative, and the question was whether upon that policy the assured could recover as for a total loss. It appeared that the policy was effected in 1843 ; that the ship, which had originally been in the service of the East India Company, was valued at 17,500!. The policy was for a voyage at and from China to Madras, and back to China. Daring the voyage the vowel was dismasted, and by the wreck of the masts and rigging falling over her sides, and striking against her hull, the copper and sheathing were much injured. The skip was taken into Calcutta, and, being surveyed, it was found that the repairs required to render her seaworthy would not amount to lees than 10,600/. If such expenditure had been incurred, the ship would have been worth, in England or in Calcutta. not more than 9,0001. When the report to that effect had been made, the master abandoned the vessel, of which notice was given to the underwriters ; and the owners claimed as for a total lon. The question was, whether they were entitled to do so ? On the one hand, it was contended that the circumstances amounted to a total loss for that the assured were not bound to do more than a prudent man who was uninsured would de ; and it was clear that under such circumstances be would not spend more money on the ship than she would sell for after the money had been expended. Oa the other hand, it was contended that the assured were bound to repair ; that they could not claim more than indem nity under a policy of insurance ; and that they would oh- Min more than an indemnity if they were allowed to aban don, fur they would recover the whole 17,5001. on the valued policy, while the ship would not be worth much more than half that sum. The court below, thinking that previous cases had established the right of the assured to abandon the ship under circumstances such as existed in this case, and were stated in a special verdict, pronounced judgment to that effect. The Lord Chancellor, at the close of the argument, put this question to the judge'. " Whether, in the judgment on the,:spocial verdict, the damages ought to be taken on pro perty assessed at 3,0001. or 1,5001 ?" Theudges having obtained time to consider their an swer, l ie. Justice Patties°, on their behalf, attended on the morning of the Bth instant and delivered their unanimous opinion that the plaintiff below was entitled, upon the facts found by the special verdict, to recover 10001. It appeared that the action was on a policy for 3,0001. on a ship valued at 17,5001., and the verdict found that it was fairly valued at that SUM. It also found that the vessel daring the voyage was so damaged as to be incompetent to proceed without repairs, that the necesesry expenditure in order to repair and make her seaworthy would have amounted to 10,5001., and that she would have been then worth 9,0001. only, which was her marketable vale. then and at the time of the policy ; that a prat:ant owner, uninsured, would not have repaired the vessel; and that she was duly abandoned to the underwriters. If this had not been the case of a valued policy it was clear that on the facts found there was a total loss, for a vowel is totally lost within the meaning of a policy when she becomes of no use or value as a ship to the owner ; and as much so as if the vessel bad gone to the bottom of the sea, or had been broken to pieem, and the whole or greet part of the fraents had reached the shore as wreck ; and the course Wes been, in all eases in modern times, to consider the lose as total where a prudent owner, uninsured, would not have repaired. In an open policy, therefore, the assured would have been entitled to recover for a total loss, the amount to be ascertained by evidence. What difference, then, was there from the circumstance that the policy was a valued policy ? By the terms of it, the ship. &c., " for so much as concerned the assured, by agreement between the assured and assurers, were, and should be, rated at 17,5001.." and the question turned upon the meaning of these words. Did they, as contended for by the plaintiff in error, amount tom agreemert that fur all purposes connected with th o voyage, at least for the purpose of ascertaining whether there was a total loss or not—the ship should be taken to be of that value, so that when a question arose who. then it would be worthwhile to repair her, it most be maimed that the vessel would be worth that sum when repaired? Or did they mean only, that, for the purpose of ascertaining the amount of compensation to be paid to the assured, when ea loss had happened, the value should be taken to be the sem fixed, in eider to avoid disputes as to the quantum of the neistued's interest? "All the judgn," his lordship said, " were of opinionthat the latter was the true meaning, and this was consistent with the language of the policy, and with every case that had been Bedded upon rallied policies " After referring to several caws that were tilted is the argu ment, his lordship said, " the principle laid dews the latter cases was this: that the question of loss, whams total or not, was to be determined just as if there was as policy at all, and the established mode of putting the crew tion, when it was alleged that there had bean what was perhaps improperly called a ionatructive tebd kite of a ship, was to consider the policy altogether out of the question, and to inquire what a pealime antesaved mar would have doss in the state in which eke mama wen pared by the perils insured against. If bewould net have weird the vessel, ft was deemed to be lost. When Ude Wei Imml_ boa mtUad, and. the eases of the lime had lam thin islormaki4 the quartos of *vaporetti& wee thistle be ism. Is em epee policy, the ampornallas met be them imeertained by evidence. Is a valued toe, the aeeead tetal value wee conclusive; seek had eeae lui admitted that that fixed ma ahaald be that width the assured was en titled to mean In sass of a total hen It was argued that this course of pressgang hifehigei Oa the generally received rule that an meninnes Was a mai moreet of indemnity for thus the as algid abate mare than a compe for his loss, earl it was to. A past of assurance was not • perfect costar of . navel be taken with this qualificatioe, that the might agree beforehand fa estimating the value of tee subject assured, by way of liquidated damages ; Indeed, they might in any other con tract to indemnify. The Lord Chancellor, referring to this opinion of the judges, said it was the opinion of twelve of them in this home, and the other Mies ef the imemmen law mute had expressed the like spinal in the Iteshoram Chamber, se that this was the eghdea of all the Wood judges, end he concurred in it, esdatoved that thejudipment of theamrt be low be athmed.—Led Campbell, after Main that the case was of the very gnoteet faapeetasse le emaniseral parsons, and to marine fieeramee emapollea, that the castles in it bad been learitaesd the_ _peeinefin, n oon as glad it Was sow dallied. Era egos to the motion of his noble led friend to alba the judgment, and it was Mihmod seseedingly. EQUITY COURTS. Before the L. Chancellor. IN TUE NATTIIR IIONPRE, A lANNAT/C.—The Lord Manteller sole an order some days ago for re exarninstion of this los& at Brighton, by Drs. Southey andßright, for the papas of ascertaining, for kis lordship's information, whether um improvement has taken plass is the lunatic's mind sines tie home mithation.—Ms. Oaken now, in behalf of the etameththe of the person, aged that some letters written by the hmedete lie brother-kplaw, end oleo certain elidierithilleil la the aster sheathe hi t at. seathation, MI been the doetam—Mr. Rolt, as tglef theleWist reported that the letters should be Thelma Dheftedlar aids the seder . as asked, abeam).* d in t an , w e gem fig Wins gmenashng from the lue, elsoirld 24 rehnid tile Of course the letters would be vended by "Math BOUNElLllP.Bonvenix—Twent sa n this Cu. whet a therm of the Vica-Cimmeige d wen waked. The 4 in them win, wheelies. meth ea width 1,11.11 gives in rawhide, to aim and 'share alike, was their ethelalas r a ig i es P orr pis no the death tithe Mama he lih The lard Cbanseller left the mart ter the Bosse of Leeds at halt pmt 12, when the threw leering was adjoined. The statement of the diessestanoss of the rase is reserved until the final bearing. Balm the ilatamoollor of neon& WELLESLIT P. WILLLIPILIT.—SCING IX FOILMA PAU- Reit appousd la eapport of a petitiaa to this ease, preerated by dr comma of Morniagten, that eke atipbt be penailted to sae in forma paaperla Pi ti without the appeheaseat of a next friend. The Vaal affi davit had been relate by the petitioner that the was too poor to take prosestiape Is Vs salt, and also that she wee usable to find an pima who would take the reapeasibUlly st acting sa ha as* friend.—The Via-Chancellor made the order. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Before Nr.Comadmioner. Goalburn. lie REMAOILLY.—The bankrupt was one of the firm of Mackay, Holt, and Co., who carried on business is Bt. He len's, Biskopagste. They were Indian merchants, and the present bankrupt was the acting partner in the house in Calcutta. The proceedings in this matter have been re peatedly before the public. The certificate of the other bankrupt was suspended. They failed for a large amount but the assets were may considerable. Neither the official nor the trade assignees have offered the bankrupt any oppo sition, considering him altogether blameless.—His Honour granted the certificate at musk Before Mr. OanadrScort lialrowl. Ix Rn WarenneAu.—The bankrupt vies a conveyancer originally, sad a printer in Fleet-street. The flat is flee Oren old. The debts were about 40,0001., but the &luta were law He lived in Spring-gardens. This wen an IS ?art of the usigneesof Mr. Whitehead that Er i =bt be to Mr. Edmund', oolicitor, which 2001. urea alleged to due from the estate to Mr. Edmunds, u gureluse-msrey kr certain deeds which were in his hands, as *Wok eggerflaboid to the cue of Crowe and Columbine, HIM gedieeln aaneery. Mr. Edmund' had purchased Illsea hem Oahnotbine (the money scrivener), and an epomment reared Into in Measly last. Mr. Beale a amber of the Chan bar, now made the application, Ltd Prayed for s vita. Mr. Bagley opposed the o f ranting el' the coder by the sort appeared ca AW the odious of CebirMie. awl repudiated the a Ugo meat Mere' Oft between Oaloalise sod Edmonds, mid& the Moroi wood said le led resew to lour ow made to unleoplation of bokrapter, and with • gam& biteadea to get rid of do property of the assilible. I Mr. Vallork who had es Oa Worm te C ia the snit ef Oneas awl Clolumbiae. aloe *dui le lids orient, apes the mood dui this Wee • dotareUl aleampt to deprive Na fit sells, adobe est of Om wit *Wow* sad Coleslaw—The Ceareledsmar soli he .wt "Mime that the etteelleme stated were quite allsidatte *rod Ida Ina Nokia; the mime he the cesse—llpplieseks regret Time were sane owe of saw impailages Ohre Mr. Colualuicaser Poe bet coo et eaMeint iatereet to merit • report Moen. Tenbleaose. Ewa, sad 'Shepherd, the , three ether oomaidonere, bare led lowa for the vacation. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT.-BTArrolto, JuLT 22. fames Ooeorr.—ftsftre lie. Justice rile. FOROZOT OF • POIMOIFFICII Ot/Dift.—Fells Quin was , charged with forging the name of one John lose toe Post offloe order for the sum of 4s. Bd., with intent to defraud her I Majesty's Pcsitmaster.General. In the month of May last the prosecutor lodged in the prisoner's house at Lane-end, in this county, and having a small sum of money owing to him by one George Knight, and being unable to write, sought the assistance of the prisoner to dun his debtor for the money. The prisoner wrote as requested, and on the llth day of the month George Knight obtained from the postmistress of Nuneaton en order for 4s. 6d. payable at the Lane-end poet-offioe in favour of John Ire. This order, together with a letter accompanying it, was transmitted through the pat-office in the hand writing of one Benjamin Thomas—the sender being, like the prosecutor, no scholar—eddremed "John Isac, to be left at Felix Inn, Lane-end." This in doe course arrived at its destination, and was handed to the letter-carrieg to be delivered to its address. The Felix Inn,: however, Gould not be found, and finally it was given up to the prisoner, Felix Quin, in consequence of certain representations made by him. He then proceeded to draw the money upon the order, telling the postmistress that it was payable to him for lodg ings due from the prosecutor. Upon this he was informed that before the order could be cashed the party in whose favour it was drawn must sign it. After some demur, on the ' score of lese's being very ill in the " Spitale," he left for the purpase, and returned in five hours with the order signed, as he stated , by the prosecutor. This, however, was a false hood, as Inc expressly denied ever having signed it or authorised the prisoner to sign it for hint. In favour of the prisoner, it appeared that a small sum for lodging was actually due from prosecutor ; that immediately a question arose about the matter the prisoner returned the money through the poet-effice to Inc ; and further, that on one occasion a letter, containing a cheque for 201. 12a. fol., was by mistake delivered to the prisoner, and that he of his own accord gave it up at the post-glice.—The prisoner was found Gaiky.—Mr. Justice Erle, in paining sentence, observed that the court found it necessary to punish with great severity offences of this description. In this particular case he should look at all the circumstances, and take them into considera tion. The prisoner was then adjudged to be imprisoned for six calendar months with hard labour. NORFOLK CIRCUIT. 7 -Noavnca, JULY 22. The business of the assizes for this oounty and for the county of the city commenced this morning. The cause list contains five entries, of which one is marked for a special jury. The number of prisoners is forty ; seventeen of them can neither read nor write; twelve can read and write im perfectly; three can only read imperfectly; five can read and write well; and of the amount of instruction received by the other two nothing is known. The calendar is com paratively light : there being three cams of burglary ; one of manslaughter; one of cutting and stabbing; one of rape; one of child-murder ; and one of arson. William Parker, the person charged with arson, was remanded at the summer assizes of last year, it having been then found by inquisition that he stood mute by the providence of God, and not of malice ; and again at the last assizes, it then appearing to the court that he we sot in a fit state to take his trial. Another prisoner, Elisabeth Pratt, stands charged with the offence—one of a class seldom made the subject of judicial investigation—of having omitted to provide suffi cient food for, and having beaten and ill-treated, Martha Pratt, an infant of tender years. left in her are. Nan Parcs.—Bedore Nr. Baron Alderson. HUOOTNS O. BAILIT.—Ia ACTION NOM A MALICIOUS PHOSISCUTION DOES NOT LEI MUNN TEN OHIJINAL CHARON HAS DIEN NADI RONA PIDIL AND TEI PIIOOCCUTOR BOUND DT RICOONTSANCES TO 00 106701/1 TEI GLAND JURY.— Mr. fierjeant Byles, with whom was Mr. Palmer, for the plaintiff, opened the following eels —O* thl night of the Bth of December, the bun of - the did admen was broken open. Be got up, task lie pea, bea four per sons in the yard where Mrs bus wee , and fired at one of them, whom be severely wounded. Two of them advanced towaras the place where the defendant wee standing, and lumped ever third* of the yard. One wee teller the the other, sod the dent swore positively lame the alegletrates that the tam one wee Jobn Huggins, the *kW The meglanalles Oar bombe the evidence of the dedmilank osimmillied the 'maw ter trial, and he re ' moiald in_priesa beat the Mk of February to the 17th of Nara. Tie isilandiane ca nals. based 4.• imosecute, .use, 111.11114611611. with ble rgniseame, be gave evidence be hoe Om gaud jury. On tke - lble et Mowery, however, he had elhoesenek smostalabg 'rho the reel parties were, that the *Mk! was net mee stelae HUM he had Ma*. 0.81 the fists ea the Mb Des., sad he told the jury that he hell been wider • mistake when he swore as magistrate that the piabliffwes are of these_r ; ma. The errand jury, however, bend a tree bill the st giblet( ; he wee put ow Ids trial, end the i=e . mentioned having bow elated, a venlist of " not guilty " was taken by dbeellea of the disbar* of quarter sessions. Subseqesolly, eee of the real= was tried at the anises, and the debndent gave from which it became apparent that between the lith of February and the 17th of Mash he "bed Wanl. me Mops towards elhothq the diselmege of the this anise wenbremeld, and the plidaM thereby that the edema shave had bees probored In veil faith, =to mow rimers be the presseelba erb the do lled belbeted, Out the %anew of the pledatiff had beam kayos to Mm . sad Brehm smikiseils.—r. Bares Allsorm: It seems to me that yea same he sm acked be wee bread by so remigeboe kegs bolero the greed r a n d ; he toil the teeth whinlbelerelYs ,_• sad he eansetbs been they were se nimbi as to fled a true bill.l a genr is eefeant Bytes ngaend to the mse of " Dubois v. ILeas" (II A & Baron Album s: In that are, the original shame had beenprodbered with undies ; ia this ease yea admit that the odgial gimp wee sada In good BBL I think that when the migbal cheep wee not malialone, and the preemator Imogene Won the grand jury ,In aompliesee with rommalmees into which he was oom polled to enter biome of the original charge so made, an MOM ut for ammeefted a malielone pesemetba dose not lie. The plaintiff be . Beturia.-41fan Itrallmaems wee emnisted of having ob ferf alla m lllthineler AMP enereforsa bon Mr. Farron, Inewer, Thbirbernee lied angled fams gaol, on Beturieg Met, in the frainfife 11111111111111:—.4 brieklayer's leberows. who hod been at week whitewooling in the yard of the 11114 worn out foe isms wed left his peLLinti levels there. The prime tselt the bruit, splealed himself with whitewash, implied the pail, stead his eat into it, put MAM ail hood, end =Ohimself is= the due of the yard. The pened. sad . piteeme walked out. As men as be had ;jot to • Me hem the prison, he asked • man who was stoadlog shoat to lake care of the pail and brush, while be serried a passel te • plass hard by. The men mareated, sad the priviesr e telling his coat out of the pall, mode off. % s t ar ves mere allerweede made in the antes s , bet frui ;Ambit-the 'Mons of the gaol, however, law that the weethathehablt of borrow ing meaty fres the *weer of • melds hems; sad, judging that be wadi went to bonow tam, weal to the house to await Idea. It turied out se the Amer bed entbipited Oka Omer west to the boom dm a lien of ea the seam maim, end wee irks late erestrelff. As be hd been eon rioted lathe bet melees for • feast dialler le that of whisk the jure ea the WINO INOSIIIIS band hies g y, leaned judo sestescred him to be beavertail', ievea Jean. - - WESTERN CIRCIIIT.--Zarraa, Joie 22. The eteeadaden of mem for the meaty of Deem was grso.tr.dr.,..."Vis sad ter. Jestlee/Illtam_ t► their the mute, the fame at add prim eel the latter ma the mews side. 2=B tetelpeero mans entered, mad her de ores to be tried r usw *opal Palm. Thee b also an indletarat " The ea thelibresidon Is el the Bishop el Exeter v. Irefmar," for feafthis ease attend be trial at the *dap la the " " etsekedistiaelton to those is th e eeenty. The ealeadi; 01.011811 the seams of *Ng priessers, ea examelly meal iramber /he dik county, and die Amos. ale, Be the tare l Ar n ef it :bossieseelively aiding =tare.— Kr. Judas la hit &urge to the greed Jury, stated *et eat ti the eases i•wd in the abider the,. were envy few to which be thought it neoserry to cell their attention. With . re!peet to the persons charged with smelting and imprisoning William Graham, the maser sad eammeader of the merrhantship James Campbell, he had act heat made aware of the nature of the indictment which would be peoesuted to them in this ce s = s e c r u ttb u l e y it would involve a ammo of a much more than woe described la the calendar. The 'rheum would perluipe be charged, under the statute 11 and 12 Wm. 11/., with laying violent hands upon the captain sad taking pee• session of the ship —an offence of a very salwas We" amounting to piracy. If it should tau est *et the aeue combined together to resist the eaptek by In btes, such conduct would constitute a remelt, .Besi grievances which they sought to redzem. Bet be otherwise, if it should appear that the suet edfsepapiala' was such so to render his impriseemee ateemsably aesamay for the preservation of the lives of the mew. No case of intereet has occurred Medlar oftheeouts to-day. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Tenn,LT 22. Boas sty. Judos onset:man. Tits Minnexti Mottneas.—Mr. Slim, soon after the opening of the court this morning, rammed his application to his lordship that the trial of Patrick Reid, upon the indict ments charging him with the murders of Ann Wraith and Caroline Ellis, might be postponed until the next swim.— Mr. Serjeint Wilkins resisted the application as a most un usual one. Trials were sometimes postponed in fermr of the accused, but seldom at the instance of the prosecution. Besides, in effect though not to deed, Patrick Reid had ac tually been tried for this offence, as there could be no doubt that the party who was present at the murder of Wraith was also present at the murder of the other two.—Mr. Bliss having replied, Mr. Justice Wightmen said that the question altogether was of so much importance, both u regards the -2 • THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 24, 1847. phew and the public, that he would take time to eansdder. SENSPYLILD 111711DER.—Jantes Bradley sad George fey, who were sunitted en Wednesday, for the murder ee Mr. ,at Sheffield, were then arra ig ned for having liaised hit of a watch tad some silver.—Mr. Seejeant kastillstoi the Lets of the ease, as regards the robbery, wb wahine already given in our report of Wednesday's preesedings. After the ease had been eentdaded, the jury returned a verdict of Greiky against both the prisoners. The learned judge then pulsed the extremist endears that the law allows—transportation for fifteen yea:a—Junes Brad-I ley : "That's nowt." • New Tana—Before the Lord Chief Baron end a Special Jury. CLAY V. BASTWOOD.—MALICIOUB PRoBECuTioN.—The plaintiff is an attorney at Huddersfield. The defendant is a manufacturer residing at Meltham, and the action was brought against him by the plaintiff for presenting a bill of indictment against hies for perjury, which was tried by Mr. Baron Alderson, at the last spring amine, and a verdict of " not guilty" recorded. The cnrunntanoteont of which this ease arose were, that in 1845, a man named Moorhens°, and several other persons, were three thus brought before the justices on • charge of trauma on the defendant's land. That charge was d and subsequently Moorhouse brought an action against the defendant for damages. That action was tried before Mr. Justice Patinae and it became a material question whe ther the case was dismissed by the magistrates upon its merits. Mr. Clay, the present plaintiff, who had defended Moorhens') before the magistrates, was examined at the trial as a witness, and he then stated that the charge wan dismissed upon its merits. The jury found a verdict for Moorhouse, damages 40e., and the defendant afterwards preferred a bill of indictment against the plaintiff for perjury. The learned counsel stated that he should call witnesses to prove that the charge was dismissed upon its merits, and to show that Mr. Eastwood bad repeatedly said that his object was not to punish Mr. Clay, but to prevent the men who were with Moorhen's* on the occasion referred to from bringing actions against him.—After two or three 'vitamin.* hcd been ',examined, • conference took place between the counsel on each side, after which, Mr. Knowles, for the defen dant, said he was sure that his lordship would not think it a departure from the proper discharge of his duty to his client, if, after the evidence that had been given, he admitted it would be idle to contend that there was not some saineseeption about the matter. He was therefore prepared to souk to fuel& which bed been made, that a juror dwell be withdrawn, suil that Mr. Bell (his lordship's areeelele) should amend the earners to which Mr. Clay had been put.—Mr. Matta begged to be allowed to state, on the part of his client, Mr. Clay, that he had brought this action from no wish to indulge any motive of malice, or to do anything hurtful to Mr. Eastwood en the least, but merely to get for himself an indemnity for the ex pense lie had sustained.—The Lord Chief Baron thought it right for him to say that this was a very honourable mode of determining the matter, because, in the case of Mr. Clay, a member of • respectable profession, it wet necessary that something more should be does than a mere nominal ac quittal. His lordship thought it plain that Mr. C.ars object, under this arrangement, was merely to clear his character, and nothing more.—This case ends • vast amount of litiga tion arising out of the game laws. prouder*, had bees making rather too free, and had for- I gotten altogether the troubles of this world. Mr. Seeker (who sat for Mr. Taal) said she ought to be very Sankt's' to Serjeant Parry, u she was very nearly losing all the pro perty. The parties, who were then diseharW, bowed and retired. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EYINING. The funds are still rather upon the decline than otherwise, with little business doing, the near ap proach of the elections, and the wants of the railway companies, occasioning a certain demand for money, which is to be had only at somewhat advanced rates. Cousols left off at 88/ for money, and 88/ to I for amount. Exchequer Bille,at Bs. to 10s. prem. At the meeting of Peruvian bondholders held to-day, at the London Tavern, nothing of importance was done. The Peruvian government obtained their loans at extremely high rates, the average being far above 80 per cent, and yet there is an evident dispoeitioa on the part of the persons at present in power to get rid of a large proportion of the lia bilities of the republic on this score. Explanations es to how the money was raised and spent are demanded, with which, of course, the bondholders have nothing whatever to do. A resolution was pro- posed and passed, declaratory of the views of the par ties present, to the effect stated. The guano con tracts will clearly enable the Peruvian goveriament to pay the dividends now, whatever may have been the case for years past, and the claims in question must be energetically enforced. The bonds left off at the lower value of 33 to .5, as there must necessarily be further delay. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch Stock, 571 to 2. Five per Cent. Spanish, 22; the Three per Cent., 32; the Passive Bonds, 41. The exchanges were generally mach the same. Paris was, however, lower; while Hamburgh ruled a shade more in favour of this country. Amsterdam, 12.31 to 4 ; Rotterdam, 12.4 to ; Hamburgh, 13.101 to 111 ; Paris, 25.63 to 70 ; Ditto (short), 2.5.30 to 5 Leghorn, 30.30 to 5. The Ba nk averages chow, far the week ending the 17th inst., a further reduction in the gold and silver coin and bullion to 9,9lB,B3ol.—decrease, 167,52.51.; and in the notes in reserve, in the banking depart ment, to 4,o6B,6osl.—decrease, 262,7251. The public deposits had decreased to 4,ss9,Bs3l.—differenos, 68.5,164/.; the other deposits to B,64o,327L—dif ference, 664,996/. The government securities were the same; the other securities were lees, namely, 15,782,.5581.—decrea5e, 964,479/. The seven-day and other 'bills were less 'by 8,6311, and the mei had increased to 3,587,5431.; difference, 35,9921. BANK Or be the Week *MIA: tole IT. NOUS Mooed Wo - reritessit Debt Z11,416,106 Oilier Securities .. 1,161.000 Sell 0616 6N )16112126 7,612,011 Wm Stalks . 1,360,661 Z 23,24,676 L 313281573 _•••10,10 Proprietor,' Capital L._ Lan VW — •643 Fafnir Deadpans( lactralthf Exebermer, Nat. Hank PanatlesteeersaNatal Debt. sad DI.. Accounts) 45340173 Other Denoting 8449. 1 ,1 Seminal, and other MU 1131,741 /431,1173,4711 . 141 7 it 1847. i•-741;t L I I A1„,340 Anaelty) Other Ilecarttise NOM Oeid aati Kim Olga £.11,173471 M. ILLISRALL, Chief Culkler. r leek reeds. mler L 1,000,101 Cesaela for Acct, 111 1 Ka. PUP. SLOW. Y., II 111 p. Ditto, LlOO, II 9 p. Mao. Small, 17 II p. r FUND!. par Cl. lipuidi Demo. Div. Doe Play.. 1.40.0 Ditto Pamirs Irsh.4/ 3 Ct. D 1110,16 1/1110 Aar.. Isk 111, 31 - 11. pre 11p.11../71 111 per 01. Dr" A& Owt ,K 4 AND atoms AIW Reek Sleek, 1941 3 per Ct. Mel. Alf., Bl 9 It 9 9 pr Ct. Oormts .11•94 .141 New 39 per Ct. Aar., 10111 14314 Stock, 341 /0117011 I per Ct. Erealllaa Road*, Been, .919 I per Ct. 0,49444 DI per Ceclne, 11144,199 4 per Ct. Pertsgmr Hir., ere prr Ct. amass , JUL eg.. 114 POLICE,-YESTERDAY. MANSION-HOUSE.-BTEA X-110AT ROBBERT.-Arthur, M'Donald, and Everett were charged with having robbed a lady of her purse, containing a sovereign and some silver, in one of the steam-boats at London-bridge. The City I police, aware that numbers of thieves carry on business extensively in the steam-boats which ply from bridge to bridge, keep a constant watch upon the craft in plain clothes. A police-otileer saw the three prisoners on board of No. 1 Waterman, between eight and nine o'clock in the evening, when she came up to the wharf at London-bridge, and kept his eye upon them until hi 'Donald slipped his hand into a lady's pocket, drew out her parse, and handed it to Arthur. The officer immediately collared the two fellows, and the puree wee claimed by the owner. Everett kad covered his two companions while they were acting, end in a very resolute manner endeavoured to prevent the officer from detaining them by giving him several violent blows. With a reinforcement, however, the prisoners were over powered. They were all three known as members of the swell mole.—Alderman Gibbs said he should direct the City solicitor to prosecute the prisoners at the Central Criminal Court._ WoRSHIP-STREET.— Comm-riow rots Ameox.— John Watley was finally examined before Mr. Hemmill, the newly-appointed magistrate at this court, charged with having wilfully met fire to the premiere of his late master, Mr. Maurice Dunne, wadding manufacturer, in Montague street, Spitalfields.—The facts of the cue have already appeared.—The prisoner declared that the fire was purely accidental, and occasioned by his t aviag inadvertently thrown a lueifer match, after lighting his pipe, amongst some tow, which instantly ignited.—ln opposition to which, the pro secutor proved that the most positive injunctions were laid upon his workmen, neither to smoke nor use such matches upon the premises, on pain of dismissal.—Mr. Heritage, who conducted the prosecution, stated, that as it appeared ex tremely doubtful whether the evidence was sufficiently con clusive to ensure a conviction for wilfully setting fire to the factory, ho considered it most expedient to prcceed under an old, and almost obsolete, statute, to which he begged to draw the magistrate's attention. The act to which he referred, was the 14th ono. Ili., cap. 28, see. 64, which enacted " that if any menial, or other servant, through negligence, or care lessness, shall fire, or cause to be fi red, any dwelling-house, outhouse, or other building, such servant or servants, on being thereof convicted before any justice of the peace, on the oath of one witness, shall forfeit the sum of 100!. to the churchwardens or overseers of the parish where such fire shall happen, to be distributed amongst the sufferers in such proportions as to them shall seem just ; and in case of default at refuel to pay the same immediately upon de mand, suit servants shell be committed to the common gaol or house Mosineelies for the term of eighteen months, there to be kept to lard labour." As it was perfectly obvious, upon Ms own eadtaidas, that the prosecutor's premises had bas dui through u the enlpable negligence or careltioness of the primmer," the keened gentleman submitted, that it en! resin s{ for the magistrate to exercise his summary j and carry the law into effect against him.—Mr. HazamOlasid that items perhaps fortunate for the prisoner that the prase tie- bad taken such a lenient course, as he felt by no seam serlein, after hearing the evidence, that the capital acts _ might net line boon sustained ; but as it was open to scone thishi, he should anode to the application, and order ths prissmar a iwEy the ensumumed penalty of 301., or be committed, is t, to the Home of Correction for four months, with Ms d . A foetal demand wee then made upon the rimer by Messrs. Gardner and Latham, the chnrchwardem of Spitalfields, for the MEOW of the penalty, which he expressed his inability to pay, and was forthwith sent to poison for the term above stated. LAMBNTH.—EXTILSONDITSAAT CHATIOE OP FELONY. —Mr. Proderek Carlisle Montayue, who holds a lucrative situatima lithe Bankrupt" Court, was placed at the felon's bar, b. Mr. Norton, on a charm of stealing various U tilise el plate, and also will receiving, with a guilty know -22 84. tivre decanters, a seastAptamd, • essmilidy, and other the property of Mt. OeorgefFroderldi Forman, of Beath Lambet Om yews the id l= the prompeator Mum h.—Ablut Farms IDOMINSINI to Mc Montague mad Ms r, : es his wife, a Lobules= Mr. sod Mrs. Mateo* slam resirdeed Mil an old Nam mil the widow of a gentiames sewed New ton. • ant thee missy Mr. Mester* Meemered that Mr. Imam was sin* a serried nes, theesh living o with Mrs. Newts. mil oying her hems et sag per wow. Oa rag this discovery , and barsinglos that Mr. Feemem•sid issesi the habit of heels, hoe einielsilly, Mr. m ar reammestled the lady to lure him mad get etramly hawed the suit of Mr. Morton, *Mu Mel ial lot i bms lad d y i zeilser concurrence,andgue hereon sent to the suite/ ; • BS sue cams or Arcola on Tues day nigh} lest the whelealhir to Mr. Fames. The cosiseremase was dist; slaty en Warm*? esevainp, Mr. Fames mete a ash addressed to M. )slier and Mon tane, Media the /allowing is a literal espy : " Villains, pima hie hist' keizz = et testy pstb.—M - F.Torman." ' foelliPt ...i.. ot illiog i t sa. applied at this eon* for a warmest *me rested. Mr. Forman was takonentilwought to this ma, sad daring the time hew. ried, imam be N.M presere bell, Mrs. "Newton left hla rti Vi&&wilb hes a lim•Viiiri ainau.ri ot7 of Ferman =sib Is on t i n g r! 7 Nortes et rut Ihr a *Waft irs --- earelt the homes of Mr. Mestellse a wmiatity et plehmed other =whist be emit Wen,' le Yes; sal with he res. be derailed them Ms/hefts, lawerger Vellmed cesad to runt the wasunt ; hut, sem miter, Mr. F mesa pawed by his eellellur psi a plasm, went to of Mr. Montag, gam him NW sr bay an the above and carried away sema iii hmei thers—Mr. F deposit that th e eyelike Vali ht DiDnatmodbmd bees removed from his imams the time aide hie taken three =W61.861,100 est hie warrafra hems He had else sass& several 'Weiss of phap, which were his , whit be mills had tracheae& Massif, end Sae thePiwsw with stealing. In - his cross-exand nation by Mr. Omme, Mr. Forman admitted that the pea perty had his. perelesed with the joint ZIONIES of himself and Moo. News, -That lady now deposed that the geode =d bad A %We moved from her lets reddest* Meths i Mr. Maillgoie by her directions, end oho then they wain mil -bar um preporty. On hearing this, Mr. Mesh= t.d..that thou was an end t • the charge of ildenionsly mad discharged the accused. TVERIMIC/I.—Anverrroare or • Caere-sox, WITH 2,0001. is Munn AND Barra RECEIPYII.—Mrs. P. Bialop, a lady ofins=at e roC, residing in Itersem.esmeek Mrs. t-street, and Messrs. Draws and S a morme:tgeepa.. of No. 114, Cheep Thitharse sale% 'INNS himight up in ousted, at Seriseat parey 4 avapith being drone, and Me fretameed lady a tallsbox in her bankamse, sad beak reeeiple=lil l e= 2,0001., and set iletag a eatieberwri sbeesslL Au NUL t Pa bo althat Mr. Omfatter 71/M. et the t ithe reerived feMeastilft dui ese a the oners, wee etwesadiming • AM et miser town; Ng ellehrit, .41‘10.11 • • -ma= . stable in plain eielisis to with Oar saavereeMs...- constable Oilimeek 31.$ 11, _elated .that hie elhalles wee directed to the priemese. Relied Islisseed Mem is masers plasm send lavas and sallseemelegtheeMet. Mao hula eel wader harm, ersataisallene VIM of irporr he deemed *hie dielp to Wee the Me emledy,whisehe female Bgi ss4 ”) mid that the the despleir el.= of the eri *Mr is her Makay awl Primo' —Seri Perry predsmil a , is tad* it . was statedasa mast eles hest of piles that Mrs. Bishop hsd been him the ea a similar charge, last est Ids Waal& Si* NOM Ow the pa petty In her=iin wee her own, dhebespd bar, atia• same thee ths gasping to li• reseseed so her, width wee hand k &Jug about the streets. Mrs Bishop said they bad only committed an innocent mistake; her female oompulion and the gentlemen who came as their rob I hob • !Ogee PAWL 1.3.1 IL :per Cow . ik . •. . 77 611 Wil 77 6; 77 6.) 77 67 o. 111 46 11 11l 14 ll4 00 116 46 I 11l 66 44 Do. . . lO4 l m. •• o .. SeekWice roe loam . (90 elm . ) . , 51124 " Mew. Mawr. lklelaa 0,1666 . . .1 li rapin bolls . . . I 101 BS 110. 6 ISLI . . . 1 , lamas lm . . . Ink Do. . . . I twayary 16WiS . SI Do. g . . . ~ DialtS/wir . . . 1110 14Da to. / . e , 17. rue per Oasts,. WO .Me per 01.11t1e, 17i , Polska. II 4, Cotipow, IL Sue of Bt. Yerdl9oo4, 111. Book of 01. Isabella, ID. Examen on Loeb., 411 10.140. Beast ae, Inc. 20.—AWIl9ell Sloe per Conte., 107. Sauk Miro% 1000, Smokes English Lowe, 1016 sower', 1044 10111, Ditto, 1.1 Ben. Needle , 1024 money: Dim. Hope sad C., Third 000 Penne Bed., 97 wooer, Dow Cerrif , 67 'wow . New Pow par Owns. Hew wad Co.. 20 011 D. Ditto. Stelellis aM O. . 90 NIS; Saud* New Floe par Ont. , 1114 mew,. tee ou.t. : mt.. vs... ...... 0.., Mt , 1 . n... ......41... 5...... a *V , DAM* Ant De k, Twe..002 o-Half pr Coot , 07 , bargee 0.281140 Logo, 104 . Poll4o New Pew pw 0=01..10 0411 s. Esebeeree On London, 13 7f , 0 . 0 ..... 0 .• 13 I . 11466. lair 14, three woad% iO4, Chriotierele. July Is, 400 . 61 . 69 . 1 w. July it *0 asp, .11 to, 1101110, 1217 17, 6.224; \ " l•e.., 2017 13, rood niontSl.l.4o. RAIL iiiii_______- • WO HI Tai; initirrllid. - -41oortzez Car A --..--Ilennet Miatief Pisan.. iVIA W.- - 4.beniiM. la tie ahnr.-210 Me Moto el tb s ftfiLere to omidlie Mar nhat eireeneamie dr itiripth at had ungeeetha aelemeht h at i =in le en. W ei" -- i alma miemilkil whit lb. eater TA; ems; ba atinilkir in. dr mellme at in amletimlise vii mime m i t Alt limmiii minenee et lemet me le alinehm A_• as Oa* the Ilmeit et IllneeMes heriennlal le ramie the ales d *Amu ems mita he aselmeilm Iho NANO, le ft eimemy Mamba that Medlin hid =Vela men ea the Mem to rem es min g sm o g .... medipleeep trait Or neiriP ina Mom A meal the sernimist toll the Oileamile see dam aulteelteMinillankeelhiethielreelieliehllm=re M. we - 13 e Ti Cid 11,111 Mai Syr 7111 Mu •e2ec I l es nada we le= sang" emaillei tidbit we A na lo be • eirkid by the ri. egatiotrir a m a ui:A=4,7l7 l . r e . m ie t e b y b r. se ammillmfts mei Yr. team% ft Teleoolotrn II", ill 10.11•4 _t'llogfid to MD" aserieL •en cit , vim to mi Miami women by eiliramak was aa a. me way. • mike ex the limaiime Caseannii bomb vei nix prined. A masa eta eft inexpedient theit lies& ZAdmild lirriusta be low RAILWAY NEWS. There was yesterday no essential alteration in th railway market, prices continuing heavy. SHARE LIST.-LoxDox, JULY 23. No.. -The quotatloas at Haar la Lamas charaerees AKA actual true. aglow : Sam • Aft la Doha sawn' wk.. PAID. PAID. 3.6 ellhwarkas 1 04. If Lks.SaMearp,d Twatilf 0.14. erberdaia.. ll pi (40,0 awl NY ld. Ip.. 20` Aram. ..4 o.llwww.. IN L row aad Aoloras W. par 10 I !arm., Wet, a Da.11.7. 10 1 al Kaaabemor sad L•da NI 0 tiro. In/. 4 & radar. 1 Ip. 39 A. 1 Aar. 7 9p. 10 Mrs. • Oxford Jura. 17 It . Da 1 Waver 0 349. Ii Dirt. borrool. 4 CO. hr. 3IL Si Da /{RA. 11 Samoa, Staak., aA.4O 4 Do. Siauw.the 76 DeWitt awl Lam ... far A M 77 0 pm , * mec)..•• 11 i. l 04 0.30 0.1. =.0. 066.0.... 1nc i t TM' : 004.„ .I . i r 7 4 1111 m i : dc a5.617.7 1 ..... (44:3 4 4 .1 1 :. A . l . i l o fp . . 34 Da 1► Awe IW. 2 Naartal. 4 Sordkomplall : l 4 OW 1•0111/1•4 ItS ll 30 Chester kad 140111.0 10 • Do. 401 dares 7O 7 1 10c Amor 44 60 4 Do. 601 Awn 1 19 A. IN Ana 4 per CI. pro Ip. l Do. 14004. . 4 De* pp Kw II Da 20 a...0W 0. la- IP. 100 Do.O. Als./3111r.$ 0. in 7i Comma, II 0001.04. Wog.. (kirk If paw.. Dayeatilaws II 111. _2O Ifirweawls •424derila • 1111 $0 Swarm cloastlot ln M l9O 0 Da Now :1A Fp. I. 01. Noir. Do. North 8.14 is r i , Do, do Na 1. . 116 14woorlorfr. 4 °WOO roll 7 i Do. Ael i11ad919..; .4 M North 11144•16 if 114 • Astern Dolan l3 116 171 Do. 0 tham ;II 1 4 ..:1 1.1 ... 1 14,. 11. Do. 71Ir0s 3op. , ' A dm . i iy 10 MIN 1ammAire......... 1* oal , 1 ; D0:21,1240 ...... if 10 D.. Nor 114 1.1. '100 Norfolk 024 9 Se II Do. do. Alamos dep. Tar Op. $ Da Now. UV. ...... '37 Op. OLa zi.a.im. I it.. to Do. lorworion 'por 0a 1 14 Ikkorborp. On/ thew. 17 VI p. : Z. Dn ' 1 7...4 1 7 • 11 1. .1 1 3 1 . . 10 A 0 Amos wnwf ll ... .., NI 4 11. Chowioro• U • s sj.l. 17 'Dkloot. 17111141114 IF 41 O r o z e .r. 4 8":,...." ••••IN " I P.: 1, 4 .7........ ....1.- ri. 111,,e... I, !. 4! Ii as., d0..Nw0.. ...... pi. 0. 70 ink 4:llbrisilr• IIO6 11 13 moll Illaii•01011.... Sao pi $ Do.11;(1•401.41114.) It fg,..., larrolot 11 lad. I, l = Wits. :I id. 4: D10p...541.6. 4 .026 • 27110.01/. Woreer.d Inie 414. Anima 401 0 II /maws a• W......... 31 0 tilx.63.g. r gre 1 !mt . 1 f ..... 181:011•• .4 iti llp.. i 100 Mal • 22 0 6420 d 3 ; 17 0 Ita•lai3OsUd. &Nei I :: la i , tr. Ifest.4lL 63 372. 14 lialolaa and Nikita l . r . 1 10 I Do. Ari,932 ...... • tiF p 90 0...7,./ 74. di Dal ,111. ; 3 g o • p A r k . M4O pa. ta, car Op. MIS A 1 Wane • 4 4 4 th, 9,..1 .3....., „. l9l 13111 m. ion • 10 A./1/the 7 Do. Now. 171. .. 1 4 17111.4 1 nl9 Ina lwa do ll.M. AZA;4 1 30. F Dow. 12 121. 4 , . Arts I Siojirdohiro . “91 ,1 11. 6. tma ..d)ka, O4 104 ADM • Do 1 Id Do. 0 Awe ...... •SW 114 1 I . (la 11141 A 1 0 W. 120 zo.. i sham ..... HI I le , II Da N. (SW. Y. id.) 206 10 li . Ow, a. 9 9!. is Is sa. ir. ta. 100.) sis. par 4 II Da A d Nonrid ...,....e.. 11 44 DO. if. (do. IN.) 413 40 Ararter 4 0.444 l3 lip. II W.I. aid. 00 A. 72A1.... u.r,.. : ‘4lr. 1 m r.4. 1. . A j a.../L0d . .. 1 111 or .. ......... 04 2,..1..wd 1111.66 . 1 7 14. 10 1126.72.4 * ZiArolp . l 741. 11 A. Ay 1 44. 1196 W.N Mein. Mos ....144. iF A. jaw. 4 ~,,, ar.e ,t 0 4 .4. li Wi1a10.6.• "'mewl, 11641. 1 !Lore. Dem Mhoriar NI , 4Se 12/1„2•2340.wieb5.. 1 .. lA., Jim, . N. Dees . IW. Teat wd1114414414 rr el II LW., Afar, 4 11144.4. 11 , l• 1: 1 4.24141141h00rrrr1i 11 14 110 laatoa awl Maakwall 0 Drolkoloorrow. If 11111. 0 Da Dm A. I 1.14 ; Teat • ist• MAW sr D....as Ne. 0 par 1 4 lho Jilmalln. 17171. 40 , Lads. 8ri.1.0. 114 Da _ _ . au la tp pp. 64. W 1.. . 141. II .14. Alio, t . J. II 10p. 0 Da. A. Ain. i p..C24 • ev. m. mw . • AAA Oftv.ip.ol. 14 111 eial 10 VII AWN. oml DramotA„ 4 Adareri.4o6l/••••64. 2 t 101 A. 14 Ora V Nob rr (04114) 1001441.11 1 7.175tm0 174 0 ono. II D0.r0.1.• N. SO II 2 Do., an 10 1 ? zap.App I i 1 Da l4 AMOS • Da OIL 41.:k • S.. 71 4 Annsle ale Noire ........... 11 . . . 0 Do.lll. do o lL Z. hip. II dind 4 ' 11 0 . , 1 M. 0r..1L 1. 1 • de Pnriet , 121 ea 13 . I 3 0.5. I OW. 4 led lailliaat 104 se la ,40 Imoka a railis.. as 0 and Zeins. I s 10d. ' • Do. WM Ow Ww... • Ilp. 10 and Piro .. .4 10 , 141 Do. 144.114 66 114 p. 27 Ark =daft= 1711.6 M Do. Naer.4lL... 4O. 0 Pori. aklll.lwkewp i led. 09 Do. Ora 110Wa..... Op. 70 Lora and Ijaero p3o 40 Do. do. 14414- „ r It realm mod iteao..... 7 414. 0 Da 11021 p. 0111 0 Tow • • 50411•41.4...... 1 1 4 3.4.. Pee Datiompaas. ' Anil ' lc" M. Wad , . 20141 *_. •01•11. Lama& Itlaini, 1/2106•21 Odom .. 0000 1170 1276 1070 1211 SO A/10W Lows ... 070 2/0 70 970 971 30 rn le Art dad Awn . 460 010 453 SO 4 1.4401. .1i ~ $2l Si 40 1 • ES 410 a Jur .. I;I ' s so )••. i 73 • as sis YOM sfi so . us as so 1011 • MIS 11 IDA - .... • . .. _ 710 IA Oft ON 70 00 to =7 . 1 est St tb• emzli t re e =ms o ltl i te slestedg t er . ssaW W sealed. The boners are likely ▪ al it W lbw etas ISA railway, : the residue (the oyeem be be siesibilses. YI6CELLANBOUB.-Boirrn Dffrok.-This Has arm opened to Tama at Tuesday IS Tbe ask hated that pest sks It was Os lb. JOEL laseaddi SS SY lelpseas as 4 Devegert Fr2leerwei wite 14•- . The testa se an buses U trx from ISM= aMb ale stra m t: L M hat a boar, i baba aswell se =WIN ' We won ✓e mast Ow OM wore la the des ends. bet we bear Um Oa maks bed pea elabllell et Ibe giertreaws. Um WOW add sot pairB4 tab way by thaw Ss au Ole set elks IS am 1 la 41, telt* are ass aml ems as am say sherp. There is we us Istd, sone slaw: /meals NNom as Ss south of Teas . ' 71as as jaws* doors ;-.• Ws sepia bore appurs tom goes this Male relledly ems la OS mats at dais. A oases train et six or sit semblies_weepaPellei bewlaboat the dal by two sapless. 2be OM opens was or ask% osmitsd et two a-only alo e ea • pada at Os Er war DSOs was Impg to a sbad SI •bw wen Slated to help it • a talks at Me estrffieret. ski oar the to have Wet. the bra ia the kka plat at Os edlessaftbe i F feet teem perprbealer. The ktter may be repaired, bat the or 1;1=4 TEO ENBOI2O WEER.-(Fran Railway Clow kis.) toed,J s sad Cette-July 31, Paris; Bost., Stam al:=Mjely 3 4 1 4 4' er a lther S ed"W'- in i ad i ajh "l or n- Mani Ombra* July Lads ; East larmitro-July re. Irat7; Ist* Bury -J IS, Ipertait ; lasi= sad Ortesidt-Jaly ff, Leads; Paris And 30, Parts. Taos ma Mast Is than 5001. ilar 3 =7l l._.... upasseds, at k per mat. per anms. payable baltaearly ; at NA kr Or 1001.01 • pm sat. par be set pis; Met lamidre -ems at a s km &se 18•17117 i or I rim. at I par est. p mow Mbar. IS ass -Ism at ilettoks ter S pees I per sat.; Edbawalt W Ilsrlboa-rare ea abates, Or sr I sea at I per cent pm taw; Ralibmfra amd Ilstambur-Ilmm at 4001. sod searta it i add " at 41 presS, sad Ise d 1.1051. sad ups& !e r 7 at per ad; Lacestor Ora* --Sus est bee frier k yrs a I mr aut per annual; lira mg as morterke derakea at 5 pa esat.• baba sad Neala.Voises-bat es et use less LOOM., air 3yeses, at .1 per seat pass Larks and Medi W poriMe oolen -Buast Is Mali MIMI, be moralm at I par elf early ; Maadaster and Issas-dame at mg Is this I, for b ar 5 years, at 5 per cent. pet savant; Ilwaebeeber, South seam and Altelmbein- Some of not less than 5601., for 3 or 5 vearv, at per cent. per annum ; Midland-Sums of not lea Imo 1,0004 la 3 or I yews, at 5 per cent per annum; Norfolk -Mama elf tea kes [ban 41041.. tor $ yeas a 6 pee cent- per I mama I Ileattlek Mlidlasssiar-hart at bet le than 5001.. for cc spee, lks per_essit. ass sail ball-yearly ; York sad teak 10M1Y-Sams ef sot kw than 1,0001., for 3 years, at 3 per ad. par IMMIM, webby half-yearly. Coundsets.-Iddikla aid Biaerwall-Rails and chairs July 26 Leads Deatam. sod ISM Ova-Iron, sine, gssAttings, fts., 1.305 Se et istallailla tat nib, end 400 tom of cast Iron chairs, July 18; lgsarbeater, _Melba, sad Llncolnshire- Station on the Gnat Washy sad Sheffield amain IS, July 28; Midland-Main tenants day, July 27 ; sleepers and chairs July 28. Devniorns.-Clarence-,toff-yeeeet dividend at 5 per cent per ennuis on seraintl-dam preferential shares; East Linalnalitire- Interest at the rats d 3 per cent. per annum; Eastern Coun ties (Extension clod, No. 1)-lialLyear's interest ; Great Northern -Half-year's intend, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum; Louvain I la /mare-Interest on paid-up capital, at 4 per cent.; Orleans and linieaux-Interest at the rate of 4 per cent. on the called-up capital; South Eastern (No 4 sharas)-HulLyear's In terest; narnty all larblie and Landau and Hasselt-Interest at Is. Bd. perdue. Cal& -Belfast ant Bellyrnena -21. Ins., due ; Birkenhead, Lan cashire, and Cheekiest Junction-IL 3s, due July 27; Blackburn, dthere.,and Nor th Weetern-31. on the B, or preferential shares, due ; Wedonlan-33., due July 30 ; Central of Fronde-30f. due, end 50f. doe; Charleroi and Erquilinee-21. doe; Chester and Holyhead-31., due; Dundalk and riniskillen -M. 106., due; East 10s., due July3l; Eastern Union and flakier Junc tion-2f., due ; Great North of England-31. on the 301. shares, sue ; Grunt Weetern-2/. 10s. on the 231. shares, and 2!. 10s. on the 17/. shares due; Great Southern mud Western (1)-51., due; Lane lecda and rer do en e - ith iw onj i he third., 11. an &a new share., No. I, d ue; 10s. on the extension ' shares, dm; London and North Western-Si. on London and Birmingham 231. shares, due; Si. on Grand Junkers 231. ' shares, due, and Si. on ditto 401. shares, doe ; London and South-Western-31. on the new 501. shares ; and M. on the new 401. shares due; Londonderryand Coteraine-51., due; Lon donderry and Enniskillen-51.. due; Manthester and Lincoln Union -21., due ; Maryport and Csrliate-51. on quartet duns, due; Mid land-M. on the Erewash Valleyshares, 21. on the 501. and M. Ith 6d. on the 371. 3v. late Bristol and Gloucester shares, and 41. on the new 401. extension, all due; Namur and Liege-21., due; Newcastle and Carlisle- 10/. 13e. on the 1001. shares and M. 13.. 9d. on the quarter shares, dn.; Northern of Pranoe-21., due; Oxford. Wor cester, and Wolverhampton-54 due; Soottrsh Central-21. 10s., due; Scottish Midland-51. on the new stock, due ; South• Eastern- - on the No. 4 shares, doe • South 'Wales- SI., due; Waterford and Limerick-21. 10s, due; Wilts, Somerset and Weymouth-51., due ; York and North Midland-51. on the East and West Biding shares, due. Duncan Itereameri.--Glasgow and Daudet Junction-3s. per dare ; Inverness and per share ; Madras-It.. per shoee (find); Manchester, London and Birmingham-11. 15s. per share; Midland and Eastern Counties-10a per share (on account) ; North Kent-ea. sd. per share (final) North Staffordshire (tate Clear net end Blythe 14.. per share; Perth and Inverness-3s. ocr share. _ - . T- RAMIII Boon Cumin.—Boston, Stamford and Birrainytharn- - Till July 31; Eut Lancashire—Tlll July 30; Great North of InglOnd - Aug. S ; Great Northern--From July 26 till Aug. 13; Great Southern and Western (I.l—Till July SI: Ipswich and Bury—Till July SI • London, Brighton end Routh ( Asst—From July 27 till Aug. 10; London and North Western—TiC Awe. 13; London and South Western—Fran July 30 till Aug. 6 ; Midland (G per cent. stock) — Tlll Aug. 9; Newmarket (late Newmarket and Chesterford)—From July 31 till Aug. 10 ; Royston and Ilitchin —Till Aug. 2 ; Shrewsbury and Birmingham-I.7=July 31 till Aug. 13 ; West Cornwall—From July 31 till Aug. 10. Turin 0r neerverna Wens miles between /aly 11 and 7 sad 16411.—(Brem Oinmewfo.) 2.1 z fail Arbroath and Porine Sal Loden. Brighten, hal Celeste, 4 Birkeenred 771 tandem 4 0. Western Dulnin 4 Dreetteda 146 $79 Maacimater* Leeds.. Beall. 4 Binentewa 11N LON • ' Dundee. PG.AAbd.Js. 1,011 401 But lameaslti.e 1,017 luta= Omtatiee Emma Balm . Edlablrgb4 Glasgow 4,771 4,497 Glasgow, Pahl.* Ayr 3,30 1,171 Glamow, Pal& dr Chw. 1,666 1168 Gl. neetitra 4WM 3.714 Great Western Kradal 4 Windermere 119 Lasseter sad MINI* 11113 London 4 M. Weston 44,471 411111 tendon 4 Blackwell 1191 tea. nsik. 9Us 9317 11.02 1.779 11312 SASS 5,10 1,161 11,175 1,2.42 13/t 5.016 11,461 1.234 1,171 . 1,750 !L!.lt!korf.4lAxolafib I Mid dimeroth 4 ter wick Newiree 4 Ca,11.1 - Novak laiLlait akmpalaary Claw Taff Tata 171~ Wlitionra Jaeetava Tart eaill Newcastle 10441 9 1.42; 1,170 7 710 i;r3z eeeil SAGO - 7,262 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& PRODUCE.—MartatrwLes it, JULY 23. —The roger market bas ass doll tor= est prime were e shed* in In of the Wien ; bet the matt °faeces= thous • logs mount et leriasis tom say Lai With Walt WS s e t am year arengteg =meet Mt seek ; 4001. bop et Itredilsa et les*. Warr ; the Deng sue reed= =1•=1 *the same la= =irs aie at NO kesi=kas wWlelmftl As*s mol wry d et las. 1111 Th e., which contrast yegiedmee shaft There hr set ass musk dam by private coshed ler= bet a We et &opt is revert= et 134. bon to arrived Ma Imasys: no Ws has dose of bearitr, although the impure= lbselyeesperaut the market: 16,700 o have now pear 1,••• Use teen withdrawn ; 3.100 bought in ; Safe reser soli. Baal. good to fine, 3d. to IL dwoount ; stria egg lows: 3d. diger= on the ray sales prima Oars hes hears very e Owns* ot per lb has bees selaillet he es fare Wl 'Tallow ben slafty Im. proved ; avert son th . s fd . ihe kat three east= Tee': Pre 'gold at N. to rd. ad visee in papa are; =Xs quArans "...' act lovas Charm The setiolz=nre be aseitlered rafter thee= sr purchases to est hear& without polar, mamma rates. RUM Zl t aad &Aoki Wm em ellnealt area •OA .—me Amigo Pm* of awe the prodase et*. Dale noteadosa LORI/Asia oomputwl hest the rearm arts in the week ream the 11* ally of July, 1147, le Lea 7rd. gar out Boor is 'new of tisslimitius is 245. "IL Fr sot. Omar the peados, et the nal loam Is Sts. Bd. per cwt. Its arse= pia of the two kind= daterbtlow jointly, is 33.. 10d. per art. COTTON.—Lmaroca, JULY 23.—T0-day then it a Yr demand. and the at are eked MN balm, at them. BLANBETB.—BACIXONDWI/L/4 JULY —Then Woo • seed 'handsaw et mwebasts here 's ; bat askew Mater et tin sup etmew/ hat del& There Irma stwithawedloc, kW amwoot at twelowe wwweata4; Mod there ow strong bilhodeat et a good winter tedeYerp her& Ude brew& et boolown WOBBTBD MIFFS, Ihe,-law•Dowsn, JULY 22.- 111 re is • Baer otemitsee d sowebeset the plea halt trim lewd et when begola hasty, worateßy Owe wwwwed with the base trek er swanks MIN* at le Ow illamoll .a = awed MIS wrathy de thet leopeeloot bra wer Whim or wee • her owaowe arr Teets. bat the tosouthelorers wows' to Ow the adrenal Nebel rte by the tin Meta ewe et Iles sow The edge the .iiatrle• were dm ante idithaelambed. the M heo IMF lop le replan their Mahe at late Nem .Pse Ifelb awl wawgrebe womb wee MOI a good demand, awl We Mr were tans ZOSHIRT AND LACE TRADl—Norrisewt, haw 16.--ribe moths tioslisry trade, wbethertweeold or 04 mod Webs* es la a Weer Noy our sea i• is bine trierm MieMl me Vim Y a aldklag album Is the two lamebok the Midi bib" waffistilmiagrd.Nhas sw,4o. by thole eetwe, itd haw boa eo Us big Ogee nt= i Ithieteer, poiteleek owl OM bremall. whhitte Wash,* as la the herd et Itettleghwit. le la rather hian Ihe olio errs brow% *sop la • lewd** te let woe lbea r he bon hit ems Um beih—lhe ink hem weir le, It molly, a elpie issiontsa etbOeV Molted tom* le farther *daft& Web peaty Red ameba. —Uwe ft we barn • Erie et Imerovoiesed latbebolidwast trade. wilblbe Ointa• ham. bet to %twihildr• bm blew namala eat St IPS esomet lot SI at • • elt/roweeellea bat es • poi Euemards, wo_jeweelee Orr =o.7somisbet sipitallels haws withdrown keen tam lesdkrei lbw le ambles by owelber Mae, bet tatter owe dboolles. Whowillelowe are Walt In anneal. lot aopeetweele; thin le ewerblog le Wok lw am 4= weewerlora. • emidwoble amber et=allowlee lOW 111•101.1 wisesimaiser.—/Vainghow COI/, /our IL —BILIrs,I4O IL - wirgwvanivia. Yalin ........ $1 Wall. Nal . . U Taxe.td Wa.11.6 EU Hilda Avas SU LONDON GAZETTIL—Friday, July 23. BANKSI3I.II. OmniHamm; Om*moo; to Seta tameeder My 30 at 14 8 , 1 a. Sat its. at amhierhat. Om e; , >!_d/'4 Dortletra. R Iformsa. Systiesphu; cdt. mg., leldtteare, asamg emu Chaim, MIK ierpault; Aug. II It ft; ; at 11, at &Mei 12. Oda, Tribal kok, hetleluth. Ila 1&m Britsli eh miff, Al x= 4 llol3 .° ll . Poomassa Oxams. , Ai Sas r el at 24, & Sept. 7at 1, at fit.fit. ltallt Cameo; hartastat. a+4,Oseam. AtabastelWas& stir, lgar m t hswalsaullPitu C 7. M ftw iltuN ; h hstulew, Ihrmaatlempos.Tyst ; I 4:l 4 :arkasna h etos T rAlesm, . "" 1 " 1 "a.,V. ..1. 6.. ht5: ta. , 01 . tw . 4 0...... ... = . Comsat automat., redillailso„_ *l.ll/!seC A' ,7 7. rut a g Sept. 7 at 1; at MN Rim a Ns, staple. Id ; 4i mak, Edward; St hats Jona, J , at am, a Carla; faltsdiam= a lme 6 tasehar, Aug. 3 int. S i a r a , ll artatal SAL, Ow, hatle-yarde elm, is BMW; Ildr.Mat, Mist. Mad. gnaw Bastamm, Sete maker, July 111:zt u at : aka sopa ase iti. se eis. Awe= Is Sena oms ; ca. imulg., Ituearet Km: h P l atr i k= mr ailee, ImentWasoalias seta =AL%7l St Ile, et IS, et Ct. Ode., Ota u t = , & Also* h Mau, Dahl cheater. MOW ltaautorr. 1i50r .. 41.., _llmee-dlalit, 2 tuute.l.. ylotutnen Mt lat 3, Pt Se=ll, et paul-tt. W., Wm*, Ely-14; OW. amts., 11t1; -• ...b.114 Call/form MARTIN, DUlttl. Durham, plumber, 3 at 121, 4t Sept. 16 at 1, at New upon-Tyne Ct. 13 Mew l Darlington, & Hark, Newcattle-upon•Tyne ; off. ussig., Suter, pi m . castle-upon-Tyne. Tecate' Panay, falrabetb-pl , Weetnthwtenrcl., builder, Aug. 7 at t, & Sept. at 12, at SesingtalLat. Sole, Collins & Risley, Slankrriara ; off. awig., Groan, Abehtirdl44lle. THOMAS Humana Ptent i d , outnatoplon, tailor, Aug. 7 & Arpt . at 11, at dole & Turner, Akitrmaribury, & Hardwick & D Bast = L ßesinittall-at. ; off. rig., Groom, Asa wd , _ . _ 12WertxCluaus Powitu., Hanover-pd, Bermondsey, baker, 'Jul 30. tee t. t, i t, a t pa,,,ostyu doh, Buero,n, Ittwinglud. a t, oil. seslg., Canaan, Bircbin.e. RICHARD Rico, Nodoun Cornwall. currier, Mtg. S & Sept. 2 at 1, at Exeter Ct. Sole., BOdMin; Turner, Exeter ; a s Exeter; ca. ask, Birtarl, Exeter. Joao Sono, croydon, plumber, Aug. 3 at 3, & krt. 4at 11 al Basinidtall.st Soo, Haniland & Co., Bouterie.at ; or" y e a Green, AldermaabtuT. Joann Sot - m lielid/a, WeitMOTll/131:1, commiralon agent, A., 5 at 12, &91 at 11, at Leeds Cl. Solo., Taylor, Nicholal,-I.ve; Li tt j a . goo, Bradford ; k flood & Barwick, Leeds; oft aeig., hope, Ued a Hagar TANILYN, Ming Hampshire, coal merchult, Aug. 4at II & Sept. 7at 1, at Basingball.st, flops., Tileoo & Co., Gya. taaa .. t., Randall, Southampton ; oft assig., Edwards, HntaT WAF•rrALL, Durham, groorr, Aug. 5t Sept. 16 at IL al NewesaUe.upon.Tyne Ct. Sots., Crosby & Compton, Old Jr ' Bodge, Neweaatle-upon-Tyuc ; & Moor, Irurbarn ; %Lk*: Newcaatle.upon-Tync. &MAID WATICINS & W.4IIIINP, Manchester, teibn, ga t . 3 & 28, at 12. at Manchester Ct. Bola, Wood d Framer, Dean.st, Bobo, & Clsye & Welch, Maxeliestcr ; oft ;mkt., Goa t . ; m ss. caster. - . . WILILtig FAA NMI Weerram., Manchester, hotel keeper, Aug. 3 k 27, at 12, at Manchester Ct. Solo., Johnson & Co., Temple, t Bag. *haw k 00. Manebeeter ; off. amis., Hobson, Moache s t er . JOAN CONiAI WA ITlmuta, Manchester, licesood victualler, sosi.6 k :7, at 12, at Mancbsater Ct. So/a, Wothen, Loon:when-at., it Fogg, Martester ; of. Hobson, Manchester. CiEOOllll Wm/084 Solkird, Loomobire, iron founder, Aug. S & at 12, a/ Manalwatios C. Soh., Abbott, Charlotte-lA., Bed kwtteq otitis = &Om., Ibatbotter ; aft soft., linb,on, blaneheon r. Oars WatiAls. Worcester, coach builder, Aug. 4 It 31, at at Biratinobswi Ct. Y. /loch, Worcester, & Motteram Sc Know* Binstagben ; at atig, limminahant. TIMM !arts. ,A ug. 6 & 27, at 11, a t tiverp r * Ontortvs, Memo& Ct. Bob, Jobstan n t =er A ple, & Snowball, Liverpool ; INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. 1.. Aim., Deaner. Term-Lae, bale J Nunn, eambri.!ge, 1.1,,,, swami. T. haos. Hamm& Ikrksbiet, work. O. Aram Liverpool, amiataat to • log bras*, lostaber. W il . ,• Walla.; L.,.. n w.. t i ..lll4 . p a tMamel4rater. ba . cl ba e tr ig. • "a.. .. , 13. . Soathamptaa, IL porky. ItMal.st• ' l ' f= to1,41••=. J. B Pm. Iredeestry, lOaltork mommaimma. thlm.m/mm. IL . 4m•Whied••• • J. Iraq Wlllleld. lememblm. O. rim. m w . 011atha. Nonlmuo.p. J:7CF C V•ihr. .=. V. : n Toriza . • ari.,,, 833 a. ......eat• cirri! . Cakb 11. 4tham, Wommeamillem l. 1 1, 1 7 , ..k. 7 .+ 1, 7. UMW% T. . Zinez. COMM T. - Wriir,t.a. Tme Catalan*. 1110. J. 3. Norwich, apothecary. flowilain. imil dart mmeleMar. O. Orb ardat.. LUDOsaat& IL Timm lalmemtma y.iii, Ile . 1111.1.Y•kassr. ii. Haft. NOitiMITYI, Tortabier, ea- C . Timermr. Lam Ileompiph, taller anal*. *me Oak bleeder. C. Herrin, aro. Commercial pl. OM 41.7100 k. *limpet.. CraMomrl3l3M Teat-rd., writer. re•enualmaidig.s. T. Mee Lredr, rammlosian opal. J,ltyperMa. limmerer‘ mho % J. Hollow!. Calamem t o ChM.% , ""'" —....rdlir ,yr Gassed ...A.., Land or Wm. W . A. 11 doldJe.re. Named/ rr„ c.... r_ Uebokes. Brighrea, Waimea, daolkA., Awarder. drr,k, J. Havradalr, Lk dd LAM% Losiodele. T. C. Wu*. Alb., rd . Idiam. Worm= Wm. MItIOO•• L.. upOn •Irift L d ess/Ask WOK Esis, tom W. Waif; Dvll.l-141. Cleakin,d.p. Imme VC F. Alai, Irl =1•11r. ibia. a .... 3.4 * wobster,Wilnkla...a 11..laret. J. T. WWW. Toed ar . &dual-gram. IL F. Lev. ieral-11111, Greamrlob r Or baker. Weedy. G. Msnbail, ten. Homey. ar. 1..— . z7,7ar i., a-, pea te, I. - swits4, am at , Ilarkw M. J. Nedllle, PontefArt, Tr oral edwalsuda WM. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. C. F.thrionstonc, Over firlearll;;, pep;;manuertarer— lot dlr. of Is., Aug. & & any subeequont locals', at Irma's, Mu. chaster. H.6.Roweils, jun., Bristol, stock broker—lot din. of 10d., JoMN, & any subsequent Wednesday, at Miler's, Bristol. W. Smith, Intoacter, Staffordshire, mercer —lot div. of L. 6d., Aug. 12, & any Thursday, at Valpfa, Birmingham. R. Stafford, Warnford.ct., City, share agent—A dna di,. of 44., any Saturday, at Green's, Aldermantery. DIVIDENDS.—Aug. 13. J. Baraise, St Martin'a-lane, wa'ab wake —Aug. 10. T. "Minton, Pickering, York/hire maven scriveaer— Aug. IS. T. Bourne, jun., Liverpool, cern fictor—Aug. It. B. Brasier, Oxford, tailor— Aug. 13. C. Faddist, Mitno-pl, Lew Marsh, Ltmbeth, clothe. sidcaraan—Aug. 14. A. Quarterman, Os. ford, breetes mater. SOOTaI SEQUESTRATIONS.—John Boyd, Glasgow, share broke. 11 . 10 d) JAug. 2ame . Lt a tr. , .61 =u,.. —G j e tzg e n c a7 1 2: 18, at the British Hotel, Dundee—George Taylor, Aterdeen 4 = chant, July 29 & Aug. 23, at Henderson'. dumb., Aberdeen Vance, Glasgow, mwlin manufacturer, July 27 & Aug. 21,at Flambe. chamk., Glasgow. PARTNEMILIPS DISSOLVED.—J. Aitchison & T. Pitt at., Old Kent.rd.—J. Addis & T. Blake, Conime= l2 M downedd., South Lambeth—J. Barber &W. North, York—P.Blion, Z. Drake & B, Woodcock. Huddersfield, so far as miter& F. Bhara— R. Bradley, 13. Ford & W. E. Parker, Msachester, eo far as regards B. Ford—T. Brock &W. Briddon, Liverpool—W. Brown, G. Beath, W. Smith & T. Haddock, Blackiteld, Durham, m far a* regard. 19 Brown—J. Burk & J. Thompson, Cliff &J. fluke, Ilesdingley, Yor . M. Coley 53. Laurie & T. A. AUrte, Chancery-Isnq hr u refarta, C. M. Melt —T. Cook & 11. Pape, litautitoston-lane—W. H. Dobson & B. Dearsbuy, Leeda—J. Famre. ton, G. Greases & J. Greases, Mnadmstet—H. Maher & N. RAM. Liverpool—J. Gillett &W. Coliseums &tiles, Wornkkshite— A, liall &A. C.:. Brown, lligh-at., Clapham—E. Last s J. Walaracti, F. Swan & 8. T. Carnegie, Wood-et, Cbeapskie, so far m regat di S. T. On. negie—North British Banking Company GlasSow, to Cu as Meet A. Drew—P. Oliver, J. Griffiths &R. Gilltba, Pew y Cetb Mims, Cardiganoldre—& Sergeant & C. Wares, New Crane-wharf, pop, ping -wall—Job. Thorp, Jas. Thorp, J. Teri 7 & J. Sekolefield Bowßs Yorkshire_,_ Wi ro far as regardsJaaTliorp 7 ll. T octal, J. B. Tnotal &J. Gamest, Wakeflnterborne ekt & , 1 °Mada Sabine, m— R. Orford. Walker & Plusight, Madders. field—T. J. SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCH—MAILS, ease. er.....ar vrk o r u . aye is.. see. a Dean.. . .a 0 Hansa . . 0 Whorls liorth,u amiss as I wasawn. .WI Pleaders .. 0 amines . . 4.: Harm, Am./ I Derkkaitie .0I Pram* . • Do Ma:wales 0.0 wiael., A ar. I I Cloaes. k Ten. 04 Ida.. Je1y . 21,0 &cot awl m brazil Airg.l I Haagen . . 00 Xedlierrea. . 01 Wag.. lu.ly 30i GIA.P2WID, Jr.i' 23.—Arrired : litaling Maria, St. Petersburg; Taagsard, Ilarana ; Azardo, Nicolas Ile:mils Inn . ..e'en*, Yrs saßlas; Oscar, Rio; Maria Terme, Black Sea; Brilliant, Pens. base; Bahasa, Naples; Veracity, St. Petersburg; Iron (Week Me. =Ord., Neer York; Alice Maud, Poi t Philip; Akispe, Me • Mariao, Bathos.; Elizabeth, Matansts; Bomb, Ems; Tar ,iiis. limilavlieft, New York ; Little Briton, Peri& ; Mary Ss, Marra Levee ; Caroline lentine, Oils"; Costa' et a l I) OW. &Slone ; Kate, New Yak; hisi, Qtatiss; abnier= aus ilyaney • Queen of the Isles, Port.s.hime; ; =lttnatar L ass. lard= ; Atlas, Prinn ( ;: lg raCk lb sg i , l; R:Mp rnmis 'sy, sibas MSc, Alexandria; C e n t s w York; Nor tterd. ems ; Oil; Aiwa Ilegrila, St. b urg; Petersb rion, Bruit; larisa, Illatela; Andrea, Carl Johan, Norway; Catalpa, Nos Imel; Peel Mak libroriette Hammen, Roetork ; MTN, Bream; limested. Theme I Weem, Quebee.—Soiled : Maitland, Pert MB; /ma br Meet, Melds ; Magni; Rotterdam ; liamittle, limea; Anklimeple Alernadria; Emerald, Boulipne. Lensreas.._ JOLT 13.—Arrived : Raider, Sr. Orleena ; OILS, ISIMmn; Midland Sardinia, New York ; Lord Elin, St. Jolley Neon limmuisk; Montezuma, Montreal ; Jemins, Itichiboaft; GPM Qeriee ; Cunt% Pros; Sun Matta Eleetrio, Gallipoli; RUIN I. liggr o l i tt g h Malta; Brilliant, Lisbon; Mary, Havre; Veneeable. St. ; be Neiman, Amsterdam; Vigilant, o,teuil; raisin. G_ ,hent • Pam" Palermo ; BAN:enema , New Orionis. W. Mime. Virginia ; geometer, Denmark, Commute, Lard teet . ce, sad Am Man. New Orleans; Susannah, Philadelphia ; Asepsis Weill Celeste and Isbell', Montreal; Inglebarce, M. P —ailed: Jane and Virgil* Quebec; The-eria Jane, Maranbanz; MY. 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