The Express. — London, England, 1853-05-23 00:00:00

1 EPSOM RACES, The subjoined programme contains the entries =ad+ ua Saturday evening TL CR % VZN STARES of 10 suss oath. with 50 added; for three yr. 01419. 7st. llb.; four, Sit. 71b, ; five, Me 13:b. ; sia and erred, 9st. ; mares allowed 51b., and geldings 31b. The Int mile and a quarter of the New Derby Course. Jul Miller, 4 yrs.; Harbinger, 4 yes. ; Adiue, 4 yrs. ; Dime dia, 3 yrs. ; Incognito, 3 yrs.; Corybentes, 3 yrs.; Gui rower, 3 yrs.; Hothorpe, 5 yes.; Grapeshot, 3 yes. ; The Doe. 3 yra. Milieux STAN'S of 5 SOTS. each, with 50 added; two yr. olds, Est. 311). ; three, flat. Glb.; four, 9st. ;lb.; fire, six, and aged, 90. 121 b.; mares allowed Sib., and geldings Sib. The wiener to h. sold for Vin sins. Allowances if entered to be sold fur less. New T.Y.C., three-quarters of • mile. Saville (401.), 4 yes ; Tell-tale (4011, 3 yrs.; Peach 000. 3 yrs. ; Sabre (401), 3 yrs.; Cotton Lady (401.), 4 yrs. ; Ec centricity (401.), 3 yrs.; Antonio. (401.), 3 yrs.; Warwhoop (400, 3 yrs.; Ada (100, 3 yes.; Miss Delamers (1501.), 3 yrv. MANOR PLATE of 100 SOTS. (Handicap). The winner of any race after the publication of the weights to carry slb extra. Any number of horses the property of the Mae owner may run fur Cnis plate. One mile. Age. .t. lb. 1 Age. st. lb. Lanionine 1 8 9 ' Hombletoniaa .. 4 6t2 Frantic Wareham' Tonic Timid Fawn .... 5 713 Invasion 3 6 7 Nabob... ...... 4 713 Coalition Consore Autigone Sanita Laridist ()Italian 4 7 9 Platoff—Peggy 3 6 5 Taly Dulcet • 7 7 Surprise Puritan Hampton Heroine Bushranger .... 6 7 2 Knavery 3 610 Sextue Flumstead 4 7 0 SignorVeluti(ll b) 3 610 Vermuth The Kaffir 3 7 0 Clair de Lune .. 3 5 7 Farmer's Boy Moscow Me r se y ..., 3 5 5 Gipsy Day Chilton Bardanapalas' 5 612 lIRATUCOTI PLATI of 60 SOTS. (Handicap). The winces of any moo after publicatioa of MO weights to carry Sib. extra. Aay number of horses the property of the same war say rim for this plate. Half • mile. Age. st.',lb. Age. st.lb. Tools Narcissi's . 8 9 4 —Warbler .... 3 7 1 Timid Fawn.... 6 811 Coek Pheasant.. 3 7 0 Forester (h b).. • 810 ma InConneellar— Alfred the Greet 4 8 8 Miss Lary (h b) 5 613 Th0rnhi11........ • 8 0 Pastalant 3 610 5eata5........... 3 8 0 Jalllso 4 610 Heroin* Abdallab 6 712 Maylly 3 6 7 Welsh Harper .. 4 712 Appleton (h b) 4 6 7 The Greek 4 710 Catspaw Hambleteniaa ... 4 7 7 Village Loss 2 6 6 Juana ,..,4 7 6 Cobs 3 6 4 Arlene ..... ..... 6 7 4 Meal . 3 6 4 William Rase.. 3 7 4 Amp Page 3 8 6 (kW Dom 8 7 1 f ley Is.—Paboa 3 6 I WOODOOTII etas of 10 lova web. wMk 100 Wei. kit two yr el& i ogee, SW 41b ; sod Me. 411 lb. TM owner oldie weed bone vo twelve 16 ewe. out .IM. stokes. TM New T.Y.0., dowenereen of a villa. Sobh Ozokliber• 4•61 of a 6, Jovial, Poodv•lles. oby Sit Tarim Itykae, •byet w Twos Nand. Xisbleboio, Omer. be r rober- ess Wese—Tbs Impose i Sao c hi = M eis. golnee— : Jewett= Mooda. Lwow Woolyearee. Darloisur, llialmor, alba, • Looksboopeib, Cras below, ( by T re LONIV:44_ 4 I=y, Melt» Mamie. Mpiaway • Jobs e'o Wm ; b f by Vas Teem blab; Destor VIM; ltiabomme, 111611wes, . Morbor W Kali et Nmbroa, Lady *obey, bf by Twiew—Olewa ; lliebar, Sir (hew, Tbo Pid, a fly Bay 311611•Sia—Froodw , lost. WIIDNISDAT—Tits DitST DAT. Csasw flittiseilasss:iasit,Witit 50 raid ; 2-yr aide. ist SO; War. Mk eh ; bar, 9st 71b ; Ave sad sp ew* AA 111 b ; ms dim* 811; Gad gelling, Sib ; ardtbas at the Iles et swig ellowsdab. Nines baring Webs. Mks wed bees Win Mows& ilb; *We Cr room 71b. New TX:, Ow quad= of • mile. Ephesus, 6 yrs ; Doessuballos Odhassallilk 3 yn ; Des Chizote, 3 yrs ; P a uli 4 yes ; TM KW 3 yrs ; Village Lan, 2 yrs ; Fogg of is Day, 2 yrs; The Arrow. 3 yrs ; Night shade. 3 peat Disadel, 3 yn ; e by Epirus—Empress, 1 yrs ; Delwin, 3 yrs ; Ns- 3 / 341, 3 Yr& Rassw•s. of the Datum WAX'S .150 son. such, h It, fee 3-ye-oble; WY. See 7111; sod Allies, Ist 21b ; the mei of the smut bow to receive 100 son. eat of lb* Whoa The lost soils sail a half to be nu ea the New Cows. (191 sate.) Aleut 26 hens us upseld to Sort. Enos Tows PLATE Of 30 sue. (lbadissr). he Amu; the miaow of any nee sass gabilosilies of the neigtft * wry Sib suss ; say umber of Mow the Fogerty of 111 • sow owner may vase for this Om ma*. Ag st. lb. Age. st I* Abielloh Doh* • 8 3 indlissit Podbia 4 8 0 Mervineat Iloilo* a 8 0 Teams Norval .. 3 612 *Wu 3 712 Marry 4 610 =Partaer 6 712 Volans 6 710 Alliogtc. cM's. 3 7 6 Clair de Lau .. 3 6 3 :Oka 4 7 6 Alkyl, Clow Exaustnox PLAT] ride ti; Ow wisest of say M wry 61b mass; 81 Piny of the Naas owner 'nay sad s (parser. . . Rubdown 4 is st lb. 10 Amid 011oarka 4 10 Pis ...... • • 6 4 L 4 Tanis Cleflasorkor ""• 4 3 Nabob lO 011alses 6 10 tisalis 4 10 Ilaboosul 4 9 Faraass (6 0) . • ANNA Yr Great:. 4 7 DO M. a Nr LTssasksrd 6 6 Pupate& 5 4 l'aritaa of ior; eon. (Ilandicap). foe race after publication of the By number of home the re ran for Ws plate. One =Be Afge. et. lb. Mayday Berta a 7 0 Hirsute Vernath Jackie the Corner a 0 7 13woetbeett 6 6 6 Inane 4 6 4 Inas 4 6 0 =ea (11b 4 6 0 Yeatre-a-Terre ak fby Coaled* nte—Circe 3 6 0 Stag David Clair de Lose 3 6 Bracelet 3 6 2 Tittle-tattle Trousseau DOILD4IIII 67411111/ at 6 asys. sash, with 60 added; 2.7r 01d5, Gst 121 b ; three, aet 1001; her, itet llb ; Ave sod up wards, 94 ; awes allowed AIN nod geldings Kb. wiener to be sold for 160 son. • 4ereaasse if to be sold for lees. Half a WIC Otrusto (41.), 2 yni Preslaw ; Tilahead Lass (401.), 4 yrs ; f by Vesisea, dby (401.1,..3 z 7; Gold Dust (601.), 3 yrs ; n by Casa aellor—Miss (4W.), ii •yrs ; Knavery (401.), 3 yn ; Ads (401), yn ; 'pun& (401.), 3 yn; sby Epirue—Rat press (6W.), 2 yn. TII7IIIIDAT. _ - Brsort FOOl-TWArI of a ByA=aa of SO KM. sash, la ft; for oohs, let 111 b ; sad Wise, Bet 61b. New Derby Course. Hag% Weinberger, The Prophet, Cariaetta, Bob Major, Freeness. Chum ' s Puma (for mares only) ; throe yr-olds, 7st ; four, ast 9th ; in, 94 site ; ids aml aged, 9st 61b. Great Metropolitan Stakes Come, two mese mid a quarter.— Nines% 3 yrs ; Ades, 4 yrs ' • Dianna% 3 yrs ; Bloomer, 3 yrs ; Psaltery, 3pe ; The Anew, 3 yrs ; Sormstress, 4 yrs; Diadems% 3 yrs ; itagml% 3 yrs ; The Siege, 4 yrs ; Prevention. 3 yra ; Lady la Weida& 4 ro e TWO•IrIArt.OLD STALIN Of 111 sew. each, with 60 added ; colts, Bst 71b ; Heim, Set He 146 wiener before starting to wry 61b extra. Ralf a osiln—Baby, Con tender, f by the Libel-801nel% Pollard, Hermitage, Game Pallet, Josh Fro% SAS ellannt—Braeloa, tall. li gat vfler a lse, lass i r7 B atuass, Xl4- Little way, fby Bey Middleton Stem, ate?, Lady Aadriry, Oliver, MishsMM, Beiteing. Owe *MID PLATO of 100 son. added to a Handles', illaisgelehre of 10 son. sash. The winner of say rase after gaidleatien of the weights to carry 51b sem. Darby Consn. Adios A I L st il Stamford 10. i tt /Ann leek (ia.6lb Dem Tattle —. 4 Sis Mrs) 6 8 3 Follow-sae-Leda 6 6$ Cumin 4 8 1 Dolibletliong 3 6 Momovits Lapidist Mandan 6 7 9 Tsvistoek Dm Pedro 5 7 4 Madam Landon" 3 612 Puritan Cahn 4 7 2 Pantomim e 3 6 7 SILLISO Swim of 5 PVC each, with 60 added; 2ryi. .elds, est lib ; three. Bst elb ; four, fat 7lb ; eve, six, and s god, 9st 12Ib ; mares allowed 61b, and geldings 31b. The wraw to be sold for 150 son ; ellewsmes H intend to be eel d for less. New T.Y.C., of a mile.— Bernie (401.), 4yn ; Determined's ), 2 yrs Bloomer Cos.), 3 yrs ; Pneh (401.), 3 yes s (401.), 4 yrs ; Lady (401.), 88 4 yn • Nomadefsk (401.) 3 )n; Ada (4111.), 3 yrs Wheel pinag-Imice•MlW4 2 2 lw• Clorman opa. (ammo* fer all eine• The edam ef rag roes sets ed» gebtleelfea els weights arm Alb Mos. Any mismber at boss§ Ilke T.Y.C., ado ewer .•• a 7 6 ::3 72 7 2 ... ▪ 6 7 2 4 6 10 Tema -1 3 6 7 •4 6 6 3 6 0 3 6 7 , 3 6 I wadi owner nay tali for Me pleas. New T. quarters or a Fail*. Toaie Ar. et. lb. 7 Old Rawley ... Timid Fawn Maid/tea* The 4 •-. ,)' 11 4, I ..2 Telesso” E. " • •NS Vines* .• • • ~, i 1 1.8 4Lo. I t - Inas. P , it .t by Toad ..%, etese—Caekoo. -4..1 ,*IC Swan ' ' VI Yeyelt . ... 4 , Ana* Poo • JAW* , SS :4 ?i,i.v.r• THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 23, 1853, NAVAL. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 22.—The London, 90, Capt.. C. Eden ; Sanspareil, IA screw steam-ship, Capt. S. C. Decree; and Highflyer, 22, screw frigate, Capt. Moore, sailed from Spithead at daybreak yesterday morning for Plymouth. The Olin, 14, %addle steam-frigate, Captain Scott, sailed on the previous evening for the mme datum. tion. The Simoom, steam troop-ship, Capt. J. Kingeonse, came into harbour yesterday morning from Spithead. The Vulcan, steam troopship. Commander Von Donop, having undergone a thorough refit, was taken out of the steam basin yesterday. H.R.H Prince Albert came into harbour from Osborne yesterday in the Fairy. The visit was quite • private one, saluting, &c., being dispensed with. The Encounter, 14, screw steam-sloop,Commander O'Callaghan, was taken out of dock yesterday. She has had a false keel fitted to her to improve her steadiness. The Fairy, Royal yacht, is ordered to be in readiness to convey her Majesty from Osborne to this port, en route to London, on the 27 h inst. DEYONPORT, MAY 22.—Rear Admiral Corry, in command of the screw fleet, shifted his flag on Wednesday from the Prince R.-gent to the Leopard, when she got under weigh, and followed by the Valorous and Amphion, went out to sea und-r soil, returning again the same night, when the admiral's flag was rchoisted in the Prince Regent. These vessels still remain in the Sound. The Hogue steamer, Captain Ramsey, went out of harbour on Thurs day, and proceeded to sea for a few days to exercise her crew acd machinery. The Black Eagle, Admit lit, tender, Muter Commander John Pettey, arrived here on Friday with the Master General of the Ordnance. She went up the harbour to Dull Point, where the Master General in spected the works in progress for the new powder mega :ins,. On returning down the harbour she was moored alongside the coal hulk. The Master General having on Saturday morning completed his inspection he went on board the Black Eagle, and she left for the eastward. The Sprightly arrived yesterday with supernumeraries from Portsmouth. The Highflyer, 21, Capt. Moore, arrived yester day from Portsmouth. She saluted the flag of the Commander in-Chief, Sir J. A. Ommanney, which was answered by the Impregnable. Captain A. Lowe, of the Impregnable, returas from leave of absence on Tueeda. The Star, 8, Com mander Warren, arrived yesterday (rem Portsmouth. She is in want of a few hands. When her complement is full she is to go to the South American station. The Vulture, Captain Glasse, is ready far sea. It is reported that she is about to sail for the Mediterranean to take out marines to fill vacancies in the fleet under the command of Admiral Dundee. FILIDAT—T us Oasis Dar. Mennen' PLATE of 00 SuTs. • 3-yr- eld•, 7st ccm ~B .t c,. B.t 101 b ; five. 9st 21b ; six and ag ed, tot 31b ; mares allowed 51b, and geldings 31b; maiden 4-yrulds allowed 71b, fire and upwards 1016. The winner to be sold fur 200 son, if demanded. in the usual way. One mile and • quarter William Rufus, 3 yrs; Ynung England, 6 yea ; Appleton, 4 yea; Psaltery, 3 yea; Young Norval, 3 yea; Mayor of Hull, 3 yea ; Denman. 3 yrs; Honesty, 6 yea; The Don, 3s; Miss Delmore, 3 yrs. RENEWAL of the OAKS STARES of 60 SOTS each, h ft; for 3-yr- old fillies, B.t 7 1 b each. Ti. owner of the wend horse to receive 100 son oat of the stakes. The len mile and a heti, to be run over the New Conroe. (141 subs.) Of the 141 fillies nominated, not more than 20 will in all probability go to the post. RAILWAY PLATS (Handicap) of 60 SOTS for all ogee. Any winner after Publication of the weights M carry Alb estra. New T.Y.C., three-quarten of a mile. Any number of hones the property of the same owner My run for this plate. To close and name by nine o'clock en the Derby night; the weights to be published on the fol lowing day. DERRY AND OARS STALES of 5 SOTS. each, with 60 addled. Optional selling weights. Half a min.—To elan end none by nine o'clock the eight Nines running. FORIIOX VISITORS' PLATE of 100 SOTS. (Handicap), kr all ages. The winner of any ran after putdiesiisu a, the weights to carry 61b extra. Any number of holm ON pnsperty of the same owner may run for this plate. NM T.Y.C., three-quarters of a mile. Ate st. lb. Age. eh& ipbeene b 9 2 Trousseau Harbinger 4 813 Rataplan 3 711 Narcissus Danis.l O'Rourke 4 8 6 Milesian Frantic 'resin Smits 4 713 Dame Tattle .... 4 6 7 Forester Alfred the Oreat 4 711 Young Norval Lepidist Fass-pas 6 710 Bweethenrt .... 6 6 4 MIMI 6 710 King David .... 3 6 3 Glenbseg 4 7 7 limns 4 6$ Dowry 4 7 7 Vent/lei-Terre .. 6 6 I Richmond Dulcet. Sir R. Trenehard 6 7 6 Malt of Gelber's, 3 611 Tbsenbill Pollen liffidie Miebselases Maid 3 7 4 The Mersey Poisons 6 7 4 Bracelet Leitesais 3 7 3brf by Birliereules Lod Fauceaberg 3 7 3 --iliseShirley(bb) 3 4 7 arwtath Wee Annivate.—Dasiel O'Rourke, Phantom, Well ainestiaa , Umbriel, H of Hull, The .a.... llabella, Broughton, Geld Dervish, The Climbing Marquis, _es 111gbeeriOfebb MoOsora, Harper, Disabletbeng. - Beelatio, iller Coalition, Inee f. by Don Joba—Miu fliesis, Easentrieity, Blom doll„WitiePure Lae. Forestor. MissTousysou, gnomes e., Vanderilesben. Telegilisk pers, Mr. Sykes, Lady4a- Wait*, Pen& His, Ts . " °Matto, Jerry Hest, Haieowar, Cesenbadonil Statbsemen, Charity4Yenisos f., Hatboro', Cab Pheasant, Nlghtebelle, Augusta. EXTICTRD Tins DAY.—Haseywood, Bittlsgbourne, Orestes, Pharos, Chins, Ethelbert. ?Weld, Rata**, Lasaelleo, Catspaw, Catherine Hayes, Peggy, Mistletoe, Lady Louisa, Mattison Lan, Pr is on Leopold, Hoverter., end molly Nimes. Ilairwat NOIIIENTS.-011110STT •—• kis from 7 .... until 11.10 am. on 'a ..... p. dot , retisraiag after 7 p.m., and on Widnes- MO Wag 7 ha. until 10 cm., returning after 4, 11= at doe ardisory first and second edam fares. The train for the anommodation of the City peris li Z ei nks at 1.45 p.m. on the two great days. la mile to Minn the safety of the psssan s,e on the Dolby nil Omit days Vales unlatched after W times above goo did will sus at the weal race fares. the mess will otosiessee each day at 2 o'clock. will nil TATTERSALL'B.-BAII7IDAT. liabsseibs;;;;Tered ausereasly, bat sprealatios was he the mis sa a limited seals: their attest:lea was la " seepariag." ? Way be list at wiewdass will slaw that Welt Amami_ Isis i israila haw I*l was talus treaty. $ le 1 amerwatly allsoi. bar sae. MUT. -- - 2to 1 eget Mr. Bowes';ivest Australian (t) Bto 1 Mr. Burton ad Haseywood (t 9to 1) 9to 1 Duke of Rielunood's Pharos (t) 9to 1 Data et Bedford's Bittionboarne (t) 12 to 1 Barre Reetwebild'a Orestes (t) 12 se 1 Lord Derby's Umbriel 12 to 1 Mr. Pownay's Cinema (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Wilkines Nay (t) 90 to 1 Captain Lane's Msaybmanter (t) 22 to 1 Mr. awn's Jerry bat (t) 40 to 1 Lard Tl Mfdm's Clesiblw (t) 50 to 1 Lord leAtten'a Vanderdeskan (t) 60 to 1 Mr. Ibiapiss (t) 100 to 10 Kr. J. Mims fal BMX (5) 1000 to 5 Mr. J. K. Ituolora Oastmotnont 13000 to 130 mos laid aitainaklatio Is am bet 160 eves between Vaslesetitan esdariatss (t) Hurworth wait dadayolael to stun dr ib Derby, at 4 3117..;t7 OW. 6to 2of Mr. S. Xmas as WIGAN (3 to 1t) 7to 2 Mr. Woosboooro Cadmium Halos (t) 7to 1 Mr. Wollsion's Th. Quota (t) Bto 1 Mr. Wilkins's P (t 10 to 1 BUIS lietbotkild's Lady Loaiso (j) CITY BETTING--ttroiDAT DMRSY. 2to 1 apt Mr. Howe'. West Australian (t) 7to 1 Mr. llorloses lisasywood (t to IMO 11 to 1 Data a/ liehoonis Pharos (t) 12 to 1 Mr. Powesy's Chaos (tl4 to 1) 12 to 1 Lord D's t) 12 to 1 Baeas isal oeeWirt OM ( NI CO 90 to 1 Nods lass% Einnylisanker (t) 20 Os 1 Kr. Walcbs's Pop (t) 40 to 1 Lai Viston's Pop 7to 1 opt Mr. Wolistion's Tho Questa (t) 10 to 1 Mr. Peggy (t) 10 to 1 Baron Rothschild 's Eastman Lass (t) LATEST BETTING AT THE WEST END. DERBY. 7to 4 net Mr. goWWlWest Australian (100 to 65 taken taken three or four times.) Bto 1 Doke of Richmond's Pharos (to 6001.) Bto 1 Mr. Surtees ad Hoasywood (t to 1001., and aft. off.) 9to 1 Duke of Bedford's Sittiagboarno. Hto 1 Baron Rothsebild's Orestes (to 1001) 12 io 1 Lord Derby's Thabriel (t sad oll) 12 to 1 Mr. Pommy's Chums (t to 1001.) 20 to 1 Mr. Wilkins's Pony (to 1601.) 20 to 1 Mr. J. Rogers's Jerry Kent (t) 1000 to 40 Captain Lases Nlanybanuner (laid twice). 1000 to 25 Mr. Oliver's Ethelbort (to 6001.) 60 to 1 Mr. B. Way's Bracket (i) 60 to 1 Lord Clifden's Cbodder (t) 1000 to 10 Mr. J. Ayling ad Rattle (t) 1000 to 10 Mr. Conolly ad The Kayos of Hull (t to 10W.) 1000 to 10 Mr. Thrums ad Boverlae ft and off) 6to 1 Orestes and Claw, soaplod (t to 1001.) DOUBLE EVENTS. Bto 1 apt West Anstralaus winning the Derby and Catherine Hayes the Oaks (1 to 1 also laid) 40 to 1 Pew', winning Derby and Oaks (t to 10014 OAKS. 6to 2 aid Xr. 8. Hawke od blistktos (3 to 1 takes) 326 to 100 Mr. Wscalsope's Contorts' Hayes (t) Bto 1 Duos Rothschild's llentmoro Loss (t to 1001) 1000 to 60 Lord Olassow's " lot." remived frewidt;itiathpowssiou io Oceania, is *; Dreary 10. At that ponied, Captain Page, the lei jest returned *um making an excursion to V a li: vim, In impost Mu pamilsatlary shers, sad Ma visearaily time_ mans nts - a the am PsaishrsallasMe la ems of thases..:r..., TIMM, to sememassos of her preriasiorsts, bad astalhhal a little post, sampled of a Derivate gen ammo, smi law gamiseuss. Boma Utopia and Asteri sm aai ieals kd miablished a fasten friers lbe the frcility elands, mei ell the inhabitants won either prealants or MIIIIIIIIIIL Aimee eighteen mesas bask alms Raman stadia memiamelas same them, aid eerie a few pressly bet their anal samba them tea fro, mid a dispute soon m a. A Mann Mao mimed to allow himself to be by the missismatre, they applied to the is idd theme in feralag him to submit. The help dim attempted to mins on thr man, but the frienda of the trunnioned to give him nip. The brigadier then attenmeed to me bra, and was killed, as well as two priests, who were ailing him. The gendarme who remained, at once• mat far aid from the governor, by means of a whaler dmpalleismi b Papaitl. The required assistance soon ar rived. end Lieut. Parchappe of the nary, in the command of a government 'choosier, with a party of the native addism, relieved the authorities from their embarrassment, Ned roomed order. An engagement, however, first took piney mad ems men were killed or wounded. The men elm Mid lbs br r ilier and the miss . iontries ware executed, mei mew Mt the leaden of the revolt wero condemned ta hard labour for lo e. When the last news left, everything was perfectly tranquil. _ SINGULAS ACCIDEIT.—About three weeks ago then wan heal ea the roadside near Chipperkylo, in the yof Kingeariok Durham, a woollen glove with por- NMI althea asses id snares hand enclosed. The whole gammysy Jib w neibidied, and the mystery was at once dis dmied. wars that Mr. Alexander M'Adani, fernier, !laying spasm beam nadir his charge, was traveling along the sad threagit Kirkpatrick perish when something mood tile waft booth sod it basked troth the sort lb su b Adam NM am the isholaaate awl three lagers isar g ek egy hen his head. Zs loft tam kis" ea the road dimbingi tho theldost bypassed elm with th e glove saga meowed dna—North British Mall. pLigegnig ClauT Wigan= Docca.—The con-, enema the as Implode& of the Cheat Winters Docks swim as he athiller thoemosithe to the fullest extent of the rem! lethoothth vielor, as above 1,000 s tags aro un *id lie widg. Katz intelligence. COUItT OF BANKRUPTCY Bisons KL Cummirawsits IN RE HtICIIIIT. r.-.-BATURDAT. FAIL This was the meeting appointed for the last examination in the case of George Henoet, the extensive railway con tractor and shipowner, of London, Bristol, and other places, whose bankruptcy occurred a few weeks ago. Mr. Lawrence, on behalf of the bankrupt, said he was in structed to ask for an adjournment, on the ground of the accounts not having been filed. The bankrupt had given due diligence in their repetition ; but they were so ex tremely voluminous that it was impossible to get them ready in time for this meeting. He had been actively engaged in carrying on the different works for which he had con tracted, fur the benefit of the estate. As it was desirable to avoid the necessity of another adjournment, it was proposed to take it for two months. Mr. M'Leod said the aseignees concurred in the propriety of this course. Mr. Lawrence asked his Honour to sanction the employ ment of Mr. John Ball (of the firm of Quilter and Ball), as accountant for the estate. His Honour gave the requisite sanction, and appointed the adjourned asamisation meeting (or the 28th of July. Mr. Linklater tendered a proof on two bills for 7501., ac cepted by the bankrupt, and held by Mr. Preston. Mr. it`Lood asked that the proof should be deferred, in order that it might be investigated. A great mass of bills had been pat in circulation, tar which the bankrupt bad received no value ; and it was necessary to ascertain whe ther these bills were of that description. Mr. Linklater said that Mr. Preston had attended, pre. pared to support his proof, and he should press fur its ad mission. Mr. Preston himself would depose that be bad given consideration for the bill to Mr. Swift, from whom he received it. .—.... His Honour said that it was very tesy, prima fade, to assume the character of what was called an innocent bold. r." It was very possible fora person to put his bills into the hands of a great knave, who robbed hint, and then passed the bills into the hands of third parties, who had all the appearance of innocent holden; but that was • matter which was not so easily determined. The most ample opportunity ought to be given for thou who were investigating the affairs of this estate to find out whether this eldmant was an innocent holder or not. Probably he was. But this was a gigantic estate ; there was a greet roses of tripsaastions to be inves tigated, and if the assignees meted Olt tbey bad net bad time for • full investigation be weld ma Meek the wet. It was eassatial for the polite geed that there sisold he an ample investigation in suet a use se this. IJltisistely the proof wee mimed to stand owes till the next meeting. Mr. Lome tendered a proof ea behalf et Mr. Afton borough, the postponement awash wee asked for on the same ground. The learned smamesi iseassated. but is eland no a data beiag entered ea the prossediags, which 1 was date. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET.. Nan. C. and A7B;ily, - aTrilTekters, 3, Royal Ex- Certill jas obeege-bandiap i obteimed s emamosta a few days impal lik. James pawnbroker. ef Drury-lane, bin le taNnW IMMO he reenti to give up pos. .. l eereila a pietere el the ted " Voltigeer," which thei sh alle is be their peeperty. isms Ibe me. Mr. Humphreys, the sal tine be r a defeelear s embedded that his worship had no jubilate& is the manor. The picture was originally itatrinesi by Mesas. Bally to an engraver named Hunt, she it st the shop of Mr. Hedges. An action was wing Rant for the recovery of the picture, and Ste** gave • verdict in favour of Mews. Bally, with 601. ing rather under their estimate of the value of ib ilel = b. Now, although the plaintiffs may . n have teen elk to get their damages, they had no clads in law to tile pielere. They wad not proceed for the picture and the demos alio. Mr. Mary amid thew meld be se doubt that the plaintiffs bed itordrited their skis holly, sad, ecesequatly, the Miss= net be Menireed. Marko Ciamtivkaaa. airriaal, alias Taylor. and Jason Thoaroam Carrie, atli.g themselves magmas and Mr. G Thontaa, oboatiot, who have been in cuitody gar seved days ea a of filmy in patenting abortion, were awed at the bar Mr. (who sat for Mr. Norton) for farther emanation. The mart, as on pre vious ocessioni, was mesh crowded by penes. who antici pated that this siege of proceedings would be brought to a elms ; bet the auditory experienced a diappoistasent. as no farther evidems was produced, sad the proceedings en tirely were merely with a view to a farther remand of the pismire. Minededeadaut I. laving been sworn ' stated the siege twin the mimes; and that Miss Norden and other winemes hall already ban examined, and boned over to pimento the penmen at the next sessions of the Coated Oradea Own. Kr. Lund aided, that at the next emodeedin ether Wines weal be addend, and he, 6mAire, asked fur a Anther sonsed. Mr. Elliott—Do you say that farther evidence is to be adduced ? Mr. Load—Yes, sir, certainly. Mr. Elliett—l thought the remeni to this day bat been made in the ezpeetatioa that there wield be email pri soner (the Rev. Mr. Gordon) in melody as this sharp. Kr. Lund—So I expected, sir. 1 know where he is, but whether I shall be able to take him, lam net at present pliared to my. r. Elliott —Does anybody appear for the prisoner Mr. Rinse said—l appear fee the prisceers. Cunningham and Currie, and I omen offer aay objestioa to the remand now asked fee, especially as the can will eventually be sub =Sued to a jury. I, however, must express a hope on behalf of my client that on the am; occasion Mr. Lead will be in • position finally to ahem the evidence, in order that we may have tins to prepare our deface at the Central Criminal Court. The geisonen were then remanded. The penalties to which the accused are liable are very severe, for the lath section of the set holds the mime to be a felc ay, and those convicted to be liable, at the dieureliaa a the mart, to be transported fee life, or for any torn set len thaa 16 years, or to be impriemed for any tern set aseseding a years. Three polies instable;(a tooth rimed Mieldbditai, 104, H, havlabessuded) were charged beim Mr. lagtam with be esmaitted an amok via monied woman In the street, ems of them, man Ihtiabos, with having pushed her dews a light of steps whets she went into the yard et the Matisakeesse to seek redrew kr the outrage by whisk ohs bad miesereied. The awe One eemplainant was Houses Janet; the mother ef See shaken and it appeared thee ea Saturday Wens's% ea retursini e t... after seszebing kr her hus band, about twelve le also was met by several police men, with their arms Naked together, led breed signet the talker. She reesentrated, sad Misy used ant wpm- Woos epithets towards leer, semi age of nen Monk her a violent blew oe the nese, 'bids made it 12n is zl e gave her • bleier. Oa her gimp iato the eta den pelkenn, wise wee in bit shirt (a Mee striped en) and a red enamel, twined by arm in a frightful measer, and pushed bee down the steps. She believed that man to be the assumed, Hawker. Evidesee was given to show that Hawke§ was in the kitchea at the time, sad the ease failed spinet him. Owing to the lames of the hear, the sun against the other some& parties were pennon till Thursday nest. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY. MAT U. 1363. The state of the Weather at se= of the Mown" places at Nine &clock on Saturday morales. The stateless an amused is order of latitude. Rearms—N.B. ; Gentle Breese ; Cloudless. flouritearrow—N.B.; Strong Breese; Cloudless. Fouterrows—N. ; Gentle Breese; Overcast. Taxesinee—N.B. ; Gentle Breese; Claudius. Besinosroaz—N.l.; Gentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy. Gaziewica—N.B.; Gentle Breese; Partially Cloudy. ilraoots—B ; Gentle Breese ; Partially Cloudy. Yeasoore—B. • Gentle Breeze ; Cloudless. Thereturns trait the following places did Rot rack this adios in time for publican= on Saturday; they therefore ledieste the state, of the weather aa Friday morales at alas o'clock _ _ _ _ _ 1.8. ; Gentle Breeze ; Cloudless. -N. ; Gentle Breese ; Partially Cloudy. •N. ; Gentle Breese ; Partially Cloudy. THIS DAY, Nom. c oon of W. Strewth if Vital. Obis of Übe Wmidumn Meth Brim. Mae. Tan LANCASHIRE MILITIA.—The fire regiments of the Lancashire Militia are called together this day for 28 days' training, and every man not labouring under infir mity, not appearing, is to be treated as a deserter. The following is the summing, stating time mad Ogees :—No tics is hereby given, that the militia of the county of Lancaster is sppointeil to be trained and exercised (pur suant to the several acts of parliament made in that behalf), for 28 days together, to commence on Monday the 23rd day le May. 1853; and all men belonging to the said militia an; hereby required to assemble, for the purpose of being crewed and exercised as aforesaid, at 10 o'clock on the morning of the game day, at the places following, that is to soy _..rne first regiment at the Parade Oround, in Lan caster ; the second regiment at the Haymarket, in Liver pool ; ti ' s third regiment at Fulwood Barracks, near Pres ton; the ;ourth regiment at the field adjoining the Patten Arms, at sirarrington ; and the fifth regiment at the bar racks, at Btoisley ; and every man not labouring under any i o g on ii p incapacitating him, who shall not appea r a t th e time and place so appointed as aforesaid, will be deemed a deserter. sad incur the penalties provided by law in such case.—By order of her Majesty's Lieutenant, Wilson, Son, land Deacon, clerks to the lieutenancy.—Preston, May 13, 1853. ROYAL COLLEGE OP SURGEONS.—The following gentlemen wan admitted members of the college at the meeting of the Court of Examiners on the 20th fast. :— Moans. Andrew Henderson, Kirkcaldy, Fifeshire; Edward Malcolm Sinclair, Manchester ; John Rains, Bengali, Der byshire ; William Hamilton, Trellick, co. Tyrone; Augustus Johnston, Dublin; Hopkins , Leamington, War wickshire; Charles Lambert Evershed, Billinghurst, Suite' ; John Piethall, Has. Lest India Company's salvias ; Robert James WHis±Westnsinstar_i_ Gooana,E 1,- wood-olpsoro I tag rimy Moor, rsrb:m OCEANIC POSTAGE REFORM. • A few weeks ago, when commenting on the answer made by Lord Aberdeen to the deputation of oceanic post me reformers, we put it to this body to reply, if they were able, in some practical way, to the assumption of the minister that* fourpsnay rate was not tee much for the seausrriage. An answer (hue been sent to us, giving the sue of two American captains of sailing vessels, which gauss—if the statement is correct, and if it be not correct eke pat-office can at once contradict it—that the penny wean rate is already in existence between this country and America. The as is this : The two captains referred to sail to and fro between London and New York. Thep say, it is their custom "to leave a letter bag for the reception of letters in some eoffee-house in New York a few days before setting sale, with a notice that it will be closed at a spud& d hour. At the time appointed, it is locked up, brought on beard, and conveyed across the Atlantic to England. On arriving off Gravesend the ship is boarded by the British Custom-house officers; and the letter-bag is put into their hands, under solemn affirmation by the cap tain that it contains all the mail matter on board to his knowledge. The aims than open the bag, count the letters. post them to the per sons to whom they are addressed, each charged with Bd., the usual rata on sailing ship letters, and give the captain one penny each for his pert of the service. This service in cludes not only the simple item of transportation across the Atlantic, but the putting up of the bag in New York, and sundry other little cares at that end of the route which are included in the Inland services an letters crossing the sea and charged se each. Both those sea captains say that this Du been a putties of lens alandieg with them, and they presume a Manse arrangement has hem entered into with other Amore= captains. For themselves, they were quite satisfied with what they have received he their pert ef the performaire, he an *eight in the wed& would pay them sn well as the Immepeetalim of letters arum the mum at the rate of a pony melt. They and the notelet of the other AMR'S= limn' would jump at the show et sew wyls. all the lenses that crossed the ma at that fere." These facts are mime and important. We are aware that they de net answer the whole of Lord Aberdeen's objection ; ben 'they unqueedmalely narrow It. If it be true that a Ipeony Ms will pay the eset wider ordinary circumstance,, - bseenste the men neesseary to show that the " usual conditions." an observant* of which was part of the Minis ter's peered, are aessmarily so onerous as to require a tax of throneless en every letter to cover the cost.—Atheurum. COTTON.—LiranrooL, MAT 21.—The market closed with firmness, but without change in prices. The sales amounted to 7,000 bales, including 1,000 for ezport and 1,000 on speculation, and comprise 420 Pernams and Momen tms, 131 d. to 71d. ; 30 Bahia, Bid.; 400 Egyptian, 7+d. to 91d.; 1,000 Bunts, 31d. to 4 , 14.; 40 Sea blands, 21d. to 2s. ld. SILL—The subjoined observations on this market are extracted from the monthly circular of Mears. Durant and Co., dated May 21 : " All from well in silk. The manufac turers have had a poi spring trade, the deliveries continue krp, and considerable business has been done with com paratively little change in prices. In Chins silk matters were progressing quiet' with the slightly upward tendency reported last month, y the arrival of the telegraphic news from China on the 12th inst. This bad not much effect upon the trade, but jobbers thought it sufficiently im portant to take all that was to be found at old prices ; and is the little excitement that followed, prices were pushed up Bd. per lb., at which much of the purchases have been resold. Importer generally hold back their silk, but the quantity In Ant hands is not large—only 4,000 bales. Prices may now be quoted a full Is. per lb. above the forted sake of Pebevaii and March. In Bengal silk we have only mo derate business. The difficulty with the tbrowsten continues undiminished—the wily feature is the eagerness with which the iket-rate fi lature al is taken for continental use. In Italian silk there is again nothing to notice--at one moment it was feared that the coming crop might have suffered ' from the severe weather of a fortnight sines, but all is be- fiend to be progressing favourably at present. In Brutla silk, we mem to have reached the close of the season—the last arrivals were only 27 bales, and then were sold on landing at an advises of M. per lb. In Persian silk the arrivals have ben 400 ballots—the quiet state of affain ported last mesa eaatinned for another ten days—business was then Wised by a reduction of le. per lb. on the corn lIIAPB, and M. pm lb. on the best sort—about 900 ballots &waging beads—the market then miffesed again, and be dew baseless been done to a moderate extent at an int pcomniost of 3d. to 4d. in the coarser kinds." WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lienne, Mis 21.—There has been only a moderate business done in the cloth halls to day. The absence of many clothiers from the market who are at present attending the London wool tales, and no Feat eagerness on the part of the merchants to purchase beyond their actual wants, together here caused a flat and quiet aspect to be the dietragaiehing feature of this day's market. The trade In the warehouees, dining the early part of the week, was very still; but along with a genial and beautiful change in the weather on Thursday there came several buyers - into the town, which has given consider able activity, and a better tone to the business of the week. H&RDW num, MAY 21.—Trade here is still very brisk ; the men are still working overtime in many of the manufac tories, and orders continue to come in freely. The demand for our icods for export is fully as great as it has bun at any time during the last eighteen months. From the district the accounts are also favourable, except as re gards the workmen, who will not work more than two thirds time. The prices of heavy goods, chains, and such articles has somewhat declined, in anticipation of a fall in the price of iron, bars being now to be purchased freely at 16s. below the price recognised by the trade. In the matter of Mr. Attwood's affair, it is understood that he is simply eking for time, all the creditors being paid in CORN.—Boavorr, May 21.—The show of Wheat at OW market hu been again small to-day, and Wednesday's prices fully supported: red, 45e. to 465. ; white, 495. Fair inquiry for Beans, at extreme rata. CAMBRIDGE. May 21.—Our market was again cheaper for Wheat. Other corn unaltered in value. Wheat. red, 38s. to 41s. ; white, 445. to 465. Barley, 265. to 275. Beans, 1 334. to 83s. Pus, 325. to 345. Oats, 18s. to 225. - • • •• CANTIABOST, May 21.—We had a very dull sale, at and a tolerably good supply. Brown Wheat, 365. to 435. • whim, 38a. to 461. Barley, 31s. 6d. to 365. Oats, 2a. Peas, 333. to 36e. COLCIIISTER, May 21.—A good supply of Wheat; the sale slow, at a decline of ls. to 2s. Barley almost nominal in demand, and a quantity on sale. Beans and Peas fully supported late rates, and in some instances ls. advance was obtained. - - ••••••••••,••• GLOVCRISTIR, May 21.—There was a moderate show of English Wheat at this day's market, which met with but little attention at Is. per quarter decline. Fine samples of foreign sustained late rates; inferior kinds unsaleable. Batley as last noted, with but little demand. Beans firm. Oats find buyers at fully the prices of last week. We have had a week of vary forcing weather. Arrivals of the week ending May 21; Wheat, 1,096; Barley, 177; Oat., 4,663; Beans, .116. ounmyoari, May 21.—The same dallier prevailed in our Wheat tmde to-day as noticed for several weeks past. Prices were Is. per qr. lower, with a limited demand. Su perior sorts quite anseeable. Wheat, 32a. to 625. Barley, N.. t o n c , cr;ata, 181. to 235. Beans, Hs. to 395. Peas, 365. to 371. 111IITFORD,. Mer 21.—The Wheat trade to-day heavy at last week ' s p rices, supply fair. But little doing in Barley ; prices supported. °eta ruled dull. Peas and Beans made f u ll y es mu ch money. Wheat, 235. to 355. per Wed. Barley, 235. to 325. per qr. 0:U, 16s. to 245. Peas, 22e. to 2U. per load. Beans, 225. to 275. Tares, 235. to 281. Bye, 19s. to 21s. _ . . MAY 21.—The farther decline in the value of wheat at Mask-lane on Monday last, ewe bleed with meet Wheat weeds: and the holWeis weal this week, have e.aused an almost total suspension of bold- I nes, since that day. With the exception of liberal *twins of wheat, Indian corn, and flour from abroad, the arrivals ' at Liverpool are very light. Our market this morning woe of in inactive character, but holders of good fresh flour were firm, and previous prices were supported. In wheat nn charge occurred. Oats and oatmeal the turn d . Brans Is. per qr. higher. Nawcarn.a-crow-Trxit, May 21.—The trade during the week has ruled steady in spits of the ,flat reports from Mark-lane ; fine new foreign red Wheats have sold at 48s. per qr. of 6311)4. without difficulty, and other sorts in pro portion, whilst at the same time Flour has moved off rather more freely than of late. With the exception of grinding Barley, which has receded further in value; all other articles have remained without any variation of moment. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of Wheat from the growers, and having very little offering ex.ship, ft( eh. thrashed samples were readily cleared at the extreme rates of this day se'nnight, anything extra commanding a trifle more money. For Flour there was rather more i nquiry , but in its value we have no alteration to note. In Rye little stirring. Grinding Barley met little attention, although offered freely at former prices. Malt in steady request, and inclining upwards. Beans were more sought after, and must be written the turn dearer. Boiling Peas much before. With Oats we were moderately sup plied by our growers, and the arrivals coastwise being also more liberal than ol late, all descriptions sold more freely, but any attempt at advance was sternly resisted by our buyers. The arrivals this week are : Wheat, coastwise, 160 qrs. ; foreign, 2,909; Rye, 170 ; Barley, coastwise, 48 ; foreign, 256; Malt, coastwise, 100; Oats, foreign, 480; Flour, 800 sacks. Noawtcu, May 21.—Our market to-day was thinly attended by farmers ; the show of Wheat in geed condition ; quantity small. The reports of the leading markets being of a downward tendency, buyers required a reduction of 2s. per qr. on the prices of this day week. Sellers were firm, and a good deal was unsold at the close of the market. We quote lc, per qr. reduction. Flour was held for the same money, and met with but little attention. Barley, for grinding purposes, realised full rates. Beans and Peas were very small offer ; demand good; and an advance of 21. per qr. was established. Oats were a free sale at late prices. Wheat, white, 451. to 48e. per qr. ; red, 40s. to 42e. Barley, grinding, 28s. to 30s. Beans, 38s. to 40s. Peas, 351. to 375. Oats, 231. to 265. Fine household Flour, Lmb., 31s. 6d. per sack of 2801b5., purchasers finding sacks and claiming one month's credit. - - - PETZHBObOUGH. May 21.—There was a good supply of Wheat here to-day, but that of spring Corn was very small, fine Wheat the turn dearer. Secondary and inferior de scriptions made last week's prices. Barley and Oats each made rather more money, and Beans realised hilly Is. per qr. over late rates. - READING, May 21.—We b►d a moderate supply of Wheat to day, most of which wu of very middling quality ; indeed, the trade wu excessively dull, at a decline of 2s. per qr. One parcel of fins old elite= Wheat made 15s. per load. Summer Corn without alteration. WISBECII, May 21.—We are fairly supplied with Wheat here to-day, but of other grain short. Good fresh Miller's Wheat fully supports the prices of this day week, with a healthy demand. Oats and Barley as before, and Beans Is. dearer. WORCESTER, May 21.—At this day's market there was an increased supply of Wheat from the farmers, and in some instances lower prices were submitted to, but holders were generally firm. Barley maintained its value. Oats fully as dear. Beans scarce and a good deal inquired for. Foltz, May 21.—We have a moderate show of Wheat at this day's market, which met • fair sale at last week's prices. No Barley offering. In other articles no altera tion. Wheat, white, 50s. to 525. per imperial qr.; red, 465. to 495. Beans, 375. to 395. Malt, Us. to 60s. Oats, 9d. to 91d. per stonc of 141 be. Flour, 365. to 395. per sack 1 of 2601b5. WATERFORD, May 21.—Our week's list of imports shows an arrival from abroad of only 2,647 qrs. of Wheat; there are, however, two or three mrgoea of French Indian Corn in the river not yet reported. Our market this week has exhibited very little activity, but a fair amount of basalt's has been transacted, and prices, considering the discouraging accounts from London, pretty well sustained. Wheat: There has been a fair inquiry for the better descriptions of foreign at 6d. per barrel under the quotations of this day se'nnight ; secondary sorts difficult of sale, except at prices to which holders are indisposed to submit. Barley main tains its value, but Oats are easier to purchase, and must be noted Id. to 2d. per barrel lower. Indian Corn in better demand, at the currency of Saturday last. Flour cheaper by 61. per sack. Imports this week :—Wheat, 2,647 qrs. ; Flour, 60 sacks. Exports this week: Wheat, 77 brie.; Barley, •70 Oats, 4, 875 ; Flour, 350 sacks ; Oatmeal, 120 carts. KIRKCALDY, May 21.—At our coun try markets, this week, we had hardly u much grain offering as sufficed for the wants of local consumen, for which they had to pay very full prices,—in some instances Is. per qr. advance on fresh Wheat. No Barley offering. Here, to-day, we had a fair supply of Wheat and Oats, and a few small parcels of Barley. Sales ready for all sorts, and at prices not obtain able last market-day. Wheat, 425. to 81s. per tir. ; Barley, 275. to Ws. Oats, 18s. to 224.. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801b5., 28e. to 295. POULTRY, ac.-EIW4I.ILTI AND LIADINNALL, MAY 21.-Ocese, 4e. to 7s.od. ; turkeys, 38.6 d. to Bs. emh ; docks, 24. 3d. to 31.3 d. ; tame rabbits, Is. 6d. to la. 10d. ; wild ditto, 841 to le. 2d. ; pigeons, 7d. to 9d. each ; roasting pigs, Os. Od. to Os. Od. each ; Surrey fowls, 6s. to 91. Od. ; ditto chickens, 6e. to 7e. Od. ; barn-door fowls, 3a. Od. to 6s. per couple ; pheasants, Os. to Os.; partridges, Os. Od. to Os. Od. ; hares, 2s. Od. to 2s. 9d. ; leverets, Os. to Os. Od. ; woodcocks, 2s. Bd. to 3a.6d. ; grouse, Os. to Os.; snipes, 9d.to Is. 6d. ; teal, 13d. to 9d. ; wild ducks, Is. 3d. to 24. Od. ; widgeons, 9d. to le. Od. ; end plovers, 6d. to le. each. English eggs, 78.64. to Bs. 3d .; French ditto,Bl. Bd. to 7s. Od. per 120; - Fresh but ter, it. to la. 2d. per lb. FISH.-Bumnsosewrs, MAY 21.-Salmon, Is. 6d. to 2s. par lb.; turbots, 6e. Od. to 125.; brills, Os. Od. to Os. ; cod fish, 2s. 6d. to 71. Od. each ; soles, Bd. to 21. 241. per pair ; Eels, 6d. to le. per lb.; lobsters, Bd. to 25.; crabs, 6d. to 2s. Od. each ; whitings ' , 31. Od. to 6s. per dos. • haddocks, 4d. to ls. Od.; dory', 2s. 6d.to 10e. ; mullets, ls. to be. each ; common oysters, 61. tol2s. • natiyes, 36e.t0 42a.per bushel; mackerel, 40s. to 60a. per 100 ; smelts, 6d. to Is. 6d. per doz. ; skate, 64. to Od. per lb.; shrimps, Is. 6d. to ?a. 3d. per gallon ; bloaters, la. Id. to 2s. 3d. per dozen ; fresh herrings, 3e. to 3s. 9d. per 100 ; plaice, 4s. to 6s. per 100; ear" ! 18 . 0 . Is. each ; tench, Is. to 24. per brace; gurnets, 64. to Is. each; halibut, 6d. per lb. ; salt flsh,2d. to bd. per lb. SNIPPING INTELLIG.ENCP. y SEABORNE MAILS. that the malls are sent frees the Gomel Pasta® and II by them eninx deepateh.l My who:muds al la General Peet- Otdoe,Loodon• hem what Port Wiwi% dam la &stint I Every friday Kay 31 I flay 33 I July 4 . July 6 „.. Jane 4 lard of the mat> 111/14p h lot mo. Ind al the meta eti et the swath eta et the Matt 1 . 1 14th at the math 114th of the motD I lit!' ot the math I nowt Tidos daily Twice da7ly 4,7, 17,70,77 of m ?..day! ItMei ter et ti. llollth Weiner • Wu. 17th et Ur mete 4tbraltbot coat! Stblektliotsortb I Tidal daily 17, 0, 17, 15270 se. I 9thottlie math I 23rd of dr month, 17,17,19,1760 i 14th of Ss am* lad sttlis month StileUalatiefire ladalltbaramle By private alp Stitlethlatkiesie Ithl7tbl7lesture lad IVA et se. 114th ei the ........ I iikisiiii - ida — i — ise I ithlitlentbehacia 1 I ii74iiiika—siceii IlidlitlYtkof month tea fall on a 6 day, with the Alta, both of • CASUALTIES. Angelina, Hidden, hence to California, which put into Callao, March 26, had been struck off Cspe Horn by heavy seas and lightning, had her bowsprit broke, deck. swept, bulwarks, &c., carried away ; part of the cargo bad been thrown overboard, and the remainder was discharged in a burnt and damaged state.—Liverpool, May 20. Caroline, of Jersey, Rant, from Paraiba to Hamburg, struck on the Rock Douvres, on the night of May 17, filled, and has become a total wreck ; crew saved.— Jersey, May 19. •1111 I VID. CasarEam, Caturrus Aunt—at Falmouth, May 20, from Puerto Rico ARMATA—at Queermown. May 19, from .Isoodursa Amos Jinz—off Liverpool, May 21, from Jamaica At:Qom—at Gravesend, May 11. from Lisbon Ann liircxma—M Ormanend, May 20, Irma. Shanghai ADIMPI—at Gramma% May 21. from. ........—.......Prame Am Iltiaa—at Oravesead, Ma 11, Ma ...............lioadaraa Auvoir-.t Oramoriad. Msy 22, frank ........... ......... • ..... •No nig ........ .... 1 , arum A A cLi t r:_- a o t t 0 0:5 ,... vaneed, d. N a il t 422, fr, 19 , 0 . 01 DtatLa t t, BOLIVAM-at Liverpool, may 21, from ._ .... ....- ...... llateaub BRITISH TAR-at Gravesend, May 20, Ortm Jaßtilaa Blarittatti-at Falmouth, May 20, fre5...... ... c . 160 BENGAL- at Queenstown, May 19, from Mantilla Darnall TATMAN -at QUO enstawa, May 19, fr0m............... Callao Bouvss -at Falmouth, May 21. from Cuto Casou:-at Queenstown, May 19, from Grerowu Comma. !AMMON-at Liverpool, May 21, from Macleod CUAIIIAN -at Liverpool, May 21, from New orleana Csaarras-at Liverpool, Lay 21, nom ........... 11usila Coma-at Liverpool, May 21, from Amsterdam Comma-of Liverpool, May 21, fn.m N ew (mew "ones-at Gravesend, May 20, from Caen - ..a--at Gravesend. May 21. from B thin - -at Gravesend, May '.21, from .......Chiza - -v-at Gravorand, _May 21, from Jytettia 6f. - a - air , as - -at Graveseol, Mayil, . fr0m:..........Z........ ''' **** 7:iis - arats CONDOR-et Gravesend, May 22, from ...... .....,..... ....... 5,,,,,, a1 DIAMANT-at Liverpool, May 21, from Douala DIOPATCH-at Gravesend, May 21, from Crfael EGINICkun -at Liverpoo l, May 21, from New °dram Erotica Jurra-at Liverpool, May 21, from Nantes Emerm-at Gravesend, May 20, from Grenada Batty-at Gravesend, May 21, from J Oporto Etta*-at Gravesend, May 21, from somas Euryrn-at Graveaeod, May 21, from Thy me EMMA EVGANI•-at Gravesend, May 21, from - Dant* EINTAACUT-Ilt Graresend, May 22, Iran Hants* ENtOIDDIN-at Gravesend. May 22, from Norway Barmen's-eft Queenstown, May 19, from Ulm FRANKLIN-at Liverpool, May 21, from Dambara GaOlUit KENDALL-OE Liverpool, May 21, from lkston Gamma-at Gravesend, May 10, from Jamaica GlarlerA-at OMMeand, May 20, from Denmark GARLAND-at Gravesend. May 21, from . Stettin Guaeama-at Gravesend, May 22, from ...... Norway °tam elOa-at Pdt, May 24, from ..... ........ Mauritius ' Florrmeno-at Falmouth, May 20, from Alexandria HIBERNIA-at Liverpool, May 21, from New th lame Grimm -at Gravesend, Way 21, from Black Sea Mama Mrrcuer.r.-at Gravesend, May 20, from Chios Negates-at Gravesend, May 21, from New limit Ilorrer-at Gravesend, May 23, from Sweden Ina Cemmorra-at Gravesend, May 22, from Sweden INFANTA-at Liverpool, May 21, from New Orleans INDSMATIGAILI-at Liverpool, May 21, from Savannah J. H. Baratta-at Falmouth , Muy 20, from Galata J...m.r Wiwa-at Gravesend,' ! May 20, from China Jartas SREPHIERD-at Gravesend, May 21, from Jamaica 'etyma-at Liverpool, May 21, from St. lamina Livonso (e.s.)-at Liverpool, May2l, from Marseilles LADY DAMIEN-at Liverpool, May 21, from ',lmmo LORD 00170 H -at Liverpool, May 21, from Honduras Immaroor.-off Liverpool, May 21, from Jamaica LEOPOLD AND Avatars-at Gravesend, May 21, from N ut " Latsm.-at Gravesend, May 21, from Charente MARDI AND Arm:AM-at COINS, May 20, from Pubs Maam-at Deal, May 20, from Westward Maau-at Gravesend, May 20, from Grenada Mamoru/ars-at Gravesend. May 20, from Port P E Mali MRMNILIMI-at Gravesend, May 21, from. ..... .... P. Phillip Maaoure or liera -at Gravesend, May.2l, fr0m....... .... ...Batavia lfaamoa-at Gravesend, May 22,, from .Lamark MINLIVA- at Gravesend, May 22, from. ....... ............Swerlen MEDNORNIRM4-at Gravesend, May 22, from Norway Naerass-at Oravosend, May 2i , from Black ties NORM STAN-at Geateeend, May 20, from. Chi na OLD ENGLAND-at FlRMOntli, May 20, from. ....Odessa °aorta -at Liverpool, May 21, from Yalta erro-at Gravesend, May 20, from Ratak Onesoe-at Gravesend, May 20, from Hawks PROVIDIENCIt-at Oravesand, May 21, from Black We Pasoan as MATO-at Gravesend, May 21, from llamado PREMMINT Smut-at Gravesend, May 20, from Baltimore Paamors-at Bristol, May 20, from Mauritius FAVLINZ -Off Falmouth, May 19, from alma% FIDZNII-at Liverpool, May 21, from HEaaN or TDB Wait-atLiverporl, May2l, from ..... .2it t = RELIT-at Gravesend, May 21, from Sydney ROAR-at Liverpool, May 21, from . S ev ill e anottes-at Liverpool, May 21, from Stetlin ROYAL TRINTLI-011 Liverpool, May 21 Rhona-at ()ravened, May 20, from Lisbon Scum-at Liverpool, May 21, from Baltimore Busairstan Eassaarra-at Gravesend, May 21, from Back Sea fisaaamo-et Gravesend, May 21, from.. Black Sea Baams-at Gravesend, May 21, from Swam Maaoastwa-at Gravamen.% May 22, from Lemma lira J. Ross-at Gravesend, May 21, from South Seas Saw J. Rae Rutu-at Gravesend, May 21, from Bt. Kittle SPY-at Pill, May 20, from B. Ayr. i Taumaa-at Falmouth, May 21, from ............... .............. TINARAIRA-at Liverpool, May 21, from. Gem THOMAS PACWIT-at OraTeliMQ May 20, from ........Porto Rico ' Timmons-at Gramsood May 10, from Iloilo* Gravesend, UNION-at Gmeend, May 2t, from Codla 1 VIGILANT-at Oranssod, May 21, from IMMAI Vicroar-et Gravesend, May 20, from .Callas VAIAXIDADIt -off Liverpool, May 21, from Buenos Anti Wilsons-at Liverpool, May 21, from 8:= WY. AND MART-at Gravesend, May 21, from 116 ' Waxwings-at Gravesend, May 22, from. °WM 1 Yummy/ea.-at Gravesend, May2l, from Balm 1ump0d...... lb - .:.7:=1 . Dover Bastbeimptcs esalkinftest Dour tt=i Plymouth ... Plymouth . SouthampUm ecottlumptos. iPoTer ib - 0 - ,.. --- 1 I Don t loutham..tos Southampton Loudon Southampton . London Soutbamptoo p Southampton ad) head Iloathasspton Southampton PlyotouUk I D3'er 2L. I i r %Ono pieta 'Zvir ower - Southampton.' I 'Southampton. lime the matte will be le- piton - of die India (vii will be despatched the Lairil b rrit.packANN LlDerillS Wilted Nato puska . ..N mukso;iriiiai;las kustraUstm Ikathamt Ditte(vla MineWea) N Ditto (via Caps et Good Hope) .. Atka (West Coot) ...11 . . Etarass Lyres —..X Caper/Goad Ware .N Caps at Wed Haps Cape da Vera& ..N °tyke Ws Implia) Miami Llei ............N Chita (me India) Osomstlaspia ..... Daastantlaspie Oast. et Zama Y& PI IWO WO IWO ••••••••••••.Ji k N enraNat limes Or Las) Orrytowa —.X Elaaabarg Mani ledl(41) lads Ms N lades Mos (ass US') N LIMB Magi ••••••••••••• !I! N Yalta Malta Nies India) Mauritius (ere India) Ihruitivs. Nuke Naples N Now Granada N New Zeeland ...... Paral Nara N Peru ..... .... N Port Natal Welly rummy Venezuela Tao Diemen's Land (ow Aust-anaj West Indies • When aay of these c apatebed on the folioed' Soultuunptoul, and th• day Preceding• Belem Brasil . BAILED. Ammonia—from Queenstown, May 19, Auroao - Sou Liverpool, May 21, At as —from Liverpool, May 31, to Arno Eumarra—from Liverpool, May 21, to Nava ACANTIMII—from Liverpool, May 21, to Demerara Assam Giumar —bons Liverpool, May 21, to..,Sytmey, N.W. AlrElMMT—from Liverpool, May 21, to 'Vera Cras Alum—front Liverpool, May 21, to New York lima's—from Gravesend, May 21, to. lsm ANDRONLIS..-fromDIMMINNId. May 22, to H. Town Banost (a.)--treat Southampton, May 30, to Alexandria Cum's—from Liverpool, May 21, to ... Buena Ventura DONNA—from Liverpool, May 21, to Hannah Eussnern—from Gravesend, May 21, to Parrs—from °rammed, May 21, to Rum Docous—from Ormeeend, • May 22, to Willa lawrora—from Gravesend, May 21, to Barteding Lamm—from Queenstown, May 20, to. London 2i:scrim—from Portsmouth, May 20, to ... bairn Joan Brower—from Gravescat May 21, to MINZINS—from Liverpool, May 21, to Mona Oat—from Queenstown, May 19, to Oirraelo—from Gravesend, May 32, to P.PA MIP Panics Aims,. —from Gravesend, May 21, to New York Pena Fast—from Gravesend, May 21 to Go:tanbark Penetrate's—rim Gravesend, May 22, to Cape Boa—Rom Gravesend, May 22, to .... Akio Iszan—from Liverpool, May 21, to /Mks Unton—from Liverpool, May 21, t 0............. Eareelam VICIOMA—from Liverpool, May 11, Is-- Hong Noel ..Lando VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. A. E. Moore (brig), bound out, all well, May 15, lat. 45.35 N. lon. 10.50 W. Amide, from Bombay for Liverpool, 57 days out, Jan. 27,1 at. 28.58 8., lon. 10.91 E. Australia, from the Clyde for Port Philip, lat. 13 8., lon. 31 W. British Queen, May 3, lat. 44.43 N., 100. 33.28 W. ; all well. Charlemagne, homeward bound, May 9,lat. 47 N. lon. 22 W. Charles Kerr, outward bound, March 5, off Cape horn. Dahlia (barque), from Colombo for London, March 1, lat. 26 8, lon. 60 E. Erasmus (Dutch ship), from London for Port Phillip, Si days ont, all well. April 8, lat. 2.32 N., lon. 18.40 W. Grace, from Callao. April 9, lat. 14 N., lon. 37 W. Grecian, from Jamaica to London, May 9, lat. 47 N., lon. 22 W. Juveria, from Payui to Liverpool, April 26, lat. 38 8., loc. 38 W. Mount Wsahliegtoo, from Liverpool to New Orleans, April 25, 1at.27 N., lan. 41 W. Miller, from Antigua, May 12, lat. 30 N.. ton. 9 W. Marco Polo (shlp), from Liverpool for Port Phillip, 25 days Mit, all well, April 8, 1ar.2.31 N. lon. 18.40 W. Ratolle, for London, Aptil 25, lot. 25 N., lon. 37 W. Robert Stephenson, from Liverpool to Argos Bay, April 4, Ist 20 8, lon. 14 W. Rokely (barque), from London for Quebec, May 11, LL 47.27 N, lon. Id W. Vestal from Paraiba for Liverpool, April 23, tat. 4 N., 10n.35 W. Victor la (brig), with emigrants, steering B.W, May 15, lat. 48.40 N, Lou. 8.55 W. Vesta (barque), from London for Port Philip, with pmeeagera, April 6, lat. 5.23 N., lon. 23.30 W. Victoria (brig), from Dublin for Quebec, with pamengers, May lea 1at.48.51 N., lon. 11.12 W. Wilberforce, from Mauritius to London, April 21, lon. 20 N., lona 37 W. William Henry (brig), from Liverpool. May 1, off Cape St. Vincent. William Shand, from Calcutta for Liverpool, Feb. 26, lat. 23 8., km. 7 E. Taint (English barque), May 7, lat. 48.16 N., lon. 20.29 W. Zealous (barque), May It, lat. 18.30 N., 10n.20.24 W. DEATH BY FALLING FROM A PRECIPICL—A de plorable accident has just occurred at the Cefis Rocks, near Dolbsen, St. Asaph. Two young men, named Samuel Jones and Robert Davies, bad been out with otter hounds, and ascended the Cern Rocks on their return home. It being dusk, they missed the path, and both fell down a precipitous rock, 23 ,yards high. The unfortunate man Jones was dashed to pieces. The other received a concur sion on the brain, and other severe injuries, but hopes are (entertained of his recovery. _ _ [Advertisement.}—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS FOR TIER Cos: or COVOIIS, COLDA, AND MITNNATIC CONTIAINTL—These admi. ruble pills arc the moat efficient remedy ever discovered for the cars of coughs, colds, and asthma. Some om the most obstinate cases of diseases of the lungs and affections of fns chest have yielded to their curative powers. They speedily rr move any accumulation of phlegm. wbertby the respiratory organs arc permanently relieved, and Md. mately a sound and perfect cure is effected ; thereto,* the asthmatics or those suffering from a tightness of the chest, a didiculty of breath. lag, or a bad cough, should have recourse to these well-known pills to ensure • radical cure.—Sold by all medicine renders, and at Pro. femur Holloway's Establishment, 214, Strand. London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. _ ACTON. May 19, at Queen Anne-street, ot W. Amoy, Esq., of a son. HUSON.—May 19, the wife of Mr. G. C. Boson, Evertos, of a daughter. MUILRAY.—May 19, at Dencafteld, Backs. the How. Mee. S. Murray. of a daughter. PELL—May 20, at Greenwich Hospital, the wife of Rear-Admiral Sir W.O. Pell, of a sou. Minn.—May 19, at Tollingtempark, Homey-road, the wife of A. W. Smith, Esq., of a son. WHITMOILE.—May 19, at Wilton-crescent, Mrs. C. Whitmore, of a KIM the wife MARRIAGES. BRUSH—DIXON.—May 19, at St. John's, Notting.bilL by the Rev. G. Prator, D.D., Rector of Hadley. J. R. Brush, Esq.. M.D., 93rd Highlanders, to Anne Eliza, eldest daughter of W. J. 'Anon, Req., formerly of Taunton, Somerietablre. HEW ITI—W ILSON.—May 19, at St. Philip's, Liverpool, by the Rev. C. H. Burt^n, M.A., Mr. J. Hewitt, to Jane, younpad daughter of the late Mr. J. Wilson, of Liverpool. HOLLOWAY—BALDINO.—May 19. at Clitton Church, by the Rev. J. E. Nash, Mr. W. IL Holloway, of Weston.auper.Mare, to Janes 4th daughter of the late B. 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