The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-19 00:00:00

4 I.lMmie. ZontmeWelse C.a. . Prag . V seamy T. W. Hooker Bertha 41 T. Cbmoborn Hish Wycombe Sir 0. Dashwoml W. T. Baal Mmeitem . ear J. Weir Mu amesliam Sediandleld W. R. Ikeadell NO J. Chi t iewsk Time. lhatierisa T. Daring ileatisediaskire VisrA. Masdnigs Bythe I. D. Dreekisga !Rymer ..._ _ _ ... lavirruces-altire ______ H. J. Haillia Ipswich Kendal Kent, East Sir E. C. Der* W. Doges Kent. bloat M. Smith Kerry Has. T. Dews H. A. Herbert liddensisater Ktlkesay (City) Kilmersock, &e Has. E. Bosverie Kincardineshire Kiag's Lys. K iambi Kirkaldy Calomel Fermis Kirkcudbrightshire J. Mackie Kaaresborougli .1. D. Hest [Them three gentlemen polled sash the same number. Vim me two mate for the borough.] Lambeth W. A. WAkinsen W. Williams Lanarkshire Lancashire, North J. Berniod J. W. Patten Lancashire, South W. Brown, J. Chwitha6 Lancaster R. B. Armstrong Launceston Roe. J. W. Pony Leeds Baum Leicester Sir J. Viabasky R. Gardner Leiteaterature.Norti L,iceetenhire.South Map. of Granby B. B. Farnham Sir H. Ha'ford C. W. Packs Leith Leominster Lewes How. H. Brand LicEeald Lord A. H. Fagot Limerick (City).... R. Potter F. W. ltuasell Limerick (County) W.kioase W. Guold Lincoln Liucolnibire, South Lord Burghley Sir J. Trollops Linlithirowslitro G. Benda& Lisburn Liikeasd B. B. Crowder Liicrpool C. Turner London 8s J. Dana Bare Rothschild Londonderry (City) iii7il7. lemmas Ludlow Lord W. Powlett Lyme Regis Lviauutton black 'deli! DI sidston• Mahlon '-• ii.T.,;. Mallow Malmesbiary Mahon Hon. C. W. Fits isilliam Manchester T. M. Gibson J. Bright Marlborough H. B. Baring Marlow, Groat Col. Knox Mary!shone Sir B. Hah Merioarthibir• W. W. E. Wyse Merthyr Tydfil Bit J. J. Guest Illsdburo E. Walpole C. Bailey 0. Morgan Maj. Somerset Pugh Monmouth Boro's.. Montgomery Mootraie, &e. Hama Moment Hoo. Capt. Howard Nework•on-Trant G. E. H. Vernon J H. M. Battle Neweastlit-on-Tyna . J. B. Blackatt T. B. Headlao Newcastle • under . Lytle 8. Cbristio Newport W . Bigots . N. Maim New Roes Norfolk East R. Wodehomis H.N. Burroughs, Norfolk, West W. Bagge G. B. Sentinel North&llfrtos W. R. Wrightson Northampton Rt. Hou.R.V.Sraith R. Carrie Northamptonshire, North T. P.Masasell Capt. R. Vi R. Hoists m Northuberland, 8. W. B. Beaumont H. Cr. Lidde Norwich South B. W.rnar Nottiagbasa J. Walter Notts, North Lord R. Cliaton Lord H./Instils& Notts, South W. H. Barrow Vise. Newark Oldham 01lonl k City) J. H. Langston Sir W. P. Wood Os fords hire Cobol North (Weed Usiversity Right Hon. W. E. Sir R. H. Inglis Gladstone Paisley Hestia Peeblt whirs Sir 0. Madge !!! JZa Owes Pembroke rembrokr.ture .. iiii..;;;;l /err,* Fearyi & Fifth B. Girls J. W. Froddeld Perth Perthshire — Stirling Peterborough Hon. G. W. Fits ... Hou. H. Watson Petetati.l.l Plrrnouth Pontefract B. 01Iveirs Poole H.D. Sisyseorar o.W.Frankl7s Pr rtarl i nortou Purtouenitil TM. Mena Puttee Rodeos F. Right Hes. Sir T Lewis Radnorshire Reeding H. S. Koating Reigote Renfreinhure Colonel More Ratter& East combo Via. Oalmy Ri Amond W. Beckett Hon. B. Linoslles Rochdale &Aka 'ter Itip,e Hon. V. Villiers BirT.H.Maddoek Rollmre:Aire His. J. E. Elliot Rutland Ric St. Andrews & Cups/ Edw. allicojnit. At Ir.•. Salton! Sali.hury W. J. Chaplin C. B. Wall Sandwich J. WOreger Scarborough Sir J. V. B.John- A. Z. Lockhart Shaft t bury Portman Slu thell 0. Hadliald .... -- Ah --- emham. New Sir C. M. Burrell lA. A. 0. Lennox Shrewsbury Shropshire, North W. O. Oors J. W. Dod Shropshire, South Vise. Newport B. E. Chin Sligo tionserseshlre, W C. A. Moody W. H. O. Lantos Southampton • Wlliool South Shields R. /ashen " Southwark Sir W. Molasworth "bard A. J. :VW lyMa Stafford@ldre, North Math. bur C. B. Adderley S. Child Staffordshire, South Rm. G. Aiwa Visa Lewisham Stanford Right Rea. J. C. Rambo acCiimirg Stirling, Le Stfilly/Aire Stockport J. B. Smith Illskoas-Tmt .... :1: 1.: xinrL Boa. F. L. Own, Strosel 1.74 iieletii - G. P. &tope Solent, Haft Ns I. & Nosh Bir F. 11•13 p !!.Calk, West P. Bea= aa EL B.W Booderlaad W. D. Seymour O. Haase Surrey, Him Hon. P. J. 1.. Wag T. Alcoa Boom Heft A. B. Pale C. H. nestle Barnes, Weet last diger* R. Prime Swansea J. H. Vtviia Ts:swarth Sir IL Peel Capt. Towasharl Taantoa Hight Hoe. H. IA- A. Mlle bees►in _ _ Taoists& B. Carter Tewksbury J. Mattis Thetford But of Basle Its. F. Bariag Think Bit W. P.Oillwry Tivertoa Vint. Falsifier& J. Haat coat Tobin* T. Mills Tower Hamlets C. 8. Brake Sir W. CI y Trak* M. J. O'CoaneU Tr yn uro H. Vivi& a J. H. Vireos Te/sou H. Wakalleld th Taylor 0. Benders Wallingford Walsall Wareham Warringqa Warwick H. °Tram Warwickshire H C. N. Noirderass R. Spooner Warwickshire, B Lard Bombe Lord Onnenow Waterford (City) Ald. Meagher B. Keating Wells W. O. Rayner B. C. Tudwa Wenlock J. M. Westbury Wesuninster . Sir De L. Evans Sir J. V. Shelley Westmoreland .... _______ _ AM.Th.lwpm Wexford (Town) J. T. Deem*: Weymouth Colonel Freest= 0. Batt Whitby Whitehaven Wicklow Viscount Milton W. F. W.ldusne Wigan Wigton W WltOr kir. ...... Wiltshire, North W. Los T. R. Botbsso• Winchester J. B. Carter Sir J. B. Bast Windsor Wolverhampton Hon. C. P. Villiers T. Thornely Woodstock Narg.ofßlandk)rd Worcester A. Laslett Weeambeei., MA J. H. Foley Ha.Capt.llaskost eraelenkire. W. Ormond Lyrae F. W. Haight Yereoutti York Yorkehire.E.Rialag Lord !loam Ha. A. Diusemabe Yorkahire,N.Riding 0. Duneoaabe H. 8. Ca*, Yorlish ,W. Riding R. Cobden E. B. Denison Youghal THE DERBY BRIBERY CASES. On Thursday last, Thomas Morgan, who stated that he came from Shrewsbury, and John Calow, a home work knitter from Nottingham, were brought up before the mayor sad a fall bench of magistrates, at the Town hall, Derby, spas charges arising out of the proceedings at the late borough elections. At a previous 'rumination Sergeant Fears stated—l went between 1 and 2 o'clock to the County Tavern. I went up • back stairs leading out of the kitchen. I saw Calow standing at the top of the stairs. He stopped me from going up. I then gave him the sign, by putting my finger to my top lip ; he did not admit me by that, and I then said, " It's all right, Radford has sent me." When I got inside the room, I found Mor gan and two bags of gold and some notes. He said the m given to him fora certain purpose—that he would state all he knew; that he bad come to Derby for quite a different kind of purpose, and that he was very sorry he ever came. Calow said a man met him in the Market-place, and that he was to have • dinner and 3s. 6d. ' for what be did. On being asked if lie wished to Mate anything, Menu rid: This gentleman (Sergeant Peers) apprehended me for bribing votes. I ROM bribed • single voter. There eras geld given to me on the night previous, in a room be low, at the County Tavern. I was to have sa order by cheque how the geld was to be disposed of. There wee no voter that I know of—l don't knew anybody in Derby—l gave it to persons I did not know. I wee to pay the money by cheque. I was brought to Derby with the intention of Wag a poll clerk. I had no idea I lad to do this: bad I known that that was to be my emend I would never have come, end if I had known then I world have been off in the morning. Calow raid—l do not know anything about it—no fur ther than I came here yesterday to see the election, and that • man came to me a n d sa id "Have you been in the army ?" (Cakow is a pessimist.) He then asked me if I should like to go on sentry ? I said I have no oh /tenon. He then said I will give you 3s. 6d. and a good dinner. I said I ant quite agreeable. Bet I did not get the 3s. 6d. though. Mr. Sale, solicitor, stood forward, and said he appeared for the defendant..; He said there is no specific charge against the men, sad they have no right to say anything. I advise them sot to say anything. The beech said they had a right to say anything if they chose. Mr. Moss said be had reason to believe from Calow's statement that be did not know the object for which he was placed at the top of the stairs, and that therefore he would not press for • remand in his ewe. Mr. Sale here went up to Calow and spoke to him, when the Mayor said he would not allow that, as it was contrary to the rule of the court. Mr. Bale here said something about its "answering a purpose" or " your purpose." The Mayor -1 beg you to understand, sir, that I have no purpose but to see that the ends of justice are not frustrated, I will do my duty ea this as en all amnions. I will not allow you to speak to him when he is under remand. Mr. Mou said he had no evidence to Chow that Calow did more than be at the top of the stain, mein the pass words, and admit parties into the room. Calow said he neither knew who paid him nor what duty he was going to perform. I went for 3s. 6d., and I have not got it. (Laughter.) The magistrates ware then about to retire, to consider what coarse they ought to pursue— Mr. Mom—l should hope that Mr. Oishorne will not think it right for him to act as maestros in Unseen Mr. Oishenis said he undoubtedly should. Mr. lke,—l think deceacy require a that you should not. Mr. %hone made • remark which wo duct not hear. Mr. ask amboltard that there was not • tittle of evidence to justify a reulaud ; and Mr. Honfall's solicitor said they might as well venumad him for 'inn's is a room with mons) in his posseesim• The inagisteaiss retired. Oa their Mani, The mayor said tho rogistratem bad some to a unanimo us eamskds• la ramrod Mama Ise a wok. Calow would be disslompil. The Mayor gave katerstisas to the police not to anew ay 111111111•• to speak te Mr. Sol asked whether ball =ss admitted. The Meyer mid the magistrates had considered that point, and they refused to accept bail, which was unusual in the caw, of a remand, and the ends of justice might be defeated by allowing it. Morgan was conveyed to gaol in a tab. He was hooted through the streets by a large concourse of people. On Thursday, the police court was crowded to hear the re•examination of Morgan. A Mr. Smallwood, of Shrews. bury, appeared to relieve Mr. Sale of the defence; Mr. Forshaw, Mr. Horsfall's attorney, wee also ;Present. Mr. Moss stated that in the course of this investigation the names of certaia parties would have to be mentioned, and that in order that the ends of justice might not be frustrated, he asked for a private investigation. Mr. Smallwood said he did not wish to court publicity, but in justice to his client he submitted that he ought not to have been detained in prison, bat admitted to bail. The magistrates considered that this was not so under a remand. The magistrates ultimately agreed to ►ear the evidence in private, end the court was cleared. We have not heard what took place, but the Insrestiga tion occupied five hours, at the expiration of which period the magistrates again remanded Morgan (or a week. We have heard it stated that the police gave important testi mony, and that the delicate letter found upon the defen dant, together with a memorandum book containing the names of the bribes and the sums they received, were produced. We have also heard it stated—and we have reason to believe correctly stated—that the evidence of one, if riot more of this bribers, was given, and that it was very conclusive. Morgan was remanded until Thureday neat. The bench, we believe, refused to take hail.—Derby Re porter. DM' Alai:RE UV THE EUROPA.—On Saturday, kLortly b ,io rt wan, the Royal Mail rtratuship Europa, Capt.leiteh, left the Mersey for New York direct, with 70 paoseapen, a fair cargo, and the usual mails. THE EXPRESS MONDAY . EVENING, JULY 19, 1852. Raw intelligent,. rat POLICE comers.' HOW4IITREHT. Ches. Adinsey, ealleedasi clerk, wee ISA, eaaatlited I mmoral charm of esbeisliag matey doe ke his Lao OM. ployer, Mr. 0. H. Bohn, the bookseller, of Iredimplwase. Covent-garden. It was stated, at the previous ezetalaaties, that Jur elements to the meant of nearly 1001. had boa dissomail s is seed* oat the helf-year's scone* sad slalom Sao sow is attendees to support three separate Warps agar* hi.. EQUITY COURTS.—SA .7. minas vas lases Mem i• am--• IN on Dthenonsi, • Lynam. The Imelda is this one was Mont in tad of sir sidevable reel with W I. t• Mr. Myth Mopes, sf in WI. Ilsater.loy Itla re ckhisadaniesil of INV Miorbsth the Invades mother. easeq, ini Mr. Thomas Pion win inn senuillsoi eat pima ef the tie be the sithollisos ink amnia ; and ths, wen the thud to sentim Os mid. •mu plillan nu also pir iosni by Mr. Ihthl lobed Eighth praying that he id& lo sommillos of the Mil% either Mes s or is senimina with lbe isonsition mei by the Marna. Siz W. Pap VW sad JO wt mewl t= of the mos podia% sad matiMod the was who wituhl aniseed it the mate was the re= to be eismlisse of the Gam, .ad wu eW W sfto be op, mire oninismossi dispolifyias moo Kr. Sabath Or lito minima of the sad K r . Lloyd Ind M. Ifyalifisthe IMO kw amo of tM son of his, sintuniod that the ammMleea mini by ski limn tame Ono who amid be mils* by the ism; is Os _.miss.. of No hie aid Mandl aml Os yininn aid Is slind lo h. Moms of the inewdo. . Mak p hail Nat IMF sandal in ion plod inn sodded, so of to be ins jest MONO 1111 Os ads' sod this mos or sh at h e was oth Oxon Is Its •PPOsiwio w yr ia wipe Optima Is bilis mi. As maks sbovin to that alisokshi peoprewkw to nabs numbs n. la esepoidow min die Ilwie poem append - by ins Masimm manittith if shos oths. Yr. K. W. Hughes, of Isliniton•nrigen, bookseller, dr posed to a payment o(31. 161.6 d. to Ike primmer as the bid of February lest ; Kr. W. J. Thompson, of Upper-stroot, lalimts• ' bookeel:er, to kpayamit of W. lea- ad. an the Mk of Way ; sad It. F. Ford, War. to a ama of 21. 19e. 4d. in Fe Mr. broary last. Paymmta m wen, al so male by Mr. Reece, of Cleasont's-lana, City ; by Mt. Grindleg it Baker.street, and °then, and evidence was gives to the teem that none of these sums had been scoonnted for by the prisoner, either to his employer, or to Mr. Brown, kis ankier. William lark. IF 116, stated that when he took the Fri caner he aelgagel hie wife, and said, " This is that 761. of Mr. Bolm's vagary that lir* the tenant, stole.'• Mr. Heavy samitlrd Ma he IA& wurengsrpi. -• - - Martin Whib,aissiskiser 6;1 the °feudist Guards, underwent • hogthemil tmeninseles, charged with a der posse stump to rarsrame Ass Hurley. Ihe par bad W ammemos et the Weegniesett Hospital, owing t ties o their mallisted the women, whose face was dialgared by • mesa emus the UM, extondiag feu ear to me abase arm bed bun mist friOthilly lassaasi. Titio semsets threat estiablted the marls of a severe imideu mad his Mien of must Isseratime. TM peenseatris stated that she bad lived with the pri- NMI mg Me wife, Ise upwards el twelve mouths, Mt left N is en the Frisky Wu the 9th of .as. Os the evadu tif Inesday, the 9116 ebtaised have of • person, with wham she kod lived se memat, 4011111 to Westniastar, and,after pedalling's( some Bum with the priieur,wbo wee partially iniesionid, ass Mimed by hiss I. semaipsay bean to 11, Devonshire piste, Broadway. Is the Nun of the night she discovered he had a rues is his , bind ; is a 11/0•1111 he drew it twice aeries bet shin sad odd, " earn yes out cow." She placed Mr right sea le bat Area; end be .at it mast severely. Bile sod stsesseded Is unpin bie peep, sad out the roe.. posismely ken Mr weusde lli. ,Z wee then to the hospital Thenc r tte r a ase lombed the stamisse , sal sat Ms was threat e • • UMW mt. Priseau to delbesse, pat is a lug 'Mlles, Agnissie. has which it appeared he ass isalloss ali Vro 'add Is which be declared she unatiod his and ten well iZi bee own injuries in his Moak Is pt w sass mu her._ _ lam Vie&Cluascauaa twasasurr. MAOISM= T. Knonstute.—Pazoarry or AiSION= tx BANKILUricir AID 111110LTINOT. la this ere it appeared that ama of mem NW ebb h a melimemen Willi Marken& bed ea theekle of .melanin;.melanin;anin; was paid WO ONO by she Irma. ef Maer his laavime 1111dresst. MT. Dledistsabo Jimmie ma Melvent in 1/214 and baskrupt in 11116, lad alarmed, yeerseed a patinas Ise peemat out of ewe of die le hiensei, Notice of MI midis was tithe to the et Ids bealaseto, the emend the odds; sad kth es sered that Whet boa else laselviat, .Li a was rani me le who me milled a the had. the la is .▪ d muee the use in the beeleaptcy, tad demi gmtpaierisyef seise se the beams@ of the Vier - Clammier meal the omemral of parthealar aMpres ter wise et a west la the haulm ef trustees was see well allied to be qemelinee; mad that is. OM If there were tee swears,. der wrier of tie deed, sad If the emelmes r whir wee Lax!: Odom notice to the treamee Ware the Int ,be a priority. Is this eser, the warm whe dm pee redo was the mimes ia lanknspery, Oat it wee sad est be abed ea a dillseast beans fres en el lipse he who. YU eigummet he mid ea sires with, As tt wooed le his Nome that the eadiese in Ow k • was as mlithee fir vales, the esasidwation bem that the defter shwa" lie dbeharged haw his debte— i the elite of ash mime* wee emesd by the iseslatar; bet that esehl ast elise hh psalm It Li globous emarded that as thin teed was la mail a Mule the Osseo wee inanileitaL Xs did eat think this messiah sad he should therein, &made that the mimeo la bankruptcy woe sa nded as prierity. biome id it wee his duty to menmk the primer fotting and wounding the lama with in tent to mustier her. LAMBETH. Mr. Deofikerph, • member of a fina in the City, was charged with hiselossly assaulting Eliza Harrington, aged Kamm* to Mr. Parkes, a dentition Newington-ersecont. The girl deposed that her master and mistress want to the as Friday evening, and the prisoner sof iV il l=d for Mr. Parkes. She told him he was out, aid the prisoner then asked for • glom of water, and ou grody iros t on opporoasity to throw her down upon a sofa, and altod her. enterer to the charge, questions were put to show the girl hall harked the prisoner to 'My, as she was afraid of the Waning. The Hon. Mr. Norton adjudged the prisoner to pay • this of di., with 11. costs. He paid the money. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—SATURDAL INPOSTANT QUESTION. The berried question of bail in a ashen& detaining " desdeseddin les ' " was dimmed loofas Mr. Censer taeese la tin rase of en imbed aided Odra Mr. for the hisdned sod abfrand lb met ia • 11= 11 mer. The maim bee demi a pea deal Kiewf e ad only in the dud bet is the gelid niad. eel the Madly that Mr. Ossendiener P . 1 .2 the eat, emeidesse We bed seeded the Me, bee de to the pdst a degree d off edge Y eshienes Mios keg Tesn. la this case bed In endledi absul I,IIW. of essemeedellen bills for his tinder, who lad hew node a beehrupt. Mr. illesesed waditted that the ride laid daer=dr. Conmiaider rand meld net suppress sesegi bills, but ea the eeeteery wed& tempt nee te fared and perjury, and lordiss would Wad men to pay aosemmoda tioa trill WM= at tbe s oldie other creditors. Mr. Comedian, Ph delivered his opinion at some length, disdain tint be weehl net grant bail in any ease where he thand sesseredienes bilk. He had dose all in his power IS dila tin gist ea. and he would now see what effect tin rile he bed hid diva would have. Bail was an lode eel in the dissedice of the court, and, notwithataa aim ememisismers did not act upon it, he should so until he was set right by the legia• Ware. Bail was reared, end the insolvent was sent back to prison. IN an JOSNPII WILLIAM LAST. This insolvent who was a printer in Pickett-place, and publisher of the Comic Times, appeared for judgment on the complaint of Mr. Dowse and Mr. Reed, for creditors, that he had made away with his property. The ease had been adjourned to pay some money into court. It had not been done, and judgment was prayed. Mr. Commissioner Phillips pronounced &judgment of nine calendar months from the vesting order in February last, for a fraudulent disposition of property. SPORTING. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER KEETINO3IB2S. The 'match between Nabob and °loam is altered from Wednesday to Thursday. YORK AUGUST MERTING,IBS2. ACCIPTAIICEI for the 0/13LAT EDOR LIANDICAT. Age. at. lb. Age. it. lb. Voltigeur Nancy 4 8 0 The Red Lion .. 3 612 Marlborough Sledmers Buck Truth 4 7 9 Galvanism 3 511 Montague Hippolytus 4 7 0 Lindriek 3 610 Little Harry .... 3 613 Adine 3 5 9 Haricot Bird-on-the-Wing 3 612 Weathergage.... 3 6 7 Sir Rowland Tren- Lady Aznyott.... 3 6 7 chard Orel Tommy.... 3 6 9 Purser Frantic Lucia Paquetta 4 6 6 The Varmint.... 3 413 Storyteller 4 6 4 Cleveland The Proctor .... 4 6 4bc by Ithuriel,out High Sheriff .... 3 6 3 of Gipsy 3 412 Lady Eden 6 6 3 Poetess Gladiole The rest pay 6 more. each. EPSOM, 1834. The DZILIT STALIN closed with 226, and the OAXII with 169, subscribers. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME ClRCUlT.—Cumutsroav, JULY 17. The eolaaaission was opened here on Thursday, and the proceedings of the Ant two days were wholly devoid of any public interest. The calendar was an unusually light one, and the albums charged were, with two exceptions, of a trivial character. ABING] 1, 1852. ACCIPTANCES for the 8E6.11.11111/111 STALES. Age. it. lb. Age. st.lb. Tomboy 6 8 10 Proudfoot The Clown 6 8 10 Dangerous 3 7 0 Little George.... 6 7 12 Madeline 3 6 4 Them: 4 7 12 Bilberry 3 6 0 Etkelwolt Mr iiiticellaule set on the civil side, sad dieposed of the balsas on the list, which was also so unusually mews Comm BIM— Banns Criss Ivories Jam& Elks Versus, alias Whir., 23, spinster, was indicted for ooneeslirm the birth of her child. Mr. Ryland prosecuted, and Mr. T. Chambers defended. The met psi .6 son. melt. 11eeirUt;alaneas eillensfing the prisoner's gnat were of a very horrible eirseebery in Febrenty be she went u t ook to the Rev. Iln Ifsber of Clackiss. OW* after he received a litter stating Mai ate was the. prepent, but she Dot in any way by warranties Ms to be lieve the allegation, he me niesotions to the letter. Oa the 24th of March the rev. gendlemas and lb family left home for a few days, and upon their MUM es the 27th he learnt that the prisoner had been tentran, and Its fancied her appearance was changed. On the nest day (Sunday) she went to church, and seemed to be quite wen. Oa the Wednesday following she was left alone in the loose, they all being at church, and upon the following day a portion of the body of an infant wee found in the servants' privy. A further search was made, and the remaining portions (excepting the pelvis and part of the neck) of a newly born infant were found. The prisoner was thin taxed with having been delivered, which she denied; • was then sent for and, having examined her, that she bed been recently delivered. The body of the infant had been so eat to pieces that he could not tell whether been alive, or to what sex it belonged ; but the appearances of the flesh made it certain that it was newly born, and had not been many hours where found. Some traces of blood were found in her box. The defence set up was, that she bad not been confined at the time alluded to. CRICEBT. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Tats DAY. At Lord's.—The Gentlemen v. the Players. At Derby.—South Derbyshire v. Burton - on-Trent. At Brausshill.—Brarashill Club v. Portsmouth Garrison. At Weybridge.—Weybridge (Albion) v. Kew (Cam bridge). At Peckham Rye.—Single wicket match. At Northampton Arms Ground.—City Club Ground v. Brecknoek Atnts Ground. -- To-Moxaow. At Lord's.—The above match continued. At Derby.—The above match continued. At Bramshill.—The above match continued. At Clapham.—Clapham v. West Wickham. At Dames.—Barnet v. Peckham Rye (second eleven). At Plaistow.—Poplar Britannia v. Lee Acre (Blackheath). WEDNVIDAT. At Lord's.—The above match concluded. At the Oval.—Surrey Union v. Blackheath Paragon. At Liverpool.—Liverpool v. Manchester (return match). At Partoa.—Purton Y. Lanedown Club. At Taanton.—Two Elevens of Taunton Club. XVIII/DAY. At Lord's.—Horse Brigade v. Foot Brigade. At the Oval.—The Marylebone Club and Ground v. the urrey Club and Ground. At Brighton.—Bare: v. Kent. At Gore Court.—Gore Court Club v. Vine Club. At Appleshaw.—West Hants v. Winchester Amateurs. At Liverpool.—The above match concluded. FILIDAY. At Lord's.—The above match continued. At the Oval.—The above match continued. At Brighton.—The above match continued. At Gore Court. —The above match continued. The try found lie;Gwiky. His Lmdship said it was a horrible ease, and thatthis was aot the lint child she had had. --- -- ---- ---- --- - He then sentenced her to 12 months' imprisonment and hard labour. ./Wite/1;41, a reepectable•looking man, surreedered to take his trial for arose. Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Rodwell prosecuted ; and Mx Clearnock and Mr. Weeds* were for the prisoner. It appeared that pirenert was • small farmer and master, and lived upon his ems property at Greet Derdleid, in this county. Upon his peso& Mood some ewe ye, aed at the bottom of there ts was a larp here it Mod of a moat dilapidated His own low 1110011 apart ben all thia, dim main reed. ?Mt whole = was insured ia do ilea Fire Mee. fro 6.0 was insured he IM. In 1850 the was dime tinned. The Ade property was ales eisetisied, and at the of present year, sides weerivea Ida that ealsothe Wessel, aloe 70(., was pill at ease, the pee party woad be at ease sold. needy after thie, be l mei the , sad altered the sement of leseranee of the died . e 1 s 10W., and tbe seetnies boa 100 i. to 2001., im4 et the mese time, to mete the rem assent the male, Memel Ihe see of innersole mesa his ewe private hones, foodtere, end plats. At SO illoo he was so shot et some, that he ine obliged to sea seas tees to wale bill is pay the eresessey repairs apse sibelbig the insevenes. The and in lessaise, whisk had oily here used for keeping the Howls and sew le, bed boa Ise one dos full of litter, mesh Meddle down, eta day se twe Mare the ire he wee eon hiking it op lose sad pieties NM faililete mew the apertures in the wells, es if to if the Hose trese seating ea. On the • of the Rh MMerch the peleea was beat 6 to 11 at a pit • -home at /bah , and .his read home was across a brite-liell wa in the barn. At about 12 that night the hare was fossil le be is Awe, and was quits beset before it mob( he got out. The fire - created great ex citement and noise, but it was not for ewe time deemed' that prisoner cams on the spot ; some lithe cot tages were iajared in attempting to put out the fire, but net beret, is wiles would sessesd annoyed, saying that beim the OM, the would not remunerate him for it. Ow of the witnesses for the prosecution admitted that shortly before the are broke oat he bed been smoking a pipe near the barn, and also had a lantern, tending some rabbits iu a thatched hatch that was attached to it. Mr. Charnock having made a moat able address, end several witnesses having given the prisoner a high character for honourable conduct, The jury, attar a few minutes' deliberation, Acquitted SATURDAY. At Brighton.—The above match concluded. A• Harrow.—Marylebone Club and Ground v. the Pro sent Harrovian'. THE COUNTIES OF SOULE AND SUREST.—This match terminated in favour of Bums by 10 wickets. &ors: Surrey-Ist innings, 163; 2nd innings, 76. Bniasa-Ist innings, 211; tad innings, no wickets down, 28. MARKETS. COTTON.—Livmatroot4 17.—The market has closed tamely and steadily, with between 4,000 and 6,000 bales sold, of which speculators and exporter have each taken about 600 bales. Prices of all kinds are without change , from yesterday. The sales include 200 Peru= and Mann ham, at 61d. to SP.; 200 Bahia, 61d. to 61d.; 150 Egyptian, 61d. to qa.; and 10 Sea Islands, at 18d. TheTmports sines Tbsenntay are 10,000 bales. Martangenn, JULY 17.—The demand for yarns and degas Is bug evats, and though we have had rather morn below doe this day week, yet It is evident that the &nun* iniusee of the elections has not ceued to affect the market. The private letters by the overland mail from India, delivered last night, are reported to be ofa very dl. couraging character; grey shirting. at Calcutta have de clined ss much as 34. to 6d. per piece, and Madapolams from Id. to 21d. per piece. Jacooneta and yarns had else declined, and the markets, both at Calcutta and Bombay, were depressed. Under these circumstances, though we had some sales of India shirting, yesterday at a dechno of lid., there has been but little disposition by shippers to the eastern markets to-day. German houses also continue to I buy very sparingly, and the Greek merchants here in the Levant trade arc, and have been for some time, abstaining from business to a great eitent. Some purchases have been made for Italy this week, and yarn suitable to the Russian trade is in some request ; the chief source of demand, how ever, is the home trade, which is doing a moderate business, and prices are more fully sustained than at the commenne , meat of the week in yarns and cloths of all kinds. TIM Dinolitaa.—The barque Benjamin Heape, Captain Dodgem', was of Plymouth on Friday morning. She left Fort Philip on the 31st of March, and has a full cargo, including 30,000 ounces of gold, chiefly from the Mount Alexander and Ballarat mines, and 1,100 Wes of wool. At her departure tbe Vanguard, Nelson, Derwent, and several others, were laden sad preparing to sail. The Vanguard was short of heads. Mr. Joseph Cheetham, of Manchester, landed from the barque. lie went out thirteen years sine* ss an emigrant in the Winchester, one of Marshall'. ships, and has realised property to the value of 4,0001. or 5,0001. per annum. Mr. Chcethain possesses several curious and valuable nuggets, and proceeds to the manufacturing districts for shipmate to the colonies. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lazne, JULY 17.—Then is little change in this market to-day. Considering that the West Riding election has been going on, a fair amount of business has been done. Prices continue firm and stocks very low. CORN.—Boarov, July 17.—The weather continues beautifully tine, and the present excessive hot weather Is hastening the harvest rapidly. The crops in this district are looking so well as could be wished, and a large yield is an ticipated. In our markets of Wednesday and to-day scarcely anything has been doing, merchants and millers buying very cautiously, and at le. to 2s. decline. In other groin notinng doing . eAlllikuuer, July 17.—We had a very soma market, and, except Wheat, namely say earn offering. Wheat, red, alls; to4os. • odd*, 420, Barley, No. Biro, $2.. to 340. Poo, lifis. Oats, 20,. to 235. CAKSIZIOUT. July 17.—Our market was thill os iMp• CA, asd prices ghost the mane. Wheat, white, .to brown, 38s. to 41s. Beans, 32e. Counzarna, July 17.—An exceedingly small quantity et Wheat at market; this met a slow sale, at Is. to 2s. (le ase. Other grain alatietmeraisal in supply sad demand. OLOUCINIITII. Jul 17 WI extremely small at- Madame at market abis day, and very few samples shown of Begliels Wheat, prime of all wrbnmsia seminally as last week. Barley sad Beam Os, at Parraer prima. data a dell male, at ad. par gr. death. Vadat the influence of the present hot and Miler weather, en snips are ripening rapidly. We have WWWBIOIIB eseaphdab of the potato disease daring the het taw Jays. Impede of the week end ing July 17 : Wheat, 819 qrs.; Barley, 72; Oats, 380; Beans, 23a. Clon.sirons, July 17.-0 v Barley and Wheat crops in this district an ecomidembly down, in sossequenee of the heavy Mann of Friday eveuusg. The supply of Wheat to day was small ; demand limited, but prices without altera tion. Prices: Wheat, 495. to 60s. ad. Barley, 29e. to 325. Oats, 20e. te We. Beans, 365. to Us. BIIITTORD, July 17.—Wit had again a very mill mar kit; the best samples of Wheat made last week's prices; inferior parcels lower. Bat little doing in Barley. Oats a very heavy trade. Peas and Beans made last week's r rioes. Wheat, from 23e. to 295. per load. Barley, 24e. to 2A. per qr. 0at5,174 to 245. rim, 21s. to 24a. per load. Beans, Me. to 235. Rye, 16e. to 19s. MAXCHISTIZ, itILT 17. Little or no change has occurred in the tone of the trade daring the present week, inactivity in all its branches being the prevailing characteristic, with, as is usual under such circumstances, a general drooping tendency in prices. About 2,100 quarters of malt coastwise, and 2,000 loads of oatmeal from Ireland constitute the chief arrivals from those sources at Liverpool and Runcorn ; whilst from abroad the imports of wheat are only on a moderate scale, and tolerably fur of flour and In dian corn. At our market this twining wheat again de clined fully Id. per 70 lbs. Flour, being in very limited request, was likewise 6d. per sack cheaper. Oats and oat meal moved off slowly end barely supported previous price,. 1 4 11WCASTLI-UPON-TTNI, July 17. Our arrivals of foreign and English Wheat have been tridiag this week, but of Oats large. Upon the whole Wheat baa been held with more firmness, and a fair amount of business trans meted at 425. for Wolgeat, 41a. for Neustadt, and 40e. to Es. =for Cambridge end Norfolk, all weighed 63 lbs. per A large portion of the supply of Oats had to be bolsi Ise want of buyers, though holders would in some Instencee have submitted to a decline of fid. to Is. per qr. to promote besiness. We had a very short supply of Wheat from the country this morning, which, combinW with the weather. &sliming a more unsettled appearance contributed to restore more confidence, and a very fair business war dose in Wheat at fully the prices current during the week. Although, the stock of fresh Norfolk households is decreasing, still from the closeness of the weather the demand continues limited at 28s. 6d. to 295. per seek. Barley, Beans, and Pen, remained unchanged —so also Malt. To make pro per in sales of Scotch Angus Oats of 4141b5. per bushel, it would be neesmary to submit to 204. per qr. The arrivals this week are: Wheat, coastwise, 561; foreign, 1,065; Uyo, coastwise, 40; foreign, 60; Barley, coastwise, 7; Malt, coastwise, 20 ; Oats, coastwise, 2,399 ; foreign, 659 ; Beans, coastwise, 260; Flour, 1,675 sacks. .—A NORWICH July 17t our market this day there was a food attendance of both farmers and merchants, and a fair supply of Wheat in good oondition. Prisms ruled dull, at fully lc 6d. per qr. reduction, millers being determined to bay at a redaction, if at all; however, a considerable quantity remained unsold. Flour was a dull sale ' on pre duly the same terms as last week; not many lots changed hands. Barley trade, with the exception of a few parcels of foreign. was nothing. Beans and Peas were a very small offer, but buyers would not consent to such hieb prices, and an exceedingly small trade was the result. Oats were •sood offer, and price Is. per qr. lower. We quote Wheat, white, 425. to 465. per qr. ; red, 375. to 395. Barley. 265. to 29e. Beans, 345. to 375. Peas, 30s. to 325. Oats, 21.5. to 245. Fine households Flour, f.0.b., 278. per sack of 2Bolbs., purchasers Sliding sacks and claiming one month's credit. NOTTINOHAN, July 17.—We have another very flat day for business in the corn market. The millers bay Wheat merely for their immediate wants, and that but sparingly. Spring corn is not lower, but very little changes bands. PLURB0101:011. July 17.—Our market to-day was pretty well supplied with Wheat, and prices were fully Is. per qr. lower, 631bs. red making 375. per qr. Scarcely a sample of spring corn, and prices nominally as before. IiZADII4IO, July 17.—Our market presented a ban ap pearance yesterday morning, there being a very small quan tity 01 Wheat pitched, and but few persons present. Holders asked the prices of last week, but millers would not give them, hence scarcely any sales were effected. The trade in summer corn was very heavy. Wisnacx, July 17.—During the past week we have bad perfect summer weather, and the grain crops throughout this district are coming rapidly forward, and are (Wheat especially) very favourably spoken of. At this day's mar ket the supply is on .y small of any article. Fresh millers' Wheat sells at last week's prices, but spring Corn (al though scarcely any left) is a dull trade. Woaexarza, July 17.—At this day's market there wawa short supply of Wheat, for which higher prices were asked; but the trade ruled dull at the currency of this se'nnight. Barley taken in retail at former prices. Oats 6d. to ls. per qr. lower. Beans unaltered in value. Pews but little in quired for. Youx, July 17.—We have had most splendid weather during the past week, and the crops in this neighbourhood are promising exceedingly well. We bad only a small show of Wheat at this day 'ti market, which met a slow sale at lc per qr. decline from lest week's prices. In other arti cles no alteration. Wheat, white, 41s. to 43e. per imperial qr. ; red, 38s. to 40s. Rye, 275. to 29e. Malt, 625. to Baa. Oats, led. to lejd. per stone of 1411 n. Flour, 28s. to 31s. per sack of nom.. DUBLLN, JULY 16.—We continue to enjo7 the most fa vourable weather for the growing crops, and to consequence the business of our corn market ts confined to supplying the wants of the moment. We do not alter our quotations of Tuesday for any article. White wheat, 235. to 26e. ; red ditto, 225. to 235. 6d. ; barley, 12s. to 14s. 6d. ; oats, 10s. to 11s. 6d. ; oatmeal, Ils. to 12s. ; bakers' flour, 12s. to 16s. per cwt.; Indian corn, 30s. to 345. per 4801 be. C 0.., July 17.—The receipts of home grain are very trilling. In prime foreign Wheat we have a moderate business passing at the rates of last week. Stocks are nar rowed to • small compass. It is impossible to effect sales of Oats at the prices asked by holders. The consequence is, we have not a single transaction to notice in the article. The trade in Sue Flour is dull, and the business doing is moderate in the extreme. Coarse Flour also, affected by the abundant supplies of potatoes, is leas free of sale. Owing to the stuck of Indian Corn in this market having become almost completely exhausted, • considerable advance was effected on the article, as high as 81.55. per ton nett having been obtained in retail for • few small parcels. As, how ever, • few cargoes have now come to hand, this price can not long be maintained. In fact, the price now asked, 81., is altogether nominal. Warzaronn, July 17.—Although our import. this week are exceedingly small, our market, under the influence of the depressing advice. received from London and Liverpool, boa been in a n.ost lifeless state. Wheat: Foreign has been purchased very sparingly by our millers, at the cur rency of this day se'nnight. Had holders pressed sales, lower prices must have been submitted to. In prepared Irish scarcely a transaction took place, and its value may be considered nominally ea on Saturday last. In Barley I nothing of consequence has been done. The supply of Oats has been more than adequate to the demand, and prices have again receded 3d to 6d. per barrel. Indian Corn has been i in moderate request, at the extreme quotations of last week. Flour must be written cheaper by Cod. per sack. Imports this week : Indian Corn, 1,874 qrs. ; Flour, 251 barrels. Ex ports this week : Barley, 128 brie ; Oats, 6,238 ; Flour, 1,118 sacks; Oatmeal, 406 KIRKCALDY, July 17.—At our country markets this week the few parcels of Wheat and Oats offering were readily taken off for local consumption at about hat week'. rates. Barley and Beans seem to be quite exhausted. Here to-day we bad moderate supplies of Wheat and Oats; the former sold readily, the latter slowly, at very little varia tion from list week's rates. Only one parcel of Barley at market. Wheat, 365. to 435. per qr. Barley, 275. Oats, 18s. 6d. to 21s. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801 be., POULTRY,&c.—Nawoaen ANDLZA DEN H ALL,/ VLY 17. —Goslings, bs. Od. to 69. 6d. ; fowls, Is. 9d. to 2s. 9d. ; capons, 3s. to 44.; chickens, Is. 9d. to 2s. 6d. ; ducks, Is. 9d. to 24.9 d. ; rabbits, ls. Od. to Is. 6d.; leverets, 2s. ed. to 34 61. ; pigeons, bd. to ed. each ; fresh butter, Bd. to Is. Od. per lb. ; English eggs, 6s. 941. to 7s. 6d. ; French ditto, be Od. toes. 6d. ; Irish ditto, 4s. 9d. to be. 3d. per 120. PISH.—EILLINOSOATII, Ju LT 17. Salmon, 8 1 / 4 1. to 1114. per lb.; turbots, 3s. to 10s. ; brills, 2a. to 6s. ; and cod Soh, Is. Od. to 6s. Od. each ; soles, 4d. to 28. Od. per pair ; Eel., 6d. to 10d. per lb. ; lobsters, 6d. to 28.0 d. ; crabs, 6d. to 2s. ; crawfish, Is. 64. to 2a. ; and mackerel, 24. to 4d. each ; bloaters, Is. per dozen ; dory., Is. to 6r. each ; skate, ed. to 6d. ; prawns, la 6d. to 2s. Od. per lh ; shrimps, Is. 6d. to 2e. per gallon; smelts, 941. to Is. per dozen. BUTTER.—Cos:, July 17.—Cant : lint quality, 695.; second, 665.; third, 614.; fourth, 685.; fifth, 604.; sisth, 44:h.—Currency First quality, 605.; second, 671.; third, 625.; fourth, 495.; fifth, 414.; sixth, 31s. ADULTERATION OP CURRY POICDEL—The last investigation of the Lancet commissioner has been directed to curry powder, which is found to be extensively adulterated, some of the ingredients being highly prejudicial to the human system. Twenty-six samples were submitted to examination, of which seven only were found to be genuine, and nineteen adulterated, eight of which contained that highly poisonous metallic oxide, red lead. It was also found that a ferruginous earth, salt, potato farina, and ground rice were used for the purpose of adulteration. It is stated that genuine curry powder may be easily made by any housekeeper at a cost of 2.1. an ounce, the adulterated being charged front fid. to Is. an ounce. 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Arrived Vaa Meta% Load (me Auatralla) -- — • • TM mails is thole di:marls' Nos marked (.) an Novaya! Air MIK via Marvallim ARKIVRD. heuts-at Plymouth, July 14 from .-.-...----.....Coranna Aonmi-S Quemlewn, July IS, feem.............. ....... Barbel , uu Answee-at Quireastown, July 18, fr0m....... men Annass-off Portland, July 14, fr 05..........- ...... . . et. Lucia r are Plymouth, July 14 from -..- .R. Gambia Aisse-at Ormond, July IS, from ..................yurn5upd Blue Baana-at Graveared i July 17, Ms.-.....-.. Denmark -a Bernt Kneerith, July I front Bassin Hear -ea !Inas July 16, from. -Art Philip Cuss. buses-at Domenic'. July 16, from ...... °also Cosaiosurs-at Gramm% July 17 ' from- .. 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Hseues-st Gravesend, July 17. from ........... ..- hmteruum Hams-at Deal, July 16, from %Weald Haar Lear-at Queenstown, July 13, from Lynne Imam or MOICAT-St Palmoulth, July 13, fr0m.........110ri1men lowasu., Foorr-at Queenstown, July IS, fres...-. -Paraa Juan DrawAer-st Querostown, July IS, trout ..... irlinambueo Lanese PACaI?-at Gres meat, July 17, from NM Msenate-at Falmouth, July IC, from ....00.1taatillOpla 11•110•12711 11,4111 A-St GraTOITIId, July 17, from Inman I Ilaanmes HOTS-at °ravened, July 18, from Honduru Narnism--at Liverpool, July 17, from. lsremie Niles hermio -at Liverpool, lily 17, from. Ronde° Onow -off Torbay, July 14, I roan ... . Bartedan °rause -at tamend, July lb, fr0m....-- Memel Puironse-at Gravesend, July 18 from etralund Queen Vicrona -at Plymouth, hak 16, from Quebec `moan-at Gramend. July 17, um Barlaadors Boss n'lruuu -at Quternown, July 13, from Ibruna Rarran-at Liverpool, July 17, from New I ork Itusetwoue-at Liverpool, July 17, from Ds:re ITLTUIDS-at Hall, July If, from Inn thwura-Queenatown, Jury 13, from odes UK litaOUllo-at Queenstown, July 13, from lbra.l.B eras Dournmarr-st Gramernd, July 18, from Dorn TITASIa--at Liverpool, July IT, hose Paraiba TRablat Moos-at Gravesend, July.l7, from NoreAy Toss-at Falmouth. July lb, from Pernambuco Visa- off Portland Newfoundland Wu. Par-at °ravened, July 17, from Nita Lisp SAILED. AII4II-from 01111•01:11, July 15, to Bari:edam Arm:nes-from Plymouth, July If., to P. Philip Mar-bas Liverpool, ri llic 17, Is Demerara MALT-fromAUNTMALT-from Live July 17, to limbo, Aoam-from Liverpool, J uly 17, to 66 Potereleurg Meru-from Grusemod, July 16. to. Ulu Aetna 14.Lasoe-Bas Oreemood, July 17, to Swan Weer Ammo-from Gramened, July 17, In Rotter Com AILVIDZIe-aSII Grovessed, Ju:y Is, t 0..... P. Philip Aost.Oovraft-trent °moment& July 16, to P. Philli p Amuses-tics Gravesend, July 11, to Quebec Durum Quite (e. 16)-from Liverpool, July 17, to Constantinople BOAONSIOI.O -from Llverywol, July 17, to Memel ffeworr-from Iffsteldo, July IG, to Toulon Concoon-from llondseland, July 16, to COXCORDIA-troes Gravernid, July 17, to ffenkrilen &anima-from Clinvotesil, July 16, to Umbel Evatualusi-from Gravest:id, July 111, to Quene !More (a)-fromJuly 17, to Yew York Voaronit-tram Dully 17, to Yeelmbers GALIAD-Barn lto Abeam RAMIE, Htoturs-troni Liverp ool, July 17, to.-- Shanghai litunarour-from Liverpool, July 17, to.. Cvnetanunopie Jas. Nomura-from Liverpool, July 17, to.. New lark Jame-foist Liverpool, July IT, to P. Phillip Jars Wean-from Hull, July 16, to 11.Iait Jowe Wastsv-from Wields, July 16, to Tarragoes [LISA •PD CATOISCA -trout Gravesend, July 11, to -Desant Lou,. J. Rusea.u.-from Gravenend, July 16, to Harlingen Loctwoons-fros Liverpool, July 17, to Om Fresno, LADY Dory-Prom Cardiff ' July 15, to 6tettis Manus-from Oudiff, July 14, to New tylt llsavws-from Cardfft, July 15, to Penn* MaIICIL or BISADALSIWIt -from Greenock, July Id, to.. Cadmus Mum --trent Sunderland, Jul 15, t0........--.............Creeet0dt Maroons-basGravesend, July 17, to .. " . ..„„.. ..... ..P. Plulito MAID OS MaISOIL•SD-fros Gravesend ; luly 17, 10 ... ...060rbffil Mar QUIRS--frona Gramend, July 1 , to Portland lily linicaity-has Graveaenel, July 17, to _Mews& MARIA Bainieas -Pt= Liverpool, July 17, to don liandroo Hormuz-from Gravesend, July 17, to TOOOILSCO Navy° ACUOILA-tram Gravesend, July 17, to Vance Paargarru -from Gravesend, July 17, to Norway Pluazo-froes Groomed, July It, to. Copenhourn Potreo-from Liverpool, July 17, to linilttl PAITETAX-ham CardifL July 14, to Ilareviorui QUIRK-trim Weis, July 16, to Cerro Rotraiwanist -from Greenock, July 15, to Cakutta Rucovonay -from Hartlepool, July 14 to Ottltlll srAztax-from Gravesend, July 11, t 0.......-.„.. -. ..... JannaUs &owns-from Liverpool, July 17, to ... lark Ininton-from Shields, July 16, to ,„ Algiers SUPOSS-froto ounderland, July 15, to Illlaticeo &noes-from Liverpool, July 17, t 0......... ..... levuoish Ttozo-Rom Gravesend, July , It, to ..... TOOMOIra Vanevaao-tram Liverpool, July 17, t 0............ .14e. Turk VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arethoss (ship), from Carthff for ban Macias*, Day 11, la• I N. lon. 21 W. Ounbodis, from London for Port Phillip, 49 days, Jan. 21, lot. 2152, B. lon. 20.20 W. Dos, of Newcastle, Jule 13, lat. 44.10 N., Ina. 6.40 W. Ildstra Oman, Gum Nes Or °emu, June 14, lat. 39 N., 10n.62 W. Fanny Chapman (American Alp), July 9. lat. 40.30 N., 10n.12.1 5 W. Guardian (barque), July C. lat. 43.52 N., lon. 23.32 W. Guarani, from Buenos Ayres to Havre, June IS, Int. II N., lot. 11 W. OrAnville, from Liverpool to /loc.:nal, July 10, lat. SI N., lon. W. Rear3abapman, from the Clstle for Sea Francisco, April 24, Ist. 31 N., lon. 19 W. Joh■ Wi'aeu (brig), of and from Dumfries for Quebec, a fort. July 9. mUllfet, of Panderland, with lassengers, June 24, lat. 43.3 J, be. 31.3. Leon Debbigton (balm). rikhy, inane Liverpool fm Lianas with pemeners, J y 3, Mt. 50.13, lon. 13.26, Rarebit - inns from Liverpool kw the the of Good Hope, May 12, lat. 8., leo. 22 W. Mobile from Liverpool to Australis, July If, off Holyhead. Illsytower, of New York, bound (oath-west, Jute 2'. lat. 42 N., Ica. 40 W. Rose of Sbtree, from Newceetle, July IS, in let. 49 N. lon 8 W. React, Colhamr, from Ibr ila for oft Cape Damara Thomas, from St. John's to Liverpool, July 13, lat. 31 N., lon. 10 W. Colon, from Wilford for Quebec, July 12, lat. 51.9 N., lon. 10.4 0 W. Wave, ',of Relcombe. from Rid Unlade. June 26, Qt. 30 N., 1011. 42.16 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. DIRTIIS. BROWN.—JuIy at the Rectory 'bow, Woolwich, the wife of the Bee. 11. Brown, of • daughter. lIAY.—July 14,11 Wades Mill, the wife of the Bee. C. It. 'lay, of • daughter. liOARL—July 16, at Queenequare, Lady Wary Hoare, of 'daughter. BOPBB.—J uly 13, Lady 'toper, of a dattihter, II A itRIAOIIB. BELLA IIIft—SVEPIIRNSOI4.—JoIy 15, at lagwar• parish ehsek, Middkeez, by the Rev. E. Barnwell, E.II. W. Bellaire, Eq., bee of the 7th Royal FusWere, end Eoe of the ieolollll of the t.uard, eldest son of Sir W. Bellaire, of Mulbarton, Norfolk, to Limb.. Bellaire, Feet daughter of J. Stephenson, Egg , of Oruro Boum, If are, and Cfßogion, Lincolnshire. CURTIS-81, NY.—July It, at Bt. Ilan* Bryanotone-ecnare, 11. C. Oat* third sari of the late Sir W. Cart* Bart, of Borden& E 1 ,71 ( t0 Jens, eldest daughter of W. B. 'tinny, F A N ,01 ormwqtare. LA It 11—PH1L1.111010..—July 14, at Edgware Church, by the 0. ThUlimore, A.M., Rector of Radnage, W. J. Lake, EN., Com mander R.N., third eon of the hue Sir J. W. Lake, Bart., to Al* merle, eldest daughter of W. Phallimore, Eel., of Deacoor'.h4 Elvtree, Herts. WAI7.Z4ehSII)—RAMMILL—June 15, at M. Peter's, Pia b! the Nev. J. Warneford, loeurobast naltenbobble, Halifax, tho Rev. R. A. Warneford, Rector of Norton, New inurowice, to * third daughter or Major Naomill, 18th Royal Irlah. Wlt —KOOD.—Jet)) at nt James* hocedilly, only sonar W. Wrigley, ' Abbey-hills, Oldham, LAncaalow. Pmenlle, only dwelt,' the IMO J. M. Wood, Maj., Oo'diss ipates. DEATHS. ARNOLD.—JuIy 14, at Muatiamploa, wUc or Licut.A.An. Arnold. Royal Enelneers, C.H. MACKENZIE.—JaIy 15, at Ratliuml-gate, Omega, yotturfft ruo t the late Right Hon. J. A. R. liactiemie, aged DI. MORLLRIL —July 14, at Baket-street, Martha Cecilia, relict of r..t L. Moeller, K C.R., aged 92. WILLIAMS.—Igay 30, at his estate, Claremont, Antigua, Calt. R. E. William*, et Thames WWI, %trey, aged 68. Pr Ladd and publiabed by Wituti fi,i . ULU% Of No. R, • street, In the City of Lawton. Prbiter,_at the Office, in LomtAC - Maya% tithe praaWat al White -MONDAY, JOLT 11. 1632. A R t the etr e Occurred Dock itF 000 th the bride Isl ington, Of the su r Si nfetnehet Works, b u C harred hr of 6;7( 7 , any dot dine ra proceed lasted L 1 Cbee Gen PAM maw titer t prepel iareie taerdi by the Sold Farribi famby 001 ily