The Express. — London, England, 1851-07-16 00:00:00

and some of our Hong Kong speculators, we are i told, hare already sent emissanes dairy, there fur the purpose of buying live stork, vegetables, and other plunder, cheap. ,nir Fong there was nothing stirring. The Friod w Chian says:—" We have again to report upon the improved health of the troops in garrison. To the present date there have been only three deaths in both European and native regiments with a sick list now numbering 42. This contrasts favourably with the sanitary report for the month of May last year, when LI deaths were recorded." The Overland Mail brings ;livices and journals from Singapore to June 1. The cholera, which had broken out some six weeks previously, is estimated to have swept away nearly one thousand persons, Malt's, Chinese, and natives of India. At the date above mentioned the disease had subsided, but on the Malayan peninsula the most fearful ravages were being made, especially amongst the inhabitants of Calantan, Tringanu, and Pahang. The cholera had likewisa broken out in Siam and Cochin-China, where its ravages were unmitigated by medicine, reliance being placed in charms to stay its progress. Complaints were made of the great number of tigers on the island of Singapore; many persons had been carried off by these beasts, and the utmost conster nation prevailed amongst the cultivators whose plants tious are chiefly surrounded by dense jungle, now in course of being cleared by convict labour, but the work necessarily proceeds . with much tardiness. We observe a great falling off in the annual immigration of Chinese, amounting to one-third of the number which arrived in the previous year. In Dial only 8.205 arrived ; 3,641 in 23 square-rigged vessels, and 4,301 by 21 junks. On - May 4th his Excellency Durnayer Van Twist, the new Governor-General of Netherlands India, arrived in the mail steamer, and shortly afterwards proceeded in a Dutch war steamer to the seat of government at Batavia. On May 27th Commodore Lambert arrived in her Ma jesty's ship Fox, and was to remain until after the mails from Europe, when the Fox would sail for Trincomalee, and re join Admiral Austin, after doing which the admiral intended to sail fur the Straits and China in August. [The markets will be found in another column.] IRELAND. Dt num, Jutr_ls. The news of the escape from Van Diemen's Land of *Manus, one of the Irish political convicts, has just been communicated here in a letter from John Mitchel to Dr. Gray, thu editor of the Frer»aan't journal. M the writer of the letter supposes the circumstance to be known in detail through the me dium of newspapers, which, however, have not been eccived, he only mentions it in the following post- - - script: P.S. —1 hethink me that I ought to tell you bow it fell nut that l'ltlanus found himself at liberty to make his escape. Of course, when the governor took him into cus tody, and revoked hi. " ticket of leave," his parole was at an end, and it would require a new ticket of leave and new promise to revive it. In O'lloherty's ease, after his month's Lard labour, his ticket of leave was restored, and a new parole required of him. Not so M . MAMAS he was not set at liberty again by the governor, hut in spite of the go vernor, by the intervention of another power, the " Su preme Court." And, far from giving him hack his " com parative liberty," or taking a new parole, the governor scut him orders at once to report himself at a " hiring de pot." Hut it was too late—M'Manus laid a clear day or two, and good frituds ; a ship was ready to sail, and au he went off J. M. The eelebration of the 12th of July in the north has passed over without the slightest interruption to the public peace. The Aggregate Tenant Right meeting at the Moyne ytsterday appears to have met all the wishes of its promoters. The weather was not very pro pitious for an out-door demonstration, the rain having fallen heavily in the early part of the day, hut a considerable mass of people nevertheless congregated, and everything seems to have passed off satisfactorily. 'the meeting was held on an emi nence overlooking the river, and within a short, distance of the obelisk commemorating the famous' victory of William 111. A large banner displaying the colours of orange, green, and blue, was unfurled, and the prnti , rdunts and eatholies who were assem bled joined very cordially iu their cheers fur the common object they had in view. The meeting wu presided over by thu Very Rev. Archdeacon Fitzgerald. SPORTING. STAMFORD liiCES.-h•LSDAT. Two rests-oLD STAKE.; of 20 40,3 each, and 25 added: colts, Nat ;lb; tithes, net ; winner, extra. (111•13...) Mr. Warne% f Prime Mr. K. It. art'. hider Lard assures fby N. leerier, out a* Try; .......... 3 Won by three lengths. Bean Litt STARIO. 4,1 2.", wry. each, 15 ft. and S only it declared, with 50 added the second to sore his stoke. Eros tht New sane *totting post. Uwe round. (26 subs, 19 of whose declared.) lAA *snit. ad wreterr, yin, :ot gib Lori r4rorsebrro.S yrs NA 'IS lasi Meer'. l'aor 3 yr., Ist Osilaws kinW , Clannue. 3 yes. 1 .1 %V* ......... Won in • ranter. 17 ten lengths. 11•Noti • r - PLATE or .10/. Twice toned. tlbeea•d'o Wother 10 11 Woodman. 3 Mo. e.t TM toed too lefb f by sittfors, ow of dater, 3 yro, dot Mb MTAMlfolfb MT. I.V:obi of 2.S *DIP cacti, 10 rt, and 25 oblod; colt., Met and tillics, Mat 41b; winners catra. About 11 oar. MILD.) 6. Moulle. T.S. cope lINd Emcee Lbw . CRICKET NONTII r. This match was resumed yes ', rJay M Lord**. At the rinse of the day the wore stood thus North, first innings, t ; x•eoud innings, South, tint innings, second innings, 89, with (our wietrts down. ADMIRALTY, JILT 15. AIVDINTMENTS.--Com- samader :W. K. 11.11 ; Lieutenant W. E. A. Gordon ; AdissgAllaster A. Messium ; and Purser: 8. 11. L. Ode., to Mfr.—Mate: K. 11. Boyd; and Naval Cadets: Pepper, €, Garvey, to Trnfaar. litV LONDON lICRINO Tllll Wtsc—The official report states that the public health now presents a more favourable aspect. In the week ending last Saturday the suniher of deaths ntgistered from all causes declined to 441. 1n the ten corresponding weeks of 1841—:10 the =terrace number was 877. but as population has been grow ing throughout that period and up to the present date, an average mortality corrected for the rate of increase may be estimated at Wei, MitlpS/til w it h which the deat k. of last week exhibit a ilierease of 81. The progress of the AUMMCT months in reducing the mortality is perceptible in all thaw classes of disease which make the principal contributions to the aggregate um , with the exception of the Aar of epidemics in which thew now appears some disposition to increase. In the pr ceding week (ending July 5) this class numbered 211 deaths, it has now ri-en to 224; but the tubercular elms, the most important of which is phthisis, hu fallen from 202 to If Phthisis or consumption num bers this week 127, which is less thin the corrected average. Frail. ox is recorded a. haelnit been fatal to 27 persons, all at them children except one. Three died in the Small pox Hospital of "small-pre confluent unprotected: " sad among= these a labourer, aged 27 years, tnim Bermondsey. , The registrars menthe' particular families which base suffered extensively, and lament in such caws that vaccina lion, which might have prevented the spread of the disease or its fatal results, had been neglected. Diarrhces, which wise fatal iu the previous week to 23 persons, nearly all children, has sudeleuly increased, and last week carried off 53, of whom 44 were young persons. 3 were of middle age, ' and 6 had reached sixty years or upwards. Besides these, 4 cases were registered, in which the cause of death is described as "cholera infantum," or " English cholera," I and one iu which it is stated as .I.slatie cholera. The par ticulars of these eases, all with one exception amongst children, are as follow:—In Kensington, at 'leaning's- I buildints, on 6th July, the daughter of a spinster, aged I year, died of " ch.slera infantum." In ' Kensington, l'ooper'it-gardene, on 6th July, the daughter of a labourer, aged 6 years, " cholera infantum." In Marylebone, St. John's, at 4, Victoria terrace, on 6th July, the daughter of a gardener, iced 1 years, English choler." In Cripplegate, at 10, Adelaide. place, on 10th July, the son of a poliez constable, aged 7 months, "cholera infantum (5 days)." In Bethnahgereu, at 13, Bedford-row, cm 6th July, the daughter of a woodcutter, aged 4 months, " English cholera (1 days). - la Ilethruilsitrien, Town sub district, at 31, Thomas-street. on 9th July, the wife of a . scale and beam maker, aged Cel years, "cholera Asiattica 136 . hours)." In Geodes iu's-tields, at 8, Everard's-place, on 4th July, the daughter of a tobacconist. aged 4 months, " English cholera (si days). - In St. (iconic's-in-the. East, at 21, Crowstrect, on Bth Jul , the son of mariner, aged 2 years, "chokra infanta= days)." In St. S a viour, at 20, Zoar-street, on 6th July, the son of a celiarman. aged 2 years, "English cholera (14 days)." The births of 700 , boys and 646 girls, in all 1,316 children, were registered last week. The average number slain corresponding weeks in ISO --50 was 1,227. At the 'loyal Oliervatoey, Green wich, the mean height of the barometer iu the week was 51.777 in. The mean temperature of the week was 5943 deg., or about 2 deg. below the average of the same week in ten years. On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday the daily mean was about 6 deg. below the average of the respective asp, and on Saturday it rose nearly 4 deg. above it. The wind geuendly blew from the west, but on Tuesday and the two following days it blew occasionally from the north east and north-west. latv inteUtgence. HOUSE OF LORDS--YvinitnAT. hems UM lee CILAJPCSUOIN TWO tAti PP ATLOPOSS. MID LINIMAT V. 31.TE111., AND M'WILLIAX V. ADAMS. — AILS-EDDIED PAUPEDS, WIIITDII ZOTITLZD TO PAOLO( RILIZT II SCOTLAND. The arguments in these cases were resumed. Mr. Greig (of the Scotch her) having concluded Ms argument for the the appellant In the second ease, which was distinguished from the other in this, that this appellant did not ask pa rochial relief for himself, though destitute, but for his four helpless ehildren, Mr. Roll and Mr. ROO, for the respondent, supported the judgment of the Court of Session, contending that en able.bWied man, out of employment and destitute of the means of subsistence, hut not asking relief for himself, can not have parochial relief for his wife or children. The arguments on both sides turned upon She common law of Scotland, and upon the following acts of the parlia ment of Scotland, viz.:—Statutes 1424, cap. 21; 1.503, cap. 70; 1535, cap. 22; 1679, cap. 74; 1693, esp. 16; 1672, cap. le; and 1698, cap. 20. Numerous decisions of the Scotch courts were referred to on esch side. Mr. R. Palmer was about to reply for both the appellants, but it being past three o'clock, and the following divorce bill having been fixed for the day, the reply was adjourned to Monday. LLEWELTN'S BITOIIIC2 BILL. ...... This bill standing for second reading, the Lord Chancellor read to the house a petition from Mrs. Llewelyn, stating to the effect that she had obtained in the Ecclesi astical Court alimony to the amount of only 501. a year; that she bad not sufficient means to oppose this bill ; that sho had good grounds of opposition if the husband would afford her the means, and praying, therefore, that the house would not proceed to the second reading of the bill until Mr. Llewelyn afforded her the means of employing counsel and agents to represent her before the house. His lordship cited two pre cedents, one in 1735 and the other in 1779, in each of which the house directed the husband to advance a sum of money to the wife's agent to enable her to be re resented at the bar of the house. If the house mogn i sed the principle of these can s, their lordships would make an order accord. ingly. His lordship moved that the agents for the husband and wife be cited in. The agents being at the bar, Mr. Jones, the agent for the husband, in answer to the questions put to him, said Mr. Llewelyn was not in affluent circumstances, but he was wil ling to give 301. to enable his wife to appear by counsel and agent, and he had offered that sum to the agent. The wife's agent said that sum was offered on condition that the bill should pass. The Lord Chancellor said the house could not recognise such a condition, and asked the agent if he was ready to go on at present if an undertaking was given for the 301. The agent said he would require till Friday to prepare his case and consult with counsel. It was then arranged that the case for the bill should be opened and proceeded with, but that after taking the evi dence the second reading should be adjourned, the hus band's agent undertaking, in the meantime, to hand over 301. to the wife's agent. Their lordships then directed that the counsel for the bill be called in. .. —......—. Mr. Warren, Q.C. (with whom was Mr. Macqueen) stated the facts of the case. From his statement, and the evidence given afterwards, it appeared that Mr. Llewelyn is at pre sent a surgeon in the 7th Dragoon Guards, quartered in Dublin. In July, 18H, being then 2'2 years of age, he was married, without his father's consent, at St. Paul's Church, Covent-garden, to Miss Marshall, who was under age. They lived together until August, 1846, residing the latter part of the time in the Strand, where Mr. Llewelyn practised his profession. Unhappy differ ences having arisen between them they agreed to separate. Proper provision was by deed made by the husband for the lady and the child. She first went to reside with her sister in Ilenrietta-street, Covent-garden; but soon went to lodge in York-road, Lambeth. They, in the end of 1846, agreed to live together again, but that cohabitation was of short duration, and neither bring satisfied, they separated again. Mr. Llewelyn went then to Frankfort, in Ger many, in hopes of bettering his fortune, and while he was there he learned that his wife was guilty of adultery, even while they resided in the Strand, with a German baron, named Schenkenberg, and that their illicit inter course was continued afterwards during the husband's ab sence. Ile was shocked at this discovery, came to England as soon as he was abl ~ and finding his affairs in much cm- I barrassment, was some time occupied in putting them in order ; hut having done so he entered into her Majesty's service, us surgeon in the 44th Regiment, which he semen pealed to Malta. In 1849, on the death of his father, hay ' ing then adequate funds, he took active steps to procure a divorce from his wit., which he obtained in the Ecclesias- ticul Court in May, 1850. lie was not able to bring an ac thin fur damages against Schenkenberg, because that person , left the country, but he did in that respect all that he could by getting him outlawed in due form. In the course of the proceedings in the Ecclesiastical Court he found that his wife had committed adultery with another person named Robertson, with whom she resided in Cam bridge-terraec. The service of the order of the house on Mrs. Llewyllen ! having been proved, and also the marriage of the parties in I 1414, several witnesses were called to prove the adultery i with the German Baron Schenkenberg, and afterwards Iwith Rohertaun. To account for the delay in 'acing for the divorce it was shown that Mr. Llewelyn was in very straitened eircum stances, and not able to incur the expenses of this proceed ing until after the death of his father in 1849. It having appeared that one of the witnesses examined in the Eccle siastical Court as to the adultery with Robertson died since, Mr. Warren said that in that case the witness's examine- Gan might be read, and the Lord Chancellor assenting, he (Mr. Warren) read the evidence. The case for the husband having been closed, the further consideration was adjourned to Friday for hearing the case of the statement to be made in behalf of the wile. COURT OF EXCHEQUER-TrATERDAT. Nun Putty—ltwaialla. ii&ISON AU:O&M WU. • Luxuor fleicua. Lucy. WALLINGTON V. DA1.1.-_-in . E . GED INPAINOIIIIIMT OP • p - i - - Thi. was nn action fur an alleged infringement of a patent for the mmufacturc of isinglass and gelatinous sub stances. It lasted for the last three days. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, with 40s. damage.. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.-BEDFORD, TUESDAY, The commis.ion Iris opened yesterday afternoon by Mr. Ju.tici Cnww,•ll, who afterwards attended divine service at St. Paul's church, attended by Sir C. 0. Payne, Bart., the high sheriff. The court etas opened at ten this morning. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Ioss, MONDAY. The busint. , at these assizes commenced to-day. The entry of catisis for the North and East Ridings is unusually small, nuinheriug only nine. At noon the county assizes commenced. The grand jury were ch.tred by Mr. Justice Williams, the foreman being Lord Ilotham. M.P. No ease of interest occurred. In the Nisi NW. Court, before Mr. Baron Platt, a ease of seduction (Nlayncll r. Radcliffe) was tried, the particulan of which pn4.4,44. 4t no public interest. Damages of were awarded. WESTERN CIIICUIT.-I)EVIZES, TUESDAY. rbrolta Loss CMS/ lames CAMPSILL. CASE or Anson. Mary Isaac was indicted on a charge of wilfully setting fire to u barley stack, belonging to David Rice l'inchin, at Boa. The prisoner had been committed to the last Spring Assizes for trial on the same charge, hut the bill was ignored by the grand jury. Additional evidence had since been aaduced, and he was attain committed fur trial. While in prison he had confessed the crime. lle was scutsttced to be transported for 10 years. 1101IsE STEALING. John was sentenced to be transported for 7 years for stealing a bay gelding, belonging to W. Munday, of Bishop-tuw. ONE Dor STABBED BY ANOTHER. Davi,l l'apte. aged 13, was charged with stabbing ano ther lad named DAM,' Swatton, at Agbourne St. George. The boys were working iu a hay field, when the prisoner took up a shawl beloiming tom girl, upon which the prisoner told him to {GTO it up. whith he refused to do; he at tempted to take it fnim him, when Payne bit his fingers ; he then struck hint on the head, and the other took up a prong and struck hint with it in the back. Swattan took away the prong. and the young ruffian took out a large porket knife and inflicted two cuts, each two inches in length, on the hand and arm of the prosecutor; he also thrust at his belly with he knife three times, bat was sin ; able to do further injury. The boy had ant been known to ha violent or cruel, and the jury, therefore, in finding him Gritty. recommended him to the mercy f the court, on esseent of his youth and previous good character. His lordship, taking thew circumstances into considers , tine, witt,art,l tins misouer to 6 months' imprisonment, with hard labour. NORTH WAT.ES CIRCUIT.-CARDIFF, MONDAY. 1 , 6 row,: 114 itertesTALIPOCID. --- The counni•-ion for these &seism was opened here be fore the Hon. Sir T. N. Talfourd, on Saturday. Yesterday his lordship, attended hr the high-sheriff, Mr. Turheraille, attended diria• IN Trice at St. Mary's Church. This morn ing his lonkhip addressed the grand jury, and the routine business of the court commenced. The calendar is unusually light, containing only twenty four prisontrs for trial. Of these, two stand charged with ;tinnier, five with stabbing, cutting, and wounding, with intent to do tnievous bodily harm, one with man. 'taught,. r, two with killing and slaving, one with burglary, seven with larcenies of various articles, four with uttering Mae coin, and one with rape. The ages of the prisoners range between nineteen and forty-five. It is remarkable Mitt full one-half of the prisoners can neither read nor write—a fact di-elosing a lamentable state of ignorance among the adult labouring population of this county. Three of them cm read only, eight rend and write imper • feetly, and one prisoner is described as being able to read and write well. . _ As yet two civil causes only, an action for trespass and an action for debt. have been entered for trial. NIIIMLESEX SESSIONS.—YEATERDAY. The July Lelj....rneil session commenced this morning at Clerkeuweli, In fore Mr. Setjcaut Adams, &Mount Judge, Mr. Witham, Mr. Buchanan, Mr. Warner, Mr. Archer Burton, and Mr. Whiskin. There am 6.5 cases of felony I and moron of misdemeanor for trial. ..` ,~ ►~~ Est,. _..~.~..,.~"... THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY, 16, 1651. The leased Judge gave the grand jury some brief in 'tractions le to the duties they were summoned to perform Asses Bolierd, whose real name was William Horton, was indicted Ors baying stolen 17 cwt. of lead, the property of George Edward Delaforce and another. Mr. Banana's' appeared for the prosecution ; Mr. O'Brien for the primmer. The circumstance' of this case were singular. The pro secutors were wise merchants in Wimpule-street, and in May . last the primer went to Mr. Delaforce, and, repro. sentinglihmeeff to be Mr. Jaime Ballard, a cashier in the Beak of L doted that be wished to take a here which Ye. DiYfea bed to let in Wedmore Marylebene. Beiknfoi him to be a respectable awd what be hod repremenied himself to be, Mr. Delaferve Whim the house, No. 7, Wesemereland.street, on agreement for 6W.. Adjeismieg the house was a ware use, which theprisoner was allowed the use of until it was required byte that the whole of the lead had been removed from the roof, and replaced with vise; but the value of the sine laid down was about eue-third that of the lead which had been re moved. The primer nig the lead to a marine store dealer for W. 10•, sad Mr. Janes Ballard, a cashier in the Bask of England, proved that he was the only person of that name holding that position in the Bank. He had been in the Bank fifty years, and knew nothing of the prisoner. Mr. Delaforce distinctly denied that the prisoner had the slightest authority to remove the lead, but admitted that he had painted the front of the house, adding that he had not yet paid the person whom he employed to do it. The defence was that the prisoner had done no more than was required to put the house in • good state of re pair, and that it was • question of right between him and Mr. Delaforce, and not a felony. The jury found the prisoner Guilty. Mr. Field, an officer belonging to the Society for the Protection of Young Females, stated that the prisoner had been convicted at the London Sessions of brothel keeping, and was under a recognisance of 1001. to appear to receive judgment. He was well known to the society. The Court sentenced the prisoner to 6 months' hard labour. A number of eases of pocket picking in the crowds in the public thoroughfares west of Temple-bar on the evening of the 9th instant were brought before the court during the day. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. James Caldwell, a genteelly-dressed man, about 60 years of age, who stated that he was a presbyterian minister of Stockton-on-Tees, was charged with indecently smanlting several men at a late hour on Monday night. The prisoner was convicted on one of the charges, mail pleaded in extenuation that he was unconscious of what ha did. It appeared the witnesses were not quite sober. Fined 61. Mr. Wilkinson, a commission agent, of 38, Thrograorton street, was summoned for illegally detaining a bill of ex change for 1001., alleged to have been obtained under false pretences. Mr. Parry stated that the complainant, Mr. Birch, a young man who had lately attained his majority, and who was grandson to the late Alderman Birch, being entitled to a sum of money under his grandfather's will, at his father's death, and seeing an advertisement in a Sunday paper offering to advance money to the amount of 300,0001. upon good security, and di recting parties to apply to Mr. Wilkinson . , he called upon that gentleman for the purpose of negomating a loan of 8001., which it was subsequently agreed should be ad vanced in eight instalments within two years, upon the receipt of each of which Mr. Birch was to return to defend ant 251. by way of commission. The whole amount to be repaid in two ands. half years. and instead of 8001. he was to pay back 1,6001., just double the amount. Mr. Birch, however, shortly after repented of his bargain, and wrote to the defendant desiring him not to raise the loan, but defendant said ho had began and must go on with it. Mr. Birch wrote again to the same effect, and then came up to town and called on defendant,when he was induced by some means to sign an agreement for the loan. Mr. Birch, being in want of money at the time, asked defendant to let him have 501. on his acceptance and gave Lim the bill in ques tion for 1001. Mr. Birch never received one farthing upon it, and defendant put it in circulation, and then said it was given to him as a remuneration for his services in endeavour ing to effect the loan in the first instance. Alderman Wilson asked if there was any objection on the part of the defendant to give up the bill. Mr. Macnamara, defendant's solicitor, said not the least, provided that Mr. Birch would withdraw the offensive terms made use of in advertising the bill, and pay defendant for his time and trouble in endeavouring to negotiate the advance of 8091. _ - Alderman Wilson wanted to know why any claim was made for expenses, when what defendant undertook was never performed. Mr. Matnantara mid that it was at Mr. Birch's request that the negotiation was broken off. Alderman Wilson said he would rather see them arrange the thing amicably between them, fur it was evident that there were faults on both sides. Mr. Maenamara said he was quite willing to settle it, if Mr. Parry would withdraw all the imputations he had cast upon Mr. Wilkinson's character, and would put an ad vertisement in the papers retracting the terms already alluded to with respect to the obtaining of the bill. Mr. Parry said he could not do that. He was willing to withdraw everything he had said of an offensive character, and to publicly withdraw the words " illegally obtained" that appeared in the papers advertising the bill, and he thought that that ought to be sufficient. It was subsequently arranged that the bill and all papers relating thereto should be given up, and that Mr. Birch should pay defendant 201. u a remuneration for his services. Alderman Wilson then discharged the case, and recom mended Mr. Birch, when he wanted money again, to go to the proper quarter, and not be led away by such announce ments as that which had brought him there. MARKETS. COTTON.—LtTERPOOL, JOLT 15.—The market has boa beery to.d.y, let otitt moot Amelia/ft al Weis ; sod, me wed with Friday'. rate% ea:gatherer all klub tee the sear The WO an a•tlneted St I,oov balm et ',bleb Seem ties he import, rid the net to tot lowa they Ws LOW Aatedees. prim is he ' Iteitiml IN Swat at id. to 31d. ORINTIS. JOLT 13.—We bays brit a threw de ars of point bet lt WAI to ewe sosiotti owl lads seek tad totoo d = 4os is: mit et a oodleotioa of to K. painio. le sow d ink ems Iten tip to Itlrs ors voted Itealko . Falb Ant saw etwerpquellty, bat sot elm way to the MOO 14. tad 1 , . woe atm either tore. F o r mi C densed the NettLrighes ital. ere la desead. AMP at pd... There bas tout a psi (WA et dolesla dollk, mot yew porlsoloo bate toe 'ot to moot its donna is bow nitq sew esoottonik tome lone toos tootworl. Par ohlettupo oat modopolhoos Owe to• • Wag wow to its atm ef IM. pee pin% *Ms irsoliontAle twore boas It is Wined tbs. plea ihre oppratlitt a polot—appools ar ty it UM l s—toblot toseaso spat toned ettattottt. 11 soot to born to oh{ howsw. Ott tom lam ow not boas ittotel Is mood it poll= Om Whom oat hoe boos *Yen beer toil asailiary oilltioat soy Moto seeat la polso. boil la etl MOM= maw my omit sad sty etseldieelie Iserere el dewed wash* Ned pelue w side 'sassily WOOLLEN CLOTH.—JULY 15.—We have had a vary geed cloth market today ; the bummer has bass a .all &wrap bar %our. WOOL.—HUDDZIMPIELD, July 16.—The raw material Wont that present r drug in the muter In this Metric; neither Cuba Mal nee German Wad wawa b be in demand at meant, nor am we upset sub doing =W M, connassamment of the mina j .tat Mad. MANUFACTURES.—HuumsurisLu, July 15.—Our market las been little more epertted than hat week. A fair quantity of black Doe Skim, at about is. to 4a. pee yard. hare been sold; so also • k+ lots AM and ether mistime. CORN.—lltinwosTs, July 15.—We were fairly sup • with wheat to.dar • wry little varieties to peke. and but a • N mounted et ba;ineoes am Unrested. In seise corn es hale shown that we make no encitsdenn. WM'S, wblte,42r.to dia.; red, 40s. to 44a. per qr. Prove the LONDON GAZETIII. 7 -2bsiday, July 15. WILLIAM Arch, Baawell, M metre firesaar, b warrarke July BS and Aug. IS, et 12, at lit MM. Pea eel Gem.. Otars.lemegraan, amd tw - Weellirldm Ur. 1041.81 GIL Nis.. Om" 1111Tairler. Ilmataffeis Ban" ablember, embleplig, July IS and Aug. 23, at 11., et Mail Camst. MillOgesiganm.ol•Mielw, sod Abbot sad Immo. Baleidt ef meg., meemem, BOOM. Jam EMT. Inseldetwidn, draper, July sosl Mg. IL et IL at Cart gds., Hoyle, Llan rtZeled tease and Son, ; off. mar.. Morgan, isegang Broom, Ilaementbahlre, irontounder, July 29 GM AM& IL at IL at Brtstol Court. 80l , Baran, Anatol; off. OM& Mir, EM. Remy Omega I M lmeame, Klnglyroad, Bolton Old Town, wheel. welt, July 22 at 11, mid Aug. 23. t IS. at Baalegludletreet, air, goy and Bweetbrad, Bloomsbury; off. aadh etanakld, Ba. slegball.street. gam= Jocta and 'owe Jorm, March Medd and Italnow, Cbesldre, ribbon woutolooterers July 30 and Aug. 20, at It at Manchester Court. gob., Parrott sod Co., Macoledeld ;it wig, Putt, Man . - - HULL, July 15.—Impeets of all grain au well kept up, sad natortenately some an a *all market; the sake of the week V ing bees at aims nano woo lan Tess ives plop The wes t .er Mr ken ranee inien the Int ticZ n a7 min warmth Is now dadrolde. We metnni maw wienio at the growing mop. TM expected dapromala so had its abet IS to day's market the soppy et Itga lli fi dli eheat, it la trio. wee wily moderate, awl inane now Eno Stionew bat mil- Ws me wry cautious Wpm wad then is iswe pen to teralga ; en the when the eamin wort be misaid tease nerve ler =bin is Leriid as alawaties ma be lbws la ao drop ka the wins etrriay, qualm et whin most tar sale. The Oat mina is sod all nets an 1.. be be. be..,. • pared et Mehimpl hes ma wear Man was =very pod quaky, end hid a ltd. per alms I it weighs Übe. per bushed. Try Wile Wares piing in Beans or Pon Apanelofnitlsdfsapeabs hewsa the mast, both %bite and yellow, and telling at Eta. 4110ln. kr the tgaer, and 29.. to the latter. The Linseed market reinins onalwed, with a very seta amount of twine. Puente; a bie onsempthe male for Cake, both t anidi and foreign. A side of Ilapiewl Pang the week at 331. Cake. are without alteration. two July 5 to II : Wheat, 4,639 cp.; Bailey, 4,990; Oen, 11,11111; Imam 93 ; Pus, 1,749; Tares, 6; Liaised, 5,030 ; Repined, ha; 011 Can, 230 tom; Bones, 431. Iniwicw, July 15.—Since our last report we have had oral weather, with favourable reins for all crops. We had a moderate supply of Wheat to-day, and trade was first, at hat week's new Oate a trifle lower. In Pees and Beane we notice no alteration. LnnDa, JULY 15.—We have a small arrival of grain re pored, but there la a good show of wheat from vessels that have made their nasesee; holden continue wry inn, and the trade is Family at fully Friday's rates. Bean nominal. Oats and beans plow sale. prime as bane. Other articles without alteratkm. Arrivals this weer: Wheat, 3,660 gn ; One 76; Beane 257 ; Hemmed, 361. . . Lemnos Iluazaar), July 16.—T ere was again a short attendance at market. Wheat malatalnad the rates of this day week. la oilier drain very little dame. Wheat, per load of 5 bushels, 225. dd. to 275. 6d. Barley, per qr. Imperial, 24a. to 27.. Beads, la.. to 225. per 3 bushels. Oats, 235. to 2bs. per imp path' gr. Lewis, July 15.—The business transacted here to-day was lot Ruda:teat to maks any alteration In our quotation,. Wheat, 109. to 111. Os. • red W. 10s. to 91. Ltarley, 24a. to 255. data, 20s. to 21s. Beam, ins. to 295. Per, 28s. to 295. LtrEltrOoL, July 15.- Uaafectclby the dull accounts received from Mart-lane this morning, we experienced a moderate demand fur Wheat at our Corn Bachand* today, all deseelptioes of British and foreign fully maintaining the current rates of last week, to which holden steadily adhered. American Flour continued to meet • tolerable inquiry, but importers, in some cue% relining rather higher teems, which were unattainable, sales were not euten ain, and our last genetic:ea scarcely eseeeded ; whllH French and Irish, moving alordy into consumption, merely manned late prices. ._ 3 Barley Beane, and Per, being more dilikult of ode, were rather do- I a value_ Malt, on the coatrary, advanced la. per qr. Oats, Lein; moderate request, negated former prices. Oatmail dull, and 6d. per load cheaper. Inilan Cora, being Wm reedy eateuble than here tofore, declined ed. per qr. Arrivals Into Liverpool and ittusount from the ails to Om 14th July In cluane: Wheat, 50,251 qrs.; Bar ley, 1,452; Malt, 906; Oats, 1,455; Beam, 5,961; Per, 910; diva Own, 18,429; Oatmeal, 1,039 men; Flour, 3,061 melte and 6,601 barrels. Beppu. to Ireland: Wheat, 1,214 qrs.; Boom, I 5; Indian Corn, 5,418 ; Indian Corn Meal, 123 barrels; Flour, 341 sacks and St 3 barrel,. LYNN July 15.—We have had a moderate supply of Wheat, and prices en about the same ea lad week : 0111 w. to ridlte., 41s. to 43a.; Ilse, 4b. pee qr. to the growers. No other grain at market. NEWCASTLIt, July 15.—We bad a violent gale of wind from the mat yesterday; to-day the wind is moderate, front the north-west and Ise, Our market taw morns.' opened languidly, and mama tt heat mended slowly. For Norfolk and Sulkstk ra y Gilts. per bushel, ot o c s colosr, 445.; Gallas could not be exceeded: go One line car or W et 112iltn. per bushel, was taken at 446.6 d. per qr., neighed &KW. demand foe Flour Is very elan, and con ed to neeseeitona buyers, wbo oblate the turn in their favour. Our large deakre are sot se yet buyers, beimg still in sack. Barley, Beans, and Peas • slow sale, and rather lower. Osta, also, must be quoted lower. PLymouru, July 15.—Since our last week's report several =of Wheat have arrived here from Orittawy, owl of this morn bet holders took a little low money for Wheat than had been previously made. The weather is unsettled ; but more Rill emu& weaned. SALISBURY, 15.—The weather for several days has beet sold, attended with he sea t .i Ni showers, sad three be Walt • scasidereisaisseity strata walesW bad the ease et neer leveeing sore trek. Is err tear la se, preselaill• asahlerseposremes ; art leserr rid Oats an weft Me set. At ear sweet liss slip* at Wheat we. esesseably saat, sad athlete tit seseirse wee sot lerws, • gad Mee erwaid WIN sad he west% prises were leer though so inaesesase weld le ese. • • kw srephe ot Iseby wee se ate:, Wale as ammo meant at wee dim pelves eons. ths wee as he gee. MA so Whoa Oslo ery tlala Spree cibeassetriswea aides, sod the trametais ewe ale salLiest to my qrsolleleas boa err Ise. Whet. web, eas. to eas. ;4 1. 1115. t. to 40.. beer, fas. to Vs. Oste, Ma to es. Isa No. to 401.; p er f to ets. Bye. Us. se Ves. per qr. Gs. to Gd. per lane, Ss. to 7s. ewe, Sta. to SOL per see. CATTLE, ae.—ROTIIERHAM, July 14.—We have not so large a "ripply or either Beasts or Sbeep to tills day's market. Buyers are sot so nu but Mall equal to the supply. All sold up at rally bat week's pylon. f, is. to Cm. 3d. per IMOD% Matta; 41d. to 14.; small, SM. per lb. theater. . - 1in.1.91 EAT, Inman KIT, and WILLIAM Kay, Herwaol, Lannahhe, cotton 0.1110145. Jaly 25 and Aug. IS, at 12, at Mane.baster Court. Soles, Worlltington and Earle, Manchester; oft. ao4, Madman, Maehter. ROM= Dann Jlanoel, Chorch.passge, Blohopogate.dreet With. out, silk merchant, July 19 at 1, and Aug. to at It, at Basingball rtreet Bon., Bddger and Collins, King Wllliannittreot ; 01. amis., I Nicholson, Basninallatnot. Jam Tana and Tama. Pam, Coventry. Shropshire, drapes, July 80 and Aug. 20, at 12, at Birmingham Court. Bois., tale and Co., Manchestar, and Mown= and Co., Birmingham ; off. mail.. MM. more, Birmingham. La WAIZTIZI.D. Liverpool, tea dealer, July ft and Aug. la, at 11, at Court. leis., Evans and Bon, L'verptol; MM.. 4. Troia. WALD, Prior, Worrestsroldre, coal merchant, Aug. 2 sad 91, at at Birmingham Court. 8010. Chaplin and Co., Bk. minghans ; • off. male., °ulnae, Birmingleaui. TKOMAS Emu, %thwarts, Exeter, trine ennrenant, July 25 at 1, and Aug. 16, at 11, at Baehr Court. Bob., Wilde and Co., Cheapilde, City, and loom, Exeter; otr. sa 4g., Flutist, Exeter. RICHARD WILLOW, .Wharton, Deransbire, miller, July 21 at 1, aad Aug. 20 at 11, at Exeter Court. rola, Gears and Co., and Stogdoa, Bitter; off. rig., Hermann, Exeter. I4C : LARSTIONS OF DIVIDENDS. let;;;; ;oath Joan Baum amost.alreit, . Mary maker—hi di.. 61d...Ja1y 17 , and tans sabasqueat Thuralaya, at tkaaateld'a %%lue; Cogis, Rugby, Warwiskshire, tailor-2nd die. of Sid., July 17, wid three subrequeatTimedem at Stawafeld'r, Baautghall. Wert. Citeutwa Caton, Alt. l ie r amor olincwier-2nd dlr. of le id., Buy Tueaday,t 6 Milrekila, DIMAS kunst sad Jews Lammßwar, ChureltAireet, Blarkfriwoawid, ski Walk lettasts —2nd d T. of 2 11-Ital., July 17, sod Wee selesiont ilrarmagrs, at Stansfeld'e, liaaloghall-otreet. !mum. magmas. resibumbabost. ow. mallosar—Mal dv. a 31d., sad Ana aallaimilt Amnia" at B Y=MOWN Waugh.lJu'y 17. I.etreet. tuzu ElAcro and Jona JAMS, issimised. IsairypisiN —dual di.. July 17. mg 11111•NONOTINNIMigys. at Itaaartkl'a. lisslabalLateaut Phystu Ilemsa a flnataaataLLr, iltaper—loi dig. at bd., July 17, 'ad time taboadiart lbandaya, flookbrii laeledLall *net. DiVIDENID&—Aag. 7. E. Ns, Berbitan, CB,y, blellniker—Aai • S. L Copload, Vll{oll4l. Tref, todlopel, linallirepor—Avg. 6. V!' irS/f9. Waggon-v=4lW. end B. Mho, City' nuvebaiat —Arai. 5. B. Pone, Liverpool and Gramm., oumision a Rea[ C itATITICATES to to pooled, aim swam booboos to tbe smeary on to. day d saratiog. An 5. J. flanft. Booklainu boot and slue maker—Aug. 3. 6. T. Jay, Hadley, solrolk, enallar—A.. 7. W. O.IL Taunton, Liverpool, rani engineer. PAR EKSIIIP6 DISSOLTED.—A. Collaring and Y. theme, Burn etaffordabiro, earrivers—E. P. Coolulos ad Reid, Liverpool, goer dealers —W. 1. Wader and A. Bea:* Ilearyool, vfaessi makers—W. Door sad J. Aeplaall, Aebtomunder-tyne, latalmlare, aroacs—T. Traildta sad W. Woodrow, Prameontreet, Hanover maser, tailors—C. Roofer sad J. T. Wilma, Hereford, grosses-0. JimUics, 1. Ward, sad J. P. Ed Cdoutts, Cantom and Hoag jusg, ..,swassaso, ao tar as revei J. P. Edger—a. Leviek. J. W. Hamborn, T. sa d J. Hayibms , Nonlogham, Moe and miles maautact 'Matthews. or, mid 12. Matthews, joa., ansaam Dad Bowe Deosagnare, gspermairo—T. R. Moors and O. a. Tatars, New Sonia, WLaiire, war pons—W. Newell. C. Whitehead, 0. S. Whitehead, and J. amt. tkeerpord, Zamtecas, Healc o . ammimate, so tar is roads C. Waisibeed ad O. S. Widteasett—Erin garter sad IL A. Heim Walbeitaltsea, Csamialinsisara, onnumsgs—a. RUM and O. lamas, Sannsmanist. BasidlLeaw, with, Wm smiths—J. Wants and 0. B. Witten, Ittrawebary, bgaidlas. 11011201 SEQUEnTRATIONS. Jam Atrwnoy Tallanarb, banker, July 22 sad Aue.ls, at the Tarr Rae!, !swore H. do, Gnaw% Inas merchaat, July 21 awl Avg. 6, at the Globs Hoot, Olsageff. JO7II STL;ILRINd 11L.COLN SINCLAIR,. Glasgow, weight% July 17 sad Aug. 9, at the Globe Rotel, Glasgow. [Advertisemea]—AN ARO CLLT BAD Lido wns rirrm, WOOllOl 01 IT OM= lIT 11111.1.01TAT'S 00.7010/T ASO etas. —Extract of s Wen Roo lira amyl Law% al Hiegbary. wit cramaerma dotal Aprli 1 6, 11600:—"To Prim = 4 .-114 About sts years set. *Mak atahomobloompous MI, tibia proud to to strollik WO oat sad at am dm than wan ditua ellanibirAset w orLa, For Ma maths I was la CIIIIIIMIIOIO 111= and dant youranal as la. ectobie; from acme 1 wont to din dr tar, Una to WPM • coroor lavolt Moat bono a on- Oar adapts. la Ms Oda year damn* tad pa* slash bore who* ineiimy !al by ea insalota cad at embalm lloaorafoSlNEMNl a Moak 143.30 i• CHINA MARKETS. Dataa.—Canton, 21st of May; Shanghae, ith of May ; Amoy, 6th of May. Conroe.—the general report from this market is anything bat sat isfactory ; the sales e ff ected during the mooch hoeing been, almost invarUbly, at lower prices than time given in our lam monthly summary. Sliasolua.—A Imp business has been done daring the month In Imports, although at remewhat reduced prices. Arson.—Since last despatch business generally does not appear to have been very brisk at this port. our iiisnivisos.—Canton.- Sales reported at about 93,000 Verve; qmaeaffess are 1 dot. 90e. tai 2 dole. Ole. Shunghae.—Saier reported at awl SS" peon ;a fourth of which hare been for Coon, and aMe quistity far Souchow); quotations run from 1 del. tic. to 3 dal a Awry --63 to 72 reed quoted at from 2 cols 40c. to 3 dole., and la ems disiand. _ _ _ — Mum taro sutras.—Canton.—lliales, my 15,000 nieces, quota- Waft bin Strom 2 dots. to 2 dots gm. Shanghse.—Sales amount to VON Ones quotations run from &As 300. to 3 dots. 10c. Assy.-64 to 72 reeds quoted at from t dal& Ouc to 3 clots. 30c.; now on toad._ _ ...IGonna TAIL/I.—Canto:la.—gales reported at 600 bales with heavy !steels ea recent arrivals ; prima during the month have been Nor. 16 to 24, 28 dole. • Noe. 26 to 32 32 dole. ; Noe. 33 to 40, 42 dots. Amoy.- Good miter 16 to 21, quoted at 29 dole. per pecul, being a conaidersbie reduction on the prices of lost mouth. Braaten STSlPEL—Canton.—Sates reported at 1,000 pieces, quota tions run :—Spanish stripes, 83c. to 92e. per yard; medium clothe, I dot. to 1 dot. se. per yard; bread cloths, 1 dol. 65e. to 1 dol. tow. per yard. Shangbae.—liales are reported at 200 pieces ouly, at 69e. per yard. Amoy.—Nothing doing. Loma Eux—Canton.—bald reported at about 3,000 pines; quota ' Goes are and H. scarlet, 7 dole. 52c. • assorted, 7 dots. ; markt, 7 dole. 29:.; assorted, 6 dol.. 86c: ; common Yorkshire, 6 dots. 25c.; swotted, 3 doll. 20c. Shinghde.—Solca said to be about 1,200 pieces, a; from 6 dole. 40c. to 7 dole. 3co. Caverns.—Cana.—Bales of about WO pieces, at No. I, 25f dole.; 2, 22 dots. 63c.; 3, 201 dole.; lower stock, IS dots. to IS dole. ohoneta/L-64m saki to amount to 1,1.10 pieces at Irom 21 dots. to 22 dots. — lane, at Canton.—Vary little cluing in metals; quotations are— Nail road, 2 dolls. 75c. to 3 doll. , hoop, 3 doll. 30c. ; bar, 2 dots. 50c. tot dola.6oe. Loon, at Canton.—Quoted at 6 doll. 30e. to 6 dole. 80e. Tie PlATlM.—Cauton. 9 dots. to 9 dots. 39e. Porroa.-Canton.-The ciatinued troubles in the Kwangisi pro vince hare deprewed this staple censiderubly ; nor did the news of the lose of the 4,000 bales in the Charles Forbes hive the aligned effect upon prices. Deliveries during the month amount to 17,029 biles, via-Of Bombay, 0,142 hales at No. I, taelin 6 dots. 2c. to 7 dole. 26 • and taels, 7 dots. ac. to 8 dots. No. 1, really ilne, feels, 9 dots. le.-Of Bengal, 4,055 baler at common, tees, 6 dele.43. to T.S. Medium. taels 7.2 to 8. No. I, fine, tads 9.2. Of Madras, 4,832 balm at common, twig 8.2 to 7.1. Medium, tarts 7.4 to 8.1, No. I, fine, taels 9.2 ; all short prior. Stock on hand, 24,303 bales against 21,019 in 1820, 61.281 in 1649, 59,204 in 1818, and 27.332 in 1847. At Amoy-tMotatlone are nominally Benet, middling to beat, 114 dos. to 121 dole per pocul. Madras., middling to beat, 111 dole. to 12 dots., free of seed; with seed, 9 dots. to 11.0 dots. per peed. Bombay, middling to hest 10 dots. to 121 dole. per pecul, free of reed. Market dull, and large stocks of all kinds in drat and record hands. itica.-Cautin.-Bengal, 4 dole. per bag; Monghee, first, 2 dola. 30c. ; Arracin dol. 20e. to 1 dol. 23c.; Bally, 1 dol. Act to I dol. 44./e. Amoy-Ace Arran'', 1 dol. 40e. per wool. OPIC 11.-Canton.-Ou the 22nd New Patna was quoted 475 dais; New Benson., 441 doh. ; Meters, 505 dole. • Turkey, 400 dot. Deliveries from 22nd to 17th Instant, Pattie, 1,131 chests ; Males, 571 cheats ; Benarer, 329 chests ; Turkey, 52 chests ; total, 2,083 chests. Shanghas, Bth May-Malwa, 515 delta to 520 dots. in demand ; Patna up to 563 deli, and la demind. Stock Malwa, 2,100 chests ; Patna, 47 cheats Amoy : Malwa, best, 350 dote ; Patna, 315 dots ; Be twee, 500 dolt ; Turkey, bait soft, 360 dole pet peed. Exruars.-Troi, Canton.-Business has been, on the whole, rather brisk, particularly for the American m rkeL Considerable purchase of Congous end dentedTsaa have slot, been made for Begiand sines the arrival of the mall with better deounta than wers anticipated. The settlements of the month have been as follows : Congons-16 chom at 121 taela to IS tads toe low, and Weld 14 to 17 for better kinds, Only three chops DOW remain to the market. Southongs-8 chops at Peels 131 to 18 ; stock 25 chops. Flowery Pekoes-200 packages at tads 22; stockman. Plain Orange Pekoes-500 packages for America at Mete 621 to 14 ; stick 200 to 800 packages. deeded Oraage Pekoes.-As many as 3,000 half chests and 4,000 ten catty bones at tails 164 to 25, and one pared of floe at tarts 284. Plain Capers-1,500 ten catty hem at taels 12 to 13; stock 3,000 ten catty bones. erected Capers-About 7,000 ten catty boxes, at tarts 141 to 16 for spurious kinds and tads 164 to 22 for common to One. ding-Tongs and Oilongs -23,000 pack. sages on American servant, at Lets 14 to 18 and tarts 18 to 30 ; stock mach ridded. Gunpowder. 360 half cheats and 1,200 ten.catty bona at tads 13 to 16 for spurious kinda, end tads 17 to 22 for common to good. Young Ilysons 2,000 packages at tars 18 to 23. Beim: 2,500 packages at tees 14 to 22 ; stocks, 3,300 peckages. Twankays: 1,000 rocks/es at tams IT to 20; stock, 2,300 packages. Hymn: 4,500 packages, • large {astir for India and the continent, at tads 21 to 28 for common to fair, and ties 30 to 33 for ' good to fine; stock, 14,000 packages Imperials and Gunpowders: 2,360 at tarts 23 to 30 for common to lair, Mete 33 to 38 good to fine, and Leta 43 to 48 for fiord; stock, 9,000 packages. The total quantity of tea shipped from Canton end the Id of July, 1830, is 13,015,120 poun& egainst 39,293,043 pounds for woe period from 1840, and 34,434531 pounds from 1848. Shanghais-Only one cave), the Fanny (Am.), was in loading. On her departure for New Toes the business of the sea= arid be asoadsred closed. The market was entirely cleared of Weir, sod in green teas but very little had been done dosing the month. Amoy-Not yet• tea market. &u.—Caatio.—Titimarket cleared of Nankin sorts at Tattles Noe. 1 sad 2, 480 dole., to 443 dole. and 4,3 dole., Pepsin, 833 doh. oltenighee.—The Albemarle, for London, took away nearly 2,009 b4lee; atom her departure prim have given way some lb dub. per rand. Wee Merin the month, abut 8 , 0 balm.-B.,lpmente reach 17,019 bar, waled 13,862 for the like period in IMO, and 17,308 In UHL - TalmA.—Csatas.-16{ dole. to 17 dale. per peen!, duty paid; bode, 111 data. to 19 dole. -- Sztet•;;;. 7 C7anton.—Tbe Bank opened on England at I. 70d., bee little. on Bombay at 216, ano Calcutta at 217, they have Armen heavily. Clean credit, Ws !moths' eight, have sold at 6d. Ileainge aad others, 4e. ltd. Co.', 212 to 2.17. tiveee.— leer per .me. modern. OchL-22.1)0 Alcoileani.—Four per sent. thecoant. rhanehae.—Barlag's eredita, 4.0 to 4.84. Other erettlta, 4.94 to 4.10. hank poet bills, 4.7 to 4.74. Feet India Com putes secepted W. 221 to 223. Drafts on Canton at par. FIZIOITL —Ounce foe London.—Bentlnek loaded at 21. 10a. For the libido% a Last salllai Da i& vessel, W. tiered. Blisagbae.—No. =Wally U. Rum [moneys (Name) NaTMOUTII Ouororr BISOUTON IiANTIVOM oaxiin*iag . " ***** Mrtsv-re Hiterroap CuzzauroaD Ogicemns C.Ayisasuss Strreg{irrese Ilan' Wlnol ()tutle Breese Strong amt.. ' , nett ;own Gent:e now. se Gentle Breese Strong Gentle Lneere Grath. Breese Strong Bri , Pn Strong Breen. /lord Win 1 ienUe i. re, c Grntlei }1••••••• Ihrd Wind SIIUMPORAM Nuawtem OMIT MYTITROILIMI Loicouo Mime' COVIIAT nOLTRILAD elixir; Kw Livsaroot. Mournierrys. tau. (.sans Tout Lew-Aorta 4 ). tP Nswcuiss Kwagstraos vv.s.w. N.N.W. N.W. r.w. W. N.W. Strong Breed• Stnr.g strung Breeze Litat.t. Wert. Strong Breeze S7rnng S rong Geutte Breeze Iliad Wind Cosner of Wind. Strength o• •vta.L N.N.W. Gent:e Breese. Cloudy Cloudy Fine ( loudy Prlito.lpev Clear Partially Cloudy Fine I irereast Very tine Fine THIS DAY, Noon. Mate of the Weather. Overcast. The returns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publication ye.terday ; they therefore Indicate the state of the weather on .Monday morning at nine o'clock. MULLING/A N. W. OMR IVtlflly Umuly N.W. Hurd Wind I Cloudy t:. W. Gentle Werra , 1 Overcast W. Wary Gale Puma, Cooly S.W. Strong AN..4 Partially Cloudy S.'N. I turd Wind Overrun ...tratur %team Cloudy W. Storm Ileitry Rain Wing I S.W. Hard Wind Rain RVOST Bunrresme SHIPPING TNTELLIGENCE. Vt OW SO....Posamts Ike " vlb , {o.lr (Matte " Sal "Lloyd's LIM") CASUALTIES. 'hllip Oakdcn, from London, which was on shore on the Helm Reef, Feb. 1, forged otf during the late gale, and drifted about a league to the eastward of the Heads, where she again grounded.—Holiart Town, March 12. Vanskapen (Russian brig), Osterland, from Newcastle to Alexandria, foundered about three leagues west of Cape Mondego, June 29; crew saved.—Figueira, July 4. SEABOHN It MAILS. (W eignillea that the I -re mar :rum the Omen! Peat-aMee eV the night—and M t ronvt... Do ! man made up From what COUNTRIES. to betters: Poro. Poet Mrs Deice Loudon. destakthed. des. --- alamnerka(hybriLpacke t United Stabs N Jul IS Liverpool i July SO p = ' N July 91 AmeriembyV.StatotpliM July 10 —. .. ... . oputharaptas July 24 Afdca (West Coast) ...N I nit of the mont h!Plymouth ...'Aug. 111 Alexandria* N 'Whale* of mon.; Dover July IS Varian N ! touly Breed 3l 9th of the mouth Southampton. Aug. l! Buenos Ayres. M 4th of the motah'southampton. Aug. 13 Callforula(vbi Chagas ;21 iitlN:l7thof month toothsruipton. July 20 Cape of Good Mope N I ith of the mouth Plymouth. Aug. 3 Coustantinopla • N ; thl7th Mho( men t I lover !July 20 Central America ll ho4kl7ritof re • nth 'ioutliamptart.;July 20 Channel lass N Illow.,Weri.,klrtd.'tiouthampton..TlLTh.sa Chili hi 17th of Die nionth;Soutliampton.'JulT al frame H k N Twice their I Dover l'ance do. Orem* N Tibt7th27thof moo i Dover July 20 Osseduirg N luewla. It Friday 'L london Tues..elat Holland AI Wedneit k Battu. ',Lawton Iblon.Thu Headers@ N 17th of the month' mmthampten :July 20 Ireland Mk N I tam daily.. Dike (via SoutlianttL)M 20th of the month ; Southampton. July 23 ladie (via MorseWsu) N 7thili2 Ith 0: mooch Dover Arrived Mediterrs.rwan(vis South i 'captor!) 2l 20th of the montlerlouthamptou.llnly 23 ' Ditto(viallanalles) N 7 thalith nt month !Dover ;Arrived Mexico IS Jul of the moatt o southampton.' Aug. 3 Madeira M 9th of the month suutheraptou.'Aug. 12 Malta. N I 7t11.170,10th,2:th,' 1 N.Sothof tho moath;Oover „..„...!July 1111 Naplat• lo Stlinth2Sthrif man ! Dover Papal States* Peninsula Peru M 17th of the month "Southampton.'Jilly 20 INucany• N Sthl3th/Stituf mon:Dover July 22 West Indies 3l 17th of the month Southampton. July 20 West Indies (except fla nnels. and Namara) M lnd of the raorth ocnithamptom i Aug. 3 • The lulls to those countries thus marked (•) are conveyed by yenta packet via Mamas. --.-- C.O.llokNlY—Stalbr to are now despatched sod , • uud front C due by every via the t;aited States pactet. ARRIVED. ANTMILTIO—at Liverpool. .111:7 IS, from New Orleans Asvis—at Liverpoul, July 13, nun ..... .................Montreal Auer —at Grareeend, July 11, from Memel . . il70.1.1)141-11t G111.0 . .111d, -.. .11t1; 11, loom Norway ALSIMT—at Clikeentinrn, July 19, from Barbadoes Aw. Plate—at duntieu, July 14 from Cuba Buck Cu—off Deal, July 14, from ...........Nsmau CAMONUAII—at Gravesend, July 14, from Ceylon Courinc—at Liverpool, July 15, from ....New Orleans CAS/MA—at Liverpool, July 13, from M. strut COMMOVOIM—at Gravesend, July 14, from Alezandrlo Curiumoo—at Grovemend, July 13, from Punta Arenas Cootneamm—st Cowes July 14, from .............. L... Matanrits CISICASILOI-047 Falmouth, July 13, from Leghorn Esokorova--a Comm, July 14, from ........... .........—....llaviounah Eocyrs—at tiverliml o July IS, tram --.....A1e &arch' ia FOWTIII—at Bligol, July IS, from Gallipoli Floss—off Falmouth, July 11, from New York GlPSTQwao—off Deal, July 13, trust NatiOU GMAT BIITAIN —at Grace:mud, July 11, from Montreol Oar Wurcan—at Liverpool, July IS, from .. New York Gummiest—at Liverpool, July 15, 'from ......... APolaohaslLl I. o.—st Liverpool, July 13, trom Posta Biro 14•11,1.1 A—of the Lizard. July 12 from Trieste Issein—at Falmouth, July 14, from Amt Cuye Janet—of brlstol,_ July IS, from _ P. Y.. Island Loan firranzav—atPlymotth; July 14, lima. London bazar—off Falmouth, July 12, from Quebec KAIZZ—at Exmouth, July IS, from Smyrna Mawirr—at Grarewarl, July 13, from Mira °CRAM Que s t—at Liverpool, July is, front Nam Odium °Lauri. -at Liverpool, July IS. from... ... ...... .......lgew °rime; Piuron.Le—at Queeriatown, :July 13, from Ilavannuh Paaviovect —off the Lizard, July IS, from Carthagenn P.5.014P. BATAS—at Cir.l , CMlll.l. July 13, from Norway Ponserti—at Gravetend, July IS. from Truulail Rarrt.r.a—at Gravearml, July 14, from Hobart Town Rervitat ARCIINCA LFAzorata—at Falmouth, July 13, from Ilwaila ROTAL Rosa—at Quet natown, July 13, Irma Cuba Ruins—at Liverpool, July 15, trim... Savannah Sr. Faasmaco—at Liverpool, July 15, from Gallipoli Sz.ollloaoa —et Liverpciel, July IS, from New (Wean, Sr. Annum —at Liveriaal, July IS, from Montreal sa. H. p o ,—.- sinau,l, July 15, from St. Jobida, B.S. - -- tionta—at Liverpool, kalY - 15, jinni Bra FRATILLIA—at Queenstown, July 13, trolit7.7 Tenor—at Gravesend, July 13, fru n If. Arcs _ _.... , July 13, ov ...... ... Tuners—at Graveseno, July 13, from ..... Francs TAllAll—at Gravesend, July 14, from lirdney TRINITT YACIIT—UIt LlVerpool, July 15, from /ante VOlRlATO—MGravesend, July 19, from ....... Bras& VALONA—M Gravesend, July 14, from. . . Grtaada Vicrosta at Cowes, July 14, from Matanzas Valtona—off Deal, July 14, from Grenada GREAT SHEEP AND WOOL FAIR. litmus's., Saturday ivesisi.—Our prat market for Melo awl Waldo, hasertent Os the whole werthero esontles, sat ratulatas mast at the inhieweent marrieds to histime. sow saineed Yee peolertley. Thew wee a stOrwlime of northern lermere. and Womti with ken the 11.6 air Ltr ta., red et INOM.IIIIII, weds. ... Lleer _ taring __ of Werll and Wand. o:: prim oeserket l isrerwem>Mrs.lswim mamba of hiaNie arl doing gra nir. Oral es age enhirirst as Is to ko eg drew. On Or Mars, both been and arms d rasp wan k high spirits as rignisturers wen In &Magri nmod. The wai pun n k Orb Is ✓it • arks, and loser war sir rai lar par. dims. Urger stria of parses years ned ' wool by an an vire = lim.stioNs haw been es . teria , ive. wW be was art marl lion Christ. as retl wool herr mated kr certain kridgelsas or diking and cra w new krareing inowersdra. mil as hooks sr rid amok*, dase the isolirs. The smillutt milder bre undsuirl rims gamer emporithns suraermess. Ths dee 1a dreg his lees kinn la. to Is. and in ors er two sass hi. aloes last eases prism. Labs wen Is great derand at 10 per Brat. ad oar. Is weal Ors kr bra • in or him Is. id. to end upwards ger Ares, Sri ism 401111ialstio Omega arnsin rid. the forren rank* mews Is maim Ilagas tio Ma ruperrele scartedan seems arkpreL ikg k killwrol rat acre el the grinsipal airsradd he Sr* tr dirrad hat Inannils gook( oaks Mass brkker; the amallastreans award rilers whir to hey. rad ths Warr barns Ism so MN 1111116, ww dk ,pned be submit he • tersarn an the Isom OS Ms w ray Wry promares Oe radasto highly setkkisberg ark ma Le inlisbOrnatihriklottrinritY 11M agranre. Upham an a kw or gftdred . .-1111 r. brift of work% 31a.; ewer, Ms Or. oyes% resaga% wade a, gra ; ewes. Ilk. Mr. Prams sid the Arresie awes ME at las. He aloe old 1,000 waillame SS Oa Mr. lkows, LialmrsoLsoid hk Chtnat 01.11 Mt Mat MEAL ar. load's Gerhalinsh, ladders, 27..; awes, Irs. Ms the Klatradmil wirkra, at 31s. ; ewes, 31s. Mr. arVie Ildhal, esdise s . ne.; wok 17s.Crate% =MIN 255. N.; mem Ms. SI. Mr. Craig mid solos taps at It. 3s. cash; and age at 21. L. Tim 'was, 20r. The Wars weildars wars sold at 235. Bd. ilarilids redder; 271.; ewes, 171. lealdrser welders. Ms.; ewes. lm. Noway ewes, Ile. The Insargelly wad*mgers. 31a OL ; ewes, 17s. Mysore wel ders, lea In brsidessit Ores' lberserms sort 300 of Ms Iltrodussabis eras, hr Mk. dd. ark. The Mum Wilson, Oka duchy, Ihrtmakra said that Tedder. st 21a. Luaa—On Prig AAP" Mr. Mackay, Mown Pkasant, Thurso, board work. Wahl mlOl 10e. the clad mew. man at earapras aid hal Irrei lambs (Inicastur and Chevio The t mom ager ), at IN. pr rad arm. Ths Ms redder lambs wen old at I Is. 6d. ; sad ern lark, is. Id. Mr Carriernore welder lambs, Ha. Ard. este ditto, IN. ed.; to Dalnaclatin, les. • arras, Ms. Dab wel ders, 13..• awes, N. Mr. Patterson mold MO welder lambs, at ma gd: ‘. Woot..—Mr. Rom, Ithusahalrd, sold Ws white wool at Me. Mr. Paterson sold 160 stone of white owe wool at l t.. 6d. per stone. Mr. Arms, sold hi. prises Italtlwed hog wool, at Ws. 6d. per stone, g e l: ll 7r. abeam, lawman Mr. Fraser, &Moth, sold hi, wool ;a mall clip; at *h. Ur. Johnston bought the Aeltnaeldelt dip at 2ls. 6d.; sad soma; ohm at the Came demrlption, at ises earplug trvm 21s. to 14 s. Bloak- 6d wool mold at from 16. to pr aad up. words. TM Mantle' Seem went at 9a. 3d. Mr. Johnstone bought Idoek-Castro laid at tram M. to ha. 611. Cord/ wbooh wool, 13.. fd Turbot, 13s. About 900 atcoe Mal washed Cheviot, at ILL Calder wool, 16a. Balualuel wool, 14s. West Garth Its. bd.—lnverness Cuurier. AMERICAN MARKETS. NewYo ni, JCLT 6. MoNlit M . Money continues in ac ti ve reques t , and at Ina rate.; the supply was barely madam to meet th e de mand. flogthenteat ocarittee awl agate gb dig wen without material Mulatto. itnehange : Bet Bldg hod been keg kr the *roue; and whoops ge ail phrase mold. • large Wart of kilt on amount of selfeeilo of poem to Solna have muted la the market, obi& wore pieta at keret rata Igebange en Lemke, 10 to 10i per NW. Meth= ; Part% sow. to Sluff.; Antwerp. ON to 310; dingthodoeh 411th 411; Ilmwhno. Coggl.. —The 1% log aes tethaeable edging Ikon toproom. mewed on Weibeeday, imparted a Ingo teeling is war onkel that day; but Monday it reiapal Oka owe pintos* bikes aillmto *dr stock of the et ogentkdoo pretty had? of ilia time to now CZ •11 / 1 1 " d m igtri P 1V 11 42 7./**• beak,. Wire wee waft nog restolgto at all tat moos( ports err. f t hake Mr1,1114,211$ betas dater lam year. an brow this sum of yl balm; the tow foreign norms Mk pot k an ISI Ohm men then lagt—agy 113,661 bales threw to Groat 18./67 foram to Brum, 12,114 Increase to nor th of Ban" 17.111 imam to ether kettles ports. The shipments from mime to wpm prom are 170,3 ml bole. lets tole wagon thaw leaf, W Ore k • imam in mock of 60,1157 laths; lim mkt for the two dog gee 6,010 bileg waling change from the eturent rake of Teo* kat. and ter the week &Iwo baler. We quote inferior. Athatieporto eami. nal; Flory* nominal; other Gulf porn aoudad; low to goad @canary, Athlone porta. 7c. to ; to Ithologirle. 80. ; Gan Gull prigs imeknal. 7t. to M. low to pod solddltag Atkatig pm% ariatillaL SO. to 91e.; Pleads, seminal, Bit, to 9a • other Gulf pale. neeslael, ale to 101 e.; middling far to tar, Allsatic porta. asesited,lllo._to Ina.; Florida, aorainal, Pie. to Wit. ; alter Golf polthaeadmal. 100. to 11e. ; rod, fair to gad fa i r, Atlanta ports, ieis• ▪ lemiserawa- The Ifilesree favourable adrift' hem abroad have Mama /ergs dada for Soar for expert, and so the inquiry for bones see mil as epseuditas• Is alas mood, the market boo atoms sea arm, awl seises sassisse Ha to ine. edging eteadlly ; OMR'ilia'isosiaselid. web se 4,70 e barrels, to 4 dols. Me. to 4 Pa& le bold ; pun Osseous dol. 370. to 4 dole. Kis. ; Way Owarat, 4 dela Ms. to 4 dole. 13e.; and cites °tame. 3 dela.`war Cora meal doll. Report lam lone 1 to Juno JO, lilt doer, VAN; ISM, 36,4011. Jame. -Ms =Aft retinas very steady at the rates current for sum alms past. The sass are Ms burets pots, at 3 dole., at width tams le a psi Nomad, sad 100 bench pearl. !doh. Me. Issea —We ban wales sow tourer, except that holders gamily me apeovisso Mils leer. dome farther miss of death peg bare been made atWes. Lad pea very quiet, and we have ne miles to report. Total Ire. per% the muse dos Wet year, r 34,465. Fammes.—We notice agegsmsate to Gamow of 1,300 barrels iouroa Id. To Liverpool we beard of 10,000 to 30,000 bushels waist. se ; 10,000 barrels of &sir. Is. 9iL to ls. 10101. ; 2,000 bake of sale% 1.334. To Loudon. 1,30 e Maas on Cape, Is. 6d. ; 300 le 4118 limas el Reef, 4. Id. to 4e. Sid. For Havre they cantinas very Hod% sew quotatioss. Naw ORLEANS, JULY 2. nabs ward nude yesterday of 6,000 bales of cotton and of 2.000 ddsaisrabsi, at unaltered prices. Examomit is da ; ster li ng is alludainded- Conon heights to Literate:it at fle. ed. BAR Fa+rictsco, Judi; 1. Far the bet week the aurae& louses haying been put up, mug Imive aesilea tbewelhen d paitiling ell Temente d wad; Wine. whiner le rear a pawl wasp wade, bees bees iliread at at the mit kneglir nem Thew elswafetin bale canoed fame Wane adder et Wait aim MINIM-1121 Mk doles. Nosey Is not wane, but there la • mat of emildenee in new wouritice Wand, awl mai are 3 to b per cent all he bee at par—same wit non; as Laudon but hula U laktrnotair. at —Better, but large parcels teapot be wad at quoiatiow, the principal bushier brig retail. INDIA. MARKETS. CALCUTTA, JCVE 2. _ _ Since our last issue the tendeatcy of the export market has continued Weedy% inerimin beep prowled upon with rein lanes, for which a fader nem Wes findessd by the mien led meant secs or hoes ..m 7. l . allenky to negotiate on fair teem say Mt finleate dentitheianding these dream. seam we man report my pmendadine In leading 1 roduce, the still madman ands ellrtemertft the imatbartty of hWGers to main lila beam rephemirde with Mean& is Lam me busleess has transpired. the seed usestity roweling Ma heed beteg held toe high reeler es the Mesigthef the late advise thee the eostierate of mum linnet stel sos tr mused serious Mary to the outetanding erm. law fair demeng. names kerin =W gup to - and vase. We kinds eel filer were pazWlly ceded at 0 to 4 anon emir ans. gallmers beastadmed Lunette request, which has 1111.11rtel Y grim urn burn widest leading them to any pro emial rim Me lo le Wes sort renteleed dull without further depreeisa. flegiern. • t Midi only eperise quantities have 4. yet hem pet es the Nobel. Med he tire buyers at slightly enhimed teem law IMIt W eeetieeei L dowse at toe 6 told mums re hired esetieenuis eutelifebell es the eve of departure of the Dirt Cie he.. Ni sensed any attention, though holders in esmelnstentes evinced a williMegiul to accept the 4 to 5 ran, reduced oases, Mee they p evbualy ram& Shell Leo has remained flat. aid sake gond min with dliealty be effected at a further decline of 4to 8 mass. Lao bye in low valued qualities sourly unsaleable even at a further concession, but lair and pee ISM nest with willing buy ers at extreme previous rates. Limes/ hie oestfeeed in request :or home sad American shipmate, and priors maintained extreme previous vane. The demand for Maser i Seed has seemed more general seedy, and prices improved fully 2 emu. Jute has deve loped increasing Inquiry, which enabled bakers to obtain 8 to hi ac me enhanced rates be the scarce better qualithria. We regret that we have no improvement to notice In the condition of oar Impo rt Market, which still remains Ina very delivered state, and with a constant downward bearing. The reneon iv, however, sow at band when, In consequence of the oprniag of the riven, a good deal of stir usually prevails amongst the dealers, and we trust that our future reports will be of a more oneriag nature than they have been of late, although the heavy eupplies which we have been receiving for some time post of Cotton Piece Good", forbid the hope of any Important improvement as regards value in that branch of our Import trade. The transactions in grey shirting, hart been on a very extensive scale, but at a deciiLe of about 9 imam per piece, the market still having *declining tendency. Whine shirting' have said but to a limited extent, and latterly at the lowest pricer known for some years. White figured slurtings have been taken more freely, but at • deenction of 9to 4 mum. Toe sides et white ambers have been very trifling. White twills remain um noticed. A fair quantity of grey madapulams have changed hands at a fall of 2to 3 ulnas ; the white sort is neglected. The inquiry foe leunets Is not active, although some makes and widths have sold to a fair extent; bleached jam meta hart gone atilt further down under the prmeure or heavy arrivals. The ales of lappets have been greater, but without any im provement in value. There iv very little doing in book muvlina. Al though this is a favourable Peron for mull mulls the heavy imports percent the market fur these (atria" Irons improvimr, and if rides were premed lower prices would have to be submitted to. Turkey red goods remain fiat. The sewn for prints and chintzes is drawing near, and some activity is shortly anticipated is .hose fabrics. A good quantity of mule twist has been placed with but little variation in prices, needing in 20's, which have given way to the extent of 2 pie ; Die an steady. and 70's and upward. dull. Some silo of cop. per, chiefly Aintrallan, are reported. Large parcels ot iron have Wm sold without improvement In value, and this metal still remains depressed. The speller market has anumed a more encouraging ap pearance. Led remains very dull. Our money market has remained unchanged as far as the rata; of Interco( mire concerned, beast there, supplies an more currently obtain. able, and the former tighter Mtn bazaar seems on the decrease. The position aseunsed Dal mail by takers of home exchange has been main. tiled, and they have succeeded In imparting to toted a further upward tendency, the rather calmed,' nerojatioas baring ruled fur 6 month.' sight credit bills at 2-1 to 2.11, anl document emits 2-11 to M., and latterly mew of there wee reported at 2-19. The bulk at traneactione in uvula bills was done at 2.1, although earlier in the mail some fret. rate paper wild at Lei. The last transaction we hare heard of In credit bills was effected at 2-11. These hills, merle to the superior facility of diseounthig them at home, on preferred. Document hulla could with tlidieuity obtain an offer anywhere, and were only to be placed on comparatively very disadvantageous terms. Freights are held for 2-4 to 5.11 improved rates, which, for gaming shipments, have been submitted to. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. The State of the Wenthvr Nine o'clock yesterday arranged in order of leito Count of Sine de Mr& 'EI/NEST/IT, JULY 16, 1861. rich ~f the 1411nwinft places at n.anitig. The stattma ars 'Juenyte .r *nal* of Weather. Rata - Partially Cloudy iftrevit Cloudy overetat Partially Cloudy overcoat overcast Pastistiv Cloudy Partially Partially Cloudy Partially podgy Cloudy I wild, Partially Cloudy • IverCla Fine Partially Cloudy Overcast Partially Clow., Cloudless Fine Cloudy Fins Pins Pine SAILED. BIMINI MRIICNA , T -from Swinges, July 14, to Valparaivo Corona-from Sunderland, July 13, to Cupe EMMA TeLLAY-frow Sunderland, July 13, to Ce 3 ton &nut-from Gravesend, July 14, to %details JULIA, 1101PARII-frOIII Gravesend, July 14, to Mew York Joun WILLIAM -from Gravesend. July 14, to JOHNI BkOOK3-frem Oraveeemt, July 14, to . LADY Ktiroamat-from Saleombe, July 14, to Malaga Maar Irma-from Gravesend, July IS, to Valparaiso NOZYMI3IIIIIILAND-from Gravesend. July 14, to New York Owes Outsuowaa-from (Jr.vesund. July 14, to Cape Brainy-from Salcombe, July 14, to. Mala,m Soaratea-from Gravesend. Ju l 7 H. le South Seas 80PIIIA MAW-11014 Gram m% July 14, t0...--Predericknbald Taos. lluount-from Gravevemd, July 14, to Port Plii;ip Teammate-from Gravemud, July 14, to Vem - vaa-frOin Gravesend, July 11, to .. ....... Newfuandland VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Falcon (brig), Mays, of ?Import. from London for Barlsadoes, 16 days out, JOAO 30, lat. 41.1 s N., los. 12.30 W. Oallovldiaa, from !do floods fx London, July I, lat. 47 N., Foe. 33 W. lotus Cobbold (brig), for ( orkuimbo, lat. 39 f.. lon. 16 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGEB, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BATCHELLOL —July 8, at 1.•;;;;, tit; wife of Mr. J. B. Batchellor, of a daughter. COCIIRANL—JuIy 9, at James' .place, Leith Links, Mrs. Cochrane, of a daughter. lame. —July 11, at Ipa• Mb, the wife of Major Kilter, Bengal Army, of a son. LAING.—JuIy 9, at Brighton place, Portobello, Mrs. J. Laing, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. SAMPSON—YORKE.—JuIy 14, rt St. Benedict's, Cambridge, by the Rev. Mr. Roberts, Mr. George Sampson, 01 MO-street, Linea.. to Sarah, eldest dtughter of Mr. tia nisei Yorke, of lknet.street, Cambridge. bEITCII—ROBERTSON.—JuIy In, at Edinburgh. Mr. W. Veitth, to Christina, second daughter of the late Mr. G. Robertson, Canon- Pt. DEATHS. ALLWORK.--July 11, Tholnaa,;onOf Mr. Allwerk, King-street, Maidstone, agcd 18 months. BAlRo.—July 8, at Ceres Muse, Coatbridgc, Jane Moffat, widen of A. Band, Enz., of Lockwood, aged 73. BLACKMAN.—JuIy $, at Dover, Mrs. Mary Blackman, aged 47 . COOK.—July It Mr. J. Cook, of EaM etnot, ikdehoster, aged 62. FKEEMAS.—JuIy la, Mr. J. Freemen, I'ramsden, aged tA. Kliktbilr. — July 6, at 117 me Cottage, Kent. Eden nuosevah Cum• ming% only mashing child of the lute W. Ketbey, , aged 15. 811 AW.—July 12, at Kooky-kill, Maidetorn, Mary, wife et Capt. l i . lilts% late of the 14th Dragoons. !rbstad and published by Wlt.u.o. 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