The Express. — London, England, 1848-08-19 00:00:00

exceed in value 6,000 f. An officer has been sent torn Lynd- . hurst to the Channel Islands for the purpose of making in quiries respecting a considerable quantity of timber believed to have been sent to those places. THE AUTHORITIES appear determined to appre hend as many es pomade both of chartists and repealer , . Several warrant. were yesterday. placed in the hands of officers for the apprehension of some of the most violent persons who have spoken sedition at the numerous meetings held in the various parts 01 the metro polis. It was yesterday rumoured, but with what truth win cannot pretend to say, that an M.P., who has for some Cum been the acknowledged head of the chartists, is likely shortly to nuke his appearanee at Bow-street, on account of certain articles bearing his name whieb have appeared in the columns of a chartist newspaper. Although the precau tions t a ken by the police commissioners have been of the most e xtensive character, they have been fully warranted from information which they have obtained —namely, that it was the intention of the chartists and repealer , upon the Hest opportunity after they were fully organised to commerce their disturbance. in 'overall parts of the metropeli. at one time, and to pull tip the gas pipes and put London in total darkness. THE IRISH CONFEDERATES. —Last night a Meeting, paw virile; to he an assemblage of the John Mitchel Irish Confederate (Ault, was held in the Chartist Hall, W,bber• street. lilackfriararoad. In enticipatioa that disturbances might visa the police were in strong rco, ready to act; at a moment's notice. At 8 o'clock about :AO Our' and men as sembled in the hal', smoking short pipes. A 13,1 named ki'Carthy. se. mingly not more than 1t years of age, took the chair. Two youths supported him. The lad on his right hand opened the " deba:e," and dalarcd that Ireland was now in open reherion, and that the'• sons of Erin were hurling defiance at their oppressors." A person in the body of the meeting litre ventured to hipare if the report was untrue the t the rebellion was ouppreesel. Tide remark wes receivel with loud shouts of " a spy," turn him out," and a 111511 was Made on the individual when a Cry was raised that the police were ,uting. Instantly his assailants scam pered down the stairs, Leveret being knocked do wn and trazap. , cd oi. in their effects to escape. The chairman salted fa: order. and declared he hated Lora Johu Russell, advising those ytc•out to get wisdom and pike:. During his lade , so some 01 the confederates got through the skylight, having seem dad the roof from fear of the police. At 11 o'clock ail was pese,alue. ACCIDENTS ON VIE NORTH WESTFRN Yesterday Capt. Symonde the govereme.• t inspector, visited Ashten hack, the scene of the recent ceilision, for the pur pose of examining the r ngine attached to the reterboreugh mail, and in stitutieig inquiries relative to tee catastrophe.—Au other collision took place at Birmingham yesterday meriting. It appears that on tl,e arrival of the 9 sm. express train from London ai the Birmingham terminus, a train of firrt and second tia , S carriages was bring shifted on to the main line. The driver ce tar engine drawing the express train did not stint off his stem in time. Ile ran into the train if empty eareisges, smelling three or feur of the first clefs, and damaging en ,re or less nearly cc. ry carriage in the train. No lice was lest.—Auoth.e accident hapeened yesterday mornine to one of the es:gine-driven. tamed G. Sands, aged 28, and who is now an inmate of University liospitel. it appears that whil,t on his engine at the Camden station, he ran with it against a luggage van and wes jerked off, and one of the wheels passed over his leg and thigh. He is in a dangerous state.—Amputation has been effected in the case of the fireman injured two or three days back, and he also is described as being in a very e.various politica. INQUEST, YESTERD.a.—FATAL OCCURRENCE ON THE EA-:ERN COUNTIES RAILWAY.—By Me. Baker, at the London Hospital, on TLC,/ of the ii , dpp of Mr. Wilds= Busigny, aged 47, solicitor, Stockbridge, Haws, who died in conseeuenee of having been knocked down by an engine on the Eastern Counties Railway. It appeared that the de ceased, who was residing at the Horse and Groom, Lea bridge, Wag of eccentric habits, and had recently a great deprouiou of spirits. Tuesday night he was walkin g o on the up lane, at about 300 yards distance from the Lea bridge station, when he was knocked down by engine No. dl. lie died the following morning. Three nibs Vrtte tractured, and had penetrated both lanes. and he bad also received a con cussion cf the brain. Verdict—" That the deceased died from the injuries received, but whether they were by nett dent or design en the part of the deceased there is no evidence to show.' STATE OF THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. THE 2.1 unuErol. - F. CONSPIRACY AT ASHTON. lip to *met evening these districts remained perfectly quiet. At the coroners inquest held co the policeman who was shot at Ashton, nothing more was elicited in the evi dence than ha! been alleady stated in the Daily News, and the coroner ad4ourned the proceedings till Monday w ere. Some further light, it is winentood, has been thrown upon the transaction of Monday night, by information which has come to the possession of the authoriti,s, and which is said to have discovered the whole plot and arrangements made by the confederates. This statement asserts that the design of the confederacy on this occasion had in view the murder- , tug of all the 'witnesses in the pulite force who were bound' over to the proeecution of the etnfolcrate leader, Dr. Mlloitall, at the Liverpool Auizee, now pending, and thus in fact to destroy the evidence against him. The clubs remm the neighboaring town) within a mile or a mile and a half of Ashton were to have assembled to carry this plan into execu tion at a preconcerted signal, which was the discharge of a cannon opposite Mr. Hindley'e mansion at Dukertield, the most central point; but this plot is said to have been frets trated by the eagerness of the body of confederates who mur dered the policeman. These parties encountered the latter in the street at an earlier hoar than was intended, and the discharge of the gun or pistol, whichever it might be, o which the carder was committed, being heard by some of the clubs, an: not by others, was mistaken for the signal, :.t.d thus the different bodies were not able to effect a junction, and thole who had repaired to the spot, mistaking the absence of the others for want of courage and a dieposi tion to ca-operate, became alarmed, and separated before the error could be repaired. Whilst the authorities had posses sion of some of their secrets (but unfortunately not that o the met tieg on this occasion), the arrangements of the authorities seem to have been also betrayed to the confederates, for they were aware of the arrangements made to call the specfal constables together by tolling the hell of the parish church, and pickets had been placed to intercept the bellringer on his way from the town-ball. Fortunately, these men were not so much on the alert as was intended, and the ringer succeeded in enter ing the churchyard pursued by a body of them even to the entrance of the tower, which he clond against them, and was than enabled to ascend to the belfry. It is stated that this man niter ringing the bell (and with none the leas energy after the fright he bad sustained in the pursuit) for 20 minutes, descended to a window or erlooking the church yard, intending to re tun to the town-ball, but he perceived that the parties of men were still waiting for him, and in consequence he was uns'.le to leave the church till the mili tary approached the centre of the town. On Thursday, Morris, another of the prisoners apprehended en Tuesday morning on suspicion of being concerned in the outbreak, was committed to the assizes ; but nng as occurred at present painting to the principal in the murderthough hopes ere still entertained by the authorities of being able to detect the murderer and brie g idea to justice. Same of the princi pal contsderrte leaders have absconded, and amongst them B. S. Treanor, and also Milligan, Bardeley, and S)ley, all of whom are sal i to have been members of the" national guard." The body of the unfortunate policeman (Bright) was in terred on Thursday,; the magistrates and other authorities attending and takng part in the funeral ceremony. A re ward ot ,:nrf. has been offered for the apprehension of the murderer. PROCEEDINGS AT AGAINST ING THE CONFEDERATES BIRMHAM. Yesterday, at the public office at Birmingham, George White, an Irishman, and a notzrious physical-tome chartist, wu brought bt!ore the mayor (Charles (leach, Esq.) and a bench of magistrate, charged with uttering seditious lan guage at a meeting held at the Peoples-hall, is Loveday street, on Sunday, the Gth inst.—Mr. Griffiths', solicitor, who conducted the proceedings an behalf of the crown, briefly narrated the circumstances ttr.der which the prisoner had been arrested—the promotion of in unlawful assemblage, and the utterance of seditious language,havingatendencyso toexcite and inflame the minds of Om people as to kad to a breach of the peace. Ile called &policeman who was present at the meet ing, who identified White, and who also produced an in flammatory placard, copies of wl.ich were distributed amongst the persons assembled.-- . Mr. Major Brindley, a short-hand writer who attstded the meeting, and took notes of the speeches delivered, was now called to produce these as evidence in support of the charge against the prisoner. The witness; read at great length extracts from the speeches both of the chairman at the meeting and of the prisoner, some of which were extremely violent. The prisoner conducted his own defence, and the magistrates decided on committing him to take his trial at Warwick wires for using seditious language, and attending an un lawful meeting: substantial bail only to be taken if the prisoner could prove it, himself in 1001., and two sureties in 601. eacb.—Against Edward Ring, also an Irishman, a similar charge was preferred for uttering seditious language on the same occasion as the prisoner White. Extracts from his speech were put in eeldence, portions of it being ex tremely violent. In one part of his harangue the prisoner said—" I am a willing rebel; and I for one bate the Englishman who floes not love Irishmen " and then he asked his aueitory " whether they valued their lives 1" upon selil.* there was a loud about of "no" and cheers. The magistrates committed this man for trial also, and held him to bail in the same amount as in the last case. Another confederate, named Jenny, who had been arrested on a similar charge, was liberated — the evidence as to his identity being insufficient. A fourth sympa Mier, named Mantel, in custody on a charge of as saulting a policeman, was further remanded. The proceed ings did not appear to excite much interest amongst the con federate party in the town. ANOTHER CHARGE. OF CoNsEIRAcy WAS HEARD YES TERDAY at the Liverpoolpolim-court. The defendant in this ease was a young man nanwd Murphy. A short time ago suspicions were entertained iigainst him, and his residence in Peover-street was accordingly entered by the police while he was in Dublin, and strictly rmrched. On a table they found a book, containing in mithitscript minutes of repeal club meetings, directions, orders des. In a clock-ease a gun was discovered, and in an upper chamber a pike head was seen ; other articles, also, were found. On Thursday evening, Murphy applied for these st the Rose-hill station, and was takes into custody. On hit way to Bridewell] he, in answer to a question put to him by Inspector Burrell, declared that he was secretary to no otbc club than that designated the susfield." This was the effect of the evidence brought THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 19, 1848• ------------------ wook4 returns &ulna the past half year, because the final agreement with UM oonspeni was only anagialled on the 121 n July, and as this a d dedr mot no thae Of this tweeting it woe thought better to welter Übe actor tei the sew principle until en opportunity of explanation to the ellatibellies use elbrded ; henceforth the weekly receipt' will be galiklet emileelee of the toll. The difference be tween the toll des well hoe bees receivable and payable by this , for as bolt yea/. Mannienl to 4,6281.; and as, owing to the Ailleula carrying eat the agreement, none of the cam speollog WM= luxe bees received during the last half year, lt wield trial 0110 1 7 Ise unjust to throw upon it the lone thus g of reuospee tively linafreds .1.• by this agroentent a very large savin toping is ~1, It la proposed to carry thin sum to tho credit of the re venue, oaten the woe to capital account. Tbs total receipts for the helf.year amount to I The anal expenditure for the same period has beeli— ne working expenrce For rates, taxes, government duty, toll, nc 25,000 17 1 95,126 5 0 Together ----- ----- the greater effect upon the market because supposed to be grounded epee nose exclusive intelligence of importance posseseed by the operator. Reduced Threes were 86 to 1. Threeiand-a-Quarter per Cents., 86/ to 7. Long Annuities, 8 13-16 to 4. Exchequer Bills, 32e. to Ms. prem. India Bonds, 2311. to 275. prem. Bank Stock, 1964 to 81. The principal feature in the foreign market was the demand for Russian stock, in which some considerable transactions took place at 1001. The quotations be tween buyer and seise were, however, 99 to 101.' Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were 431 to 41; the Fours, 691 to 704. Danish, 67 to *7. 1 . Belgian, 66 to 9. Spanish Fives, 111 to 121; the Threes, 211 to 221 ; Passives, 2) to 31. Portuguese, 174 to 181. Mexican, 161 to 171. Brazilian, 70 to 2. Chilian, 84 to 6. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 12th inst., give, as compared with those of the week preceding, the following differences : Circulation issue .C26,693,0 35 activ e 18,185,725 Püblic &petits Other deposits °averment securities I N. alteration. In winking Department , I Other securities Coin and buillon 13,381,991 7 day and other bins... 1,089,v24 The Rest 2,805,412 The notes in reserve in the banking department at' 8,528,200/. show the large accumulation of increase in the week of 130,000!. In foreign exchanges to-day, the quotations for business done show some variations from last poet day. On Vienna the rates were in decline, which would probably result from the partial or entire ces sation of the purchases of silver, which have been making here for some time past on account of the Vienna banks. On Hamburg them was a slight im provement. On Paris rather lower; and on Amster dam a shade higher. The negotiations were, on Am sterdam, 12.2 ;on Rotterdam, 12.2 1 , to ;on Ifam burg, 13.9) to 10 ; on Frankfort, 1211 to 1 ; on Vienna, 11.15 to 20; on Leghorn, 31.45 to 50; on Naples, 37 to 3 ; on Madrid, T 1; on Lisbon, 511 —all at thric mouths. On I'aris, at short, 25.30 to 324. Exchange on London comesslightly better from I lam burg on the 15th. Silver was still in demand there for Vienna and France, although the high rates required for it in this market were likely to lessen its supply from hence. At tbo last dates from Vienna direct received here, it mutt be noticed, however, that the state bank of that capital was discontinuing its pur chases. Russilui gold was abundant in Hamburg, and offered at the date at 4334, which kept exchange down. Sugars were in more favour, and the opinion ' , was that they would go higher. Cotton also was im proving in demand. The weather had been cold and equally, and the gales had done much injury to standing crops ; wheat half shook out, oats more so, and the potato disease extendirg. Corn was buying for this market, fine wheats at 435. and 445. From St. Petersburg letters of the 9th inst. quote the exchange on London at 37d. to 371 d. The cholera was abating. BANK OE LNOLAND.—Accocar for the Week ceding Au..ust 12. tuns DaPARTIIBMS. Note' issued . ...... ...125203.9. 1 5 I Goteroment Debt—. C 11. 01 6 ,0) Othvr 2,1 4 44.0 5 001,1 Cohi and Bullion 11,7.04 Sheer Ilullion rAIITMiNT. llovernment Seourteks Dead Weight Annuity) £11.142.735 Othcrttowities 10.857.119 Now. Odd and Nava (Join liTlAtod £203,616 16 10 Which gives the amount of net canilag for tho twit-year Whereof to appropriated for into ro.t. on loan capital kor Axed➢divirknd on pr cfcre: l - tial capital 16,072 7 2 Together ---- ,81117 3 --- £61,103 14 7 zun,sso 11 10 Leaving Applicable for intmeatat 6 per cent per annum, on the Eighths I), whtch, from the lid ol July last, nink as ordinary Mock And for dividend upon 4,129,2301. 13s. of ordinary ',bare copilot, equivalent to a ells vidend of Ida per share of 2,0., which the directors accordingly 23.000 2 0 recommend Together --- 61,057 110 tss..w,D2s !!!1!!!!J? Proprietors' Ospltal 3 Ito--t Pufflte 0.-twits (leeks& Plebes.. 111. , COILINIiI. )l= Del& .4 Ply. Aocts4 3,k12,141 Other I k .... N.l N..L.13 Posen-kW sittlutbor Bilis 1.08/4024 431,818.110 AuguLt 17.1848. ENOLIBII Dank Stack, 14161 8 3 per Ct. Rad. Anna.,B4l 3 per Ct. Cana/Lima. 1 S 8 Si New 31 per Ct. Aram. ea 6AT Lana Annulthx. csp. 6th Jan., L. SIAnsnALL. Chlet Cia..him FUNDS. I wit* Wm.'s. /LW. 23 India liotvbg. undcr £1.000. .0 7 Consols for Account. 811 l i 1 4 Sze', HUN. £1. 9 01). 21 4 . L. Mstch. 3 . 2 5 2 ; June. 24 e urn. PlLto Sm all. 20.. June. 1 .7475:i - - Lid( 3 , scam cap. Oct. 10. 12.9.). 6 Y 363 1,0111101 spar rcpt. ltracilinn Moil.. 70711 Plod Small. 72 d . .t. (*Lilian Bands. 34 POT Cott. Mcakan. 1144 17 161 Ditto. Acct . Aug. 31. 141 4 per Cont. Portioutaie linJa,ll3l Ditto. Acct.. I'. 6 pa Ct. Stiatil.h Panalvo 11414., 3 if /ODDS. 6(2fiZ,1,115 Donde, Dir. from 7., ilt7u, C kell " tu b • i! l nl.. } 2.2l 5 per Cl. .S St, luOi 24 per C Dutch &chaos% 12 OWL, 44 811:37B3 ABROAD. re per 'Crate, 37 ; Ditto. Tour per ta, 17 ; DIU% Two mad anal: per r, PO", 31. • ; Latta, 1842, 78 Ditto, 1344. 1 . ;:17, 4; 11•1 ; l Duto, 1343, ,7; a L. 31,11.25 41 . . 6,734 7a4 Lou . ; Paris 214. EXCILtNO!.B VIUPA, AUG. I . l7:i;atziali4l? Ceuta, fo; lAtto, Three per Cent Cents.. 42. Lose. 1434. 134: Intl Har.4•44, Ara. 17.—Loan, WV, 71 ; 1411.0. 11134, 62 , louo, of Ito ilea of Ilelieufe. n 3; Exoldndo on Ara.AFTKFa F. l7.—Enabsraa, e. 1.. It. Y.AWJ Bob. doe, t 1.244 ; op limber& 1414 1414 RAILWAY NEWS. In the ear:y part of yesterday we had rather a ten dency to improvement in the share market, but as the funds became heavy, and consols receded from the higher quotations first realised, shares also were de pressed, and prices, when not lower, left off weak and ill supported. The unfavourable nature of the reports, and accounts, at all the recent railway meetings, with the reduced rates of dividends announeed, weigh heavily against railway property in public opinion. BRAKE LlST.—Lomuos, AVOLIaT 18. Novi—The quotatlons of Iluel la Doman ellaraier. donotolactual traaavalose: thaw of Uses lo I adsa sullen' pricer. PAID. "1 . LtOßtr.: o v i er.on.l3 .4, 44olsoi W M Do. Jim . . 401. ; 14 4 124. 00 Do. Li' ow. Tatths 14 114. 10 Do. do. Troths 14 u.d. 114 Do. Taints 14 1 1 . ,%j,..,,' 5 cAr' i t , 7 1', C I 14:104..,044U.1 ° Y00r i 1i1i d. 4 1 11Dui. Durt. & Mot. p 11.4,31 , .... Mtn, Limet.:§ o 01 XI Do. hies 104. Pre. 24. pat. ‘ , Mal•Ch. &Seethawip.i illdlaral .01 3 42 4 ' no. tali. shwa. Do. tarn. a 14017 u 08 M.O. BM& ar. ' 1164 L „„. tst.&o l tid.6l.ltat.l Irish. Iniscastk st CariUk Ponanrart Perth British ~ ,t 0 a . Do. thauo. r w r... 6. N ne 144 ` Do. ' II ed. Da, Thirds . i s 61 t 241. torfott 64 Do. Nev. '2Ol. ~.'s r.t. Dis.ooart.64o. I . l .!ld;Plit Do. Eat 61.. Cont. 4 za. Do. de. Warms/V. ,N. Counties Ua 0.. ;Norte I &AA . = i Nona Staff . !forth Westaii, 11 ,0., OIVIM &R.N. I i li CM V. IK..o.llVitt = %Li ars,. ....I &Wash Maf (and .. . Do. Noe t i g t:re.. l.l .! ) , tittreses..*litrst.t:s st , ' Do. do. .11 'Sanwa& ti0;4114 li'll ' Do. Daiwa --- PAIL 50 _ I 46enk, /Or. Wo, Berm. & rut.,Stalg Bristol awl E. !!!!!t Do. D o. 8 perunt. Pre,ll ogoopabirs Un20a.... 1 Noah ...... . I Do. DCOOII P"t j forgnc..— • I .&ada ta an orduaira. I No. do 110.1, Do. do au. 2 Do. do No. 3, Sdo. Thirds .. 4 a Wake. .1 orksA. I . Thaws Hasa, DI'S Inrr/J.6• Limerick Wcar Valkatal.4.o. I Do.. do Do.. do., do WDD.tioria..& W new , &ris.,l:B- 11" Na , . York, Neve., de /kr Do oriV t reer& Der , olYkaNwl Dodo No Nadi Hart Doti N aParorPref Yottallortallailaad Do.rrefurence .1 D 0.206 w. .rosmol. RAILWAYS. k Anglo-nation &Moos a amisas Mach Co4.orFr.lor.d. Vat) I Ithesekh. !!.eural!. 4 la Swabre 12 3p, .11716 d. .'23 30 '2l la 00 10 t 1.101: I'3ll Alt Lret t Bd. . It 7cl, tr. 4 t%thdv # 4wth d. ii,mobarra ..... ,Naarr oaf Live .. !Northam of . 'origami &Bordeaux IFaris arid Lyons Peels and °riders; ..12.3 27 Paris an! Rime Id Parts ateriubeers 6d. Rotten and Havre 71 8 Sambre mil Meuse, IY ,7 ours and Pd. e d 9 1 Po.lu West Flanders B4 MEETINGB.—Loh_ I, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST. —ii f-yrrly Meetiiiii.—Looden, (August 18.—Mr. J. MeeeongPar eons In the chair. The directors' report stated that the row earnings cf the half-year were 201,3341. 4e. l id.,l being an income of 21,3351. over the corresponding period of 15 This exam had been obtained on about 31' 1 additional mike ; the average number worked darter the present balflear barinS f'Ma IP:. an maim 1)1... of *I . ad d . Bowl mileage, the Keymer and hOwhaven branches, amounting to gether to IS miles, have been comparatively unproductive. The forme! was constructed mainly with a view to shorten the distance to Lewes and Ihoungs, and the latter to establish an improved commu nication with the continent. The llorshain branch, al miles in length, was opened on the 14th February last, and promises to give a good return on the cost of construction. The egreement between this com pany and the South Eastern was now compieted; by it the Croydon, and Greenwich, and Bricklayers' Arms tom, respectively, were made free to the two companies from November last, when the hods of agreement wet e signed. It will enable this company to provide the additional accommodation fur their traffic in London, which had become indispensable, at a moderate outlay of capital, as compared with the very heavy cost which had been previously estimated, and to obtains better goods station, as well as the free use of the pasicoger statioe, at the Bricklayers' Arms. The goods station comprises an eves of 44 acres, on a level, and is 11 mile from Louden Bridge, instead of 31 miles, the distance of the present dery d at New Qom lb* tolltran the douslaasteisCompany Om bow inaludedin the And a balance will remain to the credit of the current half-year of Ealft 12 9 The only deduction made In respect of unproductive capital was a,u9l/. I SP. 4d., being interest upon the expenditure iecurred for un finished works. The whole of the minnow capital expended has now become a tharge upon revenue, and this at a period when, owing to the Revere and lung-eantinued depieseion of the times, the tr,iffic upon lie main line loes not only been :tree, ted in its to evious progres sive Increase, but onneilerably diminished, w site Meat upon the toast lines has not been developed. 'I he work, on the Thames Junetion, and the Ilailtham and Eastbourne lines, plug, titer al miles, which had been suspended, have bent renamed : and this. at the 1101410n bridge and Portemouth stations could not be much longer deferred; at was hoped, however, that owing to the arrangements the with W ormer e Louth E as tern Company already explained, the cost of f Station may be reduced Lelow the sum art 150,0hu1. elated in the report of the committee of investigation. The coiteruction of the goods station at the Bricklayers' Arms weal.' be iuturediately oommence3, and the principal contract having been let We directors did not anticipate that the whole frost would exceed 15,0001.; and thu outlay would, by developing the goods traffic and saving execute in cofiluctitig it, prove i t productive. The bill promoted by the company so far as it related to the sobs, was - tim to steam beats, after huvalg pawed the I LAISC C onmsns, rejected by a committee of the !louse of Lords. The director, regard this result as a serious blow to the proprietary, ns by it the expecta tions of large eutitmental Bathe UPI hustratesl. In conse quence of a the luxe of the bill the bests of the Brighton and Con tintaiMl Steam Packet Company have been advertised fur eale, awl the flilVallte made by this ounipany will be repaid. fps entire number of shame authorised to be ratted at We last extra ordinary meeting nut having been taken Up a &Nadel rthotment was made amongst the shureholtkats; but sun the threetroe bawl, in the meantime, obtained further loans, it became unnemassay to issue all the surplus shares; the nowt. r unappropriated is 13,101. The amount of wnr tgage hoods paid elf to this date, out of these shares, is 290,100/. A reetiluthin will or submitted for We conversion into stock of the coaselidated eighth Atom, created 19th August, 1046. The directors hove tilled up the varanciro in the board by the election of Samuel Laing, James Whishavr, and William Cush, lequires. The A immed gentleman, who has acropted the Mike of chairinan on the resignation thereof by C. P. tireufill, M.P., is well known front his former position :it the Board id Trade, and the two latter were numbeesuf Welter committroof investigation appointed by the proprie tors. The utmost efluctsof the directors wi.l be exerted Wiliest:Dish die further outlay of capital, and they believe they arc warranted in say- Inv that there is no liege railway company width Itaa small so extent of works in progress or tu proms et ; and, loeking to ene ral position of the company, esperially to the fact of the contuturo Inn ease of the traffic, notwithstanding the extraordinary deptession of the tines, the directors cannot elude this report without express- • ing the fullest coutidenee in the ultimate PUCCI", of the undertaking. The capital account to 30th June but showed that 6,310,7714. Is. 3d. had been received, and 6,286,812/. In. emended, leaving a Iralunce of 2:,961/. us. :d. The revenue account to name period showed receipts at 205,675.1. Ile. loci.; expenditure 95,12e.1. thr.; debenture interest, 32,3731. len. 111. ; di..1.0.4/1/1P I 7,9751. le. 9,1. A1t,1101.1. lI A LI;NCL-VIIIIAT, 3thut JINX ; 1848. ....--. 14.11109. To balance of cadfat the'company'4 Woken Z72,497 10 1 To rautertals and stores in loud 1.3,e90 1 a 2 To amount udranerd to the Brighton and Conlioeutal ...73 0 6 Steam Neket Company (including lateral) ..... To sundry aceounb , due to the company To emir uu lua and Interest 3.;,932 13 9 --- i 2179,3116 7 2 CR/91TM By balance of capital mount 0 3 lly balance of reveone or count 77,976 9 34 Ily dividends, inter-t,-t,unpaid 3 000 By sundry accounts due to contractors end others 33, 7 9sS 2 9 By income tax reserved 6,777 7 0 By tempormy Maas C 179,396 7 2 Mr. Levy inquired whether all the directors, including thew re cently elected to the board, bad acquithcal in the report Bet read I The Chairman replied that there hat not been a dioeimeat Mr. Lem': Were our new directors, Mr. Cash and Mr. Whithaw7 privy to It I The Chuuman—Quite PO. It now devolved upon him to address a few worthy to the meeting before moo hug the adoption of the report which had just been read. The mectinit, no doubt, had otreerved in the nese - awaits that certain resolutnnis had been adopted at a meet. ing of a section of the proprietors, heir at the Dail of Commerce, re- fleeting upon their late chairman, Mr. C. P. (Bedell, M.P. (who tau now alsro..l),(is that that hon. gentleman had made in his place in the ]louse of Commons ad to the thtablehment of ' s team-boats IfOIIINCW/Iliell to the opposite coast b 5• We company. In the abscree of Mr. Orenfell the direotors justified what he had said on that subject, and identified theunclves with the statemett he had male. At the sat= meting he (the Chairman) hl been attacked for the evidence be had given on the subject of I-heathen-boats before the committee of the House of lards; and, though he had been exposed to On examination of from tire to six hours by four enmel, who of course had endeavoured to perplex Him, but if anybody would te the trouble to read Hi nd s evidence, it would be found that tiny had tailed to do so, and to the opinions he then had stated ho still adhered. The first point In the report referred to the agreement with the South-La-tern Company, the delay in the completion of which had been unavoidable, owing to the complicated details into which it had been ocotheary to enter. It NM however now completed; the negotiations had been brought to a termination, and he trusted the resole would be to cement the bond of friendship between the two companies. Ile thought he might congratunte the proprietora upon so small an amount as 3,0ai1. being charged upon the unproductive capital of the company. By the course taken by the directors, every charge was now brought to the debit of the rce nut, and by this means the proprietors were put in possession of the most depressed point to winch their pro. Per ty could be brought. In the respect this company hod been the first to act the eum pie to other railway companies; or, however, other bodies must come ; they would foci it heavily, ,as the company had, and he could not avoid vying that all these difficulties might have been obviated had the government met the railway wheelis concocted in lola as those schemes ought to have been met. The contraction of the capital account was really and truly the onlyehance which Ultil afforded to railway companies fur emancipation from their present difficulties. This company had only miles.; in progress, but the works had been stopped is September last, and they hail no works in respeet., except those which were unavoidable at /M: two ends of the line. V. ith regard to the general expenditure, the committee of in vestigation had stated thei- belief that the figores stated would accom plish the varitill, purposes for wtech they were severally set down under the heads of outlay. Ile must also refer with great sal...faction to the reduction which loan been effected by improvements in the loco motive department, by which one engine ovoid now run_a train which foroierly required two elm:rats; and, in tact, a ellicien i was the lees motive deparement that the superiutcodent helloed that the smiths' shops might be closed for two or three months without a demand for their cervices. In speaking of the al miles 01 line in pragrea, he moat allude to that portion of it w hich included the Thames Junetion line which had wine to this company by the Croydon amalgamation. With the puretuue from tb4tturrey Dock Company the directors had every MOOD to be well ratiatied. They had got 46 0 feet of • river I frontage; a wharf 01 SOO feet, at which they would be able to discharge 15 or le; shire at a time. The line would adjoin the government arsenal at Deptford, from whence by the line, when completed, there would be n direct communication to the dock} and at l'ortamuuth. This, together with the win teethe for the entire elistriA, could not fail to he productive of beneficial results to the company. The value of this arrangement with tho Surrey Dock Company aught be judged of by the bet, that the North.Wthtern Company had incurred an outlay of 700,0007. for a position still leas ,advantageous. With respect to the Portsmouth line, that bill had been kat, and that loss was a serious discouragement to the company, sad in the views of the directors, which had been tulty explained to the committee of Java). thration, that committee had eirthally concurred. Those views it would be unwise to state publialy ; they had opponents chowherc, and had undergone conflicts in parliament, and caution is this matter was necevery ; and he therefore recommended the meeting not to I press iaquiria on that bead. Ile would, however, at once elate that no further money would be spent, and uothing further would be done in that direction, without the proprietors being convened on the mat ter. With that aseurance on his part be hoped the proprietors would rest satisfied. After a few more general remarks, the chairman con cludes! bLmoving that the report of the directors be received and r.tharles Crowley seconded the motion. Mr. Hewitt Davis moved as an amendment that "the report now read be received, and that so much thereof us nee mmentis that • dividend of 135. upon every SO/. atoek, and the conversion of the Con solidated Eighth Moires created Aug. 16. 1346, be confirmed, end that the remainder of each report be not confirmed, the proprietors not having confidence in the directors." Mr. Mood seconded the amendment. Mr. Levy expressed his surprise that the two new directors, Messrs. Cosh 11101 Whishaw, who, 03 members of the committee of in. veatigation had condemned the project for the ratahlishment of the steam.hcata, should have kneed in tho report, which ex pressed regr t for the failure of that project. Ile objected to direc tors being chasm by the board, and thought the proprietary body ought alone to have the choice of those to whom they entrusted the management of their concern'. Mr. Whishaw and Mr. Cub both explained that the report had been drawn up before they had taken their seats at the board. The latter gentleman added that he concurred in the opinion expressed by Mr. Levy that the directors ought to be elected by the pr - - and with that feeling lie was quite ready to resign Ms seat. The Chairman made • ,protracted and able reply to t‘e. brought forward, in defence of his colleagues and himself, and ma. loudly cheered throughout. At length the amendment WAS put to the meeting, when only right lands were held up in its favour, while an overwhelming majority was exhibited optima it, amidst general and derisive cheers. The original motion was then put and carried unanimously. The next resolution, that a dividend be now declared of 13s. 011 the 50/. consolidated stock of the company, payable on Sept. I, was agreed to without any diSCWIIIi.OII; as was also a resolution, that such of the consolidated eighth shares (D), created Aug. 16, 1846, whereon all the calls have been paid, be now converted into capital stock, to be divided amongst the proprietors thereof, according to their present' respective interests therein, A vote of thanks to the chairman and directors was carried by acclamation, and the meeting, after a sitting of upwards of three and a half hours, adjourned. Lague ADD BRADrORD.—HaIf yearly Meeting.—Leeds, I2.—Mr. John Waildingham, V.C., is the chair.—The state- ment of capital account showed that the various payments to the end of December, 1817, amounted to 1,093,4021. his. 6d., and that the payments during the half year ending June 70, 1818, were 229/. Ils. 6d, making a total of 1,177, , i32/. Ith. The receipts to the end of December, 1847, were 1,103,5871. 95. Cid. (including call% 1047,755/. ; and loans, 212,1/007.) ; and during the half year to June 30, 1848, 61,0481. 6s. lid. (including calls, 11,6631. ; and 101‘014 49,5151.), leaving a balance due to the bankers of 10,1961. lino 7d. In moving the aeloption and printing of the ac counts, the Chairman said it would be in the recollection of some of the gentlemen present that at the lust meeting he was very much urged to state the time when the Ilne would be completed. Ile then declined to do that, because he thowtht he night be saying more than I the result would show that ho was justified in saying; but he did say that he had no doubt that the line would be completed and opened to Coln in the course of the vaunt year. lie was happy to annotuice now that it would be opened on the let of October, eo that the share holders might expect that the full dividend would accrue from the Ist of January following. The directors had been very anxious, with the shareWrs, that there ahoull be no delay, and looking at the 14 • Aberdeen 6 20 22 la Lend 34 *obese loot k Dort la 3d. ' Do IL, BirIFI. Wol.dt Dlolleo 3141 p. 34 Do 131 /Pr. Ira kS. V alto 4 441. 50 Do 74 Herrn. & Oxford Jo. • 23* 10 Do 6 Lloston.Stam.Arßirrn 11 414. 111 Do 83 f isistot and Eras:- 31 321. ~. SDo 2.5 Do. 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Me/3 c 24i. 84' ne- MEETINGS.-Lompote,B2.o -- - • against hint ; and in order ta collect further information the case wu remanded ti:l Dlootiv. IRELAND. DUBLIN, AUGUST 17. The crown, warred by the, failure in the former trial of Mr. O'Doherty, rave supplied further evidence to satisfy any difficult juror. His handwriting to the declaration has been pro-sci, and its similarity to cer tain MSS. of the indicted articles established. It was also proved that he took n active part in the manage ment of the Tribune. We may not, therefore, doubt that in his case justice tral fail again. The news from the so:th respecting the potato is the reverse of agreeable. The disease is enormously on the increase there ; bat certainly, if anything could check it, it would be a continuance of the weather of this morning. PROFINCIAL. LAY:ASDIRK. TILE NORTII AND SOCTa WALES BANK held their annual meeting in the Clarandon•roome, Liverpool, yester da R. Griffiths, chairman of the board of directors, preysiding. There was a Mil A ttendance of proprieton. The hu•iness of the meeting commenced by the reading of th,i report.—The Chairman, in ince the adoption of the report, explained the reasons why she directors preferred adding to the au, plus tund.inatead of dee:Eying a dividers I.—Mr. liar riwn, in a speech of considerable length, condemned the car• eying on of the head esta blisement in Liverpool as iniurious to the branches in the pri. cipality, and proceeded to ani madvert on the general cone.uct of the directors in reference to the Birkenhead loan and other matters. This led to a warm and exceedingly pernr al discussion, but eventually the report was adopted unanimoudy, with the exception of Mr. liarrison, who ilissent: 11. The retiring directors were then rt.elected, Stlol. r;teil te the directors, and the meeting separated. CI,SHICAL THE ARCIIIITSHOP OP CIETEREVRI - CONSECRATED THE NSW CHIA, 0 Or ST.IILIWARreA, VALIONO, Kent, on W onnexion ith instant, in the presence ce a Tery large sasomblr of the clerpy :owl gentry of the county. TEr tier. H. L. Ito:, M.A., of Christ's ge, Can. bi alge, iIOC2Or 4 to the P.C. of tAt. Margaret's, Yakking. NAVAL. PRIZE MOSEY.—Last right's Ga.:Tile gives notice to the officers and company of the Setzeon, Rut a distribution of the nett proceeds of the brigantine, WT..: unknoa n, captured on the Sal of April, 1549, will be made at the office of the agent, No. 10, John. street, Adelphi, on the Out of Sept ,18 ; and that the same will be recalled every Tuesday and F 71.1,7 for three niunths to come. Pio. pertions : captain, 01/. Ids. fici.; Ist etas, glif. 194. rd.; gnil 121. I Is. 90.; 3rd CLAP, 61. de. 100.; dtli claw, di. 3s. I Id.; :ith clads, C 2. 1.. 110.; 6th dare, M. 7s. Md.; 7th clam, 13s. Hid. DEvoNPORY, Aro. 17.--Iticehone, 16, tom. Soth..br, arrived thie morning from Niv:l:ealtand. with mails, having left Wel lington on the 17th of April, assi arrived at Rio on the 21i10 June, and sailed two days after fur England. The Racehorse experienced iety bad weather in the former part of her voyage, but had a plea-ant ia4- sage Dom Rio. The Comte., l'sbsrel, Kestrel, and Cresemd, werelying at Rio when the Racehorse rt , Mr. Moon. master, arrived yesterday from liulyhec4aud havingeonied, railed this loom ing or l l'ortemonih• — St ticS , WAIT, roiled tor Put tsiuuuth this day, with supernumeraries. ADMIRALTY, Arc. 18.—.TROMOTION6-11. A. Ford, R. Lind:tett, and A. B. llutlakiuson, to be lit utenants.—Atimisi Avers ?lute :C. Y. Coventry, to Spy. Clerk R. More, to Wellesley. Mid shipmen: C. F. Palmer and C y. Sidebottom, to Excellent. Aisistant engineer ;3rd elate': W. GUI, to Fiairsrd. Naval cadets: C. W. Evans, to soutliarninon ; W. W,.lcnon, to Prince Regent. Acting boatswain: Li. Webber, tonic...gnaw, MILITARY. THE Molt' is Inti-tsz.-The following is an authentic statement of the military fare...sow serving in Ireland, and It includes every regiment which has scat there lattly, in cousatuenee of the disturbances: CAVALAT.-la and GM Dn.:arm Goads ; "ad, 4th, 6ttt, 7th, Pth, 12th, 13th, 17th 'Waggons -0g regiments. Israarwr.-Int (2nd haft.). 2a d, 3rd, dth, 13th, 26th, 314 t, 35th, loth, 41st, 43rd, 47th, 4gth, 55th, 57th, sdth, fillth (2nd ban.), 64th, CUL, 70th, 71.6 ,Ist 74th, 75 th , b3rd, 85th, ( Bath, 52nd Foot-28 reMments Of battalions of infantry. AA NA UV UrPOTA.-61i1 ~1 r•rop... reserved bait.), 7th, 12th, 34th, 39th, Stith„ 73rd, 70th, 5001, PIM Toot- infantry depots. Thu. 1u regiment• of eaVidrn, 28 taittalions of infantry, and 10 de p. do of infantry are now static in Ireland, making a military force 7 ,ozelogire of artillery, enrolls. :gut-pensioners, and mounted police) of about 32,0.0 men of al: The 711 h, 75M, and sith n dMienta compose the moreeb:e column under the command of rd.:jot-Gen. 3l'llonald, and the hradquiguas of this force Is Thurlc.. ILab) EQUITY COURTS. Berme Vice-Chancellor Knight Bmee. IN THE MATTER OF TENN.—CUSTODY OF INFANTS. — The court delivered out an order in this petition, discharging the order and undertaking of the 9th inst., and •vith the con sent of Mr. Iynn, and without prejudice, it was ordered thst the infants be not rsasoved out of the county of Middle sex until further order; that the female infant should re main in the custody of Mrs. Ipso and Mrs. Ainsworth, the latter undertaking to provide proper maintenance and educa tion; and with the cornett of Mr. lynn, and without pre ' judice to :my proceedings by him, under the habeas corpus, at law, for the purposes of obtaining possesdon of the two male infant., the petition to stand over till the 3,1 of Nov.. Mr. Fyon offering to undertake, and undertaking, if he shall obtain possession of them, to provide proper mainte nance and education for them:and to permit them to visit and remain with their mother six hours daily at her residence, within St. John's-wood, without his presence or the presence of any other Iverson. POLICE.—YESTERDAY. MANSION-HOUSE. —Sentriost. —J. J. Baer was charged with a misdemeanor. Mr. Hayward, from the office of the Solicitor to the Treasury, attended for the pro recution.—Mr..l. White, short-hand writer, said: "Oa the even"ng of Friday the 2Sth July last, I attended a meeting at ,he theatre, in Milton-street, City. At one time there were upwards of 1,000 persons present. I saw a bill lying on the table headed, ' la Ireland up?' end calling on the people to attend in order to take the state of that country into consideration. The meeting completed of the poorer daises, mostly Irish la ourens, and such a clams of people as is ally seen at chartist meetings. There were a great number of wemen. I took notes of the speeches made dur ing the evening, in !port-hand. I know the defendant, In the course of that evening I heard him make a speech, which I took down in short-hand. In the course of this speech the defendant moved the following resolution : itesalsed that this tee tLSK deeply sympathises with the struggling y,,iple of Ireland, and is resoivoil to assist them by all and every means in their power, and that we consider the phrical preparations of the government un; at:triable without the proper remedial measures attached thereto. He then said: " Brother chartist., brethren, republicans, brother democrats, for I don't know that I can address you by any better rime than democrats, for the principle of de mocracy is the principle of fair play; the principle of demo cruel is the principle of a free stage to all and no favour to any; the principle of democracy is the rights of the rich and no more ; the principle of democracy is the rights of the poor nd no less." After further praise of demoersey,and after quoting the Marseillaise Hymn, he went on to say that neither bolts our bars had tamed John Mitchel nor Ernest Jones. Did they (he said) tame the men of old when they were burned at the stake: No; they actually progressed their prin ciples more than they would have progressed. Tyrants be ware. You had better shut up shop; you had better put up your swords and cut and run, for democracy is spreading, depend upon it, and sooner or later will overwhelm you all. My friends, we live in strange times, and yet it is a privilege to live in these times. We have seen a great many things; we have seen lords, and dukes, and princes, and all the rest of the mob in different nations cut and run. Louis Philippe had to change his clothes and his whiskers, andto take his urn brells and sun and cut away. We have seen great changes arid we shall live to see greater changes yet. As a democrat, I I hope so. If Lord John Russell wants to know what I am, I am a merchant in the City of Landon ; and though perhaps I bare not much rhino, I am more respectable than many other merchants, for Igo to market with ready money. I sell fish about the streets. The remainder of the speech consisted chiefly of extracts from the Nero York Herald, in violent abuse of the English government. After reading several extracts of this kind, the speaker said, The question is asked in the bill, "Is Ireland up ?" I think you will all own she has been down long enough; and an other thing you will own, too, I think, that it is time sho was up, and if she does not get up herself, as one man, serve her right for being down; servo any willing slaves right who kiss the chains that bind them. I ask how long shall tyrants reign ? Tyrants have reigned in Ireland for seven centuries nearly, and I hope that those that have mocked her sufferings and starved her may now meet *ith the rewa rd they merit, whoever they are." Fur ther on he adds : " I say 'he government are acting either very - roguishly or very insanely, and therefore I say openly and advisedly, that neither a roguish government nor an in sane government ought to exist." After reading this speech, which was very lengthy, the witness went on to say that it was received with loud applause.—The defendant thanked the witness for the fairness of his report.—D. bloy, • police man who apprehended the prisoner, said that at the station house he (the prisoner) took from his pocket a paper, now produced, containing extracts from different writers on liberty and " tyrannical governments." The prisoner reserved his defence, and was fully committed for trial. WORSHIP-STREET. A STOLEN Not's. —Mr. R. Franks, a commission-agent, was finally examined, charged with basing had recent possession of a 501. Bank of England note, which had been stolen from the person of Mr. John Terry, an attorney's clerk, on the Chelmsford race-course, on the 11th inst., under the circumstances detailed in our paper of Tuesday last.—Mr. Arnold said that he certainly con sidered that it was a question for • jury, and he therefore made up his mind to commit the prisoner for trial, but ac cepted bail for his appearance, himself in 1501 4 luta two sure ties in 751. each. MONEY MARKET. - _ FRIDAY EvzNINO. 1 The generally encouraging nature of the accounts' this morning from nearly all parts of the continent imparted a more cheering tone to the stock market, and the funds opened in advance upon the prices last marked yesterday. Consols, from 864-, at which the first bargains were done, rose to 864, but so remained for a short time only. A sale of 50,000/. for account reduced the quotations at once per cent., and they subsequently declined still further to 83a to 6 for money, and for account to 86. The sale referred to, although not of particular magnitude, had 'ld. par a a 1 , 1 par 8 id:id. yar 1 1 ” 2 11 13 111 is 11 8 1814. 1:11 14. works! in the aro. tbere hod been no delay ; but they bad not thought it desirable to puth soreard the norm at the extremity of the line when there was he much to be dune between Shipley and Skiptom lie might mit that the Sr idlend Company had not Interr ed no printing and another resolution declaring • dividend for the half-year endd June 80, cd the rate of 250. per share, less income tax, payabk on Aug. 31. Thanks were voted to the chairman, and the meeting broke up. GLASGOW, DUMFRIES, AND CARLIALR. - Hole-yearly Afeeting.--(;largovr, August 17.-Mr. John Leadhetter in the chair.- The directors, in their report, stated that notwitbstanding the almoet unprecedented difficulties which have prevailed in monetary affairs they have been enabled to complete the line between Dumfries god Ma unction with the Caledaniare line at Gretna, • Maeda of 21 tenee, wh eh will be opened for public traffic on Wednesday next, 23rd instant, when trams will run in connexion with those on the Caledo nian line at Gretna. The Glasgow and Ayr Company have provided the plant required for thia parrot of the line, and the director! , have entered into a working agreement with them. The profit or I lad of conducting traffic on this or any other isolated portion of the tine will belong to that company, reeing that, in lieu of dividend, interest at the rate of five per cant. maLii!ure la to be paid until the main line 1. opened and a h amalgamation effected. With regard to the line north of iri n m7m. circumstanced have oocurred to retard its progress over which the directors held Melt or no control. The contractor. for the Drumidrig coetract, on which the tunnel, one of the heaviest weeks on the line, le situated, have found ft expedient to make arrangement , with another peaty cal shill and experience to relieve hem of its exe cution. They are, however, enabled to state that the Dalswinton eon. tract, from Dumfries to a point within three milm of Thornhill, an additionel distance of 12 mitre, may be completed and ready for traffic in six mirth. from this date, thue giving a multitude line to Gretna of 3e miles, through a populous and impertard district of country; and with the Cumnock extension of the Ayrshire Rail way, now ups ned, leaving only about thirty miles to complete the direct communication with Englund. The direc tors have obtained from the railway commictunets an eaten elan ol the time allowed ter the cordruden of the several branches which tide company are authorised to execute, for two years beyond the period epecificel in the various. ado. The reeteicted eattnat: of the I company of 433,3331. ba. bd. had been expended ; and in Wrap of the agreement with the Glasgow and Ayr Company, the latter have to provide the remmie funds fur the completion of the main line. Title wee now in course of being done by the Ayrshire proprietary, by the creation of such an antenna of additional capital es would, when paid up to the extent of 217,00/., enable title company to exercise their borrowitig powers to the peril/emcee' ary limit of one-third of the original dpitaL From the baLancechmt it appeared that the amount reorient and expended up w this date wan 467,3861. 19e. 1 Id.-The Cludrman cony. Mutated the shareholders on the position of the the most Important part of tko line, and intimated that government inspector bail gone over it, and sanctioned ins thimediate opening, which would take piece on Wednesday next. Be looked termini to betel . times, end an Merest, d division of profits; and proposed that front and alter the let Deccmher, 1818, the Amnia of Sk 60. ed. be consolidated into a general capital stock; and that the propmal to offer to the ehareleoldeis of this company a proportinn of the new dock to be created by the Ayrshire company be tamp' ell as !sufficient fulfilment...l the agreement entered into Let Ween the two companies In 1017 -Agreed to.-The rheetlng wag then made spacial, when, on the mown of the chairman, the directors vere au thorised to rat, by mortgage 433,3601. w soon as one-hall of the chore capital shall hive been paid up. COUS AND WATEhrOIcD.-IlaY• yearly Meeting.-LOn dm, Aug. le.-Mr. Thomas Wvee in the chair. -The report was pre. mooted to the meeting, from which it appeared that tee hopes of better , reelects for railway engsgemente not having yet been realised, the directors advised the ,U6l,l,neion stall proceedings until the next half- yearly meeting iu lebtuary. In the meantime the director* pm smiled the Luancial elm:meet tar the Mot an mouths which ex hioard diaries in hand if 10,dla1. 2e. 3d. Ae to the cUntillaheioll of the iD tereA,in the depoaite the director* were anxide to take the scone of I the proprietors By the cash datement it appeared that the company had received 73,531. 15s. and that the exientliture hitherto was 65,2611/. 12s. Mi., having the balance, as above steed, of 10,3031. 2s. 3d. The chairman haring muted dome tame without 214 eh tebadden ap pearing so conditute the meeting, no rem:Muds were come ta g mil the meeting adjourned. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.-OrzwiNo or EAST LAN coattne.-The link between Accrington and Stubble.; of this line of railway, completir,g the chitin between Manchester and Weed, was thrown open to the public on 'Mullein - . This lick is about eight miles in length, end embraces nine of the most tomtit:dile works on the entire line including an incline of I in 78 on the Manchester aide orate summit, and inclines staling from 1 in 110 to 1 in 40 cm the Preston aide, descending into the town of Accrington. Of course tome curiosity was experienced to see how the engines smell sue mount this difficulty. Tee Zamirl, a paqiellia:r train cagiee, sup plied by Messrs. Wilson and Co., Ire dos took the first train 1 with seven carriage-1 up the heavy incline Old Acerag- tun. at an average speed of 23 mile. an boor; the !second train Wan the express, and this was taken up the helm: by an engine constructed by Messrs Sharpe and Roberts, a. the rate • f miles an hour, wbich is considered a rather surer . ..sing feat, whin it fa borne in mind that it was an uncoupled engine; and the whole distaim be tween Blackburn and Manchester, 25 miles waa accomplished in SO excluaive of an unavoidable detention of a few minutes at Bury, for the junction train over the Rawterestall branch. Toe idol: distance between Mancbmter and Presto. is about 4u miles eiceedmg the length the L - IncaPhire and Yorkehire about t he l and tie Loudon and North Westmn route, via Parkside, over or th L Mon, by about a wile. CHESTY:It AND HOLYHEAD.-The traffic on this line is Incremeing. Tho amount .or tie week ending August 5 was Leo; /. 46 Id., whilst that fur the week ending Aug. 12 was 2.2351. Se., exclusive of payment tor conveyance of the made, and toll from the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway company. EUENCU RAILWAYs.—The Minister of Public Works, aecompanted by two engineer , and the I'ref et if the Cher, went on Sunday Mat te Vierzon, and there took off the sequestration upon the railroad " Du Centre."—lhe duectors of the Paris and Strasbourg Railway Company have booed notice to their shareholders that, .n nansmmente of a large amount of their funds being lucked up to Sons du Treed . , and being unwilling to make a menthe by realising them at the m sent luW price, a call will be made of 231 r., payeble tram, the let to p "loth Oztober, and another for a like sum, payable from the let to the 30th February next. The Northern Railway Company, notwithstanding the recent assurance given tbat no call would be made for one year, have also issued a noLhe for a call of 50f. per share, to be paid before the end of the present mouth, but from which sum the July dividend of Sfr. and a hums of 'JO. 95c. per dare will be deducted. BUSLNESS OPTUE ENSUING WEEK.-(From ffsiheay Chresiele) Merrnsua.-Birkenhead, Lancashire ' and Chedire-Aug. 26, air. kenhesil ; Buckinghamshire-Aug. 13, Easton station, at 2;; East sad Went India Dods and Birmingluan Junction-Aug. 24, 12, Old Browl-street, tit 2; Eastern Union-Aug. 23, Immesh, at I pulse. Town, and Maded-Aug. 21, London Tavern, at l; Glasgow, Painley, sad (Air -Aug. 21, Glasgow, a. I; L'ynvi Valley-Aug 21, 449, West Strand; London and South-Weetern-Aug. 25, Nate SIMS at ; Louvain a la Sambre-Aug.-6, Brussels; Norfolk-Aug. 24, Guildhira-bwidings, at 1 ; Northern Counties Union-Aug. 24, London Tavern, at 12; Orleans and Berth:aux-Aug. 24, Paris at 3; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton-Aug. 25, Worcester, at I ; South Wales-.lug. 23, Paddington, at 2 ; Thames Raven-Aug. 21, Guildluill Coffee-house, at l; Vale of Neath-Aug. 23, 443, West Strand; Wsar Valley-Aug. 25, Dariington ; Wharfedale-Aug. 23, skipion, at 121 ; Windsor, Staines and South Western-. Aug. 26, Nine Saws at I ; York, Neweasde, and Berwick-Aug. 21, York, at 12$; York and North Midland-Aug. 21, York, at 12. lhviuhaus.-Great North of England-3k on the 1001. shares 1/. eis ad. on the 4ul. shares ; I/. lbs. on the 30/. dare.; and M. 3d. on the 15f. sbares, new payable; Lancashire and Chrliele-11. per whole share, ms 41 . 61. per third dare ; Lond, n and North Wts tern-At the rate of 7 per cent per annum ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire-At the rate of 5 per cent. per annum on the 1101. chants and 74 per cent. per annum on tho Sheffield and Manchester No. 1 quarter shares, payable Sept. 1; North Staffordshire-4a. per share. CaLl.s.-Birmingham, Wolverhampton. and Stour Valley-Ile 10s., due Aug. 7 ; Caledonian -21. 10e. on the 101. preference dares, due Aug. 21 ; Ce)lon-Se., doe Aug. 21 ; Dutch-Rhenish-lee., due Aug. la; Dundalk and Enniskillen-21. 104., due Aug, 12; End and West India Dock. and Birmingham Junction-V. due Aug. 31 ; Glasgow, Peaky, and Gredock -21. on the preference dares due Aug. 22; Great lnehan Peninoula-10s, due Aug. 15; Great North of Enland-21. les on the 151. dares due Aug. II; Great N orthern -N., due Aug. 3l; Disk South.Laetern-1 1 . due Aug. 21 ; Italian and Auterian-11., due Aug. 15; Leeds std on the original shares, due Aug, 9; loadon, Brighton, and tiouth Coast-1k on the new 5 per cent. pref. shares, due Aug. and IW. on the eighth D" shares, due Aug. 15; London and North-V. mtern-51. on the Grand Junction Mt. dares, due Aug. 19 Melton and Drifileld--1/. 10e., die Aug. S; Newcastle and Lnrlisle lob. on the new 1001. shares, due Aug. 21 • Newry, Warrenpoint, and ltasstrevor-21. 10L, due Aug. IS; Soeith-Eastern-11. S 6 on the No. 4 ehares due Aug. 18; South Wales-3/. due August 16 ; Water for 1 and kalketuty-21. 10a., due Aug. 23 ; Waterturd and Limerick -21. 10s., due Aug. 10; York, Newcastle, and Berwick-Sl. on the extensions, Nu. 2, due Aug. 25. Derceire Rereman.--Anglo.Belgian ; 2/. per share. Derb7„Bt. touter, and Stafford; 7e. 4d. per share (final) till Sept. I. Grand l teen ; Is. per share. Over-Yesel ; 12u. 3d. per dare. Southruripton Man. ehi ether, and Oxford; 6.. per share, every Monday, Wedneediy, and Friday till Sept. 30. Shrewsbury and llercford; Is id. per dare Baal cu s } kg . 28 13 . " oss t r d August m b e rg a ys h. r e vi. N t o dA t t st n g le n ut il d AA B o gu g n , to bl 30; Lastern Union-till August 25; ' Edinburgh and Glasgow-til August 29; Glasgow, Peaky, and Ayr-till August 24; LiverpoN Crosby, and Southport-frost Aug. 21 till 30 • Llynd till Aug. 21; London and Bladwall-till Augaiit 22 ; London and heath Western-till Aug. 25; Londonderry and Coleraine - till August 30; LonclOn and Enniskillen-till Aug. 29; L.ms stoft-from August 21 till 31; Newport, Abergavenny, and liereford-till August 29 ;Newry and Enniskillen-till Aug. 3u ; Nor folk-till Aug. 24; North Wales-front Aug. 21 till 31; Northern Countica Union-till Aug. 24; (Word, Worcester, and \Volved:tame ton-till Aug. 25; Preston and Wyre-till Sept. 1 ; Shrewsbury and Birmingham-till Aug. 29 ; hlizeirelniry and Ilereford-till Aug. 30; Mouth Wales-till Aug. 23; Taw Vale-from Aug. 21 Uhl 31 ; Vale of Neath-from Aug. 12 till 23; Waterford and Limerick-till Aug. 30; Wear Valley-till Aug. 25; Wharfedale-till Aug. 23; NV hitehaven and Earns-till Aug. 29 ; Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth-tlll Aug. 28; York, Newectle, and Berwick-till Aug. 21; York and North Mbilend-till Aug. 21. Teeenc.-Weeks ending Aug. 5 to l ug. 12.-(From the Chronic 2M 1847. , Birk., Lone.,4 Chink - 14 808 Londonand Blackwell Caledoulan 5.64 - I Londometridtn,..e.. I Chmtor and Uolyhead 2,215! - London& S. DUIAM & Drogheda Dill 1,003 Londonderry& Ennis loathe & limpauvria 1,1021 1.20.3 Maw. Itibeff.t Lion 'hind. Pth.kAban.Ja. 1,E16 1.12 e Maqport alkaline... East Anglian ...... 6 - ' MiWand Ewa Laamshae..,., . 1,29 T Rigi Mid Gt. Western 11.) E.Countle. & Norfolk 16279 16.411Noweadle Keenan Union - 1 121 sT North British . edtermaid. & Olean.. 4.047 4,704,' SeetUah Central • • Ediuhund &Northern 2.229; - I Sbrewsbury .bestir. inns.. Pals., & 1 , 30 1W' VI, South Devon ....... Oleic., Pala, & Urn... . 1.347; South Great South. & Wag. 3,0911' O ..... dl Taff Vale ..... • Great Western —.. 23,63r,64311. 1 1 , ter Kendal & Winderm... 311 2401Whitehaten Junction. Lancaster & 3,00 1,63 s York, ea e. & !Mk_ Lane titre I Turner. 12.651,11.44 d! York & N. Midland.. -.oils, London & 24.12eitm.. 49.0E149,1151 10, no.") charges Railomy IPA& 1847. — =l V 173 11,684 14.060 11,83 e 1009 1621 246 2.q! 703 - 674 51.44123.193 at _ 209. - -71 a 3,1:73, 2z,950 3 . 2 1 7:.-, ="1 I,s;si 10.2; 1 1149w I, 1.843 !PA tik 14„407 , 13,492 19,29,1 9,322 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.—Mtscuto-Latig, Aro. IS.—The sugar market has again been depressed, and buyers have very generally refuted to give previous rates, on which the importers bought in freely yet a decline of 6(1, to le. upon last week's currency haa been established. 300 hhde. of West India sold, making 1 , 700 hhds. for en week. The only public see today cot elated of 2,400 boxes of yellow liavannah in bond, the sound part of which was withdrawn. The damaged only sold 16s. to ISt. 6d. Refined dull standard quality re main nominal at 533.—Coffee wears a dull appearance. None offered to public sale, but buyers seemed determined not to purchase more than Blair IMMerlikii wants require, and this is always verse to en advance in prince.—RiM het beta Arm, and abont 5,000 bags sold the last two days by private con tract, at prices which averaged those in public tale on Tuesday.— Saltpetre ono ; refraction 31 told at 255. to 2.5 e. 6d., but a parcel of very superior quality of the tame refraction sold at Via—Pepper sold with more spirit thin for some time past ; 1,500 bags clean Sumatra, in public sale 20. 211b.—Itum East India proof sold atlls. 6d. to is. Id., which was fully previous rates.—Tallow dull, at 445. on the spot. In public auction South American sold at 40e. 3d. to 465. 3d. ; Australian, Vs. fut. to 430.9 d. ; Odessa bought in at 435. to 430.6 d.— Star enlaced sold at 52nto3la—Sapanwood told ut 122.15.k—C0c0a nut oil sold at 391. to 401. ss.—ln other articles no material alteration; but it may be remarked that the past week haw shown one of the hea viest markets that we have seen for a long time past. Nearly every article, with the exception of rice, which mutt be considered a wea ther one, has been dull of Bale, and rather lower peeves submitted to. SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British possessions in America, eompated from the returns made In the week ceding the 05th day of Augusts 1940, is 245 . 21d. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the Mauritius is 23c. 64.1. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the East Indies is 26a. Id. per cwt. The average price of the three foregoing deseriptions, jointly, Is 25a. Old. per cwt. BUISTOL, Ara. 18.—There has been a lair demand this Week for rho realms, and neatly every lot brought forward, whieli was at all imitable fur their purposes, bas been disposed an 4r,t, f or mer prices ;out. in aome instan a decline of been submitted to. The a sloe reported reach WO blids. and 1,000 boxes. yellow Basuto:ill ; no sales reported in il umt ;:i Bowie. The groan arc doing nothing in saw suans say scentless, mural) a brand baring bra takes by them 4,14 The rased market la rather dull and lower, and It is feared dw elt ' admission of Dutch refined sugars will very seriou s l y ui y edm tis the British refiners, and if an this must 'womanly recoil pa p. "11 ._ ducer of the raw material. lot rum Mars Is more iug do y g •• for Leeward Island or Lard India sorts, of which the suppl y sa7 amalL Jamaica Demerara an MD much negle c ted, —` a COTTON.—lavertrooa, Auo. 18 —The improy..,_ in the weather has had Els expected effect on the market; th e - has grown considerably better, and the mks are estimated e 1774 balm. The total transactions of the work amount to 2 5,4 40 6 ' ) eluding 300 American on spec., and 3,140 Amencan, e n d 15 CZlia. export. Priem New Orleans, 3to se ; Row.' f rthr o k buratn, 24 50 3 1• WORSTED STUFFS, &C.—BRADFORD, Aro. 17, Th e attendance of merchants at ort market u-day wa, n "" and an active business was tramacted in almost all calcayer w goods, pleas as well as fancy. Tae steaks in the pirct.Olll , d small, as most of the manufacturers are making to unkr. Ix 7N market was more ..nimated than we have had to rirTrut for time past, both fur home consumption and for ahipintro, sad ,= raiser looked up. In the wool tuathet there was an seta e L 7.! fur Dolls and broke , , but for combing wools th ere was o , y -mme sale, f 0 that prices were not quite en heloynnt as last week. BLANKETS. IiECKNIuNDwiks, Auo. 17. blanket-Ault was well attended by merthaats today, Tani:streams. Owen there was only a dun atiolsisce, owing inked, we b, 4 ,. many of them being pretty well em p lo yed in snaking tn.* . %;,. 0 gaols allied' , in demand are far . home oansinutiou, Na ray, purebases were mask for exi.ortatlon. From the LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday , A Vat • BANKRUPIX. Ilisrar ANDREW, Manchester, dyer, to surrender Aug. so e „, 21, at IS, at Manchester Ct. son., Gregory at Co, Bea k . Thorley & Robinson, Manchester; off. fang., 110bma, y kk ' l :, Se W pt. j . ljj 2o rtl l3 l, A a e t u' E T s a e s t . e i' r t et. 'A' So D ls ,"'' '' Stovl hire o ' n, P' Exc wa ter her , A ‘. liteh, • 31 1 4 „ . • ' ; M., _City ; off. assig., 'llene], Meier. MOIST BARTON, Jun., LiVerllool, ship maim, Sept. S&sy S „ at Liverpool Ct. Fels., Gregory & Ledforibrowf M eee• e* Hull, Liverpool; off. assig, Cdsenove, Liverpool. k Joint B,olr.aims, Newtown, Montgotnen gaud np Sept. B&2sat II at Liverpool Ct. Sofa. Weal St " c e 1.... -- "7„,s London, at Jones,Newtown ; off. ansig., Morgan, Joh. lILACIIIILIAN, Itulme, LAIICE,Aire. builder, Aug. A k at 12, at Mancbeater Cl. son., Gregory & Co, lietam „, P ;*l. Indira Whitworth, Manchester ; o ff . Moir., 110bA011. Mi A ct,,c r . bustle.DUO , . le WILLI,* bI.AND, \Mange, k . k ;,.. Aug. 31 & Sept. 29 at 10, at Leeds Ct. Solo., t ibiatuma & Co s Jamaast. ; & Balmer, Leeds; of. swig., Preenrin, Lash. Corn BODLNY, Exeter, merchant, Aug. 31 es Oct y Exeter Cl. 50..., Baker & Co., limber, City, & B.ogd o e. !m a , - off. auig, Heineman, Exeter. Coresraucc, Wedneahury, Staffordshire, grocer, a m . M k Sept. 2S at 10e, at lib inirliain Ci. Sok., Motterac. & hies,ki ham; off. swig., Volt p, Birmingham. RICELAND DAL', 1111a1 CO.Ritie, Durham, drape, Aug. 2 2941,k Sept. Its at 14, at Ne wcastimititomTpoe Ct. Son., Cbbbolme & fa y Lineolu'isinn.fields, & Bane, Newcastle-smote-Tyne ; out ei k k. Wakkg, NefseastE•upon•Tyne. Wt Lucie En:cm, Muir ptomsq., builder, Aug. 2.6 d 2, & &Its ad le, at Basingailaft. Hells, Xing W'illcanart., City; assts., Whitmore, fiaainghall.M. GNOEION Gltueonfa, ebtllth4t., CheIPAI„ veterinary Aug. 25 at 2, &Sept. 29 at 12 4 , at Basinghalf-at. range; ins. eseitte•st., Strand off. asaig., lawman, Lirchindam. Joscru Mac & ltieuccu 11.411., L:ton, Lancashire, hobble t nets, Aug. 29 Se Sept. 19 at 12; at Mambeatrr CC ton, apeet. Harper-at., lied Lion-sq., So Grundy, Baty on. Fr.d&r, ChiNget. Joao I.IANDTALsON, Belfast, Ireland, bookseller, Aug. 31 at 11 , & Oct. 2 at 124, at La•ingdall-st. Sol„ Buckman, Ikuieghdlist; off. anig., Whitmore, Laslogbalbst. GILL,* YUAN( Is IIi.NRY & JOIIN Huta CHAYIII.IA, Limit vinegar brewers, Sept. S & 25 at 11, at Liverpool Ct. 0..., ge po. , pbamery•Line, & Holden, Liscrpoo.; off. assis„ Mayen LinferpooL Soon JACILION, Morley, Torkshire ' eburdst, Aim. 31 & Sept. Sgt 11, at Leeds Ct. Son., Jacques & Co., Ely-place, Hllxim; SeelMid, y e rkabire • & Sykes, Laois ; off. wig., Young, Lade. ROULICT Tottiag ton Lower End, Lancashire. torn de a ler, Am. 31 & Sept. 21 at 11, at Manchester Ct. Sobs , Clarke & Co., Lin:flea inn.flelds, & Whitehead, !tory ; off. angle., llobarm, sLincheser. MATIMEW SrAPHENEON, AFeliffe, WHAM, C.W.O. WV.; All 29 alll, & Sept. Di at 12, at Neweastle.upon•Vyne CC Sole, Oil. holme & Co., Lincan'adnridields, & Hale, Newcastle-v=4)xq ott'. auaig, [taker, Neweiostleupon.Tyuc. lloasno Flal/ICILICK WINN, Memingbam, japanna, Avg. 31 Sept. 23 at Toy, at Lirminflism Cl. Sots., Brown, Linton ; at &WS, Birmingham; off. anis., 'salpy, Birmingham. Joint WINGRAVI Coventry, Bilk dyer, Sept. S & (k'. 3 at 11, Birmingham Cl. ;el, Wowed, Coventry; off. wig., Cluntie, minghaM. lIANSISLTTCY ANNULLED. Aug. 7. T. Briggs, South Minima Barnet, innkeeper. INSOLVE-NT PETITIONERS'. Stafford. shoo mrnotactorer. 0 . Pun kikausb. Derioshire. J. D. tranitser, Canterbury, gasser is keeper. W. btoheor. LlsafthaneW Thigtoon. Non oh, watch. Brwthoocktbirs, • wets °lSt. maker. J. Temple, Ituttbtou MAWS, thw. IL Jarvis. Arlalrans. Norfolk school. keeper. 111•Serr. C. T. %man, 00500. Commit J. 2. Jove; Llvespool, bookaeller and hatter. stationer. J. Wum, jun, Shoot ratan, J. Palmer. Eccles. Norfolk me chant's clerk. 2. Witisuuder. Liverpool, nackiniss. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. J. Butler, Saffron Walden, Infra, nphonterer-Did div. of la, Aug. 16, or any Wednesday atter Ott. 7, at Graham's, Catemsnit. L. S. Butler LudgatedulL City, stationer-die. of Ss, AM. IS, any Wednead4 after Oct. 31, at Follett'a, Ssmbrooicet. G. Children, Tunbridge, Kent, baker -eliv. of Sa. had, Aug. B, any Wednesday after Oct. 31, at Follett's, Sambrouk•ct. 11'. Elliot, Petwonb, Sussex, corn merchant -day. of 4a, An, if, & any Wednesday after Oct. 31, at Follett's, Sambroolvd. W. Sims, Great Queen-at. ' Lincoln'ainn-ftelda, coach and ham maker-div. of Id., any Wefineaday after Oct. 31, at lollen'e, no. brooked. R. Wills and It. Davy, Ox tot drapers-die. of Is. 54d, amt. count of the let dn. of Si. ltd., say Wednesday except beiren hr Aug. 17 at Nov. 1, at Whitmore'a, Dasinghallod. DIVIDENDS.-Sept. 23. W. Buchanan, Old Jewry-ciao:etc Cfc wwwohrost Sept. 12. O. Crippur. hontislch, Cheshire, cheese Nea., Sept- 23. C. S. Cee, Oxfordat., 'alsoe maker -Sept. 12. J. C. DIU" Liverpool, corn merchant -Sept. 18. A. G. Evans It It. Webb, No liond-at., Hanover-eq., engraver-Sept. 22. J. Miller a G. Ngita. gale, Great Dove-et., Southwark, drapers-Sept. 12. J. Sing, Birkenbead,Cheshire, blacksmith. SCOTCH SEQUESTLIATIONS. - William Charles Cunnings Gbiagow, merchant, Aug. 24 & Sept. 11, at Carrica's Royal llotol, Glasgow-Robert laitraw, Edinburgh, insurance brow r, Aug.:l4 Sept. 13, at the Waterloo Hotel, Edinburgh-James SEloses, burgh, insurance broker, Aug. 22 & Sept. 19, at Prow's llama Edmburgh -John SPltae, Moy.brklge, near Dingwall, means, Aug. 24 a Sept. la at the Cakdonian Hotel, Dingwall-Satan Mid, Kilmarnock, grocer, Aug. 25 bz bept. 15, at the George Ina, ILL marnock. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-J. Bay ly &C. Tax, PITMos&- T. Bedford, H. Bedford, & C. Walker, Whitley Lower, Tatiana-IL Brotherton, J. Bryan, & E. Kim, Hungerford-w1 vt, Strand, a as regards E4King-R. Boyd & D. Forrett, London, GWaeS t Cotter R T. Cortese, Bowling, Yorkshire J. Cherie T. Maddox, Liverpon -W. Gabel & It. J. Denver ' Hyde, Sup inn --J. Godwin &J. Atkins, Stone, Staffordshire B. Grepon AL A. Taylor, Dunstan, Durham-J. Harrison &F. Harrison, Meath= -D. Hillary, T. Htl cry G. Hillary, Ben., G. Hillarv, jun., 8. Albason, son &J. Glover, Peneustsme Quarries, Bradford. tfaks&fre, to it as ;words G. Hillary, jun. &S. Atkineon-J. Jadivon, sea, J. Jackson, jun., Tan Mock, lievonshite-T. Kinread a 7. TbatnAMi Liverpool-it. W. Maxon &J. Rider, Wellington, Shmpohno-1. 11. Menthe &J. 1.10111.1011, Smedley, Lancashire-E. D. Moore AIL S. lUingwortb, Arlington-.t., Piccadilly-A. Murchison, Llgin, sole as regards his connexion with the North of Scotland Banking as. pany in Aberdeen, the Union Bank of London, tOe North of Ronal Fire and Life Assure= Company in Aberdeen, and the Minch Is reit Lent Company in Alardeen-E. Owen & H. Antietam, Ms chester-J. RtJAI, W. Read, Si J. Read, jun., Binaley, Yorkshire, a far sa ',lards J. Lead, jun.-S. Relberts, E. Smith, & W. big; Sheffield, so far as regards S. Roberta-C. Howe & J.K. Bora RIM -L. Solomon & S. Sampson, high..:., Southwest -W. B. SAO J. Stead, Lireepoot -T. Tootal Sc T. IL ToohoL liancbester-J. Vickers& J. Planted, Trinity.sq., Towerdsill-E. Slav, J. lidln,k G. Tidier, taller*, so far in regards J. Miler-R. Walker &J. Spat. -on, St. Helena Lancashire-J. 51 olf &J. Langeteills C30243.0' SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. GRATE:Me°, 18.—Arrived: Lord J. Rumsll, Harlingen; Cale donut, 'lambing ; 'Diver, Amsterdam; llown sneer, Assasepi; Adiondaek, New Orleans; Martha Slialleros, Pernambuco; lien, Petersburg; Agezoria, Copenhagen; i.e Coq, Chernuirg- - aadl; latex, Demerara; Tomah; Glasgow ; Windermere, Hobart Ten; IDro, Port Phillip; Lady Collings, Guernsey ; Bays; Adelaide, de. bee; Slater 'Lebow, Mediterranean. Lreekrool, Ato. 18.—Arriced : Henrietta, Laguna; Fame, duras ; Leda 'Dion", Gallipoli; Providenua, Ostend; Dawdles, IP!' lachleols; Beacon, Smyrna ; Brecht.% New York.—Sailed Argym,s• Petersburg; Jenny Lind, Beaten ; Setaphine, Quebec; Emily, Ala. andria; Bombay. St. John, New Brunswick; Louisiana, New TA; Union, Santa Martha; Jessore, New York ; limigetegi Camna, Demerara; Remittance, New York ; Kezia rage, CO stantinople ; Carlton, Stralsund ; Ada Mary, Vera Cruz.—Ol: Eliza ' , erne, New Orleans; Chronometer, Laguna; Ann McLean, St. John, New Brunswick; Lord Maidstone, independence, KasSW tan, Jemima, Whitby, Susan, Cornelia, Mary. HI R T HS. ANDREW.—Ang. 11, at Deptford, the wife of Mr. Andre*. et I dughter. BINULEY.—Aug. 12, at Stanhope Lodge, Orem/ford. 8 Ire• R. 11868 . eta daughter. FRASER.—Aag. 11, at Fort William. Mm Feuer, of a daughter. _ HEN NIN o.—Aug. 11, at Long buttou, mar Letutl.fe, 1 11, 811 ' Q . " c E. N. Henuing, of a son. STONE. —Aug. I , 2_ ter , ni at: L e„ul tir . oat. 3,. 3l .l ar a l w bo d. ru hro tti t h e. 7.. re et. JON 4.lB.—Aug. 12, at Camberwell Nocroad, the wife of H. J. Jogs, HOBI.RTI6.—Aug.I I ; at Worcester, Mrs, R. J. Itoberta,of a ton., of U. H. Ullatho hill Me •174 . d i ,( i : ot u ung ue of hill, WALKER.—Aug. 12„ at Milobumb,lhirae.rWalka,:of • sm. WATS.—Autt. 14, at VittitchUrda, Salop, the yule of the Rer.J. Walt ON on, of • daughter. HABIIIAOI2. ASIIINCITON—YERRUBOI.—Aug 15. by the RI ht How ma lar. Lord A• Ilene). the Itec. 1 1 . Aatibigtoic rector oeliirtic WIWI& etna•Awarby. to Lucy Coddiugton, youngmt daughter of Oa aur a. IC erburgh, D.D., floor of bleatord, and rector of To lhali LAW ItENCE-11AHHIS.—Aug. 12, at Walat churc, 8 118 . 8188 g Lawrence, of Widcombo, to Lucy, youngoat nun Mat alanghlal• Mr. It. Harris, of V pper Catodeutgace, late of 1.1.111.• itstam. .._ WILD:ACM V —HALL.—Aug. 15, at cheuley, Herta. by the Webilr. the Lord Bishop of Maucluwier, F. A. M iicaeLy, EA., AM late Major ll'Utweby, to Clara, widow of the late AM W. Ha& M.A. MAIIII—J ERTOISE—Aug. 15, at Farnham. hy the Toe. the skit' "mu ol WU* F. Marl.. En., of lobo Bury, to Anna Mari, fella• w tdow of the late U. P. Jervolac. Esq., of lierriard Home. lima,. PIPUN—ELMES.—Aug. 15. at tic Mary If, WILIAM. Kal e , / 47 -„ lion. and lice. G. Talbot, T. 0. limn/. Egg., eldevt sue w ~ I'l on, of Lang"... UNA.. to Margaret A 143, ULM dalliMee 1 . 11. Mmes. ESQ., of Co/cabome, Olouceitemitire. POLE—IIILL.—Aug. 12, at Tettenhall , near Wolvmhamptotlat Bight Her. the Wallop of Marichcater, C. C. Pole. E.. of the m TezEi le, to Ann Constautla, daughter of IL Mil. Mq., of Ueda" S;tUNCIMAN—FLETCHER.—Aug. 16, at Portland Chapel, E!!! down, by the Rev. T. Hamm. the Rm. J. M. Woman= late el '"; riugdou, Berke, but now of Adelaide, S o uth Atutralm, to D na afi toil, second daughter of Mr. R. Fletcher, of Addejdull, near DTS. ANSELL.—Ang. 14, at CarehalEtouA , Surrey. Magni/am, olden eth 5 Mr. IC Anvil, aged 25. ARMSTRUN o.—Aug. 14, at Sandymonnt, T. Annatical. DI. Of curly of Ilackwood, Ctivan. aged 71. BATIIIM—Aug. 13, at Trull. ucar Taunton, MM. Kitty, Battik, We d C. Brighton. relies of Clapt. U. K. Battle. of the ILE.I.C.d tarocc., HUCK LANIC—Aug. 1;, at t o uth Chield.a, the Want dsughtee of .' !WAWA rag. CALV rata.ug. 16, Mr. John Calvert, of Le:4144cl 61 lc Jo .. JUNE6.—Aug. 13, at the a icaragu, abpmnis, the ter . )1. ~i 11.13., vicar of °syringe, and perpetbal curate oh close.ar egad '„„ ~,,, SPCOLL.—Aug. 14, at Ulamtow, J. M'Coll, Esq., J. M'Coll, toy., Mlugary, Arduarnurchan. IFU LAbIIAN.—Aug. 14, at Hewitt, Y+. J. 11PGb elth ahan, -, e" — . ago/173. : v 1,.. ithe Pl u atlClL.—Aug. 14. at Blain - Ark. Dtirl. 3 . ra U.C.• .."... of ertgark. Rut a D.—Aug. 14, at Leven. Williamson. third eon of I. E-44 Edinburgh, aged 8 thothirth -- 4 . Fob WARDE.—Ang. Li, at Elm Lodge, Upper Holloway , A. Wm... W I, int ARsir....A .v . D. tagod 50. vhi ,t....h ----..----- I. ruarl otapi pulkimbed In y( 5; 11.10. LW.. Lk. ati ot Lae*" Ps mt.. at the Oa. 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