The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-19 00:00:00

IRELAND. _ Dimly. Jess Is. Mr. VaIICC, the new conservative candidate for the city et Dublin, has, after long and mature delibera tion, at length iseued his address. lle professes the priucipks of the old Orange party on " the church and constitution ;' considers the national education system a failure, and will "support . the government la tie it avowed intention to assist with parlia mentary grants those schools where scriptural in struction is made the basis of education ; will vote for the withdrawal of the Nlaynooth grant; but, ac cording to the fashion of the moment, puts off the "agricultural interest" with a vague promise to vote for - any just and equitable arrangement that may tend to its relief." As a sop to the national party, he declares himself opposed to the mischievous system of ceithslisation," and is for the " immediate establishment of a transatlantic packet station on the coast of Ireland." The several orange lodges are holding meetings and publishing resolutions, pledging themselves to the support of Mr. Vance, which resolutions Mr. Reynolds turns to good account with the Romani catholic party, at the ward meetings held by * friends two or three times a week. A great tenant right demonstration took place today at Castlebloney, in the county of Mon in support of Gray, the tenant-right can Ada for the county. The numbers of tenant-farmers and others assembled amounted to several thousands; and among the speakers who addressed the meeting were several presbyterian and Roman catholic clergymen, who appear to be working together with great cor diality in Dr. Gray's interest. The Tenant League have endorsed the selection made by the local club of Leitrim of a Dr. John Brady, an Irishman, residing in London, as the popu lar and tenant-tight candidate for that county. The Mayor of Cork has received the subjoined ac knowledgment of a copy of the Exhibition inaugu ration ode presented to her Majesty : Buckingham Palace, June 12, 1&52. Sir.—l hare received the commands of her May, sty the Queen to inform you, in reply to your applicatinn, for warded by 31r. Secretary Walpole, that her Zillue , ty will ingly accepts the dedication of the lEllse c :oration Ode per formei at the opening of the National Exhibition of arts, manufactures, sod materials, at enk.-1 have the honour to be, sir your obidiint bumble servant, B,r W iliam ll.ickew. C. B. Paine. A flattering note has also been received from the pirate secretary of Prince Albert. A correspomlence has past xi between the Irish Attorney-General and the Vintners Society.of Dub with reference to the rumoured intention of go vernment to make the Irish publicans the special ob jects of a coercion net. Ile states, that he unhesi tatingly declares the statement put forward on the subject to be • " base fabrication, " and " hopes he may trust those who have hitherto confided In his honour not todo Lim the injustice of accrediting such a calumny." The first report of the Irish Beet Root Sugar Com pany has appeared. 'lle managers appear very con fident of success on the recommencement of the manufacture in October next, and anticipate a sup ply of root amply sufficient to keep the factory at Mieintmelliek at constant work. It is stated to be able to produce about four tons of sugar per day. SPORTING. NEWTON RACES—FaIDAT. (By tleetris Telegraph.) NowToN St. Lusa &emcee of 10 sore. each, for 3 yr - , olds; colts, B.t 71b; flake and geldings, Bat 31b ; winners Ous toile and a half. (7 subs.) Me. Barmee Betheelaet Bt Hams@ Pro's of SOL, added to a sweepstakes of 10 son. eagle, It ft, ter 2-yr-olds, flat 121 b; and Syr-olds, 0.1 121 b fillies and geldings allowed 31b; the winner of the Dee, (Nabors., Gelborne Park, or any other sweepstakes, Sib and 71b extra. Half a mile. (13 subs.) Mr. basal...alma** eh Iby Orbitals oat of Maid of Mos, 2 yes I Mr. Barton ad be e Wiliam, 2 yrs Mr. Onlilvees Chill" 2 yrs B. +mut ci Gino Cuj of 100 son., added to • sweep stakes of 5 son each : the second to remise 20 um. out of the stakes. One mile and three-quarters. (28 subs.) Ur Walker's be e GboLei Singh, 1 yr*, /st Mr. It irtoe's Britiplart, 1 yrs, 34 TM Mr. lioldiortb's Walesa% 3y^+ est :lb 3 NEWTON STAMM of 3 son. each, and 30 added, half a mile, were won by Mr. T. Shepherdion's Cis f by Itburiel, dam by the Saddler, 3 yrs, beating Mr. Walker'sbl c Game Tommy, 2 yr., and Miss Ellen. CRICKET. AT Lotuit.—Marylebone Club and Ground against the I tuvanity of Cambridge . this match wee finished yes totday, the University winning by fire wickets. MUSIC. HER MAJESTT'S THEATRE.—Signor Paul had his beneht last night. The satertaiaments eremisted of the Ant act of " Sensiranside," the last act of "Ls Bowsaw hula," " Ls prove d'un Opera Sseis." sod two divertisse ments. The novelty of the eyed* was Madams de la Orange's appearsnee in " Seisiramide," wig& was anything but successful, This ledy'sforte, as we have already had occasion to observe . lite In try and elegant comedy, and light and florid music; but in the Opera work, sho is en tirely out of her element. She did not even attempt to assume the grand and lofty port of the Assyrian Queen, and she spoiled the music by covering it all over with trivial ornaments. She is a clever performer, and, in her own way, exceedingly agreeable—but the gods have not made her fi cal. ERE MOLIQUE'S CONCERT.—Laut evening Herr ldolique gave a concert of chamber music (the fi rst of a series) at the New Beethoven Rooms, in Queen Anne street. Two One compositions of his own were performed a grand sonata for pianoforte and violin, by M. Halle and himself; and • quartet, by himself, Mr. Mellon, Mr. Hill, and Signor Piaui. Both these pieces are worthy of his high reputation so a composer : their style is pure and clas sical, and they have many striking and original ideas. A duet of Spahr's, for two violins, was admirably played by Herr Molique and his pupil, John Carrodut, a boy of ex traordinary talent. Spoltr's Quartet in E fist, Op. 55, was played by the performers already named; and Mendel'. eohn'e Presto &bersando in F sharp major was exquisitely played by Halle. The concert gave the utmost satisfaction to a crowded and highly maoal aadiesee. NAVAL. ADKIIALTT, JUNE 18.—APPOINTMP-Vll.—Second Nader H. D. &mtt, to Spartan. Amistant Engineers J. Coope to Basilisk, owl 0.2- Beaton to Dragon. Cu rate! C. Loop 000dbusti b ,uiliak. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Nemo et Place. Owns at Wtad. l iam iC. °I HAROPMI ....... Ounspow Cloussmisa Tuarorri Lit. LW. LW. LW. S.W. LW. &w. ILS.W. LW. Mem Brow SIM* Pa was Slaw fir use I Ina 11111101 Illosiglesses Omisllsesan NM' Mem Ilmse Ocallinag lbws lie Mom Sines Onus lain Num Mow monom Maas Mar lowa LW. Owls haw* Miaow --... LK. Strom Ores lona ...............-- L. .east Brew Amnon LL Oast* Wan Itareorni LW. Wrong ems, L. Ovule Brew Orme Orton laur 11.5. L Strew Hreese limns= LE. Gestic Breen, Sean ial. SATURDAY. Jena 19, 1962. The state of the Weather at auk of Ow Mowing places at Nine o'clock lastarday stened a g . 'Mons are arranged in order of latitude. I of Wattage. Bah WS Oniaist Pinklly asady Nis !madly Mad, Overesst Ovoreast °wad Um Omega OFININNI 01.°11. THIS DAT Sloop. Opens W Mined. Orme* el ram Whia. Wile eta Weather. . Gentle BiL The returns from the following places did ad nosh this OEN is time for publication yesterday; dry lbookes basses the state of the weather on Thunder =sift et sae o'clock. Partially aow ParUally one) Pala _ Partkny Cloudy Preasystay Ors Perfka, Medi =7 away ATTEWPTID ASSASSINATION AT BARNUM., —An =was made upon the life of Mr. Cherie Swap, of the sight pollee, on Friday mortals[ leek M bomou throe sad four 'cick. by shoot* at with • paatol. o It amen Ye Ira presoak him s bone N the ohm morsuirg, and lam be ems So a pie Wild' dims Ow Iles* Yookshire leilwey war Is bilbesss, be red• Era of is amaze of Wks Maass woe lb, plc est pas fist before be board some owe= mg ea at, resod war tired upon twig, bat Or Asia missed him aim both Uses. He has dale be.. =I sal was committed Tuesday last to take hb ea nk Forkahire Gazette. EAIkiIftIONIIIMIta—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS £ CILMIN dui was busis Am ilaa—Ma imight. Edw. , v.. iA mires 111 bow islbusualil l at Minb pi rrlih. .Ths• 11•4. Ida" et Wirt Wm deg Os bow boss ibe moo ••• Yr Illt lir bild Wm Pa • p• ills' ellb ea WNW Ammo slab M edd ea MB albs la lsberi lbw% me Ise Nib ma dr 41 E I , ellb • 'Wei s/ /1 "8611 1 1 % . =•51 labs lber ia llmodbis sall by pimmilir la ti=i•a• bowst.^ by stl diumbil. sod • ILatn iinteittgence. Several other judgments were given, neither of which, however, involved sop point of public interest. BUISINSSII OE TOR COURT, __ _ CIRCUITS 01 1 TUB JUDGER. Cow list of We a 40 wawirelem &yak* Ws &maw Awkw,lll3l. RIIINKS CIRCUIT. Dams LOAD CAM •At.a. saw Ms. Jt. ewes Wturrieas.—Tack, Saturday, July V. ' , wham, Saturday, July IL Newciallaru- T 11 ., aLfil.weilay, July 2v. Carlisle, Mouday, August J. Agr e i : , August I. lausatter, Saturday, August 7. 11 il, Awed 11. WOMB CIRCUIT. Banns LAD Cant Amielt litays, •AD Ms. hrici MAIU.I.- 1111=tOrday, July 10. Cbeloasfued, naiads,. July at Uwe. W , Juts 111. Maidstone, Vatiffeq. JW7 U. Outldierd, 7 a. 111 "" I N - Sloll/01 IC (1110 WIT. lierass LOUD eiltal , 111A111111 INIAOII, MD Ma. BMWS Posit.- 11 016alic Allasbuy, Tuesday, J Is. ReawiL Teiday, July 16. Iluntlag. des, Martsy, July 10. Wedwadsy, July 11. Niarteleh and City, Monday, July IL Friday, July $O. CIT. 1 Strom Mu. Baser Aware 'us lls. Irwin Coussues.— Cuebaun, Tuesisy, Judy 6; Megehewpas. W July 7; Ur tent aad City, Saturday. Jib 1112 11~on wed Wm% Weis& day, July II , Derby, Suntan',J b II; LAMW iwi* lesangte. A ralnsialay, July 21, Cureutry, May, Jell SII; Mut. day, July SI. OXFORD CIRCUIT boom Ma. Janus Cainewata AND KM. JCIPTICII WILLIMS.— *Marks, Monday, July 12; Ward, Wedneaday, July 14; Waal Me gad Clty, Saturday July 17 ; Malted. uedaenday, July al ; Ildreenbury, Tuesday, July a. ; ItersiorA Friday, Judy Se; Mos. month, Meadsy, Anemia 2, Woweeter aid City, Thursday, Saguia S. WESTERN CIRCUIT. Ramos Ms. HAIM Ti.trir ass Ma. Rum Num.—Devises, Illosday, July 12; Wlsobester, Tltanday. July IS; Dosimeter, Wednesday, July 111 ; Easter sad Oty, Saturday, July 24; Walmlin Friday, July 30; Web., Wedosedsy, Augur& 4; &WA Tuamlig. Assent 10. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT. Rana, Ills. lverits Tauvran.—Nedtswa, lietwdey, July VI Dolgelly, Wednesday, July 21; Carnamme, Milady, July 26 ; Row warn, Wedseedsy, July 14; Rutibla, Saturday, July SI; Min, Waluisday, August 4; Oman and City, Saturday, August 7. SOUTII WALKS tiactar. Smug Ils. Jessica Csourrus. —WWI!, Trklayauly 16; Car. martins, Wednesday, July 21 ; Ilastsfixdarest sad Team Saturday, July 14; Cardigsa, U eduerelley, Judy 211; Brews, esturday, July St ; Preetrfga, Weduesday, August 4; Ouster end CS% Tuesday Au. god IL Yr. Aube* Er. trill wsiala la tows.' Vass*. Judge. LordCanspbell said the court had now delivered judgment in ell the cases in which judgment had been reserved, with the exception of certain runway wee involving the quee lion of the liability of railway oseapaaiis to snake and coin• plate lime et railway, far wig* 6. 7 bad takes pswee i g i g their ea Tbsr suss, awl waft, sob hen Shields, would etas* wee meta abut the iwsw vagaries. The court will tit in bunco today, and take the eases restainiar in the special paper, but will rise at tbres o'clock. HOUSE OF LORDS.—YESTERSAT. Lewis now Tea MOD Curer or CsANCLIT.-11570a1t ITN LORD CRADCRLIAIR vas Kum or DAAIIIOCII, ADD twain , Mamma. CUNSUN C. BILLWOI7IIII.-BALI or AN EIstAVM— JUDOMINT. This appeal fr nil the High Court of Chancery was ar gu ed en Wednesday. It was from a judgment ante late Lord Cottenhato, 'Menne/ a decree of the late Vice Chancellor of England dismissing the plaintiff's bill, by which he en deavoured to impeach a sale made of a small estate, consist ing ef a farm house and about eight acres of land, with a right of common over a moor in the county of Devon, on the ground of fraud on the part of the purchaser. The facts were altogether devoid of interest. The Lord Chancellor, in moving the judgment of the house, alter going at considerable length into the facts, said although it was clear that the property had been sold below its real value, there was nothing in the evidence to justify the allegation of fraud. The appeal must, there• fore, be dismissed. The judgment of the court below was thereupon aMrmed, but, as the appellant sued in forma pauperis, without costs. IiIANOLDR AND OtklINS N. DIXON.—CHLATIJADARTY.— AUKIIINLINT.—ANSIONINS. This is an appeal from a decree of the late Lord Cotten ham, by which he reversed a decree of Viols Chancellor Knight Bruce. The appellants, Mangles, Pries, and Moore, were in 18-15 merchants in New Broad-street. At the same time Messrs. John and James Boyd, of Wellington-eham hers, London-bridge, 'marled on the business of shipowner and importers of guano under the name of John Boyd and Co. They were the owners of a ship called the Fileshire, and in the month of April of that year a proposal was made to the appellants to charter the ship. A verbal agreement was made that the ship should be employed in importing guano on the joint account of Boyd and Co. sad the appel lants, that the farmer as the owners should tit out and pay and victual the mew, and keep the ship in a proper slats dosing the vertge; that in the accounts of partnership lie per ten (the ship was of 463 tons burden) old register per Woods/ neon* should be charged to the parnership in respect of the ban, that is taking the accounts the proceeds of the tarp on the ems hued, and the expenses of the jeishadvestare an the other, inclusive of the sum to be is raped of the hire of the ship, and exclusive of the~iiirgeo unnally borne b the owner* and not by the olartmen of skips, eimild be respectively divided between sad received and berm by the firm of Boyd and Co. sad the appellants in two penal proportions ; tad that the appellants should be the The agreement was reduced la ma :a rth ia : L instraseests. The first was a Mortar party, Sod Aped, 1846. Bach of the instalments tbeseby woe Mord at mieswhat less than WI of the !might. upon the ciple that there use &join eihnlase ID tenth the sop~s were to be the nenglag pmt Res. The mend dement of 24th April was • manniname by G. J. Mann desk a sad on behalf of Ind and Ch. that the wean email be epos the joint aeee end nth of the M%lee; and the third, of the same dais, see a gessenty by nd Co. Payment of sends istelneses was Ends. Oa l Mai* lnie, the appailine resolved shits team the oupeedeste, who entry an 11111111111111 es bakers in Chan. eupiesejthel the thertenesty had be deposited with thin by Meld sad Co. fee a wheelie INNIMODIAND, and =paths had been enthedethle peg le then (the thi mune, this dim, en Osman te benne an es the theenen Mb May, eperty. 1846, nod Thea t VIOL en 4th July aato pia to the re. theadens,. Under aln Inals, dated March, 1846, Beyd sad Co. were fele Oa the 2tot &Rambo", 11146, the cargo organs tom WI by leselteed, after PaViug all eltergeo, I.7la P i a r a lti.:& sild peat loss on the - adventure. On the 7th of the respondents scat to the appellants a ho 8,717/. 14,. Sd., being the balance of lb" told" of the freight which would have Ma male user eloniseprty, if the rim bed bees ea lailimint leelemmet sasesnested with the ether two Taw Resubmit oared to pay sa mamas* Whim at SINS the respondents refused, and ammomal an to mosvor the whole. The appease% the the, isk bit la Cbmasen. be puling emzse ba ther skimp Sat sewnwit night taken upon the et the erns meet, ini thee the nopeetheats wen es): te weed in the pitse po otaand Co., and le fastens the toapomt onto from with the mina. The tree = a y their @Bigler want of settee et the otegessmetwel swenwitee. The boned Illerehmedler aniend vet the appellee% druid_ pity 1,37111. de., wittiest peviseee. vet ea inthaelin sisal be awarded again* rake eneestion upon the judlosest is the anion ; end it we adend that tM =an of Ashen was red as neat Itellept owl Co. • rat the nes melon by the elhanar NM nen eanni im am provision nth. egresenst sad Mei sena dot ount thong be takes ups ; the tole. et lie with eons. eltelie_ petty and .1111111MINelilli earn. mash ay dune eflath Nov., bilk the Lend Cbssosellor lansee that j hi udgment. and newel arrest sedan that *W Vs hill dont stand thinned dit sad Mr. J. Bliley (with then Mr. Josiah ME) einlesied that Depl and Ce wen only With& to therrent via the sepia% the Whim due on the teens two dam that the romagieste, as anneess =et ligy Igor , bo aa t U or o. wen Ilgig.l 6 =gthe mtg. dna it the alitenewit egg twelowley - omit eat taken *to Mr.. C. Paten Oseime and Mr. Death nth% ounnitted an the denle we might, because an Is an d lithos the appellants had failed to asethath - thar Alba right leme6tbe relief which they smile to Alit wpm the Chancellor said, es time Mt Mew allitweese' etegides is the marts below, and as the sap we = ia=t auin equity, he proposed thee ISOM= the further consbiention until TOO". Adjourned accordingly. COURT OF QUEEN'S BRNOIL—TartraDAY. SAMNA* to lisson—Loom Loos Canis Ma. RI. Jon= own- wins. Ma. Joins' EWA. AND ILL Mum Cleeervest. STUART a. THE ANGLO-CALI/VIM= 601 a MINISIO CONPANT.—Juziounia. This was an action against the admisah rodaing to allow the plaintilfto execute tie demi of sitimmat of the sinapeay, sal a pent We. emans .a latmw Ma wee mi. Mee_ te prow Sint base ths br paterd men' the desd,w;ria ls r isd rampariy ware, Or IMO wee, duly forfeited. TM 'amps was rep tend in Amu% IMO, and in the reign mask of Pm the pliatif ebtaind certain scripsntillmetes for shwas amain him la the sempany. and M B ergagsse Vie angleted ad crenated by lan of tba imeholden is asi titdeed eintoimed • Mee enameling ihe amiss la desMee MOM the Mee of erly indgMblev Mr Maid ant ma* tha deed within Aso imam teem Ant time. ankilidli ant ems% the dud tai l* the ins bathed, sal Mo Mies were brialtod. • Blot wee Mel abehalf of *MI4 that be bad ast antieed era milee of the Imei emil it was ism taadsd that eusk farbiesra was mosemalis and Rader lest, sad that it maid set tike able mil after miss. TM wart now of slain int, kids( at the pow* sins ef theJea n vessii Omphin Mk? al Viet., esp. the gone was duly fidellad. The and was ?mini is Wmelded by the Matitr-dismod, sal the *Mr had fall opportunity of aseertainng whet 'IMMO it imatabied. If than dowse had eteMod ai =ins ingewpor, the sampl phiatif might Mee ailed as the NmOmnivall to it belboe is segleisibm With lemma S tba mist an asiss Mold bon Mw gins Is Om ef tbo the Osuot wen of opiain that se we* Mika was b as Mad which mains' ea *a anion the Male ppaawwarr to forfeit *earn al say ssiliarWar, who an ene cute the Mil wads the these maths The jadmien ef the wart must, therefore, he Mr tbe dahmlons. Tan Wiwi V. TEI InitLIIITAWIn Olt /11111111WIPION I v ovum. Then were isdistments for the smseepair ef set min pablis = a t the fah ef Wight, abed Mdp, and awl the gammas trim relbse tbs Mbablionin et the tows of ths swift of Mida ir Ole whin the his of Wight is a MM. we *kb SIM& buts towards the repeir of the boldgm Is question. The Court, ha girths' judgment, Mond to Men MI acts, sad bill M Ae dalimanio Ma set Mit Mt liability impair the Win k "Mks. ITEM the then wee so @musts emaimeion et the pesos IM I L Ig t ef Wight, lry which rates be mils the et roads sadi W*ll. TM bridge Mom es Tfahef bVf y Min ima a pink sea aye, =at an be ilmesminini a eon* The judgment the mint would, iienhae t ba eveim, with name Is the two Int bidets air. LEE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 19, 1852. tional him &beat it. Prisoner coolly remarked that it was his, or if net, that he had one somewhere. The witness showed Mae ail the IngS a t a h;re to was about the platform, bat ha amid n hid stet that belonged him. He ma asked whoa W in it. and he said some shirts; thathe was phi to • sham between London and Strat ford; than shot the train did not atop there, ho mid he was psis to Strothed. but was told that the train did not slap thous Hs Ysa said that his name was Chaos ; that he moo a matr manse, and lived in the Old Lantana He was them taken into custody. ZAINO, will thus gluon to prove that no such a person as Mien Meal at the address he gave, and that the pri ma, hod ism by the &emu of James Henry, James Km% sed a hest of other names. Attu the address of the counsel, and summing up of his VD l ale jury requested to know from the railway ,2=nallent, who had not been examined In the awe, mty bag had Mace been found ? The anyoristendent said there had not. The jury then attired, and after some time returned a verdict of Gray. It was then shown that he was one of the most expert railway_ Waves about town. In 1848 be was transported trim ads mart for mess years, for a similar robbery at the mess sladea, but in mmusnoe of ill health wee pardoned in 1861. Hs esessalUal a similar robbery at the Booth , Eastern termini, for which he was trial, and Mimi six months' imprisonment. At this stage of the trial a novel point arose t an super intendent who had given his evidence had not ben sworn. Mr. Helton contended that his evidence big impro perly taken, the proceedings must be held to be mid, the more especially as his evidence materially aiming dm pri soner. After some discussion, the Common &Iliad asualiall Mr. Baron Alderson, and said that his lordship add then the jury were to again consider their verdict and Wow over the evidence of the superintendent. Mr. Parry wished to know if the learned Baron was aware that the jury now had the record of the prisoner's Iss• viola convictions before them. The Common Sergeant said be was. The jury having again retired, returned a verdict of Guilty. Mr. Parry moved that there might be a new trial, or that the case might go to the court of appeal. This was not acceded to, and the prisoner was transported for seven years. This ended the business of the session, and the court ad journed until Monday, July 6. COURT OF COMMON PLEAI3.—YEerrraDAT. le;tew•re is= Pairs is Ittoosessx.—Belau Caner runes Jes•te AIM • BPIOCUL JUST. CYMeru r. CIIIRITO.—IKPOLTANT ISAMUUPTCY CASE. The plaintiff in this use is a merchant, carrying on bul imia is lobilpeolase,ead the defendant MU formerly • ememiseina @gut is Mbeiorisse. The action was founded uses $ Wpm* ebteloM by the plaintiff sgainst the de feeleat 4 the Court of Quess's Bench for 3841. 3s. 2d. ft•emewer to the action, the defendant set up hii The esly hose in the eases war to be peeved pri by the do tie hobs% sod ble eemase thetehee t bed the eller of cur. H. sated dist is the early part of the ye ". 11 61 7 11111 the defendant get We diSculties and pro posed an arrangement with bh erediten. Accord Me Moths present law reel an arrangemeat Maki be mule WIN I. connexion with tho Court of Baakrepley er met, end the defendant proposed to make en artaagesout is stesssist with the court. His proposal war to pay 4s. is the pound, but u he could not give security for this awned, the court refused its unction, and the defendant berme a bankrupt. The defendant's counsel put in the necessary dements to prove the bankruptcy. The judgment upon which the action was founded was dated the 6th May, 11331, the adju dication in bankruptcy was on the 16th May, and on the 22nd July a ant clue certificate was granted to the de fendant. The plaintiff's counsel then stated that he sought to defeat this certificate under the 201st section of the which provides that if any bankrupt shall, after an act of bankruptcy, or in coatemplation of bankruptcy, or to defeat the statute, have concealed or parted with his property or securities, or made any false or fraudulent entry in soy book of account, his certificate, although slowed by a com missioner in bankruptcy, shall be void. Witnesses were called on both sides, and the following facts were stated. The defendant and a former partner of his had had some transactions with a Mr. Pestaloni, and the plaintiff held a security of his for upwards of 4,0001. He, however, absconded, end the defendant consequently got into difficulties. Under these circumstances he went to Paris to his father to ask for assistance. The father said be had no money, but he would sell out some Neapolitan stock: and this stock he did sell out, and transmitted nine bids of exchange for 2,3131. to the defendant in London. According to the plaintiff's cue the tether lent the money to his son, but according to the defendant's case he did not do so. His case was that the father had instructed his agent tosell the stock and with the proceeds to obtain bills upon Paris or London ; if upon Pans, they were to be sent to him, and if upon London to the defendant, to hold for his father until he should have an opportunity of in quiring into his son's affairs to see whether he would lead him any money or oat. At this time the defendant thought Pestaloui's security was an available one ; but shortly afterwards he discovered that it was useless, and his affisirs became in a desperate state, and his father re fused to advance him any money. A letter from the def. nil ant's father was put in to show that this was the true state of things, but the question raised was whether this was a loan or not. The bills reached the defendant on the 16th Nov., and with two of them he redeemed two bales of Italian silk which were in the hands of Mesas. Durant. On the fol lowing Monday he received two bills from Meters. Z Wain, and these hills he sent to his father, in lieu of those he had handed to Messrs. Durant, and he also returned the other bills which his tether had sent to him. The questions upon this part of the case was whether this was a par*. with securities so as to defraud the rest of the creditors to the bankrupt laws. If it was a loan, it was that the defendants ought not to have returned the bills; ' and if it wee net a loan, it was said that he had a his father's property in paying the bills to Dursa l t,V i ed no right to take the property of his creditors to make up that which he had misapplied of his father's. A INNINIE duos of the transaction between the defeedeat sad his father was made by the delemilaaPs disease is ' his books, and there it was dandled se a lean, but it was now stated that this was a miebbe of the oink. Another part of the cage was, that the Mils Men the father were entered in the defendant's bill bash, end the defile ' dant, whilst making up his hooka sie Mr. Oresua's, the official assignee, inserted a sesismesa in the beak as to the ' two bills from Mem. ZisWa. The queen= was, whether this may was made to defraud the creditors. The Met Jades said this eras woe one of oniderable imperlase, ad be believed it was the first is whisk this seethe of der net led Mss Win es, of the swan awns. It was a sake whisk had given rise to meth disenseke ta the inklature,_ and he believed had met with much appro. bates la the City of London. In framing it, it was de al/el that a bankrupt should be protested if Yeast, but Met endinee should have the advantages( up the whole traseatiou. and Isaias a fall and it was important to see if they mkt any it bee clot. It was most unfortunate that the balm whisk ate ken been in the sate beeploo of the ellisla eel it vanes la same Ow got into hie hark the ensedis is the peals% is be is Anna alevad i r It imp intsrWen Met Owes beaks Whose amend milk and he did ad Oak that tho penal to this anise would ri• their duty M the piddle seism they Maga the attention et the wasmissisara to s tbi== @ablest It bakrupt did shake *dr sonalsees la the of the law that • gentleman mite was to hew the Ingida t st oo the books, and wile ma = gar.liberally , should a ll ow a te ll beekrent make anemias la these ks. The learned add Judos then went thrash the evidence, and left the mate we for the consideration of the iury. The jury, after half an hour's asesidativr, tend a ver dict for the plaintiff, and they oho ben* measly to ea press their opinion that every peessaiss *sad - lee taken by official assignees to prevent toekruptemoking altentions in their books. Verdict for the plaintiff. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—YESTERDAT. amens Ws. BAUM ALDII/01f. David Awn, surraadered to take his trial for the re rlersitseer eellemli At 6 Vele* la the miring of the let of Jane, the pri mer was in a heavy met drawn by two horses, one before Ore ether, in Oneaterest, Bethnal-green, and the hones were (alai at &jog leek the prisoner having no reins and swig M aoarii them with but a whip and his vole.. The lamed. who wee N 7arss old and very deaf, was duet to agesthe mit gad the primmer milled eat lewdly to bor, dm badly nadir whisk she inn watifiss aid her tam baths Wm, sal the bre Mew hanaked her dewy Isabela, the pilaw could get oat et Um art to step Me bums, the vital paged over her body sal bee gs the k =ass M the jury, endangered to Mew th at the osemeenee wee poody the result of sesident, and that dm pima saga Ma .gritted. Baron Album istaisted that the lamed comma vas set jestidai la lehlef Ws view et"; r a , sad sai Mare ls. =le t wgetl o anstaim that a asa le adhav ea a met Emma ky ewe houses is • pails timemegbkre, witless* ails sr enything to mated &sm. wee set godly of seglimetes, or respossible kr my asseequesem this were as melt of a want of proper control et Me berm sad veld& gala his charge. The lamed counsel said he thought he Wei *dig is the cameo be bed taken, particularly 1.5 the meaterli ese am in the Ask inane% had returned a verdict of dee& Beres Anima acid that if the coroner's jury retorted ash a valise they wore very great fools. (A laugh.) Mr. Spider than suuladed iY address, and called a wit ness who lave the yawner a very good character. Thejmy. after a short delibeeedes, found the prisoner Guilty mernaughter, but recommended him to mercy on eases, of his aerate& The damned said the Pay had gives a very proper verities mad a wry peeper resmanendation. It was quite dar that it lie yelesear had boat by the aide of hie horses WWI et hies the art, the fatal occurrence would sot have beggeneL He then sentenced th e prisoner to a months' bayaseaumak with hard labour. Jahn DeOrg_ , 31, was indicted for the manslaughter of Cardin limb. The priemer end the deemed bed cohabited together for some time, mad the latter yea wry mach addictedto habits of laminae& Oa the abeam= of the Bth of May the ertM the dammed in a 'while home, where she bad be gems gym, mil be teak bee been to their Wes& awl shad/ Mame* he me head M mil we tafast," end limabealy a heavy NI Ira head mat the caned, and twin afterwards a fed of am ems hid weelmord. The Omer gave an okra a the helper is the brae, sad, apes their going into his roes, the doeseeed wee bend lybi esi the bed quite dead. Ums aped ma , Ana eambidiesi It vas discovered that the dsa we the malt of Able a haw se a MI. The story told ly the primer wee OM the dasseed, hides very drunk, had mg gambol bin a_ wet ad , and he tappet her fare, which mend Ikw let dawa.aad a N. sissiad the injury. The bog hued the away, and he was sen tenced te be Maimed Sr::: swathe, the last month ln emalseriesst. TIMID COURT.—YErrzaDAY. Dorcas rem Comma Itamuirr. Mary Arms, 110,, a fashionably attired German, demnihad in the eahmene so a dealer, was indicted for steeling a carpet bag essisklag wearing •apparel, the pro= %Villain Naar. h ad the station of the &seam Railway. The prisoner, who was indicted under four different name, with • great deal of coolness pleaded not guilty, and claimed to be triad by a mixed jury. The prosecutor, a gentleman living at Bromley, in Surrey, said that on the afterncon of the gth o f m a y, h e was at the Shoreditch station of the Eastern Counties Rail- way and gave his carpet-bag to the guard, and when he seat saw it the policeman had it and the prisoner also. Thew Clark*, the guard, said that having taken the beg from promenter he went and laid it down in the lobby of the second-clam waiting-room, and he shortly after wards mw the prisoner take it up and walk on to the plattoma with it. He stopped him and qui- HOP INTELLIGENCE. OTNAM.—We are doing very well at present ; the wet weather has apparently done us no injury. We have nothing to complain of in the way of vermin, being very clean. STAPLEHURST.—The long continued rains have done as , much injury, but we have very little vermin. Matinzw.—The hops in our neighbourhood, where the ground is dry, are doing very well, and the bine is growing in rapidly, but the heavy lands, where the ground gets I chilled, they are greatly checked, and are in as unkind state ; we have no vermin to speak of. BM:ORTON MALlizane.—The hops are doing well ; there is but little vermin; the bine looks rather yellow in COMO quence of the wet weather. CHART fierros.—We are changing colour inconsequence of the prevalence of wet weather—the leaves turning rather yellow ; we are pretty clean and free from vermin. WATERINOIItILT.—The late rains have not yet, appe ' rently, much affected uc; in some places we are turning rather yellow. There is a little fly, but altogether we are pretty clear, and free from vermin. Beasetwo.—The hope are growing very vigorously, and are looking healthy ; the wet weather has not had much effect at present. There is a little fly. BODORTON MONCIIELPRA.—The hops UT looking re markable well, the bine growing strongly and vigorously ; there is talk of a little fly, but very trifling. THE Surross.—The bine grows very rapidly; there is very little By. We feel the effect of the continued rains, and are much in want of dry, sunny weather, the colour having slightly changed. EAST PECKHAM, June 17. —We still keep growing, and, though wo have continued showers, it has not hurt us yet ; we must say we are going on well. ROTUORTIELD, June 15.—Our last week's report will also serve fur this, excepting there is an increase of fly in general. The Mlles are growing famously. Loose, Juno 17.—Our bine is very vigorous, and at pre sent we have but very little fly ; but the continual wet pre vents the usual cultivation. Many grounds arc as green as the meadows with chickweed, and, unless we get floe weather soon, we shall be in fear about mould, and I guess flour of brimstone will be in great demand, which last year was used by a few experimentalists with good effect, and they have full confidence in it as a cure. LTROCKRAY HILL, June 17.—The bine in this district is weeestripping the poles, with very little vermin. HAITILHOWIT, June 19.—The hop blues are not looking se well, and so growing as last week ; they sre getting very p4low at places, from too much rain. There is not an much Ay as last week. BINENDEN, June 17.—The bine is this parish is still pro favourably, although the late weather has affected Cle al l g zreeeds, which are rather yellow. The fly has not BANDKIIRST, June 17.—The continued wet weather is operating very unfavourably on the hops, in most gardens tuning them yellow, checking their growth, and hindering Wage of any description. COWDEN, June 17.—Since writing last, we have to state that yellow has made its appearance, although some gar- Mei continue in a growing state ; and where the bine has topped the poles, yesterday's (Wednesday's) wind has done mar mmaiderable damage. As to fly and lice, they are MOD numerous. PINUTEST, June 17.—We are collecting more fly —forty on a leaf, and a more unfavourable appearance is taking pines respecting the forthcoming crop. MATTIULD, June 17.—The bine is growing very rapidly. and is hee from vermin. We think the late continual Miss have made the bine look a little sickly. PRIIBITRT, June 17.—The bine rises rapidly to the top of the pole, spite of wet and wind. The number of fly at pre seat insignificant. SHORZHAII, JUDO 16.—The hops in this parish are look ing well and healthy. The bine grows fast, and we expect to get • large crop, if all goes well. ILIUSINO, Ina* 15.—The hops in this neighbourhood are Isaias rather yellow in some places, in consequence of the late heavy rains. We want more sun and fine weather, with warm nights; yet the bine grows fast and free from wean. Cm:lmmix°, June 16.—The hops with us are growing het. We only want fine dry weather, with the sun, and was nights. The crops are looking well, and we shall bra • crop of grass, much more than could have been ser e WOMRST, June 16.—The heavy rains that have fallen bare completely stopped all kind of cultivation of the hop pounds, and the bine has been checked in its rapid growth, and unless we soon have dry weather and warm nights, we think our Robertsbridge neighbours may soon alter their figures. WALDRON, June IG.—The hop pines in this parish and neighbourhood are in a very growing state, generally top- Ong the poles ; very few fly to be seen ; some grounds are looking rather yellow, on account of the incessant rains. Warm, dry weather is much required. HARTPISLD, June 16.—Under all eircumstonxes, we are going on favourably, bine growing fast, and pretty free from vermin. Wrrsintais.—The bine is looking well, and growing vi gorously, with a few exceptions. BILIORTLING, June 16.—We have not made much pro gram during the put week, owing to the heavy rains and cold nights, but we have less fly. TONBRIDOI, June 16.—The bine in this neighbourhood is still in a thriving condition, and but few fly; we have heard of a few gardens being lightly injured by the hail on Monday last.—bussez &press. Prow the LONDON OAZDTTB.—Friday, ✓taw 18. Itowstus 3lstroser Ilsoawsv, NotesiggspeloTpos, poser, to sue mow Joss SO at 11, MI July at ot leetweastiroloss -Ty ne Omit. OIL. Hop, Nettotale-efornos; Wskley, I••••■•••••WM• • ,•••• Isms att d relmt, .I=6lll it 1, and July $ it 11, et Mom liklator,l3lse ctril=w9MaitZligaiMert, hot Si mei= at 1 , 2, 111.11rolur Owirt 114:1111Ase. Iforkasto ; *IL Waseitattar. . . _ . Wituat Wass" Alargawaq ISioNalbira, Inksepar, June 29 and July 27 at 11, at Oral. Oda. Belk Almpawns', art lava; Nista; eitk er ha= l ltridat. Wituax Naos, , F Oskar aawaitant, Jul, 6 sad N. it i Veil s Onet. Ma, ado& Bantiley, sad AM awl Luau la .Na. Hope, Usk MOOS OF DIVIDENDS. Two= Oioss. lialialai.lasamegor—lst sad foal dlo. of Is. el., Am le. owl ens olissions Satanism at Groom's, teams tawaire. Letk 91st .askant-1R Ms. of b., Jaw 24, eal say aimspent 11whiry, at Weensimee, Leeds. Joann Lissasorress, L.s irk amwelmat—lst dlr. of Id., Josh. and rim anbeequant Tbondsy, at haossm's. Ueda Jonas 141141110T10N sad T. 031 a. YAWCIIIT Iwo* sloth serobant —lst db. et na, Jame 24, and any subseqinst Thursday, at hos son% Laois HENRY 6111011773R01LT5, Matten Walden, Easaz, trammosser—lst dlr. of ik le.=na m lll, and thus ambeesseat Saturdays, at Edwards's, Wmaran Waimea leethwiek, Statlndohlre, Hawed rletualkii lit dh. at b. June 17, and any subsequent Thursday, at V DI D 9. R. Bew, Why, Yorkshire. areser—July 9 J. U. Orals Yorkshire, desser—July 111. W. enaction, Whims lasendin. Dam inershamt—hly IL 0. Gull and F. D. W.I. soy Old Biumdsleale. 017 DAMS briars —July 12. O. Gull, Old Breadimerst, 00, Inier—Ovity IL J. Hall, Croydon, ems- Matisir-7mly IL IL Illogana. leses-sareet, Thddlar wheel- Sy 10. O. W. 1110011119. Sbdisid. allOsilleill/ff —July 17. 1i trlay, BaMey, @Walk , lily IL Z. laws, Bristol. toy dealen—Jaly L C. 1 Malseheolle and SWIM, Derbyshire, calls =l: m. . I. Blehabos laniimmen—July It F. 2191 H M Blinsioada, Bluilsedlhens, Den= all adme—htly LH. om; M. Nen% lash and dice sabar—July Taylor, Mips. sable igbasr—July 9. IL W Manches ter, mod olio prlater—Joly 10. . KO, OMR uly IL T. D. Wilson, Old Broad-atreet, Oft,Ansla tibm monine. shoo mos be shiris to the *steam In 7061113.1. hag B. J. W. Veritable% wasted entlisse -- 7•19 IL L Ihrsinies groaer—Jely 9. J. D. Bsalsamln, Illsnamentainexest, Ws, tkokir la elpre—July IL THE POLICE COURTS. C LERK EN WELL. John (Jarrett, a young man, was charged with stealing a quantity of plate, the property of Mr. Simon Anstey, of Tottenham Grove, Islington. The prisoner a few days ago called at the house of the prosecutor, and represented to the servant that he had been sent by Mr. Kelly, builder, of Islington, to varnish the banisters, &c. Knowing that gentieman she admitted him without hesitation or sus picion, when he took off hie coat, tucked up his shirt sleeves, told her to fetch him a basin of warm water, which she brought to him, and he commenced business in a workmanhke manner. She left him at work, and soon afterwards she missed the prisoner frotr the house, and also 13 silver spoons, which he had stolen from the par lour. Information was given to the police with a descrip tion of the prisoner, and he was apprehended, Mr. Kelly, the builder, said he knew nothing whatever of the prisoner, and never authorised him to call at the house of Mr. Matey. The prisoner denied the charge, but was remanded. LAMBETH. A gentleman, whose name did not transpire, applied to Mr. Elliott for his assistance on behalf of a poor afflicted person who aupsopanted him, and who had been grossly imposed on by a heartless quack. The applicant stated that the poor man bad been deaf and dumb from infancy, but having been brought up at the asylum, and be natu rally very quick, acquired a perfect knowledge of the eye tem of education taught in that institution. He also learnt the trade of a tailor, and by his industry in his business war making a good living. Some months ago, an advertise ment in one of the newspapers unfortunately met his eye, in which it was set forth that deafness, no matter of what duration, was instantly cured, without pain or operation,and that the application of the wonderful remedy into the ears of those afflicted with deafness for forty or fifty years, enabled them to hear a watch tick at arm's length. The man applied to the advertiser, Mr. Bennett, of 80, Upper Stamford-street, who learning that the person had been deaf and dumb from birth, undertook to cure him, and exacted a fee of two guineas to begin with. He sub sequently charged him five shillings more fur severed bottles of stuff to rub his ears with, and told him from time to time that he war going on most favourably and should ultimatelT be quite well. The pa tient feeling no symptom of improvement, ultimately applied to a well known surgeon and aurist, and was given to understand that no human skill could remove his afflic tion. On learning this he Nought an interview with Mr. Bennett, and demanded back his money and a suit of clothes or their value, which he had supplied, but the " doctor" treated him with indifference, and he had not afterwards been able to see him. Mr. Elliott was of opinion that the poor man would be perfectly justified in giving the party into custody on a charge of obtaining money under false pretences. MARKETS. CATTLE, Ste. CAALICLI, June 17. Number of stock at market : Beast, 20 ; Sheep, 300 ; Calves, 50 ; and Lambs, SO. The following is a fair average of the prices obtained:—Beef, 4s. 9d. to ss. 6d. per stone • Mutton, per lb., 41d. to lid.; Veal, 4d. to 41d.; and La mb, 6d. to 61d. A middling clearance was effected in all kinds of stock. DUOITWICII (WORCISTBRS111111) CADTLI FAIli, June ' 17.—This fair was largely supplied with every description of live stock, and numerously attended by buyers. The breeders and dealers being fully aware that many exten sive graziers were needy buyers, and must inevitably make large purchases, asked higher prices, which they easily ob tained, the result being that store Besets advanced 3d. per stone on the Ates of lest week. Cows in full profit and m others found • ready sale, at 141. to 181. each, although tiny were not Bret-rate animals. Sheep of all descriptions sold at advanced prices, and the Weeders anticipate a fur ther improvement. Business was in a very animated state throughout the day, and at the close a total clearance was effected. The Horse trade continues brisk; good ani mals neither receded in prices nor demand. - - YORK. June 17.—We had a fair supply of fat Beasts, which sold at from ss. 6d. to Cis. per 141b. ' at which quota tions • good clearance was effected. Mutton Sheep, 41d. to sd. ; light weights, Ii d. per lb. Griming Sheep in propor tion, with fair demand. Calving and dairy Cows were in good demand, at improving rates. Lean Beasts were also in better demand, at steady rates, consequent on the better supply of gram—Calves sod Sheep, June 18: We had a good supply of Calves, and a very small number of Lambs. No Sheep shown. Calves, about 4d. ; Lambs, 6d. to 61d. per lb. SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British possessions in America, computed from the re turns made in the week coding the 15th June, 1852, is 235. 101 d. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, is 235. 9d. Sugar, tho produce of the East Indies, 211. ld. The average price of the three foregoing descriptions of Sugar, jointly, is 235. 31d. _ BRISTOL, JUNE 18. BUOAR.—We continue to experience an excellent de mand here fur all descriptions of raw sugar, and fully former prices have been paid this week for about 600 hbds. West India, which quantity embraces nearly every board of sugar brought forward, and the offices are again quite bare of samples ; in other descriptions of raw sugar the transactions are limited for want of a supply. The refined market is steady, but scarcely so active as of late, and some descriptions of refiners' produce are rather dull of sale. Run is in better demand, and about 150 punebeons have found buyers this week at former rates. COTTON.—LivnitrooL, Jules 18.—There have been moments of dulness since our last, especially on Tuesday and part of Wednesday, and no doubt sales were made at some slight reduction of price. With the progress of the week, however, the trade showed a disposition to purchase freely at any quotable concession. Speculator, always on the look out, were encouraged thereby, not only to suspend sales, but act in the contrary direction, and increase their stocks. In this way the market has gradually resumed its former tone and confidence; nor can we reduce, in any material degree, the previous printed scale of quotations, as given on Friday last. Still we consider the choice of quality and the turn of advantage to be in favour of the buyers. The markets of the United States are barely sup porting their previous prices. In other respects the ad vices from that country, as affecting the staple, are not very important. The committee of brokers place fair the same as last week, namely i—Uplands, bid.; Mobile, Sid. ; pred Orleans, 6j 4 . per lb. 12,930 American, 780 Surat, 1,510 Egyptian, and 400 Peroam, arc reported to have been taken in speculation; and 5,830 American, 470 Surat, and 300 Peru= for expert. Sales for the week, 60,640 bales. WOOL.—Linn, Jona 18.—The supply of old English wools at market is very light, and stocks are therefore not well assorted. There has been a fair demand during the present week, and last week's rates are fully maintained, with an improved tendency ; but it is quite impossible to obtain prices at all approaching those eked by the farmers for the new clip. HOSIERY.—L•tcUrxa, June 18.—There is • little more doing this week, and the workmen are now generally employed. Wools are firm, and yarns have a tendency to advance. The London and shipping houses are mainly oc cupied in the execution of Continental and Angriest' orders, which, however, are smaller both in number and amount than formerly. In the glove trade the home demand can scarcely be said to have commenced ; the business doing is almost exclusively for abroad. In the filmy trade but little is doing as compared with previous years.—Leicader Mercury. CORN.—Csaixeronn, June 18.—The supply of Wheat we by no means large to-day ; the weather oontinuing dieweery induced farmirn to ask more money, and, In most insiseess, le. advance was established. Red, 40e. to 425.; whits, 475. to 49e. ; extra, 495. 6d. Beans, very few offer ing. The accounts in from various districts are gloomy re 'pecting the grossing crops of Beans having been smitten, and hums instances they have been ploughed up. Isnrootx, June 18.—We bad only a moderate supply of Wheat at our market to-day, which was taken off at fully lest week's rates, and in some instances good reds made le. awe wassy. Rather more money asked for Barley, which eleseited bedew, and very little was done in this snide. in Oatsd Beans. Wheat, red, 39m. to 41V i tlt 1 1 , 435. en to 46e. Barley, 281. to 30e. Oats, 19s. to 22a. lavnarooL, Juni 18.—The arrivals sines Tuesday from Ireland end coastwise arc very light. From abroa d there bee been reported 7,087 qn. wheat, 3,467 quarters of Indian corn, sad 2161! brie. flour. The exports comprise 844 qn. wheal, * g r. Wins corn, and 2.58 sacks and 3,073 iris. leer. by bean a geed demand for wheat and Seer during the week, and Tuesday's prices have been fully surperted. India Dorn has been neglected, and prices have maker a ileamward tendency. The weather continues wet and enestged, end enesesenabl said. At this morn ing's market time wu a hir attendaaes of town and coun try dealers, eel a geed demand was esperienced for wheat and the best washe of emit awl band lour, at the extreme prices of Tweedy last. Oats and oatmeal were much neglected, bet ewe _Met quotations were supported. Beans were in if diammad, at fully late rates. Indian corn met a very &a ads, rad an descnptions were freely offered at a decline at 61. pw Mac , without leading to much beam. No shesgeln Misr articles. - - - - Wainifismo, June 18.—We have a considerable falling WV* week is war supply of Wheat ; this, °combined with ths Wavy Moe &nips tate past few days, mote oar bads to memo nese fret, mod doe brine deee. ease& limited, is et Mire berm& pima tom tike mita et Wak day otoelglil ?Maley minima Oats and with- t Ju nmelan ly 1.1. It t-j . li u !rt 9 t:o j r,.7 l4 ral, ir, heakt 'llua ke M itter il : out variation. Beans are held for • little more money. E . . 7. 1 1: 11;rfeed... yo :termondeev ub, Other articles as lard noted. The following are the price s :- W.kentlt, Torkeldre, r.ilway contractor -July 9. B. eroolend, Yens Wheat, per qr., 801 b. to the bushel, Suffolk, Essex, and Ire roier-July 12. T. head Haslet otuttordshir e , Kent, sew red, 40s. to 415.; extra, 42 5. ;new , white, 44.. to , 0 , b ,.,..,,_j,,t y 13. W. j ...,.. nnd C. J. j ..... ._: Ilinwstret, bang 465. • extra, 485.; Norfolk and Hunts, new, red, 375. to 395.; tug, plumbers-July 10. J. 0. Lacy, Greet at. Helen's, Mono pane: ifstr's, 415.; new white, 40s. to 425. ; extra, 445. ; Lincoln• 'wet. City, gun manufacturer-July 9. A. liii.m, IStreiboltonaluer. 'hire, grocer -hely I !. Ann Puckett, Mellow street, Ittatumsertare, shire and Cambridgeshire, new red, 37 8 . to 39r.; extra, 41.. ; ingdmsbire, Ironmonecr-July 12. r. MBA Llamelosr, Montgomery new white, 40e. to 415• ;.extra, 445.; Yorkshire, new red, 38s. logging•hourts keeper-July 9. J. Beersh, Poeteleset, Toshiba,. seed to 40s. ; extra, 41s. ; new white, 40s• to 42a• ; extra, 445. ; marginal-July 10. J. T. allay, Pais, timber merchant. - - Dantais and K.maigsburg, white, 395. to 435• ; extra, 465.; PARTNEI94IIII4I DISBOLVED. Lower Baltic and ilainlinrgh, red, 361. to 375. ; extra, 425. ; T. Anderson, A. D. AneLreon, mil 0. All-erase, Liverpool, FA far as Mediterranean, red, 335. to 345. ; extra, 35e. ; Old English, reser& T. Anderson. white, e 4 . l tr s.. , 3Bla.rl;esyr,,,opetchr,lm2s.pgwrialmor4.,:torra: O c. ..S ca ird , Z. A ll . orten c.yk , , C , sz er. diff,,rok .e., : ...t. . init..r, .t.ti0.,.. W Booth sad Z. J Tindall, P terrace . BeSeat's-Park, am. folk and Suffolk', 275. to 28s. ; extra, 291. ; Lincolnshire and :. • r l e C d or , ks 36l hire t° , 2 4( 9 h 5..t0 . 30s. Beans, per qr., 6311,.. to the bushel, small, fine, 325. to • M. Cowes, C. Woad, arid G. Walker, Idasoliester, moulderr, au Or as 345.; ticks, 31s. to 331• ; foreigo, 265. to 28s. Oats, per stone, regards C. Wood. mealing, new, 9d. to lOid. ; feeding, 10d. to ltd. • foreg, J. Dias and J. Hart, Nottleighum, ourrartm. 9d. to 90. Shelling, per load of 2811 be., 2a. to • A. A Forsyth, Aberdeen, ao far as regards his connellon with the Stith Bratsk Australeadari ban and Investment Company. Malt, per load of 6 bushels 375. to 395. Peas, per qr. illa- li, Oaeick sad J. Garlick, Malmelsury rind Westport, %%WV penal, blue and white boilers, 28a. to 295. • extra, 305. • b eita i., "et Frey and feed, 26.. to 27 m. ; extra, 28s. Itspes ' iced, per las t la. Hall end T. Gordo., bolt ngton, Lanewildre, and Menchtettr, imperial, English, 21/. to 221. ; foreign, 211. to 231. Lin- calico printers. seed, per imperial qr., 435. to 48s. Iniports during the 0. Ilawksley, J. Milan, and C. Illialam, Stu Meld, eilveramith*, so far week : Wheat, 4,1.79 qrs. ; Barley, 490; Oats, 91; Beans, as regards J. Ilukto T. Hee DHenry,and W 0 P II IF k I C' ry, U. I eery, .O. P. eery, Mark-lane, s ane, Iv, and 190 ; Peas, 79.1 Dundee, sail-cloth manufac,urcre, as tar as regards W. G. It. Henry. R. G. Ibbett and J. Smith, W ore hipsstreet, hboteditch, euctioecero W. M. Jackson and J. it. Cooler, hell Holborn, primes.. W. P. Lan, and 11. Menhinick, Llbington-rtriet, Vauxhall-by dire. road, butders. E. Marsden, W. Clover, N. 11. Glaser, esti It. N. Hamlin, Manthew ter and Gibraltar, men:barite. S. Manclee and J. Vs kite head, Menchottcr, end Valparawo, mer chants. IL Oglesby and 0. Spurr, Boston, Cletotsehirt, oil cake ant Lout merebents. J. Peel, T. Bell. and 11. Camport, Alexandria, I , 4mA, merchant.. K. Pollees. and W. Wilkinr, Commercial road Lad, stepue, in. Mouses. H. Itansome, J. A. Itanitome, C. Hey, and W. D. Sime, Ipswich, and Great Oeorgratreet, Wematinmer, lam founder., so far as r. gerds C. May. J. Robins= and .1. Burrowcliff, jun., Stamforth and Bawer!, York shire, timber merelian .. later. 'Thompson and Joseph Thompron, Peterboiougb, Northampton. abirs, general dealer. Ann Thornton Fed W. It. Wright, Custom Lartembire, praetor.. W. Turner and E. Thornley, liadeltffe-bridge and Preetwith, Lem. shire, tailors, I. w e r,„.s ge , age , and J. Weteue, jun., Cambridge, builders raXYICII SkAII'EATBATIO Ns. Jose AIIIXAIIIINS and JAIIIIIO AL/ZANIAI., Glasgow, tailor., lure 2; sad July 14, at the Globe Hotel, blartgovs. WILIAM ALLAN and RICHARD It., lillont, Glasgow, 'rights, June 12 and July 13, al the star lint. t, Gt t-gow. CHMILES Bore and Sore, and Ito ear Foram., Glimmer, commiseion merchants, June 23 and July 14, at the Gletegow Moak I IldtllJav, HAldr/wL CA11P010.74 , !. ItlittattollAlM and liarprow, aright, Jute 25 and July It, at the Els Otani linte l, Humberto*. Sects. Hneun . u.N and J• 11114 LIMON T. Camlachte, near Glasgow, and RLIIIII, Port Charaste, Islay, distillers, June 23 and July It, at the Glaygow Steck Exchange. JAIIIA 11. wig and RAIIII.RT S1111,11:1 , , Edinburgh, me rchnnt., June 22 and July 13, at Johnotione's 1 emperance Colfeehouce, latuburga. SHIPPINU INIELLIUENCE. SEABORNS MAILS. (N *Mica that tb• wade are own from tho °carrel Pint -ottc , r the olght— and II by . by the niabt—end 11.1 by the raorninig—d&ptteh.) I MO wti made Ut ! Mom what ', COUNTRIES. lii Gruen' I. w. r e m ' Wbes I CAL.. Loudest dempstentd. , due. Araeries(byPrit.itakit N' June 16 Livolool.. . June 23 Aturrisalb7U2ited Stater NANA) ....—.. .. ..../illuno 16. ..... -. lLiverpeol... ,June:( Amerletth) ..t-tat " e.(L6 l June 23 ;Am:3am, t...r. June 3) Australie(elaliouthamp.l ton) D.tto (Ma Maneillev) N. Weer Ditto (via Cape of Good; I Hope) N 2nd of the month Plymouth ... Area (HUM Whit) ..... Hl* of M. WWII' rl) month ... June 23 11ezandria• N I Alehluth of mou.; Lamer .lelieleat dread lO 9th of the moat: i lon.thaturtnn. July Pi Swope Ayres 611412 et the mond. ; it.uthamoon. July 16 lallfornla 9l , 2ridAlltha r.c att ...tot/lb.. , .ph. Jane 20 Ceps &Gond Hope N' litla ot Jima Caps de Verdi N Lod of the month. Plymouth June it) o.s.staltmoplv. • .51711117)1)27t.L0t 1.., oov, Cestral Amides IS telati7thofin. nit Ittoutearupton. 'June to Channel Islas NI gon.,med..lst 64.1'h/wham pton.; Tu 16.9 a Chili 61.2nd::17tDof moist *toe:taint,' . I ne 26 Prance 33 .tt N .tuice QUIT :AMC? Oreseise... • "hl7thothof mot 1 1101C1 ..........June 20 Limbed, NlTuraday It Pri.i. , London rtter.„Na Holland ........ II deduce. ai gin, London ''d , r.sfha HOOQIIIIII Ireland .....91 at h 'Twine daily.. Inglia(viaPoutlimm t 1)24:60th of :bent nth' 4 outhAin,..,;.n.iJune 21 India (via Hansillsal 11 ;ilthili2 shot month 'Dover India (via Cape of Coral , Hope) 6l 13th of the month 1 . 1) mouth bl . l autts N 12th of the month Plymouth Meditseransanivialhauth; [ amplon) noutkaototA. June 13 Entwistle lamellar) —ll , llth: - .2 ith ot rh..ath ' ( Vow.) - . ' . ... .Juze 17 Nuke N,lad of the month '4outltmarton. 'July 3 Makin' Ni itAlt of tlie most!. nouthidultuo..lJuly 16 ULM. ~, ) 17:14170,100,21tbi - 1 laillthrf the month.. Dover Naples* • 3t313023:101 mum I. llover Papal States. N ,Stblatt2...thof IlliailDover Petiirrub I "'..714' 7tl)..7t`Ant rorm.!Adotitherll,2oll Jobe hi Peru 61 2sitt34l7thot montb,Soattrowtor.. June 20 Tummy. • tt. 1 uhistlief mot. I Lions ...«.... lase 22 Went Indies . ion Iheteries Laud (wt.. I Australia) __. .__.. • Ho mite to mum eoustnat tar matted e, an •Iwieb perked He blereedies. The trdia mail, vta gowbarept w, will be nada tip on of the llith instant, In conrequence of the :ioth tilling on a Sund, t The Peninsular moil will be , ede up on the morning of the Instant, 10 eons, gore: or of the •:7th toltlnit one Sunday. I- WI CASUALTIES. George Evans, which sailed on the 11th inq., for Net York, has put b..k, leaky, and will have to discharge Liverpool, June 18. A It li. I V ED. Asiosm—et Gravesend, Ju. e IR, from Quebec ALL —at Liverpool, June 18, trona St. Stephen's, N.B. ACIIIIIVS-111/ lAver pool, June I. from Aosrr—e/ Liverpool, June IS, from Msbne Alums—at Liverivoi Juke 18, from New Grimm 110A11801/4—ftt Liverpo ol, June 18, from Mobile BLANC= —at Liverpool, June 18, from New °rinse linseaway..--at Deal, Juue 17, from 'lllarl -" '--- -" June 18, from Pbitutiptu erTiWiilp ciiie7RiLiditTvii;Oei, -_— . ........ r........,__- EJICILAXIIiI-•at Gravesend, June le, frora Australs GLarataa—at Grimaldi, June ti, from Nt. hat's Gontess—at Atlantan. Jane 17, from Tenerife HUMP lawman—at Omni, June I:, from. Amami Hoerr—at Vaignostn, June 17, from. okra Horn GooDirtn—M Liverpool, June Is, fr0m...... New or:eni lme—M Liverpool, June 18, from ....... . . Berfetion JIIAIIII2 WA= -.at Falmouth, June 17, from ~..........Hanaaah J. ICATIIOIII—aI Lie , rpuol, June If, 1t0ui.......... Chaflodoa Joan harmer—at Liverpool, 1-i June 18, from New Weans Juseraufa—at Oraveeend, June 17, from Ale:amine !OMAN BILADDLS—at Liverpool, Juoe 111, from New °Maid LIACILIIIILD —at Gravoseng„ June 18, from Liam LAT/MlA—at Liverpool, Gone 18, fr0m........ . . Barb MOO MIGNON—at Literpool, June If, from. Luna NOarCWlCllLa,n—off he Wight, June 17, nora P. Phillip New v. on—at a Liverpool, June 16, from. New Tort OISUIRII—eI Cowes, June 17, raga lisreue—at Liverpool, June IN km— .fiewerlear fitairitia—at Liverpool, June 18, from. .... Groan titODollB—at Liverpool, June 18, from New V ,rli Swaim:ay—et Liverpool, June 16, from Niorn boornmarroo of Dover, June 17, from Nee Ver t Tree-la Femme Koala, Jute IN, from &Windt Itty TONAWAMDA—at Liverpool, Jute 18, fr0m......... Flodiviemlua Unity —at Uraemend, Jane Is, from Dates Wamarogn —at Liverpool, June 18. from Nllpriolo li Wm Jaavie—et Limped, June le, from ...... .........New Gera. Wasanamam—atAkerlielle June 18, from_ BAILED. Ars—trees Liverpool, Julie la to .....,.c. G. liere Asutae—from Liverpool. June 18, 13 bog *La __volt-nom Liverpool, June IS, to ..................... - CONCOIWia-trom Liverpool, June IS, ....... _ Cmtoursa Laces-fromtiravesend, June 18, Damn-from Liverpool, :Jana 18, to ATOM Loom-from Falmouth, June 11 to FMANCIS MOM-from Portamouth, June IT, to ........... 2.lldlip liciareon-from Liverpool, June 115, to "ilti= 11111.12111 A-111311) Liverpoca, June ID, to Lena Raina-from Gravesend, June 18, ...... Mmoneo L11111101.014-tram Liverpool, June 18, to beano Lis utarsana-trein Liverpool, June 18, to teem L.DY FLOW. ILUTIMM-from Liverpool, Jane IS, te...lkmOrall mauoo-ham Liverpool, June 18, to la = lassn.owaa-ham Gowo r June 17, to MTOTZRT-foam FalltOtath, June IT, Loadori Ono-Prom Liverpool, June la, to Strahuad I Paaracroa-tecal Gravesend, June IS, t0m.................... Insiterin Passim Aumm-from Gravemed, 'June IS, to ..... . . New Tat itiormaaa-tram Liverpool, June Is, to.. ...... Potenbul Ta BRUDIA--from LITC11)001, JUIN 111. to ........... levt md W. Wan-tram Liverpool, , June 1 to. WATLuiLw-11.101 Li=ol, June 18 s to- ............... ti share ZWAVS-from Live June IS, J0... . imileanthori VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Atlantic, from Luscious for flondurm, Joao 12, 1at.47 15 W. Dalhousie (ship), May 16, lAL 12.37 N., lon. 19.40 W. Eliza Thornton, May 10, 'AL 0.56 N., lon. 16..5 W., out 36 days from Loudon, sod bound to from ; all ssel Mary Mews's (barque), from ['swum for Looloo, April 20, Ist. IL' 6t, on. 12.30 W. Mermaid, from London for Tort Phillip, Int. 1.:0 N., lon. 71 W. Naiad, of Landon (brW ) June 4, lat. 43.10 N., lon. 1110 W. Bittabaw, Edwards, of , L o ndon, from Liverpool for Valli, Mar 00 9 , June 2, W. 30.24 N., lon. 15.16 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, Alill DEATH. BIRTHS. PAGAN.—lace 14. the wife of the Rey. 11. S. Faint , . o "°' That Grammar lichoul, M a daughter. 101.—Jura It, at Faraborihgt,, the wife of J. W. Et s, , daughter. PAllletS.—June 15, at llattersea.lteld., the wile of 11. • of •son. WINTHROP —Jaw IS, at Clltton.tark, near the °. Be,. B. Winthrop, of •wm. MAKKLAOPS. CBALAIAT—HEEVEI 4 .—June lb, at et. bllchaerr, Roth, by thelle. It. Peen, N. L. Malawi; to Übe RPPTI., of hail,. NYWNUAbI YUY.—Juto Y Siloam. &trey, by the Errs J. Foy, Capt. N. J. Neenhavo, of the rbnl limbo light In. fantry, to I.oulaa Elizabeth, only eurcivirg child of the late Na;r: W. 14. Yoy, of tbeßonha XINENEO - 14, at the Collegiate Churth S'• Nteholaa, Galway, by the See. Weldon, ILA., 11. Xinc , oi , EN., Ilrut. Sib (the Koller) Rept , w and eon ot the to, I.r at - Cleo. Sir D. Xhimbea, 1L.C.11., to Mary, robot douskter e Bombe, Esq. 111 ATHS. /AVENPORT.—Joao IS, at Kwtrsirton, near Leicen 77, *I E. Davenport, aged IKANTIISII. Junk 15, at A.l.liveornhe, nvar eroyeon. 1. - 1 " 4 youth:rat .on of the late J. Urantluon, leg., if ,rteProorr. Newt,urr, &TIM aged 71. lAKT.—June 16, at Portland place. septitnue Lockrer. totlEKTr late ; I , : ry ._ l j Itoek , Attar. rioted owl published by WiLusn list" or Na I. U nli street. in is City ol lenness. Printer. et OW ()Sabin Lo rigw ‘ In 1,1 Masa 01 Wkilebiats. - RaTilinaT. Ann terl9 I 7T 0.• .Al 4 awn , of t wal DA V. tb. tp pled aloe by Belßuoun C " A COO t Pev•Poc by &win 99, Or. LI ti N ara anahly bo ing w I affable Pri" MP vrtv STEAD Wady KSIGE ree. t* i seta— /tame Wire SMITI Dame aPligr age. Moot Ice.; kerpei l'ltc GREA Erzoli T' 111 , 13111 bums Do Uzi tried pieta 'wow Eon: of a t MOM noall •*+o need and Sims ma covet flub! It «T A all a " PI Pe stel Pi era ear %.",.