The Express. — London, England, 1847-08-14 00:00:00

• 6 . WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT. • -- • •-- before 11. C. Morian, req., judge. CHAD ELI. C. BAHERI--TILE MOST APPROVED METHOD or roar/au:so Cith.—This was an action brought by a licensed victualler for goods sold and delivered to the de fendant, who admitted the plaintiff's claim, but pleaded a est-off. On being sworn, the defendantatated that he claimed remuneration to the amount of 21., the mum agreed upon with the plaintiff for teaching him oft his eftesciog Iftainies as a publican the most approved method of preparing gin for the use of the public.—ln answer to the learned judge. the ikfendant gave the following recipe es his method of improving gin:—To 40 gallons of gin add 1 tea-spoonful of ea of s itriol, 1 spoonful of oil of ahnonds, 1 gill of spirits of wine. 1 ounce of angelica root, 1 ounce of wash alum, 1 evince of salts of t irtar, 2 ounces each of Chili gin and whole ginger.—The plaintiff, although he admitted having received the instruction in this branch of chemistry, declared oft oath thst he had never tested its efficacy in practice.—The learned judge, in disallowing the set-off, said that although he did not believe the practice of " improving" or adulterating the gin in the manner stated, to be at all general, or proved to have been used in the present cue, he could not help noticing the case in the hope that the gin.drinking portion of the community might turn the information to account. — An award was then made in favour of the plaintiff. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. WESTERN ClRCUlT.—Devizes, Aro. 12. The commission of amine for the county of Wilts was opened yesterday evening, by Mr. Justice Williams! rind this morning the courts were opened for the tranmetion of business, Chief Justice Wilde presiding on the Crown side, and air. Justice Williams sitting at Nisi Peius. There were nineteen causes entered for trial, but right of them have been already disposed of. Such a list is very unusual in this county, and it is only accounted for by the fact that several of the cases were actions on bills of e or promissory notes, which had their origin in Lund: 6 lm.o calendar contains the names if 64 prisoners, but the tamer with which they are charged are, for the most part,of a tione ratively trifling nature. There is one charge of murder, bet the case does not appear to be of a very aggravated kind. ! CROWN COTRT.—Before Chief Justice While. MActotouscv STABDING.—DanieI Haines was indicted for maliciously cutting and wounding Thomas Hewlett, at Bishopetone, with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm,—Mr. Slade, for the prosecution, called witnesses to prove that Hewlett was a labourer at Bishops; one, and that on Saturday, the 24th July, he andjtie wife - were at a public house together. On their retura home, between 11 and 12 o'clock at night, they sat down on a bank by the road aide. Shortly afterwards a quarrel took place in the road between the prisoner and three other men who were proceeding in the same direction. The prisoner then interfered with Hewlett, and asked him who he was. The prosecutor told him it was no business of him, and thereupon the prisoner seised him by the collar. Words ensued, and at length the prisoner delieamtely sat down by the side of the prosecutor's wife. Immediately afterwards the prisoner jumped up and ran at Hewlett. saying he was ready to fight any man. They scuttled together, and the prosecutor found that' he was injured in the right shoulder and left side, and also on his fingers. The prisoner's mother then came up and seised the prosecutor, end the prisoner exclaimed, " I've a knife it my pocket, and I will kill him." The prisoner was then dragged away by his brother-in-law, and the prosecutor was take. tome by his wife. The prosecutor and the pri soner had been known to each other for twenty year!, and they had quarrelled some eight yens ago, when they fought, but had been on friendly terms from that time. The prisoner was iatoxicated on the occasion in question, and he stated when he was token into custody that he struck Hewlett in self-defence. The surgeon who examined the wounds which the prosecutor had received, stated that the injuries were of a serious naturq, —Verdict, Gulley. Sentence, 12 months' imprisonment —The learned judge observed that the prisoner had committed a cowardly assault, such as a weltorlered English mind would revolt from. According to the raw of this country a man was not justified in using a knife to resent an ordinary blow from the hand, NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Livastroot, Avis. 13. Before Lord Chief Baron Pollock. EXTRAORDINARY CASE OP STABBlNO.—Elimbetli Jack son (51) was indicted for having, at Manchester, feloniously wounded Thomas Boyle, her son-in-law, a shoemaker, who had monied the prisoner's daughter. The prisoner gave them, on the occasio• of the marriage, some houses and other property. She was anxious to have the property back again, sad the grievous act now complained of had its origin this ill On the 27th of May the prisoner, her daughter, and her son-in-law all slept in the same room in the house of the prosecutor. About five o'clock in the morning the son in-law was suddenly startled from his sleep by finding that his mother-in - law, the prisoner, lad stretched over her daught.pr, and had succeeded in inflicting a very serious wound on his neck with a dinner knife. He rushed out of the bed, seized the knife, and ran into the street, streaming with blood, and holding the bloody knife in his hand. A. policeman was immediately sent for, who found the prisoner attics with her head leaning upon her hand. She was exceedingly depressed, and refused to give any statement of the tenons which had induced her to commit the dreadful act. She had been repeatedly heard to say previous to this, that *be wished the prosecutor was dead . The knife had ever, appearance of having been recently sharpened on the edge of a window. The wound was half an inch in depth and three inches in length, and a great mercy it ap peased to be that the prisoner did not now stand before the court upon the capital charge.—Mr. Monk, for the defence, said the bargain made at the time of the marriage was, that the prisoner should have 7s. a week from the prosecutor, and that not having received that stipulated amount, and that not having lived happily with her son-in-law, quarrels en vied ; but there was no immediate quarrel ; for three weeks prior to the occurrence they . had lived in amity together ; and the night before it the prisoner appeared in good spirits, and wished her daughter and son-in law " good night, ' and went to bed before them. He (Mr. Monk) contended that the prisoner committed the act from some impulse daring steep, and that she was, therefore, irresponsible.—The judge, in summing up, said the jury had no middle course to adopt, and that the y . must either find the prisoner guilty or not. If she were mune, she would be confined for life; but if a morbid state of the mind was to be taken as a sufficient de fence, then there would be no knowing where impunity for crimes committed would end. He strongly deprecated the introduction of so very dangerous a plea into our courts of justiee.—The jury, after a brief absence from court, returned a verdict of Guilty of committing the act with intent to murder." POLICE.—YrsreaDAY. MARLBOROUGH•f3TREET.—Tnn LATE ROBBERY TN MADDOX.-BTREET.—Edwarcb and his wife, and Dean, for nearly in the service of Mr. Trafford, who had been appre hended on suspicion of having been concerned in robbing the residence of Mr. Trafford, during his absence at bin wantry seat, Wroxham Hall, were brought up for the of being discharged, there being no evidence out any imputation attached to them.--Joreph Pemberton, mums-baker, John Bartniater, groom, and George Dickenson, groom, were then charged on sus picion of haring committed the robbery.—John Bali win. cabman, sail on the morning of the robbery he was called from the stand by Dickenson, to take up in Great liehborne-street. Two bundle, were placed in his cab, and the three prisoners rode with hint. The bundles ware large and heavy, and one of them was wrapped in a bed curtain. Witness put the prisoners down in Bun-street, Bishoorgate.—Police.constable Boyce, C 181, said a lad, named Luke Hedy, told him that he could identity the handkerchief found in the area, and further that he had seen a gold watch in Bannister's possession, and that the watch bad been sold to a man 14 Drury-lane. (This the lad Healy now denied.) The witness had ascertained that Pemberton had only recently come out of prison, and had nom completely furnished a room. He had also shown a double handful of sovereigns, raying, " Look here, that's the way to get money."—Thomas Taylor, a boy, said as soon as the bills came out offering 1001. reward, another boy met him, and wanted to lay Om to swear against some persona in order to get the reward. He could swear that one of the handkerchiefs now produced was his property, which be had lent shout a month ago to Pemberton.—Tbe police mid this handkerchief had been found in the area round aowbar —The prisoners denied all knowledge of the rob bery, and were remanded tilt next Monday. LAMBETH —ROBBERY HO A SOLDIEU,7fritIiONSO4- limore, a private in the Foot Guards, was finally examined, charged with robbing Mr. John Gibson, an accountant, re siding at No. 9, Webber-street, Blackfrists-road. On Tues day evening the prosecutor, while in a state of intoxication, met the prisoner, and they went together in a cab to As Theatre. Oa arriving there the prosecutor discovered that be was robbed of from two to three pounds. The prisoner at the' time denicd the robbery, and said he had not more than • few halfpence about him, hut upon being 'earthed if. Si. Md. was found in his jacket pocket. He was folly committed to Newgate for trial. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVENING. Without any adverse circumstance apparently to trouble the market to-day, or to induce speculative movements for a fall in prices, the funds were heavy and in decline. Consols were done at the commence- meat of business at 87; for time, and were quoted 871 to ; for money, 871 to 1. Upon some sales of money stock, and Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., not however of much consideration, they been to droop subsequently, and were sold at 8 • for time, and 87 for money. At the close, how ever, they had partially recovered to, and left off at, 87 to ,1 for money, and 871 to for seooont. For the next account they were called 871 to t. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents were 89 to 1. Reduced Threes, 871 to 4. Long Annuities, 9 1-16 to 4. Exchequer Bills, ls. discount to 2s. premium. India Bonds, 2s. discount to 2s. premium. Bank Stook, 1951 to 71. The transactions in foreign stocks were chiefly con fined to Mexican and Portuguese, with, however, no particular fluctuations in the value of either. Mexican may still be epioted:l7l to 181. Portuguese lower at 284 to 94. Spanish Fives were called 201 to 1 ; the Threes, 301 to 1. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 531 to 81; the Fours, 881 to 91. From Amsterdam it is stated on the 10th inst., that there was a "sort of panic" on the exchange that day in all stocks. Small sellers were numerous and anxious to realise at any price. The market was surcharged, not only by orders from without, from hence probably, but by 1 per CMS. . { D. . . 4i D. . . Per assert. Mile, 4199.11. m ...„ 1 " .II 0m ... , th 0..... , i.... a... : 11$ 10 li 11: :: I 110 :: 1 11: :: I 111 :4 • .. I . 1 . “ ilbrehoge ofs tamios 00 ao7;). 91 so. " Kerr. ew. Saliba lOW . . .1 04 poolu Loin . . .1 I Y OI 10 Do. s.lBll . . . 100 I Rama Lem . . . 991 Do. 4e.. . . 931 Dowers lima . .II Do. se 11•9•49. Ave. 7.-41049 por Oslo. al 1: Floe PO 4:19.4... 1 7 1 I . P 494199.11 ; O.J 1.15, But 4481. Foralssad, 140; Beak of Bt. Isabella, 113. Faelaago oa Lembo.* 00.100. THE CORTES LOAN INTEREST FROM 1823 TO 1834. Stn,—ln your judiesous " City Artaele' of Monday you referred to the peculiarly dishonourable treatment by the Spanish oonotitutional party of their own loans, made be tween 1820 and 1823, and you ingenuously hoped that Senor Isturir, the present Spanish ambassador in London, who was a prominent member of that party when thee/ loans were contracted, might use the influence of his present high station to obtain something like retribution and indemnity (or thole particular ere diton whose claims may be said to affect the personal honour of every Spanish constitutionalist u much as the public credit and character of the Spaaish nation. Un fortunately, sir, this capital of those leans we. in 1834 so intermingled with the French anti-oanstitutional leans, that they are become no longer distinguishable; but if Senor Isturis entertains the wish that such tardy and even meaty justice as can now be done should not be withheld, yea sea, through your widely-circulated columns. point out to his notice, that the arrears of interest on thou loans from 1823 to 1834 are still readily distinguishable in the form, and with the dates, of puede active bonds lured is and since 1838, and deferred bands. In 1834 the esplial of the various Spanish debts was maselida' ted sad made motive, and the coupons of the Corte bran latemele *sea lilt to 'Si were surrendered sal sashoessi ilt delbered bonds, with a condition endorsed that these slso should . bessom active" by yearly 12ths, la end from 1838, the' =Ow un handsomely constitu these arrears an inferior debt to the extent ef this delay. A further sacrifice was farther UM also made by "%Alai sad by the above interests, viz., eye-third of the missal was senalepeamiso, sad ell com pound upon the interests durbatheir mats mane, from 1823 to '34, was relinquished exfsespunieel.• • Now, this compound exceeded onethird--• circumstance pager to notice, though not needful for the purpose of this letter. But, sir, when 1838, the period at whim* the above Inte rests or deferred debt was to " beeper 'alive" by yearly 12ths arrived, the actives of 1834 were as longer solvent as when the contract was made, but they bed become insolent in and since 1836, and they wen, therefore, plainly no longer proper for the fulfinsent of that contract, as respects the deferred debt; notwithstanding which, Spain has, by her agents, the contractors et lows made since the Cortes loans were made, and the interests from 1823 to 1834 became overdue, and who are, therefore, as to these prior interests, newer, and, I fear, hostile mortgagees, forcibly converted one-twelfth of the deferred debt yearly, in and wince 1838, into bonds of the same kind as the actives of 1834, upon which the interest is not paid, and thus, by a jets de mots of the phrase and engagement to "biome active," these interests from 1823 to 1834 are liquidated with insolvent bonds, while later simple interests on the French anti-constitutional and other loans, via., from 1836 to 1840, have been liquidated, and become really active, by conversion into a solvent 3 per cent. stock, from which the simple interests from 1823 to 1834, or deferred debt, are spec fically excluded—a monstrous injustice, sir, when super added to anterior ill-usage, and making a precedent which, if followed out, would be entirely subversive of every rule and law of contract between man and man, and enable any rogue to liquidate his engagements with waste paper : e. g., suppose a contract by A to pay B 1001. at the end of six months with the notes of any particular bank then solvent, A ignorant, cr poesibly knowing or suspecting, but the fact happening that such bank intermediately broke—will it be contended that A's tender of these insolvent notes con stitutes a valid payment and performance, there being no special contract applicable to bankruptcy, and that his tender should then be valid ? Then, sir, the convereon into insolvent bonds, called active, in and since 1838, is not a more valid performance of the contract of 1834, that the interests from 1823 to 1834, or deferred debt, should " become active," in and from 1838, but a mere equivocation and juggle, and I trust that you will be kind enough to call the attention of the Spanish Ambassador and Finance Minister to the foul and oppressive treatment of these elder Intense from 1823 to '34, while by shameful contrast • real liquidation has been given to those accrued much later, both hence and foreign, and that you will enable those who have been thus aggrieved to prefer the just and moderate request that " in asmuch as the arrangement of 1834 has been substantially broken, and in the eseential condition, these old Cortes loan simple interests from 1823 to 1834 may be, without further prevarication and delay, converted into Three per Cents.," and thus placed upon an equal footing with the younger simple interests, due only from 1836 to 40. lam swore, sir, that the junior creditors of every degree in possession of ad vantages to which their prior creditors were better entitled may still exert themselves to perpetuate their monopoly of Three per Cent. Active Stock, and to limit as much as possible Its amount for their own imagined greater security ; but it is a bard measure for such reasons to consign pear claimants to a never-ending sacrifice and injustice, and I trust the English press may so being this dishonourable business under the view and notice of the Spanish govern meat, and the public in general, that so dart a stain upon Spanish honour, and great and long endured wrongs of the Angle-Corte bondholden, may be as speedily effaced, and entirely forgiven and forgotten, as they yet may be.—A Duran CaIIDITOR or SPAIN.—Aug. 10. RAILWAY NEWS. There was a still more depressed market in shares yesterday, the more important feature of which was that the depression weighed most upon the old stocks. Eastern Counties were a good deal discredited in esti mation from the results and ineeents of the late meeting, and the shares were in decline accordingly. London and North-Westerns were receding in value. It must not be disguised that much discontent is expressed generally and freely is respect of railway management. MEETINGS. —LONDON AND Norm Warriam—HaV• yearly Mreting, Aug. 15.—/Ir. 0. O. °ban la the ablr.—The mites of ths previous hidAysenty misting bobs hew wan sad eaa• Aged. the Chairman stead tat ea We eardea the bream err bean the propriety' =dee elnevist seed deweertaree. la August La. seam the rims WY* hel tabs piese la the air of thus; 11011.141100 i ups Omet et igiodelisa Aid' them Y had hit a 'daddy to bre•M the propetioreat the probabi l = of the tregunt sad of Oak ea be Rabat. and the probslis Obit at the reseigb vf Oa by shages at whish they were merybc Sh is 7=si Oa left Ow pleb the remit showed that he had not bey gesetwee la the waft la bed given. It wee e.idemt, when he came beaus be sew t araalgunettat bill last year. that the extrasseteiswesees pedisimathed boned apes them ly that hod placed dap is the sr a 'ties Whey would have been is it they 'bed Ism to the most violent competition. They had, by Wit WIA reduced their fares to a very low point. Every admits. WIWI the pubilc mold poosibly ikriro from competition (It dare sere any) was es. forced sales for home account. These circumstances, with the downward tendency of prices for some days previously, joined to the accounts of the depreciation of values on otker foreign stock exchanges, had reduced the currency of stock values lower in Am sterdam than had been known for many years. The Two-and-a-Half per Cents., however, were still quoted 567.16, the Fours were:offered at 883. Portuguese were worse there by 2, and Spanish by 1 per cent. Chilian were done to-day at 911, quoted 91 to 3. Foreign exchange was quoted lower on 'Change to day as might have been expected, since the higher rates of last post day were scarcely more than nominal, as from the short supply of money little business could be done. The negotiations on Amster dam were 12.3 to ;on Rotterdam, 12.51 to 3 ; on Antwerp, 23.80 to 83; on Hamburg, 13.13 to 131 ; on Frankfort, 1214 to 122 ; on Paria,23.721 to 771; on Vienna, 10.4 to 6 ; on Leghorn, 30.55 to 60; on Naples, 404 to 1 ; on Madrid, 471 to j —all at three months. On Lisbon, at 80 days, 531. The more important places on which the rates were in decline were Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Hamburg, Frankfort, and Naples. On Paris and Antwerp they were as before. On Vienna higher. The Bank of England averages for the week end ing the 7th of August give, as compared with those of the week receding, the following results : Prealstias—uso• an. 834,641 Ctrealedia—Astlvo 10.65 8 300 Pablio d.p ...... 5,370,606 061188 68 11 81 6 60 .. 1 .6 60.8 07 MINION digerlZZ 11,663,180 Olbr lemilies.— 16,34175 Wood Win . 9,152,820 8688184628aileact bill; 816,477 .. The Rest 3,783,895 The extraordinary increase of the Rest will arise from the making up, perhaps, of the half-yearly balance-sheets, and bringing the differences to ac count. The reserve of notes in the week shows an improvement of 171,57 W., the difference between 3,496,2451. this return, and 3,774,6751. the last re turn. We may have something to say about these re turns on another occasion. 1•111 OF ZPOIL•ND —Ammo, Pr the 1 Feet maize Asyut T. Tie;;;;;aeat Debt 611,411,100 CM 84earldr OW4 Oeln AU Hawes 7,43.303 8117 as HYIIn 1.071313 693,034,1146 Nola Mimed pl~fM H 7 assault , Prepriatan . Capital 1114,14IX• Meat 3;011,d96 Depaelta(theludiag cbequer, ea.. Haas. Comaladarnatllaral. Debt.aad Div. asaasaial SANAS Other Depaalts 7,151,111 &vas day aad maw MY 1514.47 7 COMO AM Aqui I. elWq Dar Aualty) Other lkintrlties Nom Oold sad &Ivor L 32,619,273 7.R. EMIT, Deputy Oaabler. TITOD4I. 80u:22 Pea Mock, Old Anal., al 02...1. far Al.,m 272 61,000, M., 2 pm., 1 411, 2 pa. Dine, 7200, f I 3 pm. Dino. BOOOY, 0 3 7 pm. pto Ct. Dool. N ow 13 por Ct. Comas Amts., Di 7 7 pm Ct. Ws, 9 loop mop Id. Jon.. 1930. 96 Ditto 30 years, exp. fib lox., IMO, 153.1 f I Indis /bade, 31,000, I pm per Cc Mien Deed•,lll6 ptr Ct. BriWier BONA. 3* 1 pee Ct. Ore .166.• Meade. 196 6 per Ct. Mexican, INA II 1711116 lIOIIAIIOII AND ruvroa. 4 per Ct. Pee 154.444 BOW. pr Ct. Sp. Ids . atet • mg 47. !1:4 24 341 PR/ Ct. lhuck ixtbasge, If OWL, 4 STCCIIS A141.0.11D. , ,-. _ ..~' THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14, 1847. cared to thew and Is• did rips here parranink ar par prison of railway ecentrienwelkord any farther arrka ribs =of sesiretitioa.they weld beer In Mai Wit sear be the t iara shalearillithrunpapelotne path alba dB on their wk. saw, bit vast tart 11 bs is drs Orr ups WM, list when rant In we ;• • =1 porpethlea, as twin ea tweiraprisawelks kr the wee moist of Orb bra are _pry serhat two ispials work art two erre eight...Wl kr oily sae isaipt. AM whit arm Ude la? Inn thadia or wprldeli wig be lawskla. tar Ors or garbs wait be Mask he word Oast arritin. Cerrehr rightmsa tern asthes if rivalry and rareilea awed dr rid the mon la wash ow wog be Ihr the =Weft% erl brae the director to Wire the .le the lowest plait Was word be taker of, areers rd the eitabint reitard Land Wit bows Or of the IMO , minty ! Another Pane woad be that than (Canoe We mew de. ' voted their time and their talents be the anwparat et railway companies, would, when they found they wan no Writ paisanted to keep up the eltrklishment to the assurry dews pidenon, ye. orlaspo si :e s p and Mgr of the !melee. He wog air Ws dr why the diner's cord not, in rehear. be the part on Ow* a vinare se they had doer brow earnisen Saari be ~Wee that the seek of Woe as kg dew by parloner was *a kw, be did est fork that the Mall dirt year affieffiffi fin= Hera Yes Mil et the ens. Wier. that the waste fa =awa . War e d ger& Wawa fran g le b t i langired h Tire i Ln ihr =gew tw orlifteldek Ire • had Ihni coadd/OThlltea ag ha the war et pre. tndk, rim we • renerbable Ware Is ifs niter of low Maw. In the Int ens kegs tie of had Mr MAW ; in the second elm there had bar a Wow ; in the third else', than was a diabolism le the oast et 11,1454, There had hem a ogres wader the heel of been, carriage., end Ike sink, which par reseed it be the latter air by the atrium cesuadsast the trade be pip be. broad. beAir, banier, as to the asst of the expressman they WI rare hat par, throe bed kw, in prat of fact, a (Whirrs in the ease ef peenegete. Then bad been also a great more... in the awn' WI by the wary Is rates and tors. which woe unavoidable, is they rwe Mad to Weak to the laws by which those burdens were bowed. The amount paid by the company to government and palish taxes exceeded 100,001., theta sive of the property tea. He wu glad to inform them it:nuance t h e turn of the half-year the traffic bad much impiored; aloha r the land traffic of the London and North-Westerns.. mrstera, its two divisions of the Lasko and Birmingham eatt the Owl Junction lines, there had been an improvement Wing dr last half year ; the decline bad been in the particularly at the Manchester end, which war to be mormated thre zt the pressure of the times. Another point by which the woman were affected was that they were called upon to pay dividends on en amount of stock which wen not now winning any return whatever —as the capital invested is the (Tester and Holyhead, the Trent Valley, the Odedonian, or the Lancaster and Carlisle, which litter was however now coming into traffic. With regard to the low fare system, he would not recommend the moprieton to take any steps at present, because the experiment bad not yet met with that full mad fair trial which it demanded. The la.t report which had bees peen noted to then embodied the recommendation of .everal bits tear parliament for new lines. Except to two instances, rill thine bille had been carried to a succental result. The Choi tenharn bill had been thrown out; but that wr not a Ibis of much importance, nor would It have prodaced any very great return. The second bill which had been lost was me in which the North Western Company were intenthed, aspartame, with the Stour Valley Company ; and with regard to that aerate, it might be right to take some further step. In all the other schemes they had tern 'omens. fut ; and the amount of capital which would be required for carrying them out was 1,900,0001. lie ebeeld here state that it win not the in tention of the ("Leedom (except laths we of °neer two small branches) to proceed immediately to wry at those measures. He thought it would be most impolitic, ands part cireumstances, to undertake any worts which wen ad alsrately neceesary. With regard to the new abeam la Web Me sad other companies were Magnet (though be AI notoratMat the gersere of talk had been too severe), be thought Ware pigs careen attributed blame, they should take into acorn gis neariterees la which the old companies at leen had bees pirsol. wee dr arnartir which parliament had al lowed aid earanisall Or had arapilled them to take up the pool. dos they hei ems. The Nerti.therses, at all event", dui not de sire to brine prirwat web If err 14 bilk, had they not been compeller to de is be peter MOM did been no reck lessness ca des part of the raw ekeetsee. The mune they had taken bad hen bread wen them by that doctrine of comae:Won whim had hinghtths Whew rag We its preset pcwition. The North par diesters were ear es they akar hod ,been, meat mite for ea Werth oe 5.3 with other theamwska. 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After rating airiaady the faded Se parr inners' et Inds, rad of the twaionsity kw We, WOW at wee Mph la the eirterags waft edikete, gad Winn the Merry the kiszillerwiten= Ward is khan be the view by the by at Wl= mealleses the =the ftris Oder lam, sal crArridl la earns el dr mist* et then row by the Wind. WM has Isla marina by primer eit Pardsgsarddia Ms to Inn% MI be prigral la airy late MA at the rather gasetleablie girl* the wpm& Offemplisat s Oar the Joint me of the librigalant sad Caked Ike by this carry. The Leasseter end beeml Brithro, be wthoh this mm. wpla tale a mmilimelit Oka re petalled • eadigrtory report of hlag dart therms to peed be Order kat • a &WM ber*daderal at IP rel•= g ir ant per answilo the fah Jima with aa throssild trail& The wens en the Chester rad thaw bre with Me* are eeltifteesey Rpegqttsa Melee this Naps mg be grad be W prep err the WerOwidlerethirel; and ths alrla - SITE la sorai . hiswersiar ataist .la nerd Is his tarps par the amd the Mar Mr. 71. illopinioa marls dorial !with ea the web it erodes ars Wiry bird la pawn hie pregarl lir ; rid that =L iss sawed la say try bean bk suallthere. In the plea peradtht la any W. The Tear Vain Hallway ward have been rasa kr pewd kegs bikes Ible draws p drar, If the thorns lat ast iortirod It arer, la Is pedals rod Wth s row lefts Ws* rawardr et dr tell% dime is wend Wipe Ma as is le be aewßy sad to be n stimaimod sal bajawsi Vali• sorsiemd iffi L la t provarar prewar &Mr le pre alit reign hip= or and. It Ile mobil got dr Ina Ma be Ma i m trigs ta tha swift erath, rid kr paws= In Oberasit. The Lea th* ird Uri.= SAL thaw witel la the lith thrg., will Is WSW (hi ashisift TM die err swat traisord an) to lst the Isitwas, Is the Nth Jar kith WWI to as dr ceasedrtheset as Mil ea Ole adk met pg. IP gesprelint by OW merlon et the gh Air&. kW, ensW roils the Meet of 4,07 le Arai la - MA mime& Ot thle es riser Wet avatar iris viers ansppregaislM liseel la Mad the tam Page ataiglailithet en Writhed by lis the We re. ▪ aggelsiag OW Iva of the MOP and ▪ thekarmairer with the ringsailarsr= Leath andlarta=all a za it is &Erb that ~sagas re. Woe it Aiwa lie we The rove War of la Weft a weaker Ise is be grthabd ear ebb W preprirest ail Wart li s some war pre el the Warr j= word ybil of 130,0001. =AM the lwarthar pa r r woe is porn winst am =sai of Wills, at :=Ve s te advad dwi rrirdts e il =eis Pll" orge sP itid far that prow MY Wry that WI be en t..., the proprietors. iiiwank With are mew sir te the warm it roan art pow& the wow alert widareated error kr the di wars are. 1114,1/5L gii. lid.; to width met be Wed ths awn. SW earrel dinar he. the bet kailwer, err to MAIL Ida Y„ sr Wen wit as Andre prs et the maw 231. War Er • few Awn Mita bow bra leaftleat iz aelemelme te I SAP. ; mak, ea radar. tame ha &ebbed at IL ge. Tie dinelats isswaiall a dlrblead of eller mike Mth.yin ea gee Wei sown of ins mg Wilt Lander ird 21 the = das 'ithrors= li a the alw Areretkosire las, as en drew " Beeiloilmesslnestery et ti mewl aid the dl c vidiel p 2tr ; C . 1 %1 id. u . tirE al eml heria lawardon to as brlsis sift Me Don et Bridgwerr er *sled ef lawn% vont thea err& la arm , t&a , ,jarieenr, the Minus WA gat the anykin Mir= wild be saw Iliniend parrs ear ism idle This wis Wry et the taw irons WC, _• Mir that the difern. that tbo parr atherieg for Wes Is to alivielsl Moils* bed ben deed weer" power to any It *When awl le eas lee meridian the Mk k sham ta erh dares, se as le Ma rries l Into rot lswiver, ait apply Is the thanet Aron In the aissers it well IS 01111111111 thr 011110 fir h. crew k the aniadhaw kr Winedn pawn _Wok weer quer as thwailinsen Wilde Mel bar wavergagy ard med.6. = En • pin mows. to Os sardir d tier sew Win Oat dierwrift *kr hew We refthiary,—A pagrater arisen WOW say Lipe Wear der WAN Oen be saws sot yr Ws with wear nee We &Woad air Wiwi. f—Ths MAIMS Mari lbws wield be we barren bed set raissh.-11z. thaw Art (a giogrekr) shwa' that, se It we hew Weed braid doubt hit Or he DV deb wpm adight held Was hi the brad rip weld Is Mon le prover • hisdl i ttlethress saes. —The Cannon nitlytalleneel: pay to le ends rest lathe lB tet sad la gasteit of thalrlar The Wens sad (MM'I Ornery end Mir what had Just been WWI* hal ae dent s .grpl.W. wagare doe Theater Weibel lad war etpri awe the Itrakstra ert Ozted (WM 74 8 :1 alTraZeTfireittsyribdar= wage r"*" the dog Mttoo ssirat the wersearenespiatn tare eirraMa lalthelest knoles sairthwatas. Ha tweed Ularieff ei Moir is se is whs. meat at It wild ait be ode is to nage thin* tis, MONO 1144 Ms Ara At eviale t asupit sea pima. Oa these WU as saw WPM. °MAT Igrairtnale, Atro. 13.-71Wyserig Its. R Deakta be the Irk. The spin of the direstre • dreg ef the went his whir Ms Wren balsa mask kr dowries red Warm des Ns. duke eat awl* sod the mew emil .. ±n oi r=ap anger, poorlat ta As war tre re War Weal the= of waft Use ronstriba cites Orin gather h. sad free tbelberra Owen lie at lleelbdi—des Lades art Nelrel at et Akreon.th arterisi Lysol re Ely Meet Mirth ;.-the Pits( Salim ldft; Misnarar lad Leads arks at Wreath k-ele. Miler trigr at illadign—lad by the Sod Tsdriddre do tsim of Ibirisky mad the pod semi field der gitthe ;—sa trip desiddragegiwilisfeeraty Mble. at* ewsgerethet alfliord qui* id deneen. et eipled, sad raila the wain If Ihe gar et Cower Y e ti Orin ark= whew Waseiwks the DM Azhaso, aid the tst Ana • NNW :it at &aft illreies in tbeireti n e l tbli = i ro s ta t t a r= Wren Ws have se la this prod rt It lade err I. Ora(garde= by Mat Winer r a raraelearrdthrek mkt'. FiNkz ia bllbts aids to radar peelers.eat mortar estko at whet en be oak sibakiel Mew • bertha la Irk /mkt sail ewe bildries daft wa le en bar be ray anweirent kr war wear ossag garpres. bat • amity Is Wlhrthim al =rin =tto bre Sok bras riumthent r a r the= han th nth olige. whether kt y ars. , sr art, is try dark is Is wen ' area km lagidarro, the arks ispirlered== they km Wine hid .etaM. lase re masa & greet met= ban bra Iris rinks theist la the girls la ritendy the . worth Irt boa sealneled Pr Lea by Pelensteh,lina, gad Lark Is ,Mar of Wit 1101 nese; red Ss perm puellTrw e ite. INK has boa ems/ hr sod pima panrks sr the ow NW= is they ban rearred IL The raft we eanswid as a d," ta a periallal, arritherde bra with fa deer airdsolnly la Ilmeelseben. detrain of , Own and NOW, Pea ark d d ie wider ert it was Mir gal Beers the primisrd las beam knot= tbe rah' leak ; sae, se 1•112111 . 1110 Ml MR In eilllondl, Oa 411110110 lea thed that part et Ihe dem ma On nose - wry he reedy kr trails next sodas. Owing Is thorn of the sew WWI, eat audybe oteses thedr thenhothers to the raw asint Wow ours posit, glares thought it Minn le gni her Ist , den . the wad. from Da rotor to York • bid meow W woks foam W at side of the Great North aved d Deeeseeet, mirth to Arent, ban bee. ortrailal kr by Nom. too I end Pew, end a 'We at the Ike k be arapleted foithwith, with the 'Wiest of apron a Maser waning- mesa Mama the tows of Domeenior and Tart. Imekowl the West Ilithegamemey.amm todahmaktales the ptht at Whit the Cheat Weetem Meier lama at the WombeeMera lemas, sad war Wish the ipore of to Os Omit Northe have the right to net to Warr; mai Omit iamb, ra Lads. Now thel perwmt W restionsig the of the is to be made brew Nem i l =at DraeWerae the porm an az w elangem i Lt a tt Wee the weds. The Liameridee the BMW sad ( leMwdY Wiamosh) Ilem. It II wasted Me he amiag by w Wells kip Is aempliWel. et the is Lkssiordes sheet It maks h arl aim memmetat kw of the thsethealer, WNW. mad a amireseellea from tralt sed to the ernes am the e appear Me velll be Nere. yew direshm. la sormastEm Whreof r al menamesr.theleeldme IMaskrike ham were/ et iikimg Wet of tea. required kr ingg Mt teller= i a ll:W=skerly unmet, sal wlo l ta ball" Wela sbiw ihi l ill" i tho se ememe vill amem ot UA W' ma ime wr ima lm put orterided:: awatenot Nui r e. d soy Cr" Mire wee emploted between Lanka sad M sod vital by tho share. Wan legt=iro. the UMW rd thmender. sad the Wl* aid es NW king ineWelr e areermt, the directors WWI to pregame ths la spew them to any est therm ramemera mil Wth they me et opthko it wt be to the meter karat d al peaks to magelo as soon as wadi- We. Ml* lapse 10 the forks sad Tenkllttennott seta, of Wish 41,11 N th• shed were bawd la Demrabmr, 1645, sad 10 per me. par minas, amalesit the eared he With that scrip was hear W bra smallemed by parliament. The direr= propose tower. ma, me oga *or Ames by Nang the Maier thereof men Great Area Woe of 251. (51. Inks psi )kr two oath ZWe sima shwa; het as barred ape them iQa ehares the no Ewer MOM oat of renal in esesegamer of Os yeatiameetry re- Malkao at Mae h; the Warr' pewee la allow Weer to maws WA k am he paid out of the aware of the liar ; sad in order toossishe Ike bores ter ther lemerelmos at not their MosW k the mean thee. they _wpm met to imks ' sal= woe theme dares brae Wray, ISM - Neese wth be at liberty to gay rem M Year ape the WM and eel reams Interest on mob k the woof ambling dear Nereene shares. in bireethiet egpmedel to cat med. the dinars, with M the We to With tbr sweet lo kook bass et Wow. Ort tho Nth of him moths day ea With th Mt as bums Ws, sad that tlet moor ear meshed bam Ma Wm, leablem web Ihe pegmers Mew% eassidakty mar than the Weak imannt ealtedep. Oa the War mks of ths react the gamer he NW mg wader the 101 of Mee bee Nees bega in by Wye debrernarn theires have bona .gently applied he by the asegy awl leirldrals midst on the lima te tem tribute Orbs soppmetat are ad regions Inmairomor peon for the WA elf Whelp berms of labourers entroyel ea the work! in their rareadm Immilike. Ilse dinette. didost frol mellowed to do Immo than solo the swot 1001. foe this pesters the 4th of May WI to the ems, emd to ammo to lies Wier bat the ihme sow entmebeleg It to markeation, theWeelmes were th lbi e theneirilers is wren thel en m ar see memead that the shorderiers do voce aam not aread~lNl. her minded r the landmik alder in question at the Merced= af Vas ithea TM arder Was 30 amount to 1,4140E4 the deltressola 1,011,1421. ft. M.. loping a balance 40, , 111eL Ir. Id. Abe narks were send by the chairman, and gararkes *bred Oa to put y shersbalthes; after which the ragertves adopted sad mosindons paned atitho tieing the were to preset with 'dr mete, the esemondation of eateries rens, and the memorialise d ths ones 0400/. to the moral and religious impreranent of the Mew= ea the works. EAST Lmc —Kali-yrady Meeting, Aug. 13. Mr. O. 11. Packs in the chair.—Theregort dart that the two bill* aubmitted for approbation at the last waft kid reared the royal assent; the firm. enabling this and the Orr Northern Company to carry out the agreement be "Wets& Iteng* wwad " for pa charm an existing lease of the Loath earlailke," at a rent of 1,5001. per annum, for 29 yearn. This earthier MI bra probethe of gin, for the revenue during the poskrar eatommerd ths rent gad expenses by 1,3021. Ge. lud., leaving arl Mr meet et MU as. M. The Great Northern Company were providing the seer d mew, emerisges, waggons, h r., for working tbe line as tho war psalm of e are :Leg; B T: ta bles% arrangement and t wi e th th:t4toenpany y and the the Man i between Louth and the Humber fe rries, opposite Hull, will be worked as one line at the menmarement, each company receiving its proper. tics of the receipts. sod finding or giving ereqlit to the other, its pro. (prone of the working stock; the distance being about 31 miler, of white II miles front Louth to Great Grimsby belong to this company, awl 17 miles Dun Great Grimsby, with the ferries to Hull, belong Is the harabseter, Sheffield, and Linoolnthire Company. It soared trim the engineer'. report that the whole of the bad hen Wirt Ormsby to Boston had been purchased and pet be, the hands of the contractor. Ire arts or opinion that tea oaths ane told double throughout, with the stations, stock. amid every rephite, might he opened for trate during the month el March next. The receipts to the 30th day of June, 16G, were 173,3951. de. GP The cash balance was 53,367 f. 123. M. A share. holder sekeditftlet they would receive the 6 per cent ! The Chair mma repeat r mina as half the capital of the York Was paid up, Wee weer he sleet Noah next. The report and accounts were iunealatously. l t .to AND SHANNON Ar.o. 13 .— Then not being a selkient number of propriet or in the room to reader the meeting Mel, it was adjourned. LIONS TO AVIGNON. Dissolution Sleeting. Park, Aug. 11.-31. Ardoin la the chalr.—The following resolution were put to the meetly : 1. The emetiag declass that the mem] late. rent oldie seardmidere imperaltvely demo& the Mears Minato. lion Irks a d s m a st, sppy. 2. The wake Forma spina emery ha y, mot, Ihnt maybe reaney to the prondlng re okra seesting WWI is dinars of the company to Me meth war ree as me y re. Wehrle to area the uidia. ties of the freisgmy. W armatilea of the mem by the diarsheiles. 4. TM arm* bray Ores 34 ,,, imr to M. to Ws dr *Mg witarga to *et the mid timmembes sma paw am they am thene Ilt. . - ✓ift dr dide did may arms hew dreelimiams at to pawl to Lyme be a general reareem, Ors the Orators power to ✓an rat me they may think lief 11 es woke.= at the t meettam err car forward ges having elemplet to ime the =slag& War M Tablet, wen sushi eft Marked NoWear, sod a awe et post sem lielsa WE plow Mee somas eme, ardor Wm reaker. Ihe 'mewl meemems rislol arse th wasosiiirelit ft .a the Me mad WWI arr. wady. Peen the earth w e WWI at Ns members era Wm the dieramm, sed We War ahmerrldes resent, dwell ease em a errare dlndshladar T at , art erial Nerethe was allerworde pot to the We t-4. Ti. teaks that se the wow arresmay es mertee ths Muhl= be &feral try •anofNM I d en eade Me, 'the .mess will bars to ream ma wear tbarsmage fa seldoh this had roll hove Ma' employed, mad shall nears the rat.—Adopted mouth. Moine TO AVlONON.—Dimohttion Meeting.—Lain, Aug. 13.—Mr. Treacle Mowatt, M.F., in the obse.—lM mem tary (Mr. Fisike)reed • awe dammottegviside teak Woe ant TRW en the 11th karat, at W N. Mira pordel. Wars It woe oared, Dm the sesta at the roam mark* art eme dienties in the astardee,thst the wow shosid be at ow siring; ka which mlooea awnless wo orporag.—llme Mews stated that If kelet tee Make Wl e r madet la Ws ewe % ad the of stalmthres Mame he lie amthealms be the runway, M Warr they cord have are *WNW la mem ft ma en d the dredeema —3O M ammy.—Mr. AIL Carked, ILP, earned the moths..Yai was yawl weloneesly.—thie Chalamea ran the tint sray mow table weld le to get leek the M. lee. la therm& of the hrive • sad sts War pert be bed the reprommistloes et the oreareter siculd obtain the restiletlem of the ether 130. pat share se ewe s ee h re= i;i tfter some Were" a eammetso wee ban companies to assert the nage* in Frew end who meld call diems Weeirders Irons to oweerr the stager of We ion tithe erearileuaT AND SIAMINOM". —ca r .II "3"n e . ROOM". —thatrehmaptom Avg. 13.—Mr. W. o.oore, N.P., I. TM embers' report Wed, ester die, that th e oompay tra► toloo to ran their totrityple OM the roar Wry Ika, the ewer Yanak thin Is biter& and. the ikre sad Bee& alathe ihn iihrameral dreier, they weed of mem keportmase le No memememed whim of thenealm. They kno aka Weber this admileitem of eme eMms this canto, kg UAW es. M. porimmateny .6 =er. ad s he ths reametima O . writ by elan • Is the Wm easy to lea Midi som Is gem naiad a reread of Withlre the Imam mad Nertrlrem radar dajhotemo beng. md a groporeasto silormant of theme eartalmostod tbraempw)therell gamin Ewer Imam GM North Warm . a mom Whetted at SMIN per swim seer mad stove Ps hard otthe Warerematee ertima i Letheit beto coashaserl red ewer ed jokey by both s pany ham ales takkalmmetwan maths lwana m = Imam and Northrersathrmayair WellegkeeftththliillMMAmlothedl would omapielle 4WD of asmawiikadlos lietwome to the aeries &WM of esegbad.--Akot Wog to the to parlimmet tapir the Wig dike Ihropithe Vdon to Logsdon amd Writ Warm Magee to Wok the with reersess WWII* Was km Wee= =raise to lisrlssi, the weft vent ea la w Or the wee et Or ler Wm sat ememmat MMus the war we ly =l i bTa Ifix=wth norm era. seCtho Like ml North Ommysr w .sink* thhlsumis at the serer for gat beat teethe, WOW it ream& is t om Wmear= ta e emingirm. It Is Welt the rem thas Wire andi agemeent ead Whim rhea ark 'brat lesserme kr Oa aof tads mad am Carnes the bed oesegeogy at dloMmt be Wa Ink mho ham = the trek et W mit be, owl emaireerie reprom hal bra aro with the grew led . arealmemis. and is twei ▪ Whemare. la the emly male • the Ma. It war We poker est *E h M the geopielsre of Ow A iwa WI the Worms bad Mee oared is emertMes raggkelegly.la is floor Talky Ossraq theeelia of MAIM. Mlthegkieldftft • sell ga their ahem SI the hems at awe thaw Mere lamer fremeryWhig of the owpmesell Wey Wird. therm. the re id 1111.10 e. patweb, WI rah k park as Me Id ot 2 1 0112 le. m as te Orr 4I remit a .• "t Setae II the amekthat . . •• • Was werua i nlirabt a Vitelree'M in the rads of Oa peepreform peeve WWI Teem.' Wks. They haw thmareni. - reamed lams width wage lem Maus. tamale theme program me entitled to semamt. me making Ix Wring the Ws, barag son he er=f rwertg alkal lomemoths warm sad brag ta reek fr Warm WW I . w•Crose" VMS fivessa we Oath thot W softest; be the meets Me Ems earrhary to ifrembeartoe Moth not wed 200,11114, sid Ida the eat el Os pessallie stake Illomelary sad the beWa tho would b ia :=loMlM ; WWI as Ms warm la d the osp= elta:m as agehrowsher OW of Metre et We. =giutte.see fletillththo Woe ham la wrests bele the art of Ma AMY Mw wdeeen eadier ding arearEal by where Add dossoper rel, the prameL lis mak kith' lank lies mad ammimargagrartheem fonesee at ribe gamer tam hoestba 133, methillthied lry the Ast of bat Via. Ike pa 011=ths Zeatehma the Mketagebeloa to ea t otupia : thermal" est proomatat Wm paying =rest tbeal the or t ea= e t trissr=is ammany, wet. dogleViltrtlhe mow hew as rellehte ea Jew la P ge mem cobs swayers" pet et Wit maperenee. The inte nd Wirt bane mil la time lehrldrell ket,they vel Wee war. roar kr theCalsert up le the Met at July. They Wo resale. _le Wipe at the We of 3 per cent. pm mars ea all calls paid hi "—The elmWelat et the apW .mess *owed that thee hall ben teteder In the depaale ma denim, he., 307,1391. Ifs. M. aid thug thin had been esearak 21141401.8e.10d., racist a 'wringer st w benee s tFel. K ha la SW report, arm= marstalstmel the ea Mgr thers WAIN a_ mod Nam letwor We ad t h s War Mem amegmine with WM It hod awe late rata^ 1111•Wleandin drew bp/ Mt ailed open to memo owe et areassenge err esermelas M gramma. go advorted to the nd kith ',WI the thereon DM premed. veh Ss pro. E ; : hie s not Wag wawa mar area tho dam • shares, as twew meths Wee. No adaried that trams Mil s ml ho mid up es am Ws, bat jbe sari if the 128,0001. new selioll en the rewriter * M.= to premed the amo berg weed in a Nat ~eeth tbat the erraWhe sic of the new Nada ga IT • ' whir la to he are kir; with this sal is Wademnal Werra ComnaM. wle be bid fa a Wort eges.—tht. IL J. amo k it berm Wag - WNW *madder ems k rent orteaYNd the moat at the mel "albs WWI Wrom mt jetp d*mstv.lmiwt he future the Mk Weld M eg mass and did th.e were not proma a parthe missememell be dalliesi—Thetesh , sea rejo there w prenet are of .111 1•111 gr marad the di rectors to press shirtildirs. rad as mot their diverse la this partlerma mag gee b e g priment the MeV troths oaly se tW Nes Wd hem yammer , with, their not requiring is Wge a arinhar of ma • ke ec , i mmeed, too, in the ••••paliall Oat a Te =se MN; should he given M the purpose to IWO a MIL The Wel Ma. „(moosly adopted, after Mr. Loret o the mometary W Meet la rook to a question that the 2.6001. pre mew whir ege "wpm s to me. celee for the comideration above raker tan. .fa be aged la ' la per share. By a subsequent vole, the &emote seg y. to expend nun not recordist 300 f. la the religious in:trmaffith "M" 3 the workmen on the line ; also to setae% 101.10 s. each te the la. A l meria, at Wolmisampton the VIM& BUSYNESS OF THE SWUM VAL —(Thom Rothroythredre.) /LEETUCGS.—Cork and Waterford, Avg. 17, London; Deldia sad •- Delbet Juanllen, Avg. Igo WAIL Iran UN rod liadleigla laisliss. Au& 11 Ia. alone WOWS. Avg. 1% ark led. KN. Yew toll OnnelleeAwn and A I L ds. 4111••••• EOkelin7 UM* lloriborn aid Wentern(l). A. 1 Lanka Leeks end Ang. 17, balm. 1111roloil Ale& tiding , - pert; Mastimeir, Tholleolitt. Avg. 11, *AMY. Or- Me sad Bordeaux. Avg. 17, Farb. end Iketeretw, Aviali t llre Nam lie dg, Aug. IS. CTS.-- and Neretcru.,—Wreint. Aug. 16. Lon don end North Waname as the Raft ad Ocsoxford lice, Aug. lg. CALM—Baton, )3aNklearn, Clltheroe, and West Torkiddre—Si. on the No.l elutes, due Aug. 10; Ely end Huatingdou-31. due Aug. 16 ; London and North Western—W. on (hand Junction NM. shares, due Aug 16 ; Waterbed and Limeriok-11. 106. due July 15, and N. 102 due Aug. le. Tonno as .morns Worn minas botwon au. I sW ing.lo,llo W Int —Men sin Ad 10414 1, Ca/00.8•1•4 1117. 1141. Alma sod Partar ITO NM c 1 10 11.4 2. k . aah1 1 1.1 0 1 IP4I DDANA 1,167 1,011 D6llls ua. ma 1,10 1,171 17640169 . AM. 4 1,177 433 1,111 IhrliesOneatba UM. 1,011 Ragan Odra . 1.111 101 PAYArmalk t 611mosar. 4.171 4,111 Glasror, Pa 161.1 Ayr 1,017 1,113 3!!=t1 . 11 " . Ov4 14 " 00461 11641145 . LIAO 71,771 Kanielt Wlslatmere 111 W MAN 1,407 I.A. 4 N. Western 41,10 17.011 4.6611.1 4 aL4.4441 l,lOl 1410 SHARE LIST.—I Lama.. Betlthitsi•&C• Leaden ♦ M. Weals bisulfate ,. 4 Leeds Kaaelheil.4l4uothth litalsaa Math. Ot. \Stela. Newcastle 4 Ctsattith• • Norfolk North Health larewsbuy & Meat Booth 'Devote i:ii• I,lsl 21.11.4 1,n02 1.731 M!! Ulster ....... Ywt _Ne+e., k lII+R 1, AtOOST 13. 1W Flaws Furs &Teta atflal :1.71,1;Z:Tu;;• }M. F Le....lciawerg,* r, i I 0 3, yrus .4 24 W. par 4. owl Ddroldm al 1.. kleacbeeter asi Loeb II 6 De.* .eerie 1.. # diem .9 111 , Do. M n A. De. 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I i" 11,144 10,111 t. 270 20,103 Nora.-11.• quoi!tloas of thus I. 1,11. &1191.:'!“. • • • 7 64 le 4,FroUrr and 041••••* SWlNift. Wei.* Doll*, di, Idirog.WoL Vollo7 34 &rm. * Osfsrl /loud— gg 7p. Bori. Lootoult. 4 Cl. l* 1 26. Nam, *As.d. * Dino pas fp. Oristal mod Boger U. Ip. A. Third* Roottodhartint IPA. Onarinlan 321 i I 11* *Wm l*l. Ololsoshas. o,fon tlketler .ft6detp4o.l.• • 7.1. r aer•PkV De.lss Ct ..6 pm 1111 1 :ar 17. A. Pd ads... pa Q. ..***l Pah** 11.V.13.14 1 1 II 131. lAsirlalt iwosut Women Oautios 'llllBll9j Ds. Pre. 1,0.144 . .114. :le 2, D.. Tort ZROM•isa. N t 1 UlllOlll 01•10.• • Po.* ehmes... • .•••••a.016/•••• •—. I Id. A. NA • if Id. Da do. Ed terries eep I ILA 16oroloo1rr• I lip. Sdraisrpla oat Olopotody do § Awn Si AO. A god l a l o otoroo ir....4 1 i As. Now I ;Illy .4 Huatlogdoe.• 'ln II illoolor. Iwa, lorrokre 111 WI. dNorro.. X.M. 4 Apr, Gnat Dorapro , 7 1 1 1 Do. Lark A York bd 11 01.1300tt a w4a (1 , ) 31.4 34) enrol Arc\ of Bylaw '2,73 137 Do. Ar.A. 'ISO 07F. Al., Now.tel "A. AA. 131 l7 18p. Avot Walton. ll3 31p. Al..§ go,. 16 lip. Do. f diar. lli 11l * Al. /OAS, ..•...1 6p. Do. 111..... ID. ... I ladderdield,lleatbst.,3d A.. do . Ylsrldr Ipar 10. %a ova Soldo Do. I Aar. 26* 4744. ~ sm.& 2.1r00k1. II 3*4. o. § Normal,— 41 1 1 ,k votor * Cophole •• I Ilp. 1161rds 113 _. . -• • 4 : ez la I 1 46:4 Larrier L Of* 1. U '1 , 440 4451 74... t I : fa ii , Do. Nos..— 46 es a. Pro. el F , ow - I Old. Lai. Um, 14.0..0. 1 tp. D`. 04 LOD (Gram, leo., Noe., 14 N. 1e... • 1 144 • I LW.. INNer, • Drowk, 4 i ~. lll.Leoloa mei Deetwegt 14 41 4 I be. 4444 04 14..4 P. N 0.144. par 44 i LowaL Brigham, 0.01 sui in II Do. Daaa. Naphtha . . .44 IP Do. do. Goan. 4 p.O 44 el 10 D. Prol. lama. Sp.*. 11l 1.4.1.• .d GramericA. 141! Da. l IN4LoNlee " 7'l VerNl ill 0 4 If Do. (Dertaw. • 14 !lb I D. 40. New II De. Fifths Pt 1 40 14. 401. A., M. 4 I-41 OS I D.. 101.64., M4B. rd &sp. a Da. IN. al., it 48. , i ll sip ~ I Do. IN. ob., It Or D. 1 ,41 1 L... Orford. 0 Ca/Ueda 40 611 tosdoa • S. W 4•1021 11411 i 2 40 De. No. Dna. SLY,, 10p. 444 Do. Now. SW... :44 IS L. Nu, 404.4 l- Ip. 40 Do. Pow T 44040 4 Op. 140 D.. 4. AMY_ 2 . r . . ... Ser.e.lol a Do do. 40i..-. 1 1 44 , Its /1044.44. PAR '''. Log. I ^ , Way. 1 04441•4 4 MOM. 1444444. 11444140. Pule 3840214aas 1216 INA 30 all 1114 73 1245 Pry and Bows 933 140 940 931 11l 71 Swam awl Ham SOS SS 033 111 SS Os 73 Av44•o4•3lamllli: AlO 07 II 410 193 6,1 33 SVaaba i rg II le l7l Osetre ( arms). ll4O Ila at 64 al 344 113444012 Ilerds . HI 23 111 II 111 MI 23 111 SS COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.—Miwcwo-trss, Auo. 13.—The sow market bas bees steady today, bet the smart ef basin= done In West India emal. 440 Ws. oely sollosetting I,lllpltheia be the meek, at prises a Amide lower then hot Map. Mrsaffles: the pee ns mis of SAO begs west at with Mbar awe sad . said ; bet wort ii te adwatce, se the logeetere seet the hems. met seealltilee twee sat he dement 1.1100 be' Indio sill in • •ale a limb demo, 4111 L, OIL lea. Owl Ira Wm k i de : Hs, SOL ; Mintis i e n d i selity, SOL Odbe : • leis ri mobs went Iff ; refry good eles smile{ OIL ; kat 745. GIL, wee full TTN bop D. badge) mid lie. Sin Id. ; and 300 ina N', isle., width teereemilered k primes. Rise mry W sales bausi weld d not be mai without aeland to 10.1111 l prices, Mamp l 141. The eaten mealmt hes bow meek ed lite bents, la days, b. awl prim Ere eta sepparrx4 Ana et ISL ad. ma ile opM, 475. Om Yet throe anonths. In ether Nelda weft ; be eis edema dein d Ike money and direennt mmhein seegiel with the want of seillinaiesldH width putty OrsollUerdsior les larl math a atereseleg wow emeen Imikenee leeks ths week aterdeg Ism Ors ell d r d baits, sad a deans in pins et Ewe eetlike. STIGAIL—Tbe Avenge PAPS at Boor the produce of the British tteendeam k America, meepated from tie Mums made in the week ending dm Nth day of Angst, 1847,1 s its. 7,1 d. per cwt. Omar the mins et the Katuithw is its. 74 d. per ewt. Sugar the peeases el the INA Mies is 275. 7d. per mt. The average Kum of the two Oaregoing deurtieSons, jointly, is 23e, per cwt. COTTON.—lavaaroat. At:o. 13.—Today there is a hir demand from the teed', and 4,000 bales were acid at previous Men WORSTED stun% &A.—Summit°, At 12. nue me • good atheism et merliale l the piece-hall to-day, lat • orderable awed et herdieus w ere In Orions cloths awl he with • per radsking et Way Med; gaeraily at Ide rela.—The Yarn web* wee ake Who. bilk kr here tensomp dia 104 Mika MOT. a d Ids edges My reekoL—The Wool market wee wall druilike WNW yr sr remark ably kirk prier were very Ilea, theme/team the We Liarpool and dr cease Lair wet mks &Wog as maw dewed, at an tt awed Al KETP.—ff P er=A on. 12.—There was a trilantay reed egloasee K barer to the blanket-hall this after nor. NW • lea efteur harness wag thwarted, without any quails elerallen ~a 1108IZRY AND LACE TRADES.—Norrirroaam, Aro. 13.—Fams Yet LA, a ill& Mk to the au c-up hose branch, utter a three waft* wpremelloged dersither—The wawa cotton ban low" le a herr endalgo then the eut.up ; but a Wor ld tad laaiiiaeep ea golden prima In ow quartet, Set the r otammen Irene all he Wee by Inmildrreaniaboat imid kane, At Thiglook Wee Direr a kern the lido et whisk bee lees angler to Wawa by • Ilielashen bider. The ...... ttrodnellon et die arida is are dm reatle thet et the holm The awl& bare aro a rea web errant riteer Dordie or en yen web OM metres erwskr. on s=l:rbe rowed ear Wined th• geed .We war eendleroblenwkr utak*, wsw of Wan ea new eit week get= Wee ad Ws wie tees than Mas lle rid thi; =oralrerina l ergloyel, IWO dabe are ow • re her et end letproverea la the ollea Ewa aide, Delved end I t•way dies I r e alillia—The Alt Am anal the gegge minim that e hien la he ro paut—The gala dk bre In we kW here rawly . The urea mi Imo Wee In Wore hen visa caret ken\ I as been ate was ma wisalse. Were silk le baba ps i he adegdo In Spitalesia end lb ere Wafter awe Ws 1.600 stoc k . kg eiralek erre rein la ear quarter la the same Mak ad lasi% be& taw ad delai ha. as mak the mouhlearon nee grey Whemone m We is z s allint imi effi gala-Trine whet we as Westi aswai ligereli nit tea a anal = do t I great loges ere fet thle will prima a lewd that w ll War the wegh tale. In kis egalea we solaria If so, Weird la the Nottingham lad Wit arld be Wee, al kW kr mew Um le cams Is sad den to the gnli ado kr he. aralaztra re ward Gown meddle Imes In the kr lie eleo hor s ed reoldnie ;OWle kw NV= The Mit tuella be Me at Mr wen the Lunar% rad*, whigh Wane IOW& In vades the ow e alegirn he war me kw en liquid leaser sindree equal in farm le a ISadd wee In the wad Wow ; alto Wine the rale emir a =de epee arwahle tier reihtne; if ie. freigrats will he ewe awe ildere4 ea the poke pert et their seedier are goldenrod spa the darprasaa—The wasp We trade is a stile YAW; het we Inewlier ea attempt ia ark le reran the awe, add we ft s et high nesters and ern haw beta held upon the ikft*Wa Areal. COALS, Avesta 216-11101.1,u.; SNI. tg. ITICYZI.S. sessam.ssy. khan Mal. Ilvddle . s West Hanley .. . 17. N WWII NY N.l Nemo .. W.ll. tins Iteauss .. ..... 174 94 Wath lIN Moues IN N Front Ma LONDON CC -Friday, Aug. 13. &mem Siertevr, Ilferook, aii i r ... fly proprietor, to me_ maw Mg. 30 & Sept. IS, at I 2 le ledaiMU4t. Sol., Pittman, Smelevat,lieetee.; ea swig Maim% IlMetell-st. 011•211111 UOMAIIII SRL; Warwickshire, =ualf. I( & Ilr ens W . , Ct. Sols , ; er. V Vilreelegbaxi. reemas liferm li tista WM, se lies Oat. 1 eSI. at ledestratiel. liwirees, ; wir., Whillawe e Walernallet. Atestaam Osemesjes, filnwl, tor Avs. St at 11, & Sept. NM le, et Badri iYakb.bei a. " M ar lr s eelst i , ie Silnasset, mi lga isi. Bm Te ' ot a u l ; W c tasse i nallimees. betal Wm, Sm. 21 at commit gegt. at t, at SrL, Teem Dootors'- la &me Jo rw%lar Misr & Sept. 17, at 11, at Liverpool Suie., & 04. T & locwhorst, Liverpool ; oat aulg. Term Sherpa& Warier louse, Or lilleplegeS a. lertlrlaawrisict., poulterer, Amyl, lls Sept SI at 111. et Sol., ..nerdy, bee t sa.stig.,Dtinels. lts Timm Nam, Ilskstak esepeater, Mg. W i Sept. 27, at 11, at adelelCk. aa., Croft, Brlslei•._ eltil. MISS" Ilri`toi- Warm Tams, W. 2170, Owswa elms, Mg. 14 at 11, & Sept. IS. at 1, at &Mar Ct. Selsterea. Yrwerer.& BUMS & Co., Limpet. ; of. Wm Zsrsos, am tel=l. grimier, Avg.")) et 11, It Sept. 23 'U)" It 12, at B.tnedall.st. &1., Canaan, Circbin-Lute... A111;11 'restock, Ilurklersfleld 11, at Leeds Ct. Sots., Clocker Rouse ; & Bond & Barwick, Leeds Teloic;;lrrAaria Slinchesa SO, at 12, at Marahoster Ct. Sob. row, R Cobbett, hlancluuter ; u4ao . tvaxy C. Ala... Asthma a, 0.7%.13.-M. 6.l=s, liMlas-basamptare. iMil••••••••111, whams... S. Blank. canksrilont..desr. . Sem.. 1dak0mer..1........5. r. as Daly leriewer, yhamle. ' le alia • Malt Oleo or Stamp. we Taw. M. CUM. WeepsWeL. Canoorksq.. beetek.. 01Clotter,bgelos. Senn. beeseri deroaliro 3. Coghill. Leos Creoles. Seckiss. tl b erj. Ire7Wres, Derseekbre, briet matt. W. Fenn, Sae otos, Notelootramshin, bolt Pt m 7.arbennow,Welissearbe, Somn• 'odder. labourer. 0. Fiore. Newbery. Serkshare. cabinet ester. E. Gurrne-. Nernst-motet. City, W7lTar7rga. Liumbbi.o Torksla overlooltra of • worded raIIL F. Holmes. Linceladdre. Wm, I.llostina. Binalegikarn, oseateleio• 11,14T/Sek Uol,st Chattaara. to d, r. 0. Hyde. Prrk.com, Ohl lent.rd., musician. BminghaLl-et.; at 0a47. grocer, Aug. 24 & Sept. IC, it , Cbsseery-lame ; Mahan., Brig. ; oR. asetg., Young, heeds. r, IV3rehnumman, Aug. 54 at Sept. ,Waks, Great laramat, Bedford. Pott, Manchester. - • 04 Kee. nr.aatental 'minter. T. Lee, Broalwar, 1.0010.1a4. Weber. H. Nely , ll., Eldbrook. Toat, Tlleto.. Margo. Magee, Sow. emslilre /Immo. • iiin — r. — Aibiew rd., Wo Mir Lamer. W. liablarim. Pro, Kingrion 11•11. &sayer. W. Mem 6.411 , 1° , T. 6a-derma. Wilton rd., Padito, mean painter. ▪ 6aporru Brighton, Miter 11. MU. Laver Craue• lrn , 644. co.I Warm 3. Made. Un4rr, In Minimum mad, U. rimer, Uudlely DerMelre„ tamer. Y. Smirk, Omer PiSll., Lauesonire. toiramoniat. M. manta. Vinemt, Minna ~ 'roue?. MIL Deptford. lakewitn. . Semlmmo. illbasy.ra., brvlditer. I. H. Swale. Ctaa. Seekingliaa.l4.. Mk eater. ILl'.ley. Brletel, battier. H. Welrerrtadt, Bemlek.et., SA% T. Wider. Tdleoa Hamerlsere, Wu, DECLARATIONS OP RpIDEND&. . _ Z. Miley, Man.Thekten, nankeen manuf.nturer—A dlr. of 4..44, Aug. 17, & every to:4l**ln Tuesday, at lloteenn'a'llancheeter. O. f .11radkury,Aanton-uader.Lyne, cotton...planer—lit die. of 96. 6.1., Aug. 17, & every Tuesthy, at Hobson* Man. cheater. J. Burnett, Sunderland, hoaier dir. of 4s. 9d., Aug. 14, & any Saturday after Oct. 4. at Wakley's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. W. Cook, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, auctioneer—A let it foal dir. of as. 9d., Aug. 14, & any Saturday after Oct 4, at Wakley's, Newcastk , npon-TyP. W.Cowper, Darlington, linen-draper-Ist di.. at the rate of Aug. 14, & any Saturday Ater Oct. 9, at Baker's, Newcastle-upon. True. A. Halliley & R. lialllley, Wigton. Cumberland, calico.printere— let die of la. 24., Aug. 14, & any Saturday after Oct. 4, at Wakley's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. A. Ilal:Bey, Wigton, Cumberland, ealioo-printer —A lit & foal dh, al sa. 9d., Aug. 14, & any Saturday after Oct. 4, at Wakley'a, New. castle-upon-Tyne. It. Hal:Bey, Wigton, Cumberland, calico-printer—A Ist & final dlr. of 20e Aug. 14, & any Saturday after Oct. 4, at Wakley's, Newer:de upon-Tyne. P. Ilaniwn, Newcastle-npon-Tyne, merchant- 4th dlr. of 5d., Aug, 14, A any Saturday after Oct. 4, at Watley's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Sword, &ewe:wile-upon-Tyne, draper—lat dir. of 3,. 4d., Aug. any Saturday after Oct. 4, at Waklera, Newcastk.upona S. Tildisiley, jun , Leaminiann.pciors, &aside:AA/link o il.daler—A lit &Baal dir. of 40., any Bunchy, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. P. Turner, Newcastlr-upon-Tyne, &Mary viewer —lit dir.of 28.6 d., Aug. 14, & any Saturday atter Oct. 2, at Baker's, Newcastle-own. T'lue• 3. Mandan°, Geore-st., Hackney, market gardener-Ist dir. togas. Gd., Aug. 11., at Cream's, Abchurch-la. DIVIDENDs.—SepL 10. T. Barrett, Stroud, Gloueerterehire. gene ral wood turner Sept. 4. J. llopkine & J. Drewitt, Aruadel, Sow; bankers—Sept. 6. %. 11. Lyon, Liverpool, cotton broker ---ept. 15. J. Shepherd & B Shepherd, Exeter, wine merchants—Sept. J. W 1.411 4 Del by, them factor. 660TCH SECITTSTRATIONS.—Robert Fergus, Balgrochan, Stir. liagghlre, Aug. 19 & Sept. 9, at the Lennox Arms Inn, Lermoatows, StWlingabire—John Lamb, Dundee, manufacturer, A ug.l9 &Sept. 9, at Thomson's chmnb., Dundee—Thomas Mason, Glaemw, cianufActuf er, Aug. 20 & rept. 11, at Bereland's dumb., Glsagow —Robert Rom Airdrie, grocer, Aug. 19 & Sept. 10, at Drummond's Itupl Hotel, Ahdrie—Robert Moutrir, Dundee, merchant, Aug. la Seppt. ~ at Mitchell's charob., Dundee—William Richmond, Patrick Smtlnad, William 21 . 0allum, Andrew Gellatig, & Alexander Winton, Glasgow, merchantA, Aug. 2u & Sept. 17, at the Black Bull Hotel, Magma. DISSOLVED. I. Allen, B. Allen, 11. J. Hough. ton & P. A. Houghton, Manchester, so far as regards R. Allen—J. Armstrong & A. Armstrong, Salford, Laneashire—R. E. Barnes aA. Haines, Cloanean.—T. F. Beale, W. Channel. &T. Beals, Itegent.L. so far as regards T. F. Beale—J. E. Beate* & C. P. Litton, Pedlar& row—W. J. Bell & J. G. Bell, ?formatlr-upon.Tyne—J. Blurb, It. J. Jones. jun. & T. Oakes, Kings winford, StalLordalancoss far as regards J. Blackwell—J. K. Blackwell, S. H. Blackwell &J. Joan, jun., Dud. ley, Worcestershire, so far no regards J. Jones, Ism.-1 4 . Boustrad, J. Boustead n R. Donlan, Carlisle—J. Bury It T. Grans, Budder*. field, Yorlobire —W. Coulson & W. W. Ilarrey, Mark-lane, City—A. Dunn & U. M. Dunn, Trowbridge, Wiltshire —T. lairs &J. F. Mee.. kin, painters—Fin. Finlayson, Forbes Finianon & A. Ord, Aberdeen, so far as regard. Fin. Finlayami —J. Firth, E. Hellawell, B. Sykes, 0. Firth, B. Lockwood & S. lb* Marsden, Yorkshire, in far as regards E. Hellawell— W. H. Gainers &H. Jones, Great Cambridge-n., Han. ney.rd.—lt. Gill & W. Phillips, Easingwold, yoe ss u ce —u. a t. Docker, Birmingham—T. Holden & C, Ste, -an Brightan—J. Hubbard &W. Hubbard, li ghat-, Southwark —A. J son &8. Mee. rick. Saw Sarum, Wiltshire—S. Lord & C. Reinhardt, Lanvin:A—W. M'Mutrrie & 8. Blaclunsw, Macchester—E. Muschamp, J. W. Pea. rock & L. Penni, Marshall bran Colliery, Durham, so tar as re pr W. Pesoock—T. Herniae &E. Hawkes, Fulham-rd., little r en2 sea—H. C. Sherborns & R. M. Andrews, Odiham, Southampton—J. Smith &J. D. Smith, Aabton.ander.Lyne, Lasseashirs-8. Jan. & J. Sparshatt, South Wanness:o, Scuthampton—J. S S= & W. W. Drayton, allapalde-8. Webber & H. Jun?, Ipswich—J. C. Wilkins, J. Foster & W. Foster, liandrworth, Warwickshire—H. Wilson & E. Reynolds, tionthlown, SHIPPINO INTELLIGENCS.—KATI4. St. Prof a.. Pr.. sac. DIM :••14 Debits . . .• • menri . . o'o laella.vt• Soutis-'0 links nal Wasqlo.4 a I nude .. a /ace . .Ol II•••••,807t. .0I /rues . . .00 De liarn.lloo 0 W.lati•Ass. IS Over. A Jets. 00 Liable Avg. 11.'0 Iluetoa 001 10 lnaD, S e pt. IS limber/ . . 00 WUwreaa. . 0; Ballast. AV. 11l OPATIPINO, Aro. 13.—Arrived : Wilberforce, Munbarg ; Star, Boulogne; Lord J. Rumen, Harlingen ; Victoria, Cadlx ; Harmonies, Bremen; Pack., Man ; A !Dion, Quebec; New Express, Mau ritius; Sprightly, Oporto; Brutus, Lune, Quebec; Bceewh;r, Oporto ; Brother., St. John', Amanda., Petenburg Carl Agee% Hamburg; Arrow, Antigua Planter, Cronatadt ; Vivid, Havre; Jobine, Petersburg ; Mail, liontreaL —Sailed Josephine, Domain; Hymen, Prince Edward's Island; Perseverance _Leer ; Horse. Bremen ; Carolina, Bilbao ; Eden. St. Helena ; Pleiades, Quebec ; Emerald, Boulogne ; Fanny, Galata. Lrveneoot,, Aro. 13.--Arrived : Rabies. Tatniagonehe ; Jane, Newfoundland; T ri ton, Ostend; Recorder, Camps, Fidelia, New Cork; Hermlone, St. Petersburg; Protector, of Prince Edward's Island; Othigiana (brig). Sailed Prince of Wake, Spa; Lady Douglas, Ancona; Rapid, (iambi Carieby; Pane Walton, New Cork; Meteor, Bacon; Theta, Oman, John M'Lellan, Quebec; Sarawak, Philadelphia; Prances, Calcutta; Rapid, Amsterdam; incogistent, Farewell, Stettin; Alexander Johnstone, Singapore, he. ; Sylph, St. Petersburg; Recovery, Quebec; Glegunore, New Cork; Flirt, New. found Land ; Mary Ann, Leghorn; Mary Ann, Halifax, N.S.; Asenoris, Cadiz and Rio Orem& ; St. Helen's, Rio Janeiro.—Off port: Britannia Sato& Saone, from Dentsie, at this port, with three feet of water in her bold, having been on Barbo tank. (Advertisement.)—A CORE FOR ALL lELNDS OF SWALLDF. AND Turmas NT HOLLOWAVA OUNIXENT AND Pam.— Mr. John Young, of Wormeterntreet, Kidderminster, had tem afflicted for nine mars with a t moue or swelling on his leg which at times prevented him from attending to his lustiness. He had at everything that could be thought of. but only got worm binged of better. In two months he was perfectly - cured by Holloway's PIM and Ointment. Mesernreonell and Mark, the very respectable both. sears, Kidderminster, will vouch foe the correctness of this state. anent. Any glandular swelling, unnatural enlargement, contracted or atiffjoints, might speedily be cured by these celebrated medians:a. Sold by all =es, and at Professor Holloway's Establishment, Mt, Strand, ElaTHB_ APERCROX/34.—Aug. 1. at TorfO.l.;l7ll'. Abereretaby, of • an. httPOLIY—Aug If. at Tiewell, lb. otfo N the Rev. C. Arnold. of a ea. 11000.—Auo C at the %emma., Hootlatage, the orlfe of the !UT. J.P. of • doeghter. LITI ▪ - LETON.—oue. 10, at Hatherteo,l.l7 P. 1.101.00 t. of • woo. 10, at 10, Ralf Mom attest, Plreodll,7, Ms.. Mint, or a MI. PECK —Aug. I, at Rath. the "Me of the Poo. J Peel, Rath. of a leo. SEALT.—Aeff. 11. at Chord. an. E. booty, of 0, Caroline plate, Pedant. burgt.ooosre. of a ha., still he WALKER —Aug. I. at Dezfenallae, the wile of the Rev. P. Walter, el a daaghter. WARD.—oag. 11,00 0, Leoa•rd.plaee, Eateington, the wife et Dr. 0. Was& of • daaghtor. WAPD.—Act. If, the odd, of Id. Ward, 60710013. Skon•-•q•ve.Chdlea.ol trlos,• girl oad • boy. WATT —dad. It at itleaoaleldW.oa. BlattocCread, Baytwater, ths wIM of A. R. Pam vargeoa, of • daughter. WATKILS.—Aag O. at the Sectary. Wiveahoe, the wife of the Per. PT Rats, of • &whin. WRIOKTOOIC—Aug. 1, at 11,03yearle, the ortfe of the ReV. T. R. RAO& eat, of a dahshtor. no. BILLTNO/1•111-116TLAND.—at V• 74•. A. 011. Rellingbam, 20tt., at Do•beal.hasse. Loma. to aeobla, Yassbter of the Imo Cal. Ne7la•C of Calesearraeh. Aabla. BUTT—SNISAILEVEC—Aag. It at St. Tawas. by We fatAw, W. Taft Too., C.E., of Weever, Oxfonle•lte. amend • • et Ike Nev. J. W. TWA •ior co. Lowe 4 . 0 •4 4 .7. Herefaellablle to Mary 1111sabalb, ably OM of H. Obearbara, leo.. of Nenehersaplate, lhoile•11.-Ped , COULSON—ZAAT—Ay. C at Lumen, by the Rev. 0. Nest. T. Coolm, n 4., ewsoce, of Barre. aye. hoar, se Aseeeta, yeeagat daeibtet el J. Rm, Coo t Ilmehroby 1•111, fat nu MD—XIIIIIIST-4m. O. at Eforapooa, by the Be.. J. N. Pahaw. roesor /1••••••••, Meats. Capt. 0 Oiffaed, Y N., we • Ole lete SU H. illearloo 164(0.04.CLelatlaa, yougest daagleue of the Lou A. Og.l l :=lLDAlll3.—Asg. 11, at Hey Malty. Bea ,by flee Ter. 17. 011bert, Seq., of 'Leashes, on. 00 . fewW daatlttee SIM law 1. B. Ooldard NM of Oe..tstn.a - HOW ALL—RXWAIIOO.—An It. at ChOseehateh, Si. MATll•borrt, O. Hood/. 1154 4 :: Moro, am. Nelebtos. to Mee. youneet and oaly 1.1. j da et Ile• Use 1) klebards. Rep.. of Hatb. 011.40-1.10 111.—Aeo. 10, by the Net. k N. Meter, X.A..al NeeeCtoth, Sawa. Atwood. &If ah• W 1. 01 .0. S W. in"'" '" "". 800... to Canals, Amelia. tow* dasothtof of A. Loofa, Sao, ahe Unansielat•l•oll.lelifblea. of toaoltayse. Peontookeehlre, J. A, 11. A. ' of 1%0,, le lAwayleos Ataiboo of A. Warr, Lt. lig Lambnt*. 11LALITIMXLFBARIWO0T21.—Aoo. 12. at 01,4 Ills. sew Noll, 17 0 . 1 Now. De. Illywesi e Tleo-Chmeello• of 0: floe B. blauenham, Bah, AIM eon ea. lemoram. Wei.. WT. of Lomb. Lees. to Elva area, wabli WO. Iste J. Bat /worth. Zoo., et Treaby.boaw. Teehohl.• TRAIIhoIIAMOTUN.—AY 11, senate. .ear Dol,',l , l,,fiewla Taub, Iwo. Jaws treet. Bedford.row, Lemke. lo Onee Hewitt, ywhe OW WV.. a AA. BablaTtes. Teo., Ma Nadirs& 0,11••••iee. WATT— OWILALI).—Asi. 12, at Nowa, by the Nev. 0. Upolebl. Wok Watt Tap.. of Tick toe route, yeaagret ao• of the late T WWI. 01..!.. beeeetey. to bald, mead tasehtee of O. Womall, Esq., of lanwheo. RATIIe. BORTH MICR —Log. It, at Mesmer, W. T Borthwlek, Rp., WPM three, aged U. DICESON.—May IS, at Mesta Tide*, Omega M O. of Nlve.terreee. keigettb.path. DUNN —An 10. et lila eanies, aslitows, I . Deaa,Rel MOO . DUNRANDLIL—Aug. 7. of type. dater. Lord Demudk. 5. I. Notte•asi D)) he eldest me, A. Moe. 1). Daly, late • esadidale foe Galway mealy._ FLEMI2IO.—Asg. Cat Oalliaa, Moughaza A. Flemlag, T.CD.R. talerat.law, aged 11. ORIEWITHtta. It. at Isla re.l4esc., 33. 001draeleans. Me UMW' Oriehlas, Bleisop of thee., sad vkar &pato& et she Lee NORM. aged 36. JA es .Aug. at hla naMeme. at Pveeletge. deka Mew, Riegallia LITTLIMALISS —Ass. 3, at COMO= Slim Co,aw Tiewiena LialaieNo. aged 62. LOGA9I.—Aag. at Azdea. Mary Ramlltoe, baloWM 1 1 • 9 0 1 . " Nev. T. D Logan, aged la ACLEAN.aug. IL at Calmar, the least Ludlam of the Rev. itse• Iran, altar. MANPELL—Aug. 10. at Gummy, Etethrialt Mardi, Ist. a' " Itoyal Owarlet Ommisey. MATRRIre —ave. ~.t Matta* Marais I Edam. eldest deigiva IDS. Matliews, Rag , X.D., egad. ODORMAN.—ates 7, at Clam, of fame, the Rev. Mr. 0130nae1,E 29 aged M. MYRA —A•g. a, oh* Rev. B. ORver. tutor of 'ambler, NoId . R MS. axed 01. RIDPATEL—gag. 9, at Batt, Elizabeth, widow of the DP IL P. RN , path. in. RUSISILL—gag. d, at 31rmeelall. Russell, Em, of Doerr, a NNW ° for teen au) of Kea., amid 69. TROUdDElel..—Aog. 6, of t 7 Was Year. at Tama, It. Rae. H. iposelsi. lam akar N 3110isd. WARRIN.—Aue. 11, at Dance *teen, liarto••treatent, Dottim, M 9 W"' wife M Z. Warne Reg, aged Id. W REEL—dug. 11, .1•• Teo., of litaleaf. Peaaharm, aged WItTINRALL.—.9by M. al liddiam•weaws, Cape of Good ad MLR eillear, emus adjutut gasanil, a a Wii,illl9—Aolt ► ‘. It, after a Meet Meese. Ella bath aegist child of 1101. of Maelemommet, Memo s.WrOltalaste aa r :a " WiLSON.—of levee Dm Rev. C mt. and Maar et Achi.d. MR pe.bastary at Palley*, aged Id. irrn w.v. tra w —lane tia ,.. stada a Yews. Llt.i - Yle7 -----G satteet. EZtel m ee k kehlge zz=ll:4; ra.dbik.. /wags., .pa.trmbardatirri, N tea AN.. W " . " . 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