The Express. — London, England, 1851-09-18 00:00:00

fate intelligence. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-YznEma. Evans Ma. Cuinisamo.■ Gortavue. 1111 . 0IITANT Naw RVLE WM= DRIBTOIII TLDaa An application was made to Lis Honour to enlarge** doss under a debtor traders' summons, that an arrange meut might be effected. His Honour having conferred with Mr. Winslow, the re.' gistrar, said that during the vacation some of the commis• donors had laid doers a rule which entirely met his view of the cam, namely, that these applications, which were now Arqueut, should be refused. The ground on which this rule bad been laid down was that in granting them the mud was permitting an opportunity fur a collusion, to enable one particular creditor to gain a preference. The summons was issued in order :that proeeeds"ga in bank ruptcy might be issued for the benefit of all the creditors, and it could not be allowed to be a force to novel the debtor to make terms. The defendant ultimately admitted the debt, and which, in default of payment, will form an act of bankruptcy. COSTS. In another case defendant admitted a portion of the debt, and disputed the remainder, and an action had been brought. Mr. Turner (Sole and Turner) applied for costs as a mat ter of coarse, on which an argument arose. Mr. Winslow, the registrar, s.tid it was not a matter of OOUTsC. Ilis Honour said that it ought not to be, but the costs ought to abide the result of the cation, for the plaintiff was seeking two remedies, ono by action and one by bankruptcy. Thu application was refused. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—YESTERDAT. Carnes Me. Je Fl res retiovai, AMP BAUM. MAIIII7. MURDEROUS ASSAULT BY A MUSRAND. Jeremiah Seeker*, 40, an Irish labourer was indicted for feloniously cutting and wounding Julia Sullivan, with in trot to murder her. In other counts the intent of the pri soner was laid to be to do the prosecutrix grievous bodily harm. Julia Sullivan deposed that she was the wife of the pri soner, but at the time the occurrence happened they were separated, and she occupied a lodging in Ferdivantl-place, Camden-town. On the night of the 26th June, between nine and ten o'clock, she was in her room, when the prisoner came iu and laid hold of her arm, and said "Old lady, I hare dropped on you at last." She pulled her arm away from him, and the prisoner then wanted her is go and live with him, but she refused, and said that he hail left her no home, and she should provide for herself, and wanted no thing from him. The prisoner again pressed her to go home with him, and said if she would not do so he would stop with her. She again refused to live with him, and she ob served that he put his huger towards his jacket sleeve in such a manner as to induce her to ask him what he had got there. lie replied, " You foolish woman, do you think I have got anything in my sleeve to take your lite and send my soul to i' At this moment a woman named O'Brien came into the room, and the prisoner then proposed that they should have some beer. They went out together to a public-house, where they hail a pot of beer and the prisoner paid fur it. He ask...lller to pay for another pot, but she told him she had nut got say beer money, and they went out and proceeded to smother public-house. About twelve o'clock they were going towards her own house, and she wished the prisoner gold night, at the same time saying, "lied bless you, go home to bed; I wiU see you any where to-morrow night, if you will snake an appointment." The primmer then walked away from her a short distance, and she continued on her way towards home. The prisoner ' called out "Julie" and returned towards her, and she saw him draw something from behind his hack or from his pocket, and thinking he was going to strike her on the she put her hands before it. She was not aware that she was stabbed until she felt the blood :running down her Ilia from her stomach, and she put her hands to the part mil head that a portion of her bowels were hanging out Mee OM wound she had received. She sat down on a door yaks the prisoner walked away, but came back again, O'Brien Said to him, " Oh, you have killed your walk" The pr*ooner replied, "What does she sit down than flar, she is not dead yet." Before they went out freaks lodging the prisoner repeatedly requested her to is boom with him, and when she refused, he said, "If you do not come Lome with me this night, it will be death or glory." When he said this, she told him that if he did anything to her he would be sure to suffer for it, not only in this world but in the nest. The prisoner on being asked whether he wished to put any questions to his wile, asserted in a very violent and eicited manner that his wife Lad been unfaithful to him. The prusecutrix declared that there was no foundation ' for the assertion made by her husband with regard to her infidelity to him. She said she had repeatedly suffered from the brutality of the nrisoner, and he had always be haved like a "murderer" to her, and this was the mason whitle u eould nut live with him. Gentle, a police constable, deposed that on the night in question he met the prison er and the prosecutrix with Mrs. O'Brien. Thu proseestriz complained that she had been stabbed by her husband, and said that her entrails were corning out. the prisoner add that he had dose it, and he was ouly sorry that her man was not with her, that he might have served them both alike. The prosecutrix was perfectly sober, but the prisoner appeared to have been drinking, although lie was well aware what he was about. Mrs. O'Brien continued the testimony given by the pro secutrix, and said that when the prisoner came back, after she had wished him good night, be made a dart at her with a knife, and said, "'There, 1 have done that for you." France' Baldock, another • stable, proved that I earlier the tame evening he earl the prisoner abusing his wife in the street, and threatening tro do for her, and after he was taken into custody he heard him say that he had dose for the at last. The witness produced a knife, which had been picked up in an area near the spot, where it was thrown by the prisoner. Ale Joseph Lester, house-surgeon at the University Hos pital, proved that upon examining the person of the prose cutrix, he found her clothes hail been cut through, and there was a wound in the abdomen, through which about eight inches of the intestine protruded. The protruding portion was returned, and the wound was sewed up, sad the preoccutrix remained in the hospital for eleven weeks. It was an excessively dangerous injury, but so far as he could judge, she was now perfectly recovered. Tho wound was of a description such as was likely to be occa sioned by the knife that had been produced be the officer. The prisouer, when called upon for his defence, merely made a violent statement, abusing his wife, and asserting that all she had stated was false. _ _ anuurnes...—. Oostiom Cult sinus ---...... Bran nals II woo: lhasT ..... Luocoui .....« Cu.'... 1111UP1111.1, it:w. KW. MIL N. M. 6 Ovalle linert Made Owns Ind' Ram vim. Mere Owls Ilier Fogoilwam Ones arm tingle Ikons Oselle Name arms Imre l Oesibe lireese (Asti* beam °germ° Omar Piss ■lag Moly °wean Partially aseity teriadly Meth Ovagumst Overcast °wort 9mgal° Cloudy Cloudy Mady Cloudy hr kiss Cloudy Rata r.aua_ lit mr. Lt YM..:', 114111.11.014 N1W,11.11.111 :::::::: N.E. Cod Moly Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy , Cioudy away Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Molly Cloudy THIS DAY, Noos. Como aylad. Stredepi et tile!. RAW of the Weatlmer. Weistis &Ten: The returns from the following places did not reach this Gam in time for publication yesterday; they therefore Indicate the state of the weather co Tiscsclay amain at nine o'clock. Nam( st Y. Canum• ....... tUTsum) N.W. N.N. Lusearm. TIMM , VOIR I W. llicarnxic ....... E. GI MIN Brew Owle Wpm Oat% Meer 0041^. Nene Partially 00•117 °mem& (s.eie;Te Clowhen Mr. JUStiCe Talfuord hating summed up, the jury found the prisoner Guilty of wounding the prosecutrix with intent to do her grievous bodily harm. His lordship told the prisoner, in passing sentence, that he might consider himself very fortunate that he was not called upon to answer a charge of murder, for there could be no doubt that if his wife had died, his off, ace would have amounted to that crime, and his life would in evitably have been forfeited. The act he had committed was of the most brutal description, and although he had endeavoured to make out that his wife had been unfaithful to him, she had positively denied it, and he must say that there did not appear to be any ground for the insinuation, end he appeared to have acted in the most brutal and un provoked manner. Ile then sentenced the prisoner to be transported for twenty years. ASSAULT ON A lion Walt A LED-HOT POKER. Jobs Caffrey, 42, was indicted fur wounding James Caf frey with autent to do him grievous bodily harm. The prosecutor was the son of the prisoner, a lad fbeeeses years of age. When the case was called ea, the eseddie engaged in it informed the court that be MI ye= and could not tie found. and he believed he did net to appear. Ruben Crebo, a police constable, was weals d, and he stated that between nine and ten fitheat at sight, on the 4th September, while ou duty in Maninent -street, Murton-crescent ho heard screams of "Meant "pwereding from Criseent Mews. He went to the pies% swil at No. tl the sounds directed him to the top frost net. He was re fused admittance, and he bunt in the deer, sad he then saw the pelseacestasoling is the room with • red hat poker QUEEN'S COLLECT, BELY.wr.—During the last fortnight the college has been visited by a great many dis tingui.hed foreigners, several of whom expressed them selves in very high terms of the progress already made in the arrangements fur scientific and industral education. Among the eminent foreign visitors were Professors H. Rose and 31agnus, of Berlin ; H Sobrero, Professor of Chemistry in Turin ; and, on Monday last, Bard Von Licbig, of Geissen, the celebrated Ginurn chemist, arrived by the Ulster Railway, where he was received by Dr. An drew., the Vice-president of the College, end Professor Hodges. It was, we believe, the wish of the council of the Chemico-Agricultural Society to entertain the illustrious chemist, but a pressing engagement, which rendered his presence in Glasgow on the following day necessary made it impossible for him to accept their invitation. We are, however, glad to have learned that Baron Von Liebig pur poses visiting Belfast during the meeting of the British ASlftillti(ttl.—lktflut Mercury. RELIEF TO TIIE HOMEWARD BOUND. Her Majesty's brigs, Rolla, at Portsmouth, sad Nautilus, at Devimport, u well as her Majesty's steam vessel Avon, at the latter port, have been ordered to proceed to the Chops of the Channel, with as much pros imolai and water as can be conveniently Mowed, for the relief of the home ward bound trade, and to return to their respective ports when the wind comes to the westward. A hermit, numerously attended, of the licensed irhisbeitl. ant he wad holding it by a cloth. The sea was stark naked and crying, and appeared to Tient:tikes of Bristol was held yesterday at Bristol fur the asked whist was t h e aim of forming a t' Licensed Viettialler.' Protection 171'=.....=, swerisa - hi= Out lobe rem, and Mid ith r s ' t M7y a ." Mr. R. P. Harris, of the Royal Western Hotel, h T hi ri me r - be — r igis emu witatis mks ' ihs by w h s . h a g presided : and a committee was appointed to prepare a code been lie maw. sod hi siad "tut his tai w i bid ul . of rates and report to an adjourned genesal meeting. , Lag lila with • red Ist pekoe mil be ebeimmid dr maks SHEFFIELD RAGGED SCHOOLS.—A public meeting, ups bii roma Whin the ho t hum bed bees. The primer presided over by Lord Wlutenclitte, was held in the Council than adand bin to have the how again, bet be eshised Hall yesterday, to promote the Mama of the Shelled is go ing tit bin he was his primer upon whisk le Sloped _1111•01• Then was a high l y roMltemble akeeleal• sena tim, and ble weft same into the nem sad they both The ••••10 sums 101 • 114 . 6011 ,,, • _a fnii=4ll:. mas Irby- seesaleedi him and bend Wm out Mahe place. He bane •••••• •• W. • • Al , damated Mat* peeneed mistamee, aad the phone was takes taro Moe Mr. althith *to, Gael V/ IL &Wass bad eustay, sad oe they wen going to the station-how be salaneas r twional them small 11017 cactamild. said that the My was a bad boy, and he hail chastised hint Their cleft bas Men M reelaba a Lege pmmrtion of that for it. lama& minimilly with which SMOoK like meet towns, Edward Mann smother constable, .proved that he as tral dealltaY subwalatled, and a met larger amount of sisted the het winces to take the p risoner into custody, good is yet monad. and he produced the poker, which he found in the fire- FAx.CTION OF A GAOLER AT BIRMINGHAM PRISON. Owe, aad which he said was still hot when he accompa .--At a of the saagistracy of Birmingham yester- aid Crete. the second tune to the house. day, W. It. A. the thief of the police, was Mr. Waldegrave, the surgeon who examined the person elected to fill the gnaw, in the place of Captain of the boy, rid that his back was severely bruised and Macurchie, teressely sorrow K N Island. There lamed. There were also burns upon soh of his srms and were no less tire 40 candidates, imitating the captain him- spas his chest, spas his thighs, and upon his left leg, and Wt. At the time the gaol was foe public in the skin was destroyed by the burn on the chest. The the wails at October, 1549, Copt. iiwoitia received his barns Weft ell of such a description as would be caused Bpp:innate: front the ,en the nomaneadatim by the poker that had been produced. (r it h amileesteed) of r, .D. MA Q.C., the beak- The prisoner, when called upon for his defence, said ruptty emminiener. From the lust wientast, however, of that the boy behind very badly and continually robbed kis appointment, the pliant captain amid dm es do him, and he had pan/obi:1 him for his miscondu,A, but he i na r t im usse la lam mentelnd a wee good denied having burned him. sash ether. Capt. Maseeme wished (it is said) M Mr. Baron Mena in summing up, told the jury that ' 1 estennasory system la the treatment of the only question they had to di.eide was the intent of the end the magistrates diaappeoved of it ; the result prisoner, fur he had no hesitation in stating, that however was, his renewal from his poet. Such i. the oa die of the bad the conduct of the boy might have been, the use at hey, *as peat unpaid oals act having candeseended such an instrument as a red hot poker was illegal and us. la likem the public of the ewe of Capt. Magasechic's as. justifiable. If they were satisfied by the evidence that the milmal. Mr. Stephens, the sow geoley, h undknotood to be primmer really intended to maim or disable his son, in that , a meritorious °dicer, sad, span team the destemannee ease they would Sod him guilty of the whole charge, bat connected with his predeosanee iihnimel, his oppeimiman if they had any doubt upon the poqit, the prisoner was will be received with satilhodes. clearly liable to he convicted of an assault. The jury, after deliberating a short time, found the EAdTtnittrant.l—Tas Las or ALIMOIOCOM = o p Wilt, of an assault, and Aegi.itted him of the Asa ikaloWiell alooalloL sae by ash ininsedons Imilme 'b idd e r y h em s " Immairmrs.nornsikiinkil" tisL n• homed jades Oa pagan sentence, said that the . pai. 'e m . Na m ,. I st ~,,,spoye Yet pow oh h im loser had been eery properly convicted of about as as u lcer alboloi aow of Iloaft la as Imo an( Mara vale al the minas act as be believed bad ever been bonglat ea weetimintet the Men at twee an dawn she Onneme W Mks of a can at justice. It was mai dot =Me riorr—ary. ant ma Yr lollaw 011 es 1162....ba. was a bad bey, and he would admit flit Ilk was a nr e dl) Arizatess." Ihrozr . a_si bat It was &mot inedible, that • Derr aboald rs, m eli z tha va ai ezx . Myl 1 . 14 7••••z i o•••sh Il h in e srent y ma r a rot listarailassor SPORTING. DOSCASTF.R ItACES.—WEDnfinAT. (By Einele Telegraph) rNICIrAL STAIIVI of 24‘) e ve. each, b ft, for 2-yr-okb; Pi ecas, Sat 711 i ; a, Bat 411 a; the second to sale stake. Red house in. (6 subs.) Lent Eollotr.%Clorerbene ..... 1 Mr. W. It liree's Hertel Sr. Lunen STA eEs of 25 son. each, for 3. yrodils ; colts, fist 711); Sot 21b ; the second to receive 10 0 /1., and the winner pays 100 SOTS. towsurds expenses. St. Leger Course. (120 sue.) 1 Mr. A. Sub VA Neowleeter le J. Moe Aphrelee le 0. brete.ey'. 11.441= Seery Mr. I.l4lneen.r nee loudenetian! EigbtecVn ran. Wou easy. DONCASTER Petit of 70 sovs., added to a handicap of 10 we. web. Red House in. (12 subs.) ciooMmr, 'm t.* ......... ........ Oult Ire I.r Came* out of Jule &nett. 3 ) et fin . Qrzum's PLATE of 100 guineas. Cup Course. Mr. Wegner% M-el el erne. ere, 5421 h Cossack Wok 3 . 1 Tut .... ....... • ••••. ..... • ••• Si. LIP:WAIT,* Of 10 WM,. each, the secon d to ease his Make. heel House in. (11 subs.) Mr. Potat's Tioevean, 2 yr. Get Ills t I 7 yrs. Mr. Mr itlenr% Y.eedne. 2 Ire, et Iltlo Betting: Gto I each on Iris and Trousseau. Trousseau made all the sunning and won easy. Bun in 1 min. 16 sees. l'uoin - cr. SIMMS. lted ilowe in. (4 subs.) Uri rgi sties Onereee. et 71h ...... laiated Wet CUP BETTING. 4 toe apt Maid or Marley I Sto I eat NeVeninigeT. A full report of the above was sent, as usual, by our re pt.rter, and, we understand, remind at the Gnat No ltailway, but by souse mismanagement at the station has been lost. CLERICAL. VItEFEIM ENT,. Rev. 1). Melville (Rector of Shelsley-Tkauchamp), to an llonorary Canonry in Wurcelitel Cathedral; patron, Bishop of WOrrAlita. Ike. D. V. Morgan, to St. Mary, l'erpitual Curacy, lcaminiten,Warwickshire; patron., Trustees. Rev. A. 11. Itw uII, to Westbury-upon-'fr)rn, i'erpetual Curacy, with Iledland Curacy, (iloucestersture, value GU.; patrol, Ite•. C. Vivian. Itvv. J. W. S. Simpson, to the Mastership of the Gninantmehool, Fantworth, Lancashire. R.,. Richard Wiliiionson, MD. (Vicar of Per,hore), to an Honorary Canonry in Worcester Cathedral; patron, Besl.ol, .f Worceater. VACANCIM. Alt.•lll.ll4CO7UT.—Taunton , diocese Bath and Wells, f.://1.; patron, Iliqhop of Rath and Wells; Von. An thony Hamilton. deft:aced. C rton, in Wells Cathedral (annexed to the A rdokaeniiry of Taunton), Yen. Ilamilt,n, deceased. REA.. CRY 1(1: ItAL.—ln the diueese of Ruth and Wells, Yen. A. Ilantiltasoleceaced. Maryßow St.Paneraq, Sopa-Imp., sail All Willows, Roney-lane Rectory, value 4104 ; patrons, Archliiqhop of Canterbury (two turnN) and Orrevr: Company (one turn); Vets. A. Ilamiltun, deceased. Loisulituis, Roes, ilioctoe Rochester, value VA/. with To shio's, ; patron, W. W. Maitland, Fog.; V.:a. A. Baran tam, deceased. PCB. ,IC &ILES. SCPS. SICAIRS. WISStASLIT at the lllrrt—A d. ht of to,tlt per annum, duo from the Highgate Archway mot beartart interest at the rate of 4i. per Cent. per Luinuan ..01,1 for 6,00 W. A fr. 41 , 441 property, inelediag a tills residence and 14 wee of load, cant(' Vas Hatch, liaaatead, Surrey— luaoeled down in two lots Af 2.1201. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. THUILIDAT. SZPT. 18, 1831. The State of the Weather at each of the fa/login places at Nino &clack yesterlay 'sanding. T. shams are arranged in cedar of latitude. Oran. Wks& soma at WisE. Rafe of Wombat. Nano et firs. PLTIw. ro Clll{sllMll4ll Nair ..._.....1 ■ i1t.1.110,1 11.117.0 ....... geelmArr• , « ..„ ..... TOP 14 , 4/10.10ft • .... 11711111•11 . Oases.. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1851. feeling, for be had gone away from the court, no doubt in the hope that by the want of his evidence his father would escape punishment. Fortunately for the ends of justice this w.. not the case, and the prisoner now stood convicted of this most shocking offence. The court was in some difficulty with regard to the punishment, henna e they felt that the priponcr's family must suffer by his being im prisoned fora long period, but at the same time they had a duty to perform, and they were bound to pass such a sen tence as would be likely to operate as an example to protect children from being subjected to violence of such a °emir tion, and that people should be taught, that if children did not believe themselves, that they were not to be treated in this brutal manner. lie then sentenced the prisoner to be kept to hard labour fur fifteen calendar months. MARKETS. Ltveuront., SEPT. 17. The sales to-day are :—Sugar: 20 Huts. Antigua, 325. 9d. to 315.; SO Abdo,. other Watt loam. 33,G0 to 38,4 d. ; 100 nago dater, Ea ; 240 taars white l'ecarec, 41, Rant: 24 ►un.. Demerara ; at m -4~ 4444. Baca: 40 loss Bahia, at Ms. Cocoa : 400 Was P.sra, at : r.O toy, 51 7s 1.1 L.? cargo. Gus Arabic :40 chests Ba•t India, at 44a. 1043 a. Shell Lea, S cheats otiose, at 49a. Jute : I °Wha t at 101. 10a. to 10s. COTTON.—Lternroot., &pt. 17.—The sales to-day Sr. .. t i mmi d, et •,,owe hags; the market stases firmly, sod although oa rs cotton I. offering, prises of American sad ea other kinds are steedily nutatelotd. HOPS.—WORCESTEII, Sept. IG.—We have increasing etanylainte of the hops amiss d Ant lighter than eapecte.l. and the dal, Is feetil supported at from 18; out to 19,00 d. Ma have Anwar reports from Kent ~d game. and th e market to la coneelpeoce rather I tgber he all fine old Mina THIRD COURT.—YESTEBDAT. Devon Tta Onners emissive. A CRETE MOTHER. Mary Ann Johnson, 28, spinster, was indicted for un lawfully neglecting to give and provide for Mary Ann Johnson, the younger, aged 14 months, suitable food, drink, and other necessaries, fot her support. Mr. Iluddiestone conducted the prosecution, which bad been undertaken by the authorities of the London Union. The prisoner, • shabbily clad dissipated looking young WORM, who hare traces of having one. been very hand ' am, pleaded not guilty, and continued to cry during the whole of the time she was in the dock. Mr. Ituddleatone having stated the ease, called Jane Hunt, living at Nu. 2, Herring-court, Red Cross street, who said that on the 22nd of August the prisoner came mad took a room in that house. She brought two children with her, one of which was the subject of the present inquiry, and another about four years old. The whole time she was in the house until the day of her apprehension she was in a continual state of drunkenness. She stated herself to be the wife of a commercial traveller, and always seemed to have plenty of money, and at one time showed the witness two sovereigns that she Lad. The children were always crying, and annoyed the whole house. On Thursday, the 28th of August, the screaming was so violent that she went into the room, and there found the mother drunk and the children in the boost wretched state imaginable. The children and the mother were lying on the bed without a particle of covering on them. The infant was crying for food, and by its side lay a piece of dry crust from which it was trying to pick the crumb. Three of its fingers were matted together with filth. The mother was too much intoxicated to give it any food, andwitness took it into her room and washed it and gave it some nourishing food, and seeing the state the mother was in, offered to bring it up with her own. This the prisoner would not listen to, and took it back into her own room again. The child continuing to cry, she again went into the prisoner's room, and found her quite drunk and insen sible, and the child, which was so bad, that she thought it to be dying. She had some neighbour' with her. They partly roused the prisoner and offered to give the child some warm food, which she refused to let them do. She and hi r neighbours then came to the determination of taking it away, which they did; but, the poor little thing becoming rapidly . worse, witness took it to Dr. Lloyd, who directed her to give informationto the police, as the child, if longer neg lected, could nut survive many hours. She thin took the child house, and basing given it some food called in the police to whom prisoner was given into custody, and the child was ultimately taken to the union. The prisoner would not ask the witness any question!, but stated that it was her that made her drunk and ill-used her. Mr. Lloyd, surgeon, Basingliall.street, said that when the Alla was brought to him it was fast sinking for want of hod and gross neglect, and could not have lie( il twenty-four boars longer, and was must fearfully emaciated and suffer ing from cutaneous disease from neglect and dirt. He me, the child a few days after when it had been under rer treatment, and it was so altered that he scarcely knew it. It hed since died of inflammation of the lungs, sot caused from its illtreatment, though probably the shock to the system had destroyed its chance of recovery. Thomas Bailey, of Circus-street, Bryanstone•square, said that prisoner had lodged in their house previous to coining to the City, and she hail when drunk fearfully neg lected the child, and his wife had to take care of the children. She had been four times at the Marylebono police court for drunkenness, and on one occasion was sent to prison for a month, and the children went to the work house. When sober she was very kind to the children. John Dodges, 120, said that prisoner was quite drunk when he took her into custody. The children were all over sores, and nearly naked ; them was no fire in the room, or any sign of victuals. He never saw such filth and misery. It transpired in the course of the proceedings that the Either of both of the children is a wealthy city merchant, unit allowed au ample maintenance. The jury found her Guilty, and she was sentenced tolsix months' imprisonment. CORN.-BanNtimtv, Sept. 17.-We had a fair attend ance of boh &mats and adders at this day's aria. at wtieh • large quantity of ear pies of Whist were @ham of excellent quality, and in good condition. Trade ...a doll, and farmers hol to submit to a reduction of horn 6d. to 91,. per three bushels In Wheat to effect aka. In other grain prices were unaltered. ille .t sold at from Its. to lte. pre three boatels. BOSTO2r, Sept. 17.-We have been only moderately sop pEed with Wht at in our matte' to-day, and there Ints been rather a brisk trade at the rates of Namibia A fair show of tete, what: were token elf at former rates. A few blue hog Mitring 9. 4 . 1 4 Pad. Wheat. red. 31,. to 340. per qr.; elite. Dis. Oats, its. to 19s. Nag, blue, 23e. to his. Bear, old, 32e. to 345. CHICHESTER, Sept. 17.-There was a fair sale for Wheat today, and lost week's pram were abort maintained. There were a sew movies of new Barley oitersd; the quality verioue. Th e best samples realised 30v. per qr. We bad scarcely any other grain at market. Wheat, 345. to 401. Harley, Eir. to 30s. late, Oa to 225. Beans. 30s. to 325. Peas, 24. to 3fia. Plow% 265. pi r meek. HAYWARD'S HEATH, Sept. 17.-There was a largo at. teatimes at market today, and a fair supply of Wheat, which naiad buyers at • reduckin of Is. per qr. from the rates of this day week. I Beet, 0.15, Beane, tied Pau ti ens was a moderate bode nese unmated at late rate. 01,i Wheat, 101. to 161. 10a; rad. lit to NE lers.• new white, lit. to lot 10a.; rid, 61.135.t0 9/. Barley, 27.. to 30s. Clan, 185.10 .00. Bras, 27e. to .os. Peas, 395. N 30s. HEREFORD, Sept.l7.-A small attendance of farmers and buyers ; and a very chary dispueitiou to comply with the downward priese anneloned a gnat &teas to preraiL NEWARK, Sept. 17.-Sinn our report of the 10th hut' the weather has been uainterruptedly floe fur the coriapktion of har vest On the Corn Sichuan, thia day the mainly of new D heat soil Barley was on a literal mile. Wheat 2e., Raley la per qr. de. cline, but a full Mariusee was effected, with incite a Serener as to future pram Oats, lame, and Peas imaciniL Winter Tams In abundance, at 2s. to Is. per qr. lower Nice, ltattroitn, Sept. 17.-We hail a moderate supply of Wh at at our market to.day, which was a heavy trade at 1•. per qr. below Let week. *Umber grain fully as dear as last quoted. SraLmno, Sept. 16.-The past week has been very fine, and has Induced threshibg very generally. Our supply of 01 beat Is good, but nut enough to glut the ninket. Wheat declined 3s. per qr. Grad strong miLers' Wheat, 34 none, 31s. to 32e.; Sae reels, ae. Anc thing Elmadaluned or smutty, 211 1 . per qr. Oats, fine, Sid. per wane. Old Dams, 29e. to 315. STOCKTON.uN.TEES, Sept. 17.-The weather during the pat week bail been eeerytillor the fanners could dieter fur reenlist( their ma-. At this day's market we bad a good show of grids. Wheat :Ott a pretty fair demand at about last week's pram. In Ontoe Beane, and Peas there is uo alteration. Grindiag Bailey in grad re. quest. lowan during the p int week : Barley, cosetwies, 226 qrs. llt:tscts, Sept. 16.-The weather continues splendid for the tercel crops. New grain was In fair demand at about the prima of Prlaay, bat there was namely a transaction in old grain or Indian men, with the exception of feeding Oats, which still offer, anal go off in small quantities ut our quotations. White Wheat, new, 17a to 21a; rad, ditto, Its. to 19s. 6d. Barley,esw, Its. to 14.. Oil. loye, new, 9°. 3d. to 10s. Oats, new,oe. to lOs. 6d.; ditto, oil, 13.. Gil. to lie. at. Rapeseed, new, 14. to lis. frd. Oatmeal, Il. to 12.. 6d. Oaken* Flour. I. to Its. per cat. Indian Corn, 235. to 275. per 4Sulbs., asixtbsaL MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YesrEaDAT. Biro= Ma. Wirrust. A MlieltßANT. John Start, si low ruflisuly-looking fellow, about 35 yearn ' of age, was indicted fur uulaw fully assaulting Mary Anne Morehouse, with intent to commit a rape. Mary Anne Morehouse. a pretty and genteel young wo man, stepmed that she resided at No. 6, John-street, Wal worth-common, and ou Ssturday, the 23rd of August, she I went to fetch her hos from a house in Bedford-place, CATTLE, &c.—Rowroau, Sept. 17.—Our market to- day wits largely supplied with most hind of stock ; the Beef was a very heavy trade. at rather lower prima. Mutton fishy as dear as hot with. [B.f. 21. to 10 L 3e. ed. Murton, 3e. 4d. to 4e. Lamb, 4s. to 4a. 4d. Veal, be. 441. to 3s. 10d. Pork, 3a. to 3e. 6d. SOUTHALL, Sept. 17.—Trado was rather slower inlay and prices • trifle lower. Beef made from Is. Yd. to 3a. rat. Muth., la. tuts. ltd. Lamb. 1.. to 4.. 04. Vol, 3s. to U. Park, 3.. 13d. to 34.64. per stone of ailbs., Making the offaL SAN/Mil:it, Sept. 16.—The business of this doy was cou rsed C. the Nam of Bones, of which there apprired no dirniatition In numbers tram former yeses. The attendance of buyers and dealers ea. very numerous, who eagerly impaired after every" moorland I sightly" Ilor, brought to the fair. For thearmy there were purchased a large number, tar which very liberal prime were given, and Graters crammed several at paying figures, both foe harness end saddle use. Hunters, trained to nook, were somewhat slow of sale, perhapsowing to an over-estimate in prime, and of this Cam r.CfAi remain unsokl. Yesterday, for a very bury-weighted hunter, F. M. 1101. a: 0 1 ,41 , EN., of Hathrohln, got 1401. from a Dublin dealer. Many of the English and Dubin dealers were in the neighbourhood ranee Friday, anal made teveral purchases of horses suited law the Englati tar rket. at the residences of the gentry and strong Arnim who are in the habit of rearing goad animals. As high as tail. have been paid far many of this C 1.,.. lions for farming purports were not much Inquireal after; yet, speaking In general terms, the sales were large and price. remunerative. It is woethy at remark, that a greater somber of good anal useful bases were offered for sate than fair .everal teas past. Colts and Albs of three and four years old brought from I:at. to 301.ra , h. Some, smording t a " fancy," went much higher, and Mt very lew of • good description nmain on hands with the breeders. Bloossuburv-square, where she had been living as a ser vant, for the purpose of taking it home to her mother's. She was inquiring for a truck in a street near Bloomsbury square. The prisoner hearing the inquiry came up and offered to take the box fur her fur a shilling. She told him where the box was, and he said he would bring a van. That was about six o'clock in the evening. There was a van close by. The prisoner asked her to get in and then she could show him the house. She did so, and the van proceeded to No. 14, Bedford-place. Another man was driving. A box and mattress were there placed in the van, and she and the prisoner afterwards got in, the prisoner from the inside directing the driver to turn different ways, but with out namin; the streets, and she was taken to a place that was unknown to her. It was then quite dark, and she repeatedly asked if she was getting near home ; the pri soner told her that she would get home about a quarter to nine o'clock. She did nut know where she was, but thought she was at the back of Walworth-common. As soon as it was dark, the prisoner pulled her down on the mattress and kissed her. She told him to desist several times. but he persisted in his ruffianly conduct, and ut length she struggled and gut away from him. She did nut then call fur assistance, thinking that he would not proceed any further with his rudeness. She moved to another part of thin van, when the prisoner came and rat beside her, put his arm round her waist, and proceeded to other acts of indecency, shestruggled with him and several times screamed "murder." She thencom plained to the driver and sat down beside Lim. The pri soner then commenced pinching her on several parts of the body, and pulled her down several times. At length she got outside and complained to the driver again of the priso ner's conduct. The driver remonstrated with the prisoner, but he used some abusive language and threatened to "punch his head." The prisoner still matins's& to pinch her, and she, as a last resource, jumped from the ,min bat her clothes hosing caught in the trace next the wheel she remained suspended for some time, until a young maw wane up and released her. Her clothes were much torn by the prisoner's violence. At one time she thought 4e was lOW her mother's in Walworth, but she had since learned that she was at Temple Mills, on the side of Epping Forest. A constable came up and she gave the Prisoner into custody. The prosecutriz was subjected to a very severe cross-ex amination, but there was nothing elicited to shake her evidence in the slightest degree. The driver was examined, and from Lis evidence it ap peared that the prisoner, after the prosemstrix got iuto the van, directed him to drive to Mr. Tyler's farm, at Wan stead. Witness said that they . were going wrong, but the prisoner said they were going right, and kept telling him to turn to the right and t s the left until they came to a very lonely road, where the prosecutrix complained of the pri soner's conduct. This witness then corroborated the prosecutrix's evidence with regard to her jumping from the van. He, however, could not oasis' her, mho bad a spirited horse to drive. John Dodd deposed to having met the vim near the Vic toria-park. He got on the steps, and saw the prisoner pulling the prosecutrix about. She afterwards junped off ' the van, exclaiming, " Oh, my Cod, this man will kill me t this nig h t if I dots ' submit to him." Mr. Cockle having addressed the jury in the prisoner's behalf, they found ham Guilty, and the learned chairman sentenced him to 12 months' hard labour. INDIA MARKETS. CALCUTTA ACO. 7. The Oriental steamer reached Calcutta o'n the 29th ultimo, putting us in pwatreion of London dates to the 21111 of June. The taw of commercial • !vices received en thi4 0X9f400, militant' shoaling • Made of improvement, is decidedly of en unfavourable and &moo-aging character. Trade is represented as doorway dull throughout the kingdom, and, to • certain eslent, dooms prevailed among the poorer deuce, owing t the prowres nee improvement la mmidnerv, and the consequent faille; off is the dew tod fir mutual labour. Canon mills were COOltag mote actively into operation, and both goods and yarns were in improved inquiry, sad aloe had gone a to Jd. per lb. higher. The Mary Mallet was steady : find claw paper could not be dam ender 3 per cent. Large siipplial of suede bad been received, and Bank Sleek had increserd to 13,925.8741. The aural Drachm market entutasel to present • doll and db. coruwitima tb s•pree t,t al ty th , cm , gh a s l a i l lt4l = w hew beam to to: . nisi at umesseerstive l ;iticen The lona el tbe above advises is mot sea as be bed es to emblems the smelled isiptevaeoat lo Os mi dis et beim b. re either utc•Prein del Malt fir Moen broach. OR tbe eseltssay, the re ' le every remota to esprit • seadmmace of dolour sod went ct onlemitise la tbe mat, end the prevekace of unprellgabis plies, la rile import motet Medi Imports be at all en a bony seals ameba Use waft asestli. we tow tb approach of the greet twand lealiday, will were beldam be reins yet further in their dramas out evince lootaist4 enziety to pt eat of Muck before the vannitins. .I;crir llrod market we have hardly any dirge to mike; Mad eira hr eentineed exteedingly der, set the kedlersition to operate Ins Wes ea the triniam Paden hes hest romunulatmg. and esigkents grersig el* • dedidsg tentirey. The genetal • t he ter, In the moire reellet are yet Idea r wit patties of *her Is the Mee market. - Th r ive that beim long • earl* astir el 6 be eitsibehed r tbe mole of rine. the heavy here regined In Wriest* ef prods , . Muir the pest twehonestb, hers now to ears • Egle sobriety to be sod Merastiene beer less the damp el epoodative character. hes Imes wither • salt awes ham fluctuated, red or. new ).tidy lower; • geed heinese has has &dem is Rise me hime badly myth*, dreg as ye. garde table seer Lwow ilmerlptire keep up their antelty. Raw Silk Is wigwag imp . pee s reds bower in price. A little borer has at barb her der is Mk )hobo. The market remains dell. for hos error le move awe at • rear iliik• have her se we brier des; bat rim r Inepromarat In ce . ! : tallnwor has beenY Year at bray peter Cr Sr Oil mgke be leek up. Limed ho. bees spread Is rey freely; w Warr Used numbs segleete 0 . Both ibell Us and Lac Dye are extreme* dvi, std even lower nits hove dried to Induce any badness be rem • pod inqulr arts ler Omagh, and rites are cards. Cooties rpm to be rail direr* have user& he LUer articles so eatreaft .wiggle rims bee rem roe diming re week. isles aro :—Temels. MOO rt.. at Rs. 1.14 0 p“ W. sed. ; Gunny Bap, WO pr. at U.S to 10 per 100 ; *heat, • begs es 1.:0; D 400 bop st 1.10 to per hr. and •11 rib Hors, MO aids. at LS per 100 ; Orr MO reds. at 1.2 ; Hem, 100 hada ate 4.0 per gallon ; Buffalo Hans, 9,000 pea at a pat 10 0 . In produce of Chins, Eastward, ie., the *Rowing briars shows:— isle= Itatt , ne 900 cwt. at Ct. Re. 4-I to 4-12 pis be. md. ; China Vermilion, to bores at Company's Rupees 137.4 per tor ; Block Tin, 14., ado. at Ct. Rs. 27.12 to 27.12 per ly. md. • Malabar revive, 1::u bap at Cr. Re. 9 4.4 per ; reeve ArscOlv, 13 boxes at C:oon. pany's !Wren 19 12 per . occr ; Cochineal, 37 nide. at Company's Rupees 3-4 per 0. seer atebudi fle nein et Cl. Rs 84 to 6-3 per be. Ind. Gad W, 1,700 se. wt. at 16 per at. wt.; flyeee Ito,ooo ea. wt. at 101.12 per 100 ea. wt. ; Nutmegs. 11 boxes at 1.4 to 1-7 per fy. seer • ism, 7 boxes at Ulf per fy. mer 7 bore. ditto at ga. in 14 to 1.11. The Nosier Kerion—we bale so goer Wore to ootiv meet tbie berol. Womb mob at estitolog Bova ark of Sewn Marta bare farther neinesed Y mein, ova No MI Irot. • very modemes Mimes bee bee Ono Y poveromoot pootottiek raw of cad& magimped. Domini oomoodutlos onabot /soil, but lamer se Mildepseit Loosesos.—Tromoolim boos twos it wig Mild mals, uM rates have b. es tsift all in 0 te alc br meNt M 1 6% all 4 2a. tgd. wool. Po deemset et 6 itordr• , Fmastrra—Aibeigh daft Is belt litle dine welebt oar*, yet, ' owing le the nemetty dime" wind linotronl beteg'. reenaln Arm et fame, tremegleme. botoo.—Nrimet extremely quid, ettatoot slob Is report. Reports ken the dhtrict, lately rintieed, Neigiria es in our pre. etas ;Mime, al 100,0 0 mda. as the probolio pobtoso. Acoounta begin he ha d a very varied character. moo*, improvement In snr is rowo and equal deterioration in °them. home (133 June) wm 33,453 are oidert W 337 in 16'0, sine 19, 01 4 1. 1819. The following are stellalle it Me grid gm months of the last four lan : Imparts. Relived& Reek Ist lose. 1851 Mods 11,869 11,948 30,064 1830 ... 10,303 18,6111 28,967 1840 11,743 12,874 28,835 1846 ... 3,416 10,911 23,677 The only brudant done previous to!dePorture of the mall was in execution of some trilling orders, at • detline of Id. told. per lb. Exports of lidago from lit November 1850 to 30th July t 851: mb. Ff. lick. To Great Britain 22 C1i ,078 94,293 France North America. ........... 1,070 4,171 Red flem, .......... 1,267 4,263 Foreign Corer —......... 122 419 Other places lt 72 TSB POLICE COURTS. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. William LereiwLchTriedisill;.lZwiiiley, the muter of St. James's Workhouse, Poland•street, with refusing to work. Mr. Dewdney stated that between 12 and 1 o'clock on Tuesday, be saw the pritonercoming across the workhouse yard with a plate in his hand, on which was some meat, which the prisoner was pulling about with his fingers. On coming up to him, the prisoner said, "De you call this meat tit tor any one to cat? I won't cat it, and I'll have it changed." II itness told him the meat was good, and de sired him to go back to his work. The prisoner refused to do any more work unless he had better meat, and as he persisted in his refusal, witness gave him in charge. The prisoner denied refusing to work ; the meat wan not only bad, but there was not enough of it ; in fact, he had not food enough to support his strength for the work he had to do. 'Total...—. 11,1111 3,13.717 !COAL—This markat has deelload, but 141011 S symptoms ofm bone amount. being • URA mare favoarable : we bare had bormarthls &stark; bat st orkr rater. Somas an large. The entire stock In limps der sot equal that of the preceding year, Wog 178115 tor opine 1114111 Ia : a aomedarable la. rear at brims was orposted Aar Mb July, wire the redrtios of duties would take plasm Stamcras.- -Tbs nadir fe aboarbotly stocked, sad prior bass comequeoth boa daparemod. Oar Great bittro a wry robbed bursar loa bra E. to doserser, boomer, bar been settee. rock at bore w 1,1111 tor ands bat yeses. ba t 1,401 tor above the preesdnig. Mies.—TN Intro et tbs mad So table des scrip/1m has not barn relieved bossy burro worthy of record. Balker bar freely Fens operated I. kr the lierentra at tare prices. The market is healthy. tau Sam—Tbs oils& doss ad obour say midday seder Ms bead. Cali. is • dude assir and derail sodas' Waif to the Gear Ii tee. Wades la Lair:. &kw alvams do not ass& dime : geed medium qualities were assnq sod rake was moo* martalool. Ad. tees nom Ur 01.11.0011,0 Magee p h s Wae. of abundance. Bales ate—Hat. model Ws. at 7-1 S Is SS pot Ir. tad. ; Comalmbrar ads. et lb to MSS pat fy. Mut Pada Osass.—A Ntdo biro ku beam trued goat fa Osnis by Os isoased d ead of beldam but inquiry is Try dull at prisms tabu 401111soos Onolabsur hue soid at 10S at arra. Orem isiiiirstomd Tamura midlands: mi ßs. nt p In reply to Mr. Bingham, the prisoner said be had five ounces of meat, half a pound of potatoe., • loaf of bread, tea, sucar, and a Out of porter every day. Mr. Bingham expressed his surprise how any man re ceiving such an allowance every day could complain of non sufficiency of food, when there were thousands of poor bard working tradesmen who could not get half that allowance in spite of all their efforts to obtain it. ifs thought it • very bad case, and as an example to others committed him for 14 days. ROBBERY ON BOARD T EARL OP CARDIGAN'S YACHT.—loronnation ba. waled town of an extensive robbery just dioco%errtl to ham taken place on board the Earl of CArdigan'a yacht, now lying in the Southampton Water. The 'steles stolen aseelet of plate, jewellery, and ether valuable Alerts easy et asaasehaest and conveyance. A aseeetive enter bre roe dews hem Leaden to in% esti gate the eirrosemaese of deo Tabery, but the molt of hie Latakia hes act yet transpired. Joys.-A Cooly bonnet% keeps doles in this favourite article, and the Ist of July to the 16th amoontril to upwards of 2000,000 lbs. vans P. before. Home aosinnt. are unfavourable, showing enor- About 760 bales of aew ellk hod edam bco &tipped. The i n fo capan scour stuck, and • further decline in roue. sales are UM ends. at tea lan vessos, ending 30th of June, to Great Britain, iv. 0,290,010 1-10 ; 500 irds. at 1.13 per br. an., and 1,30 bales at 9 to 10 per lb., Seine about 9,200,000 lb In excess of the previous *taxon. 'loth, bale. Demand is good. Culled Stativ,lB.Z94otOin , being 7,0n0,r001b. more than in 1819.5.. T., Kart toorea.-An average baleen. has continued on loot In this the coetinent of Gomm 2"..stAmole., 1,447,0001 b. less than the y. sr Om . 7 0h are reported :-Iturrowe 2ou mils. a! Co.'. Rm. 23.6 per before. To Australia, 1,578,0001 b. The total export from Chino for tad., 0 we.. st ; Femur, SO nobs. at 25.8; 100 ditto at 31. the maven 1814.0.51, accordinw to official returns, is 901,311,60 Mb. fir The home market was avowed in conaomence of repots of a elk the capon Mohnen 19,190 butes and 1,180 ease.% bctng an eseval heavy crop, width me eorreeL at 1,780 es io.d 1,180 eases no that of the Festoon season. Cerro* On.-lt. medals Welt to rendsrate gala sad Ilse market fee imports, both at Canton and Shangbri, is much e,o. Wass la eosin. gales are 34 ads. at Do 7; 11l nails. at SA per messed, bat the trensections have been large. le. red. AMOY, July 10.-Businees during the month had bent Ovreik-The =eked keno steal, both as to vales and demand. ea the whole brisker than the geseralcverage at this port. Moss. - Without any chealte In value, a little bodiless his, been Esau/vox at Caicos.-Rank of tOgliod Yost it at right, dear. Hoene cep show a declined jd. to id. per lb • • but esport 401 to 4,9. Oriental Bank Bills, at 6 in.... 4,11, iscseinal. Retell and ffereated was good. Operatkee are on a tair wale, bad Dry Cow. other Banker Credits at 60 d. s., 4,9 to 4,91. Baring Brown. and op, aOr am pleo et 19 ; Gros Cow, 13.000 pea, at 29 8 per corr. credits at 6m. 4,9 1 to 4,101. witb doeuruents at 6 m.s., 1,1 0 Lae Aso Lac D rs.-Market remains dull. naOs are ne- to 4.101. K. I. Co.'. Bills on Bengal Government, aecep.ed, lon. 275 Mjimmeon Lao Dm 21 boxes, at Bo 39 to 34 per b. rad. to 226. E. L Co.'s Bills on Bengal government, unateepted, Mts.les ads, at 94; 50 bums et 9 par b. md. Demand is to 218. Oriental Bank Bills en Boma!, 3d. e., Its. 225. Oriental even at lower rate.. Bank gillo on Bombay, 3.1. a., 8.. 225 do. Document hnls on Int a, peals. -*the Arrow brings to Itmeg Kees data to 23rd Jane: goo. 230. Brae, 100 touch taels, 3 5 per ern% premium. Gol4, I3' tobcb, 11111eiswere at Canton on the 22nd June, Fates. 310 doh. to 516 dole., 32 dol. 31 per tuel. 31exiean down, at 4.0 51 per cent. din:omit. Mennen, 460 dela.; at Sinahalo on 7th June, 620 dole. and 370 dole. Etats:vox at Season is, JOLT le.-Being's clean credit*, 4.. 5,1. to sad W Amoy, 13th June, 495 doll. and 473 dos. per chest. 0.94 . ; Bank Post Bills, 4s. 8.1. F.. I. C0.',., accepted , fj .14 1/111M the above. price* advanced to IWO, but have slain 213 dol. 'yore, 143,30 dol. Amoy epee, 3to 31 par cent. premium. raided; being Rs. 999 for Petra and 950 MOO for Benue'. SIAM Ynaionil AT Cserox.-The New Margaret, for London, ono the melds we light Stock in Opium madown on 30th July, I 051. Briton, for Liverpool, loaded et 31. Ti,. Dorton-MOO elipm r our. Illeersh_nobk Polon 618; ( bastes, tyo; old chestseatos, 30. Total. 7 08 . prise, the Bacot merchant vessel ever snt on in China, and e0m.0. , 1,1 The 11011NIMW bl the result of the led government odes held last by an eld hand in these waters, Capt. Dumerom, when circulated to MI1111:- load for Imolai at 61. per ton, obtatnot promises of 1,10 0 ton , of (bests. highest . Lowest. Average. Proceeds. freight within 54 boon; but the is net loading with the surprising DOW ... 1;46 1,010 1,. 05 I,ooi-14.4 19,56,475 gored h shippers were lot to expect, we ore told; and it appe 0t to ammo .. 685 963 955 957-14.6 8,47,766 be doubtful whether else will now get away before the end ut the Deflate rum Seaoro-Barrine Conroe Piece Goons.-Oa lest oe. current mown. alit w dseeelbsd the leellaad of *a , market as deplorable indeed: FPIOOIITP-S/f 4POHAR.-The rate for average Oar; resole is from sleds that mat the melba smenthoest taken place, and though 33.10.. to gr.; American clippers cowman ,' h i . es aides male of bestows bas contlnged hes on foot, prices little with hardly sn iniemeen, inrelnunerative deed ruinous. The little stand Impost begin to smallest has disappeared, and as much, if not greater Misty is Mallaseled by these W realise before things grow wow, *pia.' grid* trefigketerecT there seems no just greeted to calm/ate, except it he that they ma really hardly be worse. The month shows an enlarged IsielneM, all done though without a shade of improvement in value. We are nothing to the edvices last come to hand calculated 'to lead to any inn provonent in the market. A large busieeis has again been dose in grey shirtless at unchanged val f ue. Sales amount t otsou 60 t of ,100 pm. White ntirtisp have gone urther down and difficul sale. About 5,100 ps kave been moved ott Grey jaconete be gin to show a :tole buoyancy, end demand begins to improve; about 37,000 pre. have sold at well supported value. White peon. le are elso with a slig mending tendeecy. We have no *coal adronoe in value to notme, htly but the market medal) . looks more fl m. Sales reseb 25,01.0 phioes. In without*Mafiapllares, an average amount of butanes.. has n gone into any alteration in value. Devised Woke improving. Grey mulls are ratio r under last wetk's pekes, sad a fair bunter has been &neat this d. cline. White Mulls show fyinptoms of Improvement to value. Book Muslin' are mint, except for the liner qualities, which are looked tor. Business hoe exteudeal to about 2,090 plata Cambric* are inquired after, but on:y at very low figures. A very moderate badness is reported. Limpet* hove been extensively operand in, but at lower neuron rer tieuly in the better quelities. Soho are to the adore of 45,000 pieces. Tie Mlles barium dome for some time under this head has somewhat tkintied stacks, but Imports lone teen coming to Lot on • very limited KM* though not equal to what has been moved off. We see nOtOndetle, at present In the Mend position of the market to Wpm - anent. Woocmos.-Rather a better bushier has been dose in these goods and holder* appear diepood to firmness, which must,. if maintained, lead to better prices. About 310 pieces bay sold. Palermo AMU GOIMMAD Goone.-Turkey Bed Chintz continues to improve. Turkey lid Cambric* hose declined la the lower qualities about 2 sc.• but the better &genetic/es ore steeds. end is goal In quiry. T urkey red plain cloth keeps at former varue, and is in lair ropiest. Printed chows improvement. 21 sera Curios Mer.r. Twoir.-1101.1ers being unable to show any annatsA, a good business ha. continued to be done, at current figure,. We notice no improvement in value, nor can we sea the proOsbility of say at present. Couttato Taites.-Businos done of late km born at a simile of ad vance on former pekes of Turkey Red. A rood deal of partially thumps' goods has bees forced oo the market of lute to the detriment of regular business. Coream-A very moderate business has been done In this metal : Tile at a datum and Sheathing at current value. dales are :- Oheathbur, 62111mds. at 30-14 to 31-4; Tile, ISO mils. at Oa. As. 26.4 per ly. md. 'Curiae Ingot, 700 min at 19 per fy. mad. Srecrza.-31arket remains depressed, sod price& rule at CL Bs. 6.6 to 64 par fy. Imam-This market continues as doll ea before, and value keeps at low figure:. A good bneisetas has been done at these rates. dittos'. n o, are 3-I? "rt rOt• ed3 • :- tono lt°6na tt 21.1 E°d per ' 74G to: 6‘ N at all " Rot, 1 1 4 ,000 7 3°° lnds. malh at J. 01; hoop, 730 rads. at 310.6. limo. 4,730 mdo. (with eutern), 310 to I 10 6 ; ditto damseed, 500 Inds., at 1 9,• Sind, sth aids., et 3 13 ; ditto damaged, 1,2011 auto, at 1 I per ty. LnAIA-1, MI nuts. Plg Stamped hive realiced Ss. Its. I 8 per fy. end. Sago-Little doing. Criers are highar, owing to the stenos of Mince. Its. So was the hot laid for Liverpool line. Sales nee, tine, 24,C00 mils., at 7.• e to k 0; Butter, Otiou Inds., at 77 per 100 oalls. and Fine, 14.000 Inds.. at So. Br:co.-The favourite brands keep up their value, while others have raged low throughout the novuo. The onnectition has been found hope to them. Borrow-Oaks ore : London quarts., 250 coda, at RA. 9 8 ; 100 OW Pints. at 10 a per 100. COA4.-510 time. smithy, have sold at 0 5 6 per be. mad. Favirours.-Owing to the smell number at ships no the berth for Loudon. freights for that port rose to our quctatMns; not a Aimee Tem *el IA laid on tor Llverp.sil, and we ran, therefore offer no quota:dons for that port Worn a few ships arrive rates will retrograde. and in deed it Ls reported that a coasiderable number of inward bound ow eels hove been Dieu at the sand-heads. To lindon. To Ilrersorl. Saltpetre 3:3 17 6 to 0 0 0 Nominal. Nominal Sugar Rice Nominal. 0 ditto. Oil•cedl links Jute 3lO 0 to Sl s 6 0 ditto. Raw Silk 4 10 0 to 0 0 0 0 ditto. Indigo and Shit l'ireo foods Shell Las 3 3 0 to 0 0 0 0 to 0 0 0 Lac Dye 3lO 0 to 0 0 0 0 to 0 u 0 Rum l7O to 0 00 0 to 0 0 0 To Illauritlio.—Rke, Co.'s Rs. 1.11-0 to 424 per bag, payable there at 53 cents. To Chino. —Coital, 31 doll. to 3i dole per bale • opium, 7 dale. to 12 ,too. per chest; saltpetre, a dol. to 1 dol. per big. MOSBY MAUKET.—Current VOW° of Government Securi ties, hank Mock, Its.: Transfer /fire Per Cents., Its. 6 to 64 peon.; New Flies, Its. 3 t. I 3-4 prem.; theca ditto, par to 4 as. prom. •, CO.'. Ka, lour per Cent., Re. 10 to 10-4 dia.; Mee. W. ditto, Re. 12 to 11-I do.; Rani, of Bengal Marta, Lb.'s kb. 2,275 prem.; Bonded Ware house glum, Co.'s lts. 200 each ; New Oriental Life Insurance Gen pane, 1,000 Its. each 211) paid up, selling price 250; Bengal Coal Com pany, 550 to 573. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. WAI ow eorrapoadoau the natypt " and Loyd CASUALTIES. Pacha (s.), .M.Queen7;;;;;;cltZd, July 21, nn the For mosa Dank ; 16 men drowned, amongst whom at,: the third officer and two first-class passengers. Swift, Miller, from Cape Coast for London, with palm oil, has put in here leaky, and must discharge.—Ascension, July 18. Vesta, Beckman, from Jamaica to Liverpool, put in lo r.! to-day, leaky, having been ashore west ut Kins.dc Queenstown, Sept. 10. SISABOIINE MAILS. rif odantke that tke malls arc seat from the Genera: Poat•oetca 07 the night--and it tor the ntoratng —dentate'.] packet) Amelleacby I:.:itattapkal Africa (Weal Corot) Alexandria. Belgian Brasil Buenas Ayres rt Califorats(sin Macro)). Cape et Good Reps s Casstsatinople • N canal America M easaael Wes France kl Greece...—. —..N Hamburg 4! 11;ndursa N Inland NI & N WWI ((via Southa-npl.)M India (UP litarreWee) N Itullterrassal(vla Bout!. ptun II Uittoteiallarseillea) N *mica N Itadelra NI Malta* ..... .. .... .....N 1 Naples. Papal Plaits. N Penuivula Peru NI Timmer West lodise v Rea ladies (swept lla vanaii.and '4.4,0 N 1 • The mils to those e• Irma watt Ti2:l!trsell I I ?" when male ay BoMEAT MONEY MARKET, Auo. 1. Os inudue—st •ICIIIAXOIIII. 6 moths' might, per Ila. 2s. 010. For docent. MIL kulonths' sight, per Rs. 211. lid For credit Eiha On Calcutta, at 60 days' might, per 100 Ea. .. 30 day.' might. „ at right, lali Oa Marina, at 30 days' might, ~ at ught, ~ On Chia. at 60 days' sight, per 100 drs. --. OUic I4AdA. :Sept. 19 16 bkpt. 24 '1.4t1 of the , mouth 19tht.311th of aten 1 1 11sil 9th y of the mouth ! , 9tb of the t‘onth I 7n4lBzl7thef mood) 14thof ter mouth 7thl7o27thof moo I 2107417C:0f tn• Moo., Wed.,ttrrhl I 1:to of the mouth rola, dolly 7thl7th27teof wool Tweeds) & Eri4;l), Wedner. & Bator." I 17th of the tootth Twice daily 1 I rite of the mouth 74111424th0f month! From what Port Liver pool I 20t1 of the naontol 7t.ta2ith o!moe.thl I 2nd of the m.rlth I 9th of the montl , , 7t12,17t1+,12tk,..7t0, 2t3ethof the month st.kl itta :Owl mon Sth I 5012:41.4.nt. 7thlltll27thof town 17to of the month Ithlsth2.sthof mon 171 h of the hounds Wbs* die. ;Sept. :2 - 111,1nf the mor, hi c-sate.cs thus snarl Cour .101.4.—!tails to re now (Leopoldo:a and Llverpeol !Sept. 29 Southampton inept. II Plymouth loct. 3 Illover lOover °Maly Soathantrtem Oct. 16 Southampton Oct. 16 4outlianytou mgt. :0 Plymouth OcL 3 Omer Sept. JO Southampton Sept SO Southampton Taan.to , nuthampton ,Ott. 3 11Dover , Tivieeda. IMver ;aipt. 20 1 ' ,London lrillcifot .ILue.:on 41(nallyt and from CAW rue by every All ARRIVED. routbrittples. *pt. 9$ .1 Elnly er.4 'Twice da ,Soutuanpton Sept. 23 1 1 1 Dover I Soutliamptoa ,Sept. 23 ',lloTer iptlthitll.ooll Oct. 5 ,ocuthaotpusl ,Oct. 11 'Dover kept. 18 Dover lttep*. 22 Donn . Sept. 22 ,Icoutlisinioton :Sept. 26 southarnpton !Get. 5 DoTer 'Sept. 22 -oatkaloptoit 'oept. 20 Sonthastpton Sept. 20 Lod L*) Are couveyed by MANIC AND OiTUN 'UAW Bank of Bombay Bs. 1,000 rack 1,0,0 21 p. et. pm: Crimea% Bank Commercial Bank ~ 1,000 ilittO 300 10 per et: db. --Sake. Buyers at 11. Agra Book . ..... ~ 300 ditto SOO par ex.ol die. Book of Madras „ 1,000 ditto 1,000 30 pee ct. prem. Apollo Pre's Com „ 12,500 ditto 12.600 16.300 Colaba Press 7,000 ditto 7,000 17,000 Cola). Linsl Com— ,; 10,000 ditto 10,000 7,000 Dow Boselkir O. N. Corn. „ 3 0 ditto 300 SO peret. dia.—gales. Or. lad. P. It. Cam „ 60 ditto Bk. 27.34 pawl.-4alea at Ba. 23. tiA rid the United Staten c3n packet. APOLLO-at Queenstown. tseptesiber :3, from Constantinoplo AFPOLINS-at Queemlown, September 15, from 1 beets Auassnuss-at ilocenstoum, Sept. nth. r IC, Mins...Cuisstantamplo A. Viort ciao-at Queenstown, ftpienib, 15, from Galata 30INCollst -off the Ward, September i 5, front 330t113-Off the Lizard, September 15, from Bombay AVOW - TA-at Firbaol, September 17, from Dons Ausentors-at Qrseciend, September 17, from Porto Rico C030113:1331.- at MIMEMSIOIrO. September 15, from Moulmein Cummors-off Deal, September 15, hem St. John CAsasee-at Portsmouth, September 17, from London COSTMMII-nt 011fleget141, September 17, tr0m...."..".- Dantuin Deuso--st Queenstown, September 15, from (Mists E3II233IIILITORW-.1“ F,11010121h, September 15. from 31111taLIWA GL•111r111-at ' -. September 15, from _ lbraili _., ._ from 00TE921 \116.,2 3 per Cent. Transfer Loaa H.. 116—allea. 5 per CCM. Loam 182146 lte. 1071 per 100 Sims 3 per Cent. Loan 112940 Re. 1071 per 100 Sloes b per Cast. Loa 11141.12 ... 1011 1 per ten . Loan 181243 4 per Ce-L Loan 153146 /la 93 per 100 Co.'s 4 per Cc:ILL.:on 1812-43 lta 92 per 100 Co.'s Boy, reigns, each. - liuromlo : 3-161 h per C. Rank of England Notes-- ~ 10 : 3.16 th per f. NAM& Dollars German Crowas „ 211 to 2116 par 100. Syree titter Gold Leaf (rangc otquality) „ 10: 3.l6tha per tote. Gobi Icgots, mottling to touch /11101.11. 'lb Leedom ...... ...... £3 10 0 *OEI IS 6 per ton. To Liverpool 2 5 0 to 0 9 0 per too. To Clyde 0 0 0 to 0 0 0 per too. No quotation. To !lull ITo Calcutta I To China DIADEMS MONEY MARILET, AUG. 12. Bill is England ta i lor trig to sight froml4lls. to 2-04 11. M. Treasury 11111 s Bank et England P.m Pill None. Mauritius 0 .vetnmeot Bills.' .1 curt of Directors' bill on the """" Government of Bengal 6$ dart Vat, Boy lf per cent discount. End 21 ditto. ditto. ditto. ..• 111—RtTallatolill, , IDALIA—at GISTOKIId. September 17, ....- Janos ALIIKT—at Gravesend, September 17, from Caen Jostr—st Queenstown, September IS, from Constactinoplet J. Wit.us—ut Qoesnstown, September,l3, from Demerara Itssosswe Evora—at Portsmouth, September 16, from—Lontloa MONTROILta —at Urerpool, September 17, from . .... Alexandria Noso Mio— at Queenstown, September IS, from...Coostantinopio Oilers—at Queenstown, September 16, from .... (Mesas Puns—at Queenstown, September 15, Duns.-- ... —Callao heron—at Gravesend. September 17, from Denis STAR—at Queenstown, September 13, from (Mats Ole E. BRAD —at titesnstmen, September IS, from Sharks Say SOFIA—at Qattiat.wa, Si p ember 13, from Odessa Se ass—off Misen Head, September 12, from... Calcutta TRARIA* FORTUNATA—at Queenstown, Sept. IS, from GAlsts UNA—.at Grascand, September 17, from Pantsio We. um Sous—at Plymouth, September 16, from Uporto 6 per Cost. Loss of 172 . 5.21 -- Tto - 3 - per cent. condom. Vu. 164.33 Do. 1881 4 Do. 1832.33 Do. 188344 Do. 1543 1 7 MB do. 3 per Cent Transferable Book Debt lO to 11 premium. Tailors Bonds Banta Madras Rams rotes or scums, Re. evemin Rupees 104 to 1044 each b c a ' nk JElglaird notes o do. MOW \ T Moutur.—The money market continues very eery, and frrveroment securities cautious to maintain the improved Taos which they have attained. Forrour.—The raw. of frcisbt have been tolerably steady during the {wit week : but ligbt goods fur shipment still =Minim very scarce. To Live= sot London ES 0 0 per ton of 20 cwt. = El 3 0 ZS 6 11 to E r 10 do. 14 cwt. l a d i e ° P i c" rod' sod lo 0 per too of 30 cobie feet. seeds IlloUon Red wood EI 6 0 do. of 20 cwt. West Wks None To China...Calton from Madras from Tutiourin Naos. CHINA MARKETS. CANTON, July 21.-13usiness during the month hue been on a Melted stole, both la iselF . aud exports; Is the latter , the despelds of is mew 111rItisb e &fp iitornoway for Loodoi, or tits I* lad e ettlk dna as maw soloces teas On baud, Is the son hrsolent Intim of bewail. The Its sairbet at OnNut be. not yet Goosed. The teames sob for theist's asps of Dew Ones TA (Is. 70.), but it it amid the high est oily bib. Mt. About eight br bis l eps bare been withdrawn from Is matist Three hare been shi In the Stornaway, wh.ch tlted ea the kb toe louden. Amuck:tut clipper ship Sur- Wes peetratilmpt away bebro the sod of ths meth. The qua lity el the ow tea muserally le cousiderel much Waist to that of year. - - - BaJotoa&s, 3 , V 16.—Our latest advice' from this port are wanting a day yof hens three weeks old ; sad It Is lot, Mare. tore In oar power to en mon than a very partial report of the market. The tea lemon bad then opened at high prows ; moo Twain sevent e y shops being settled at shoat nro.taels advance on het nes. Shope were already down. Thmoist of the April mall had aeated gads •04s, sad Wigged broken to bold out array to: high . . _ . . ' - lhe toe market opened hero os the 20th of Joao, sad dace eta 1 120 chips had boa nods bad settled st prier goat 9 to 10 per oath *Dena gm leetvoir. The galled kw lashed. The ezport *as SAILKD. Aroun-from Shields, September 16, to New York AKG BOON -Iran Gravesend, September 17, to Wyborg ACM FALC,),I 1 Mal Liverpow, September 17, to Juniaies B. B. GRIMM-from Gravesend, September 17, to .. ...... Mauritius Ctrs or Maseru area -troy Liverpool, Sept. 17, to... Philadelphia Disown' Statues-from Liverpool, September 17, to Buenos Ayres YANA—from Liverpool, September 17, to Newtoondland Faasavoax-from LietrpoW, tkv.emberl7, to Genes Guiwasa-from Portsmouth, september 16, to. Madras liciaas-fnim Mill, September It, to ....St. Domingo !lore-hem Liverpool, September 17, to ...... (luck* lanes-from Cerdiff, September 16, to ........ ...............fit.lleleno Jots-from Gravesend, September 17, to Leghorn US. NA.MITU -from Liverpool, September 17, to New York JORIMII.II-from Liverpool, September 17, to New Orleans Murano-from Comm. September 16, to gam Franeterer Lanu-from Graverced, September IT, to Hamburg M*eooiow-from Liverpool, September 17, t 0.......... ........ Lisbon Mareo-from Liverpool, September 17, to -Aim Leone Maarna moo Mon -trom Liverpoo., September 17, to......Mettin MONT.ll3l4—from Liverpool, September 17, to New York Diamoias - front Liverpool, September 17, to New York Paoain-Gum Liverpool, September 17, to ItioJimeiro SimAvoa-tram Liverpool, Sept 17, to Liabon end Rio Grundo SISTIZZ-from Liverpool, September 17, to Corfu Town-from Gravesend, September 17, to Calcutta Veawow-from Portsmouth, September 16, to Madras Ws. Wows-Irons Liverpool, September 17, t 0.... lluelWeAytegi VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alexander (ship), from Calcutta for London, May 29, Let. 11.32 lon. 79.53 F.. Capella, of Hamburg, from Coquimbo fur London, July 22, LaL 21 By ion. 29 W. Columbine, from Moulmein fur London, Aug. 7, lat. 17.11 N., 81.4 W. - - - _ . Claud (brig), from Grenada for London, Sept. 6, fat. 57, lon. 17.20 W. Uteshlre„ Hogg, from Paqulqui for Cork, 124 day. out, Aug. 12, lat. 28.57 N., lon. 09.53 W.; experienced heavy weather off the Horn s wadicel away boat; part of bulwarks, and a few .tanohlom, water casks, spare spar; quarter.galleries, and sprung the mainmette.d. Chieftain, from Madras for London, &pt. 3, lat. 49.34 N., ion. 17.34 W. Kate Kearney (brig), from the River Gambia, Sept. 4, lat. 47.29 N., lon. 20.5 W. Matilda. from Coringa Bay for London, Aug. 2, lat. 14.18 N., 100. 27.7 W. Miner (Swab= brig), from Rio Janeiro fur Falmouth, 39 days, Aug. 13, lot. 30.18 N. hon. 41.13 W. Poictiers, from Madras for London, June 19,1 at. 30.318., lon. 33.33 E., and again on the 2Gth, in lot. 94.59 S., lon. 21.54 E. Princess Louise (Norwegian barque), hum Buenos Ayres fur London, Aug. 24, lat. 39.57 N., lon. 35.17 W. Sacramento, from Putt Phi:i% for London, Sept. 5, lat. 47.7.9, lon. 17.10 W. bards (British brig), and Plimionary, for Mauritius, all well, July 25, lot. 0.0 N., lon. 22.18 W. Zion, from Calcutta for Landow. Aug. 29, lat. 41.11 N., lon. 27.49 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BUITIIS. BRkDDELL —Sept. 9, at Bellyfree, Wicklow, the wifo of Capt. Waddell, of a .on, bull-bora CALLENDER.—Dept. IS, the wife of W. IL Callender, E.q., of • son. 0101ISSION0.—Aug. 16, at Nem Leone, Eliza, wife of J. T. Ccaokng, Esq., Collector at H.U. a Customs, of a daughter. lIETCHETE.—Sert. 12, at Tort, the wife of J. C. Ustchott, Esq., of HOUNDLE. —Sep ttullington, Lincolnshire, of• • moo. t. 15, at !Woos-place, Ilyde.park, the wife of Es Houndle, Esq., of a son. NEWEL—Sept. 10, Vimountees Nevi% of • daughter. MARRIAGES. —Sept. 13, at 37:1111!14/0118 "Wick'ow. J. P. L. Past,. Vag., second man of the late Hon. how Foster, to Elnabeth Lolly, eldest daughter of the Rev.!. J. Fletcher, 13.0.. of Duncan, Wicklow. and (lector of Chafe Macadam and lialljdoo. Dell, to the none county. KYNASTON—BROWNE-Bept. IS, et St. Jammer, r Iceadilly, by the Wee. H. liyeastoe, D.D., High Nester of St. Paul's, B. /i)oss,on. Pee , a Jameeepteer, to Juliana. yourgest daughter of the late . R. Brom, Eaq, of Portland-place sod North egiroms.pl.soe, Ueda. PREBSON—ELEY.-Bapt. 11, at Hove Eq. the Rev. A. M. rage Me, to Hutlot, eldast daughter of C. Flay, ,of lime, gums. RICHARDSON —IIEATLEY.—Sept. ti, at St. Saviour's, Jersey, FL Richardson, Esq., of York, to Georgina Marriott, eldest daughter of Capt. Ursa. V. R.N., of St. Ileger q Jersey. TAMELL—CCTFORTU.—Sept. 16, at Terling, Eases, Hr. Samuel Tarred, thisd s not Mr. Tafrell, of Earls Coln°, to Min E. S. Cuts forth. fotring.house, MMvedon. DEATHS. APLlN.—flept. U, at the Grove, Shepherd'r.busb, the Rey. C. D. Sethi, Incumbent of Stanley, Yorkshire, aged 70. ARMES.—Sept. 14, Caroline, youngert daughter ct Mr. P. Armee, Lay Clerk of Roebester Cathedral. BORASTON.—Papt. D, at Lark-bill, near Worcealea., the Rev. G. Bonitos, formerly Rector ot Broughton Llaekett, Wurcereeshlre. aged $4. DOItOUGUMOSE.—gept. I 3. at Dublin, the Earl of Dencoghou re. aged U. Printed and Welshed by, _ViLtama b um ilataa of Ne.ll, Lombard street. to the aity et Lewd an, Printer, at the Ofise.ia lambet. stmt. In the MO* et Whitatriate,alltuasteve, Sar MOM 114 1161.. f ~.~ _... D sour *WM leave Arrive at Sti .. Pc third CIN IleturdaY, Yertb, Au T" bit the bah teat, is linty [Wadi sin s utborities , only OP rtin Preen Ito e: the hair of Peg I. the aristocracy small) at if bails of di calm: 011." and by &Ili CLA s 7 405. CEZ CIKAW Renja take his manslau Mr. li the pros Ballanti The e rcj oi ic r y loner, e b d n ut cll ca returner but, in wards ci Cale, au the pm [Thc press.] 17::