The Express. — London, England, 1851-07-26 00:00:00

MINES AND MAL& ( Pros the Deep ?kw.) The Copiapo Mining Compeny . have received their usual monthly report from the mores, dated May 24: At Cheer) copper mine, in the 20 fathom level to ' the east of Harman ' s sh aft, the lode is still large, with a branch of superior clams ore, 18 inches wide; in the 12, there is also a large lo de producing some good quality ore. Thee= are much as usual. At San Pedro, some ore continues to be raised from the dopes in the of the edit level. La Compania.—The stopee are looking pretty well; however, in the present month so much ore has not been raised, in consequence of the miners being employed in taking down a piece of ground in the shaft to facilitate the drawing of the stuff, which is now of importance. La Iteina.—ln this mine the shaft is being sunk in a lode 6 feet wide, composed principally of rich crystallised iron, interspersed with green, red, and yellow ore; such a lode is of very rare occurrence to be met with, and it is daily expected to come down on one of the best courses of ore in Chili. In the wince the lode is similar to that in the shaft. The Flamenco mines are looking well. The total produce for April is 63 tons of copper ore. The •-..perations at the silver and gold mines are being steadily prosecuted; and on the whole the mines arc gradually improving. Letteis from Hamburg report no change in in lead. Of Banes tin there had been some sales at N; sch. In speltcr. 3,500 cwt. had been taken during the week at 9 marks on the spot. Old sheathing copper found buyers at 101 sch. Advice from Rotterdam mention the sale of 130 slabs Banca tin, at 47; florins, but the price was firmly held at 4$ florins. At Amsterdam the metal market is reported as quiet. Little was doing in Banca tin, but the price showed no weakness, and no sellers could be found et VP, florins. The Antwerp metal market is extremely inactive, with prices nominally unchanged. Mr. Moate's Circular states that Welsh Bar Iron is without alteration; the principal makers are very firm at 4/. 12.. 6,1. free on board in 'Wales. The last aerounts from America brought a dull market, but an im provement was thought not unlikely, as the imports from this country were falling of In railway bars there are still luge orders on the market at low limits.—Stalfurdshire Iron is in good demand.—?troth I'ig Iron is in fair demand. No. I American brands, free on board, storekeeper's war rant., may be quoted at 40e. Id. ; ordinary brands, 395. 94. . Swedish Iron is dull of solo.—Swedish Steel A parcel is ofPring at lit llr. to arrive.—Copper : A large business dniag.—British Tin Refined is swore ; block and bar dull of sale. -Foreign Tin Ranee is very firm ; there are buy er. et Ws., seller. at Ka 10..—Spelter : 100 tons have been sold at 141. IT.. Gil , delivery in December; there are sellers at 14/. GIL for early shipments.—lead is firm, and markers are looking forward to higher rates.—Tin Plates ere in fair request. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. Nibs op . Nor 44 611,. i/LITINII. lAlierdeen Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and Count, Down Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire Bolton, Blackburn, & W.Yurk. i Bristol and Kzeter iCalesinian_ lChester and Illilyhead thahlin and Itclfaat Junction Mitilin and Drogheda I Dublin and Kitimat...a Ilhandrc and Artiniath ltunoler, Perth. A lierileen J lane 1/uni4lli and liiiniakillen Vaal Analian n 'Kant Lan'eanhint WY Kan.. rn Counties and Norfolk! 96 I Ka..frrn Union ON Yohnhurgh and filawnw 1 91 IKtllnhurgh. l'erth,t Dundee] 6 K,rt.r and lretliton 19 ,Furneot li4 236 IN At 101.1nwor anti South Western , 1,1 ',meow. l'Aitley.and tirrrnork lOrrat Northrrn& F: Limolnds. Ortat S.outhrrn & Wottern(lr) flnrat Western Irish South F. tern Lantuder and Carlisle Lunca.hire and Yorkahire Level. and Think Livrriumsl,Cn.hy, d Southport London :owl North Western London and Itlatkwull I !moth I triu h ton. and S. Consul 1 1..nni.nk and Snuth WI %tern .. I I.ond.anterry and E ' Ulm Nan.. nuatan. & Mat Inek. ac. Manch...dm Shall . & Uncoils. Manchester and `tout hi Maryte.rt rod Carlisle !!‘lell . knd I:rest Western (tic] Nooklands gel.. tit. and Carlisle Itriti.h !North Staffortlxkiro ' North Wretum 1740tti.11 rrntra/ Midland Slirrwahury and Ilinuinghaar Shrew*bury and ciw.ter !Shrmr.hire Union Ikvon l.tutll rout► Wales. south Yerli.,Deaeraerlt Goole Tali Vale x"'! x;~; Ansivn. and limikve Central of Frame Dutch Ithenisb Shintrrean and Tema Nortlu•rn of Frame Ork.ins and Bardeen Paris and Lyons ti Paris and Orleans Si Plans and liourn Pans and Stn.burgh (i 9 !Rouen and Havre 67 'Timm and NAntini 1 1.4er Watrrf. , rd anti Lirurritk %V.-4 hitrharrn J unctinn Nrwrastle, and IA rwick York and North Midland F~~~RFI~I Y. Te 152 l 571 ea 336 71 260 • The cause of the mileage for 1530 being greater ibis that for 1101 is that, since the opening of the ferry seri,. the Tay, the traffic has been sent over the Dundee and Arbroath from Droughty to Dundee, instead of by the company's own steam-vessel direct from Ferry l'ort-orvi l'raig to Dude*. The Kast Anglian line is now worked by the Great Northern Compan_y , and the tra ffi c returns are furnished to us by the (treat Northern Company. The traffic returns are for four days only the Eastern Counties Railway l'ampany hosing omitted to send the Great Northern Com pail, or the eleanng.house, returns of tratße booked from the Eastern Counties* stations over the East Anglian Rail o ay. The amount ('514. 3.1 ) is exclusive of tragic wing from the Eastern Counties on to the East Anglian I Nevi nt MAIL—FIRING A BRI:WERT• —On Tues 11.sy evening. the neighbourhood of Victoria-street, Wind dcw. woo in estate of great alarm, in consequence of a tire lining blokes out in the brewery belonging to Mr. Brude intl. Fortunately, however, through the activity of the pohco and others, and • plentiful supply of water on the ~'miser, the fire was got under in about half an hour, after the destruction only of a portion of the brewery. John Brudenell, the occupier, and Elizabeth Noreutt were t iken into custody on a charge of wilfully setting the pre mises on lire. The matt, r was fully investigated to-day (Wednesday). at the Town Hall, before the Mayor and a full bench of magistrates. when it appeared that an (Aver 11.1111.,1 Jeremiah Harmer had been put into possession of the premiers occupied by John Brudenell the younger, at the suit of his father, the owner of the property, oho had the power aceording to an agreement to take pos sessive' at any time after seven days' notice. Bruilenell the younger refused to leave, and during the temporary absence of Harmer, who had left for about ten minutes to consult the eolieitur on Ilrudenell's strange conduct, the premises were set on fire. After leaving the premises, the prisoner went to the policeman. who had been left in possessiim dur ing Harmer s ahsenee, and said, -If I am to go. I'll go quietly, the fret is the premises are all on tire, here I am. you may do what you like with me." Ile afterwards ad mitted to another policeman that he had set the place on lire : On the prisoner's person were aft. muds found some lise.fer "nowhere Prisoner was fully committed on the charge of wilfully setting fire to the premises. The woman win discharged. A H.01.w During the next week, a tri d of speed is to take place on the Great Northern Hail way between two engines —the one built by Messrs. Wil • ar e of Leeds. called the Jenny Lind, now working on the Great Northern line, the other built by Messrs. Hawthorn of Newcastle. wovking on the S ou th - E astern line, between ' Loudon and Dover. Each erudite is to draw sis carriages and a brake wan. and the course is between London and I; 'don. distance 107 miles. The quantity of coke C 0011111114,1 .h will be taken into consideration. This race is I. t wog interest in the engineering world.—x,...a. Cowrie, V ems tAM LONDON G. AIN 25. --.-- herrn Amuses. Kirby Nearside. Tortola..., draw, t, earreeder mei. IS sad ay. 6, se 11, at Leeds Court. Ms . elsehlee mad Sea, Hell; elf. swag, Twat", Leeds. Joss Magmas llraeea, barb. Laseadsine, cattle Aug. and et l; Maretwars Cow t. !fob., Harper, , attire, and liesesk liesebedse, cd. rag.. Lee, larateleelle. Room , Raw, MIS& Teekdive. meet, Avg. 13 awl Sege. a, at 11, at Leeds Otraet. WSW aid Pilaw Rag, eml bad tad Semi*, Lode; ea es*, Timm IrIL Haar haw nue. Mellik Sans& losaMMeer. Av. eat t ....up. et 11, eitllNNOßellelorig ie M me Cer . prier, ad City Tim we es Ittanont. Casdrelhele gi le:lsad shoe maker, Aur. let I and Sept. l all, at Sol., Hartley, Samhemplem.street, Bkaaasbary; et awes, Onion, Coleman. Mist. Tomes Imam sad Yawner Waneerraerr Waircwrsocur, Seekers, Lleerpeel. Aso. I rad Sept. 5, at 11, at Liverpool Court. blimp NA Co., City, and Hiller sad Peel, LillerPool. 01 . awilv Bad, Liverpool. W :wen BOXJASIM LRAM.. Weetbreameish. leattmehlre, grew, A et led, mad dept. S 6 at MesieslimaCkaM. dole, H Weitbrowerlsi, and Hedgers. ; et. reg., NANKRUPTCY AYNC Aug. It. WILUMB arDDLIN Iroagat•arLK UlD iaitlagioll, timber werehwit. DIVIULNDR.-Aug. IS. F. Copland. re=oe. Peddiagtte- Ass. IS. W. Cap e% Idertlake. gardener-Asa. IS. Z. F. Clessa io Lralahaltatratt.4 weseheat -seg. IS. P. Jam. VaMmer. at WI" wham -Mg. V. J. Pewhalaad, Meath Towles, Delowliew, Stair M maw CeSTIPICATES is be grestie; maim mom be deem 19 tbeemeeary ea the eget masliag. Ask IS. T. S. Daiwa, 'immesh. Sar•sembrekteL Avg. s. W. IL Shards, kedeit-4/41. 11. T. Tan Telaymy- Sealer ' 111. Mary, Demadilee, saeaassy. le. T. Palkard. 111,11. ,11,111,08,-Avg. 21. Seek kites Ferry lemar Ohmeryirkiee, lesa meaefacturer ta. J. Stott, North IRINA e Ne leo lfagargANNl, gip owner -Avg. M. J. Scat; Jae., leotth 10101 L amw. PARTNIMMUPS MINOLTILD.-P. W. lirriem, W. H. Barlow, sad C.. 1. Wanlill.oll kr as regards C. J. W - " - al - W. 1,11, W. T. Dell, W. Illogort, W. Mkopmer, W. Cronies% rod C. 1) esdace, Desteen, Mew et Watilaslos C oker, se kr as ....arse C. Crag. Streareetraw esd L Theeker, Mse mareeter ussee-C. Dam 0. WNW% P. Visider, NM T. Ilambeeter, weak ter Na wile ef yams sad Wires, se. brae ow* T. 000 -Z. Wes, F. Thides. mei 0. Hod,* liendeedir Hr the mkt d yarae-J. flaw" O. Manny, awl 11. maw eel ask maleastme-J. lemma, Wesel, L i l t= J. Mark MAIL Mils iesehime mehery mar ea ewes J. Orowin-L. Diegratealet sal W. Terrew, Taihreek. stem.. PfaSq ballams-Mary Oamosa and T. Grams% leiradmr. haa . marillistme-W. Omar sod O. H. Weer. Woe Sal. a. -F. he and W. Ilearimea. Alenerhas. millees-F. D. lambert mad J. Riley. St. sterpskimik gs;.a= Lamm awl H. t l / 4 111.111. =ON= —F. Malledt mei J. Meeterk. Meatkeesa yelerialea deans-A. MMes aMIL Iteareey, Maim, Tartan., enhers-le. heause sad W. Mete" IttWork imaissees-B. rblllipe sal T. M. itreetreasesi bme tkelears, some-J. Patter old J. Teal, Cemeh illb Z NeerM erais art simile maseae-J. e ll = W. Weida, lami.mrest, BWkwt4 eaglemere-J. R. Taller .d J.O. Taller, Ideorpeal, Nip broken-IL Westin sad W. Karwlw. Mess r. milers-J. S. Warier and F. Wows, Dover, kraens. 11007 CE 11111GCESIZATIONS. ALJULAIMIER Caamensta. altinbalibtr, July II and Aug. 31, at the Tongue he% anus. Jona 611. M, 01 MAW. My 31 lad Aug. 22, at the Glebe Hotel , Glnegow. MARKETS. SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar. the produe• of the British paraishine is Atecri.hi, computed from the recurs* made la the wet radio, the awl July, tall, a low 4d. per cm. Seger, the prudes* of the Illeerititte, rria If 4. huger, the grader* of the bet ludic, so return. The average pace of the two tangoing de seriptiams, Meth% km. 31d. JOLT 2.5. 81:0411.—Ths West India market bas been exceedingly quiet Ude week, sad the few traamettoss 'fistful free our lent are viola at rather lower price. le lorefis "event woos en reported lw arrival, bat the reset particulars have scot bees rude prattle. He- Iher's tprudess continues fa ee4g sad rather Mew pries. have bees held be some s. Is Bee then In suit bat very little COTTON.—Lrrantooi, JULY 2i.—Cotton is still going the doorman! course. With . falr amount of busts/es doing daily, and a issetion rather sebum than etberwiar, founded upon • well. delfts Weds. It w ,uld not be unreriesnable to look for a cliff. rent turn to ear pragedi Out web I. the purring urgeary aad desire to soil sollos MAU Immrdo. that we bow again to reduce our quotations , el warty every drerniption anuut N. per lb., the liae being Wert Nielsen Is the ls tele " that the ntiddliag" qualities. It will be ob. asold th ee sew currency la w. tar chased and redu.ed that a large buts of Auneriirth *Atom is now dryad at 30. to NI. All pre. Nene espeebense teeth et to ankle& that this prior, whether re seeded coungsentively or positively, le so low that it will inevitalgy wenn a legp eseneeption—a point of we mesa inthortanne to all 321:1_The Committee of Wolters cow Naos fair" Uplands at Nthili K snil Wm. K Nd. Tor the eased this stele Mugu sad wseM.i degeesion, we beg to refer to the abort Mimes( net Ihrth Is ear bynerdy obeerviog that the cruse sawn see MN In epurdinst. and perhope wish aininmesel knee. 1,300 Ante dna aul NO Sant haw hess taken COI egundelion, sad 7,11 An.- I nos. VS Nam. as Nodes, and yko Penns far export. A spirited *mad Ns Neese up witbla Übe lea thaw or tera noun, Inks has info ism. eying fur the nomeot. me any rate, gaits a itheeded Was to sow iserwt. The sales for the week amount to 4),•thr Isla. WOOL iCLT 23.—We have no change to re port is the wool market tie week. The demand matinee* steady, and preen female the same es test weeL 110SIBRY,rte.. July 2.s.—Scveral buyers boon the übabeeie bows have bet, Le the Ken this 'reek, .M ru der. hone bleu Nadu sad eneatteeteets entered latO to. autumn scab. to was tinged. We ludeeeteed every wet diedeisbee the sember of the umemploje I. Yatetld as More quoted. COALS.—Lowoom, JULY 25.—CLOSII OP THR MAK an. —Ow% Harley, 13.. N.; Dam's Primer. 11e.; la!peen. IM.; IliarardY Wea Hartley Netherton, la Id.; Joanna's Hartley, nesitarb TIN m. la.; Tandeld WarOEM Bute% la ; Mat Wylia 13. ; Wala 13; Winds irle P, Wails Pad Nora Or 13e. 34L ; W. 11 .4. End rrowa, lb 12..; . 3d.; Wall. Ead tadati, Ibt. 3d.; Will, lad Hilda , 13.; Walla End Natinualter. bed, IN 9d.; Wall/ Ead Original GINN, la; Walla tad Elea 11•.; Mee Ka* 13. ad ; Walk End Braddllt. IN. id. Walla Cad Henna, IN. 9d. ; Wall. End Ilwatil, la; Walla End Napier, 17.. Gd.; %Val. IM Keeper Grade, 14.; Will. End Liable., 14e. GI.; Will. End Nana, I'.. 3d .; Walla P.M Ur arl's Helen, IS.. &I.; Walls V.n4 *taut'. 14. 9d.; W.I. Ead Wkltwell, 13s. 3d.; Walls End Hartlepool, 15...; Will. End 11.dsdea, 14 Rd.; Walla EM lia Gd. ; Will. End Sena Ilarkgeol, IN.; Willi End Wltioroeth, It.. 31.; Walla Fad Adelaide Tree. 12. IL; Wall. Lid Beeknotrie, IN. 9d.; Walla E. el T 0.., la 9d.; eitheys Ilartity, Ila id.—libipe at market, 78; told, 31. CORN.—CIiBLBSTOBD, July 25.—There was aa in creased supply el Wheat M market lady. sad tie prime of I. week were Neared) sepperted. and the market ended Amt. Wheat. red, 40e. ate.; white. 4. . to Ca Barley nocaloally unaltered. B aerie. bat rather lower in pro*. Ttore were akw samples of new white Per at aurae ; qualay pond. Itaperred aeries et 21 to W. pre lag. C . , July 25.—We have to note a dull trade to day. Whom la woad 'apply and • trite lower. Barley, ror 'road. lor polygon% wog rather better sold. Beano and Otis.n the decline. Wheal, Its. to 17.11.1. Btrle7, grinding. 24. to 3 7 g. licallo k old, 1k &I. to 130 sew, 12% lid. to 13. thitp, 24% to 37g. we, 1k to 130. EIZTIR, July 2:i.—We had better 'applies of Wheat te-day thew far eovwe weeks pe.t mare money, however, having bran embed by the @eller% wry few e‘lee were made. at bat weer. pdrea Marley sad Oats la short supply. awl quite ad deer. Wheat, re to 421. • whits * 445. barley, Zan to Oat', 20. to ru. Per boalw• LI NCOL , I, July 9..—We have had *fair supply of Wheat todag entli . dail oad .at ia advance. We ham lad a hrs., fall of tam Itvr. fue the late tante-four boar., and the oropv an mach beaten dome; bat MI. appeared t. have tittle elect as the auhi t. Wheat. red, 41a. Is atin ; shit, 4L. to 440. We hat warmly a Irmo ram la other swath ktvitarouL, Jr LT 2i.—The weather has been unsettled, .4 mut took red the growing crop. or rain are aot much more Reward thee Vary were bra dAve ago. Still the earn trade the law teadaya bes hew easeely stead, with a very isoderaw demand. The amillipdesegall In wit at ..14 hour, whist has bees la abeyant* foe tine of Wee iamby returned t u• to-day, mad altogether we had • geed b besbeee, at eery full prier ba every article a( tle seem Owl& Ammo into Lieerbool hoer the 22ad to the 24th July Faeretwo:—Wlial.s,l76 qra ; Sri: Malt, 415 ; Gate, 1,2111; Per, Iles WM* _ meta; now, 1,761 amts. Exports le Ire. lead : WYO. bomb; IS2IO Ira m ledia• C 411 om, re el berre. ladle. Cora Keel, $47 Rm. ho NW Suctitisrrom, July 26.—There wag an average attest& sass st Sala le.gw, sad anther better supply of Wh at, the trade lee whisk Ms dis=a Who seer Arm la other &Mao bat titledeb& lot were fu ly /attained. Wheat, W. ld• te 111. pre load. rw . 177, 2la. to 24.. Deana, 2te. to sr o , Wee, lea to 22a. roue, Pa to Ila per sack. - - WaxartZLD, July SO.—There has been a great deal of rain here the poet two days, and t.t.ttsy is still unsettled. We hare a moderate arrival of Whwit, an I the unsettled aapeet of the weather causer hoiden to be firm; erverthelres ncvlung beyond the rates of this tl.ty w'nnight Gan be obtained. Barley nominal. Oat. sod Molise rather easier to buy. Means are in 60.3.4 limited demand, rates minter, d. Other article* as h 1 ere. Imports during the week Wheat, 11,017 qrs ; Barley, 306; thas, 933; Beams, 1,141 ; Peas, 14 ; Ispeseed, WO. Malt, ISO loads. JVLT 25. —Oar annual neat bone and rattle far or hebyoterday st the Cattle Moroi, Tenipls M. rod Ina well at - ewk l by Ann oilers And Oa leo. TO» was • wry laro .bow ot barns. port.ralol7 of tart and ober oda.. and there woe moderate ask ourridly spent*, .t full lake.. Of owls it woad bible to quote particular taloa, Ossurirti as age, breed. mad condition naturally mutated every transaction. me quint.lyofe.ttl. :sad hit rob oirricg was lei than at lb. great market of le3o. Prises were marl the saute as at the prolong noway.. florist. TO—Beef from dls. to 30.. per cwt.; mutton from tyd. to Std. per M. ESETIR, 25.—The market Wag again small for all aoropconod ; ant as buyers were Mat mammas, pricea ia/isal lhe sow is lot orb. tO Bed, 7*. 04. twin. per more. Tliry On but kw i 5.... la the market, et about Farkas rats*. Saneness, fon Mtn Ss. per nor ; Coos and Calor. RI. to 1 2 1 . raw were old, ol pood qualm'. at Inns 101. to 111. la. The seeress pro of ottoans• calves, 1,1,11 wen scow, we. about Yid. or lb. Oven were inore pkatit.. th to the other deseriptlrns at rtock. Lug* others, Eno Pl. to Ofd. per lb.; mail. Oil. to 111. ; ewes, 4d. to 40.; Lao* 3d. to Sid. It, supy.y of Pork cotters we. vs Mir small Ms sprains, al price* vanillas from 7s. to yr. Ed. per Kere. • Ot.a*now, July 24.—The supply of cattle at our market today wee Yaw, loot the NS:riser a the weather influenced the beaters la their parehanew and onsequeatly ssle4 were slots at Novas last week's pricer, while roue ea4'i a , rt remained unsold. The somber of aster were-507 Oxen, 1,9:4 Sheep, and 4,119 Watts. Tbspri.es IMO Bea at Bel 41s. per elm ; current, 45..; Cows, Ms, to Inn per mt.; best agei wethers, 41. per M.; current, Sd.; Interior, td. to tld.; beet Lasts, its. cane; current, 12.5. to its., and a few small oar, M. to Ps. HOP INTELLIGENCE. MA Di rosz, July 24.—110ps now want some good, warm weather; bat. with mit cumuli of Moodily and Tareday last, the lemma/m*lw hen of a low temperature, with in qurot 'bowers, the MO% oat awl ear at the o amely so. Oa the wk le, we art &lag lady. awl me not at veriest in e 'varies that is I kely to m alls rem he gar part Omar& a Anty at 90,sta1. WasTaallAN, July 24.—We hope the showers will hare • br...ll•lst ellen as fir hors ; et pasein they are terktsa very bad. M•entilis, July 24. la taking a general surrey of our • N sad ellielitlee rar. a r mor: venous pets nor farad.. we Sad thee time trw laable potreace• el a beelike blew, heareashrhail ; sad invarua, the bine a Folio, e; nada, that is lariara Slid warbegen We bed hived ite Lite shower. would awe sheiheilhevansda, hi t. tsuch is six theme. YALDINO, July 24.—The general remark in this neigh.' bourbon lethal we hen a seal show of Mee and that the themes or a emp a s ellogithee dyes the lalnna Osetainly seladeit Wary INS kess lOW ar Is ea whet hes livrearl, to putlfy gleamy oppneemdem. EAST July 24.—We have had a great deal of rata. otempedel by raw mid winds, since our leet mike, from ' u wend ogrebenethe of mitmourabie coreequenerw. The bine is maw finelverd la rig limas with us, and. wader the moot pro -- mallethil shag elegamelmmea teganar. there an be no reliance placed • MOW moth BOXLIIT, July 24.-111.• oil there a alight appearance el Impewsumeat is pereenne, teem the Mist of the late reins BoValtilen MONCIIIILSZA, July 24.—We are slack of bine is Ude pinked the eniatity rot ramie we have bad aad have have dose as Want Irreparable mlie!ief. We have hopes or some Improvement non. tee slid flammable weather seemed the heavy rakes Melds wen. WALDIIOIt, July 24.—Since our last we have had no im , UCIFILLD, July 24.—Our hops eontinue to do badly; they pet worse every day, and we shall pow but very few, BRIGHTLINO, July 24.—The Lite rains have pushed us Into the bliglt. Most of our ermine are now Meek, and wins we • get • change for the better ray moo, it will be impossible for us to do meth. SUITED, July 24.—We cannot say anything in favour at the hop rardraa this week ; they are still very foul, sad every appearance or a blight. IlaittrlELD, July 24.—Our gardens are not looking so ' well es we mould wish; certainly not in • ' , try improving °noddles. ' Wi , July 21.—Some of the gardens in this parish ' do not moot a very healthy appearance, owing to the hoosy-dew and dy ; s hike others are la • more favourable condition. EASTORINSTELD AND LINO FIELD, July 24.—A great thane has come ever the hops in them district. store oar Lat. Oa Monday the honey dew on the bine was greater Ulu say dim be this , seems; this Ountinued um. it Tuesday, when a change leak aisle tor , , the better, and hope was returned to the planters. The Ise hale sale returned, and canines to d I gnat havoc; altogether the ap. pearances are DM so Ttce joad. it CIO; J y 24.—The hop bines in this parish have not progressed Miens the past week. and the general °puns of the . planters is that they sre at parent going the wrong way. 'lure'', July 23.—A few gardens look rather better; but • our ern must be mall. • Yr-allearditi, July 24.—There is no improvement in the Moldering the past week. Many gardens are wore, adrarizro, July 24.—Our accounts from the hop goners an of a very 10000 r character ; the epleolon Is becoming ' ney pang that the crop will be a vere shirt one. The shamery weMber appears to increase the vermin, with whinr t they Dtnss, July 24.—Thcrc is considerable improvement in assuses the hop pounds, and promise a • fair crop tor the yru. Than ant micy rude= re be tuned in a very Wetly state, and we alb pig ef, so that the ascot bewared, weather sill not recover lb a. UDIIIOIg, July 24.—We observe some very good hop =d g air the year appear to b • In • growing state; but still ire essay acres of ground that are dare op ; so dunce of re ign's,. Icsizsectx, July 23.—This parish has suffered severely teem third,. hoe, and hooey ; the bine in many rodeos is le • eery sigitly state sad evidently ro off 'gaily. There are some my gied prises, pretty tree from sessile an f mania, a far enip. HAWllitlithr, July 23.—Our hops are still very foul in deed; the hos keep lo lowing the young branches up. FAILNII.SX, July 24.—The hop reports are very conflict ing. Bcwis arousals are reported better, while others see decidedly much worse, and sertainly the prospects fur a crop an to a most anion state. _ _ _ Saute, July 28.—There are but few branches tree from vermin, although the lice do not seem to be a, numerous as try were. Tie general aspect of the gardens will not justify tel predr don of en abundant crop. SavENoaxs, July 2 late thunder showers have partially cleared the Mawr of vermin. and au doubt the bine, width before touted ratty, will greatly benefit from the improved state of the ground. Sulkiest time has not yet elapsed to see the effect pro. dated on the roar. It is, however, too lets to expect more than (at mom) • medium tin — ZEITHAN.—The hops still continue lie very preconous ante; the late falai have had at effect on them r yet, IMO the rube -1 tri_ty is test they eon raw but few. Waseeltarka, July 23.—The hops have improved this last met in some of the gardens. Some look very rowing sad Wady to grow .no. boas. throw), July 24.—We are no better than last week. 1 The roars are very foul. Sett, July 23.—We are certainly better, and calculate halts crop. EDINBILIDGE, July 21.—What to say about the hops with us require sure jammer. We bre some genlena that sera! to improve very muds, and we have rare that are Irking very bad. —aserreySfanderd. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 26, 1851. PUBLIC SALES. JULY 25.—8 y Messrs. HOOD ART, NORTON, and TRIST at the Mart.—A freehold estate, called Monday House Farm, Pluckley, Kent, comprising farm-house and build ings, and 96+ acres of land, also cottages and other pre mises, the whole producing 1687.9.. per aanum.-7,7001. A freehold estate, known as Springfield Farm, at Orsett, near Gray., Essex, comprising 111 sere., with farm, cot tage, and buildings, let on lease for 1401. per annum.- 3,0001. Freehold estates in the village of Smarden, Kent, com prising Bardleden and Maltmans 11111 Farm. ' containing together about 82 acre., with farm-houses and buildings, of the estimated value of 1201. per annum, in two lots-2,5701. Messrs. KIRKMAN and ENGLEIIIIAILT, at the Mart.—Two leasehold residences, Woodlands-terrace, Blackheath, pro ducing a rental of 2101. per annum, held for 86 yearn at 201. —2,2701. Four hours, Daere-park-terrace, Lee, Kent, of the esti mated value of 2051. per annum, herd for 781 years at 201. 104.-1 8501. . . Mr. MURRELL. at Garraway's. Estates of tho late Robert Vernon, Esq. Leasehold residence, 119, Mount street, Grosvenor-square, let on lease (for which a premium was paid), fur 2541. per annum, held from Earl Grosvenor for 62 years from 1823 at 54/. per annum-3,0101. Leaselold property, comprising a residence, No. 2, Hal kin-street, Grosvenor-place, with stabling and coach-houses in Pembroke mews, &c., comprising nearly three-quarters of an acre of ground, let ou lease to Mr. Wimbush, at 1,1381. per annum, held from the late Earl Grosvenor for 96 years from 1808 at 381. per annum-11,3001. Ranges of stabling and coach-houses in Pembroke Mews North, Grosvenor-place, let at rentals producing 2801. per annum, held fur 98 years, from 1811, at 351.-2,200/. A range of stabling and roach houses in Grosvenor Mews, let for 380/. per annum, held for 63 years from 1820, at 1501. yearly-2,0001. • A freehold estate, consisting of stabling and premises in Masons-yard, Duke-street, St. James's, let on lease fur 951. per annum-1,0801. Merit's. FAKERROTIMR, CLARK. and Lye, at 13111111ERy'S. —Copyhold and small art freehold residence and grounds, at Muswell-hill, with 12 acres of land, eligible for building purposes, let on lease for 1301. per annum-4,4001. Freehold residence in Hampshire, adjoining the estate of the Duke of Wellington, called Baughurst House, with 54 acres of land-1,7501. Two leasehold houses and shops, Nos. 13 and 14, Tuthill street, Westminster, one of which is let fur 701., the other in hand; held from the Dean and Chapter of Westminster for 40 years unexpired, at 31. Is. 44.-8101. A family residence, No. 23, Euston-square; held for 58 years, at 361 15s. ; late the property of Sir C. S. Hunter, Bart.-61M A leasehold estate, situated between the junction of the New Kent and Dover-roads, close to the Bricklayers' Arms Inn, and consisting of a number of houses in New Buck enham-street, Bis:kenham-square, Dover-road, &c., with plots of building ground, &e. ; the whole producing a rental of about 9001. per annum, and held for terms of 37 and 47 years, at 2391. per annum. The whole fetched in 2-2 lots 6,2151. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. The State of the Weather at Nine o'clock yesterday arranged in order of latitu4 Oosree of w. Nam at Pleas. SATURDAY, JOLT 26, 1851. each of the following places at atoraisi. Ma stations on i slr =.. t Wats of Weather. lassaulni (Desum) l ramovra..-.. I o. ..S Kcomes Cimussroas ..... liammos Nivnuazet Itourr Lows... Tn.? Laicism& Dzasams N. magus Lmcous Malmo' Cams liwarmuks Lt•saram. ta•CalltrOL ..... • Rvu. Laud to= LAlgeint‘ •. kr WOUTTNAM• NskimkrnA &myna Gh.ancovr ►itrresos . . Calm Gentle Bret se Calm Calm Cala Calm Geistle Bras* Gentle Brews Gentle Breeze Gentle Brain Gentle Prom Oentle Brun Woe. Balm Cabs Goals Brew Genii. BM= Gentle Dre.ra Gentle It Men Gentle Weise Stroll Crew Ovorouso Putt. Sly Coady Overeat Coad Coady Overmi Comma Comsat Como* Ms Pane Cloddy Peru ly Molly Partially Clat dy Plea rias Overcast Partially Coady Partially Mod, Partially aoray a v:41.9 Clot* Pisa Pisa Flag Cloudy overcast Mao Qoady Mae I. Mao _ (bady Cloudy Pine Partially Casty Partially Closly Par in tially Cloudy Ra Partially Cloudy lain Rain Pine DAY, NooN. ate of the Weather. Clear. cl not reach this they therefore tday morning at Ovetassa ()term' bade Oveleaa Ilatry Bala Bala Partially Clearly Partiaily rioudr P* ll . ll Y Mud, Cloudier SHIPPING rNTELLIGENCE. rr m mu mvers•Enits ibe " Illappiai Oftett• " esd " Llwdt Li.d." CASUALTIES. :douard, of Havre, Cl;ret:FrOnliheChincha Isles, which sprang • leak whilst loading at Piero Roadstead, and put into Callao, bad been condemned there previous to June B.—Paris, July 25. lalcohn, from 'Valparaiso to this port, has been abandoned at Coquimbo, where she had put in, having been dis masted off Conception, April 10 ; sixty tons of her cargo had been thrown overboard, the remainder was to be sent forward in the Charles Brownell. Liverpool, July 26. SEABORNE NAILS. [ll storatike that the math ere teat tram the Cleeenl Peettetlet r the alab t—ana N the onettaise—dttmeteLl Uay when made up Year what COUNTAINP. la General Peet. Pert When Oise Landau. dapateheL duo taaleetßrit4sekot N Aug. I LI/wpm( July 27 United States 7•67 far N .tag. 1 .. . Liverpool July 30 AmerleathyU.Statemilt July 30 leuthemplon ,Jefy 24 Africa ( We 4 Coot) ..14 11t h of the mouth Plymouth ... Aug. 3 alezantria• N IrthitMth atom. Dover :July 2$ "aloha N daily Door , Duty Snell ll oth of the Tomtit Southamptoo. Aug. II Samos Ayres II 9th of the month Southampton. Aug. 191 Califurnia(ria Chagrealll tnittllthigmanth Amitharepose. Aug. 5 Pape of Good Rope N I ith of the month Plymouth. Aug.' 3 OnnotantOmpie • N P.M Ith27tlnef men Dover" July 341 1 Omni Aildriell ll ledttl7thofiasaUe Soutlamptou.' Aug. 5 Obomml Moo Pi Vcs.,MooLikrriel. Southampton. To. fo.la Chill M 1 - 15 of the month Soethampton. , Aag. S name ... 2l It 14 fwiee daily Dover 'Tones da. &meat . N 7M171121 O _. W man Dover ..._ s tay flaimberr.— .. N Tuesday a Friday land= Toes.,l6+ WIMP .....11 Widnes. Ili Saint. London. , Iton.The llomiono ........ t 1 Mk of IP moot! &ethos ;Aug. 3 Wood. Ilk N Pirko daily Uoiyleott. lines de Indio Ma Osmium .2)11 70th of the mouth Southamptes.,Ang. 23 WY (min IlareedileO N Olitittliof mouth Dover ..... —'Aug. I Modlterranma(via South moron) M 30th of the month Soatimunpton.Aug. 23 MOO& )P. 7thatitth otinanth Dom Meziete II Ind of the mouth Siethampten.lAug. 3 Madeira .ll 9th of the mouth Soothamptan.Aug. 11 v 1 7t1417M,111th.27th !Salta* ' 313.10toftbe ntoath Dover ----taly It 1 Naples* 14 3tllsth2sthof mm Dover ........ 'An. I Papal Manes. ....... ft sthlshsl.lthol awn Door law. 2 Paassele ...—.. ...... 31 7Ul7th27thof teen nouthemptes Aug. 5 Peru II 17th of the month Ouotholopos. , Avog. 1 rumor S hh 1 sth2stholmort Dover Aug. 3 Went WWI 3l 17th or the month Southampton. Aug. 30 Woe ladies (moot Pa. maaa.sant Noma) 7/ dad of the mouth Sowthauiptem.,Aug. 3 • The mails to those orantriee thus maned iv) ere teamed b rime\ packet via Illarmihra. The Pothunter mail will he made up on the moraine of the 211t11 1 , lo comequetoos of the 27th of the month falling upon a Sunday. my undo upon of Ms month IL and from Caddo dm by miry dm* moraine of t►e 28th I upon a Sunday. no the United Y: ate. Le whet CALM:IIMA. —MiLibl to ere sow cloopstehed sad 1 ♦RRIVBD. AlMMingense Tully July .24, from Odeon Alle-eit lia . 24. from An 110-44 14, from Fttembarg Isonzo -m Humanown ' July 23, from Innis 41111140-off I sal, July 24, from Faro Ageneuns-at Plymoutn, Julyl4, from Lawns Antat-at Grameeud, July 2a, from Dunne Atrx • Pena -at Ormeseed, July 25, from Norway Atene-at Orseeentil, July 23, hem Itouigeberg AIUMINS-•-•313111.011b13. July 23, from tlendswald Amen-at °ravened, July 23, from Kosigsberg ASPICI2III4-at Criminal, July 23, fees. Petersburg Ilemmeata -at Liverpool, July 25, from Trine 110110111ellerna Naserm-at Gravesend. July 23, tram Denten Means laws-at Ilentol, July 25, from Nantes alt•ltt -at P•IMOtIth, July 2t, from Alexandria BILLONA -at Hull, July 21, from IL Andrews balwast-at houlhatopttn, July 24, from. Madeira Cbeconsta-at Gramaind, July from 23, from Peteriburg Clealintra-al Liver moLl Wuly 25,Motile Cra or Loaning-at Gravesend, July 23, from Dunkirk Cantina -at Gravesend, July 25, from Memel Designee -at Warmers!, July 26, from. Nano& Genoa° -at Gravesend, July 23, from Oporto Gewaren-at Gravesend, July 25, from Crania -atiFulasouth, July 23, from Patagonia OOLVIIIVO- at Falmouth, July 24, from :Mayaguez Dens -at Falmouth, July :3, from Odor Demons-at Ormened July 23, from Plalaad DULIO2,,TB-31 Maul, July 25, from Ito °roads yus Scrientruer-at °rimmed, Jody 23 from Petersburg 1 I D.lOll.Wr -St °ramrod, July 25, ..frcfit aria EVIIIDZMA-at Orameeml, July 23, from Dade Kurra Rolll-at Gravearnd, July 23, from PUlam Extua-At Hull, Jul; 24, from -Petersburg SLIZA KINCAID -at Sunderland, July ZS, from Qorbee Inanters-ol Dungenees„ July 23, from Quebec Larasar-off Portland, July 22, from !brain FIDSLITT -off Dover, from Quebec Psuus-at (immoral, Jug 23, from Dante 000-51ormaa-at °ravened, July 23, from !WWI Gaommrs -at Hull, July 24, from Petersburg thomaa-attlueentemra, July 23, from Kahn iIkX.ICIL 11l wox-off Portemouth, July 24, from Lonna llatio-at Gravesend, July 23, from Peterabarg Jana-at eleetwurd, July 24, from . Bielsibeers J. 1114 Mau-at Grornork, July 24, from. Clear Juums-at Null, July 24, from.. Jsva -at Plymouth, July 11, from Quibse J -off Den, July 34, from PbOsillelglis Maximum so -at tgareeend, July 23, from grobuoll LAST Dore-at Oravolead, July 25, f ro m - Rift taina-at Onnerad, July 2S, from ..Jkord humus Iturst.-at Gravesend, July 23, from Pnim Cal? 111,11-at OTIMMIId, July 23, from = Panu.--al Drammen, July 23, from .... elle Quair -at Hull, July 34, from -....... -"..- Peliewborg 11100111 MT - off Dial, July 24, from this..-at Plymouth July 24, from ar...-at Hull, July 24, from -11 lour. 1 , 0 , 0 liallT-at °ravened, July 93, ken -...... gam -at Uraresert, July 25, from 'sorsa, -at Grumman. July 23, from - Arab. envarrut-al °ravened, July 23, from. Mr. Swaa -at Deal. July 21, faun luaus Aus--olf Pntbiad, July 23, from .llarsenes II Ana -of Ulna Heed, July 21, from MobLe Tammarufax -at Deal, July 24, tram 11...... Tanuo-al Yrretwood, July 24, from at. Reptant's, N. 14. Tun. Wisner -at Oravesend, July 23, from Petersburg Dora -at Oramsen4, July 23, from rowdy= Gomm -off Dad, July 24, from Demerara Ummasvor s -at Hull, July 24, from 124. Joha's V.:T.M\ -as fonesend, July 23, from Dins* Vlitag-off Plymouth, July 23, from .Lards. 11rIELIA-St llud, July 24, from 1191P4 Matzsc .mot rie THE REM' GUAHA: porated under the 7 aid $ Charles Balle7. Esq., Kuno. row, Cheapen*. Lemuel 8/oche:bank, !.q., Grasse wish, Kent. W. Kampen., Itodidalnson, Pp.. Upper m. et C. W. Johnow, Esq., P.R.S.. Grafs.ton-square, and Croy. dat. 'EE SOCIETY.— Incor ...p. lie. Capital. aidpra , Esq., 169, Plots. dilly. Henry John Maxwell, Esq., 9, WimpoleAdrret. Richard ?dorm. King's Farro.laigt., Richmond, Surrey. Frederick Tisynain, Esq., Bishop Slake, Hunts. Acniloam. J. Britten, Eaq. Jun., Baringball.street W. Richmond, EN., Great ticotlacil-yard, Westminster; T. A. Wriest, Esq., 13, Milk-street, City. Basaaas.—The London hint-Stock Bank. JOIFIT•Sol J. W. Flower, Eaq., 01, Bread.strect. Yrederkk West, }eq., IR, Grestusr.street. SIIMITML—Mesort. Davis snd Vivra, 3, Frederick-plane, Old BIRMINGHAM BRA sell, 4, Newhall -street. MA mAtat. -C. W. }Airington, Esq. Owners of property, Trustees, and others can bore Policies of As. glinliee granted them for securing the vertu 11 payment of their Rents and Incomes on • day certain, whether the same shall then have been collected or not ; or a certain Inc .me from property for a Sod period, whether wholly occupied or not. Tie Pulliam of kesurance granted by this Society secure To Landlorde mad Maims the paymeot, on o day certain, of rent se lead as the property remains or 'tied. Grosse/4M Menem from property, the management of the some Image farad le the hands of the Society. Te IM awn, nr to Lay Impropristors, the receipt on • day certain et dr eueeent of their Tithe Rent ;loam,. To Ifeeliegeer and Martgarcen the punctual receipt of their in. Wed Indierplus income. k draw of mortgaged property the facilities afforded by the WA, will be found especially valuable; the Society will set, without Ingselering between withir and silent, as an int. rmediary between on parties; it will, on a fiord t 'ay, pay over to the minds/to the in terest ou his mon gage, and to the mortgagor tip. cur phs rent; the natural effect of widen will be to render house property a better and moo available recurity than heretufere, and thus be enable the owners Meads property to borrow on more advantageous terms. To weer of limited income the lean, presents great induce- WWI ; Mm comfortable • auracce that their reels will be punctually pie ea • day certain will be cheaply ;orchard by such persons at IMI MOMMoto deduction from the amount to be received which the Ocellety Y ielstuit to charge. Ogaggi • Property travelling or reading abroad, or in the oonstoy this Society, can bare the amount of their rents reselled be rieti or paid to their hankers, or other direction, Oboe urban theie le draw upon diet:accounts without fear of die ne sir mierteke the COLLECTION OP RENT at a mo d " derato pee ldhla env*. without Gatrantee, paying over immediately the raaMi!... Nualana Oar Polkas% or preliminary expends of any kind. Pat a/ piapaialoror Peaclee, and otter particular.,may be ob tained en yaralasl or written application, at Use Society', Laces, 3, Chorlottedow•Maasion-lbottar, Ludoa. FILZDERICK TWYNAII. ISAILBD. Acmes—front Bt fatal, July 23, to Gottesberg I Aroma—trout Pa[mouth, July 23, to Loodoo AlllffLlA—hors Portsmouth, July 24, to. Loudon A/4P loosen- from Lirammod. July 21, to Corfu I A. Comairoaosou -Born Liverpool, July 23, to Baltimore AVA —trim Liverpool, July 23, to Constantinople Barrooms—from Uverpool, July 23, to liootroal PALL—tow Greenock, July 23, to Calcutta I 11•1.1.4PACPIIII8 LAlO—rfOlll Penzance, July 21, to Corti Carrara—from Greenock, July 23, to Montreal CPALLII•OI4II—hum Lim pool, July 23, to May Chaim CITY Of Borreausii —from Gravesend, July 25, to Dunkidt Bala-.11•01 Portsmouth, July 21, to Quells, Yost. —from Liverpool. July 25, to .... —......Cointanunools Eimuumerar —from liramoenti, July 23, to Mardis Bowan—fromfiraveread, July 23, to —am. ..BaUereaot Palma —from lirrivemnd, July 25, to apt Gown—from Milford, July 23, to Damara Bremen—from Liverpool, July 25, to timlllo Mora—bout Liverpool, July 31, t 0...... . .... MoUerdam Jar. B. ootn—trom Unima _k, July 23. 10.......... ..Ikrits 2,60 x-from GraveseiG, July 23, to (Quebec L.1148L -two Grammed. July 23, to ... Quebec LOT 'amuse -Gem Gravvered, July 23, to Quebec 31 two -hos tireasserl, July 23, to Aticsoto lkocasee -ken Onreassed, July 23, t 0..... Caleutui Ilasaaa-trom ressmises, July 23, to Now York iiiiieTlC -tem Oreseeek, July 23, to NAMOALICT WIWI Liverpool, July 28, 43 i llarre iill4•3lA- Liverpool, July 25, to Montreal Oseax-frros koalas, July 24, to Bordeaux Tear -from Grannie{ July :3, to Adesolt Geutsa-ham Hand* piety 24, to .. Hamburg TIIIIILLA kautuit--erene Liverpool, July 23, to. La lAA, ra Vonarar -teen Lhnepsol. July 23, Ita Zane Warman-hem Gravesend, July 23, to = W/1411• 3 1.•-60111(iravisead, July 23, bßt. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. hod, (Danish brig), Irons Cardiff. July 21, 141.32.63 N., la. 10.33 W. Mary Harrington (barque). July 15,1 M. 42.36 N., km. 10.30 W. Maid of Athena, from Varna for ilusenNown, July 3, of Caps It. Vincent. &Molt Hero (achooner), from Varna for Queenstown, June 19, lat. 37 Is., lon. 14 C. South E. 6. from Wilmington, July 14, lat. 47 N., lea. 32 W. latrordflah (Alp), July 0, lat. 41 N., lon. 18.10 W. Sogltio (brigantine), of Dumfries, lat. 46.25, lon. 28.40. hang' (abut), outward bind, July 3, lot. 40 N., ton. 16 W. Trypherm.outwardbound, July 9, lat. JO N., lon. 10 W. V74(bz i ), ,o a da sr . " . .3tairlts : for Quebec, July b, lat. 46.30 N., lon. Williamand Glizabea (barque), from New Orleans for Ilserponl, 33 days out, lat. 44, Its. 43.40. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. COCK BURY.—JuIy 22, at Edinburgh, the wife of A. W. Cockburn, N.D., of • son. ILALL —July 20, at Sheffield, the wife of Dr. 5. C. Ball, of a daughter. SMITll.—July 17, at Stoke, the wife of A. Smith, Esq., of a daughter, TLIOMPSON. —July 13, at Borland House, the wife of W. D. Thompson, Zaq., liarbsuronaeter a/ Pi/mouth, of a son. MARRIAGES. CALVERT—HARRISON.—JuIy IS, at Whitby, Mr. P. B. Calvert, .on of P ro l es (evert, of Edinburgh. to Johanna, youngest dau later of the late B. Harrison, Evq., a Wbi - by. LASCELLES—EinaRAY. —July I. at St. Mi.haere, Highgate, the Ilea 0. E. Lamella, third .on of the Evel of Harenood, to Lady Loam Nina Hurray, daughter of the Earl of Mansfield, Y.T. lIMMONDS -SED3IOND.—JuIy 19, by the Bev. J. liatehard, Mr. J.O G. Simmulds, Paymaster and Purser, R.N., to Entity, only daughter of Mr. 9edmond, of Plymouth. WESTHERELL —THORPE.—JuIy 22, at Lenion, the Haw. B. Wes thareii, Rector of Eitui, Nottinghamettive, to Lydia Hari, second daughter of the late J. Thorpe, ►aq., at Beaconneid. i ONDON sod NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. LAKES OF CUSIBERLAND. .YICIiETS AVAILABLE for SEVEN DAYS, by the ordinary trains, to W INDEItM ERE, will be lamed tithe following farts on and Etter the 30th inst. frail particulars may be bad on inquiry. London to Windermere and buck: —Bret elan, L 3 5..; Peened clue, £2 Ss. By order, MARK 1101011. General Manager's Office, Enuton-station, 20th June, 1801. DEATHS. BRICEENDEN.—YuIy 17, at lgin, Robins, wife of I. 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Many parties in and mound Stara ' ford ham experienced the most benefit's' effects from your ex , xllent medicine, in asthma, tour. , and difilvallF breathing.' in. p xoc k.,, putmome we're en inseam relief and • rapid cure of ...mem, coughs, and all disorders of the breath and hags The) have • pigment taste. film 1.. I. d., 2s. 951., and I Is. per bus. hold by ail draggles. Also. Dr. Utah - X . 4 ANIIIDLIOUS WAFERS, a mild and gentle Aperient and 'stomachic Mcd,eine, having a moat "mew. tare, and a g r.' ellkacy for regulating the Matthew sad correcting the mains of the stimar.h and liver. SCHOOL BOOKS BY WILLIA M BUTLER. Edited by Timm as 14,r ao. CHRONOLOGICAL, BRXMAPHICAL, MS TORICAL, and MISCELLANEOUS EXERCISES. 12th Mi lian. limo. Te. ed.. bound. ♦KITHnETICAL QUESTIONS. 13th Edition. with Addltione by Ginace Feuer. limo. fn. bound. EXERCISMoo the GLOBES and MAN. 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"The Zeal Maria Strop," " The Double Magic Strop," " The Magie Strop" ara all Owe Imitations of 3IECIIPS MAGIC STROP. None ue /wise IMMO Mechem game, which Imitators dare not put on tle swims r rap; yet, strange to my, m. ay perfumer. milling them. sents=reatalib. endeavour to palm thin rubblnh (they owt from 3d. ' Id. In on the public m Meebe• genuine strop, d. Ihs&pasons no nharpening properties whatever, but the very reverts. wilt.known Magic Paste In an invaluable amiliary to the Strop end Its renovating properties are truly antonishing. MR'HPB Manors stand pre-einunem as well u l.'s tstle FENDERS, STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS.— Buyers of .the above are repeated, before finally deeding, to visit WILLIAM S. BURTON'S SKOW-ItOO2IB,39.O2CFORD.STREET (owner of Newmanotreet), No. I and 2, NEWMAN-STREET, and PEIERY'S-PLACE, LONDON, They are the Melva in the worid, and contain such.. cornmeal of VENDERS, STOVEN RANGER, VIRE* IRONS, and ORNERAL IRONMONGERY se cannot be approached elsewhere, either for variety, novelty, beauty Moieties. or cogneitenesa of workomnehip, while the price are on that tow male for which hie INtsolistment hen been so colebraud for more than a quarter Ma ceo. Puy. Height sicomoovith bronzed ornaments and *eta Where, £2 lee to L 3 lOs; ditto with ormolu ornsmenta and two net. of tors, ES los. toEIJI2I ; brained fender+ complete, with standards, from 7s. to ES; darn fenders, from St 13.. to £6; ditto, with rich ormolu corns. meets, from SS lie. to R 7 7..; flreorona, from Ir. 9d. the est to El le. Sylvester sad all other natent Ones with radiating hearth platen. WILLIAM S. BURTON'sstock of GENERAL FURNISIIING IRON MONGERY (includone CL'TLEKY, NICKEL KILTER, and PLATED WARES) I. literally the largest in the world, detailed Catalogues of which, with Engraving*, rent (per pats)) tree. The money returned ' ter every article not approved of.-39. OEVORD STREET (corner of Neresanotreet), Nos. I and 2, NEWMAN-STKEET, and PERRY% PLACE, LONDON. Established in Wellsootreet, 1620. VLOOR CLOTHS. -. 12 Best quality, warr.utted Persian an I Turkey pattern Commas floor Cloth INDIA MATTING: COCOA TIMM Mau and Matting. JOWEIT, NANUVACTUKV.II, 33A NEW Oh rORD—SI BRET. PEEL'S Superior SADDLE and HARNESS 111ANUFACTORY, of every approved deorintion and dmign, besides being the. larpst stock in town, Y unequalled in novelty and unsurpeesed in eequielteness or workmaphip, anti at price. which defy competition.—Carrlage harness. 1$ pi.: Brougham, T p.; a large stook of saddles, suitable for India. £4 11.. ; d ruble beds , steel bite. 515.; ladles' each le, 5 p.; clods bridle, 35e.; Victoria stirrup, 10s. fid. Also, at the habibition, Clam le, Peel'. Itegiatend Hippo. lytic Tup for Carriage and Gig llama% &c.-1S I, ttr.od, next door to Sonsentetabouge. THE NOTED BARROW LIME.-IVILLIAM LEE, LIME BURNIE, having been in burins. at Borrows upon. Soar, foe upwards of al year., during which time he ha. mired in every direction patronage to an extent which makes him proud to scknowlodge his obligation, ling for which h • now tenders to the public hi. thank., axon. tonev , l( of (Ida opportunity of ilasuriug his friends thst, owing to the rocilitte. offorded by Rea of trauma , dug his valuable Lime to almost cacry part of the k ngdom, having ort c e D Zl i r cre n' t: h" 114 nce. i he n i t' wa r y "*I vrnt er ' s o h n'et , ,it, if h i. cu.tomen In t fr hme them I, c , ested confide, en an d command". N.B.—W. 1.. beg. alno to in - .m, hte friend.. and the public that he has • very valuable collection of Folwils lin aa , e, viz , one very large specimen at Pleviomurnt Machwephalu., le feet long, and nearly per. feet; OM ditto, 14 feet long; two epecimen. of Ichtbyosaitrus revalrcwtris; .even) specimen. of Ichileyceauro.Communi. ; and a large number 04 Fish, Craba Shell., and Ammonites in great variety. Barrow.upon.Soar, July 23, 1831. • teat h i vAive\ MARQUEES, Tents, Flags, San Minas, and Awnings. WILLIAM PIGGOTT, Manufacturer to the Honourable guard of Ordnance. has prepared for the seams a large STOCK of MARQUEES, TENTS, and FLAGS, lot lIIRK or PCR. CHASE; also Tents for Cricket Cluha. Awnings and temporary rooms erected and elegantly fitted up. Rick cloths and waterproof waggon and cart corers told on reasonable terms. Tarpaulins on hire for houses under repair. Olden per post immediately attended to by WILLIAM PIGGOTT, 113, Forendreet, London.—Ensigraits' Tents, £4 4a. The returns from the following plum a Mao in time for publication yesterday indicate the state of the weather on Thu nine o'clock. Bonne Wind. Firemen et Wind. :Arend Breese. Cunnoirs (Rims tames ....--.. Casum Pans SA. X. /11.1 L lII.IF. Strong Went Glm _ I "zinr - s . Nam, r 1.1• r Dunes iix.s. B. LL Gunk, Breese GeeUs bm. Btroog Brant _ _ 01/101171.0te Ming Bftes• QOM Bram enat bore THIB It OF PACKET' SHIPS' Eviler Waders for VAN DIEMEN'S TB AUSTEALIA. Ire.—Thew relin e, Ewe met depot secernmodstices mill met tbo.r asys of genial. Oammaders. I ru "%r.... To MIL J. (Manny ,Sydney. July 10 M. Dab, Hobart Town , one 20 T. her Hobart Town July 3 Hobart Torn July 13 C. Claratlda Lattnoeaton „June 20 IL Irdann...— Laraseeetnn , July 10 R. DMus.- „. Post Pblllp2l use 10 J. B. Goan,— Pat Philo); hue 30 LI. Stewart. Adelaide July I 0. A. Lama . Adelakle July 0 D. Crulloimit. Portland Bay July 1 C. Butky Port Natal June 16 ply to the endwohine4 who me con doe of superior In .claw thew (rventar dim orksien ht. end EDRIUt36. 34, Fencborch.otreet. ,AUSTRALIAN LIN for SYDNEY throat, sad D. PORT PHILIP, 801 7 W alp arta of tbo trot olio list pompom and I. Tar ram.. GENERAL HI WITT 961 WELLINGTON 650 CND'S& 450 MIDDLETON .. . 400 STIRLING3IIIRE 4lO AGIATINA 450 PO3THUMOUS. 650 CONSTANCE. 750 HY DASBES LYSANDER 7OO BRITANNIA 379 BORNEO 133 F further particulars ap stoney despatching a enecesel traders) to sect of the Austral MARSHALL I i A : KES of KILLARNEY, COVE of CORK, 8:r. LONDON end NORTII-WEBTR3D4 RAILWAT.-11CKET 8 , av ble for THREE WEEMS, mudding parties to Melt the cele brated Tubular and soar/tendon Bridges over tne Menai Straits the qty of Dublin. the Lakes of Killern.y, and City :tad Cove of Cork, will be betted until Swami:we next from the following etc lone, where hill particulars may be Lad TirAt Class. Second asst. Landon to Killarney and back g6 0 0 ... g 3 0 0 Birmingham to Ktllarney and beck 3 0 0 4 3 0 Manchester to Killarney and neck Chester to Killarney and back . Hy order, MARK HUHU. General Manager's Oman. ELlAltull Station, May, 1631. LONDON and NORTH WESTERN and CHES TER sad HOLYHEAD RAILWAY4.—TM CELEBRATED BRITANNIA TUBULAR and BeSCE‘SION BRIDGES over the MENAI STRAITS and NORTH WALES the ISLAND of ANGLE SET, and HOLYHEAD. WEEKLY TICKETS AT KIDUCED RAMA. Amngenei , Ve;netadele ettxd prtk. en opportanity of visiting the above interesting O&M sad the saneselkent winery of North Wales. TICKETo will be ismael et the bran Illtatks, ami able for ONE WEEK from the dale et Wee, by wet trate, omelet's to else., allowing the heeler W step se Clesewor Key station on the Chewer and Halt head hat set totorrel twice over the same portico of the nulway la see repine or Wel Train .. Clara Ordinary Trains Sewed Clam °M rail ardor. MARK mass, Ur dinned North-Wartern Railway. J. 0. BINGER, asantar sed Holyhead Railway. Gearral Manager% OW*, Nonce afeekra. JUDO, 11131. .F3lO 0 9 10 0 2 0 0 ItOYAL FREE HOSPITAL for the DESTITUTE SICK and DISEASED. Gray's-inn-road. Paiaus -The QUEEN. Psisiourr -The Duke of BUCCLEUCII. K.O. Tahascaza—John Masteroma, Esq., M.P. Founded IS2S. Principle.: on which this Charity Is regulated : In-door Patients. Out-door Patients. Foreigners, Wander., and AU 14/1 and diseased persons, others, in sickness or disease, having DO other IneaDS of oh. having neither friend. norhames, f taming relief. may attend at this are admitted into the wards of 11,spital every day stint. o'clock. thi. Hospital on their own spell. I when thy will receive medical adios, so far a • the mean. of Me and surgical advice sad med'cine ekarltywill orrniit. free. The'Weekly Board earnestly entreat the aid of the beneedlent to mble them to meet the rurnerous applications made at the Hospital. aa they regret to state that Mom want of funds, they are d tily corn pelkel to refuse admiesion to many most urgent and distressing GYM TM pains are re.prettilly invited to visit and Laspeet the Moss *el any day between the bourn of 12 and 4 o'clock. Contributions received by the tre.isurer, John Ilasterman, Esq., Nieholaa-laae ; also by Messrs. Coutta and Co.; Drummond OM Co.; Herrin. sod Co.; Ransom and Cu.; 1.M1031.1., Grote, and Os.; Smith, Payne, and (b. ; 014 n and Co. ; Jones Loyd and Co. ; Ireasiny and Co.; Llcnison sad Co.; Willismo. Deacon. and Co.; :Z=Gurney, and Co.; Nisbet and Co., liernerwareet; Master 0m anf, at the - ' the Cagt-of apparel, male and female, will be gratefully acknowledged. By order of Ibe Weekly Board, EDWARD RICE, I) D., Malt-man. CURBS FOR THR UNCURED! HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. CURE OF A DESPERATE CASE OF RINGWORM OP In TEARS' STANDING. LINA, 13111 or NOTOMO.II, 1849. One of the most eminent mirmons in Lima fees apical of Peru) had • child covered with ringworm for to than siz years; In valet he rah tasted all bin art in his endeavours to effect • cure. Not aucceels Mir, beoonsulted among ht. beetbren the most celebrated medical practitioners of the eu y, but nothing,was found to do the child service, when be was persuaded by Mr. Joseph P. Ilsgue, the English chemist and druggist, residing at Mo. 7i, Calle de Palacio, to try Hollow ire Pills end ointment, which was ne, and after ugiag ala large pots of the Ointment, with a perportion M the Pills, the child was radically cured to the surprise of the whole medical profession. The was the parent, from motives of delicacy, la withheld. gold by the Proprietor, 244, Strand, near Temple Bar, London, and by all respectable Vendor. of Patent Medicine throughout the Civilised World, In Pots and Bones, at Is. 14.1., 2s. WI., 4s. 64., Ile. 22a., and Us. each. There is • ray considerablesaving in taking the larger 'Mau \.B.—Direction for the guidance of Patient* are affiicd to each Pct or Bag. 144:1'' f(4 -1 -:',44,,...-°:::**,,f•-• 1: 41IrY : :* : : ...,...._ • ~_...,.. „_,___•...... vcy •,.. ~, - „ ii itmpor .„, HOOTING SEASON, 1851.—F. JOYCE'S 1,7 Awn-a:mitosis. PERCUSsION CAP:l.—Sportsmen are re spectfully informed that these Primers, which hare stood the test of lately yeari trod, and tiled cachou., ly by the gra shots in the king. dom, are still manufactured on set nude principles, and with the best etmposition and machinery, no elevate being spared to render them wadhy of the di-tinguethed patronage they hare go lung received : may be obtained as usual of all tomectable gun makers in the United Kingdom. To prevent accident end disappointment to put.. chewers, from the are of spurious Imitations, they are requested to observe then .me and addreus of E. JOYCE, Ortgmat lnrentor and dole Manufacturer, on each sealed Ismuet, without which they are not genuine. 'flits precaution is ridadered necessary by some un principled individuels having insivard the labels and wrappers. Joyoe'. !motored Mire Cartridge. and chenocally.prepared Wed dings of a superior description. Wholesale WarC1.01.131., 57, Upper Themenstrect, London. UNADULTHRATED ISINGLASS for INVA LIDS and TABLE DELICACIES.—Nothing Is so Important in the diet of the Invalid so the certainty of obtaining in • genuine state those srtieles that are necessary bir his restoration, and equally re ' rential to the epicure in the undoubted perfection of so important an ingredient so :rung's.. Gelatine and its deceptions, either al.sav or in combination, disappoint both the invalid and the epicure, who are respectfully informed th .1, with a view to protect them from the ro e. ntly-expored adulteration, Mr. JAM ES VICK EltS has ramie arrange ments for oupph ing the genuine cut Kris:BAN ISISGLA,S, in ain.dl ham packed and waled at his factory. Vonsumers MO therefore re. commended to give special or tem for VICKEKS's GENUINE Itt'S. SIAN ISINGLASS, aa sealed pitche s. that being the only form in which they can iend on always obtaining • gently pure and unadul terated arUcle.SMd retail in quantities of I, 2,4, and it ounces, or I lb., by every chemist, grocer, and Italian wareboureman in the hug dom, and 'Mineola at the factory, 23, Little Britain, Lnixlon. THE HUMAN HAIR. The unprecedented success of ROWLANDs. MACAMIAR OIL, either in reserv ingthe hair In Its original strength and beauty, or restoring it when lost, le universally known and appreciated ; and is recorded by testi. monials moat numerous in themselves, and certified by the highest I autborbler. It ho, obtained the exclu.lve patronage ,ff royalty, nut wily as retards our own Court, but those of the whole of kinom. friers its exquisite purity and delicacy, it is admirably adapted for the hair of children, even of the most tender age, and is constantly toed in the nursery of royalty and by the famillee of the onbilify and aristocracy. Price 3a. 6d. end 70., or rangy bottles (equal to four (mall) at 10s. 6d., and double that nine, 2:s. On the wrapper of each bottle of the genuine are these words, in two !Miff—. Rowlands' Ma. csmarOiL"— hold by A . ROWLAND and SON:‘, 2), listkin-mudeti and by all chemists and pert timers. DU BARRY'S REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD. Cure No. 71. of dyspepsia: from the Right lion. the Lord (Stuart de Decks I have derived considerable benefit from your Revalenta Arabic. Food, and conkkkr It due to yourselves &nu the public to authorise the publication of these lines."—Stuart de Deena. Cure 49,832:—" Fifty years' indescribable agony from dyspepsia, err. rummest, asthma, ouukh, conskpation, ft.itulency. spasms, sickness at the stomach, and TOMitillti, have been removed by Du Barry's eacel lent food.“—Maria Jolly Northam, Ling, near lbs., Norfolk. Curs Nu. 4,202 Eight yearn' dyspepsia, nervoukneva, debility with cramps, spasms, and nausea, f or w h ic h my servant had consulted tho advice of many, have been effectually removed by Da Barry's delkious food In • very short time. I shall be happy to answer any inqulrien* Rev. John W. Flaveli, Riddinston Rectory, Norfolk.—!told in canis ters., with full instructions, weighing Ilb., at 2s. Pd.; 21b., at 4s. fid.; ilb., at Ile.; 121 b., at 225. Super-relined quidlty, 1010., at 335.; 51b., at 22.. ; the 10Ib. and 1210. auti.tens are sent free of carriage on re ceipt of Post-office orders by DU BARRY and Co., 127, New Bond. street, London, and all chemists. with his name and address. J. B. teaches gratis a rew method of tip*, orb, warranted to delight all who me It, and roppbe. wbalisels Ned retail his NEW INVENTYAJ TAP WRAPPERS (to .uponsio the bunstine method el using paper!, at W. and Is. per packet. The trade supplied. N.B. It bin the Great Exhibition, Smiles U, No. 462. Printed and published by MrLs.t.n Rom lIALIN el No. I, Lombard. lime; In the FUT ol London, Printer. et the I abreon Leluturde atnet. us the preeinat or Wbnetriarn— SAT, WM. JULY 20, Ital. iu AHLOW'S NEW IN- J,"_ : ......„.... -.) 13 YEN TED SELP-ACTING SYPHON K TAP. REQUIRES No VENT.PEO !.. ' • 3 8 Fil lat F. Prevents air, beer, eider, or other 'moon ellh.: ' • front becnruinir Lit or acid as effectually I.ff Pt..- a that the last pint shall be drawn aagood as sr t a 't - A p, . Ahl MI r k--,...__.....______ _ ____.) ..,,,..._, -0, 40 1 / ...., .2 , the first: warranted to repay its cost in . t 3 i two casks of ale • price 4s. id.; ditto electro4at. d for ;berry, atko lik• . ti II The above engraving will explain its action. M hen the loose key is fitted on ..g the top of the Wag e (which bas a hole op. !.. polite the sir-tube lit, sufficient akimbo' S through it into the cask to cause the liquor • g to run off freely; when the tap is turned • off no more air can enter. JAMES BARLOW, 14, King William. street, Mansion.houm. Estsblished 1)20. N.B.—None are PLIKILIC exorpt stamped with 5i................1,1 MAO VIII.—N FLOASPA L ASCRITECTU REASRS, GUNS, LIM DEM T ',ALL II ATTES. to. 370. L IFE BUOYS, FLOATS, SWIMMING BNLTS, Sc.—EDWARD SPENCER sod Co. supply every rorßai sa tlko roll opprovo4 buoyant appal soar for So P _UNION Rod SA YE I' Y of ale PNESON la the .11. Woupo.l4 Ten* Irgint re'lietl zi. broil i or tor = . yo= R e sod Ow loß amr ouNkloß On= dastp, or ki.,o • s e rledisa W tFelliallwalikr=mB4 Qmiles• an. litorly • Y ems asirmill•L SIMI RISSows OW Wks sod loft I. B. Ira 0•, s,S sole VMS Slogroommoßs Im am War DA viola Wm =a4r•desul 641•• WI Y 6 a} as Yrs. 16s. Onsad wrrivesd ihnikeurk 1111. Jur thardml6ol6. oPPERS Magillw E N.W. N.E. N.E. Y.R. W. N.W. 8. NE w. N.W. B.W. N.W. N.W. w..w. NAN. W.S.W. N.E. N.E. 1