The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-11 00:00:00

testis. tilt euvinaitaaare coaseeted with the natter. Ths bell= of the committee bail been tonaideard is saiert to s isesporiel hoot one wheys name weeded way to be a named la may eisnably of the elniselli of floglakb— John N.M... (Chosen) lb bed tho ponaheisa of his awe 11w regains to read Ike domains easeeled Wlsh ilk bribe of be emanttee. He would bet ml Ihe " Labs, Joao 7, lb a. Rev. air,—Way I aelt be Avow of yes to boy the stempesylar memorial bibs his Gess the Prosidest, sad the eosaittee of the Ifatiseal doeiety. as the fat sew rosiest oppeetakty.—l have the hisser to bo,vevaread 1. you &adieu servant, " Joist Luau. To the Bev. J. Losable." " To his Oven the Lai Aeablasy d •-a• the trieeidept, sad Gam enemilsee of theioassiMsa of the Iloasel ads. the the Blois of the bar in the priodyke Fed as Ohne& neeasseelei at the osissicsed assber ths sal essiely lien* sheweth— " That do *Mitt of the seelety wi Oak sa tte 2:the harushea asi easselles of dee year • Is sin Iwrsols& weeks of lainal. sad the pi the Mattes religion anorasi to the shots lad *Pa_ the • of the children et die r•ei women orey _ _ is the donate sod of the estebibied ikon*: (Loud cheers.) That the laid charter, is a easessest poser nelso. se as sessigthd part of the grow= Is old it w e, peask lihnt k bed bees represenied be h o le st any • that tho aM ossiny hos boss Waal he dr yarn el odneatiog the allies etas bah= ned 'bal lyhoo of doe estobithed ereadloy thellinesi r sg Weal= Foglia he that wpm," gall .b lie • tense stogies to be subscribed by of soden. their easels to the witty; as ss id M awn ' that the 'laden an to be inatensted is Ike neripturee ado On liturgy sad seiteslina Odle atoech.* (Clisens.) That is dopesdesse so these arisen nests and o ia, it • way hue bulk of nmeabeee the church Ira, hen time le dna she" itself to this meaty, sad lay_ rest "aft sal means have hers iamb la he Mali That rale linleasts have lately bees mat poshaby he ea wpsa wet reily shah ' sesset be insetecloa to the east Ada way may abseil 1 .In labs with the sesteW, the abonassiesed sessasonte sad sosegnesots see ddiheratrly rill fgeseastisolly vio lated. sad theteashisielftbc ceteeitim at bast waft sop ="he til l e i arl ir of ' royalty as of is Oh That yew stentedelht. Is sewn. as he with great nosy WNW WM bee• of the oraistklaplai that the abooe-meedbened eaea notate are ytorl set os Noes of intindled =pomades of the catechism, es of say pert the reef. bat on semis verbs boos is the roman MI maw of backlog it, which the inissiesary atm of the church may, in moo beetences, have seemed to require—is nevertheless seadesed that it is ma= tisl to the credit and well-befog el the owlet; that nets ozplanotios should be given of the sibent stateless% ad the nil which they indicate (if it reeky slim) to sheish Your =Dior:rant karts respectfully to drew the shentisa of the committee to this important matter, and to resseet, with all &foveae, that inquiry, as exact sad gesseal meths sae may allow, be made into the grounds of the aforesaid allegatios, sod the result made known to the society a or before the day of the general meeting in RM. "Jelin Moms, M.A., " Vicar of Hanky, in the diocese of Wi•obootot." " Jere lafi. " Ito reread 84,-1 bare the boar= to helms you that I have sabstitted to his Chess the President and the eneemit tee of this society your tete= dated the 7th hut, together with the memorial tompanying the taw.. Ima it otructed by then to forward to you • copy of • assindes to which the committeo have eine" : " • That the bishops of the snag anew be resseinel is aseertas, if they think It, thrash the astessa shed lapestan, or in sea alter way es te am lee y sees mit enyobent, whin is ll the pasties of the ma is nabs with lie atiesel 6'60, slain ask illasea es a the Ham end ens et the easel —s' I boos tesidny the harm to be, reverend sir, your blab" serveat, " Joss G. LatelitiLL Secretary. " The Res. J. hells." The followisig is • espy of the neastisss of Archaisms ••Desists " I. That whams it bas bets publicly charged ups the emenegon of eseleis wade he isaioa with sad rata by smote hem his segiser tauty their unhook, the Oa= sidem beem at he= kr the sir yas ' respeetbig the i ;t e = ta thisE solar this antis. Anise 'only to nines 110 that =eh =promise fa andisary to 'on ly* POMO dims lf this moiety, is a Moieties st the aseyeat Maas the header of sorry national sand rod the nem= diequalifies =eh schools for sussed-with the Society.—(Bee Mr. Fleteher's &pea 1650, p. 711.) "2. ThS this seethe. ie et eiblea that wirewisrat dews le be imeried la test alai tat claweit sehedi o V il s eeiti nisa liespeleme avgbeeity nil= the ased abarititii: sad ensillat iend dein te he the ef Omni Itheendea—doe penblea mode kw the tease et Se asi the ars emy inspeseien, es by ease la Aerie 111, tilta red thet in theeheyeseeeternereirobeassillee •f this sedety sada to le esespen ae s ie s =ret mar city within the Sarah Sr the parses "3. That the umber el this miser be revere* requested to esseaudiste this makellea te the Coals et Conseil ea B-read=s and ea Waif V this seeing ID desire their lordships' sewer=s la tire ease.' • It was is carrinease dais drake that hie grace a= the eirmillite b ear his bat rewalstion whim reed la lib NOM He 2ilWrepie: aired to add that althea* SO Sid= did a= me Is mooed exactly with lb seendes pet it did esebelyareall with the aseadarat M So easindes ISIS be drew lame', and whisk, ibeeelbee, he well has bees pre pared et entirely le sun ae • trisalls . waite=r, if the the MOW =rm Caine yeeilies had eider= his to won , hem) With raper to the see= neeleidea et = rin be led /Sea Mir, it wee • ho bee lirmidebrie that omit le this senbe Set ho had • lee ogee* irk odd hotly bre ealblberey. See Ithisegra weeeralerthled euseeMed isseine the sragesed Seam et the shush d = aped heist' Mr= ellersatin andlludirs dasug6 eg_ as irr ti . era si 2= Wise et al l a- e that bs sad ea= ) The Zet i r = that sea atedliestien wen der rr i lits w eieet . = by bee _10•8 4.111. Viler llese Department. (LeW "Sees) Hew M was a il il W the og le ow what be woe lON 89 MO , his cry, Seethes sedidestirs however vela ✓ie la thimelso. wen ~ sees th thet Are Oft "lib leek by WNW GM fresbeed Seterwery bra used en Shelter Se Sera of Iligind de= set whivered wi th say dubs neinalwaes se rill lea with a view to whet was tees= virFw:blthr ishita bil de bl tap the sls mem of eduralleer dab he la the etas dwelt el -)Vet wi n dappenOS the inn at the wee an wither these sedlislion were tio= Niels ; the nodes bets Ass wes—ad he sr paw that whet he wee sleet to lay esuld dad • ispese he the set VillYof that faeriew--wheriber they druid la a h-ell, themittel Ott sear the adarteledoseat width the yam in at INT MA sealesellea saw= bun Ms" sod eases) —iesd leek as blewal ill the sr eause, to pa bath wed set bells bar Ughwkre is ism der to time, as by way et seoleasa there—be be tested Sat that went ass be s=assy eoa-- e=W (ebrehut sea a amer at slate beet op ts *mak= mad etill sin to times ate were welheilly nee them, all seek erieldendes en sees le Sera to eihr the aide= berrea lli t seembiese mall ea ) ediaa.w. Set serely, uth the Suede et low (Obeeek) Vise dews Smelt tobobs= to de elela • Le=st ble does to allow Ma tle ble NMI is- Le WIN ee he des ('aese.) Aid arer, le Wins haw, he tweed iaagy, et the Seen et "will lore err la that no= be slain be allow= to say OM be bend he elesid arias any away wit h his wet Saw belled Ilia * on haw wink ins imeadered with Whir Wird W. hewled. aims..wr i4 ths: we h r L ed leill him =SW ere wadi at beer ihneghten that sea dersep as In yeseeellea et Se wel-hre s szd Skins et Se =rah he dein= MWNW eel et ter a rtehride (° o ll l .l Jest Idles my sea weld dean hie ereseeset) he smiled sem =deft al who had Allred ben Ws. eat bed emend Seem ebewbere. He IN arblith to swift did =Maar, hen) H. bed tasl hide= eel mi. esamather gretatelly. So touted drip wealL is me:rd to him what he co ming le than, pad seer *St have hal esewiela et he his be c Sabi wig= v e t la hem= rut thet hb ens weald eubd are ll4 liser le withdraw hie reelation The ballet bet reethes of the seentittse was them arse= by the drier= to base terminated is bear the bee reemeeried by the sand-= flarld, So.,* W. Weed. the Bev. Salsa Waimea. 0. T. Iladnea, nod the Rail of Bakasy. I TM desired= wee nerved with anti diaselag. M. L. W101L&M, sad 0.0., sell lie whiled to the peat gratiderisa whin he sad hie is t heorie s leit at the eassaiesrat white lad just been reds, mad at the sear tree to adoweriedir, whet every owe is the warttlai Met be MN : s e a s mew / es IS& sad elient se spirit whin bed beat in the mode of the saammilemeat ('Mien.) He sad his (limb isim imbed to wisameiedim that most heartily, aad Mewed with the r seildardisa as the venerable arebossis had himself espresed thetinai satin of one of the pompoms which hal areeed the huh lag. The rsoulution of the sessillse of meat was, he thought, in envy sepset all =IC meetin could desire. TheCHAIRMAN then put it to the meeting whetter Archdeacon Denison should be permitted to withdraw his resolutions. He (the Chairman) had been empowered hy the committee to grant the permission which bad been asked foe sad be begged to say that there was, therefore, now so quietism befo re the meeting. The Rev. S. ROBINS requested of the armee permis sion to withdraw two ameadsmata of which he had gives notice. and said be abstained from waling say remarks lest be should hi possibility iaterrupt the harmony of the pro meddles—The rev. seittlmaa's »gust wee ascedid to. The Rev. D. WILLIS said he was es the ommeittm had undertakes to rake iaqviry. He bad prepared s reso lution on the subject, b u t ander the eirearstaanse he wished to withdraw it. The rescdetna ws thee withdrawn, with the Chairman's elmest.—llhe burner vies Iseintsted. his Erma pro samarmd thithenediction. The Bishop of LONDON said he me ads mare that he was pity of ea inegalarity is attratipkii Is abbess she menials .i i the its WI had wed bet he mild an soften fees a vele of thighs to the eiteirese he the Wadies ichlek he had =is pesidiag, sad he me te ere that sethies me ped(rusg his anee's Miley OM the eeseleeW ef the nesting. It sew eessl he kin so staisbilsee the wombly. T premileas ef dey—he spin sew la the eme ef the wassiteee, whe lad Mt seedwed es address ef allanaPrrt M *Mg • rod awskse sesben— the Iresimaltes et that rays peemedleas, weehl be regarded by the mugs,* as et am a mesa he their pees eandese, can nod es midst such dl .lb sad perplexity, mi as asswararresat to them to psnevere la that arms which =ams/ swot aleelated to moon the Meru* of the y ,es seassetsd with those ef the Awe. NILSON seemed the moieties, which was atte c tr A j awi meties. ski it sight well be espaseelltbet he hit gastrhi hr the Mann which had just bees essaired lima his. Me heck however, to thank the Issetlai he a alp pease haw, which wee, that of Amin lies to hese with the rellestisa that they hod all hail ea apawW (sheen) ; a reasons why, is messed, he , hlrietrbeen able to carry away with his tie het awn yaw. (Leakier) They had beea u sew en ; eed he emend dry wield saner agaia her the war of the Natiesei Iledety, except wit h lefty te theme which they them entertained. (Chem) The waft thee separated. lads inteUtgence. HOUSE OF LORDS.—YEBTSZDAY. Atria. now Tas Omar ow Sumo ni Soortano.—dress fO leap C.•scvtes. Law Beeneems, amp Lai DO MAinar. MACTRIIIoN v. IllAcrinason.—Tam ESTATE OF TUB - T - RA - KS - L - A - TO - 11 - 0 - F - . 7 . OiiiMl.". This is anzEd from an inteduster ponatenni by the late Lead , asd whist eaten We deselnes bf Lad Weed, mad by Pint Divines of the Omit at is is nodes edema and reekeneg at the notisse et the =esea, reeprei e sn aveT. % Min Ans ilatvida3.. Meepharr e . njwirbp, mkt at hetinit • in att ne Usineelty sad et Abesisen ind Lint.. Oman dir John se Ile tee earehlag ea manse et IM late air tolls Den, see et the szessties et Janes Meepheseen. at isestree et w per inkl tionest s Casenfait. el tun bow la the I= es th e teas et " Onies." Tin het Vii=died la TobezzaTtle looloor se r e i 1 peeping is sestai et entail. aid a will regulatiag_the ble_per. weal estate la net esentry. will pureed mute is hew had wee dinend et try a prior dated 17t3. By net inteunsat he resoled Ids menses to amain mash Ilse and begi sad with respect le th e - residue, be di vested the - obsdoe into one had et the whole et his brine est neuebles, and to be laid nit le the purchase of lands la Ilentlnd, to be entailed apes the heir speeded in the deed et oaten. The fallswig earn< frill tit will may be read with Wisest. After navies eassitios to venous relatlern Cite Water says : " I Maw le up hawing Friends the eons spechled atter their te epet u a rusk of my esteem :.—To Sir John Bert., 1,0001. ; to Cohan Alien Mao. elsmess,_ htlibellowtie. 2.0001.; to Captain Jobs Mann- Ly i r t e c e.looi., Wino say debts le res: l ns u ld= p r ia of the above eon% out of the reediest of nn a n i e n o li Z in S Wien after the in anities, apsethed is the pserstraisi page, are neared in the public dads. To ea& et the nue of my deemed sister, Jinn Clot% Deere MK to sash et Mr dauph ine} to Odenel Duane llassis.ca, et Clusy, I bequeath 111114 Ma the like nen le 11th. Was. Dineen, of Philpot la the City; to Jobs Madiesne, Esq., of Flynt,- en" bats TlllllllOlO the leave tin defray the expense lathe pablisalies et eriOnel ef 'wenn et Osaies ea the pis maenad between s i and hr tble NM be is to be eseesedeble le gam bere le annegrine to Ids owes us say beim 1111111. lint mean fte fraying SW e el M the la end the l. pabllsehes any . This artic a le r d. -w Insane telt Weems dwelt the penes be published beton my ono anise. I lesno se the eareeless et al will ben thee nestiesal 111 M. ter thug le orate a Oae ails neat to ay neassey es des top et Drunintaple, or say Wier elevated phes sear ay bens et Belleville, is the sow* of lammune." Thos follows the dun above referred to, and an se esa, poistanat es executes of-- Mr tent Keepiersen, Bert., Colossi Allan ll e =- Blelspearie, Ceased Dunes Marqbaress, Is oulaty et Inverses, Lindeman Janos of the Military Establishment of Waal, oar= tenni, of eirunrt, Inner Tennik Ludas. 1111111•1411• beret-law, and to each se nail est ethane the aosealoss et my will. I leave 2001. Mal is s sent et ny seam eat ie. pal. This my letter will ani Iseleensat I lean written ea dtis and is the two preerailft pages with wry res band, signing oath page with sey sans, at L0u..,4 the 7th day et hat, i s the year et ear Lied 1703.—Talus Mao retesson.' - lanes Masplisztesjithler, kis sem, wedi eased the essestiesr teas the Ira rtes demise is the semeseges of the laabN l thesethre be ant bessisksy the Bo mbi illitthi aw U. @evolved 481. lON Wise mithestthithee, mad the emesenha: la his gist the thipsdeeL At his death the of the Beellsi will la stelae essend nee allbet, ear the peened elate isvethalls less Meese& no sans then whisk tke prase meal wee labia IMS eseessasel by Msik ass wend Kr. Jams Tyiler, the wierateseseekerr i ld e. Kr.. Jane Wlsmbssess Nein, sal widest the ef thenber esseiene et Whither Oriniki ap i r si r tivas elleets MIAs Kesplesete„), Ist the purpose et S:reeeseather la swami se the estate lama ob the ead sr hirriag the resides of that eaten sp oiled Is terns etthe will. The eggellesie @aimed a ahem was* this meths, es did slaildr,Tyllir, Anew Net. swift k was our peewit le all O asseest la leselle seen yet rake by which m the resgeesthaty el the Ilk Isis or lis a pseeatatives yes le be delneelsed aresit, the rllreisiea of law, the wig d Mr. limegberees„ an, eel she that We Jabs Mang. Awns hen arkehely Oa the melte et the gaieties el sessomthes the= wee manly liseellei ea natal* sottlermais asped to ben been nab his.... Br Jobs mad lie eo treseess, sad Jams Mareherees, , i 17IS, sell as award poemmeased Is as aslitsailes between the ha► maned was pallumes sad Mr Ma la ek Jabs wth £54 1810, W width it was dkr tr ih r ell prier dein what it most that sub sweiedly r In Jeis Masseasses bed Imo man imsdnathe la Ss emeseiles stale With seaman to i s l v i ri s =ld del brat wish Jean liesebsown, Mk, it Mat be ems la ladle at the dos - of hie Mew% death, awl seenmedi to Ws areatry eueellensels=7, a the emelt= horns prier le Y. e Mess seadikeable pinks of the Met ha& Is 171/1, aegis =neat. were meth up est desbeeled rab rk Ilawbessejen, sad the NW insealna Ow et these ben selbseese re the impel id the nab, sad was medial " The Nan el Jam Masebtossa, deemed, with his .-.Merl" sad biennia menne Ulan* te be be the beads *llk Jobs liesplisthes sod Mx. Jobe Ilmbsene reepeadvely. New this base seheesse le the mad Tandy poem& a the sena, sod thong Ibe wilis Wisest ie et the nesse of the estele hen the der et die Seiner% Moth lie base been meshed by Jena Jim Is May, 1810, J. lleephavese, jeshond Isba enteral late en ertheallea, by Illtbsy valland tM state et Or J. emaillem aseseele le lir. Ihsessill. bow , sidswelhiew, e.g nee Mebssess, allsetrards M. Indies liebeedssa sir the Otosses Pleas, sad Kr. Abbot, after were Lord Teensdeson empire. By these arbitrators wad empire as sward was pressensed la has, 11111, liziag the %sham thee be Sir John Illeipheieselt heath, .d hew it was as be disemed of. Oa the the sepal hate Mad is the court harm as a senglete di.- 2m i te gus tie John Xnehenta. mend to 'MOO ism., the whim nelaisimed by Mi. Tytter waken ors a jest anweaties buttress bit eat the estate:it would be lime that be wee etelther of the estate ad mot in ahem — T - ia - o r - oosediage wen eatreareis thlemisise, sod s detail them would be of very Mb peddle We& Thil interlocutor ant appealed from, ether referring to as an y airs obtained bone Kr. Penthurlos, of the Othmeely bar, found, la outhemity thaw% that oho uppresin tatives of far John thasphsseen use set eanispud front their liability to ow Ste the intundmiss se executor by the loglisk *MU of Visitation, or by any rule of law or pasties is the swam of that oesatry ; and also that they were sat annsphill r sonseireenee of the administration butyl bath takes up okra Medina by the surviving sarenters mai there wee a mask be an as sonatent to proses& to the isveldsclisn et ties assents of the Jabs Nembesesa. The assousinife repeat showed a balms se doe by Jams Namiwassu on Ilth Nov., MS, of 20,3831. 16s. Y. It she bas s out a balance u due by Viz John Ilamberma of as amnative amount ; beet, that the easing= weft entitled to pay belliell jun, the Olt ythe ssi =lese of tho mute of 6a. 1 d. ; 4, mit so elitalsi. Of VOGL is. 117 1. 410 sena =tor en M:r teem 20, IBM, hued that Jam Mae. e were sit taticlid to milt is he auxonnting two ism of NAL sod 111111. The soissi division et the as mind that jimilsent, and Oslo interlocutor was dr the es.. The faith bad reference to a point elatered " C a t i t Lord Ordinary, their lordship of the second division, flostaw that the pus woo set debarred by the import and iset of the feroser indinienS is this cause. or on es psuads oa white the caws fres the denassii undo be the intim* and polles P ne d t ths elsousere preparty dewing the lent yew alter lie death and dubs the moungesiest the usentow bee that year. Cht farther advising, thole of ships Ausil that the exemstais of Janus Nespbsessin the elder were not entitled to pep to the late Jams llasphrer son, end that the latest wee aft entitled he the lest year's fees ewe* premeds of the esseataty estate of Maspbersos the ether; that the mama (1,0681. 18/. 44.) muse be m etered to the oxiontem Nate with interest ; and that the mestere et J. M Jun. and the representatives of the ezesthase to. t i ther, ther,wen liable generally to nom the temp, wept mp, so far u any of them might have been diethuged in whole it in part by procesillap to which the partner was alleged to have been a party. This was the lkb interlocutor muds! teem. The sixth was front aa istahisator of the 18th of July, 1840, in se far as it found the appelleist liable to the respondent in expenses, end did set Ind the appellant entitled to the full imposes from the peeweelb. Job. Stuartlll and Kr. Arderms, fer the appellant, submitted that he 41111111ade of the presser aa against the marten, of Ito Jab. Nespbensa wale barred by the lapse of time. The dionami of on asionsting thr the rowed, of the estate in the first year slier the death of young , senior, was ezeluded by the settlement ma ; ad theleilat, ea 17th February, 1798, whisk had been and acted es a long period of yeannege . =ed for the joist estate daring the first year teleueed 10 sad wee justly and properly paid to James eepalMems, trim, SI the first heir called to the entailed pessimism mil I!a lket beneficiary voider the treat. Mr. WNW Omen' and Mr. Mgt appeared to support the pawn* W ow. TN arsmost was sot coneluded. Wiley Tits Loam Joiners Or Amid. • RIITPOSD IN 11l RI/FlO/131, BANS/071111. AXD BIIOISBINICITI 11111111 U. Sr W. Per Wood. Ilr. Athlete% sad Kr. Reasban, mead reapperte=t r ibent re dories et the Cratheisner (Kr. "raids who ha re. reed a eselliere May air Ms Kr. Treads lard seal Yr. Wrist, nee of the beahrepts. It appal that fern • it s yeasellei ISA the petitimen ea alm a Kafka. the Ober Bal a p t. bed add es beakers M la Weesseliaire, end rat rear. Trends std Sahel sad rather panes were aro pirate ea at lIIIIIMISTOTO. At bark burs it was the carom ER , ea w of the swollosaist. In Iva ER, brie b utt Sln .at air tire it apparel rat the 11:IZ wr laisheri Y as tar d 111601.4 beers ae. sets mein) le the aumpust of WM. air the Bear ro tys Bea wee Saba le the arm of Eff.lllll., ka ' wren le re tame of AM The leas wes7iseilee i rehlei Se Meta Glyn _ .oe. their ear rrpoadar Ler*" Se the inerat ef MOIL, whir wee erases by sereellise g y e l sa lheareara. It her re Name Gad the of re bear. =et gaol te thek lablllies mein had bent la mar the ISMS pair Mae the arum of ISM. The one rade by Feats wee thaw re babe awe is the belit of lama we e se Id* se 4re wpsa the of their eareateen time ea their per, in the sew arlied to Ikea, obliged to invest it in eentritiee not Mawr.' free her risk. That in this way Om bed sae admire to the proprietors of a salt sa alkali arra, eat to rase of a Tra mp and bed mole investments It other winds had wearily failed ; that be rg =SSW r to this remelt of war speeniatieas, they had; rap raberrared, tostianed to carry ea the beats, ars, hoping that Orr would altiwerly right thew Yr. thwenehe sled Kr. Lad ham ter the sad Mr. Ibsen hreeelein gram melleme. that me reasseehle new kriewhe the Mm of the Nests sad liabilities at the beaks ia the year 1849, mad theesefeeth to the tints of the bankruptey, amid ever have AMMO et the Wire if the beekmpts ever preying solvent l Ind that as the hoebrugh wove Mews to has bed mob Inceerlage, *eh modest ee beim bed bells sea N *jet* the ism nivalia air is *kis the metlibele. Thar Imiblge wove if *aka that the edam. provost teat the mile if the Inks led hest he a der rtdatellea hem the ante= a ISO May ihe m ais krqray. eel thst the haelsespie hal all shag been mei thee se* wee the het Thu bed, never theless, hang the whie if that peeled einelneed to receive brae he* hem ski red peer. altilddr e E k bl7 knew that if thar AIM were welted up en* 'to matt be list 19 Ste tiefeshorn It was tree *et the - 'opts mit bar. mearteleed the sompslee Mews attributed to them, this wee isedielea es as memo for the eon dust they led pursued and tee wing they bed thereby ocoadmed la the sealiseuebeeL The laterests et erniety at segared Mel their Mm Meal be hat with ia the some weir eat thew mietembset ha hem walla and am the resat ifwer in judgment, mine V a nish heablps thee alembescl the appeal :but the ma eaaeei makers measeedes,, tkey granted ea hr to the pone if Ka Wrier. Mi•CaLloCiiLte SUL JAM P* u. CLAY V. ROPPORD. This win a CON of C7ol;difer;liiiiiilTOitillibe, le well by reason of the amount in value, of the questions involved, as of the stmular point in issue. The piston& were the =nag parlous of the Droned& Patent Salt Com &ny, as such they entered into an egreemeat with the defendant, as the agent of the British Alkali Company, on the bth of May, 1516 for a lease to the latter company of the works a the Dn.:Usti& Company for • term of 21 yeah and for the absolute sale of the plant and other effects of the former company. The British Alkali Company took pos session of the y under the agreement, and afterwards declined to . This was a bill against the defen- 1 dint, as the plan eider of par the iermoßrinsetish Alkali Company, the sposifis of the agreement.agreement.ement. T melds; he min gnmilos4 Ise awe wok whether the managing diosabons sifts Draltwialt this Company had authority to mkt iam tho t of May, 1846, and to issuente an Alestnel Isom of fts and to carry out the agrarnsent eltabially to with the British Alkali Conagaing t en an to be andlled la anatain a bill against that m.jormj Xr. Belsolk Bk. Mr. T. H. Terrell w an heard in smart of the pmfr The liolicitor•Oe:saral concluded his - aim it dm inhaiismta, when the mart rose. The awn will be reaommul toormeerow, trim Kr. Speed will be bawd kir the dell= s ar the cam will probably be promoded with sad Dorcas barOusissama assmiLllT. BOLTAII O. Di MILD.—TiII CLAPN CATKOLIC DILLS. INJMICTION XA.DI PWITVAL. Mr. MalisaTtrgoiiyenedlici; Kr. Salts. stated that ON bin was aid be d. err et restraisini the rie‘sd af bells at • Rams at Clapham. The seat made as wise he the after • assay segmisst. The delisamt, De Ida was the pbutease of die laps. appeared by seamed as the hearing, immesdielely dames& be west Itelglass, ss sea aped dm juridical' a ll the s te ad w the bellysf pram with was be warms osmosis& it ame via their duty, es mesa of tbe admisat is Delgiam ea lo r avoid ha es ismer, sad to is Se to take SI WI pa seams. The muse to yarned with regard to the midst is those eases tree poised oat " Dram w. Mass" arsesn, 607). It was le tbis east. that a mas/my to take the hill lee s e . a ll ob sod a 6:( the b e rT;is e Ns"a telt b t : "tend with is rears aad emit maw mils se the yhdat ill ; dada us to the hard mad to be Se diailiftsftk Is These mesons. ad sew bees Wm, oft* s Omura sad ins Fume with ths seised as WO. lades these was dressmusess, the seise aid ham the mart wee that the Wilma.' already grated meads as sagas of the bells at the Copt ea lased be ask pegged, of Ss the Shallot alga nt h and la leg Se mete of Ss sail. This War disselis be me lased. woad be of little use, as ft vim WSW Se prliss mussels* via Se lefts- Sat kinds* Is mei aussibss et Ws Amuse abroad to threw as mob vs the pielstit Mr. Tripp leppselli at the mai• eMo The Vise eler-1 OA you us saki lo the de. see yos sh. Lit as Musa" theme" be ask yet the sae of the yeas!, sad let the defasikat De Bed be sedemed apay salt. Ilessestium -- ziNs.—Law 1171IATING TOBJUMBIL Rotouvao' Aooootrfo. Tbb was a VII Mid by Kr. lbselaabeas, who Imo So swot Si as MEM ead REMberwas, seer Harehed, WINO Kam. of Hereford, to recover •.aAra a ew:4lo. b =se hare boss improperly emelailimer by dam Mei wee meowat to asetber. •b. near bolsi art Or athointo Wood the roam as Itrollhoni hos tla Itellstotroo obis mount to Ito mom* oast of Ole plaiatit ski oleo pay his mit. the onto wit& do W imam' la nowt of t THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 1852. BAIL COURT.-YEMRDAY. Mr. lustie;Wiihtatin;atM niiie4Wilira Met time this morning, but sothing of ML imearest ossavesd. Immo m Samo.—imom Ina ham Mannum. Er TAMS BLACCSIONI,—CRIMINaIL INPOZMATION. Mr. B J Q. 0., was testrneted as a_s he a rule ealtioi In Kr. DMlshloo meson= al Isebrid= is 'bow ems Irby a earl 10/eiw set be Cod scald bin he aseteh eosins& ft Mr. W. floymear Meek steno. M. P. he Weibilbed, sisa a magistrate for lurk sides. It sprees= hew dm Admit that aft tim 1911 of ==. N Mr. Ilmbelens Wei Me the bumegh k the Osemellobsakar et W t e= Mb mass mosibleols, Ni. Anal& Mr. sad adobasbe M. Arnold, meld bs =add wit mast Ni. Biseksteno any nosta, mar say Myr have sammohedna with him ; be ashood too sit =lb Zia Elko Mar insola• Iss= me be bad be= =sue= ouy, =Mb a madam s 1 ble pilling ought tio bs sidoemsd_ef. At= eandimisi the send met et Doildd, Mr. Biashelnes addrsomod a balm to Mes, loyaMosMow if be (Ms. Dmadd) bad redly Selemileill is mean s Ids of Cs mir ies sf r agMy to whdai Kr. Dolliedd =l as . Kr. = ad . At . a maim late, The tay. Mr. posed a plass= me the hers h, im perilled= be =aid Musk to amine= tram Mr. Black stone rather thu bill coesonaniamien with hie, and that M was a public, Mmes. The mos el Mr. DuMeld's ao eestllw seal= Mr. linsiwome was CM A rule had been aimed far la Ibe Osurt of by Mr. James against am Moms, named Jaminge, aeleti wpm him to pay over es Kr. Kothaews PAK, whisk he had given to him to =of in tbe memo of memos deb= Mr. Blackstone eh= no mown of Os tiloyeeitima of the alma , c e e = r emsd havlag bed ma the Ms had his. by the Chief" Bina =am any imposolon of patoy iseg em m irt d Kr. Blaabirsa. eseesd isliegnal that it we a gross inter. 1010111418 with doe mdministratios of justice, to make rah a Mtge egabot a l, 7* on the beach. Ms. j - moss aid it was neemary that ho &NM rime the vit, as there were a number of cir einigniele to be mosidered . in any event, he could not great a wile Ms Ws. tX)URT OF COMMON PLEAS.-Y,rrnmy. SITTISSII AT NMI P TIM lIIIIMPLMMUL &roam Kt. Jmnn WILLIAMS *Mn • OMINOM JOST. MILLIS V. WTLD, 14.P.:-Tns OLONM IN LIMN/ITER- /QUAILS. This was an action to recover the value of certain, ser• vices rendered by the plaintiff to the defendant, who denied his liability, and pleaded set off and payment. Mr. Serpent Channell and Mr. Manittay appeared for the plaintiff; and Mt. Edwin James, Q.C., and Mr. Haw. kin, was for the detendant. The *mbar la We ease was formerly &meter, to the &WI Widlllllll NNW XaveptisaVelpesey, en d ey e wen dent is nee of tbe namben he Beitikaosil s onadidete Me risabery, arm ie abeyrmyetatee of *Germ Globe in Lelealsr•equare. The pirm•Warmiht to mem 11W. b., the hairmie of wages due tirliet4= ir tha ificstruy arreapaests to obtain the site, tie election of the bulling he the Globe, and afterwards musing the exhibition NEW The loosed Ilsolie st. in t h edip h ug inolarilir B that Ms elitist bed s bins etegosially miler stood that the speeslalliss boa a T u g: Me ono, the coat of eonstrestleg the plebe and the budd ing bei 11,00 W., whist within a few loathe receipts le es mush le TAIL Mars, the OMSK wan dulled as a vitas*, ad be elsied that Is 1860 be few Mr. Wyld enema tines abut the Meb% sod in Webs of that p.: he oiled bin if he would w.dweeh. the euseesinest el the esselessien of the Glebe Mrh/Adeve._ end be oestiosed 40M a yen es l whiels warns did set think essegth. Manor& b= he would give bin six pulsar • week, end be wee ft Mw a further Isom hos reeneging tbe siege whids it wu then Weeded be Wild round tie - exhibilies, end hew other settees. Upon these twos the oneegismst was node, SIMI MIS the 4th Neveabw, IMI, odium Muted all his tine le mines oaten easseeled with pain up the exhi bition, sot he tontines d la the dehemhat's melee until the 4th Oeleber, 1861, when, is 41111011111111S1100 of the slurs • ties of the dedisdant's behavior Sewer& hie, he lett his service, 11;:JamesWpid, the dithedont, denied that he entered kip=OlVOlNemost in Osasher, 1440, to employ the Is oshresee to the sonotousties of the building for the Glebe. tad Weed it was impossible he 'add de so, for he at that time ietaadsd the Globe to he ha the Orlat Es hibition, owl did not know until the end of the year that he eeald set MO toady ia time. What took plus was this. 'About the fa week in January, 1861, the phistill dinod 1 at whoom's hems, and after dinner said he ettaedd be very happy to superhttend the erection of the troiliimg and wit tiest said, if he was capable, he slestdd be most happy to employ him. The plaintiff said he should be glad to do the work for two or three months whilst he was waiting Ur an appointment be expected to get. Witness had been Milli his interest to get him appointed secretary to the comaakeies under the Mims and Collieries tasa Let. Whams arnsi employ him whim the mmomumid, and Whisk took phut on the ML of . 1441. Witness offered le give Ma in gainer a week, mg theskiff said it was a very bsollomens elm, dad he ie. livery men in the sigh" et whams kept a mil to the plaintiff's diary the fist entry was Cu the et Mara, when it was adosi that at that day " the building am menced is mussel." As to the payments made the par*" ofildffs oilo2 l la to 201., upon the moque, bet they was. isisransuy ft to the cause of usdhag thorn Thedelbedaet mkt het leveed of the early pagmeets wise Mess to pigiad‘ emi that uly be we him 111., whist. mho obsgethar 100 (oiri timatel ally which ern be mode idea a premet of fir services before the 4th Mr* gad Wass he bed depisped him es a Wary. The pinders ebisomat wee this en the paymeses were made ea aseseat at "airy, et the rate of di gaieties a week. no the 4th March we, admitted is both sides Mb* fail sad Ha phdatiff said that as receiving some swop im sinewsue to ides ashes Meek, whoa the d meedsessi ebechat m the el thry co u l d go late thst at any alms. dehmiset positively denied that any sub easeematiee bed lobes . As to the set off, the dedlemleat the with the rent of two rooms in his haulm at but the plaintiff swore that he lad Podded t here to tho defendant, and we, not tops, quay mat. lib ri lit 4 mid that ben the direct contradictions in the "videos' the ease was INS of a very painful and im portant kind, eel he wadi therefore read over the whole of the evident.' besting nese the banes which had been , given in the deem of the 4fay. He then read through his notes, *ding get the nudes esetradictions, but requested the jury to lest mare martieduty to the principal point in the me—whether He esesgtmest to employ the plaintiff at a salary imalmeessi le November, 18M, - or in March, 16 The jury retired to tomille the matter shortly after six o'clock, and in half*. boor they returned into court and gave • verdict for the defendant. COURT OF INLAND REVENUE—YESTERDAY. Sams R. P. Orarmunew, Ems C. J. allailas CliAaLre Pll/1111LT, LTII . RATION OP Biz*. _ Henry Hays Pilling, keeper the Grey Coat Boy, public house, Great Peter•street, Westminster, was charged with raking certain illegal ingredients with hie beer. Mr. Wray, an officer of the Excise, said that on the 14th of April he went to the defendant's premises, telling him that he wu an officer, and wished to examine his stock. He tasted two butts of beer, and told the defendant that ha bad been adulterating his beer. The defendant said there was no use in denying it, and that he put three pounds of Nagar to a pailful of water, which he had put into a pun cheon of beer, and added that all the trade did the same. Witness told him that that was a very general observation to Wag against the ands, and he did set believe it. The eillindent geld Pm some time elm baring seen by the pipes tint pomp mem dmil ler improving the demur of their Mier, be dimpling** doing sit, bat his eastemen brought_ it beck, and odd they did net Re it. Mr. Ommiedenr ihophomon mil it use evidently done cheat his wMmen , whe Ad they were pur elseding uses attract of malt gni bop Woad of which they get nothing but taper sad vast. The court would line him 101., and if he did it sprit he should be fined a heavy penalty. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Mrs. Levi, the wife of the beer - shopkeeper in Thames street, who was some days ago complained against by Inspector Mitchell for haring allowed boys to bet upon racing in hie house, and for baring held the makes in one ease between an errand-boy and a barber's boy, appeared before Biryeter Laurie for a second examination. Mr. Hobler appeared i;; ii;iii;;Fanl,;;i - itat.d that the husband of lirs. Levi was confined by severe Wpm to his bed; that Mr. Levi had been doing all in his power to retrieve the chancier of the house, which bad lost caste while in the possession of his mamma by low gambling, sad that heneeffirward nothing ' or tlt i o n tli would ever be permitted within the walls, bat a parkin obedient* should be p ai d to Use directions and moons , msndatiass of the trate& Sir Peter Laurie— here is ens good thing connecte d with this atrocious system of gaming whisk it is neces sary should be made known to those vele bawd their stoney in this way—sot ems et the wises is recoverable by law. I ass willing is believe that Mrs. Levi will not again Ta easelies prestige sat boys. The piles I have se wash the been. Km Levi solses l y demised that she bad sot lent the messy to tie barber's boy to bet with the other. She had, she seld,__givas it to him to make • purchase for her. Mr. Mihhell said, the fathom of some of the boys who had ameneMed rabid at the pass, had been actually re fused admission to the room in which the latter seed to amiable to carry on the game. He requested that • ser ration might be made on the statement made on the be user occasion as to the practice of betting in public-hews. He meant by what he said, that no betting lists were kept In public houses is the sky. Sir Peter Lurie--I regret that the present state of the law does sot ma* the sogioreles to dad with billing ham's, sod I Milt it better to admit this deileisoy, as easting a realm &epee respessibass the govern sientas=rs. 141;:rvide are Om this velem of i ever the oar" palls. Rory assets" aid earglo gail l b ter interested `the sup premiss of this greet evil I ea sorely V pabileass are pethibited by law hem mein yn resew with intozi Ming Mobs, ead pewalselieue s eem . ied from pied from yiathe, itis high line that jams* I/462 out inhoseasals to bags le pliable clod' be sob M hel isesavoirso hen era a prestige. By es Itb mad Vies. Op. 110, sea 10, I.= set seestertMe at law ; mid Mae psalm who sae lost to the bearalp of bertiorhenee ke erlin i t may ram, and est, lest their ens oesey, opose would note to nob *pity ; but the evil and aleastrese consequences are viol more eaten- sive, MU it is nest assuredly the duty of the government to deal at ones with this important sassiss. Hoary Fife, • man with a long rad beard, was charged by Mr. 13raithwalte, a carver and glider, with having ob tained from him three " betting trams," indicating in golden letters that the shop at No. 131, Aldmgate-street, was a " betting office," under false pretences. The oomplainant said the defendant cams to him on the Id of May, and ordered three frames, is be ornamented with golden letters, for his premises in Aldersgeostreet. Who I asked him who he was, be told me that he was Mr. Theebald, the great betting character. I called save ral Ohm after the completion of the job, and he put me off &sada, to day. At last he bolted, and I found that in stead sliming Mr. Theobald, the great sporting mum, as he aged himself, his name was Fife. I saw him opening with a Wel key another betting office in another part of the town, where he was no doubt practising the same sort of humbug, and I caused him to be taken Into custody. The defendant—This is all wrong. I never pretended to be Mr. Theobald, or Mr. Anybody else but Mr. Fife. It would be ridiculous in me to say anything of this kind, as 1 am well known in the sporting circles, and I have been a loser of a great deal of money by the last Derby and Oaks ; but I shall be able to pay all trifles of this kind very soon. Sir Peter Laurie—lu what way ? The defendant—ln what way ? Why, by the sale of Property. Sir Peter Laurie—What are you ? The defendant—A gentleman. (Laughter.) I had only the one betting-office—that in Aldersgate-street. I had nothing to do with the other betting-office. I was merely calling to see a friend there. The Complainant—There are eight or nine of these fellows combined, who go about establishing betting houses for a few days, and when it comes to the teat they die appear. Sir Peter—l wish you were the only person taken in by him. If you were, I would not offer you the least relief or satisfaction, because you did not hesitate to recommend his nefarious pings with your fine golden letters. The landlord of the house Nu. 131, Aldersgate atreet,said —The defendant took possession of my house as • hatter, and he has not paid a teething. The Defendant—Why, you came and took possession of my house. (Laughter.) 1 was advised by my lawyer to go and drive you out of my premises. You will al.Kbe paid by end bye, and would have been paid before now, but I have been 80 cruelly hard hit by the Derby and Oak. that lam pushed at present. Upon my honour I shall pay 20s. in the pound. Sir 1 Laurie (to the landlord)—Did you ask anything about this map's character ? . _ . Landlord-1 did, and received • good character of him from a gentleman who was deceived as well as I was. Sir Peter Laurie.—The oh•ervations I made in the last case apply W this. What can any man aspect who will hare any dealings with betting-house keepers ? You must put up with 7ourloss for anything I can do for you. I trust the public will open their eyes to these practices. MARKETS. COTTON.—LtviturooL, JUNE 10.—The sales of cotton to-day are estimated at 10,000 bales, of which exporters have taken 1,600 hales, and speculators 3,600 ; they include 400 Pernam and Mara:sham, at 61d. to 71{1. ; 200 Egyptian, at lid. to 94d. ; and 300 Surat, at 30. to qd. The im ports Una Thursday are 26,000 bales. The market closes very firmly, compared with Friday's prices. Americus and Surat are the turn against the buyer ; other kinds un altered. JUNZ 10.—Owing to the advance in the Liverpool cotton market in the price of the raw material, accompanied by intelligence from America of higher prices ruling there, the market to-day ham fully sustained the ad vance which was obtained on Tuesday, and most spinners and raanulaeturen are asking still higher price.. Yarn of all descriptions may be quoted fully id. and in some in stance. id. above lut week's prices. At the latter advance buyers are very timid, and few operations have resulted, but at the former there are sager purchasers. The Greek buyers are doing very little, as the market for the descrip tions of cloth suitable to that quarter has undergone little or no change. The home trade houses are buying much more freely, and domestic cloths, which have long been in a very stagnant end unsatisfactory condition, have recovered from their depression and in some instances a slight advance is obtained upon them. There is a fair business doing ler the East Indies and China, but the fabrics suitable for printing are vary mush depressed. WOOL.—BRADPORD, June 10.—The Colonial sales, which have gone off with such great spirit, and established an advance of fully 10 per cent. on the sales of February, to have inspired the hope among all parties having E i a n n &e .sh wat o o l f to tte is er of tha a t nr e nTu m er r t a n ndom baying in the country is also the fruit of such belief. We regret ex ceedingly such a course is panned, u it is not warranted in any degree at the seat of consumption. The transactions throughout the week have been exceedingly meagre, and the spinners are shy buyers at an advance, from the fact that they cannot realise prime cut at old rates. Noils and Stokes are active from the small quantity produced, and firm prices commended. MANUFACTURBS.—BRADVORD, June 10.—Yarns: The distressed condition of those parts of the continent to which large quantities of worsted yarns are exported, causes a dullness among the buyers for those markets not usual at this period of the year, and there is not expected to be any decided improv. meat till the state of th e harvest there is known. For Lancashire, since Christmas, there has been a very regular business doing, using a ll ki n d s from 30s. to 6M., but of the finer kinds there is now but very little using, the season having passed. For Russia there continues a good deal of inquiry, and some orders are fives eat, but the prices offered are 14.1 ruinously low, that it it is the least loss to allow the machinery to re main idle. Last Thursday, being the first in the month, the contracts for spool bobbins were made, and generally at an advance of 3d. on lower kinds, and 6d. on those made from fine wools a price out of all character, in proportion to the cost of the raw mate rial. Pieces.—From the commencement of the colonial sales, the merchants appear to have been more active in their purchases. Large quantities of goods changed hands to the end of last month, and on all bands it is agreed that, with out a fraction of profit on the cost on those made from wools without any advance. Cotton warps of all kinds are dearer ; fine two-folds, 4d. to Gd. per lb. higher; worsted yarns, both fine and coarse, 3d. to 6d. per gross advance ; weaving wages very firm, with every disposition on the part of this class of hands to resist any reduction, and a spirit equally bold on the part of the buyers to withhold orders, unless they can be executed at old prices, which is quite impossi ble without a great lees. For mixtures termed Alpacas, the trade is now so bad that they are reduced in price, profit, and article to 81. per piece. What is next to be produced seems to perplex all engaged the wade.—Brodford Observer. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—Novrtteouur, Inns 10.—The antra fine cotton hose, the cotton hose, and sock branches generally are in a very fair and rather pro- sperous condition, though the coarser kinds are at tames rather falling off in numbers. The cut-up branches have, in a great measure, merged into the roundabout method ; but, u these are to general footed on the common frame, which is more than one-half of the labour, the competition is not heavily felt. The drawers and pantaloon branch, so important to the inhabitants of the town, has com pletely recovered from the late panics. Drawers cut out of pieces are very inferior goods, and improper for under wear. The silk glove and silk hove branches are very dull, but the cotton and warp glove branches have a shade improved. The warp cotton bobbin net trade is still much depressed, for goods made on the old method. The machines in the factories are either stopped or stinted, so as to afford very low wages. The cotton warp lace trade is very dull, but the silk branches are in a better condition. The fancy silk warp lees branches arc in rather a flourishing condition, with high hopes for the future.—Notts Review. CORN. Brant , JUNE 10.-At Gloucester and Worcester markets, on the sth, the wheat trade ruled dull, with the turn in favour of the buyer; but we make no alteration in oar quotations. Earley more inquired for, and fully as dear. Oats 6d. per quarter cheaper. Beans and pees both higher. During the present week scarcely a transaction is reported, and to have effected sales lower prices must have been submitted to for all kinds of wheat. Barley unaltered in value, and with only a retail demand. Oats taken in limited quantities, at rather under previous rates. Beans again dearer. At this day's market there was • fair supply of wheat, which realised the prices of this day se'nnight. Barley scum, and in demand. Oats a slow sale, and 6d. per quarter cheaper. Beans and peas 61. to Is. per quarter dearer. The following an the quotations . Wheat, English, white, per bushel of 62 lbs., ss. 4d. to 5• Bd. ; new, se. 3d. to ss. Bd. ; red, 4s. 10d. to 50. 2d. ; new, ' 50.0 d. to ss. 3d. ; Baltic, white, ss. 44. to 54. 10d. ; Polish Odessa, 44.9 d. to 61. 11. ; Danube, 4a. 9d. MU. 10d. Barley, par imp'. qr..29a. to 30s. 6d. ; grinding. per 392 lbs.. 245. 6d. to 'l7l. Od. Oats, English, white. per imperial qr., 226.6 d. to 265. ; Welsh, black and white, per 3121 be., 19c6d. to 20s. 6d. ; Irish (40 to 42165.), per 3121 k.., 20s. 6d. to Vs. ; ditto (37 to 39165.), per 3121b5., 20s. to 21s. ; black, 1911.6 d. to 20s. &I. Beans, English, old, per 1961b5., 13s. 6d. to 145.; now, 126.61. to 13s. 6d. ; Irish, new, 12a.6d. to 12a. 9d. ; Egyptian,lls. Od. to lle. 94. ; French, 12s. 6d. to 13s. Peas, boiling, per im perial qr., 325. to 345. ; grinding, per 1961b5., 12s. to 12s. 6d. Lentils, per 1961b5., 10s. Od. to 10s. 6d. Indian Corn, per 1961b5., 10a. 6d. to Ils. Flour, English, fins, per sack of 2801b5., 31s. 6d. to 335. 6d. ; seconds, 28s. Od. to 30.. BRISTOL, Juin 10.-Much heavy rain bas fallen since our last, and still optimum Our markets for both En glish and foreign wheat are firm in value, and with more disposition to purchase ; as, also, flour. Barley and beans seiner to buy, andoats about 6d. per quarter lower. The fol lowing were the prices :-English wheat, 375. to 435. per imp. quarter; foreign white, 425. to 445. per 480 lbs.; ditto red, finest qualities, 38s. 6d. to 40s. per 480 lbs.; middling qualities, 375. 6d. to 395. per 480 lbs. ; ord. qualities, 355. 6d. to 375. per 480 lbs. Flow. ; English seconds, 275. to 295. per sack • foreign, 20s. to 21s. per barrel; English malting bizley, 265. to 325. per imperial quarter; English and foreign grinding ditto, 255. to 255. 68. per 400 lbs. Devon and Welsh feed oats, 17s. to 19s. per imperial quarter • Irish white ditto, 19s. to 20s. per 320 lbs.; Trish b lack ditto, 17s. 9d. to 18s. per imperial quarter. English beans, 31. to 345. per imperial quarter; foreign ditto, 275. to Vs. per 480 lbs. The arrivals on shipboard for the week have been :-Wheat, 1,640 quarters; oats, 1,202 barrels, 677 quarters; barley, 66 Urrels • beans none ; Your , 644 sacks. The official return of the corn inspector gives the following averages :-Wheat, 40s. 9d. ; oats, 18s. 10d. ; barley, 315.6 d.; beans, 375. 3d. Damen, rune 10.—We had a good supply of Wheat, but owing to the incessant rain the attendance was small : the same cause also greatly interfered with business ; never theless lut week's prices were fully supported. In Barley little or nothing doing, and prices nominal. In Oats, Beane, and Feu no alteration. Wheat, white,:per qr., 465.; best red, 41s. to 444. ; middling, 365. to 41s. ' • inferior, 311. to 365. Barley, 26a. to 325. Oats, 19s. to 255. Beau, 29..1 to 375. Peas, 30s. to 351. Flour, fine, 325. to 311. per sack; seconds, 30s. to 325. Nownuite, June 10.—Ths supply of Wheat this day good, but not excessive, for which there was a rather better demand, at fully the prices of this day week. But little doing in Barley, and rather lower prices for Oats, Beans, and Pass. UXIIIIIIIIOII, June 10.—With • short supply at market, the trade is very dull, and former prices aro not main tained. Wheat from 384. to 525. In spring corn but little doing. - - - • • • • - - WATBRVORD, June 9.—Although we hays not had any arrivals of grain since Saturday, our market is not quite so firm as at the close of last week, and we note all articles in the trade the turn cheaper, with only a limited demand. EDINSIMOH, June 9.—We had a fair supply of Wheat and Oats today; while Barley and Beans were small. Wheat firmly maintained last week's prices. Barley fell considerably. Oats were rather dull, but kept at last week's quotations. Beans sold well. Wheat, 40s. 6d. to 48s. Barley, 28s. to 31s. Oats, 19s. to 245. Bd. Beans, 335. lid. to 365. GLASGOW. June 9. —We have had showery, growing, but by no means forcing, weather, during the week, and the trade on the whole has ruled rather quiet, prices of all articles remaining steady, excepting Oats, which were offer ing on easier terms. A cargo of Egyptian Wheat Kid at I6s. 6d. per 2401 b., which la rather under previous cur- rent rates. At this day's market good fresh Wheat was saleable at previous rates, but greosried parcels were dill cult to unless at a reduction. Sweet American Flour of good quality, being scarce, brought full prices, as well as extra marks of French and Irish. Buyers of Oats had the turn in their favour. Oatmeal without change. Barley and Beans steady. I'eas supported the recent advance. CATTLE, Ete. —Nnwsair, June 9.—Wo bare not had a huge market today, neither many buyers nor sellers being present. Prices had rather an apward tendency. There were 111 Sheep, 125 Beasts, and 12l Pigs penned. ItUtIELEY GEEAT HORSE FAZE.—This great fair main tains its ancient celebrity. In the early part of last week the extensive stables of the different inns were filled with vod horses. The principal dealers from London, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Lincoln, Grantham, Notting ham, Derby, &c., were present. From London, there were WWI. Dickenson, Collins, Cox, Bartlett, Pearl, Stanton, and !Wilma. These gentlemen complained of the scarcity of really first class horses, though we arc informed that Mr. Cox gave 1801. for a very fine animal. On Thursday,•geod deal was done in cart colts, which were much in request, and met with ready sale. No fewer than 300 horses were dispatched by train, which proves that a great extent of business was tranauted in good hor.es, as inferior animals would not pay for the espense of their conveyance.-- Wor cestershire Citrons:le. SALFORD, Jane 9.—We had a fair show of stock for the 110113:10, the Beasts mainly from Ireland. Sheep in moderate show. Beef and Mutton found ready sale at full prices. Only a few Beasts and Sheep of inferior quality unsold. WAINVIILD. June 9.—We have again to record a very large show of fat stock of a very good quality, and a very great attendance of buyers; and although the uumher et _ needed our last fortnight's market, yet the demand tor them was equally great, and at the close of the market nearly Al the stock was disposed of at the following rate: Beef, 4..rg to Go. per atone. Mutton, 40. to sd. Laud), p er lb . There were upwards of 900 Beasts, and 9,500 Shee p and Lambs. We had a thin show of lean stock, tad a f, t , supply of Pigs. EDINBURGH, dune 9.—The number of Cattle was 674 being 86 less than last week. Demand good, and prim up 6d. per Dutch stone. Top price of the best Beef, 7s Gd.. current, from 7s. to 7s. Gd. ; middling and inferior Beasts, from Gs. 6d. to 81.9 d. per Dutch stone. At the close of the market a good clearance was effected. The supply of Sheep and Lambs this morning was 2.917. being 1 71 more than last week. Sales dull. Sheep fully maintained last week's prices ; while Lambs were from Is. 7d. to 2s. per head down, Top price of the best Mutton, Gd. , bons, Irons 41d. per Ih., and down. Top price of Lambs, 19e. Gd.; current price, from 16s. to 17s. and downwards. At the dust: of the market a clearance was not effected. CH EHSE.—SALIIIBUIST IMONTIILY MARKET, June At our market this day there was upwards of MO tous of Cheese pitched, ud on the whole of very good quality. In consequence of the unfavourable weather (for rain descended In torn nts the whole day) the attendance of factor. and others was not numerous as on former occasions, but taking this circumstance into consideration we may venture to hay that a fair amount of batistes. was transacted, so much so that the pitchers appeared satisfied with the sales they had effected. The prices varied but little from former mark, to, which are as follows: Half Cowards, 365. to 425. ; Cowards, 48s. to 80s. per ewt. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. SEABORNE MALLS. allgedllee that the mile t ang mut frost ttte General Peet-otee r Use itlght—aitel al by the a—deepatteb.) Daytimes =Maim e rem what • ---- COUN'III.IIB. in Lamotal Pima Port i What OS. Lundoo. dentate,' , die. Americalbylialtsteehot ON Jura II -4 I..•minx... J me 17 Ammoaßrytiattat Stoles whet) .ff Liverv...... June 25 moloatbylt.atatoenbll 14 , Mtkanapt-e ,JOl7 3 Auoirollo(vialioultuunt too) . Southaniptos. Ditto (rte. N Meer Ditto (Ma Cape of (Mod HMO .N and of the Meath Plymouth ... Mn. ( Weer 0004) lO I tta of the smooth Matruh ... law II aleatiodzior N 110114141•0 et mum Dover 4olileme ................JI I MI, Mem .. ... Wily Brunt .ll 9th of the smith Matbun..thn. Jura II [taro, hyrm....- .. a& of (ho worth auuthaMpton. June 11 Oallfotrda II 2Mltl7tholineeith iutbaraois.. June 111 O.pe of Good Ume N Nth of JUM Cape de Verde. 71 hod of the month Plymouth ...ilmo 11 Oimaaatimpbe • N 7thlltbl7thef men Duvet °steal Megrim ll Indift7thof month thal•fli011. Vain 13 Llitunal lake ..... N Nota.,Wal.,OfFrid. inuthamptioa., _TM& Chili ..... II tad&ll7thof loofah Soutleamptoa.ll se JO Please ...... NI & N Twice daily Myer -..... limed% 3time5e.............-......11 7thl7th27tholown ;P.m, ...-... Mimi Romberg N Tnealny & Pride, London femme Reiland II Medium Is Batut. Lanais ....., Nente. Honduras ...:... ...- ... It 17th of the memth muthfunplmi. Jae& irelond 11 & N Iris daily UulylmeeL.... Tina& Indlattlallonthamplf ill 10th of the math southampten. Joe as India (eta Mona Wes) N illthlalitti of mouth Dotes ,June 17 Idle(via Cope of Good' live) Mauritius Pl' IStb of the month Plyeamth .. : IS i 15th of the montlil Plymouth ...1 Neellterronena(via seta, 711110th of the moo* nouthampeoh.'lme 7t Difr•fallonedari) -In illttM3eth of month) Mower Reales 1111nd of the moth mothampton. July 5 Kadoita With of Dm fLontlwieutbampten. June 1G Naha* . t 7tlhl7th,l'Jtl4l7thi - 1 lif.lOthof the mohth Dover , Arrit,tl Noplee• N Stlf 15t105thof ohs. i [Myer June 11 Papal &aloe ---....N 3thlsth2sthof moil Dover 'June If Panineall $ ......-. ..... fa lthl7iniatbuf mon ' neughomplon ,June 14 ..-..... .11 Ind& 17thof month tioatitanipton llune 20 itseag reni. y 6. N Ithlstls2stitif mun Doter 'Janet! Meet lad. 4lllls3&l7theinmatb anutboaipten. June 20 Van Dlecniste Land (see, Australia) _ _ ____ i • las sails to tie* .041Viebal time taartaal is) ars conveyed by -.Feb vadrot via Miamillva. • Th e ltdta mail, via Moo hampt will be a ade op on thermos td the Itth instant. in aensequenee of the 20th fallow on a Sunday. 2 The Peninsular mail will be 0 ade up on the looming of the 27tH Instant, la camatquenta of tha 27th falling on a Kande,. ARRIVED. Cairova--atGravemnd, Jane 10, from. Masten CiaIIiABISA—SI Grareeend June 10, from Denmark Barra —at Falmouth, June 9, from Oases Ferman—of Ilfracombe, June 9, from Palerm Earawcaa—at Gravesend, Jane 10, from Demerit Foaecaans—at Gravesend, June 19, from Gastrx nunuss—at Gravesend, June 10, from Norway Foamy thars--et UTerpool, June 10, from .New Orient Horseman—at Gravesend, June 10, from Denmark Uncut:a—et Gravesend, June 10, from Rea Joao Plea—at Gravesend, June 10, from M. Vincent's JOIRVA Bola—at Gramm% AMC 10, from. Chios Karr Purr -at Plymouth, June 8, from Lance Kr.aania—at Graveeand, June 10, from lain ClaiLli--41 Gravesend, AMID 10, from Barb Ace Loam. Pecan —at Bristol, June 10, from at. Michael's ILasoaarra Atovert—at Gravesend, June 10, from .... Antwerp MOOT 811/41n-111 Deal, JUN, 9, loom Mereeldes Meru—at Deal, June 9, from Madras NAPCT—at Torquay, June 8, from Saleceabe Nano—at Gravesend, June 10, from Braden lissom—at Orasmend, June 10, from Amsterdam Booms Lama—at Falmouth, June a, from Aurae Sant--s Scilly, Jane 8, from Odom Serovansaira—at Idverpool, Jonelo, tr0m......... .............. awes—et Gravesrud, June 10, from . ... Maus Sotnia—at Greve, end, June 10, from Denmark TWINDS BOODali—iit Gravesend, Jane 10, from. ....... ...Norway WriAters —at Deal, June,ll, from Villa Non Yniale—at Gravesend, June 10, from Memel Velum MAlta , 111 —at Liverpool, Juno 10, from . ....... ..... oporto Zessava—of St. Alban's Bead, Arne 7, fr ail. Dinuaka BAI MID. -- - ALIIIIIT GALLATIN—from Liverpil JUDO IN w New Tart Begms—from Liverpool, June 1 , to Moats Video CIIAT.AII —freak Liverpool, Jane 10, to Quebec OLUesoceas—Rom Ormond, June 10, to GAIL* Cam. Beams—front Plymouth, Jane 8, to Louloa Erroar—traen Li June 10, t 0..„.„ ....... ....., Liiino run—from Liverpool, Jane 10, to .... Gernots —from :.:.canal. June ... to to .. .. .. ..... —.Pennon Miro or thaws—from Liverpool, Jane Ilk ............... MAST 111.1111161,4141111 U.SIVIOI, June 111. ID ....Anew& No ara—freen Liverpool, Jane 10. t 0............... O Ol 01/02021—from Linepool, Jane 10, to . ...........7....friniel Lin Peminz—from Liverpool, Jane 10, t 0.... . —.—...—clonvi nenne—tram w..4 Jens 10, t 0..........—.— ..—„Omes Sclo — from • J ams 10, to ~.. 110 Grande 1 SMILINIIIIII June 10, to ......... ..... .... New Tat Sou—Rom Omer, Jose 9, to lplm Bea L Pao.Rom Plymouth, JUIN 8, M.— ... ........E.O. Hope Tour—from Livorpool. Jane to, to Mumma—tram Plymouth, Jam 8, to .......--Mossim VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ocendenea Orli), and Plalades (brit), brand southward. :KIT 24 . lat. 40.80 N., les. 10.80 W. CallJernia, bound wait. Jura 8, lat. 46 N., be. 41 W. Fantasia (barque), et Loudon, June 6, lat. X 9.19 N., lon. Kate ['unsay (betg), June 5, lat. 18.03 N., loc. 8.10 . Laura, booed up Channel, June 9, of Kinsale. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. lane 4, at Malahide Castle, Lady Talbot & DE bide, of a wie. DUNCAN.—Juee 6, at Hendettawtrect, Oorent-gariko, the Ira ' J. Ounces, Ifeq„ of a daughter. rosinr..—Jane 6, at Landoteriol we. Savoy, the wife of the to. J. tenter, Ineurabeet of the Savoy, of a moo. HARRI4.—Juse 1, at Wiintoorait, Doreetaltire, the Hon. Nro. flortr , of a daughter. JOHNSON. __i.—Jtute 7, at Verso.liila, rear Ityde, hle of Wiebt, the vita ofJ. Johaeoa, Esq., of • elichere. trreaELL.—June it, at Olowialar-terrate, firde•park-gardrea the wife of IL A. Illothell, Eq. ee • sae. LORLAND.—Juse 7, at the Mart Lodge, teraberhurrt, tie wile 0. W. C. Machu:bd. 14q., of a &Defter. PILATr.---Juoe 7, at Doverioleee, NOW Krat-toad, Wt wre.: Yr. Pratt, of • von. MARRIAGES. DREW—MIJIL--.lune 10, at Maryleboue Church, by the Rev. Fru *wick Charlas Caw, M.A., of &allot College. f•aford, Jour. Dre l , 4 (Beatenlan, Gare Loch, Dunibartoncbire, to Jaw, try of Thomas Mole, EM., of Muir-park, Lanarkshire. FORD—RoBl4.—June 8, at &elm Manchester, by the Roe. R. Sorf• ALL M.A., W. Ford, Req., of Edell Manchester, w Lowsa, eldest daughter of W. Roe% Req., of Pendleton. FURTESCOE—PELLOWES. —June 6, at St. Mares, Brewer°. equate, by the Mon. and Rev. J. Forteetue. the aloe. H. Y. Vatter. cue, to Camilla Alt anon, youngest daughter of the lion. N. redo*. NEWTON—PORTMAN.—Jane 6, at St. licorge's, Ilancurr-sawr , by the Rs,. F. B. Portman, 0. 0. Newton, Erg , of eroateops4 (nrobridgeshlre, to Mary, eldest daughter of W. B. roc wan tAb of Hare-perk, In the wane county. RADCLIVF—RARBURN.--June r, of St. John's, Munches . ..v. by tie Rev. W. Iltuatlrigton, Mr. T. Radcliff, Belton, to Elisaletb, eldest daughter of the late Mr. W. Raeburn, of 61am:heater. WATKINS-1111011116.—June 10, at Walcott Church, Path. lar the Rev. J. Murray Dixon, ILA., Foionet Lloyd Vaughan Awls Po nsoyre, Precknockshite, Lord Liven mint for the 4,..•). and M.P. to theta:sough, to Mae Luther, widow of th • low lien. rat tl. Hugel., C. 8., Oalonel of the 20th Iteguscut of liciubiy Native Infantry. DEATHS. BOUV ERIE—At CH& !lel. WUtI Louwa, widow or VI. e- uhairs: the Ilan. U. P. Beuverte, CAM PB.—June 1, at Wilburnm, Cunibrithteuhire, &Mai, younce‘t daughter of the late WIIII3OI elirrOf ut the murales of Cambridge and Iluotiniplon. CATIICART.--June 7 at FAton.placs, Georgtuna Mary, 11.1110 ,,, ° the lion. 0. Cathesit, agett 28. CllAPllll.—June 8, at Clapham, Jane Marta, only daughter td V. Chaplin, Emi., of Itunklerrbory, City. DON N P.--Juno 8, at Weattrourne.ternme, Eliza, widow id the late G. I)Ofucr, Fog. STISARN/L—lane 7, at DulwleConutoon, .1. Steam, I'M, Irk 0 7 Ketutfugtor, Surrey, sited W. WIIIILLOCK.—June 8, at Manor Lodge, I'pper !follows?, ?dal Ann Eliza, eldest daughter of A. et helletlf, Esq., of bleugall-terrg e . Kent-rook used IC --- - - • Hinted nod rallied by WILLIAM KIM HALMS of Nab Looter& dm; to the Qty d ',met's, Meter, at Mt Oak , . itneto bilks) Prods* os Whiteniare.—Painar, June It,