The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-22 00:00:00

scorns it FETJ Yesterday the We:4mo was fir more naniefons thin on the put-edible dey, a nrcaerstaros which is attribut able to the d. 0 , -1- olfaction omesioned by the announce meta that hit hI jests hitt signaled h. r determination of honouring the fete • i h her presence., end the fact that th • (led i not most of the principal peims remained for fin it adjudication. Tee weather am se lee as the torso ardent admit , r of out ceaoor sports could desire, and the displey of beauty lied holtion was no less IN grukable than on the raviolis day. The fl - st event Bedded was " putting the heavy stone," and the prise was &weeded to Al.:ender X./lardy, atter a Stet re COMettlllol% with T. Menzies. Trio archery practic was then proeteded wish, and continued tor some time, anvil the expectation ef a salt tram the Queen was changed into certain . , ; when all attention to the sinets was shair'olud, sad w.a replaced by exertions to giTd her Mej my a imitable r. emotion. Shoetly ix fi re tarear o'clock th- Duke of Wellirfren walked into the 'rounds, and met with a won enthueiguitic "edema. I: was arranged that her )I n jury should enter the pub at the Notting.hill give, aed a double. row of gentlemen, in Highland nexime, was m.rthall don the pound. rutin ding tram the antra , ce gets to the "read sten I. °plush* to Ir. arra the meat favour. &ale view could be obtained by ha X j.sty of to.. YeTihnl raw s. At half.plat 3 o'cl sit theist:write of the wow *a assembled in the eisinity of the park announced the ar•real of tb' twat pony, and Wu diately a t. furls her Mel sty. with Pert se Albert, the Pekes of Wales, the Princess R.yal, and the Pilules Alin. drove into the one:oxen, where they se received tits Deka of Wellingtm, the M u erquis et Br b es y dalhane. Hommarable Fe z Maul*, and several chie's of clans present', t h e bonds playlet; the rationed with.= during the proxy's of the Toys, cortege through the park ; the eheterieg was continuons and enthu siaetic, and he' Majeety's carriage haying been placed in a position the most favourable for witnening the sports, they wen proveded • ith ia rapid succestim. 4,11 the ens:- peliton who had most distinguiledi the wolves during the two days in tit- exercises of broadsword play :.ad stiek preehers—throwing tee hammer —den. in; and runnng, exhireit 4 their pr nee before th• royal prey. Iler Y uji 7 looked mouth ably well,and was evidently mud*, 'lased with the terse, whi was ese ol sac mono brel.i.ncy anti anima tion. The Sc vitt animal sport of tt closing the reh.te " was ale* e r waded with, and the pr:zes were awarded to John Cameron at d Samuel Kennedy. Her Majny, Proles Albert, end the royal children left the park tow. eater 6 fetish. Tote varioue spat. haying been brought to a cowls:skin, a dinner took pl..e in the prig cilal tent, at which upwards of 200 gentlemen, I ar the most part connected with the Scottish Boedety, were present. Lord DIU: •ILAN RIG rrealded, and, haying given the wool I. vat toast.. 'reposed " leng contiuusnee to the Scot tish asthma fete." This towt, a. will as 'he health of the Marquis of Breads`- , bone, whiet was the next in *wend ot, was drunk with highland h 'noun and nine times nine. The CHISHOLM proposed the beelike of the members of the various archery eats present, which was saheb', ark• wakened hy the captais es the Londor club. Sir J. MICKENZIII pr p owl the health of the dole. men, • hich was drunk sib highland honours, and the ehattmon g returned thanks, gave the health of Lrd }l , ll sled tok ettewiwt to stye that his lordship had •z -premed to him his tastiest:on of the demewour of the im am* se assemblage to whom he had avoided the privilt ge of g his p tik no that cteeab n, and hag desired him to mew i teat he ph• old be mat happy to receive them on many Smits. sera ions. The CHAIRMAN then announced the list of prix 5, srlieh is 1.1 AitCUrftf.-16 Pees.—The gr atest grows .con Mr. P. Moore, Wen Norfolk Archers, rl7. Oreweet number of hits, Mr. 11. Ford, Gar. te's Park Archers, 132. Sewed pretest ge se secure, Mr. Cheers Garnett, Lichfield Archery, 671. Second greatest 11111110 ht I' of hits. hlr. P. Muir, F.diahesett Amherst, 124 Third great et genes setre, Mc. J. Bramhall, We,t Norfolk Arches, 472. Third menet tamper of hits, Mr. I. K. Heath. 8 . Genege's Club. 88. Greatest number of golds, Me. H. Mowery. Royal Toznpholitee 7. Best wore at 109 yard., HT Merriek. Wes Reek.* ire, 190. Rat won at 80 vire*, liae. G. W. Willis, Quer.e. Park Archers, 183 Greatest number of hits et 80 yards, Mr. H. Mary, St . Getrge's Cub, 3d 13 sr score at GO yard., Mr. Hutehinte, Stott's)* Seei. •y, 130 Greatest number of his at 60 yards, Mr. Fl wed, Queen'. Park Antler.. 25. Golds at 100 yards, Mr. Latham, of W.kefield. 3. 0 4ds at PO yards. ef Leeds, 3. GAds at 60 yards, Mr. rnett, of Litehilehl, 2. The CHAIRMAN said that the entire amount to be distributed in hese p'is was 30) guinea!, and the panes whoa he had dttelared to be entitled to them se above were permitted to choose themselves the pieces of plate which they preferred. The pram new the b e ptr'orniers on the highland bog. pipe were an follows Roderick 3I•K .y, a nte del and 12 guineas; I) 'mid she. kezzie, 101 ; Dmald is 81 ; and Chides WC ROL . For Reel Dancing the Rs' prig • was eiwartl• d is I) said Me Raw. 101. ; and the sewed to 12 'mid M'Kee sic, 61. The fire petite for throwing the light ham-nee was ass'ened to 8. M'Hasny, and th • 'trend to Coll 11.13nneld. For 'tinging the heave hammer, the first priv, 101.. to C.'in 91•1) 'natl. end the se cord to 8. M'llar!y, W. The beet dressed /filthier dem: Ant prize, John Mackenzie, 101 ; wood hese. J. 111•Clelland, 61 ; third prize, Donald M'Phenos, 61. The Ant pviu of 101. in the 'out ores •as awarded to C••lin M.Donaid ; the menu'', of 91., to Thomas Black ; awl the third, of 81., to Thous M'Ree. The CHAIRMAN in coneleteion stated 'hat emosaitise inrent!ed to p e ,..eet C•elin M Dona d with • medal and a sum of ar ney, re he inn the conspeti - or who had gained C.e great et number of prizes. Sward other toasts having pass! the Attie, the enmpley separated evidently highly gratified with the proceeding. ai' tit- day. • Mo%LMENTAL INAUGGRATIoN.—A very crowded congregation tau nded a recent relehrsti .n of divine service in the pariah church of Otley, on occasion of the ittaucturaion of a large monument which has been re• e ntly e acted in the burial-grotto& at the ner:h ode of the church, to the rot na-ry of the unfnetenate miner. and others who ler. their lives whilst @verged in tin conger uvion of the Lerde end Tnirsk Railway to-met, • t Bramhope, in the parish of 111. y. The Rev. J. Start, View of Otley, preached the ' , mune ,I sermon Item Luke xiii.„ y, 4, h, in the course of 'shies r e stated :hat no fewer than thir. yefour perons bed been killed or died of . the it junta they h received en the works, the last olefin having suffered so recently as the previous (Saturday) evening, between sin and ten o ' c lock. rem th e (Wag of a Is'aqt upwards of a hundred yards distant from the place where he was at work. The isonura nt ie -n elk et of seething interest to the visitors to Otley ; it is built e f the light-rolosred stone brought frmo Case. The design reforest's , * s railway tuna' I, emblematic of the atuperdows work at Bramhnp • ; it is leers three t . Rear yar 's square. and e •ch vrner of the tou. le is surmounted bye etiellateol tower in mini dare. On the mouth ride, to wait an eseh'elonesent of the arms of the L eels and Think Railway Cooney. is the Wooing in. eavip.im : "In memory ro. the unforturnee men ho I•1It their limo whiter erg meet in the esearrseeioes of the 11-amhope turnel of the Leeds and Think iteiNray Iron 1515 to 1549, rh s tooth is sneaked as a meravni.l, at the ape' a. of Jane. Bray, Rat , the costraleor. and of the agehts, sub tontrsetme, end workmen employed thereon —' I em a stranger sad a ',lowa. r with erou ; run me a t o en of a b u ey:nre ghee with you. that i nay hire rot eleiel out e l my ech , Or these IA upon whom tr•e Tower to Siloam fell and slew Gore, obi. k ye that they ve,ro si,ners snore all the men in Inured.= ? I tell von nay ; ha*, exalt 3* repent. ye shall all likewise perch.'" BEGGARS' FREE3l.4llol4lT.—Petwoon who are in discreet estop% tee • ea their pines to the reli , tof the lir g. gar tribe, would do well to vita a readily-leered leas n a. to rM Rdle of that ittimided Irmo lease which encourages and perpetustiet vagabondism. Berry doer or paws. is Pregn•nt ..trh imbue too as to the error cow stiffed he th e patron of Megan. as the bloramnarks allow that a iv stem of freentasorry is heroin d, by which • begat brows whether it rill he worth Dia while to tall in a wean or knock at a done. Ler any nes examine thee' trance to the noosing in sae town, sod there he will And chub mirk. unintelliti'de to him, but significant enough to beggars. If a 'hemmed tonne are e remind, the seine to sits will he found at every paw g• entrance. The pas pa mark is a cipher arils a twisted tali : in tame wet the tali pre+ eta turn this pans**, and in others on warille—thus seetta'ne to 'sliest* whether the bower. down the pa rage are wcwth ealliog at or nnt. Almost evert do . , has it. mark.': treenne are v-eried. In aims canto Ow. is a eras' on the brickwork; in other, a . esyreher ; the BMW" , 1. 2. n pad S a also rips used. Sr. ry perann may for 114neelf tee the accuracy of these otatements hr the evulin‘e) a of the brickwork near his eoorevay ; and forher proof may be bad by inert:int the herwais sod gunge entrances of hi. seiglikeenrs—thus tumor strsVng that niendieity is a regular trade. earned out upon a system ealtusleed to rave time and reselim the largest profit, th.e pitiful supplicant. 'er relief not troubling themselves to call where the doorway signs are unfavourable, whilst those who fool'oltly give are of au se peaterei with bee gars.—Slomford Mercury. SUPERSTITION IN A BisnoP's OFPICE.—About a week ego. the Dioreran Reei try Ottle•, in 13t. A.iph, was broken into, or at lest a coosideriede sum rt it t. said to the amount of 3001. was stolen therefrom. Immedi ate'y on •he d'arnvery of the less , two of th e c le rk ., envie ed he the Miler, and sloe the wire of the meet nf them. repaired le 'vehicle, especially engaged for the occasion, to the adjamt town olDentrigh, to ce.,sult a women reedier there, who, a. the oilic st. and their companion said, enulel tell theta inseant'y who the robber was, and also give them his name, height, weight, and colour: and would, also, for the consider din they wen direend to give her, muse the money to be brought back into the very drawer it w.s taken from, in the pretence of an the cite* —Steastea Herald. A HIRT TO Balnaits.—A melancholy accident oc earrad at COW/ on Saturday, and has thrown a highly rommetattle Emily into deep g rief. It appears that the eldest son of Mr. White, of the Medina Iron Foundry, at oomposied by two young Mende, took a hoot and pro ceeded to the oast bask of the river to bathe. Shortly after bobig in the water, hie esseasanions were alarmed by a hint ay, and immediately afterwards they observed Wei*, sink fog at swag distance from the boat. A. the survivors were had swimmers, they pined the boot as sous as pmaible, and Imanened with it to Ids seektinwe ; but they could sot fled the Spay ash' it led lama is tke wafer forty minutes; and though OM Rs mo were adapted to procure reanimation, all proved owes& TM &amid wit in his twin** yam IN HOLLAND PARS. CALEDONIAN RAILWAY COMPANY. Ye s' erday a meeting of shareholders in this compeny was held a: the London Tavern, ly the puma., of reee.ving trom the London centre' committee certain pre positions of interest to the shareholders. Ti.. (stair was taken by the Run. Capt. PLUhaare, R.N., when Mr. HAVIII‘OX Thad the advertisement. The CHAIRMAN re ihnd. d th.- Olathe,' 'yrs that 'lithely last meeting they time to a resolution to p .i.i it the House of Lords against the bil:s then pee:dill as highly in jurious to this compel., ; that some of the sear. holden should attend the as....eina the n about to he held in Edinburgh, to move for a commit - se of inquiry into the attain of the company; and all. for the appoint ment of an e ffe dull conemietee to act in some way 15 a check upon 0 e m smantig.m.nt vi th. it Roe ; as well as the a iimpropriation of their funds by the di rector.. In conformity with this en* tviou a petition was .tr.wn up, 1-geed, and presented to the Howe of Lords by Lord Mousse'', and very ably advocated by Li id Brougha ... Tee result of this was that the lieu, of Lyds decided that, until all past transactions were cleared up, no future poi.. is %renal be granted to the director,. The con sequence was that the Barrbead and N• new.. Lea-in, 1011 wee thrown cut, a. d the Wishaw and Colwell, then before the Home of Lords, was a.O allowed to proceed any feather. A. to the Riverhead bill, there veined to have been a great deal of itfluence used by the directors with a view to get it ehreueh parlianr tat Two of the committee had beta to R inhumes to attend the meeting, at which they vete efficiently adniested that no further engagements should be intent into by the directors, . r coy meeker money borrowed till the affairs of the company hid been Tully inquired into, which w es, however, thrown out by means of the proxies of the directors. Then ss to the app ointment of the com mittee *greed to at the lest meeting, much uitticul'y had been found in getting any gentleman to give up his time and elections to preserve their property, for many weo tad given 601 pi r share for th it railway property were very generally unwilling to give a shilling per share towards pt.- serving it. (Ili sr, hear.) However, the cemmit - se was formed—aed he bel:eved he might say that the duties of thee. pent' men now around him had been very a nsideratl, and arduous, and their object would now be, es far as pos sible, to assume some description of cheek over the ea trstragstice and reeklewheee of their directors. (Hear, hear.) Mr. DEAN said he thought, in proposing the resolutie n he now bitentlid, he we. only tepees-log the opinion of the great body of mbar holders at the course punted by the directors. The resolution was : " Tint it is .he °pit ion of this meeting thee the working ceintract entered into by the directors of the Caledonian Rail way Comp iny with the b e retell Central Railway Cot play is highly inturi Ala to the interests of the Cole d 4.i.th. bhare h. Ide r.." ( Hear. bear.) Captain YORKE see Aided the motion, which was corded unanimously. Mr. HARRISON m-ved the next res-lution, in doing what he reed the report of the select foment-e of i he. I House of Lords in respect to railway', and quoted several paragraphs in which the opinious of the Atturbey.Geot •al aged Mr. Jones were to the effret that eittelolll could be held reaponsiele for any illegality in their trenuctious. He c - Atcluded by muving the followiog : "That the sum of three hundreu sod eiahte-one thousand two hundred and twenty seven pounds nineteen shillings and nine-pence admitted by the &teems it, tees, report eel the 17th of February, 1849, to have been expended by them in the r atones' of snares, or acquiring an inured in tette'''. 'subsidiary lines,' is a ni'mppr.priation of the funds of the Caledonian Railway C.rmp soy, sod that the same and :all otter cams which have been or or may hereafter be es pendLd , in elision to thee or ary other elutes e r interests in any railways be ditallowed in the accounts of the cempluy." (Hear, hese.) Possessor POTTER seconded the motion, which was also passed unanimously. A SHAREHOLDER i sired if the directors were obrged to call a meeting, it the meeting now agreed to sign a ergot sateen. The CHAIRMAN said the dirt store were bound to do so ea a requisition be inn presruted to them signed by at loss . . 2U shareholders holdiug oae-tenth part it the capital, and that within 21 days. A requisi ion was then numerously signed ceiling on the dire-ton to appoint • general meeting of the sherehedets et bin 21 days, at some app - iinted place in London, t i deo '- mine on the foregoing resolutions. After a vote of ehuoks M the chairmsn and committee the meeting adjourned. THE BRITANNIA BRIDGE. MaeAt STRAITS, THURSDAY. M briefly intimated yesterday, the ur p narled ear loit of de positing the tube in its Led of me, •ory at tilt Sue of the pi r., after on . or two tr,ti.no er,i+ sriventuris, ',lath, contrasted with the magnitude of the laiour, sunk into isuig,.:fleuree, was sceoriploi .cd, niter two hours of the most soxious sad eri.ical LT. In additi to to Mr. Stephen son. Cept..in Chiron, and Mr. Clinic , . Mr. Brun.! and Mr Locke were no the tub., end rendering valuable and Ml ce (sing assistance IhrOnahout the 'Hollow, proc. s . The ap plause of the multitude, mingled with the welcome of c., - nom, condoned for u,...arde of half an low. After the e us: , letion of the experiment, the ev• ut was celcbrit cd the torturers I a t,..e tube and pootocnis iu successive r. unds champagne. The tube was A aced obliquely, and that t r :dually swung round, wish its face to the rpm between the piers. Arrived he re, the next step was one of the most vital and absorbing native, seeing that if, from anything in the run of the ti e, which was trogrcnir gat three 0211C* au hour, or any giving way in the great net work ~f taekl.., the tube over et. pp,d then its line of desfina ion plinth' h the pier+ the ezperiment must tave failed. end the process of brikg ieg It back would have been of great dia.:till. Form ustrly, however, sum w. re the nicety of the nu aourenicr.t., and skill and quick vas of tire di:ectiag p .w.r oa the top of the tabs, and the moment of i s m.rch to the spot so geometrie.illy measured, that the 'mien of the Bost step was unerringly amared by the vigorous action of a giant vies upon the Anglesea end of the tub-, which basin.; clenched its extremity, tithed it iv an once ,seable 'tied:ace. The trt at operiel , n, that of td eating the tube to its permatent positim, will be accomplished as coos as possible. This is to Le done by knee hydraulic presses, *ld magnitude c ,, mmensurste with the wh le of th works ; one Winder alone being almost large enouAlt it the en , mice to o waist a man standing, and if the pro d:;.ious o eight of 40 nom It is the most powerful machine ever constructed. The two en : tub,. will now be raised, and it is expre ed, from the rapiAry of M. movement., this great iron highway over the attars will be ready f passage of trains in the autumn. IRELAND. Dunnisr, Jodi 21. The harvest news cor.tinues to be of a cheering kind, and the weather is very fat ourahle Your readers cannot have forg .tten the strum re monstrr c s made suinst the typointment of lk. Km Ito the teshoprie of Down and Conner. Ile has commenced his episcopal duty by $ xhibiting want of tact in the mantes in which ne has acted towards the Crewels Education society. Biel op Knoz hes cane r:y caught at the first °ppm tuni . y of nil tress g fatty colour. The facts of his ints rf entice with Dr. Mor timer O'Sullivan and the Church E:uration Seele y seem to b: tnese—viz.: On Sunday last, the 18:h inst. Dr. Mortimer O'Sullivan and another clergymen ( Rev. Mr. Willis) were to have advoc eted at Belfast the claims of the Church Mut-alien Society The new h!s'oti, knowing that Dr. O'Sullivan was a prominent. assailant of the national education system, thought it advisabl_ to for bid Dr. O'Sullivan frAn preaching on that thy at S. Anne's Church, e.n the gronrd of his being a totang.r in the dit cese. Notice, however, ti that effect hr did not give until the vt ry thy bat one he`-re that sprinted for the sermon, when, of coarse, it would be eery difficult to bet a subsitatt en a shat teriee. The letter in wh ch the bishop ignificd his intentint is very carelessly written, without much attenfon to grammar or style. his as follows : Hulywcod, Jane 15.—Dr .r Sir.—Having a.. n that the Rev. —(we omit the name) was to preach in your chureh on Sur day, ar du bet. not a clergyman o' my ut Pe; eioetso, I cannot c want to his occupyirg it without bovine asked and obtained my conarnt to do a*. Tl,is permksi n in the me-int iIICAROP I must withi.old, as I do n. t bi r o p of the S eiety to be advocated. I have ro icon* to inter- We with my clergy making collections for any society they may plene to approve of; but not OW d4Orirlf that that 83 cite) can iffeet tie cblect it has proposed, I cannot he a consenting party. My own eerily are tally able to preach for it, if they please. To them Ihrvsno ol jection ; hut in an instarsee can I vernal , 'mane' eter:ymen nit° my 'Noce-, without my special perasiesion.—l am, eear air, yours hitt:- full/Bouncy DOWN AND CONNOR •ND DRoll , ace. very strong feeling has been raised about this matter, and it Is likely to ocaupy much attention in Belfast for some tinat. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL OXFORD, JUDE 2l.—Tan ENCOSXI —The Anneal com memoration in celebration of the fund-re and b-ne femora to thie univereity was, as user el, held in the Shreldonian Theser The undergraduates' gallery was much fuller than might I are been expected, considering the great number that le't yesterday for the long vacation, and ling before the entrar.ce of the procession they commenced their usual operations by shouting the nem s of dir i• guished persona/. s, and :wiry their dislike or approval of their public conduct bye' etre end Uwe. Amorest those who were met pprove.d were "The 'rinser of the logic stakes" (in reference to the late election of Prar'emor of Logic, a squib upon it heel's" boon written with the shoes title), the Dish p of Exeter, Mies Seller and the Sister• of Mercy. and the Wadham boat crew. At II o'clock a ',Auntie, .41 the ferret &peewee:di the approach of e grand proces sion of the Vie... Chancellor, heads of hews, doctera, pro fe4nrs, proctor, &c., bat, ne the mania ceasing, the name of her Majesty was mentioned from the gallery, and a nimul /SWIM and rapturous shout for the N ttienol Anthem was responded to by Dr. Slimy, who presided at the organ, the numerous assembly rising en mane, and lurther Vetifying their loyalty by 'MOW. in the anthem, which was sung with as evident °maw ot loyal tasking. As soon as silence was pto w d, I blnse.chnansitor opened the convocation, l and alluded to MN distinguished persons upon whom it was proposed to slot er the tom rary degrees. Dr. Bliss, the Registrar rf the university, in a I. nsthesed L.tin ste gen, introduced the H or. G. Bancroft rrini•ttr of the Uni . ed Static sud I..rnes Mark and, B•q F S A.. a hen the Honor. ry Dr. me of Doti , r i r Civil L.w was conferred upon them, amidst imm^ure cheering. The V.c Principal of Martel. n Hell, th. R v. R Michell, Ito n invrdweed Fletcher Fultun Cumpton Have., c a p sin i n th e E .•t India &mire., Ovistlentas Commoner of Magdalen Hall, ' eod while speaking of the capteM's services in the recent India wee, he err ntion.d the name of Sir Charles Napier, shirk was a signal for loud cheering. It a almost yaw cm s iry to say, that the Honorary Degree of M.A. waseonferred upon him amidst 'he ptree.i as ut the tumorous company. Oe• rge Mitch.•, E q , D.O L., and the Rev. Philip Free man, td A., Pawed, Fe.low of St. Peter's College, Cam bridge, sod now Prnicipel of the Diorreien C.l'ege at Chi chia tr, were via i 'id ad tandem. Tne Cfl,NtiSP owl it wee then delivered by the public orator, the Itcv. R. klich. 11, aft. r which the grin • comp si ions were recited, when the Vi.e-Charicellor dissolved the town - cation, and in a f-w hours et am bore away many huodrtd ',haters and members of the Ueivemity. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1849. NAVAL PORTSMOUTH, Jere 21.—nntaloon, Commander ne velt, r mans at Spahr ad. She has only been a twelve tor nth in commiwi•n, reckoning from Ist treMmo, and was Brut home tram Ascension at two days' notice by the Cum mo,:or►, ant without any Adm i ralty order. The c use of this sudden dtputure is attribu•ed to some trahsaction that took slice 'then the Raoger brig was on shore at Nicholas, Cape Vera. Pantaloon only made one prig• deficit her so j..urn on the s'a ion. Although stater was 'cues., owing to the very dry season, the people at Ascension bad not been placed on short allowance. WOOLWICH, Juan 21.—Sir F. T. Baring, First Lord of the Admiralty, Rear-Admiral Dundas, aid Capt. Berkley visited tne dockyard y-ster lay sod iosoected the o:appler. at. veva!, Lieut. Dysart, receney strived from the coast of Africa. Her copper w a found to he eaceraively foul, and covered with barnacles and live oysters, some of which were opened and their lordships invited to ptriske of them, but they dee ined the proffered delicacir s. It is stated that she is to be sold out of the service. Lilmt. Lysart's share of the prim-money earned by the rapture of the mini us al , will, it is raid, ritr. shout 3,0001. She is to be paid oft to- morrow —Myrinith n. st. v , has been towed to Deptf Id by the Monkey, et. v., which also brought down Ste Otter, at. v., to be fitted for tem torary packet service. —Alecto, at. v., Com. Massingberd, bordered to be psis' off to-morrow.—Drays rate, st v., arrived yesterday from Pembroke, to have het boilers and machinery fitted. MILITARY. The 11th Hussars, Colonel the Earl of Cardigan, will be inspected bf Pru.ce Albert, on Wedotadey, the 27th ins•., at 11 11,112.. on W11:11' 1 don COVORIOn. SPORTING. TATTEItSALL'S-YESTERDAY. NORTLIUMISERLAND PLATE. 7 to 2 apt Mahon (t) 1 12 to 1 apt I, gertlemain (t) Ito Executor '',t) 1 1 to 1 Diataffiaa (t) LIVERPOOL CUP. 121,1 oast Newc met (t) GOODWOOD CUP. 7 to 2 agst Canczou (t) 1 9 to 2 apt liadmore GOODWOOD STAKES. 10 to 1 apt Plaudit (t) 20 to I asst Van Dimon (t) 10 to 1 Fernhill J;t) 24 to 1 Chooie)ver (t) 12 to 1 Tophana ei 1 Itonemblance 15 to 1 ( - kin unt (1) 20 to 1 Colltogwood j 20tI 1 tt) 1 IS to 1 apt Italian (t) top 1 ,t) :o'lo to 11 Tonle-11110 (I) lb. attendance was thin, the • 50 to 1 apt Prennn, (555 200/.] 1,00 to 20 l'aut ‘t) subscribers being at Stack- BIBURY CLUB MERfINO.-YESTERDAY. ANDOVISII STAKES, of 6 sore, each, and 50 added. Old mile. (9 subs.) Mr. W. Hadier's MouLtain Dew, I yrp, 104 71b (Mr. P. Williams) I Mr. Hrtbett's Itslulphus, 0 ym, list Illb (Mr. • (obeli) 2 Mr. Bargees's Try, 4 yro, 104 21b (tarried 10.1 71b1 (Mr. Hobson) I The felowilg also warted, but were not placed:—Mr. W. E well'. %woman, 4 yrs, lint (Mr. Bawls); Mr. 0-baldis ,ui,'. I Cu' Sut, 6 yrs. 10s , Olb (Owner) ; Mr J Co.. loeywhis, 4 yrs, 9.t 12,b (Mr. Caldwell) ; Mr. W. Etwall's b. g by Thistle Woiyper out of II .psa, 3 yrs, 94 (Mr. B. It Batson j. B 'mine; 6t, 4 nest Mountain D. w, and 3 to 1 each eget vlulphus and Trap. Won by a length. Fuzz HANDICAP PLATS 01 501 Ouc mile and a halt Mr. W. Padler's Antelop., 4 Truk, 04 la (Mr. Seobell) I Captain Penal's tin'e's Paltar, 4 yrs, 114 (Mr: Brooke) 2 Toe following alai started, but w‘ re out placed :—Mr. Ne vins' Fiddleottott, 6 yrs, list 21. (Mr. II .twon); Mr. P. Williams's Mountain Dew, 6 yrs, lOat 6lb (Mr. P. Wil liams); end Mr. %'v. E•wall's f by B eilius out of Pelertne, 3 yrs, 9st 71b (Mr. S. It. Bataan). Betting Even on Mountain Dew, and 3to 1 apt Antelope. Viva by a bead. STOCKBRIDGE RACE37YEsTERntr. - PRODUCE STAKES 01 60 sows. each. h-f. ; fur 3.yr. old e At., Bst 914; Wiles oni goldines, 84 61b; untried allowed 3Pw. One mil. ae,d a half (19 sobs). Mr. Herbert's Hee pert, let 91b (P. Butkr) 1 Mr. R.. Peel's The Iron Duke, Rot Mb Duke ef Richmond's Mirror, Set 61b (litchener 3 The following elan started, but were tat placed :—Letitia, G)enlyon, W. st C.,untry Laos. Bitting !• 11 to 8 age Her.iert, 5 to 2 spit Iron Dike, and 3to 1 eget West C. wnory Less. Won by three length,. TRIENNIAL STAKES of 10 son. each; colts, Bst 101 b; 84 , 61h, &a Threrioartrra of a mile (37 mobil.) Mr. Gor lon's Rochanter, Rot Sib (Kitchener and flatmate) 0 I Mr. Peciley's Sweetheart, net hole (ll..lntes) 0 2 B rting : 6 to 6 seat llec hunter, 9 to 2 agat C ortboo, 6 to 1 sgst Ugly Dow, and 6to I soot Sweetheart. Ade ad heat between B. stouter and Sweethear, Cariboo a had thir.l. Drcidirn brat : 7 to 4 on B. 'hunter, who won in a canter. In this hart Brehoinoer +sir ri,den by Flatnian. GOODWOOD STAKES BETTING. 11 to 1 age' Plaudit It) 13 to I agot Clariooa II to I Pernhill 20 to I Ittmonbrance II to I Clermont ,t) INTELLIGFN GOODWO ACCEPTANCES Pali Till K 11) Chmilieleer. 6 ere 6l' Collingwood, 6 yrs Surplice. 4 yrs Limestone. S yrs Wano a, 5 yrs Inheritress, wed Ferobill, 4 yrs Matt of Malthus., 4 yrs 7 The Admiral, 5 yrs 7 The Tartar, 5 yrs 7 Plaudit, aged 7 Antammist, 5 yrs ..... ... 7 Ch Tenon% 5 yrs. Proketite, 5 yrs . . ... 7 Iforripme, 4 yrs ... 6 1 Tisiphone, 4 yrs 51311 of Lyme, 4 yrs Girlie, .. yrs 6 1 Murky, 4 yrs Mi-s Whip, Gym 6 9 Its membrane', 4 yrs SCR EXTRA. OD, 1849. UOUDWOOD STALLS. st lb Tapia's', .4 yrs e t Auto suo, 4 yrs • Wyke, 3 yrs • Vanden, 4 yrs Vlre-ester (a est at Masa besu's dam), 3 yrs Bacchmalian, 4 yrs 5 I Abbot of Mesas, S In (Sterley, 3 yrs 5 I e to+sa, 3 yrs Itaby, 3 yrs Van Menus, 3 yrs 5 Prater La Coupe, 3 yrs 5 Filmdom, 3 ref Lowerdrrnals, 3 3711 . Emma Dnna, 3 yrs I f oat of Canada, 3 yrs 4 I I Wallflower, 3 yes. 4 1 syrulja u s ie I 0,11 4 4 'Lab) Intelligence. HOUSE OF LORDS.-YESTFBDAT. littueotes DIVORCE BILL. The Lords nitt a little before 5 o'clock (Lord Brougham sitting as Speaker), for the second reading of this hill, "to d rolve the sorti.ge of Fre; cis Hu4s.n, merchant, rid Louie, his mow roil. , and to enshlo him to marry again, and for • thee purposes therein mentioned." Mr. Meneweather, counsel for the bill, sail he was ready en open the fact. cf the coe ; but as the eel 'ence taken in India was on the table of the house, and cont. ned all the eireuttudane. s, both of the terms on which the parri e s d ea d together in whither they proerd-d in 1841, seven teats after their morrisge in this country, their lordships would probably dispense with his arement, which would be only a repetition of the f•cts already before them. Lori Brougham t eying asserted, Mr. Mereweather called a witneas, who produced a copy of the register of tee marriage of t• Francis Hudson with Louisa Hamet, stiester," at the parish church of Sr. Leo nard, Shore ditch, on the 6.h of December. 1834. Another witnest, the lady's brother, said be was present at the merrier. Theta we. no issue of the marriage living. Lord Brougham then rot reed to parairs in the evidence en the table sf the hare; it was taken in Ceylon, where that partite resided from 1843 to 1846, when Mr. Hudson went to Boenbsy on comm rtitl busiress. leaving his wife behind under t he prate Lion of friends. Daring hie absence she carried on an adulterous intercourse with a Captain Hnleu rthy, a cast win in the hush: ad reo.eered 1,2001 damages in the Supreme Court in Ceylon, and in 1847 he obtained In the sme court a sentence of divorce from the wire. His lord ship das referred to the colder 's* of several r. speratil • p. r arms in the island, showing that the portico; up to 1846 lived oo the best terms, and that the husband was always kind and affeelionre to the wife. His lordship also reed nut the names of three witnesses, whose testimony, as appeared in the pr;ntt d evidence on the table, dearly estsblished various acts of adultery en the port of the wit,. wish Captain Rol le. rthy. His lordship tin n moved that the bill be read a second time.—Agtecd to. And that it be committed. — Also agreed to. EQUITY COURTS.-YESTERDAY. TIZE.I.I VIcE-CRANCELLoa TIIR ArrOILWRY-0 ERAL D. THR GREAT WESTIERN RAIL- WAT COMTANT.—RIDCCTION OP FAitES Thii maw a motion, in the nature of an e it officio infprms tion on behalf of the crown, f r an injunction to restrain the Or.•at Western Railway Company. end their collectors, agent., and s• trawls, from mekirg or charging to, or de manding, collecting, nr reeetvie g from, or Causing or pa , - nutting to be made or chanced to, or demanded, collected, r received from, auy person or pe. eons win mmever, for the eonveyanee of any pale-tiger or passenger along •he Great Western Railway, or any of the stage, or puts thereof, any sum or stuns of money, or charges or charge exceeding the sum mentioned and expreseed, ot permitted to be demanded or taken in that behalf in the statute 10 & 11 Tic . "The Birmingham. Wolverhampton, and Dudley Railway Amendment Act. 1847." and the act gamed in the same !OF lion called " The Great Western Railersy Amendment and Retentions Act," or in either of thane sets re rrstively, or say sums or charges, sum or charge teethe conveyasee of any animals, goods, wares, mercheedises, mfr. rale, matters, or thing., in that behalf, mentioned its the said acts respectively, exceeding tee awns mentioned end espreseed, or permitted to be demanded or taken in that be halt, in the same last-mengoced acts, same as such sums and charges westqcslified by the provisior s of the same acts of per:iemenr in the cases therein In. ntioneel. 'the 13 dicitot-Genersl (wi h whom wa- Mr. Way) in sup port of the motion, said that the iofnrma'inn tend motion were founded on the statute 7 & 8 Vic , o 85, see. 17, which enables the Attorney General to proceed agaiest railway com p .nies which shell have centraveeed or exceeded the provi *ions of their act, or those of any general ace. The case mettle by the inf smation was as foi -1 Ise s : —By the Birmineham and (Word Junction Ralway Act pass d in 1846 power was given to the comnan% he sell their uncle flaking to the Great Western Reiiway Cora play, which was thereby en powered to Decent• the par olee''r thereof, provided that no such sale or release should take effect until the maximum of tolls chanted by the Great Western Company should have been reduced toe care no oa_ feeding the tells which the Bermingham and Oxford June tiou Railway were empowered by they act to take. In the game year, 1846, the Birmingham and Oxford Extension Act wan Passed, Riving a similar power to the company to sell th , it line to the Great Western Reilw .y Company, with a shall's , . I proviso that no such sale should take effect unless the maximum tolls and charges of the latter compeny I should have been reduced to the scale of those authorised in the Birmingham and Oxford Junction Act. By a subsequent ace, passed in 1847, and en titled the Birmingham, Wolverhampton, end Dudl y R a l.eay Ace, the Great Western Rei!wry Company were a's° empowetel to purcha-e the undertaking, with a proviso sieni'ar to those contoined in the two before-mentioned acts. Lastly, by an act entitle d the Great'. Western Extension Act, also passed in 1847, the Great Western Railway Company were empowered to ;meth +se the Wycombe and Great Western and Uxbridge lines, subject to the same provino, as to the tee:uction of tolls, as that contained In the three before-mentioned acts. Th' information complainei that the purchases authorised by th art. above mentions(' had all bran effected by the Great Western Railway C mpany, but that they bad not reduced their charges for the eenveyane e of passengers in accord ance with the provisions of the a eid .cte. The point to be determined was one of construction of the to v , ral acts under which the purchases had been mode, and depended upon the que'tinn whether the r. ducting of the tolls w. s to take place immediately after the passiog of the statutes, or not till the tree:ester of the Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Dudley Railway to the deeendants. Mr. Bethel], Mr. Roll, and Mr. Stevens appeared for the company. The Vice-Chancellor said that he could not interpose he injunction till the question of construction had been de . - c ded at law. In the case of Rigby v. the Great Western Railway Company (Phillips' reports) it had bees decided by the Lord Chancellor that in caves similar to the present the judgment of a court of law was necessary for the troteetion not only of the parties, but of the court itself. A case was then ordered to be taken to the Court of Exchequer en the question of construetion,with a direction that the vast should be settled by the Master if the parties differed. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—YEsTEaDAY. annum 111 EMU*. WILTIT C. ELSTON.-SLANDER. ' ' This eve an at)tion to recover dameg• s for slanderous weed. uttered by the defendant of th- plaintiff. The enfen. dant pleaded the general issue, and also tat the words were not ep ken within two years, which latter plea was demurer d to. At the trial before Mr. Justice Coltman it appeared the defendant said to the Vaintiff, who is a govt mess, " You are living by imposture, you hive walked St. Paul's Chureyerd for y our living." There bring no proof of special dame , . e, the jury gave a verr.let for the plaintiff 51. damegis. A rule to set aside the verdict and enter • nonsuit was since ob tained on the ground that the words were not actionable. Mr. Dowdebworth, in showing cause, contended that 99 the declaration stated the plaintiff was a governess, it !mat urity f Sowed that a charge against her morel character, which these words clea.ly conveyed, would injure her in her n and pri.fersion. Moreover, the word impostor imptvted that the person so called was a rorue and a vaga bond. It was further argued that special damage being alb ged aid tot traversed was therefore admitted, and if ae, although none was proved, the verdict must stand. The Court said it was e:ear, from the authorities, these words were not actionable per re ' ant the only question therefore was, whether the special damage all• ged was ad mitted by the plea of not guilty. Mr. Bramwell en the other 'Wawa' hi srd upon the latter point. The Court were of opinion that the objection of the absence of proof of special damage *as op •n to the &residua upon the plea of not guilty ; and the rule was therefore made abs)- lute.— Rule accordingly. BLOOMSBURY COUNTY COURT.-YEiTERDAT. Dtroar. IX D. MUTH, ESQ., JVD6II. ROBERTSON V. Tug LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. - . This was an action brought by --- C;Pt:Archiball Robert son, chief constable of the Hertfordshire Police, agai st the ab iveonamed railway company, to recover c Anpenration for breach of contract alloged to have been committed on their part, The damages were laid at 20i. Cap.. Robertson stated that in the month of Marth luit he was about to proceed to Newt +see, and having pure based tickets for himself, his will., child, and servant, he went to Ink alter his luggage, which Lad been wheeled on to the platform. Mrs. Robertson having taken her seat, he was in the act of stepping in himself, thinking his luggage would he sent alter him, but one of the porters pushed him back, and the train started. By Mr. Clarktem (for the company)—He had never corn pl,ined to the r.ilway authori•irs. and was cot aware that it was intimated about the platform that passengers were to take care of their own ludpaae, and see it properly placid. Mr. Clarkson contended that, io point of law, n, delivery of the lucgitie to the company's servants had been proved, Mr. C , amlien having replier, His Honour thought the delivery of the lurcoge had taken placo, but that the compmsstion sought for was ciccs sive, mo.t gave judiment for the plaintiff, with damages Gt. P OLICE.-YESTERDAT. BOW-STREET. CHARGE OP ATTEMPirsO TO RAISE MONET Re THREAT ENING LETTERS —FORFEIT (IF BAlL.—Ncierah Mills, a c• - vent. PS, wan placed at the bar, to be reeomintttetl, or. a charge of attempting to raise money by means of threatening letters. It may be remembered t' at the prisoner and Martin Hansel), prrrietor and e•lit,'r of the Satirist t ew-paper, were held to bail on the 27th April last, to answer an in dictment preferred agoinst el em at the Central Crmind Court, by Mr. Henry Bevan, of Hamilton-place, Piccadilly, for indeavontims, by threat. ning lettere, to obtain money front Ma. The prisoner. lysine procured one surety in the sum of 100 k. was se at liherty ; but when the c .se was Ballad on at the May it v•a• discovered that she had absconded to France ;in cons, i.ee of which the judge odd that the rengnigar.ce should ' retreated. Mr. Edward H-ditee, landlords-Ith. Cranh urn Hotel, St. Martleslone, stated the the oft-niter was the person kr whose attends. ce at the teal he bed beeline the sole surety, but she did not app' ar to plead to the indictment. The ;Winner red that she had given the witness an ac knowledgment PT 601.. which uld be shortly paid, in addition to a proriti•Pory not . fer 201., fur the purpose of in deennift ing hem before a' • left the country. Mr. Hodges admitted hsv'no received an acknowledg ment, which t.nharanently t' TWA out to he of no value. Mr. Henry t. Id the prisoner ehe no arrangement between her and her surety would pled y her is absconding, and the should be committed to take her trial upon the indictment without any hail b. ing see red for her appearance. THE GERMAN COMPANY AT DRUKY-LANE TWO:ATHA.— At a late h..ur on Wieln -day e'* nit g a numb', of Germans ensp!oyed N chorus-tier/era at Drury-lane Theatre, applied to the magistrate f.r protection uhder the foliating CircUni. stances : Jos-ph Ontmann stated, through the medium of an inter men, that he and several others had been hr,ught to this by Ferdinand Rhorder, the director of the orere, with wh m they had enter.-4 into written engAgi m.o.a pre vious to their leaving tie Co- tinert, that each wan to re. mho from lim the sum of 61 per month ; ard, although the, h reoularly art. rti.el evert performance tor six week.. y never could t Erin wore then a6w tee excasionolly. The Qu an lad honoured them with her pril sence ro less than three diffract times, and a aettlemect wee promised to them whe- her Maj atv sFould sen t mitt.nce to the di - cents. They bore their priveiens with great ratiene• until that evening, when they were inf. Tercel • teat 301. hid been received. The app iean• i.rmediately ' we nt to the 1 dgi..g• o' Me director, in 8 uthamp on street, ' the other., to pa' lo his eleim; and, upon explaining the nature of their bea'new. Mr. Rhoerier beeline /fly /*Triply ci en , threatening to kick 'hem down stair s , and e v e n I to s t ick a knife into any one of Mt m who dared to pries his ,lain. It fur Iv r eppesred Wm the statement* of the others that they were frequently obliged to al , op where they could, being reduced to great distrtas owing to the breach of con tract e-rnplab.rd of Mr. Hear. immediately granted a summons to be served nn R , neder fee teleit thr, welling language, an 1 yesterday the riffle. being in att' Ms, eg, The deft ndant account , d for hit ennduet by saying that the entire regdpts of the towm had b. en div:d• 4 between paving the rent. gip-light. print . ne. carpenters, &c., which I ft nethiet tor ham or the g lanlsinants, the speculation b• int a failure from the commencement; and in order to or.tl-fr the dolma of the comulainante, he had agre - d that e , ch ul,l have an e vat share when the weney shoat be received from the Qne n. and alter he got the 301, he divided it equally emo g the 98 ch unit Bingen, &c , the Mtn amount ing to about 66. fo. each. The t rincipal complainant had scented hint o having defrauded them of the enttrc amount. which exuprated him to ouch a &tree, that he WWI Obliged to rive him in charee. hut be woe shortly after set at rty. The compl hat hr end M. colleagues under rood that her M.jetty intend• d to send Mt, the greater part of which they considered the deyendant had approprtat , d to hi• own ute, end that he was abut to leave the e .untrv. The defendant assured the magistrate that he had already stated the exact sum, and. in order to satisfy the claimants that his intentions were honoured:ie. he actually sent to Burkinesin Plat o to ateertain if her Majesty would be graciously pleated to send a furth'? contribution. Aft-r a lengthened oonversvion it appeared that the com plainants were to he eng , ged by the defendant at the Prin. o A.'. Theatre. Mancheat• - • and other plates, and after he had expressed regret for the intemperate language be bad used, the magistrate advised that the matter should be ear rie4 an further, which was acceded to, end the parties left the court. AILKIVED. MAILS. iltincurg Holland Lisbnia Pacific India B , nithainpton India v.it M it 'Hies Boston an and Ha•annah We , t Brasil A ItRIV 11 D. June 26 July 7 Julie 28 0 June 28 0 0 Jane 26 Alexandria Bahia Alexandria (Mena Viana Adelaide Mira MON. A rrar.n -at Cork, Jane 19, from Anse-at Dublin, Jule 19, from Ammo-at Falmouth. June 19, from Anne-at Falmouth, June 19, from AMITHCAA-11 . Falmouth, Juno 19, from Axe -at Limerick, June 19, from AND Sarni -fit Siwan.vu, Juno 2 , 1, from ANPIA-Oft Dartmouth, June >9, from MAD-at Plymouth, June 20, from A:roams-at Cork, June 19, from Assourns -at Deal. June 21, Ron Armes -at Gravesend, June 21, from AUDI' Paurr-at Uverpoo , , June 21, from A. HARVEY-off Liverpool, June 21 Ann Loessmor -off Liverpool. June 21 Mums-off Liverpod, June 21 , from AJAX-at Bristol, June 21, from Donsumers -at Liverpool, June 21, from 11.1.1,05A-R1 LlVerrlla, June2l, from Nutrias-at Portsmouth. June 20, from BROTUIRS-at Graverend, Jur.e 21, frost 111.711.1 AX -fit Cork. June 19, Iron IiF.T.IRK -at Falmouth, June 19, from lint serre-at Falmouth, June 19. from 1.11111.1.111DT-M Mevattirsv, June In, from Itosrams-at Cower, June 2 0 . from BALLONA -at Olsson, June2 o , from CAROWNR-at Bristol, June 21, from envenom-at Cork, Jure 19, from e me ,,,,,.- a t GlastOlf, June 19, from CHARLOTTE -at Greennek, Dore 19, from Ormarom -off the Wight, June 2 0 , from CNA.. Kraft -off Falmouth., Jure 20. from enamors -off Falmouth, June 20, from remises' Drummer, -nt Glasgow, JUDI` 20, from. Ommotante.--at Kirkaldy, June 19, from ...... CALUMRIR-off Liverpool, June 21 CONRAD-at Liverpool, June 21, from I CAROIJNA -R1 11(11.1”1, June 21, from Dernevr-a , Gravesend, June 20, from ... insenvour -at Gravesend, June2l. from Dtourv-st Gravesend, June 21, from Drxtros-off Lireepon% June 21 Dovrraoark -at Deal, June 20, (roll .. Weewsrd Dyer. or Breemams-at Kirkaldv, June 20. front Rip EarnvaMAY -It Belfast, June 19, from Yew Trek Itcurse-at Cork. Jam 19, from Mmnifirra EARL "V lIARDWIeRR -14 Gravesend, June 20, from Cikutra Rimeßeam-at Gravesend, June 26, from Port Philip EI.IV,SKTD-at Gravesend, June 20, from ..l.in`on EUROPA -It Lirttrrool, June 21. from Philare , phia EDINA -10 LiffIIIODI., ADD' 21, frog Ale: amble Fur- Bever -at Unmprun', June 11, from M , bile ZURAMIII -al Livernnnl, June 21, from WM talrim ELIE% `TrWART-It Liverpool, June2l, from Calcutta EXPIRE grvour-off Uverroni, June 21 rierwett.-at Portsmouth. June 21, from GMMOSANA-M Cork. June in, from Oen. Dteamerrat-at Irslmoath, Jute 19, from Groom-eh F.i'm tab, June 19, from Oro. Drum-at Falmouth, June in, from Gen-at I.lvenwol, June 21, from OLostara--at Gravesend. June IL from GRRMANII,-at Crammed, Jane 20, from HANNAH EDDY- ,CLlfffl9ool, !Mien, from 11eo0 WALKFR-at Cork, June 19, from Ursa -at Deal, June 20, from . Dias-off Falmouth, June 19. from .......... -.... HALIFAX-at OnMenrini. June 21, 9-nn Housar-at Gravesend, June 1 0 , from Tema-at Gravesend, June 21 . from IssextrA -at Torbay, June 19, from lasermA-at Cork, lone 19, from Inssvvra - at IJvarlmol, June 21, from km. Arrnammr-et I.rverponl, June 21. hers JAME AND MART-al Gramm's% June 21, from Jan TTIMInnOn-ll GraTeIKIWI. June HI ken 3/1/11R ARDVINIM- , 4 Cork, June 19, from ..,........ JADE-at Dublin. June 19, from 'AIR ARPON-at Falmouth, Juno 19, from, .Porto film Jame-at Lancaster. June A% from Riga LADY enBlllollll GCM -et Cork. Juno 111, from. Trieste LoNwor -off Cork, June 19, from Alma Leon LMTII/1-111 Graveand, June 21, from . Patna Lorin-at Falmouth, Jan. 19, from Bin Janeiro Ltasarr--at F.dranuth, June 19. omm - Gallipoli Lorrn-at Guernsey, June 16, from larratraa LADY ROMMAIRD -at Plymouth, lune 20, from Cadiz Logs CHARLWA-nft Dover, June 20. from nalAtZ TAWPA-at Perrland Raids, June 19, from Toronto Gentian-at FArnoutb, June '9, from Odessa Nimentm-at Liveries', Jane 21, from (Waterer, MAnIrSLIAnT-at Un-rpool, June 11, from Alexandria MOTNTAINIER -off Falmouth, June 2n, from Terramou MARIA SW Falmouth, June 11, from Weill. Mstansarr -off Cork. lUD! 19, from Trinidad MARY Torn° -at Cork, June 19, from ComMantino •le Mary-at Gravesend, Jane 20 from. Sardis blsautnamfore -at Gremeend, June 21, from Cakutta Mmnusenanron - at Dublin, June 2n, from Mmiel Now Fresevrannee -at Cork. June 19, from. C minha Nmerms-at Liverpool, June 21, from Damns Amen Norma -at Liverpool June 2 , , from Apalsebienla OTTAWA-at Falmouth, Jane 19, TOM Alexandria Orro-a' Falmouth, June 19, frm. . .. Odessa Owes lovas -at Glasgow, Jane 20. from. Charente Pannone-off Dover, June 19, frau Lien's PIURCR ALSILT-111 Pentland Firth, Jam IS, from London Patrrna-at Graven/ad, June 20, from gt. Michael's Panaternars -at Gratueend, June 21, from Leghorn P NONA-at RAMA, June 21, tram .. ............... ....... Oporto Geraw-at Gravesend, June 21, nom ... Cakatta Qvw DOWA01.•••• at OTIVINELL, June 20, tram- Africa Jinvannah .Grace end Opm tO Yew Orleans Sinoftoore Trinidad Agee Alexandria Cork Oporto ...... Wawa Alexandria Porto Rico Porto Rico .........Montreal Harbadnes Mauritius Memina .At. John'', N.B. New Zealand Calcutta ...Newfound' ird Venice Win .TaVent,* 14(4111 lAstoa .Hirsar sh Torievia Trieste .Buenno Area Bombay .Ruenoo Awe. A'axamirta Calcutta .... Tricot/. Bow•on Imam Alexandria Rartradoes Cape Oporto Malta Sicily Banos Arms ....Porto Rico Commits TA•non ...Alexandria Dotniego PUBLIC RALE& John 20.—Mr. A. SALKJA. GUTSWIIy% enty five copy hold &enigma at Acton green, producing • it I in come of 1431. 14.. p. r sneuue.l.n -h: redeemed, fines and qui: rent nominal —sold fur 1,0101. Two and a hell .crew of freehold build ng land, Winch more-vale, let fr 61 16, Mk JP:ita 21—Be Mr. Peon, in conjuncion with Mr. ATKINSON, at 28, Moorgete-street—The copt right of the &titled newspaper was put up for sale, and an off rof 1001 made. No bidder appeasing beyond that sum, it was with drawn. Mr. V. J. COLLTT.R, at the Mart.—Two freehold houses, 13 a..d 14, Wine Mies court, le et.street, le• on lean u a prineiripe flies for 551. per annum—sold for 6901. Freehold property, ks.own al the Godelming Brewery, in hand, the plant. machinery. and eta k of which are to be taken at valuation, also a c..ttsae residence and 11 freehold and copyhold inns and public-bouree, producing a rental of 4031 24 Btl.—knock.d down for 13,000/. Pub;ie.houses connected wirh the foregoing The ltose and Crown, Civehell, let for 251., bed for 700 years at a pepper.orn—sold for 6001. The Angel, Godaltnior; freehol I, t for 601.-1,1001. The Golden Fleece, Elated, copyhold, fits nunpnal, lit for 251.-7101. The Sun, Plaistow, Sows, frtthold, let for 181.—b00/ The &this* and a cottage, Aldershot, copyhold, finis no minal, let for 441. 18L-7901. The &Inn S art, Newark, war Ripley, v. 1101.111, fine certain, quit rents w min let for 191.—sold for 6901. Th.. Lincoln Aunt end Anchor, Weybridge, Int hold, let for 201.—sold for 6201. . _ The Three Crowns. Wishoroughiresn. copyhold, fire certain, quit rents nominal, let for 401.-8001. The Spread Eagle, Fa. churat, held for 1,000 years, at ls., let for 111 111.-3.:01. Mears. DANIEL SMITH arid SON, at the Mar. Freehol farm, between Paddiugt. n and Harrow, cmopri‘ing farm cottage and 92 acmes of land, suitable ior building, la. ‘d tax, 71. lls. 81. tithes, 20! —knocked down at 11,4001 Thames Ditton, house, grounds, and 17 sons of land, tree. hold—knocked down in two lots tor 6,1201. Ouse:el-10dg , Old Windsor, with grounds and paddock, he .1 old—knr cited down for 3,8501. Mr. ROBINS, at the Mart.—A limner's share in Covent garden 1 h-att P, producing 121. 10s. per annum and a tree admission-165 guineas. Fifteen shares in the Equity and Law Life Assutance -41. 15e. per share. Two rondences, 1 and 2 N.4th Cotteges, Claph■m ri.e, estimated eon , al rental. 421., held for 97 years, at 101., tis. tures included-330 guineas. Two cottages, Waltham-lane, Herta, estimated to prairie 451. per annum, Mild for .52 pears at 101.-230 guinea*. Metses FULLER and FARLEY, at the Man—Absolute re version to one eighth part of 4,1091. 3s. 9.1., Thee e per sent. Consu's, rem ivable at death of a lady aged 61-2001. Mr. PAUL, at Ostvaway's.—House and shop, S eirteppleee, Chelsea, let for 301., held for 53 years, at 61., land tax re deemed-3851. . . A di•to. 80, Upper Ebury-etnet, let for 421„ held for G 9 y, an, at 41., land•tax redeemed-4.501. A house, 47, Col, shill-street. let tor 451., bold for G 9 years at 21.. land t. 4 redeemed-3301. A house, 50, et leghill-stree , , let for 281., held fur 72 your at 01., laud tax rode. med-305/. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. FItIDAY, Jugs 22,1649. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clork vat,-rday morning. Named Place. ",u v r .4l. 'e 01 B v,INOSTOEU iltllll.V.W ts■~uxrox BlIV•loot. EX Al ea ...... FOIARITISIt Gu.k.m.roca Ilmtructs 1 Oiruiu RumKa SCH:THAIIPTO3I .wismox Tra .. Strength of I b.hae of Weather. Wind. Gentle Breese Overcast Strong Breeze overcast OrnEe Breese Overcast Gentle liresre Cloudy Strong Breese Partially Cloudy (lent IC BM ze OTelt...t (It ntic Breese Partially Cloudy Gentle Breeze Scud (Senile Breeze Partially Cloudy Gentle Breese Overaist Calm Overcast Gaulle Preen Cloudy Claim Partially Cloudy Gentle Breese (harvest Gentle Breeze' Overcast The very ,measles arrangements necessary for making tMs table eomplite have not yet l'een concluded. In a ' , son time we shall pment tZsily ',turns in adnitiqn to these above Riven, from Berw ek, Birmingham, B ackbune, Cambricge, Carlisle, 01(41e/ter, Conway, Crewe, Dar bison, Dundee, Edinburgh, Galway, Halifax, Hartle pool, Hotyt earl, Kinnwn, L mark, Lane .stflr, Ir ds, L-ighton, Limerick, Liver, r 0 1 , Humbert r, MoffAt, New castle, Pvt.tb ,rough, Portsmouth, It ehdalc, Ituo'l, Ship, Sluffi.l4, Sundtrlaw , , Tatnworth, Whitby, and York. SHIPPING IvTRLLIOBNCE. WOOS leoNsk. Quetie,* sad ° Lint% um") CASUAL 11E8. of D.blin, has arrived from Trieste, leaky, Ima ged, having touched on a reef io the Gulf of Cote o Cork, Juno 19. ld, of Aberdeen, nu been destroyed by fire at —Hobert Town, Feb. 23. Gerseiann, fl , r &map Vet' itte. -1 Her), Donal Girt' Di.— QUILIIA tot basso -at Cork, June 19, from. ........... .. ------.. " .... 5 t. Quivx-at Peal, June 20, from Liars Burris-at!Deal, June 21, from : ROLLA-a! Belfast, June 10, from xn um , ROTA,. SAX4III-Ilt Mal, June 20, from - - ...... .11artmlem - .. . - ..... Alimb Iti.i...oii -et Falmouth, June 20, from RI:TAW:CB -at Frilinoulh, June 19, tram Atom Aire i Itoo*-at Falrimith, June 19, from RAINBOW -et Falmouth, June 19, from Ofteg Awl RIJIARD -OA Milford, June 1 9 , from ... ......... 121, Ripievsriors - off Marmite, June 2 0 , from. ...... • ... RV:OSA-off Dover, June 29, from liglim i Ravows -off Scilly, June 19, fr m Itellam, Rrolvs-at Pentland Fir.h , June 111, Mum RIII.IANCE-at (byre., June 20, from 14 " 1 1 1 •11„,. Winn e Ituarar - at Cowes, June 20, from %t. lam Rossi-Ix-at I iverpool, June 21, from Mainitim Rr.n Root -at Liverpool. June 21, from Wllminetr o Rsivsnw -at Gravesend, June 21, fr0m.......... ikete nreacx--riff Liverprol, Jury 21 Mani NWIIA-fll Grave-end, June 21, from' ....• . Ilmownaor -• at Gravesend, June 21, from ... ....- Cells Saw Kira-at Liverpool, June 21, from AwOn mok ttrernv -at Briatol, June 20 f r om ..... JA R Serra-at Hermit, June 111 , from Rao Moon-et Falmouth, June 19, from ltill .. Ge'sm BOOLECITO Rocetersa- at Falmouth, June 19, ham ............. Gaim i Tian'-at Falmouth, June 19, from Mufti* TVACAN-.off Reilly, June 1• ' from 1110Jc:um Term-at Liverpool, June 21, has Coldly* T. 11. WAI.F. -et Liverpool, June 21. ham. New Od m , TAN *MARA -at Liver:oaf, June 21, from Cars TIIASFA-at Grarepeed, June 20, from 'RI* TU11 , 114-at Graveortul, June 11, from edema Titava ANI lIONTS -Off Portsmouth. June IS, from Beta* l'siov-at Gravrvend, June 21, from Onemim Vorrus IA -at Falmouth, June 19, from Alexami WAI 0 lit-at Mdmo , :tb. June 19, film Alatmdim W11.1.1.01.-at Falmouth, Jure 19. from Oitem Wm VR R01.1 , 1E-at ' , Amanita June 19. from Odom WIND. 11MYRE-o ff Dartmouth, June 20, from. Robert Tan Wu. Ilurr-iit Deal, June 21, from WAV.IILY -at Gravesend, June 21, from Porto pm. WATAGA-21 Liverpool, June 21, from New Orkoa BAILBD. AIITEL-frnm Sandal:lnd, June 19, to QUIN Itt toms-from Gravesend., June 2:' to Aryl/mid 1'0T:1R-from Liverpool, June 21, to w CILVIAIWR -from Cork, June 19, to 4* CIIISMIII, -from Glasgow, June 20, to Brelsllll4 room:room -from Dram , ni, Jure 21, to di*. Cussem tou-from Liverpool, June 21, to Quids Dove-from Wexford., June 17, to Cad E9ribmitsz -from Turb .7, June 20. to &Ws EARL lIATIITIINT -Ilona linstlepool, JIM. 10, to Couto rim Tuba -bras Gravesend, June 21, to Mimi (Itt,Cl.“-frnin Lim rpoo , Jure 21. to Junk Gutmo-lrom Dublin, June 19, to Lk:gift IIYSIVIITITT -from Glastrou June 19, to Newly* JAIIIRA 11411.1.1 - from Hartlepool, Juno 19, to At. relating June-fronGrivesend, June 21, to itua .1014NR-from tildeldr. June 20, to PTIZ/4i n LACTTSA-fmin Soleombe, June 19. to .1 . 1 ono limn- from Sunderland, June 19, to Gopeoba m I.sucw-foom Liverpool, June 21, to Quin MICTIAC-trwn Belfast, June 10, to. Yarmouth, At, MART EUTAIITTII --from Appb dory, June 20, to _ ...... fow l Novo RIMTATILAI.OR -rm Cork, Juno 19, to .................. Lilts NAans•rs-from Liverpool, June 21, to Geo* NAt-nter -from Gravesend, June 21, to Oki Omoms-from Dublin, June 19, t , New pat RAINBOW-from Falmouth, June 19, to Lftdop Rovr-from Glasgow, June 19, to Gileshis STI Pal NS -lIIIM Shields, June 2.t, to Alumni Bnton MAGNefI-fmmGras-Fewl. June 21, to ................. arbsdom BUTAS ORk 0,1 -from Liverpool, June 21, to .................. ... ..... _Am TIT HIT-from Liverpool, June 21, to Nano w. Ilbounsu-from Glasgow, June 20, to Quebec. VESSELS SPOKF.N WITH. Asieurramt. from Newcastle to N.tp:om. J.ne 14, Ice. 7 W. MAMMA, rolling., from Corfu (or St. Petersbarg, JIM 4, ( c e p St. Vincent. ADELAIDE ;brig), standing to the northward, May 15, latA4ssq lon. 36 W. ANN Gm.; from London, out 17 dap, near Cape St.Vinceat, at 10 am. Ai. WIS. (.1 Liverpool, June 11, lot. 4s. Inn. 19. A t ot (beg), of Sunderland, from Porto 141 rt, May 9, off &W. rad d Porte Moo. ADA (brig), of Jersey. from Buenos Ayres, April 15, bill S, lon 11% ArIiMAJA, of Newcastle, front Aleagiutria, May 15, off Mulct& Amos (ship). June 16. late 50, Inn. 13. itt, um's*, from Clpde for Indi t, Juno 1", lat. 49, lon. 19. 0 t ,,,,,, e from Mauritius for I , .ndun,Juoe 9, lat. 0,1 ft% liriustos (barque, from Set Nee for London, lone 13, 1at.49, IOU& CebberllANto Ltoa, front Treat!, June 4, off Cep' fit. ~inast COVkiVII ifthuoner), off Danger P.lnt, Pum the Cape olGood Sn April 16. CUAIIIOTTE (birqns), from London for New Y.rk, June 10, 15.47, loot 27. 0061N11114N (torque), Darld.on. of 'lull, from St. lobo :N.8.)1r Hull, all well, been 11 days on sounding.. doer u (brig). Juno 0, lat. 43.50, lon. 30.47. Curervals, June 12, lot. 4S, bib. 26. ;..!lip), 01 Llverneol, June 15, lat. 45, boa. 11. Doti:Liss (shtp', 15, Ist 30.1. m. IS. ELL. barque), from Load. n fur China, June li, lat 41.30 N., kn. 7* Euranarro PLaysrrt, from Van Diemen's land, 120 elsys,Jusll, lat 43.20. &PENANCE, of Thusdne, off Sat dinia, from Alt zombi; bound bey May 22, off Sardinia. Bios brig), of lOyrnouth, from Dalhousie, May 17, lot. 48.37 2,1 a, la W. GVINAIMI AN. from Lixerpool fur Calcutta, June 14, off the m'.rremd the Channel. Groans; June 13, lat. An, long. 21. lines. tram 113 mouth fur ror. AdeLlide, Mardi 91, Lat. !I N., la Id W. Maura 4 PAesvt (bargee), from Pernambuco for Cbrk, May 12, ht. 19.23 N., km. 38.24 W. 'frau, t f Dutnh e, tom limb nines R.r Cork, lat. 33.1? 7g., lon 17 If. Ilsssonat. , ship), Brown, Air ii 111, lat. 74 8., lon. 29.,10 W. LIAIIIHILT (schooner,. Lau burn s Ayr,' fur ISEISIAII. April 23.131.0 N., lon. 32.18 W. llts Ay GADS/NEE. Month 2' ,!at. 10 tun. 81 E. II sovi:n (ship), frmn tenulon. May 2. Int. 24 9., lon. 29.30 W. loos for Allred flay, March 13, off Madeira. 19 MAN QUEEN. from Usnrpo.t fur kurbolocs, May 20, lat. 21.18 14, lon. 38.:7 W. 11ss (humor, 7th Inst., lot. 45, lon. 32. JANE" of Liverpool, front Moate Video for Yolmouth, Id. 328., Ica 40 W. JOHN FRANI.; or Pamir, of Slevagisary, bound eastward, lay 27, 14.77.40 N., Ina. 3.30 E. Lomas, of Weymouth, 10th inst., off C.lpelinisterre. LOUD II ADM l b ague), from LW ('ape ot Gaul Nape, !lay 27, kat N, lon. 37, having sprung n Teak. LYEMORE. from Calcutta foe Lanka, May 27. METEOR., Inure 14‘erpou. Mr. New 1 orl,, AI 7, lit. 48„ loc. 25. MAIW. of Loudon, 6 r Malta, out 3 Jute 10, lat. 47.41,801.81. Matosermr. (barque), of liothester, Julie 17, lat. 48.45 N., lea. 12.14 W. N re t Ssleombe, Noy 18, Ist. 34.20 N., km. 5.22 W. NI n trrn. hennas Ayres for Liv, Iw!, June 8,14. 44, km 30. NEM Plor.mx, Allen, Iran tsierra Lnne, fur Cork, June 0,101.111, don. 29. NEwue, from Coyhot for Liverpol, Arai' ?6,10. 30 S., 100.12 E. NUMNAL (Eli/11Th barque), 'at. 1.,1..0.31 W. NINTOE (barque), June 9, 44.48, km. 30. PAULINE (schooner), from Live•po I hi Ctststantinqie, June 18,11. 49, 100. 8. PANAMA. from Newcastle for Boston, May 30, lat. 43.12 N, Im. 45.38 W. PIDEN as (bsrque), of New York, Aprl 28, Lat. G S., Inn. 31. Ploamsso, from lotelonderry for :sew York, May :8, Ist. 11, kIM 41 PIWIIIYA, front Ca la, fur tit. John's, Newfoundland, Jape; hat 4UI N., kn. 33.42 W. HICIIAND ALoge (ship), June I', lot. 43,10 n. 29. ItIVIAX (brig) 44 Livelpoul. for SlaniCa. May 29, lat. 38,10 n. I). SELINA (b.4que), Art 23. at. 2 N., lon. n. !barrio, 1r m London for Quebe2, Jog e It, fat 48, km. 17. GGentr, Codlings, from 14cer rnl, f. ,'Triode, June tl, off Lisboa. SABAH (brig), of Sunder:sad, lot. 48, Ica. 11. $lO hirque), hum Aurlside Logsdon, May 8, Ist. 44.11 N., lon. 30.1 W. SEAWITIA !ship). May 4, lat. 3 N., lon. MO, March 26, Itt. 21.31 N., lon. 72.9 E. Semis (tu M), of Arbroath. Julie 4. lot. 37, lon. 7. TrWA:MUA, J ,om 16, lot. 314, lon. 13. .•. prhms, from I iverpoul for New Orleans, May 29, lat. 37,10 n. SS. Ylven, of lasid as, from Alexandria bound home, M I 19, tot Cqt Ferias. ntLts, of 111).th, hound eaetward, Cane Palos, bearings 9916 . WANDERER (ship),6l.Bo. from 194. Julaa fur Ledb, Mg 4.41.44,1 m. WILLIAM AND Ans. 25 days from lltukrland, June 7, lat. 412', lon. 8.30. Pittman Nlettotsom (barque), standing to the westward, May 24.11. 21.18 N.. lan. :9427 W. W ILLUMTm , w a.. 7 days from 1.1.b0n, June 7. W A RE! IE, statford, fries Port Paiilip foe Load" April 7, 14.37 G, Son. 64 W. XAILWA )het). June 9, lat. 48, lon. 30. Zcsan brig), from Or. tars for Bristol, Juro 9,14.41 16 N., lon. 30.20 W. (Advert;•ement.] - Hest ELL's CA3NeENTRATID VR/lET COIF/ ntifol Coffee, ro suerior to the mike is u .r, ha. 4111 declared by the m most p experienced aced Ju▪ dges in tie trade to be of a very choice description rarely obtai and ten by the most eminent of the faulty uto Ida Dfeteri gk nom inking on di , ire, is found t contain the greatest asinen. , Catlienne, or true Ewence of the Coffee limey, without them woo he aloft rimy produced by coffee rousted in the ordinwl". 2 / The ;Tice of Two Pounds in it wadi d bottle, with patent air-ogn stopper, is Y. 4d., delivered in all lotto of London, drily; w ■ Mk containing Fix t wo.puttnil bottles, forwarded to my purt of EsPfilli carriage-obi, Kim receipt of a put-uffic order fur One Russell and Co., Tea Meteiutts, Iligh- stn Bornagh S° ,l ll ; iiing-street, Covent-garden, London.—ltcypectable agent. wand. [Arbl,rfinenlanT.] UNPRECEDENTED eflif sy..nd. 'formerly of Chatham Ds& Yard). ri.piiling in Gravel-lane, Southwai le, had bun unabe to ' 6 big I work fur there yeses ; hi. lung. In re supposed to be eK eted...„ . 12101 ,f a distr....Mr coisgh, nth feet mil lets swelling, br.it!es could seareely met keep anything on hi. stomach, and WA. WV MI so weak Anil ill as to barely have power to pt mil, yet in three molds this par man acquired almost a new constitution by uodna way'. NN, and has now become so thonicably strong and wells ts be able to walertas o the Laborious dutie. of a etzpotter tto trosti 'wort abtot %Athol: to New South Wale* --These invaluable void at 110 e...0r !followers establishment, 211, Strand, Latuttogi by all dealers In lasiktias. BIRTHS, NIARRIAMI,S, AND DEATHS, Hilt I•HS MORRIS.—June 16, at Brighten, the wife of the Rev. Dr. Verret of &daughter. NA6ll.—June la, at Store Virarav, Rev. It S. Na.h, of twin daughters. nre 16, at Binnel !-road, Stockwell, Mr/. N. NIL 4 jun., of a dattchter. VARIW/S.—June 18, at Inverness-road, Bayswater, the wife y ard ., Req., of a daughter. r, tile wife ofd MARRIAGES. FERRiItAN—MAUD.--Jum• 19, at Hinton Charterhou.r, pi on . an d Bor. W. J. Broderick, Itemor of Bath, E A l na rd aurae* only eon of R. A. Ferryman, Esq.. of Redlynch Itowr, ties& sown, to Elisabeth Anna Maria, eldeet daughter cf the late 61M J. P. Maud, ni iimoinamiek, near Bath. nAwLEY--iEWYMBOS.—June 16, at St. George's, Doug Mil. of St n, by •be Van. the Arehdearem of the diner, the le , . Hawley. curate of Andreas, to Catherine Cluisti &Mall" Mr. o.Jefferom, of Douglas. KNIGHT -BILLISOMURST.—June 16, at St. Nicholas's. R 1 461 be the Rev. C. T. Maitland, F. Knight. E.q., of Birmingham. lii.ornebure,ottire. London. t o Eleanor Georgina, porn daughter of W. ilitheStanral, Esq , of Brighton. DEATHS CR aVEN.—.lcne 17. at Wickham Hall, Wait Wielharn, Kali, a Cram. red, aged 42. LUCAS. —June IS, at Radn - s.villn, Folkestone, Jane Bete, adell T. Lucas, Esq., of Folkestone, aged 21. MOODY.—June Id • Lucy, relict of Capt. T. Moody, late of the (or King's (twn), aged 54. _ Printed and i ut,ll..bed hy wIAWAa &Too Ham of No. & Meet, •n , ‘.11.0.140-n. IN , ter, .t the eA,,e le Lemma 4o* the orecloct of Siltotelse&—F&lPAT. JOOlll2. 1/442. ,1--