The Express. — London, England, 1849-08-01 00:00:00

THE CHOLERA. Among the victims of I hie disease, we have to record Mr. Cottinehatn, the magiorsta of Southwark Police-scam. We 'wised his indisposition yesterday. mad we understand that he died after no more than 30 hours' illness. The health of London during the past week is set forth by the te ,,t e e tt e.geseesi ss follows :—Ansta. the retain indicates ea trellises on the excessive mortality of the pr•• 'tour week. The deaths from all r.usoe, which in three previous weeks wore respsotively 1,070, !..1 1 9; end 1. 741 . rose to the last to 1,931, • want' whisk is anon doable the weekly avenge, and exurb that of the Messer week by nearly 20J. To compare three results with the deaths from acmes in four weeks, when iotiseau was unusually fatal In the last quarter of 1847, it may bestated that theme:tabs, at that time increased to the fel/emir* aushent-1.086, 1,677, 2,451, 2,416, and in the AU week conti nued to decline. The deaths from theism which in three previous weeks were 152, 339, 678, rue ia the last to 783, a rate of increase which it will be observed is not so pat as la the Ant weeks of the outbreak. But the deaths dlarrhcra (fatal in a peat majority cactus to children), sad dyreates7,wb it% in three previous weeks were 64,1x0 And 146,1nerused in the kat to 238, showing a more rapid in cense recently than the mortality from the more malignant form of the disease. In the corresponding week of 1813, the deatis from diarist:ea and d)turtrry amounted to 187. • mortality which is altr.od as considerable as the return of last week. The total deaths from the three dire axe in the present return were therefore 1,021, whilst the weekly average of the season is only 92, a malt, when compared with the nesse of mortality from all own, which shows that the es:groves deaths from other diseases do net vary 11116 from the usual =must. Small pox, sear. latiu, and typhus, however. are now seder the avenge, espeeisl:y the Ant two of these emetics; measles had Looping cough have fallen to he average. cheers was fatal last week to 392 malts and 401 females ; previous Weans allowed a majority on the other side. The districts en the souls side of the river still form the field on which the disease is most retie*. The decal s from it, which in th's region were in three pervious weeks, 93, 192, 443, rose lest week to 611. Thera is a slight iecrease in the casters' districts. Ta the western and northern, comprising Kea 'legion, Chs bee, St. George (Hsnoveremure,) Werminster, St. Ilartioin•the-Fields, St. Jaws, Mary bon Pancras, Islington, Hackney, and Hampstead, the deaths were only fel against 63 is the preceding wet k. The districts whieb show the greatest mortality are Bermondsey, where 64 deaths occurred last week; Newinguss, where there were 66; St. ONTPC (Southwark). where then wen 70; and Lambeth, where there were M. The meaa height of the beromoter is the week was 29 an. The temperature wee generally below the average dubs the week. The mean wrseM9. The Board of Health issued yesterday the annexed return of omen : Attacks. Deaths. la London and vicinity 214 115 In 11 loud and Wales 3OO 123 Is Total 647 260 RAILWAY MEETLY(}. CAMERON'S STEAM COAL COMPANY. The minuet meeting of this ecapang was held at the offices in Moorgate-stree. Mr. Wateimor having taken the chair, The Securrant read a long report, which, among other things, stated that the Lot tall bad been partially successful in liquidating pro tasto the engagements of the company. Shares representing 25,0001. had been taken out of the hands of parties, end invested elsewhere fee the good of the corn pony. The negotiation with the vendor of this estate (Col. Cameron), lately completed by the directors, was in the nature of a large eonces.ion to the shareholders, he having granted five years longer for trying oft the principal, • large portico of the interest, as well se all dividends that might be payable within three years on a very considerable portion of the share,. he held id the company. As to the future, the dizecton believed that, with • property of 1,300 acres, within five miles of Swansea, and the port of %lewdly, abounding in coal of the finest quality, they had a source of prosperity which it only required mess s to develop. A, to the rail way, the directors had an interview with the board of the Beath Wales Railway Company, sad were led us believe that they would be induced to press forward that portion of it between Swansea and the property of the Cameron Coal Company. The balance-skeet was laid on the table, bat not one word of its motauts was read to the meeting. Mr DANTIN paid he had been advised to protest against the meeting as Illegal; and he cautioned all parties to avoid taking pert in the proceedings. Tic CHAIRMAN protested against this dissension, which had b. en the means of the ill•success of the company with she public. The directors invited any proprietors who wished to co-operate with the direeton to avail themselves of the vecanees in the air/tilos to do so, for it would be impee. able far them to proceed without unanimity. Mr. DANFIX said he bad never any confidence in the directors. They had spent urvards of 48,00 W., and they had nothing to show for it. (Hear, hear.) Would they agree to carry oat a eoreern that must be done so at • loss to themselves ? He bad been deceived like mss y others by the company plan a dividend of 121 per cent. before they had realised any profit whatever. (Hear, hear.) When he called upon the secretary (Mr. Howden) and asked for his opinion as • Irked, he was told it was the best thing pos sible; and that instead of a 12i per cent. dividend, he might next M ime expect 15 per cent. (" Hear, hear," and .) 111. 4 1 10WDON denied saying it. Mr. Smasz.notez said he objected to paying 2,0001. a year to Colonel Cameron for the property as a dead rent, but he would sot olgeet to 6,0001. a year if it wens on the value of the mineral Weed. A Pnorargroa observed that the boasted concessions still made them liable to 2,0001. a year, and the payment of 150,0001 ; the time for the payment was only postponed. Their liabilities to the veudtr remained the same as be tom. (Hear.) The SECRSTARY, in answer to a shareholder, said that there were from 16,000 to 17,000 shares on the register, but only about 4,000 on which payment of the call could be 100 kW for. Mr. DtiNVORD thought, under such circumstanees, the company could net be continued, and if so, it would only be at a loos to the shareholders. After some consultation a resolution was propoeed by Mr. Ra.•tue, and seconded by Mr. Smauatone, that the report be prated sad circulated tor the information of the share holden, and that the meeting adjourn to the 16th of August fee its consideration. The meeting then adjourned. LITIMPOOL, CROOPT, AMU 1301:TIIPO1T.—The report to be presented at the half-yearly ineetiog states that there is a net helium ow the weak receipts, after defraying ell espouse, amounting to 2,8301., which will give a divi dend of 21 per cent. foe the half-year. The directors announce that it is not their intention to proceed with the extension line. IRELAND. DITILIN, JOLT 31 . I refer you below for an account of our stationed preparations to receive her Majesty. It has not yet been decided whether there should be illuminations here. Opinion is very divided on this point. The corporation is to present a complimentary address to mince Albert. The Muter of the Rolls yesterday launched forth another anathema against the appointment of attornies es receiver, and justified himself at some length against the strictures of Master Litton. He quoted Sir Edward Sugdcn in support of his views, and announced that there would be a parliamentary inquiry during next session into the whole system of the Master s officers in the Irish chancery. He con cluded his observations by saying, with reference to the case in which Muter Litton dissented so strongly, " Who is the solicitor in the matter? Who is the receiver? and who is the solicitor for the receiver? I will call for reduce in this matter which will throw some light upon Master Litton's opinion." ' Your readers may . not be aware that the present Master of the Rolls in Ireland is the same gentleman who, while prosecuting O'Connell in 1844, wanted to fight a duel with one of the opposite counsel. He was the only Irish barrister who had the courage to beard Lord Chancellor Plunket when the latter, on one occasion was extremely overbearing. Mr. Smith is a straightforward end honourable man, and on this occasion has apparently taken high public ground, though there must be many exceptions to the ride he has laid down. Muter Litton was a rival political barrister, whose pretensions were considerably abated by the moderate estimate taken of his talents by the same con servative statesman who set sip Mr. smith so tar above Mr. Litton. Doubtless Mr. Litton thinks that "the last should be first, and the first should be lest." On the whole, the /rotor causes much amuse ment in the legal world. Miss Prendergast's murderer has been capitally convicted, and sentenced to be hanged. NAVAL. ADVIIZALTY. JULY 81.—APPOINTYINT1.--TO Hercules --tersies.-11urgera : I. E. Austis.—Qtresta—Sargua : T. R. Dam 111.D.—Pewerfal—Serseea : 0. Mackay, 111. D.— Dalehrs—Surgeoa : J. R. Corrathers. AssistAlurgesa W. Mama. Passe KOSIT.— alma la ha sight's Gazette that ea estersat, pro em/ of lull, Re., ari Image boaaties tee the Breslau echeran Theadkals. vied ea the 25th of Auras% 1847, by her Majestes sissy Illedaer Charles N. Matkaloslel” ems/Amu/tops as &peeked is the re of tie nigh Court of Admiralty ea the 27th instant, agreeably to set of puilameaL-4. 0. sad T. Stilwell, A 1.., that ea nave of a seat el raeary to be da ta put of the tualteae bouaty rosebud tar the of a settotaer, same = baNdasey'A 41111 la (Stli ef July 1546. be Labo the UMW of the nig h Court , Aof shy ea tbe 10th dor of Assist ase, orresablrto at of parliament Omar sly, Ms, sod Co., .sr. — Oat to momt mks of the proceeds arisieg from the capture of the slave. vessel (halms do Nonni**, by het Majesty's steam-vessel Styx, Henry Chad', Rio., commander, on the 19th October, 1847, will Ds matured fa the High Court of Admiralty on or situ the Bth of August nut ; also that the account sales of the proceeds arising from the capture of the slave vessel Cidsde D'Aegre, by her Majesty's steam vesiel Styx, Henry Chads, Req., ossamasAff, sa the 27th December, 1847, will be regis tered la the High Court of Admiralty, on or after the Bth of Avid next ; also that the account sales of the proceeds . from the capture of the slave-vessel Santa Anna, by uer mayeatis steam-vessel Slyx, En. 7 ( 7 1 tads, E!:1: eon' mender, on the 11th Deeesaber, 184 hffiztrul In ' the High Court of Admiralty, on or 7, mid after the e to Bth day of Ananit next.-3. WOODNIEAD. Agent. MOVENINT Or HER Martur's EINITIL—Rio JANEIRO. —Left at Rto : H.M. stearnen Hydra and Lizard, Crescent, and Kestrel—June 10. At fthia H.M.S. Tweed and Grain—Jane 23. At Pernambuco : H.M.S. Ilsard, 6 days from Rio, to sail June 30th for England—June 28. MILITARY. SOLDIIIII° LODGING MONIT.—The following circular has been lamed to the paymaste W rs:— ar -effice, 25th July, 1849. Sir,—With reference to the allowance granted in the Queen's warrant of let July, 1818, of one penny a-day each to s ings permitted, as an indulgence, to And their own lodgings_ when their corps is in quarters, which allowance is isolable only to married soldiers, and to no greater num ber than six for each troop or company, as stated in article 313 of the War-office explanatory directions, I have the honour to sequaint you that her Majesty, in gruious con sideration for the further comfort of the marred soldier, and with a view to facilitate the separation of the married from the single men in barrack-rooms, has been pleased to com mand that a lilt, allowance of cue pen , y a-day each shall also be granted to the cavalry and Infantry of the line sta tioned is - barracks, both at home and abroad, to such married soldiers, mot exceeding three for every hundred men, includ ing un-mommistioned officers and rank and file, as shall restive trem the ettananding-t dicer similar permission. All daises fee this allowance at home, whether the corps be in quinine/ ht barracks, are to be prepared and forwarded in the coarse prescribed in article 355 of the War-office explana tory directions. In stating the Claim', the mums of the men e and the period and mount of the claim for emit, are to be specified, with a certificate from the eommar.ding-officer that the mu, being married, and having their wives er children present with the r.giment, were permitted by him to find their own lodgings for the periods stated ; and in the ease of a corps in barracks, a eertifimate from the barrack muter that the said men did not receive accommodation is barracks for the said periods, is also to be annexed to the claim.—F. KAUAI. Talton IN UUBLIN.-69k Dragoon Claude, 6th Dra goons, 17th Drag. one, 2nd battalion I st Foot , 2 nd Foot ( R Queen's Royal), 40th Foot. 48th Foot, 66th Foot, 601 ifles (2nd battalion). At the end of this week the above force will be increased by the arrival in Dublin of the fol lowing regiments, viz.: 7th Hussars (fru Newbridge), Bth Haman (from the um station), Artillery (from kenny), let battalion 7 1 st Regt. (front Naas). Thus, on the Queen's arrival at the Irish capital, the above regiments will form the Dublin garrison to add to the Mot of her Majesty's visit. OBITUARY or Orricana.—According to the "Army List," dated War-office, yesterday, the following casue.tiee by death have been reputed to the Hove Guards since the last publication. Lieutenant-Colonels —English, E., died Jane 30, 1849; M. L 9 Geyt, lath Jersey Troop, July 4. lifejen—Fenwick, 13th Foot, July 14; C. Campbell, la.. 614 Foot, Jane 30. Captains—Smell, R.R., July 10; Powell, lit W. I. R-et., pulsate home from Africa, May 5; D. Campbell, A.A., July 14; D. Brown, late Bth Vet Bat., July 7; J. H. Baldwin, Coat., Jun* 10; J. Parker, Coat., Kay 8. Lieutenants—Penes, 12th Foot, July 21; Cassidy, 61st Foot, May 17 ; Dilkee, 61st Foot, June 4; Cleveland, Lieut.-Col. North Devon Militia, July 6; Stobie. 4th Vet. Bat., June 25; Mount, half pay waggon train June 4,• Austin, h. p., 42nd Foot, July 16 ; D. Frew, b. p. 63rd Foot, May 11. O'Sullivan, h. p. 9 8 th Foot, Marsh 18 ; Lyster, h. p. Bth German Bat.. June 19 ; Zerbi, k. p. Corsican Rangers, March 31. Cornets—Kitimat, 16th Lancers, July 7 ; Schaumaun, King's German Legion, Ma 21. Quartermaster Magrath, 3rd W. I. Regt., Jane 8. t Comenissery-0. neral Toweeland, July 9 . Surgeons —Birrell, b. p. stiff. July 18; Roberson, h. p. 12th Foot, July 23. A s sistant-Surgeon Heimberg, h. p. Brunswick 1141447 y, Feb. 17. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1849. MEDICAL ROYAL COLLIE/2Z OF SUROZONL—The following gentle men, having undergone the necessary examinations for the diploma, were admitted members of the college at the meet ing of the Court of Examinen on the 30th ult.:—Messrs. Charles Matthias Mellor, Reelesfield, near Ethefilad; Frede rick Bateman, Norwich ; Thomas Byron White, Shreecastle, Co Kilkenny; Thomas Llewellyn Nash, Dublin; Thomas Wilson, Elverstown • Blessington, Co. KiPare ; David Mor gan, Bodwigiad, 13reconshire ; John Rorie, Plymouth; Charles Augustus West, Consumption Hospital, Brampton ; John Wood, Bradford, Yorkshire ; Samuel Plumbs, Lon don ; and John C. Blackford, Broomagrove, Worcestershire. Dan=a Or Ma. ANDRAWS.—This gentleman expired at his town reel/eon, 81. Helen's-place, Bishopsgate street, on the 28th ult., in the 68th year of his age. Mr. John Goldwyer Andrews was for many years surgeon to the London Hospital, and at the time of his death was a mem , bar of the Council and Court of Examiners of the Royal College of Surgeons, of which institution he had been twice fleeted president. The deceased was a great patron of the fine arts ; his collection of paintings at his country seat, Glanbrydan, Carmarthenahire, being variously estimated of the value of from 13,0001. to 20,0001. By the death of shill gentleman a seat at the Council table and Beard of Exa misers of the College becomes vacant, also the sargeoacy to the Leaden Hospital SPORTING. GOODWOOD RACES. CHIOIEII7I2, MONDAY NIONT.—In addition to thou already published, the following hones have arrived. The Priestam, My Mary, Over-fork-over, Goodboy, Grief, Rem nant, Woolwich, Banter-la-Coupe, Thornhill, Muter Murray, and Jonathon Wild. Curios is not easing, and Lady Evelyn is very doubtful. The entries took place this evening at Goodwood, and on the whole were very satisfac tory, Craven and Cowden , stakes alone not having filled. Looking at the programme altogether, there is every reason to anticipate an abundance of hiably interesting sport each day. The weather is extremely fine, sad the course in the finest possible order. Daring the nee week the following parties will be enter tained at Goodwood aid Motet:omb Dale Puk, dre.—At Good wood : Duke and Duchess of Bedford, Duke and Duane of Beaufort, and Lady Henrietta Somerset, H. S. H. Prince Edward of Sue Weimar, Baron Brnnow, Marquis of Exeter, Earl Jerry, Earl and Countess of Eglintnn, Lord and Lady Stan'ey, Viscount Clifdsn, Lord Villiers, Earl of Uxbridge, Lord Canterbury, Earl and Countess of Chesterfield, Viscount Enfield, Eal of Bossborough, Earl Strathmore Earl of Glasgow, Hon. Col. and Mrs. Anion Col. Peel, H on. Fran cis V illi ers, Mr. and Lady Sophia D es; Vote, Sir R. Pigot, Mr. and Mrs. John Stanley, Hon. Capt. Ran, LIM George Manners, Mr. Chenille ' Mr. Payne, Lord W. Lennox, Lord Arthur Lennox, Lord Alexander Lmnos. Lord Henry Len nox, Lord Getrge Gordon Lennox, Mr. Gerard Start, Hon. Sr. George Foley, Mr. Percy Williams and Capt. Pellet At Dais Park (Marquis of Abercora's) : Earl and Countess of Granville, Earl and Counters of Sand% ieh, Viscount Jocelyn, Lord and Lady Sydney, Lord Como /Insult Lord D..fferin, and_ Mr.Wills.7At Wood End (Lady Geor- saa Bathurst's) : Earl Bathurst, Marquis and s Marehloi • - - Of Drogheda, and Miss Ponsentry.—At Meheentle (Eul of March'e): Col. A. Con, Mr. Newton Mr. MINA mud Mr. Rickard Smareet—At Avisford(Li ss ilizatmthissynell's) : Wee Paths, Earl and Countess N sad lady Fanny Nelson.—At Bcxgrove : Mr. Yrs gni r. L. of the R. H. G.—The officers of the woad battalion of the Paellise (lauds have a large party at the Barracks; a teat Vora Men pitched in the yard to contain fifty at dinner.—An knmenst number of fulnonables reached Brighton, Beeor,Wt,iddag and Chichester, by the afternoon trains. Everything. in fact, encourages the belief that the meetng will be a meat brilliant cue. TVZSDAT'S )UCl3io.—The number of events to be chronicled, and the late hoar to which the racing was pro- treated by the false start for the Orange H.ndicap, leave us Ito time to indulge it. preliminary observations. We mast be car int, therefore, to state briefly that the commencement of the meeting was in every respect highly favourable ; the weather was delightful, the racing interesting in the extreme, and the company at once numerous and fashionable, lulu& leg, la addition to those enumermed above, many perms of task and distinction. The Craven Stakes not having filled, the business of the day opened with a MATCH, 100, h ft. T.Y C. Mr. Gresillers Cariboo, 2 yea, OM 71b (Doekeray), beat Duke of Richmond's Mirror, 3 yrs, Sm 71b (Finnan), by • length. 6t02 en Cariboo. Ran in 1 min. 24 see. Onsagoz Braun (Handicap) of 10 son. each, with 100 sated, the second to receive 25 son. oat of the stakes. Lest mile and a half. (17 salm.) ter. Payne's Sauey 'Dili. 3 pea,713311, ......(Doekersyi 1 Mr. Gravities Claim, 3 yrs. 74 710 (Nauman War. Bolt's Greschis, 3 ns, Mt lib (P. 'Warr 3 The above roes was run twice the first heat being won oirootly by Sauey Dick, Clarissincond, and Could& third. The betting before starting for it was 6 to 2 against Clarifies, 3le I against Syrup, and sto 1 each against Cosachia and it. Antonio. It was discovered, however, that the horses bad been started from the mile and-a-quarter post, and a fresh start was ordered. The Flea and Rodney, who ran in the false start, were afterwards drawn. We should add that • question arose uto whether the bets ought to stand, the horns, as some alleged, not having gone to the post. The stewards, however, decided that inasmuch as they had been e. piled upon to go to the post," as mentioned in the Jockey Club rule No. 40, they mud be considered to be p.p. g m the actual nee the prices were even on Saucy Da, 3 to 1 against Clarissa, and sto 1 spina Cosachia . This heat emu off precisely as the last, Saucy Dick making all the play and winning by a length, and only a head between se cond and third. Rua in 2 min. 47 see. Istainzrans' PLATe of 60 sovs.,•added to a sweepstakes of 6 OM. each; 2 yr.olds, bet 71b; three, 7st 91b; four, tics 4lb; Am tot 111 b ; six sad aged. 94. The winner to be 100 woo if demanded, &a T.Y.C. (8 outs) iltolimodi The Seraph. 3 yes. (J. Mareani 1 Oi. TONI. 4 Tr 4 (Flainsen Wool lidomeo l's Pell Nell, 3 yea ( P . Bak: Berinrrralll3 et 300 son. each, h ft ; for 4 Finds, San. flit 71b ; 21b; the second to save his stake. About tins age lad Ivo folksy. 1 Instiwi 11:tar 1414 ;r 13 . 1 (Robinwa t N • to Ow! Olin &Odd. 6 to 2 opt Latiotout, i ot Boibiter. Oka &dig took the had at lime* Mimi by Bookbitor, Loodobuto, sad Ng Dar. vandals, in the order we give their names; and, as they started, so they finished, Glen fiaddel winning el.verly half a length, Loadstone a vary bad third , and Nil Deep.- random beaten in the fist two mi:es. Run in 7 min. 37 INKS. HAY &rums of 100 eon. each, h ft, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Sac 101 b ; fillies, des 71b; flub and dub allowed, &e. ; the second to receive 200 son. out of the stakes. T.Y.C. (34 subs.) OA. Peel'i Hardtop., rat 101 b mac c i rlattinal 1 Kr. Bowes's c by Epirus out of Mickleton en 10lb ( Butler) I Melklam's The Italian, est 10Ib (Templentan) 3 Estdng: fl iv 4 eget Tingle, 9 to 4 eget The Italian, 9 to 2 aget Hardinge, and 6 to I each ey,st Epirus e and Hamm. manna. Tingle, Cora, ana The formed the w:- vaned division to the disuse/ ; The Italian then took up the running, closely waited on by Harding. and the Epiros colt ; this trio closed opposite the stand, and a beautiful race ensued, Harding. finally pulling the fielders through by a head. and the Epirus colt having a similar advantage over The Italian. Run in 1 min. 23 Sec. 11:101Cm, 1001., htt T.Y C. Mr. Payne's Crucible, Bst. 71b. (Flatman), beat Duke or Richmond's Buffalo Gal, Bet. 21b. (Templeman) by half a length. 7t04 on Crucible. Run in 1 min. 25 see. Gaartvienn STAIRS. of 100 sore. each, h ft, three year olds ; col• s 8 st. 101 b., fillies Bst. 51b. ; 3 lb. and 6 lb. allowed, and the second to receive 2fo sow., and the third to save his stake. Mile and a helL (60 rubs.) Col. Peers Todasor Ise 11b. (Merl 1 Dlr. Herbert's Hahn II 1014 (Robinson 7 Dlr. Herbert's eldssy, lSlb To ly lord Eiptlatores lkikk Sat 41k (Mar w) nir Monek's Irwirgesed. Ist 1111 b (F. Butler) ier. Grandehe's Rochester, Bst 7th 'ilk Maui 6 Betting: 8 to 6 on Tadmor, 3 to 1 @got Beim, tag 4 to 1 egst Herbert. Sidney made the running, followed by Her bert; Beim next, and Tadmor fourth. There was no change until they reached the distance, where Tadmor and Herbert joined Sidney, and the former aking the lead opposite the stand, ran home a very easy winner by a length ; half • length between second and third. Belo*, a bad forth. Run in 2 min. 50 sec. L STALES of 60 110 TI, each, 30 ft ; for 2-yr old colts, fist 71b; 31b; winners 61b extra; the second to save his stake. Half a mile. (18 subs.) Mr. Gordon's William the Conqueror, BA 71b (Ptatmsn) 1 Mr. Gordon nd The Wren, Pat 31b Mr. Aretutall's Raw Pompon, Bat 315. (Tempteman 3 Mr. Ramsbottom's Manurseturer, Bat 7lb Mr. V. CLake's it. Agnes, Bat 3lb (Rogers Manic, 601, h ft.—Mr. Gordon's Little Jack, list 71b (Nat), beat Mr. Dorrien's Cisarielsa, Elet 3.b (W. Howlett). Won easy. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. GOODWOOD STAYER. 5 to 1 apt Clermont 14 to 1 apt Tophana (t). 10 to 1 Giallo (t). 16 to 1 Hornpipe 10 to 1 Maid of Lyme (t). I2oto 1 Fire-eater. 10 to 1 Van Diemen. 120 to 1 Over-fork-over. 10 to 1 Collinewoed. :.5 to 1 Maid of Huhu& 11 to 1 Plaudit (t). DERBY. 20 to 1 apt Hardlnee (t). I 40 to 1 apt Italian (t). 25 to 1 Ghillie Callum (t). I CRICKET. SIXTEEN GENTLEMEN OF SURREY 'AGAINST ELEVEN PLAYERS OF ENGLAND. . This grandmatch Co;;;;;lM;l4.7;ti;ysTlfinnington Oval, when it will be seen that the gentlemen won by 30 runs. The following is the score: GLMTLIYIN. 1111 inn. 2n4 Inn. T. Gardner, req., e Breekwell, b Dean • l9 b Chester T. Cravat, 'ER , s Adams, b Dean 6 b Chester W. Baker, Req., o Dew, b Adam. 20 c Brown, b Chester 0 C. Colton, Fag, 1 bele b Shearman 15 e Chester, b Dean 1 C. Hume, Esq., e Bro wn, b Adams 12 e Adams, b Cbester lO C. H. Hoare, req., ran out Adams req., e Hammond, b 3 o Hammond b Ullywhite 2 G. it. Burgett, EN., st Brown, b Dean 8. Whitebftd, req., b Adams l2 at Brown, b Chester 0 H. J. Hoare, EN., run out J. Wainer, Req., b Adame 8 b Sherman 4 H. Alts, teq .10 w, b Dean 4 not out P. P. Miller, req., a Brcekweel, b Dean 4 b Lillywalte 0 H. Mortimer. req.. Ibw, b Adams 8 e Chester, b Lillywhite Captain White, not out 7 run out 3 W. DEOLKIN Esq., a Dean, Mem- Wen II b ®carman 2 b ,w I,nb Total l4 Total 7l Purees. let inn. 2nd inn. Adana, bßarese c Mortimer, b Craven 2 W. Pilch, b Craven 1 b Raman Rammed, c Bdrnett, b Crams ... 2 c and b Craven.....— ... C. Brown, run out b (7rseen Choate, b Crams Dean, c Baker, b aven Julius Cower, b Cr Mt. . Broekwell, b Atte 43 c Wary, b ewes Sharman, b Miller 3 b Crams I Gayer, a Cnits It, b Ctavat Lillywbite, not out 0 sot out b 10,w 11,nb 2l b4w1.ab1.....-.. 4 Total 134 It4al —. 46 TOWER REGATTA. This regatta, which ranks raiAetEiiiiln aquatic matches, was contended for yesterday by six free watermen of the Tower-stairs. A new skiff and other prises were sub•cribtd for by the gentry and tradesmen of the vicinity. The dis tance was from off Quern's-stsirs, Tower, sad round St. Katherine's Dock Busy, opposite the entrance and Eel Chain to the place of starting; twice round each heat. The arrangements of the manager (particularly throe of not allowing outriggers and promptitude of starting) gave gene. ral satisfaction. The sport, which was very good, came off as fellows: MOT MILT. Thomas Omani .. .7 , afrd - , 1 Nr. erws:uoyd Mat nine; o John Finals (Yellow) 0 The superiority of Osman was quite evident. He wen; right away from Isis men and won cleverly. -.. George JunVette es (Green Benjamin George h urgitroyd This was a well-mutated heat, =I wee atter struggle. —•- 1 0 0 • bard The two Let men of the lint and second hems rowed for this. Blue 1 John Finnie Yellow 0 George Murgitroysi ....... 11'1'4 ( 0 0 Befljtgaiil Vane Ltht blue took the hod, and won by some is length.. of the The winner of the third hat and the first sac first and second heats contended for the grand heat. Mama Osman (Rai 1 George Junes (Green 0 Willi= Murgitroyd (Light Blue 0 They were all together for a short distance, when red set down to his work, soon left his opponents, and won easily. RICHMOND TRADESMEN'S REGATTA. This event came off yesterday, and afforded some very excellent sport, Eighteen competitors rowed in four heats for a pair of silver oars and other prizes, the gift of a gen tleman who has distinguished himself as an aquatic amateur; and the whole thing passed off very agreeably, affording con siderable gratification to the spectators. Edward Log and fils;;;FliZret" (Light Blue) 1 Robert Gregory sad Edward Peek ( Red 0 Joseph Eden and Charles Conseil (Purple 0 They st‘rted at Croae-deeps, and rowed to the Castle at Richmond. The men went away oar and oar, and kept closely together until they reached Twickenham Eyot, when the winner, who bad had • alight lead from immediately after the start, began to draw away more freely, and won by floe on six lengths. John Teams and Wiliam &Zan —. (Crimson) 1 Benjamin Newell and William Newell ...(Dark Blue) o Charles Oura awl David Field were entered but did not come to the post. It was a capital race down to Haut-kill, where the steend boat, unfortunately, got in the weeds. T. Teams and O. Dean (Blue and Whits) 1 T. Trouteidge and W. Halt (Swale and Blue) 0 Sinemoods and T. Brennen (Bad and White) 0 After a bulling start, the winners took the lead, and went well in advance ; the other two maintained a neck-and-neck race nearly to London-bridge. FINAL KILT. J. Teams and W. Dean 1 Lome and Sweat 2 T. Teams and °. Dean 0 A famous start was succeeded by some sharp pulling, when T. Teams and partner ' in the heat of the conflict, fouled Long and Sweet, who had been oar and oar with them from the start. Light blue claimed the foul. and became second to crimson, the other pair being dkqualifled, but rowing down in advance of the party. Messrs. Harpour and Raven abaw umpired the match, Wheeler making an excellent manager. At the conclusion of the races, the competitors sat down to an excellent supper at Mr. Coxhall's, the Talbot Hotel Tap. !Lab) iinteUtgence. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-YESTERDAY. Bin= ILL Coonasenown Fars. Ix u DEI47LILD, This was the first misting for the proof of debts and choice of obligee** in the bankruptcy of Edward Thomas Delafleld, who was described as a brewer, of Mivart's Hotel, Willow bank, Fulham, and C Long-acm. The court was crowded, but there was not a attendanst of credi tors. Mr. Lawrence appeared as so tor under the Bet; Messrs. Beaks and Son, of Fish-street-bill, are the aeoount ants. The petitioning creditor Is Mr. E. G. Emrilleld, of Horsham, whose debt Is 4,8961. for money lent and Interest. The failure, as is well known, arose oat of the bankrupt's scansion with the Italian Opera-house, Covent-gardeu. He was represented on this °session by Mr. Lewis, solicitor. A proof for 4871., on a Judgment, tendered by Mr. John Beaky, stone mason, for work done and materials supplied to a home at Willow Bank, Fulham, as a proof on the joint 'Mete of Mr. Delafleld and Mr. Webster, gave rim to some Uttle discussion as to the liability. Mr. Begley deposed that the work we. dose at Willow Bank, which was In their joint occupation. Mr. Webster gave him the older, In the presence of lir. Delafleld, who. bowed want. They were both well kunst to be residing there, sad had beta so two yam. Had brought his mace against both the parties. Mr. 0. F. Lanham said he had said for Mr. Bosley, and Mr. Appleby gene an undertaking for both parties to appear to the proem. They bad evidence of the joint oe tenancy. Just bows vial, judgment was given against Mr. Mr. LlPitalle• produced a deed made between the bank rupt, Mr. Webster, and Mr. Beds, in with* the joint owns ship of the furniture in the hoses wee recited. His Honour win inclined to think that there was a right of moof against the separate estate ; but, after his attention had been called to some recent cues, said that the decisions appeared to contradict each other, and the proof must stead over. Mr. Blowier, property-maker it Covent Gard. n Theatre, sought to prove for 871. He stated that he bid been engaged at a salary of el. a week, and considered himself sea clerk er servant. It was his duty to supply daggere, blunder busses, and any other articles that might be wanted. The ounntiasioner said he could only consider him as a workman, and order the payment of 40e. in full. But he understood there were no meets in this care ? Mr. Lawrence—Not at present, air? Uultimately, his Honour decided to reject Mr. Seeley's proot; olirirtiog that there was no revon in support of tither of the cues more than tho other, but be must adhere to the decitiin last wade. The creditor might sue Webster, who must be taken to be solvent, in the absence of any proof to the contrary. The amount o' proofs placed on the file was 6,800/., the principal debt being that of Mr. EvereBeld, above stated. He was unanimously appointed trade assignee. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT. Lzwes, 'nit 31. The commission for the county of Sussex was opened nn Monday, by the Chief Baron, at this place ; and, contrary to the usual custom, his lordship afterwards proceeded to charge the grand Jury and commenced disposinv of the cri minal business In his charge to the grand the Chief Baron Blinded to the case of Mary Ann. Geering, who a ands charged upon four indictments with the off nee of wilfully administering poison to her chi'dren, and thereby causing the death of three of them, in order to obtain the fee from a burial society to which she belonged; end he remarked that offences of this description had become frequent, and it would be much better if societies of such a deserietit n were to adopt a different mode of msnaging their business, so as not to hold out the inducement which they afforded at pre sent for the commission of the crime of murder. Both courts sit this roweling, the Chief Baron presiding on the criminal side, and Mr. Baron Alderson at nisi prim. The cense list is numerically light, there being only f urteen eases entered ; but it is said that some of them will occupy a considerable time. Mr. Baron Alderson was engaged nearly the whole of the day in trying a common jury cause, " Hunt et. Hunt," in which the question involved was a he. thee certain covenants in a farm lease had been violated by the tenant, and the details of which were utterly uni ;- Westing. The grand jury in the course of the day returned true bills in all the charges of murder by poisoning. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. WARWICI, JULY 31. NISI PIUTIL—BIPOILI MIL BAUON PAllilt. TIONNioN O. MAXDII.—DDIPVTE BETWIIIII RAILWAY ENG magus. Mr. Whiteharst and Mr. Willmore were counsel for the plaintiff; Mr. Hantfrey and Mr. Macaulay for the de fendant. This was an action to recover & balance 'Urged to be due to the plaintiff, en engineer, by the defendant, also a railway engineer. It was proved for the plaintiff that he bed been employed by the defendant, on the Brand Junction and Midland hue of railway, and afterwards was sent to take the levels necessary fur the pro jected railway from Dever to Bristol, which undertaking was afterwards abandoned. It was for the servic, a rendered on the latter line that the action was brought, and es, during the railway pressure in October and November, 1845, the remuneration to engineers was very liberal, five guineas a day was claimed for personal work and an addi tional sum for contingent expenses and travelling. The jury allowed the plaintiff at three guineas a day, which, with the expenses, amounted to 1911. 3s. This was I reduced by set-off to 161.3 a., for which sum a verdict was ultimately entered for the plaintiff. nowt, Courr.—Heroaa Mn. .Icrrice Oniamos. GRAND JURY PRESENTMRNT.—JCVENILE OFFENDERS. This body having come to a termination of its labours, presented that the county of Warwick has conducted an asylum for the reformation of offeoden, for twenty-nine pan that they were convinced, by the result of long experience, that it was not only a natianal duty, but • clear case of political expediency, and of too- Dom?. to make provision for the reformation of juvenile offenders ; that they were also persuaded that it was utterly impoosiole to maintain an institution for the reformation of juvenile offenders on a scale commensurate with the wants of the county, without the aid of compulsory payment* fur its support, and they therefore recommended that a bill be introduced in the next session of parliament, which shall enable counties by means of compulsory payments, with proportionate assistance from the consolidated fund, to make provision for the reformation or juvenile offender*, and that power should he given in such bill to the magistracy to re commend such juvenile offenders for emigration as they might deem fit. The presentment was signed by the fore sails, Sir Francis Shuckburgh. His lordship said that he scarcely thought he could take cog nizance of the presentment. every one interested, however, in the subject felt it was one of the armtest importance, and he had no doubt but the attention of government would be more particularly directed to the matter. He could only say that it should be forwarded to the proper quarter. The jury were then dismissed, having brought their labour to • concluslogi. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. CHANGE OP Ittenaziiusiirer.Jo.lTiensfead was charged with having embezzled the earn of 201., the property of Mr. annum, trunk maker, In tirocerv-asit.miirt The prosecutor, it appeared, sent the prisoner with a 201 cheque to the house of Lspte and Co. for cash. The cheque was cashed, but the prisoner disappeared with the money. Upon being taken into custody be acknowledged to the policeman that be had got the money, and on be log accused before the Lord Mayor, he slid he had been induced to com mit the robbery by another person, who bad seen him en trusted with a cheque for 301. some days before, and tl - sorrow that they had not none off with the proved.. His accomplice had, he said, shared the 201. with him, alter having been supplied with clothes by him in Petticoat lane, and but for the arguments of that person he never would have thought of taking anything that was not his own. The prisoner was committed for trial. WORSHIP-STREET.. - - - WHOLESALE SWINDLIrIO.—John Wright, alias Joseph Hume, Mary Wright, his wife, alias Madame Loraine, and a young woman, named Charlotte Richards, who had acted throughout in the capacity of maid servant, were brought ip for re-examination,chsrared with feloniously obtaining a too table and cry chair, each of the value of six guineas, from Mr. John Comfort, an upholsterer, at Islington. The court was densely crowded with tradesmen from ell parte of the metropolis, anxious to prefer charges against them of frau lulently obtaining goods of almost every imaginable deseription. Th• particulars of the first examination appeared about a week since, and it is therefore only necessary to state that the female ptiaoner Mary Wright celled upon the prosecutor on the 20th of July, and ordered a quantity of oil-cloth, which she directed to be sent to a very respectabk looking cottage in the Honney-road. This article was there delivered, and the next morning the male prisoner called and paid for it, and carelessly examining several 100 tables and easy chain, appeared very indifferent about the price of them, and, selecting the two before mentioned, desired them to be sent for his " lady's" approvA, who would return them if not liked. The articles were left, no money whatever being paid for them, and when he called three days afterwards for his goods or their value he found the house shut up. Spinks, an officer of the N division, was then employed to ferret them out, snit atter • great deal of difficulty he traced them to a mansion in the Grove, at Hackney, containing eleven or twelve rooms, which had been taken by the male prisoner in the name of Joseph Hume, and having secured the whole of the prisoners while surreptitiously leaving the premises before daylight the following morning, each carrying large bundles of property obtained from different trades men, lodged them in the station. On going back to search the house the parlours were found to be elegantly furnished with entirely new furniture, amongst I which was the first prosecutor's; tut these were the only apartments that could be really called to, though the absence of furniture in the rest of the rooms was amply made up by large quantities of other property, consisting, besides the articles now produced by the officers, of glass, ladies wearing apparel, silver goods, and jewellery, and which, as now stated by the police, will form the subjects for the other chines. Several cases were then gone into, and numbers of trades. ' men pressed forward to prefer charges ; but the quantity of other business prevented the magistrate's taking them, and • the prisoners were remanded till that day week upon six cases, and fully committed for trial for feloniously stealing the property in a seventh ems, the magistrate refusing to accept any amount of bail. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. WEDNIBDAY, Aro. 1, 1849. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. Course of Wind. B =. of Gentle Breese GenUr Breese Calm on Imre Gelb Ono= Cleads Neer Owilis lime Oft _ Owls Inas Atm. isere Oalm _ Goads Deem Iftvag Iltere Strew arms Gads limos arm kers Mem m Mob li la mn Iltriegneisse Slang Inns Onde Orme dzaselleser Gads Brew Path Were Straw Ilreues Gentle Brom Gads Proess Gentle Lam Btroag Inas Iltrceilkaime Partially Cloudy Qoa ?aridly Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially CkroAly Partially Cloudy Partially Coady Clonal= . _ Partially Cloody = 7 Cie" award MEINIy Cloudy =yaoody Posed aoody !NOW Cloody NMI amody he* Cloudy asifhis_ Partially and, Partially aludy Partially Only Partially Cloudy From the LONDON GAZETTE.—Tuesday, July 31, Lamm Livremts, Waterloo-read, BANKRUP builder TS. , to imrrender Aog. 13 at 2, and Sept. 18 at 12, at Basinghall-atreeL Sots., Pocock and Poole, Bartholomew-close; off. wig , Groom, Abchurch-latie. Gummi Price Hiu., Fleet-street, City, common carrier, Aug. 15 at 11, and Sept. 18 at 111, at Basinghall.stre,t. Sole., Marra. Smith, Southampton-buildings, Holborn ; of. wig., Groom, Abehurelt lane. WILLIAM I/ADAM, Milton-next-Gravemend, Kent, newspaper pro prietor, Aug. 9 and Sept. IS, at 1, at Rudngliall-stteet. Sol., Benham, Essex.street, Strand ; off. wig., Edwards, Erode rick's.place, Old Jewry. Jour Lonosorrom, Le wi s, machine and engine manufacturer, Aug. 14 and Sept. 4, at 12, at Ueda Court. Sots, Hartley, Southampton. street, Bloomsbury, and Payne and Co., Letds; of. assig., Hope, Leeds. WILLIAM liotnaT MATIIVIIT.WOHISIIHI, hauler, Aug. 11 and Sept. 1, at 12, et Birmingham Court. Sole., Stallard, Wonweter, and Suck. ling, Birmingham; of. wig., Whi'more, Birmingham. THOMAS I'ALT/li/d1241., King-street, Holborn, boot:meta, Aug. 10 and Sept. 7, at 1, at Rwingbadanreet. Sol., May, QWM11•11:1111Ia, Blooms bury ; off. wig., Ntutue. Badngha.l. street. WILLIAM Pran g , Denanport, cabinet maker, Aug. 9at 1, and Sept. 4at 11, at Exeter Court. Sole., renkivil, West-street, Finsbury circus ; Beer and Rundle, Devonport, and Stogdoo, Exeter; wig., Ilemiunan, Exeter. GOYIM 11011111111 and ROXICILT BOOMS, Tasyclawdd, Deabighshire, coal and Iron roasters, Aug. 20 and Sept. 6, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sole, Oliver, Old Jewry; James and Owen, Wrexham, and Evans and Son, Liverpool; off. assig., Morgan, LlveryooL boors Pons, Colchester, Essex, Innkeeper, Aug. 10 and Sept 7 at 111, at Rasinghall.etreet. Sol., Cross, Surrey-street, StriM ; of. wig., Cuomo, Biratin.latie. Joan TAB, Epper Eaton.street, Plebe, tea dealer, Aug, 15 at 1, and Sept. 18 at 12i, at Easingball-ati cot. got., Hayes, Craig's-court, Charing-maw; off. wig., Groom, Abchureh-lane. BANKTUPTCY SUPERSEDED. July IS. Same= Hagar Lamy Jun., High.street, Ringsland, jewel:cr. LNEOLVENT PESTI - LONERS. AT PORTt7OAT. smarm. I. Ammasnra, High Holborn. biscuit baker. H. R. Bamira, Jews ?emit, Oxford, tai or. E. 13ocass, Bride, Sussex. sericulture! labourer. C. Burster, North-place, npitalfields, fruit salesman. T. COOWAT, Stoke Abbott, Donetshire, beer-shopkeeper. H. R. Coorsa, Isworth, Suffolk, surgeon. J. COTLIT, Ashtan.under.L)ne, Lancashire, dealer in ale. R. Coarser, Chorlton- upon nMedlock, alanchester, Job er. N. DANIT.I.I., Albert-terrace, Westbourne-green, mechanical dentist. J. FAOAN, New North-road, Holton , painter an di Wainer. IL FAIRER, Waterford-road, WRlRRUl.4rftell, Fulham, comedian. J. FIXDALT, CbOrlioll-upon-MediOCß, Manchester, joiner. 11. W. 0. FISCHER, Seymour-place, Camden-town, attorney's clerk, W. Forum, Blackburne, Lancashire, tea dealer. W. GRRYARD, St. Helen's, Lancashire, tea dealer. W. llamiso:sn r Ilulme Manchester, licensed victualler. J. HANDLEY, Deansgate , Manchester, tailor and draper. H. Hanosaavaspurnley.Lanciehlre, butcher. I. Jose., thryrlascar, Mmltamnerysh‘re, HAnnel manufacturer. R. Kasacanisa, Manchester, shoe-manufacturer. Caaatorrs Noreen, Wharton-street, Pentonvilie. J. LILATER, Oldham-place, Bsgnigge Wellaroad,tarlaackingmanufsen turer. J. Lawn Peterehureh, Herefordshire, farmer. J. Maissama., Leyton, Essex, carpenter. .1. Hammen, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, sand and lime dealer. J. MOCLDINCI, Blackburn, Lancashire, becreeller. R. S. Ninneu., Bridgewater-street. Somers's-town. J. C. Powsm., Llaneammarch, Brecknockshire, farmer. J. SHAW, DeansgateeMancheAter, wood turner. W. SMITH, King-street, Mile.end, wholesale milliner. C. START, Brentwood, Essex, blacksmith. G. J. en 'armor, Spring.eadens, Manchester, =lister. T. BeRTUNOTON, Derby, clerk. M. Buren, King's Lynn, Norfolk, general dealer. 2. Bono, Southleigh, Oxford, licensed victualler. H. CLAIM Whitloo,lllSWleb, farmer. T. Co:, Ormingham, glancutter and lustremaker. A. Ilsarsa, Birmingham, builder. 11. Jensen, Clodork, Hereford, farmer. A. Narnaw, Bishop Wearmouth, Durham, clothier. J. TINDOLL, Blackwood Monmouth, beer retailer. D. J. Ries, Manchester, schoolmaster. J. WooDertUtD, Toiler Porcorum, Dorset, oordwainer. raisomma, on rasa °WM MITTTIOSS. J. Aratirson, Leeds, publican. U. Avisue, Robert Town, Yorkshire, shopkeeper. J. Beam, York, boot and shoe maker. J. BEAUMONT, Hepworth , Yorkshire, cloth nianutactui J. Bowing, Glossop, Derbyshire, farmer. T. CAMBIUMS, York, butter merchant. G. Davison, Leeds, 00133101SSion agent. J. Domes, Sruttonolton, Devorohrre, yeoman. H. FARNIMAW, Holinfirth, Yorkshire, cloth manufactt J. M. Femme, Leeds, lodging-home-keeper. T. GASFORTR, Wastal, Yorkshire, publican. H.Governear., Sheffield, journeyman paver plater. J. °MATTA New Mill, Yorkshire, licensed victualler. A. limos, Huddersfield, woollen yarn spinner. J. Mum, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, book-keeper. IL Ilstasnaw, Dewsbury Yorkshire, innkeeper. Jana 110I.MON, Leeds, maistant innkeeper. J. JACKSON, Brotherion, Yorkshire larder. J. Jenninue, Upper Marsh, Yorkshire, farmer's labourer. T. Iris, Sheffield, file smith. J. S KAT, York, onmvercial traveller. F. Kane, Lords, paperhanger. J. W. Kwo, Richmond, Yorkshire, corn miller. J. Lynam...re, Leeds, dealer in oil-cloths. K. MAMMAL', Lower Moor, Haigh, titzby, Yorkshire, woollen twister. J. MARSUALL, Raetrie.k, Yorkshire, shoemaker. J. MARSHALL, Restricts, Yorkshire, Meth finisher. W. Memoir, Hurmirate, Yorkshire, shopkeeper. C. MORTIMIR, Great Morton, Yorkshire, labourer. J. Mormon, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, labourer. .1. NAYLOR, Leeds, cloth manufacturer. W. STAMM'!" Idle, Bradford, Yorkshire, journeyman clothier. T. Cruxes, York, butcher. J. SWITMSNIANK, Flukey, Yorkshire, journeyman clothier. J. Santarem" Chapel.emle•Frith, Derbyshire, shoemaker. C. TAYLOR, MirSeld, Yorkshire, common brewer. .1. G. Trimmer', feeds, chemist. G. WRIGHT, Leeds, hairdresser. J. Twang, Leeds, labourer. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. THOMAS COURTESY and GrORGE Coverrar, Old Jewry, City, clothiers —final die. of &L., Aug. 2, and two subsequent Thursdays, at Sums feld's, BasinghalLetrect. Juno BRYANT MOM DURANT, SIOWUTSCy, Somersershire, grocer— ' let div. of as., Aug. 8, rind any subsequent Tuesday or Friday, at Hernaman'o, Exeter. WILLum limn and sons, Gornersal, Yorkshire-3rd and final div. of 3d., Aug. 1, and any subsequent day, at Young's, Leeds. Genius Mormon Leeds, paper stainer—let die., on subsequent =re. of 2s. 13:1., July 11, and any subsequent day, at Young's, AkTEIUR MOWBILAT, GNOMIC LEWIS 11OLLINOSWONTII, JOHN WILTHF.R ELL, WILLIAM SHIELD% WILL/AM BOULTON, and WILLIAM RICHARD Cruces, Durham and Darlington, Durham; Thirsk, Yorkshire; and Lothbury, City, beakers—final div. of Old., Aug. 2, and two subsequent Thursdays, at Stansfeld's, BoainghathstreeL Join. Winrwourn, Leeds, millwright-2nd din. of ld., and, on sub sequent proof% Be. Id., Aug. 1, and any subscqnent day, at Young's, Leeds. DIVIDENDS.—Aug. 21. A. Gardiner, jun., Chepstow ' Monmouth shire, Umber and bark merchant — Aug. 21 . C. Reeves, 13ath, marble =ACM. CERTIFICATES to be panted, unless mamba shown to the contrary, ea the day of meeting. Aug. 21. A. Knight, We-tmeon, Hampshire, miller—Aug. 21. T. Sliver, St. Ann's-place, Limehouse, auctioneer. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by the Vice-Chanoellor acting la Bankruptcy, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before Aug. 21. J. Armitage, Linthwaite, Yorkshire, innkeeper—G. Bogs. Liver pool, merchant—J. Cobb, Northumbi , rkind-stri et, Strand, boarding and lodging-house keeper—J. Frampton, Genie Abbas, Dorsetshire, glove manufacturer—J. Rogers, Shrewsbury, hop dealer-0. Simons, King's.square, Goswell-road, watch manufacturer—C. Starks, jun., Southampton, builder—J. Steller Manchester, cornmiseion agent 2. Write , High Holborn, liceneed victualler —R. Webster, and It. Webster, jun., Cornbill, City, chronometer makers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. WILLIAM WILSON, Campbellfierl, brick maker, Aug. 6 and V, at Comrie's Royal Hotel, Glasgow. PARTNERSHIPS DDISTILVED.—L. Ahlborn and J. Ablbnrn, Liverpool, haberdashers—J. Becket and W. Child, Wakefield, York shire, auctioneers-O. W. Bischoff and T. Bischoff, Leeds, wood mer chruns—lt. Bradley, W. Barrows, jun., and J. Hall, jun., Wednes field, Staffordshire, goal masters—T. Brashaw ' J. Brashaw, and J. Allen, Sheffield, coal miners—S. Bury and J. Price, Manchester and Shevington, Lancashire, coal meters —E. Chipperfield and J. Walker, Liverpool, ale and porter dealers—J. Davis, T. Dodsworth, and S. Kirk, Yelper, Derbyshire, nail manufacturers—W. Demme and B. Mitchell, Dublin, gime merchants—W. Dickinson and U. Sims, Shelton, Staffordshire, refiners of borax—T. Emmett, J. Ha rocks, and S. Horrocks, o:dham, Lancashire, cotton spinners J. Jamieson, chairman, and A. Dines, secretary, on behalf of the Kirkaldy, Leith, and Newhaven Ferry Steamboat Company—H. J. Lewes and A. W. Forsyth, Yardley -strett, Wilmington-square, and Andrew's-road, Southwark, fancy statioaers—Ch Pattison. F. H. Mkt" J. Partition, and J. Bromine, Glasgow and New York, so ter as regards J. Brownlie—J. Scott, J. Piney, and H. Tardier, 13bef =manufactures, so far as regards J. St—R. Shepherd and Vim, Exeter, wine and spirit merchants—A. Tofield and T. Own, Sheffield, horn bait and scale manufacturers—A. Wade, J. Itlehordeen. T. Stock, J. Skerratt, J. Greenhough, T. Ellison, mad W. Iffillatin, Knight's Grange, Cheshire, salt proprietors—lL Win. gaol sad B. Wahl, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchants. PUBLIC SALES. JrLY 31.—8 y Messrs. HVYDIIREYB and Wair.ex, at the Mart.—Freehold villa residence, called Willesden Lodge, Willesden-green, let on lease for 501. per annum-7701. Freehold residence called East Ham House, with pleasure grounds, &c., occupying four acres-1,9201. Freehold cottage, Barkiog-road, let for 181.8x.-3501. Messrs. Ronnurs, CY•vwtcn and Woon, at the Mart.— Two dwelling-houses, Springfield-villss, Kilburn, let for 1001., held for 95 years at 181. 18L—sold for 9901. Family residence, 3, Upton-villas, let fey 801., held for 95 years at 61.-9501. Two cottages, Springfield gardens, estimated to produce 421. per annum, held for 95 years at 101.-3501. SHIPPING INTILLIGENCIL , Ike . ledprhke essit*," W. Lars UM.") CASUALTIES. (y, ear 1 neurone, Welker, from Buenos Ayes to Cork, put in here yesterday, with lon of foremast , and cargo (salted hides and tallow) wet, and will discharge. Pernambuco, June 26. _ Enterprise, of Yarmouth, N.S., timber laden and aban doned, ie reported to have been towed to the south end of Flores, about the latter end of June last. filet' (brig), coal laden, was on shore in the Dardanelles below the Castles; and an English schooner (name un known) at Barber's Point, 15th inst.—Constantinople, July 16. ARRIVED. I MAILS. I D". Hambu Holland Lisbon Pacific India via. Southampton India vit Marseilles Boston and Halifax Mexico and Havanna West India Brasil ARRIVBD. Aug. 6 Aug. 7 Aug. 28 0 Aug. 9 Aug. 22 Aug. 7 Aug. 26 ens Oraveread .nrork-ttp_l4 . :::tea July 30, _ Aliow—At Bristol July 30, from Aro—at Hull, July 29, from .Aroluougel Aroua—atMarypoet, July 30, from Quake ATKINSON —at Gravesend, July 31, from Odom Atazatroaa—at Liverpool, July 31, trout Cbrlstimiadt Anus—at Liverpool, Jul 30, from ........ ... ..... .........Clorinton 13aamaaunrs—at Li July 111, from. Pletoo Bwroom—at Li d uly at, from. ....... Now Minas BaLLUAIII Gruvuorod, July 30, tram ...................Orneey Basra-at Flretwood, July 30, from litisstan-at Grimsby, July3o, from -Nsife l l: Bra:sr-at Hull, July3o, from BOAPHORtIa-al Hull, July 30, from "****- 111 11 Waft CANTON-at Hull, July 310, from Petersk r , Coax. L. ERTAN-at Cork, July 20, from .Balloon etIARLOTT/L -off Falmouth, July 30, from .fiatiii Gassman-at Liverpool, July 31, from ..Bavowh Casiina-at Liverpool, July 31, from. „ , .... .. Quoi Gams-atGams-at Liverpool, July 30fro_rom - ........... -miaow Am ts Darross-at Portsmouth, July 29 nom . Loma Dolan -at Dublin, July 20, fro m Palma. Dynamos-at Gravesend, July 31, from.. New Gd s . EDWARD AND MIGINITIR-at Gravesend, July 30, from .Hn atyr ForteuLatioa-at Cork, July 28, from WWI EIJZA-at Bristol, July 10, from Rio Jim*. W WI -at Hull, July 30, front. Okla Emmy-at Hull. July Str, from ATtitilaid Er/MORAN-at Cork, July 29, from New Y.* ELIZAIIRTII-at Dubin, July 28, from Bt. Jol l ey EPANUMNDAR-at Liverpool, July 31, [roam...-. ...... ..Philnielptu EA-at Glargow, July 30, from ,N Y Fans-at Bristol, July3o, trom Fars PaNRUON -at Gmvesend, July 30, from .a. Mrs GITAIIIA-at Gravesend, July 311. from - ............... ...........jimi Gassu.s-ot Hull, July 30, from Yard Gma -at Hull, July3o, from Blot Garion-at Gravesend, July 31, from Nalloriben Garorwr (s)-at Liverpool, July 30, front Rotterdam ' Hilton-at Liverpool, July 30, from New yak inns-at Deal, July 30, from Graving,* MILLNNA -at Deul, July 30, from ... ... . .... ...... . ... .. ..........Neweasl e Maser:sr lions-at Liverpool, July 31, fr om CLeatt Ilseroa- at Cork, July 29, from Incoirsaser -at Deal, July 30, from Conalantim Inosrasolocca-at Gravesend, July 31, from .Now Tot INCONiTANCR-at Gravesend, July 31, from pw..A........ Cai1is ISAAC ELWTON-lit Liverpool, July 31, from Juuuo Cava-at Liverpool, July 31, from New - r= J. H. SIIRPIIEND -at LiTerpot July 30, from „New T R * JANRIToWN-at Liverpool, J y 30, from .New Tait JAN/0 DUAK it-at Liverpool , July 30, from 'Tew York James-et Maryport, J uly 30, from Galata Joann Tarosua-at Poole, July 30, from .Nswfow , Al Joan AND 111AIIILLA-at Shields, July 33, from RID 'Wilt TWIIMLL-.• at Southampton, July 30, from. him JACOII-0E North Forehand, July 30, from Ito Lucsaim-at Widewall Bay, July 21, from Petersburg Laosa-at Gravesend, July 30, from billy LADY ELOIN-at Liverpool, July 31, from Quebec LYDIA 11I'llasav-at Liverpool, July 31, from. Clue* MART J ATM -at Liverpol, July 30, from Arehard MART EVSAK4L-at Gravesend, July 30, from Panum MARINA-at 11.11, July 30, from Tomo Maui or Oatsass - at Shields, July 31, from Rat klaierarsera-attreaL July 30, from Shields Maar Rerstia.u-off Falmouth, Julr_39, from NORWAT-at Glasw, July 30, from Yew Tat N. Kinasu.-at Liverpool, July V, from New Odom Farman-at Liverpool, July 31, from. Damn Psvam-at Hull, July3o, from .3igi Rommes-at Shields, July 29, from Clubs tuni..-at Cork, July 29, from lisehiss ANGINA-at Gravesend, July 31, from. ............. ....... ....maim HOWINDAIS-off Liver poo l, July a Banco Esansariv-at Deal, July 30, from. OIMIWIId BARAN--14 Deal, July 30, from [ha Elmo. MANILTON-at Hull, July 30, from. SAGITTAIII3I-at Deal,July 30, from .... STAR-at Dublin, July :4, from .Nee Tot Scoot-et Liverpool, July 31, from BTAIA-013 Liverpool, Jury 31 Sanawas-at Liverpool July 30, from TITANIA-at Liverpool, July eo, from Tnos. IL Passim. - at Liverpool, July 31, from.. Taassmaurc,-at LiverpoO., July 31, from.... Tarns-et Cardiff, July 30, from - -- ..ms--at Sh i elds , July2o Maila#latda '''' ...... llararuia .. Gibraltar - ‘if iirimn THOINDIES-it ADD 1 * y , ..... Crollebrk . TIMMY-FM? llilAtCll-21 Gravesend, July 30, 06..... ...... m ud Camila—at Castietown, July 28, from. —. •••••• . —quids Ilitkuu—off Liverpool, July 31 Voi.kwrika—at Liverpool, July 30, tr0m......---. Nam Vtvkcion —at Gravesend, July 31, ham...........„. Gummy Vumk—atGrinitiby, July 30, from VICTOULII—at POTISCUOUtb, July 30, &NIL_ ... .. .... ............Ji r m 10* WIC CANTNUff—at Penzance, July 19, from limp WILLAND —at Cork, July 28, from . ................. ...-- .....liew oil Weer Pour—off Liverpool, July 31 WAVIILET—at Liverpool, July 31, from li W. D. tissweir.—at L i ii . toul, Jul 31, from ......... ..New York Niroo nerrock—ut Liver July 31, from New O,' Yocno Dmow— at S Oda, July3o, from lip BAILED. our ...-.bt John'N.N.B, MIRSI QlllllO CaWo Vat ve rastle Ceptudora Patna Min Miran—from Cardiff, July 30, to. AVLIONA (mos Jersey, July 2,, t 0.... Asocsna—from Gravesend, July 31, to . Arrworm—fromGravesend, July 31, to ANN' MAIIJA—Irom Gravnena, July 31, Cowman—from Gravesend, July St, to Comae- from °mimetic), July 31, to. ...... Cosumstec—from Cardiff, July 30, to Caw—front Mull, July SO to Commormarr—from Mull, July 30, to Cuo—from Padstow, July 29, to Diternorrrir —from Gravesend, July SI, to DAXAMACOTTER—from Gravesend, July so, M OePaMr GVEIN —from Guernsey, July Jul to GAULLE—from St. Manes, July 24, to lIILLP , PONT—from Cardiff, July 30, to bib FM:NCH-Ir= Cowes, July. 39, to Joint GEoll4E—trom Cardiff, July 30, to NlNA—from Nrtsmouth, July 20, to linvnuno—from Plymouth, July 28, to Maven —prom Ilartlepool, July 29, to PONONA—from Penzance, July 29, to Bou.n—from Shields, July 29, to Kura—from Cork, July 29, to RAMMIL—trom Gravesend, July 31, to Aural. &lON —lroll2 Gravesend, 31, to Siotrninnrron—from Grave:end, Ju l y 81, to ®per—from Poole, July 30, to Tea—tram Gluagow, July SO, to Vona:a—trout Cork, July 29, to Zane 11Wks Gems Mem IleyTork ..... Voeus Name of Moe. BAstworrom [urro= Bunn= BILIDOZWATZI HASONTOII Usual& Ezersorni Earns Foucarrows Guaeow °LOOMIS& Luca L~aaueo. LOS Llizoirrour Lanlieool. MANCEinia ?ImreAnis Damao Pifsiovrz Itsarane Swims= ...., TIMMS' .. WaTIIIMATIN State of Weather. Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Ovszeant VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ALBION. from Poole for Newfoundland, lat. 49 N., lon. 2I W. nartora (p.ickt t), from JAMAICA fur London, July 4, lat. 34, Ice. 57. ALorar (eWp), of %indoor, N. 8., July 29, lat. 40 , lon. 20. btsuamm, of and ton London, frum Port Phillip, July 19, lat. 39.56%, lon. 43.10 W. . Barnet, Iran Trieste for Liverpool, July 18, Ist. 37 N., lon. 3 W. (plup). July Lit. 41, lon. 49. Bum, from on. John, N. 8., for Llverpersl. July 18, lat. 44,1cm.41 Como ua, from Quebec, July 3, tat. 48, ton. 47. DOWTHOILP, from Liverpool for Quebec, July 22, lat. 4t, N., loa. 11 W. DAVID boo, of London, July 3, lat. 23 N., lon. 81 W. lILLam, of therpool, from LYritz for Otto Grande, June 10, BLISS, tan Its W. Err. Wavre.from Cattle for Boston, July 1", lat. 42, lon. 44. Exman (brig) , bound home. July 14, 1.21.49 N , 29 W. Entr.v, lot London, June 12, lat. 14 8., lon. 32 . W. Esau (barque), from (Ammon farther:es:on, July 9, 29 mike 8.W.8 Montauk..... _ _ FELICITY (British barque), July 6, bat. 35N., lon. 78 W. GLADIATOR of New lurk, bound west, with p.64-ngers, July Abr. 46, lon. 33. Gan. Josks (barque), from Trinidad (Cuba), for Cowin, Jane 19, W. 28.18, lon. 7943. Into (schooner), from London for Algot Bay, May 21, lat. 31 8.,14a. 21W JANES PL/INII.L, from New York for Liverpool, July 14, lat. 41, lon. 47. Kixu Wrkuan, Kerr, from Jamaica for London, July 4, off Buena Lunt (Moque), tram Cork for New Orleans, July 11, 30 miles 6.F. of Block Island. Leo (Englieh brig), etanding metward, July 27, lat. 49 N., lon. 13.10 W. MART Ewen, from llavannali for Falmouth, July 5, lat. 38, lon. 59. MART Cur, from Dundee for Charleston, July 3, lat. 35 N., lou. 60 W. Yam, of Livepool, for Santos, June 14,18 t. 10 6., lon. 30 W. Pdarrentrarsa (barque), for Liverpool, July 4, Mt. 32.30, lon. 76.50. New Womn (ehip), from New York for Liverpool, July 11, lat. 49.10, lon. Gt. PRIMA, from Quebec for Hull, July lt, 1at.45.10n. 55, PANTALOON, for the Slcditerraneun, June 17, lat. 16 S., lon. 35 W. Wan= I'm Km . , from New York for London, July 15, lat. 41, lon. 54 W. ROWLEY, from Saysnilla, Jul, 2, lat. 24 N., 100. 84 W. Kt.co Cants, July 17, bat. 43, lon. 41. I to ul t y 2 L L. Ist on, . 4 J 3 u , 1 1 y 0n 1 . 2, 21 w . ai T itru , ...a ny ca ( , y.h from t lon. 46. ), frl iThnad New for lhovidenct Timms (British bursae), July 21, lit. 46 N., lon. 34 W. VAN OLDLDBAILNKTILLD, Kcvyt, from Newport for Manßla, June 4 lat. 13 5., lon. 31 W. 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