The Express. — London, England, 1849-07-14 00:00:00

tired at and monad Newcastle, your committee would recommend, with a view to the promotion of the beet interims of th- line, that the ordinary metal r of the Mord of divetion should be held, and the general !Intim sof the company conducted aN. wzastle, so soon as the boa.d shell be reconstructed. The more important facts, respect ing the comearativc event of the tridtl. , at both ends of the line, will be found clearly ststea in the foliowiag letter from Mr. liarrigoa, the tympany's engineer : " Newmade, July 4, 1849 —I find that taking all the rail way sad brooches 'With a circuit of 42 miles of Newcastle, we have 118 miles of railway, and within this disuse' are included the shipping ports of !Weld*, Sunderland, and Hartlepool, with its docks, as also the docks at Suader!aad, and Bishop Willem. stk. Within a distance of 42milca of York, the length of saw line and branches is 64 mils, r 3 tot. TM amens of p.ymeots made through my department over the cornspe.,ding distasces are per rounds about 8,300!., and 4602. The anent. r of Milos in acd out of Newcastle daily am 106, er 63 each war. The number at York, including air of the East a• d Wait Yorkshise is 20, or 10 each way. I sm usable to give you the elect proportion of receipts ea ski meespordiag portioned but they are nearly as 6to 1. Newcastle is also the place when the whole et our lowan xive establietwmat must ultimately be con cremated. It is tbo y lace where the whole of our stores mast C. delivered and waned oat ; and it is also the place from whence all ordet., hav:ag reference to the drily working of the line and coal traffic mutt necessarily be issued.—T. E. Houma's, Wiring*, " 'AMU Hug, HORATIO LOTS, JAMES LeICHIMAN. Joss litchis.). D. Dictaitax. Jxo. SXIILD. York, 12th July, 1848. Oro. Leroux, Secretary. CHOLERA.-INQUESTS. DiffECTITS DialNM:M.—Before Mr. W. Payne, on the bcdy of Ann !Illness, seed 45, who died rat Asiatic at No. +, • ine-** l l, nAidev-st7t et. The time meet:, It appeared , was &Wadi with cholera on Wednesday mom bag list, after receiving a remit beating from bee husband, awl died with the usual symptoms the neat day. The mis time of the detested and other re indents in the hunt OL.MI planed of the &tete of the dialing. sines the alteration nude by the Metropolitan Cesentiesioners of &won. Formerly the drains were so wide that the tide (the river sot being far off) wouid a i a o an d flew though them, earryiag away all the soil and filth. Lstely, however, the oormaissioners had cut Eitu:ed earthenware pipes of hat very limited here, which were constantly getting choked and overfl roving into the yards and kitchims of all the houses around. Toe teach was at all times very bad. Seve ✓al of the jury spoke against the alterations made by the Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewell, and expressed • wish that the old drains, bad es they wi re, which had not yet been provided with the earthenware pipes should not be laterfeM with until some better plan was proposed. The jury retarafd • verdiot of " Died from Aviat ccholera." Before Mr. W. Carter. as to the death of Grills Davy, aged two years, who, as well as three other pumas, had died of &late chel-ra in Lambeth workhouse, where the inquiry was goes into. Evidence having been riven that the deceased bat been in the house for some time, Mr. Duke, the moron to the workhouse, stated hie opinion to be that the disease was infectious and contagious, and that it bad been brought on by the deceased being in • ward where were cholera patienta.—The Coroner: 110 rno mean to say the chows was in the ward l—Mr. Duke : Yrs: there were fifteen endears suffaing from cholera at the time.—The Coroner observed that it the Jury came to the conclusion that cholera wa intectious, he wnuld DO represent it to the &ClS tarp of State, in order that further inquiries should not be needed, seed the basis, at owe, Mirk d.—The jury then re tuned a verdict of "Died ed Attie ebolera." ATTEMPT AT MUTUIT AND MURDER. The particulars of a foul and wicked scheme for the murder of the captain and officers of a British merchant ship, sod tie seizure of the Tercel, were dieelosed yeetenlay, before Mr. Btulaton, at the Liverpool Police-neat. The names of the man in custody are henry Mitchell, Joseph Ward, JASON Cattily, John Hennessey, John Boy, Whamßarite, m . Barite, and Jams WiMo. On the 26th of May last, the ship York, a fine steel of upwards of One thousand tons burtheo, which bad been consigned to Mein. Alesender Denaistoun and Co., of this town, le ft New Orleans with a eardo of cotton, corn, indigo, and staves. Alter the nos I had been out two gays, and while she was still in the Gulf of Mexico, one of the bands went alt to the captain, and told him that there w u a conspiracy on board of the venal to kill him and the chief mate. The man who communicated tine infor mation is named Bookie& Ile said that be bad been laid up for some time, and hat been cenifineel principally to the forecastle. After they left New Orleans he heard a great deal of talking and • bisecting among the man, bot could not tell its purp-xit. On the second dty alter tailing, he went upon the forecastle, and he there ascertained that it was the intention of some of the men to kill the cap tain and mate at ten o'clrck that night. After some time one of the prisonan, Joeeph Ward, came up to him and told him what they . were goiog to do. When they bad got the viii th e y . minuted to mate's him (Booking) an officer. lie immeutetely replied thin it must not be done, for he should not stand by. He was then told if he made the matter known he would suffer. Alter a while be went and told the captain. Anuthit seaman, named Cherlr, who had also beta kept in ignorant: of the it design till the time of his watch, ow h- ingintormedof the intentions of the men, lola the mate. A third band, nun d Morrison, also said he was asked to take part iu the diabolical affair, bet refined. On the night in qui %tom he head the mate • to Witia to heave the lead. Ward immediately said, "If you g t, I will cut your throat " The captain said he believed Witfin had been persuaded is the also • and that of himself he had rev doubt lie was true to the ;Seers, . . . Mr. Rushton asked his what he bad to say. la reply, WiMin statue tint Ward asked his to assist in the matter, and fur some time he refused. Ward said his Intenti to was to knock out the brains a the captain and the Gate, to pat Mitchell in command, and make him (Wiflin) the mate, and lake the ves-el to Ca ifornia, or run her on Key West and set tire to her. At the tan o'clock watch, when he (Witlin) was told by the mete to heave the log, he did not like to relate, and, its attemptin:r to obey the order, War. said to him he would cat his throat it he did so. It had beef previoiely arranged to refuse duty on that watch. In a short time Ward walked aft, ae.d was seen with a heavy instrument in kis belt, which proved to be a large iron her. By previous arrangement with the trusty portion of the crew, the alarm wee then Rime by the mate, and the mutineer, seised upon end placed in irons. Ward had on his pence two pistols. The captain turned the easel round, bvending to run back to New °titans, but, having consulted with the natty, it was decided to keep Ward and Mitchell, the ringleaders, in irons, and proceed home. The yawl arrived yrsterd.ty moraine, when the men wire int. mediately given into custody. The ptiesners were all re manded. The elptsia stated that several of the crew left him at New Orleans, and that he had taken twenty new hands on board at night, just before he left the por:, and knew no thing about them—Liverpool Le►cury. IRELAND. THE QUEEN IN IRELAND. Dumas:, Jett 13. The Lord Marcy is 'boat to issue a prod tmation for a general illumination of the city, in honour of the Queen's visit. The long line of Dublin quay., when illuminated, wou'd surpass any simner scene in the empire. When George IV. came here hie suite were astonished et the splendid effect of Dublin when illuminated at night. The high-sheriff of the c,,unty, Mr. Ennis, has convened a meeting of his bailiwick, for the 23rd kat., for the purpose of addressing her Majors . Cork sympathisers with the political con victs, on learning that one of the state prisoners, on board the limit, left Ireland without a shilling, got on bird a fast steamer, and proceeded to sea, in tending to speak the Swift and give money to the convict. The Cork Reporter gives a natrative of what followed: Witting reached about ten miles east of th' Livhflutuse, we could discern, at the extreme hotly 'in, the smok y of a steamer and two small spars quite n, ar it, just apprariog above the ocean. We steered towards them, and as they were going B.S. W. we followed a southerly course, in order to me, t them in the track which they then pursued. When the people in the war steamer perceived our intention they de viated from the course which they had been previously pur suing, and steered Hit% a head of us turning cur desien of ermine their oath into a "stern chats." We tollowed for about 20 or 2.5 miles, but ter could get nearer to them than about three miles. This distance brought our time up to 7, p m., and seeirg the hrire'enneri of perseserine, we resolved on turning bark, after considerable hesitation and very sincere revet. We were in sight of the two vessels until nearly 9, when the Trident dropped the brig 40 miles squib of the land. We learned afterwards from ut.ques tionable authority that the Trident, from the time we were perceived, towed the brig through the water at the rate of seven knots per hour; that the course was designedly changed, in contequeuce of our intention being apparently t. speak them, and that our movements were watched with intense anxiety by our distinguished friends, who were ce tioned on the quarter deck of the brig with telescopes, feel ing assured, se our informant awed, that business wi h them of eassiderable consequence to themeelves cause d the effort which they premised we were making to reach them. The High Sheriff of Wicklow, and 16 of the grand juvy, have drawn ups petition to parliament demind- Jog that a protective duty be placed on corn, and for a reduction of 25 per cent. in all great official salaries. On Tuesday last the new channel at Belfast was opened with great Mot. The principal merchants dined together in the evening in honour of the day. The new cut makes the Belfaat channel one continued line, with a very gentle bend into the deep water at Oartnoyale. Formerly, the channel was one of the most circuitous in the world. COMMISRION BY TUB LORD-LILPITYENCYY OP LA NARERHIRL —W. Lockhart, Big., M.P., to Da Major- Commandant of tho Upper Wud and Airdrie Corps of Laaarishire Yeomanry Cavalry. i, t THE NATIONAL LAND SCHEME. Ttc following communication, from an intelligent corresponden , , poioessed of ample experience in mai affairs, requ'res no explanatory comment " Herrings gate is another babble that will shortly burst. The fact is that no rent Las b en, and none I believe ever will be, paid. There are 33 allotments—from two to four acres each—and upon each of the latter, including a dwelling-house, about 3001. has been expended. Now, at 33 per cent, the rent would be 10 guineas per an num. No rent has been paid for three years—this is the fourth year ; and if it should be exacted, the whole of the crops, goats, pigs, &c., would be required to Fay it, leaving the poor settler in a state of complete destitution. Several allottera have run away ; and one or more of the allot cents are had by absentees, the we -ds growing on the uncul,ivated spots havirg been cut and secured as a great prise. It seeme that O'Connor despairs of the scheme, and has not visited them for more than a year." CLERICAL. Parronmurra.—Rev. W. BATES, to BOTEllllllWrstgato R., Nottolo, oath a medley ot Burnham N 'non and Burn ham and Ugh. annezed, dio. Nor. ; 7661. and 6691. ; p,tron, Christ's Coll Cambridge. Rev. H. Bozo, to Rishaegles R , dio. Nor. ; 3231. ; patron, Rev. C. T. Elem. NAVAL ADMIIALTI, JOLT 13.—APPOINTMIISTS.—To Phanis —Lieutesaats : W. Armitage and 0. W. Watson ; Acting- Mosta : F. Wise ; Master's-Avistant : 0. W. Bar►hill ; Purser : It. B. Maloo ; Clerk : G. A. We.eh ; Butts, ain C. Hastings; Clerk'a•Assiatsut : J. B. /t•Airoy ; Aetine c•arenter ; C. Riehards. T., l'ersian—Acting.M—yrr : J. Wallis; Par.er : C. A. Thorne ; !ifral Cadets : 0, E. Magnin and T. T. Roe. T.)Nosigilur—Steond Meet r C. Parkeneon. To Viclory—Master'.-Assif tut : H. liorihee. MILITARY. INSPICTION or ens Rover. Gomm AILTILLIRY.—His ito ) el Higtuteas Prince George of Cambridge visited Wool web yesterday, and inspected the Beal Horse Artillery. The affair ems strictly private, and scarcely a person in the garrison, (Inept the *Gars, knew of it till it was over. (Inn lest alibi's Gaseite.) WAR-OFFICE. hi., 13. Hord Reit. of Horse Gds.—Lieut. R. reunite, to be rapt., by por., rile Mod, who rot.; Cor. BREIDON, to be beat, by per., rice Sheffield.. Gth Ling. Gds,—Ca. W. B. PZILLINORE, to be lieut., by ram, vice Menden, app. to the Ind West lonia Bert.; IL C. Ticusoaxe, cent., to be eur., hype., vise Phillimore. 7tb Drag. Oda—Capt. A. MeOmcire Laurens, from the SGth Y., to be .eas., vice Butler, who emir. 3rd Lt. Drags.—Aanist..Burg. V. Wm; from the 10th F., to be 'lnst ating., vise Franklin, prows. ca the staff. 16th Lt. Drags.— Lknt. P. L. DAMIWOJD, to be apt, by par., vice hbelley, who retie; Cor. Gorr, to be taut, by per ., ales Dash. F wood ;F . F. COULON rut, to be rate ssIT sunk vim Elogatey. wham appointment has been cancelled. 17th U. Dzer.—Ca. J. P. %VINT La, to be lieut., by per., vice Webb, TetP.; G. C. MOltiAN, to be COT., by per., vita Winter. 2od Rae of nat.—Capt. J. 1). Mourn, from the 60th F., to be cope, vice ntuddert, who exchange*. 10th P.—Staff A•aist..Sorg. J. L. Hotuswar to be asalstarurg., vice Weber, app. to the 3rd Light Dragoons. 14th V.—Lieut. W. IStevuem. to be capt, without per ., vice Brent. Major J. Smith. who rote. upon full p ay; Ens. G. Perin to he lieut. vice Blundell; Gent. Cadet B. P. W. Warr., from the Royal MU. Out., to be era, vice Slater. 35th F.—Lieut. P. G. ELOISGTON to be opt., by par., vice Dahlias, who seta ; Ens. F. L. MOIST to be lieut., by par., vice Elking.os. Mb P.—Capt. A. B. Brreta, from the 7th Drag. Gds., to be rapt., vice Allan, who exchanges. 53rd F. —Lime R. T. PAItAIUt to be eapt, by per, vice Tytler, who rein.; Ens. E. D. EURO:Ito be licit., by per., vice Parker. GGth F.—Ena. J. WALKLk to be lieut, by per., vice Kendall, who Tete. ; A. Torrcvmso, gent., to be coo., by per., vice Walker. 611th F.—Llest. W. Hamar, from quar.-mast. god Y., to be pas mot, nog M. B. Complicit, who ilia upon 11,p. Binh Y. —Cape. C. P. tircuutar, from the bat P., to be rapt., vice Munn, who ache. 2nd W. L Med.—Lieut. T. MANDY.P.S, from the 6th Drag. Gds., to be lieut , vice Duroareen, who ten. Ceylon Mille Rest.—E. S. JCLIVOIN gent., to be Dee. lieut., without pur., rice Inman, prom. 111AIVITAL STAllP.—stag Borg. of the OM Chwe G. 110112 to be staff sure. of the Int Ma, vice J. Moffitt, M.D" who rots, upon h..p.; Aistat.Siarg. IL FassaLos, from the led Lt. Drags., to re staff. surg.of the ear. elAss, vice Home, prom.; Acting A.sist..Surg. J. Dun, M.D., to be staff arent..aurg., vice Holloway, app. to 10th F. UNATTAt OLD.-Ikitt. 1). OZYKS, from the tat F., to be cape, without . purchase. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Jets 10. Royal Regt. of Aran, ri.—See. Capt. W. J. Barret, to be capt., vim ki.her, ret. upon full ply; trim. I Mut. E. H. It. FLINT, to be see. apt., vice Smythe ; Sec. Lieut. C. E. Bra; to be Lit lieut., vice Corm of Royal Eughteera.—Brevetalajor T. C. Lumens to be Ueut.. col., vice EogLiah, decearcd. ADMIRALTY, Jute IL Corps of Royal Mariam —First ',kin. 11. C. M. HAWN= to be apt., via Capt. E. Walter, to h..p.; Pee. Lieut. O. L. BUSS to be first lieut., vice llawkey, mom. MEDICAL. APOTHICARIIIII' 11xxx.—Names of gentlemen who parsed their examination in the science and pravice nt meateine, nod received art -ate' to practise, on Thursday, Ju y 12, 1849 • Rohert Drlntone Shield, Clun, Salop ; Alfred Wil liam MOM. SPORTING. LIVERPOOL JULY MEETLNO. THURSDAY—(Commt FRrE HANDICAr 01 10 60V11. each, h ft, with 30 added. T.Y C. (II •uha.) .• " " Hr. N:chnly iroolt;ich, 3 yrs, 7st 31b (Abrahams) 1 Er. Mir Robert Arm, 4 yrs, 7st 131 b (Duncan) 2 The *flowing also started but were not placed:—Mr. Fowler's Ribaldry, 4 yrs. Bst 7lb (Whitehouse) ; Mr. Cop.- land's Cheapside, 5 yrs, Sat 31b (Marlow); Mr. B. Green's Cigarette, 3 yrs, 7st 31b (Fenn); and Lord Chesterti:ld's Penthetilea, 3 yes, sat 131 b (G. Oates.) Betting : 8 to 4 agat Pustbesilca, 5 to 2 sgst Cigarette, sad 4to 1 east Woolwirb. Won by a neck ; Chespiide a bad third , • and renthesilee (north . Bon in 52 secs .._ DIRIBT . UANDICAP of 10 sow. each, p.p., with 80 added. One mile. (26 subs ) Lord Erdialcres Enigma, I rrs. 6ot fib (I. Weikel I alt Lord ars'. Th e Widow, wed, eat (Pearl 2 Lord Smokes Orem, yrs, eot (C \whoa 3 6 to 4 on Elthiroa, sad 6 to 2 each against the others. The Widow mad* play ta the distance, where Elthiran headed her, and wow cleverly by a length. Circus beaten off. Gonne. Puts . . of 100 Guineas. Heat., two miles Mr. B. Oreee's Sylvan, 4 yre, 94 Ilb (Wintetingham 1 1 Mr. shepherd's Alp, 3 yrs, 7.4 t 51b (Arnold 3 2 Sir C. C.ockcrell's Thibault, 3 yrs, Tat Mb (Brookm 2dr First heat: 7t04 on Sylvan, and 2to 1 asst Alp. Won by four lengths.—Second heat: 3tol on Sylvan. Won by half a length. The results of the above were given in our last by electric telegraph. Tne attendant* this afternoon was the most numerous that had been Men for many years, the new lines of railway from Liverpool, Preston, Manchester, Southport, and many other towns, enabling parties to get within ashore distance of the coarse at • very triffiig expense; the crush at the Liverpool terminus in Great Howard street was extraordi nary, and so much beyond the expectations of the manser re, that vast numbers did not get to the course in time for the races. It is to be hoped that the company will be better pre_pered in future. Tue Cur.—ln the harry of sending off oar parcel we oinitud to notice a circumstance which created no little excitement. Immediately atter the return of the horses to the enclosure, John Day proceeded to the weighing room, for the purpose of crjectlng to Bin Mot, on the around that he had won this year, the cards, by an abbreviation of the ems ditioce, having stated that winners in 1849 bad to carry extra. Bon Mot, however, had won only a tloeen's Plate, and as the extra weights applied only to handicaps, was not liable to any penalty; no objection was made. FRIDAY. LIVIRPOOL Sr. LEGER. STAKES 0123 SOTS. each, with 100 added; colts, Sit ; fillies, 84 31b, &c.; the second to receive 601. out of the stakts. One mile three quarters. (20 subs.) Lon! Eche. ton'. Belue nir C. Meucles Vanguard Mr. W. Jones's Masulan ...... ..... (C. Marln* ................».....»..«.... Butler) Marton) Sw C. iorkereutiThibault ......(Itteshrs) 4 11 to 10 ou Belus agst Vanguard. Th• rasa wow on between the first two, and was wo* by bait a Rog* ; Man a bad third. Run in 3 mina. 7 sees. - KNOWSLEY Iftxxaa /lianas of 100 coma. each, h ft. One mile and a half. (7 subs ) Lord Stanley's Sotrczrbow, Set lab (Butler) 1 Sir J. Gerard's Fitzpatrick, Set Glk (Marlow) 2 3tol on fittongiaow. Won is a canter. Run tu 2 mint. 42 sees. STADIUM STatts of 15 soya each, 10 fr. and 30 adird ; 2 7r-olds, fist 12,1) ; 3 yrs, 94 2lb ; fillies and geldings allowed 2 lbs &coed to save his Watts. T.Y.C. (9 subs ) Col. Anson'scb fby lased add Muff, 2 yrs (Chsrlton) I Lord C li fden's Sera, 2 yrs (meted 2 lbs over) . . . (Pearl) 2 Lord Chesterfield's b fby Don lobs out at Sister * to . itinderby, 2 Oate.9 Mr. B. yrs Green. Cadger, 2 yes Mr. 11. Wadlow's Harm &arm, 2 yrs (M. sharp) 3 Even on Slayton, and 5 to 2 arch lest Muff lily end 11. runs Seamen. Won by a length ; Duo 7nh.t filly a bad third. Rent' 52 sees. __ _ mu.. and the winner to be sold for 2001. heats, 1 mile. (7 subs.) Mr. I. Gitfll . l. Arab. 3 yrs 1 Mr. Lathe's Grog Weans, 4 yra 2 Mr. Bet thertore., I by The Provont out of harmer, 3 yrs s Mr. Harrison'. Crazy Lad, 4 yrs Won by a head. BETTING ON THURSDAY. GOODWOOD frrAKss. 9to 1 wet UAW of Malthus 114 to 1 sget Coutrwood 14 to 1 Von Diemen 1 —Chanticleer to 1 Topttana _ _ GOODWOOD CCP. 9 to 4 opt Cannot; 7 to 2 apt The Hero; 4 to I opt Manor (t) DEBBY, 1830. 20 to 1 apt John o'Groat 40 to 1 yet Dewy Colt (1) IS to 1 —4310.0 e 49 tot Deieooa 33 to 1 Moulton 49 to t Wiodbounil DEIIII , 1931. 10,000 to 150 each laid rag 4 Brattier to Chanticleer, 110111t del, Mango, Grecian, N.ertninster, and Bonnie Dundee. HENTINCIL TZSTINONIAL HANDICAP Cr 15 SOTS each, 5 ft with 100 son added. Stables:gym in. Mr. 'limey's Bon Mot, 3 yrs, 74 Mb (Osborne) Mr. h. Green'sWestow, 3 yrs, 74 (him) 2 The following al.. tan: Mr. Henderson's Mrs. Walker, 5 yr., 7st 71k (O. 0 .Vii); Mr. Lawson's Relishes, 6 yrs. fist 3lb (Ryder) ; and Mr. Skerratt's Romance, 6 Tr., fist 71b (Marlow).-5 to 4on Bwi Mot ; 3to 1 agst Wi stow ; and 6to 1 ant Romance. Wun by a length ands half. Run in 2 min 30 secs. Amass HANDICAP, of 10 rms. each, and 60 added ; for 2-yr olds ; ','tut threes quarters of a mile. (9 nubs ) Mr. lialtord's Marriott, lit ns (Wbitebome) 1 11r. Dawson's heart rimy, ...... Mr. Pellmfa Timothy, Ist 4lb crempleman) a Mr. Lawron's Colleen Rbue, ast (Si. Noble.) 4 Wynn Itoth.ehtiO's b e by Muriel out of Maria, 74 12th () 5 Mr. WWisma's California, 74121 b (W. O Holmes ) 6 6 to 4 ages ; 2 to 1 eget French ßusy ; sod 4to 1 ages Maria colt. Won In • canter by s length and a half. Run in 1 min. 22 aro. (13y..Electrio Mann, 2001., h 21b7seeiC1 7 :if:C. Lord Stanley's Little Isaac beat Lord Caletlon's Voyager. Sact.two STALES of 5 MVP. each and 60 added ; for 3 yr. olds. 7st 101; tour, 9st ; flee, 9st 7lb ; mix and aged 90 10lot; mares sad geldinp allowed albs, the second to nodes 10 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 14, 1849. very friendly terms, and in consequence of en application by defendant the money was advanced. Mr. Hudson had made irpeated applications for his money, but without obtaining it. To these applications defendant said if time were given be would pay, and at tome time intervening he paid 1001. ou account. In the for mer part of this yew, Mr. James Richardson, solicitor to Mr. Hudson, applied fur the money, when he received an answer claiming a farther indulgence, and trusted to be able speedily to liquidate the debt. An interview took place, when defendant mentioned the 1001. paid on account, and Mr. Richardson told him he had carried that to the ac count as interest upens the whole Delendant expressed his satisfaction, and said he would pay Mr. Hudson 61. per most. upon the whole amount from the time of the money having been obtained. Verdict for the plaintiff for 1,0301., and 541.105. damages. BILIDGEWATIM Buorrox BLIS/WL....... CREWS Emmen FOLIILIMMIII GI.M~CY`TR& ORMAN WICH ILanixas Lucce.ersa. !Alms Liuoirrox 11Axcurnsa Osrosto FUNIIIMOITTE &MUM lbsour mu" Swir.os ....... T.Nworrs Tuseatutut You' N.E. N.E. N.E. N.N.W. Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breese Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breese Calm N.E. N.E. E.N E. N.E. N.B. N.E. N.E. N.B. Gentle Breese Calm Wens &ease Gentle Breese strong Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Strout Breese Gentle Breese Partially Qoudy Overciist Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Clomail.sa Partially Cloudy Couthefs Clouaie.. Partially Cloudy Pazthidly Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partz!!; CaOd! Cloudless loudy Buildly Cloudy P.atiolly Cloudy auudlips Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Pulally Cloudy • • Tau very ,xteurive arrangements accessary tor making thin bible complete have not yet been concluded. In a wort time we shall present drily returns in addition to those above given, from Birmingham, B'ackhurne, Cambridge, Colehebler, Conway, Darlington, Dundee, Galway, Halifax, Holyi.ead, Kingston, Limerick. Peterborough, Rochdale, She!Bad, Suaderlan , i, and Whitby. Fro,s Me LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, BANKRUPTS. EDWARD Mu BALL, Mllll6(ll 7 Ci:Rit:lllli7rOkST, to SIDTRIDIRR July 26 and Au,gust In, at 12, at Manchester Court. Sots, Gregory and Co., lkdr.rd-row, and Hitchcock end Co, Manchester; off. swig., Hobson, Manchester. CI ;WWI: I i n., Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, joiner, July 2 and August Id at I•J, at Birmingham Court. 8010., Brunett and Thorne, Wolverhampton, 'and Mutter.= and Co., Birmingham; off. maig., Whitmore, Birmingham. 010,1,1, Evaruar... Wllitehurch. Shropahlre, chemiot, July 24 and Augwt 21, at 12, at Birmingham Court. Bola, Harper and Joao., Wunehure . h, and Hodgson, Birminghami ; on. nisig., Valli', Bir mingham . . - uutZ utile; Ardwick, Izneashire. draper. July 23 and August 21, at 12, at Manchester Court. dots., Spinko, Urea James-street, Beard-row, and Cubbett„ Manchester ; off. mgr., Frazer, Man. hhtster.__ _ . _ WILLIAM HASILATSII, Liverpool, merchant, July 23 and August 17, at ii, at Liverpool Court. dots., Holme and Co., New.inn, and Yates, jun., Lirerp of ; off. Turner, Liverpool. JOHN 110 DO E, Col ton, Devonshire cu. rier ? July 25 and August 21, at 1 at Exeter Court. Solo., Terrell, Gray &inn, and Terrell, Exeter ; off. a:sig., liernaman, Exeter. THOMAS Ileums, Lincoln, saddler, July 25 and August 2.5 at 10J, at Leeds District Court hchl at King:ton-upon-11u11. Sols, Rickards and Walker, Lincoln's-inn; TOOHLIS, jun.. Walsall; and Lightfoot and to., Dull; off. orig., Carrick, ilulL Joao Joots, Jun., and Timms. OAkka, Kingsainford, Staffordshire, iroutuartcre, Jury 26 awl Aug. 30, at 12, at Birmingham Court. Sots., Felicities and Ca, Dudley, and Bourne and Wainwright, Dudley; off. sang., Christie, Birmingham. WSLUAX Posrlso, °tine, Wiltshire, nurseryman, July 28 and August 23, at 11, st Bristol Court. Solo., tt, Lit ; Pratt, Wootton Bassett; and Age, jun., Bristol; off. snag., Arran:tan, Bristol. Thor, Ass Paocr►a, Preston, Lancashire, spindle and fiymaker, July 23 and August 21, at 12, at Ilanchester Court. Sob., Chester and Co., Staple's-inn ; Armstrong, Preston ; and Bale and Ca, Man chester ; off. twig., Pon, Manchester. Roamer Tsvioa, Liverpool, ironmonger, July 23, and Aug. 17, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Idols., Oliv, r ? Old Jr wry-ch.unbers, and Evans and Son. Liverroal ; off. aeeig., Bird, Liverpool. Emits'. WILLCOX and Joan WILLCOX, Ahndare, Olamorganshire, grocers, July 26 and August 23, at 12, at Bristol Court. Soli., Itowland and Ca, London, and Bird, Cardiff ; off. assig., Hutton, Bristol. INSOLVENT. July 12. Jour RCM, Jun., Dudley, Worcestershire, printer. INSOLVENT PETITIONER& - --- AT PORTCOAL4ITRZICI. J. Bownv.s, Stafford.atreet, Old Bond. street, tailor. J. CAITLIN, lligb.street, Murylebone, watchmaker. W. c ustertmw, re jun., Saunders-street,t, Lumbeth-walk, modeller In gutta peha. W. CLOW, Stratford grove, Stratford, carpenter. M. DANK% Whitcchapel-road. tripe dremer. T. Flamm& Earl-drill, Lisrun-grove, carman. T. Gaseswoun, St. James's-walk, Clerkenwell, clock manufacturer. W. Ilauxrr, Jun., Croydon, cowkeeper. C. Barroom, It lackfriant.ro baker. 11. Ilsamorr, Jun., Westbonnmplace, Paddington, boot and shoe maker. F. lIITCIUNP, Westbourne-park-roml, Bayswater. tailor. T. llotuusr, Princes-turret, Ilaggerstune, Middlesex, cornmilslon agnt. J. li e ngoes, Bentley-crescent, Ball's-pond-road, general commission agent. W. NADUAMP, King-street, Golden-aquare, cabinet maker. J. :ten, Queen-street, Brompton. R. Oonv, Weymouth-terrace, Hackney-road, licensed victualler. 4. A. Ours. Oxford-street. hatter. W. P... y, Hampstead, plumber. J. 11. PAVI., Dudley-street, Journeyman printer. W. G. P%lo[l, Great Warner.stmet, elerkenwell, journeyman brazier. J. B. &carers, Noir:s.street, Haymarket. R. IC teams. ittitney-street, Brompton-mad. artist. J. dt.ar►a, New-ruad, !Roane-stroet, Chagas, Jobbing carpenter. IN IMB COewrlT. W. Antr.vemt, Wolverhampton, W. Daimon, Dlox wit*, StafforaTe e :bitmaker. It. Coorea, Btozwich, Statfordsltire, publican. Kumla Dar., Mishapefroome Hereford hire, farmer. P. C. FLANAGAN, liodNisic, druotNi.t. W. T. iltuairs, Ileekington, Lincolnshire, licensed victualler. O. T. A. F. Keu.v , Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire, perpetual curate of St. Jehn'e. R. kt Amore, Liverpool, builder. W. W. ltaittris, Liverpool, raddler. D. MORTON, EVCIIOII, laireashire, musician. S. NI(11111.1.1., Wabuilt, St.ifforib.hire, builder. It. Surat, YolfoN, eutfolk, butcher. T. num, Parrock.etreet, Gravesend, lieutenant ie the royal navy. W. VAVUULN, Bilaton, Staffordehire, licensed victualler. PIIOON,RN, ON if lrOt OWN I.I.TITIONN. S. Currozn, Chipping Comintern GI m - estershire, cattle l!ealer. R. Catiu, the Allotment, near liackwo:th, Northumberland, surgeon. V. a ruman. Bristol, small fanner. T. Pon ELI, Cardiff, Glamorgonshirs, licensed steadier. L. O. nn WARD, Lydney, Gioucesteehire, renter of turnpike gates. W. Tat w, Altesnck, Northumberland, agent to the Farmer.' sad General Tire and Life Iwuranec and Loan and Annuity Company. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. SAMVEL TIAIROVT, painter—let of la. 111 d., July 17, and any subsequent Tuesday at Vent's Manchester. BARMAN and Mmrtmumr.t.. Statforditure bankers-Ist dlr. of Is. 2d., 2nd of ea, led of Cid, 4th of fid., an di Sih of Id., July 13, and any subsequeut Thureel .. y, at Valpy's, Birmingham. Sancti. Briemtrr, High-street, Islingtml, draper-Ist dlr. of 111 d., any Wedneeday, at Whitmore's, Basinghall-street. Tuoaua CARTIVRIOKT, Heaton Morris, Lancashire, banker—final div. of 13-16 d., July 17, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Potts, Man chester. MONTS Cots and WILLIAM MOVNTrA.TIZ, Manchester, milk MUM. Deturers—final div. of 61€1., July 17, and any suteequent Tuesday, at Hobson's, Manchester. Gunny Mosaic+, Pump-row, Od.strect-road, patent stove manu facturer-Ist dir. of 2s. rd., IS, and three subsequent Wednes days, at Graham's, Colemun.street. lessen Lnstasoou Thornryburn Rectory, Northumberland, clerk - div. of Is. id., July 14, and any subsequent Saturday, at Wakley's, Neweamtle-upon-Tyne. TUOKAI/ LYON and linesman I.ron, Birchin.lans, City, stockbrokers —2nd div. of 6!td., July IN, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Gra..am's, Coleman-street. ftienxiin MAarty, Tavistock, Devonshire, tanner--first & final dlr. of In. 111 d., any Tuesday or Friday after July 16, at Ilernanum's, Exeter. W7.liin Meru and Jona Tt•u.tr, Manchester, drapers—final dia. of 2 11-16 d. July 17, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Hobson's, Manchester. AauMAa Nun, Netherton, Worcesteraltire, scythe plater—let div. a 3d., any Thursday, at Christie's, Birmingham. JOHN Rr.sy, Jun., and lIINKT, Mark-lane, City, wine merchants 3rd div. of 4.1., and 2s. I Id. on the ..eparate estate of John Keay, Jim., July Is , and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Graham's, Coleman-greet. JOHN RICHARD% jun., Reading, Berkshire, banker-2nd div. of Gd., ball-ehambe July 11, and three hubsequent Wedneslays, at Turquantra, Guild- WILLIAM TANNISK, Leadenhall-place and Leadenhall.market, leather factors—let div. of TA , July 11, and three subaequent Wednes days, at Turquand's Guildhall-chambers. WILLIAM ATKINSON WALWICK, Chesterton, Cambridgeshire, and Oembridge, printer—let div. of la. 94., July 11, and three sabot.- subsequent Wedne=days, at Turqusnd'e, Guilahall-ehambere. Drowse Wirers, Liverpool, merchant-6th div. of id., July l6y sad any eulwequent Monday, at Bird's, Liverpool. DIYIDENES.—Aug. 6. It. Allinson, Whitebaren, Cumberland, ironmonger—Aug. 10. J. C. Anon, North Shields. Northumberland, brewer—Aug. 3. N. Bruce, Farringdon-s:reet, City, printer—Aug. 1. E. Bowring, Lawrence-lane, Cheapolde, silk shad manufacturer Aue. 1. P. Cox, Lireri 001, strasplait dealer—Aug. 14. J. Jeys, Moreton.in.Marrh, Gloucestershire, boot and shoe maker—Aug. 7. J. Jordan. J. White, and J. L. Aldridge, Coventry, brewers—Aug. 7. J. Jordan, Coventry, brewer—Aug. 6, J. King, ilehisdev, Yorkshire, surgeon—July 2S. H. Layfield, Burnley, Lancashire, boiler maker -Aug. 3. J. Nichols, Snow-bill,City, Ironmonger—Aug. 7. G. B. Orchard, Bath, upholsterer—Jule 23. J. Tattersall, Old Lyons, lan. cashire, coal dealer—Aug. 8. S. L. Trotman, Liverpool, nierhant— ' Aug. 8. W. Walker Birkenhead, Cheshire, joiner—Aug. 8. J. Walker, Birkenhead, Chaire, joiner. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless canoe be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. Aug. 6. B. Dickson, Little Tower.street, City, wine merchant Aug. 7. J. Durber, Woletanton, Ktaffordrhire, prorision dealer—Aug. 7. It. Haylock, Cambridge, chemist—Aug. 14. T. Hollynion, Cleve don, Somersetantre, butcher—Aug. 7.18. Ily'and, Staple-cross, Sumer, eraser—Aug. G. 0. Kinnell, Bolton-terrace, Walwo th, spinner —Aug. 7. J. Perry, Jun , High-street. Camberwell, oilman—Aug. 4. J. Phd. lips, Upper Bullingbam, Herefordshire, banker—Aug. 8. W. Yowler, Crediton, Devonrhire, auctioneer—Aug. 2.3. W a rne, N ew p or t, S out h. amptonshlre, grocer—Aug. 13. A. White, Wimburne 3.l mater, Dor. setshire, saddler. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by the Vice-Chanoellor acting in Bankru 3. ptcy, unless canoe be shown to the contrary, on or b e f ore ug. R. Barnes, Woodbridge, Suffolk, innkeeper — J. Rust, Walsall, Staffordshire, timber merchant —IL Goring, Transmit, Middlesex, butcher—J. Gurney, Lambeth-walk , brewer It. Newent, Gloucestershire, coil mereluint—C.. Smith, EnfleW, Middlesex, wine mer,liont— W. Stone, Woon.street, City, laseman. .- - SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Wn.wat Erman, Nltsblll, Paisley, wood merchant, July 18 and Aug. 15, at the Saracen's head Inn, Paisley. Joan wit.sox l'ituss and Davin Hone, Edinburgh, Stockbrokers, July 19 and Ans. 9, at Dowell'e Ro elms, Edinburgh. W1L1.1411 Yoctco , Kilwinning, grreer, Jul) 19 and Aug. 13, at the Eglington Arms Inn, Kilwinning. PARTNERSHIPS OPtiOLVED.—J. Ashton, B. Ashton, and Ashton, %Vermeil and Bredbury, Cheshire, and Haughton and Man chester, Lancashire, eot•on manufacturers, PO far as regards b. Ash ton-li. Allcard and W. N. Edgill, Sheffield —R. BAttain and H. Houston, Frame, Somersetshlre, and Busingliall.street, wooden ma. nufacturers —P. Clark and W. De Comer, Orrek-stnet, Soho, jewel ease makers—T. Cowan and W. M. Chell, Manchester, engravers and lithographers—W. Dawborn and A. Burrows, Liverpool, slate agents —W. Dic:.son end A. Dalrymple, Manchester, umbrella manatee tarent—J. Duggan and R. Duggan, Maryport, Cumberland, drapers— J. P. Falkner, it. Falkner, and F. Falaner, Manchester, drapers—J. P. Falkner and It. t'alkner, Manchester, drapers—J. Faulkner and J. N. Faulkner, York-street, Westminster, builders—J. Frith and W. Holmes, Skeffidal, whitemetal smiths - S. Oodden and J. N. trodden, Woodstock, Oxtordshire. gl hers—E. Garetun, J. 11. Gannon, and 11. Clanton, Liverpod, mere-hares, as far as regards 11. Garston —M. S. Grigg, W. H. Hawker, J. Wog, and W. Skinks& Plymouth, Devon shire, spirit dealers, eo tar as regards J. king—J. B. 01111.11 end J. ambler, Tothill-street, Westminster, haberdashers—C. W. Haney and C. Battersby, Liverpool, coke merchants—J. Lathbury and C. Lathbury, Cktrd street, linendr triers —E. Lewis and E. L. Lewis, Whltehaven, Cumberland, common brewen-11... S. Lyne and C. Lyne, Steel Exchange and Threadneedle-street, stockbroker—ll. Moore, C. Moore, and T. M. Blythe, Liverpool, merchants, so far as regards C. DITELLIGENCE ASCOT, 1850. Nominations FOR THU WELCOME STALES: Mr. Low titer's The 131 , wt, Lord Berathm•ve'e Te• server, Msjor Mar tyn's The Swede, Mr. Gratwicke's Th. C0nt...,0 Lord Exeter's Utrecht. Duke of BtuPord'o John o'Orsat, Lord Chesterfield's Penang, Mr. Pedlars Sweetheart, Col. Anson's b f by Touch►tone, out of Potentia. EPSOM, 1851. The Dolby closed with 195 subscribers, and the Oaks with 132. CRICKET. TWO SELECT ELEVENS OF THE MARYLEBONE CLUB. _ . . -- —. This match was played at Lord's on Thursday. Oa the termination the soma was as follows Mt. ILYNASTON'S SIDE. Lard MooE•garrett, b Chester 3 Ldlywinte, tun tut ..., 64 Mr. A. Haygartb, run out 0 Dubin, c end b Youge ---....... 39 Lord Guerwey, not out 62 Mr. K. Kynustoo, b Yong. Mr. C. M. Baker, trot out.-- ..... ................—. 0 Mr. J. C. ebitty. run out ii Mr. :1. Taylor, blduen IS Captain titoW" b Liddell 0 Mon. Wrotteeley, e Wbitebeed. by Harem I Byes 42. wide (Llester 4 Wintabead I), S 47 HON. COLON'S'. LIDDILL'S ISCDS. Mr. 8. Whitehend, c Chitty 1 lallywbite 6 Mr. C. name, b Lidlrritate Um. Colonel Liddell. c Taylor b Da1dn.......„. Clingier b Lillywhite . Mr. Wynne, b Lillywilite „. 11 Mr. A. Y. George, 01.111yerbite Mr. Maim b Lallywhite ............... ..... ........ Captain Cheelym (nut out) r Mr. G. Yonne, 0 Renard% b Wan ..... 1 Mr. Du Cern b Vahan ... 1 Bayley (taken Ml) . . ..... 6 Byes 2, wide Dicida - 74...n . trial i — D;,hl . 34 i ...... -. 7 'U Kr. Kin ston's lids waa by 83 rasa 3Lab3 Intelligence. EQUITY COURTS.—YESTERDAL Buie TIMIVIMCILUICILLLOU or EPIGIAND. TN ax GETLYOARE CHARITIZA.-SCHEDIiFURII.IOVIAT INO Till MANACHIMISNT OF A CHARITY. Mr. Rolt sod Mr. Campbell appeared in support of a petition for the cintirma•ion of a scheme for the manage ment of a charity i 1 Monmouth, founded by Edward Lewis, of Kilbach, io 1713. The scheme had been appr red of by Sir Thomas Phillips, and all the other persons who were appointed trucees of the charity, and it was hoped that the order would be made without a reference to the Master. Mr. Wray, who appeared for the Attorney-General, said it was highly desirable, considering the smell funds of the charity, that the scheme should be stilled without a re- Lorene*. The Vice Chancellor made the order accordingly. PALACE COURT.-YESTERDAY. BKINNIC W. BIL,T BMW; E. THORNILOE V. li CORES -RAT CASE.-A SPORTING JURY. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a leather seller, residing in Rich-street, Pop la r, against Wm. Hugbci, the defendant, to recover the sum of W. under the following circumstances :—Mr. Atkinson and Mr. Charles Pollock ap peared fur the plaintiff'; and the defendant, who was a pub lican, and lived at Bermondsey, was defended by Mr. Robinson. It appeared that a match was made between the plaintiff and a person named E ding for two we 11-known fighting dogs to kill 24 rats, and the animal whichaccomplished the task in the shorter space of time was t) be the winner. The match was for 3/. a aide, and came off at the SpJrtsman public-house, Bermondsey, on the 28th alt. Tte dog laden givg to the plaintiff killed the rats in 3 mi.intes and 29 acconds, whilst 4 minutes and 36 seconds were occupied by the other dog. At the end of the match, however, Mr. Ingall, a friend of Ealing, decided that the match was an unfair one. This gave pee to a strong dispute, and the money was retained by the defendant, who was atakeholder. A great deal of evi dence was taken on both aides, and Mr. Baling said that he was . pretent on the occasion, and saw the matc►—in fact, he attend' dto second his dog. The rats that witness's dog killed were very much 1-rger than the others were. (Laughter.) Mr. Robinson—How was that? Witness —Large ones suit my old gentleman best. (Loud laughter.) Atter the match was over I picked up some of the rate, and discovered that their backs were broken. Counsel having oltunented on the evidence, and his honour having summed up and stated his opinion to be strongly in favour of the defendant's right to a verdict, The fury consulted together for upwards of halt an hour, and being unable to come to a conclusion they agreed to cast :as, which they did, and then returned a verdict for the plaintiff. Mr. Reibinann then moved for a rule nisi to enter against an act 8 & 9 Viet., c. 101, 818, as a bar is the present state of the record, or for a new trial on the ground of the verdict being against evidence, and that the jury had come to a de. Marisa ►y an irregular Frusets. Rale granted. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT—YESTERDAY, 13zmut ma Cum? Constrinsiut. TEE CABE OP MR. BARTLLTT. The ease of this insolvent, the attorney at Epsom, which was Wore the court on Monday, was again heard on Thuts• day, when Mr. Owen, who had defended the insolvent at Epsom, attended, and explained that he bad nut kept out of We way, but came as soon uhe was required. He gave the information asked, and the discharge was pronounced con dilatant on the payment of 121. some odd shillings, received under a trust deed. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.-AYLESBURY, JULY 13. MUTH OY MIL JUSTICE COLTMAN. The lamented death of Mr. Justice Coltnisn, who was expected to take hi. seat on the bench to day, in conjunction with Chiel Justice Wdde, has deeply affected the profession, arse given rise to not a little inconvenience. 'the commis sion was not opened until late on Thursday afternoon, and this morning business was done only in one court, which continued sitting whte this despatch was made up. Chief Justice Wilde, at the end of his address to the grand jury, said with evident eviction, in reference to the eieeease of his colleague, " I cannot conclude without ex pressing the real grief of my heart in this day discharging the duties which lie before me, when I remember the cm, and anxiety, and judgment with which my brother Colt man would have fulfilled her Majesty's commission in this county, and with so much honour to you and credit to the bench. His lordship then dismissed the grand jury, who, as well .s all the people in the court, were much affected by the feeling tone in which these latter observations were de livered. THE BUCKINGHAMSHIRE BURGLARIES, B r . Green, Meppard, IV. Zheppard, and IV. 'Varner, were °herded with perpetrating a series of burglaries o: the most determined character, and which recently terrified the whole neighbourhood, and induced the farmers to associate together fur their own protection. On being pieced at the bar, the prisoners display , d a very wild and wretched ap pavanes, and without any hesitation pleaded guilty to every charge brought against them. They attacked the farm houses in the county, well armed, in the true Jack Sheppard style, and pillages them of very valuable property, displaying a remarkable gallantry to the fair as x in all their proc,edings. The disclosures were looked to with cousiderthlo interest, but the plea of guilty from them all put an extinguisher upon it. The Chief Justice deferred sentence. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yoga, JULY 12. CRAWS C01:11.1.—BIF011 MIL JUSTICIt Wlonntali. TIM SHEFFIELD GIUNDERS' UNION. Yesterday we announced that in the case of Bane and others (the offic.n of the Sheffi Id Grinders' Union) judg ment had been given on the demurrer agars% the defend ants. At a later period of the day they were again placed at the bar, when Mr. Se rjeant Wilkins, for the prosecution, stated, in con sideration of the long imprisonment which the prisoners had undergone, and the anxiety of mind and expense to which they had been subject, it w►s not the intention of the prose cution to rress the cue further against them. It had been arranged that the judgment on the demurer should stand against the m, and that they should enter into their own re eognisances of 1001. each to appear and r..ceive 'enigma when aided upon, and then be discharged. Mr. J owice Wight man assented to the arrangement and said the prisoners must clearly understand that the prosecu tion have agreed to adopt this course solely on the grounds stated by the learned course'. Tao judgment would be elk pended, and it would depend on their future conduct whether or not they were further punished, as they were still amen able to the taw. The real/mixing's were then entered into and the pri iwr.n itisthersed. NosPanv.—Bsrokit Mi. Jones PAITIOOS. - HUDSON, Eva., X P. v. BauNvorc—A LOAN. The action wte braneht against the defendant Mr. Brun ton, stirrer, to Lloyd's, London, and stationed at Sunder land, (fer which latter place the plsintiff is member in par liament), for the rig...very of the sum of 1,0301. lent money to October, 1845. The parties had been on THE POLICE COURTS. BoW-sTuEET. CHARGE or FORGERY.—F. E. Broderip, late clerk In the service of Messrs. Few aad Dukes, solicitora, of Hen rietta-street, Covent-garden, was brought up for final ex amination on three distinct charges of forgery. Mr. W. Britten, bookseller, of Russell-court, Drury-lane, having examined a cheque produced for 101.. stated that to the best of his belief it was presented to Lim by the prisoner, who said that he had a cheque, and was too late to get it cashed at the banker's. Witness, having no doubt that it was genuine, gave him two 51. notes and took the the que. The prisoner, in his presence, wrote " Richard Barker ' on the beck. Witness did not immediately present it for pay ment, but, having made inquiries at the offices of the prose. tutors he ascertained that the prisoner had left their service. The prisoner was fully committed for trial. Another charge of forgery, to the amount of 471., on the prisoner'e late employees, was also preferred. Mr. James Duplan said that he was a clerk in the London Joint Stock Bank, the office of which was in Pall-mall, where Mews. Few and Co. kept an account. 0.1 the 18th June the cheque produced was presented to him at the counter by a parson he did not know, and he cashed it with a 401. note, two sovereigns, and a 61. note. Mr. Samuel Miller, a clerk in the Bank of England, said that on the 18th of June a 401. note was presented to him, for which he gave cash in gold. The names of Mews. Jen kinson, &within, and Jenkinson, of Lombard ►treet, was indorsed on the back, but he did not know by whom. A cashier from the London Joint Stock Bank proved that on t►e 16th June the order produced, purporting to be from Messrs. Few, fir a cheque book, was brought to him, and he accordingly delivered a book. The cheque produced was taken from that book, but he could net say to whom he delivered it. Mr. Dukes said that neither the signature to the cheque nor the endorsement on the note, n..r the order fur the cherre-book was in the handwriting of any of the firm; and, to his belief each was written by the prisoner. Mr. Rowland Peacock, clerk to Mmes. Jenkinsan, &e., proved that the writing 0..1 the different documents produced were in the handwriting of the t risoner. Toe prisoner was again committed for trial. Another charge was also gone into, on which the prisoner was a third time committed for trial. SOUTHWARK . _ EXTENSIVE FRIXD — EY♦ b0I7: NT COURT AGENT:— J. Smith, s man of respectable appearance, w ho had for some time been employed aa an agent in the various county courts, was brought before Mr. Seeker for final examination, charged with defrauding Messrs. Johnson and Graves, linen drapers, Blackman-street, Southwark, out of various sums of money, amounting to neatly 2001. A number of witnesses were examined, from whom the prisoner had tzken moat y and converted it to his own use, although not authorized by Meson. Johnson and Graves to receiv, any, and he was remanded to give time for snaking further inquiries at the various county courts. LAMBETH. FATAL ACCIDENT. Ty Perkins, the eon of a master drover, aged 16, was charged with causing the death of David Erna er Moor, a tine boy, nearly 6 years of age. From the evidence it appeared that the prisoner, between 12 and 1 o'clock on that day, was driving a cart belonging to his father al .ng Providence-street, Walworth-common, when the deceased, who wee engaged in Hying his kite, and in going backwards, with hie eye intent on his kite, came right before the wheel of the vehicle. The result Was that he was knocked down, and the wheel of the cart crushed him is a frightful manner. So seri.us were the injuries he received, that he expired in a few minutes. The prisoner, who cried bitterly during the examination, was remolded to await the coroner's inquest, but was ad mitted to bail. RAILWAYS. TRAFFIC RETURN FOR TEE PAST WEEK. Aida opened. 1848. 1949. Name of Railway. BRITISH. Aberdeen Bebast and Ballymena Birkenhead, Lanc., & Cheshire Bolton, Blackburn, and Went Yorkshire Bristol and Exeter Cali dmian Chester and 'Holyhead Dublin and Drogheda Lublin and King,turn Dunden,Perth,Aberdeen June Rut Anglian Rut Lancuhire Eastern Counties and Nortolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh and Northern Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr..... Glasgow, Paialey,and Greenock Great Nor kern &E. Lincidush Great Southern andWestern(l) Great Western Kendal and Windermere Lancaster and Carlisle dL : meashire and Yorkabire ILiverpool,Crosby, & Southport 'London and N orth Western London and Blultwall ILondon, Brighion, and S. Coast London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Ilanctiester,Shrff.,&Lincolusb Midland Midland OreatWestarn.(l) Monklands 'North British Scottish Central 1 8hrewrbury and Chester "South Devon South Eastern 'Taff Vale Ulster West Cornwall Whitelsaven Junction 'York, Newcastle, Berwick ,York and North Midland I Foazzox. !Amiens and Boulogne (Dutc h Dutch Rhenish Northern and Troy(' of France Orleans to Bourges(Cnut.) Orleans to Tours Paris and Orleans tans and Rouen Rouen and Havre PUBLIC SALES. JULY 13.—8 y McYd. HOGOART, NORTON, and °AILEY, at the Mart.—Freehold house, shop, and premises, 98, Bich .tote Within, let on leue for 1211. per annum—sold f 2,7001. Messrs. Muscutor• and GADSDEN, at the Mart.—Free hold set of chambers, No. 46, Aloany, let to Lord John Manners, at 911. per annum-6901. Twenty shares in the Westminster Life Aaseciation-901. Fourteen 501. shares in the Highgate Archway-481. One-tenth of four shares in the Old Corn Exchange-1051. Freehold residence, Montpelier, Smith Lambeth, with gardens, stabling, &c., with poceuion—knocked down fcr 1,8501. Freehold residence, Stamford-hill, suitable for occupation or u a publb: institution-1,9501. MOAN. RIAILIVORTH and JARVIS, at Oarraway'a.—Abso lute reversion to one-fifth part of 9,4761. ss. lOd. Three per Cents , receivable at death of a lady aged 76--sold for 1,0751. D viden•is and interest upon a mortgage, producing, in the whole, 1991 ss. 9d. per annum, during the life of a gentle. man, aged 37, and a policy for 3,0001. upon his life, premium 751--2,200/. Two houses, Royal Avenue-terrace, Chelsea, let for 1151. per annum, held for 91 years, unexpired, at 121. 125.- 1,1451. House and butcher's shop, 4, Lower for 37 years, at 441.-4.501. Messrs. ELus and Sox, at Oarraway's.—Residence with stabling, offices, pleasure-grounds, &c , and 23 eau of land, on Dulwich-hill, held from Dulwich College, for 35 years, at 1301., fixtures at valuation-3,5001. Villa residence, at Siuthend, Essex, held for 41 years, at 301, and a paddock, held at 81.-5001. Menu. Snormswoarn, at the Mart.—lmproved ground rent of 611.6 x. per annum, secured for 25 years unexpired, upon various houses in London-street, Tottenham-court road-5651. Two houses ' Duke-street, Bloomsbury, let on lessee for 671. 4s. ; held for 11 years, at 61.--sold for 2001. A fee-farm rent of 91. 10s. per annum upon two house., Drury-lane-1401. A lee-farm riot of 51. 145., secured upon St. Martin's gr. . W und rsr's pi rsts 'l y an , at e the -8 rs * Mart.—The Messrs. freehold Tune burial-ground, of u Chi rs ttiscombe sad Chevithorne, Devon, c .mprising four rums and 595 acres of land, let for 8071. per annum—knocked dew , . at 23,5001. Two freenold houses. Oxford-terrace, Clapham, let for 1121. per armies-1,4101. Detached freehold cottage, Park-arament, Clapham, con taining 8 rooms-4201. Freehold house, Burr-street, E eat Smithfield, let for W. —5201. , held .1.; - aMhol l property,Wiltoa.road, Pimlico, let for 2241.105., held tor 741 years at 601.—1,8601. Item ipts. 1848. Z -448 METEOROLOGICAL R SATURDAY, The State of the Weather at eich of the t, Nine o'clock yesterday mon Malicia Place. Course of Wiod. bo( Wiod. 2,650 i 22,62 2,264 10,673 19! 222 2,437 14,037 1,1141 1,1481 1,163 1,020 12,564 2,409 12,256 7,310 11 - :ETURNS. JUL: 14, 1849. Alowing pl.ces at State of Weather. bloore—F. Pcarre and J. T. Pearce, St. Austell, Cornwall, gamma— T. P. Prim, W. Powell, and W. Bridgewater, Gliisbury, Mitre, dialers In nal, so far as regards W. Powell—J. Sans in; J. W Harrison, and W. Howson, Sheffield, merchants—C. Shaw and G. Baenea, Fishota City, attorneys—G. shatlforib, jun., and 8. Dinning, Neese tale-upon-Tyne, engineering surveyors —W. s m i t h and A. W. Smith, Aftincheatcr, whie men:Lunn —I. s m i t h and 11. Ailnutt, Loose, Kent, paper manufacturers—T. smith mid G Shaw, Houghton, Yorkshire., nandinerchsuu—W. P. Thomas and H. Thomas, St. he's and Padstow Cornwall, ropemakt rs—J. Thorp and .I.llam Wed Leigh, Ire, ootton splonera—b. Cll msas. C. Illnahhorn, and B. Doctor, John-street, Crotched-film, accursed pasearge brokers, so far as regards B. Doctor—W. Walton and T. Altana, Great Portland-street, Mardebone, tea dealers—J. Walton and J. Jagger, Horton, Yorkshire, cloth dressers—J. Wbitwell and E. Whirwell. Kendal, Wostinurland, carpet manufacturers --W. White head, J. Thornton, J. Barraclough, J. Caste', J. Gruby, S B roo k , J. Conlingley, U. Naylor, M . Sharp, K. Wharton, E. Tattersall, B. H by. flop, N. Barraclougb, P. Burnett, J. /locksmith, J. Brown, E Thom too, K. Hanson , 1.. Coates, J. Wood, It Rhodes, I. Burn tt. Are* Burnett, James Burnett, J. Hall, It. Rhodes, and J. Rhodes, Halifax. Yorkshire, buyers of corn and manufacturers of Hour —A. Wilson, yr J. Venables, W. Tyler, and Hasid Kidd, Quenlutbe, City, whutraal 'Latimer', so heal regards 1). SHIPPING INTF.LLIGINCR. titan' OW I t►e . inlpplag Gennep W "147141141.") CASUALTIES. Agnes, Hamblin, schooner, of Ip,wich, from Seville for St, Petersburg, wu driven on shore in a wale 28th Met., at Aeon ra, near flans' ; crew saved, and the cargo expected to be raved.—Rinckiobirg. June 30. Antini Tjakktlina, Kleint4k, from London to the Battle, wtich was stranded near Aeger 2411 ult., has been got off, after dircharging 140 chests and 197 bags smear, partly damaged, and will come to this port to repair. The &- pared portion of her cargo will be sold 14th fest —. Thistcd, July 5. Ellen, brig, apparently a British vessel, loaded with timber or staves, was brought inm Helot Roads 30th ult., a lict and water•logged, by one ut the M. Acting tqu idron off Swinemunde.—Ronne Oyu-holm), July 4. Helena, 13-rven, of Tinsberg, from Gothenburg to L-mdon, has put in here very leaky. with cargo heated, and is dis chargiorr.—Art ndal, July 6. Helens, Arvidson, frem Mariestadt to London, has put in here with cargo heated, and must discharge.—Marbtrand. July 3. Hillechins, Sehttring, from London to Memel, whi Ii was stranded near Tialtrieg '22nd ult., became a wreck during the heavy north-west gales of Ise' week. The dam Aged portion a the cargo saved will by sold 16th iust.— Misted, July 5. ARRIVED, MAILS. Hamburg. Holland Lisbon Pacific India via Southampton India lb/Marseilles Boston and Halifax Mexico and Havannsh July 16 Aug. 7 July 28 0 Wat India Braail July 18 July 't2 Ju,y 22 July 25 ARRIVED. ANNE MARIA-at GIATIMBIId, July 13, from ALLIANDRINA- at Graserend, July 13, from atzuen -nt Pennant Firth, July 8, from ALBION-at A'erdren, July 12, from Auer-at Cork, July 11, from Anearorne -at Cork, July 19, trout Borst-at Bristol, 'July 12, from CZAR-at Dundee, July 10, from CHRONUMILTSB-blf Newhaven, July 12, from Couloir us limbos, -at Gravesend, July 13, from Duov..itsia-ut Londonderry, July from . LO DOILIS S &owl*, July 11, I.l.tesaern--at Bristol, July 12, horn.. ENTRIIPRI.N-111 !full, July I Ifrom.. - 1 . I , Nonni noel Que'vc ..St. John'., Phituth•lptut Quebec Tritud.td .bt. John, N.B. Itaka Ilayanash New York Cror.ohdt .New York Rin N.N. Eusams.ru—sef Brisk, Ally from... ELeavoir—off Youghal, July 11, from GIIINET—at Gmverund, July 19, from H. 1110IIIITON—St 10IX10114,TIT, July 11, from litatr GALIMIIIII—st Milford, July 10, from.. Humour.'" —at Drat, July 12, from Ilaasoms—et SnieWs, Julylll, from 11001.11—at Gravesend, July 13, from Jai..4—at Liverpool, July IS, from JE•wie—at Coek, July 13, from 'Lau —off the Needle', July 10, from lyde. July 11, from... MA/T 3losaua—at Grvercek, July 10, from MALT—at Glasgow, July 11, from Han.—st Liverpool, July IS, from .......... Alt. Jahn's, Na. Jolueo, Callao Ncw York Nouloula (Bo'beo Quebec KT:IA.I'OS Bay Chaleur ...Natogoadari• ~.........Antigua Batt.aloei ootreal Y. areal POSTIAND-C ff the M'sgiit, - Inly 10, from et.lreaVe,S.ll. PCIITI.IIIIIt -Id G 1111.1101,, July 11, finda pun Wallace, N.S. Porte -at t lyde, July 12, from Trioidel RAIIIIIOW-at Cork, July IS, from Philadelphia Raruam-at Falmouth, Jul 12, from Peteusharg 11/TALINT-Off POrllJad, Ju ly 11, from Bahia Rostra-at Clyde, July 11, from Birb does 1 STAFRITIZ ^SI OUW(4I, July 12, from .B'. Vbea 80IIIIAIIPTON-Olt Ilristol, July 12, from Wallace SARAH Floes-et Liverpool, July 13, from Cape Meeurada THOU. CASTY-111 Gravesend, July 11, from Rio Jaselto T.,00., -at Ground, Julyl3, from Pe endaug WILLIAM-A Sunderland, July 11, from St. John's WM. akilTON-at St. Miehde.'s Mount, July 9, (roan Charleston t% M. GUN LAM" -off Suuderlon I, July 11, from Sr. John's Woourotar -at Wassog', July 12, (rum Par o Rico X. L.-at Gravemead, July 13, from .itio lamina .lelubne SAILED. Au AMI-ft.= Cowes, July 12, t.„ , Armes-from Whitstable, July 12, to A. F. MOORE- -from Clyde, July 11, to ANNETTE LornEvr-trumGrArcmod, July 13, to Calls ANIMLW Seco - r-fraroUverpoot, July 13, to.. Pottamd, A.s, BEILLIANI-from Soutbamptca, July 13, to Modeles Cvave-fruat Liverpool, July 13, to Mande Disatoso-Goon Newport, It, July 12, to Kt. 1 booms Emerair-from Newport, M., July 12. to Portland, U.S. Errismai-from Genre-end, July 11, to Gibraltar Pamir -from Gravesend, July 13, to N. hitt's FRANCA-from Cower, July 12, to London , Gams-from Sunderland, Ju 11, to St. Petersburg 'G. Blrelt-irom Liverpool, J uly 13, to Charleston I,AuFLLA linters-from Plymouth, July 12, to Adelaide 1 JANE. DINOrt- from Liverpool July 13, to. ti an Fro LOUISA - from Gravesend, July 13, to Cshifornis LADY SALZ-from Gravesend, July 11, to Cape Coast METEOR-from Gravesend, July 13, to Siam Leooe MARQUIS OF BUTZ-IMO Sunderland, July 11, to Charente II toa•s--frona Cork, July 11, to Quebec NATII. TROMP,ON-from Newport, M., July 12, to New Loudon PALEADAR- from Gravesend, July 11, to New York (arkEIS or MIR DART-from layde, July 10, to Sullins Resit -from Deal, J ulv 12, to Brazils Itasatm-from Grimsby, July 11, to Copenhagen Ittutstoms -from Liverpool, July 13, to Boston Sas FRANCIECO-from Gravesend, July 13, to Inlboa dr. Lens-from Liverpool, July 13, to Ovoid BURMAN-from Liverpool, July 13, to New York SWAN-from Cork, July II to New York TAPRAM-from Plymoutb t July 12, to Port Philip Landes Deals Jib, VoLonmea—frozi Bristol, July 13, to Wu. rum Hearne—from Liverpool, July 13, to Wien—Gum Oravesentl, July 13, to Patna Elminore .Medeuiblik VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ADUAIDI (abin), of and from Bristol fur St. Vincent, June 30, It. 44 N., ion. 13 W. ARUM. (barque), Bell, of and from Sunderland, far Quebec, out 15 d iya, July 4, at. 57.3 N., lon. 18.46 W. ; all well. BRITON (barque). July 2, lat. 44.33, lon. 21.20. Cm.crina,kine 13 W. i 1.1.11.0,1, of Newcastle, June 10, near to St. Paul's. GRATIT , na (brig), of Sunderland, from Westport, June 28, let. 50.55 N., lon. 25.18. bane? (cutter), July G, lat. 47 N., Don. 7 W. Lowniv.a (barque), 20 miles E. of St Pad's, June 10, with the crew of the schooner Alexander, of Prince Edward's Island, on board, all well, out 54 days. Maar Qeegn or SCOT* (barque), from Liverpool for Buenos Ayres, July 6, lat. 41.17 N., lon. 11.15 W. Nassau. from London for eislonica, July 2, lat. 49 N. Neiman (ship), 01 Plymouth, May 2, lat. 4.46 N., ton. 23.21 W. ()CLAN (barque), July 3, lat. 49 N., lon 12 W. I.l4xntFtax 2 4 . spras from London for Sydney, N.S.W., May 8, lat. 6.20 N., lon. 26.08 W., out 18 days. &onion (brig), from Cadiz, out 48 days, June 16, Lat. 44.18 N., lon. 03.19 W. Rearm (barque), from the Clyde (or duatralla, Ju'y 4, lat. 45 N., la t. 10 W. gauss (schooner), from Fernando Po for Liverpool, lat. 43.05 14.,100. 25 W., out 65 days. fittearas, Ilan, from Newport, for Boston, out 19 days, June 29, let. 53.35 N., lon. 29.12 W. Wtssao (schonner) outward bound, July 7, lat. 49 N., Non . 7.33 W. Ztrlko (NeUpOlitall brig), from Newcastle for Naples, out I; days, July 6, lot. 47.31, km. 0.53. [Advertisement.] —ANOTHER PERMANENT CURE OP A NKRVOtS !IMPACTS AND GTUDINISA IN Tel: lIPAO DV IiOLIA. WAY'S PILI,,—Mr. William Sin th, of No. 5, Little Thema...street, Lambeth, suffered for many years with a nervous headache and gicidi. nese in the head, which so prostrated his strength that he had ;Tr, little hopes of a recovery. the disorders completely WWI the skill of several eminent doctors, who, it appears, mistook his comp:shit for an affection 01 the spine, and he got worse under their treatment. In despair, and am a last resource, be commenced takina Holloway's Pills, which have had the elect of restoring him to perfect health, and the prospect of a lisle and hearty old age. bold by all druggists, and at Professor Holloway's Establishment, 214, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BAILT.—JuIy 11, at Weetbourn ITyde.p Mr , . J. Bally, of a daughter. BELL—JuIy 6, at Eaton-04m West, the wife of M. Bell, Esq., of a daughter. BORRADAILE.--July 10, at Pt. If arv's rar,Arige, Viaixmt-aquare, the wife of the hey. A. Barr . ..dude, of a auti. JACKSON.—JuIy 9, at staiudrop NAB, Durham, the wife of Capt. B. M. S. Jackson, of • eon. MAILRIAORS. CORRY —SERVICE.—JuIy 10, at Gl.srow, by theßev. W. Orr, of Fen . ick. J. P. carry, Eq., of Nelta t , to Margaret, youngest daughter of N. Service, Esq., Cala:curb. GULLENEARD—TeItNKR.—JuIy 12, ut St. Paul's, Knightsbridge, by the Rev. J. Guillemard, Vicar of Kirtlington, Oion, assisted by the Rev. W. E. Hewlett, the Rev. W. 11. Guillemard, 11. D., Fellow of Ponbrobe Collite, Cambridge, and Head Mater of the rollege, Armagh, to Elisabeth fluaanna, elder daughter of W.ll. Turner, Em., of Rutland-gate, Hyde park. TOUNG —REID.—JuIy 9. by the Rey. N. M•Leod, of Dalkeitb, Mr. Z. 8. Young, to %Malaita Marion, tOtrd daughter of Dr. J. Bed, ILLLC.O., Tramcar, Madras. DEATHB. COBB: -July 7, at Leamington. Sophi.t Vary, eldest roireiring daughter of the late T. Cobb, Esq., of time, and M. thorn House, Oxfordshire. RAMILTON.--July 8, W. Ramilton, Esq., of Croft-an-114h ilouae. Edinburgh, Late of Antwerp. LINDSAY.—JuIy 8, at Waterdeld.terraee, bear Charlton, Kent, Ain e, daughter of toe late Capt. M. Linckar, B.Y. PFARSON.—JuIy 10, at Albemarle-street, Sir W. U. Pearson, M.D., Y.ILS., aged S. PEMBERTON.—JuIy 7, at Vaasall-road, Brixton, Harriet Peach, only daughter of the Lite Iter..l. B. Pemberton, of the Island of tit. Christopher, aged 40. Printed and published street, in th. env a la Me preelast at WI by W LIJAM K is° HALM, of No. 8, Lombard- Lowtou, Printerou tbe oft*, bi d•wwt tatildies.—SAnnumr. Juan. kiss. i , rs. 75k 154 1131 2061 10( lin 110 4.5 k 48 571 16 40 255/ 2424 234 761 26 671 711 211 107.4 671 711 211 1071 i:021 1,2.991 1,193 '606 1,086 16,019 1,367 3,3911 2,1531 1,389 42,176 1,295 9,633 9,984 21;691 2,111 1,005 , 637 1690 9,336 1,651 830 11,616 ] 8,351) 9,228 1,386 10,228 4,18 8 9 89 1,8& 1819. L -673 1,075 445 4,610 6,046 2,268 '914 1,184 1,076 .717 3,711 16,425 1,633 3,499 2,148 2,917 1,139 2,157 3,630 To 45 241 s 1,X21,288 10,498 '12,281 161 21,811 1,350 2,846 ' 1,317 1,302 1,953 10,152 1,763 71)9 273 2il 13,074 8,217 I