The Express. — London, England, 1849-08-10 00:00:00

RAILWAY MEETINGS. ANOLO.ITALLAN. Yesterday the "mien Maratime 81 this 'messy (pest- Inened dem the 17th of Jele ) we bad et the Loomis Ta Ma W. I ana Sew., ILP., in the ask. The edmaitseMin Sing the meth& bath* hese read, The w og of me liesessee ma kid Wm the menwg. It Sated that the Melaka I t s t omes met nay theeked, te a swim watent. the tbis rallerep, bat has the inseam t ee deli/ the eseeresdee ef the line 674: sad semen them AMIN** "ben the t • minemese ef 4 per era es tbo ospkal ef Tusala the sa r"ral." r ski .l. tbe *sill/16.1661 4a We. Ossege al lir gininiaS eeeend L i anartM adtbe an 41;W dab ffelliailkii. wi=afalleale a see RN. The lest *Mime a the Marie lielbsey, fres !Mum is Prato Wm , 11 nage) ems Ltstha en the Int ef Tetervey, 18411. Neewitheteadlent mednetha ho mey Made a bestows - neaten ley the elne et labile a eg is . t b i , somelig if semempers resmsel diming the Int gess, emase the led a Tansy, ISO, hes M am ie 418,010, amegies 37 7'S per mita The ember a was ‘,01111; geoeslamM411,111111; thirdness, 3611,g; =lBleartk.elase, OIL The pen ressipts have bees equal to 8,1341., an the wethieg espers , to 3,11381., lassies a moat ef 2.4901. These maga am liable to a claim el tbe Ikeda , is Italy lie seines, at 4 se leaden ths met receipts. et then 1001. Oa the mew the miss st.op at Ave station, sad, es it le S CSded te have cell me iatemediste stating ea the seemed divides .1 11 mike, re w Prate to Piste* the tare el wor king the whole line, hoa ia operation. = il ia prevents to the mileage diminished. A es tsar, with a redone& in the eseensines and se tonnes is the *intake, fares, smaseseed cm tbe Ist Mane, an is expected te Serowe the Isms. The enesipts from c:l r e r have hem hitherto verf Millet. 'The dimmed's,' it to fdeifeeria=thig say plan for raking feeds kr making the 11 Mks el the lies Sets Prato to Piet* until It 1. Isom whether the guaranteed 4 per Mt. will Versed by the Teem govi mast. Deben tuns have bree is to the extent of 6,360 L, given is Methane el gersin Smog liabilities of the compsay. No hes yea lent mane wi th the seemed semis of the O w k als ersui the mishits serems. Of the Use from Pisa te Pistols bar additheal mike from Altogrecio the muskie to rock were m the ale lest. With s opened miles tram 14 Peens le Piste* whist it il egg:rd the se liniamns will flash, Ode or se proem has made foe some thee jo bat tim gemeemet will es, it {shiny expested, Sloe weeks. lateen at the este a 4 per eon Clem 'sweeten by the and it is tint in tense so oisopeolo do Sao. r. Brralsehat, the etegiaser, esti. erne that the nom requisite t• mean" the sewed divisive ea maim of the lime will to 86.7761. whisk added to the sent already *upended ea it SAW , lakes the total charge 138,3601. ; tha menkrars se the IN. division Inas bees 177,129 L, the tota neat 0 the IS mites would be 313,4321. This sius emote the ad (ISIPOOL) by 47.481 L. • bat meths loaners , the assiseassas se oak soon& Usk exament, the acted as le these sbersbolduto wboss interest in the undertaking in will be gill witldm the eatimeata Tame are liabilities in Italy which hem lema NM time dee, limitier amounting to 24,0001., same which Mee es hems d lands to be sold, leaving • set amain te be a 21,3001. The unmet of 41. per share was ea 1886$ shares, and of 61. on 30,086 shires, leaving • w• 8,867 shares on the teat call of IL per share. The delay is tin settlement of the guarantee has lately aural the milkers to be my urgent In their Means, sad, sans immediately satisfied, they Ousts to make the aerie Amok Com pay bankrupt, the nest of which would be ruinous. The disectors consider that • call of 11. per share cm the Angles Italian shares will sot be store than adequate e ff ectively ta meet all demands, and they sake it accoedingly. Rains tag that this call produce 20,0001,, a farther capital of 68,07,01. will be requisite to amp the line to Piatoja ; sad lithe guarantee of 4 per met. be obtained, the directors ex pect that it may be raised as lean or dobeatures. Interest tra of per est. per annum has been paid to the shareholders to the ?Ado( Estrum, 1848. Since that period it has been suspended for want of funds, and, constituted u the ecenpany will be in future, the director , are advised that payments of interest oat o' capital would to ill several legal After a long and ra ther stormy diecuesion, in which attempts were made by two or titres sharehoiden to adjourn the meeting for a month or a tat night, and which attempts were straggly opposed by the chair man, on the ground that it would have the effect of r uinin g their proper l, the lot lowieg resolutions were agreed to : " That the report of the directors now reed be approved and adopted, and printed and circulated among the pro. prietom. "That the directors be authorised to make the earliest arrangement in their power for converting the AORIO-Italien Railway share capits4 when paid up. into en equivalent amount of Maria Antoci* Railway stock, and to kene end adopt such plans as they think proper for applying tbe balances which may be in their bands of the latter noels towards cOmpletata to Pistoja. "That the directors be requested to pursue all proper ntestures for obtaining a guaranteed minimum rate ot in terest on the Maria Annals Company's capitol so the con dition of the eirmsany promedinx to complete the extension from Prato to Pistols. and that the dkeeora do take all such measures as the; shall deem advisable and for the interest of the proprietary, to finish the extension. " That the directors be requetted to urge the Marin Antonio Company to make arrangements with the Tuscan government for the completion of the line between Pistils and Pesettio and for the Marts Antonia Company working the entire hie from Florence to Luisa, and to Pisa when finished. That the travelling expenses of the directors already isenmal, and to be incurred for the purposes of the company, be * T ilt of the fonds thereof. " this meeting do approve et the directors making a all of . per share, issy able on the 16th September next, and a further 11 of Se. per share, payable on the OA of October. " That all shares on which trans IL to 41. 154, per share hen been paid, but which have been forfeited in coneequeoce of the non-payment of the remaining tulle or instalments when der, be reinstated, provided the remaining calls or he stamens, making • tail payment et 61. per share, with in terest at the rate of 8 per cent., together with a call of 10e. now made, be paid cc or biter. the 16th inst., and that all share on which the calls or instalments are not paid oa or before that day be declared absolutely forfeited." A cordial vote of thanks to the charms sad directors cloud the proceedings. COCKRRYOUTR AND WORKINGTON. The holt, early general meeting of the Cock e rmouth and Workington Railway Company took place on Tuesday, at R e., Court luseee, Cockermouth, Joys WtLIOX FLETCHIS, Req., in the chair. Between twenty and thirty shareholden were present when the guineas of the muting oolnuenced. The common seal of the company having been gazed to the list of proptisters, The Secretary road the follow* report : Your &MUM now Mae that they have had the amounts up to June 30 printed and circulated among the proprie tary. An examination of the capital amount will show an expenditure of 1,8311. 2'. 9d., sad also an advance, so loan, of 6061. Ts. 2d., on aecionat of tee new bill for powers to create a further eagle), and to snake the Morton branch ; the calls ea the shares greed are now fully made up. The sit of parliament, to oessider which a su del meeting of the ehershelden was sailed es the 16th of February last, re mised the royal asses* en the 26th June. To eery out the ravishes of that ate, a special meeting of the proprietary will eliortly be convened. The avenge weekly return of the revenue is equal to 1391., being ea lacrosse of 234 per week over the sorrespondiag half-year of 1848. That wish hie taken plass ia goods, coal, and lime • the latter article he greet has been wholly named by ;railway during the pest kaif.yeas, aka* realising 2581. In passenger trails vier directors regret to observe a offlisidmble Mamie ; sad it will be wall to consider whether the adoption of day deka, may sot be productive of advantage to the railway. Had the Name treat malatabeed its amount of beam he the last year, it would haw equalled that esWg Slit December Ley which, in all millirem is imari ably the meet praised's, sad would have weds* the' retems he the we peeisi la 114411 by Ilia The whole woes' fel lateness beim asw charged to the remaas t sat ea Mow mist ths ben of lessemehe, emehiej s ma mein, astwishitesoliag *be redeadea asi Other MIMI el expemiltare, leave the disposable smart (after agft Wsad !whom) et 400 L Your &calms renamed a of Is. Id. per share, clear of ic e to be pill as sad after the kb Avert. Yo have phew In abliwthat a Wm tug will shortly ba established atall e erri id Workbook wheat they upset will very y madam to the preeperity or the pert and to the beealt Cl this liar of railway. The satire pleat of the aen. play h la sa slimiest slate, mad the way sad works me la geed esaditisa. Year direeten will wathses to give their naresaittiai stashes le the interests of the company, sad will trees date to tins sliest sash "'dustless la the expendi ture es, fa their jadgemat, ma be preetleally tarried oat. "The divulges who retire by meads* are Mr. Jimmie& Rands. an ., Mr. heath's Weed, sad Mr. William Thera ben, Who are eligible, sad Wee themselves for mobilise sad it will be she away he the meeting to elect a time. tor ia lits of Kr. Joseph Clementaos, who hes Meese The rifog auditor Is Mr. Jonathan Harris, sea., who is Wrens of Whim frees the *Mee." cuAnuaex Ilea wed that the report sad mate- Resat of assmati he adopted by the meeting, which was seesadsd, eml serried ananiaeouly. TM MowEsy le ea abstract of the amounts which were submitted to the meeting : CAPITAL ACM= TO JUNE 30, 1645. 11111011111. Alsoant received to Dee. 31.5546 2113,101 3 0 122,0, lase 30, 13411, ea flea, fed, 4th, sod 3th all 430 0 0 Tealyanry ham 3.2 03 0 0 118/8898. 9,88611 6 2116.9113 13 124,147 I ft watia kni t=t a tift le 1. 15 1228 : 21 . 1 7 lad kiPu" Wm" Wilma llllWlNlsipettnils. awl 1,1131 2 Ansaissat Act— 803 REVIIPOS AC001131% £194911$ 13 Wm, at the credit otrem wont to 3lst Dee., DO —..— ,171 IS 3 Dlvldesi el OR OR min aall,parrTs. 6, 1646 1,12/1 6 0 Leone Is: 32 6 8 Balsam l2 6 6 £1,172 Le 8 THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1849. _---.--,--- arrivele here for Csafore* wits greet amebae of pail sea, wise appareatly very respectable. Last meek Sege were 2.000 LW u is. tine. Everybody hest he geld fever more or less; but I leer their drams of pad will owl in sad reales. Nerieuire there are vnet essalliiss of IMlat the prier of pc=s are bassi &Set Tbe has las is for . Coastlines will he the ant slip her TOG ashen is oedema hose. The Glossa brogbt down war lent mai. The CeekeSites is seil has The ioisples ws. at Trinidad ss tie 4th at Job. U. had a his passe hem Devours' to Barbados. of 31 days lie answers well I. her presses rig. a thewaseted &shwas. Ms now ossassases her eartegiag dads. The Nailed was at Callos The fehowins is bent a letter resolved he. this ship of the above data t-- , " We hays had saws boa ; Call' Ms sacks' is summary article. people dybs era self . however esatiaass steamiest. Tke tide hese is Ike Ciampi:a. The Asia b expected Oho aloha' to a swath or se hos esseinebei MPS& sink.' per,the Panidesate ; he sails shoril in Maas* sad tke naiad ot the asks, sad upsets to ese Naas is 12 aisatha." CRICKET. ELEVEN LICENSED VICTUALLERS y. NEXT EIGHTEEN. Ws prig spades au& cosisteneed at Lord's yesenday. TM Agbowisi It tb• awn of tin Ant Jars play. TM play will soars" noisy at 11 (Mock. Tan Inman lit .na 1104 Loa. t r a .kb1agn5...—....—..... • na sat .......... la hilt ..... . • Molts ............. $ 1111pme.—......--.. II a* eat illaiiffiranint— I I sit eat ... I ) b ..—..... It 10 Mon ._.......... • Ili r l an .... . 7 Tworb. b ..—... ...... .... I W a lt , w. b Man • I E r a sote all i l i s 17 Team New 1 Team` Mit I Cbi ni, w 111, al 7 " 21 .... TOORI Ist ins. tbral. ISS Ni Dawns!. Mr. Wllls. ros Porter, • Dark b llama liarrobtora b Dark Imaske Ihabab. b Dusk - ....... .... =0 Dirk . b Dark Loa 1 0 w, b Dark Edward., at Starling, b Dark. l6 Umiak run out 0 Butt, b Dui' 0 9 2 — nit oat Saba inteittgence. PREROGATIVE COURT.—YEBTERDAL Emma Six Helen JINX= TUT. Wise O. Lurice.—Juncontrr. This ease was segued before the court in Easter Term, and jed_gment was given to-day. The facts are briefly these : TM testatrix was a lady (Kiss Jephana Legg) who had resided near Petuyn, in Cornwall, and died at the M essina age of 71, mmeseed of considerable property, said to ansened to between 38„41001. and 40,0001., the bulk of which du by will and codicil gave to • Doctor Wise, who wee in tba habit of attending her as • physician, to the eartelndlos of her only nephew, the next of kin, and who now appeared before the court in opposition to these papers, on the ground that the teetatris was of weak mind, the weakness having been increased by an indulgence in spirituous liquors, and that, therefore, ske was not capable of making • testamentary disposition of her property. The Judge went through the whole of the evidence, which has been already fully reported. lie said the testatrix in this cue died in December, 1848, between the ages of 71 and 7d, possessed of considerable property, leaving a nephew, a Mr. John Lugg, who, if she bud died intestate, would have taken possession of this property as nest of kin and heir at law. But in February, 1843, she executed • will, by which she appointed Dr. Wise sole exeentor and re- Ohm, legate*. To her nephew she gave an annuity of 1621. for life, and after hie death 201. per annum to his wife for her life, with various other annuities and legacies to her servants and others. This will was in her own hand writing, and was duly attested. She elm cuted a codicil bearing date 10th of March, 1846, which was not exanted until August following. Under this she gave an increased annuity of 421. a year to her nephew, Mr. John Legg, with a legacy of 501., and to her great nephew a 601. levet. This was witnessed by the son and daugt.ter of Dr. Win. These two papers are now disputed before the court by Mr. John Legg, who stated that the testatrix was of feeble mind, very nervous, and that she gave way to indulgence in ardent friths, which increased her weakness; that she was not conscious of what she did; that she would repeat the same orders, and ask the same questions, over and over again; and that she was not in • state of mind to protect herself from imposition or fraud ; further, that upon the death of Mr. David Scott, who bad managed her business (a woollen manufactory), which she had succeeded to after the death et her brother, Mr. J. Lugg, she was so affected by it that her mind became more tated, and that undue influence had been exercised by Dr., Wise in obtaining these two papers. The Judge went over the whole of the evidence presented in opposition to them papers, and that in reply as to the capacity of the testatrix, and in conclusion said that there was sufficient proof before the court to show that the testatrix was of perfect capacity to make • testamentary disposition of her property; there could be no doubt of this even (or one moment. With reference ti the codicil, he thought that Mr. John Legg and bison did not want it to be set aside, as under it they took an in creased interest. It would be for the interest of thou parties that this codicil should not he put on one side. There was no doubt bat the wil leas a valid instrument. He (the Judge) should now pronounce for the validity of both tee papers. Then came the question of costs ; he (the Judge) felt there was something lake seemly on the part of Dr. Wise in not having made any communication to the nephew, that the will and codicil were executed by the deceased, and only stating that he had been provided for. Under these circumstances, and considering the large pro perty Dr. Wise would take under the will, he felt bound to allow Mr. John Lugg the expenses, and to be paid out of the estate.—Decreed accordingly. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT. CROYDON, RUMMY 9. IWO= IWO CIIII7 B• 1011 AND • CoNNON JtRY. LLOYD 0, LIROUTRIL—A BILL TRANSLCILON. This was an action upon a bill of exchange (or 701., the dlaintiff suing as endorser to recover the amount from the efendant, who was alleged to be the acceptor of the bill. The defendant pleaded that he never did accept the bill, and in fact the defence appeared to be that the acceptance was a forgery. Mr. Bovill was for the plaintiff, and Mr. Serjeant Shce and Mr. Lush were for the defendant. The plaintiff in this action is an attorney, and it also sp. geared that he occasionally discounted hills. The defendant, who is a foreigner, carries on the business of a ship chan dler, and the instrument upon which the action was brought purported to be drawn by a person named Hog germeyer in July, 1846, and to have been accepted by the defendant at that period. The evidence on the part of the plaintiff consisted of the pro duties of the bill, and a person named Dirley, who bad formerly been in partnership with the defendant, swore that to the beet of his belief the acceptance was his writing. lan addition to this three persons were examined who had gone to the defendant's shop by the direction of the plaintiff's attorney, and purchased different articles for the purpose of getting a receipt from him, that they might compare his writing with that of the acceptance upon the bill, and they stated their opinion from the oomperisoe, that the acceptance was the handwriting of the defendant. It transpired during the NM fof the plaintiff that the bill M question had Nessresented or noted, and the delay in taking proceed logs was accounted for by the representation that the de fendant had until recently not been in circumstances to justify the expectation that he could pay the costs of an Mien. It also appeared that Haggermeyer, the drawer of the bill, had left the country, and no evidence whatever was given u to how the bill had come into the possession of the Serjeant Shee, on the part of the defendant, said that the defence he was leatructed to offer was, that the bill in question had never been accepted by him and be knew nothing whatever about it. He particularly directed the attention of the jury to the extraordinary circumstance of this bill never having been presented or noted as dis honoured, and being suffered to stand over for • period of four years, and also to th e Wok that had been resorted to of sending persons to the defendant's shop to purchase article a in ceder to get possession of some of his writing, that they might make a comparison. He said that if the handwriting ems rally that of the defendant, there would surely have Imes no difficulty in proving the fact by better testimony *ea this, and he submitted that the absence of such ta way showed that the plaintiff was aware that the accept. are was pet geattie. Sevenal amenable witnesses were then examined, all of teftsat appeared to have had extensive transudes* with the dolindant, and they stated that although them ma a resew Masse la the ameinane• to the writing of the lehniant. =hem the chanter of the writing, they expressed • ma. egialan that the signature was not raisins. eine proved that the defendant had been living ha l :W credit for several years, that he always paid his airceptaasse, and there did not appear to be any ground for the assertion that he had sot been in a condition to pay the bill if it had been a genuine ir @Marmot at an earlier period. Mr. Bovill having replied, the Chief Baron summed up, and the jury *latest immediately returned a verdict for the defendant. The business of this assize proceeds at • very slow pace. At the dosing of the court last night the Chief Baron had only tried *sarcasms out of a list of 98. It is usually the souses wham the business ism heavy th at the learned judge who mita ea the crown side should assist, alter trying the in olispceing of the din emus and seem pr in that Mr. Berm eness hes n= so en the present eeseidon. as the espaale es emiseest by the 'Au, mum be almost ruinous es slay of the suitors. OXFORD CIRCUIT. GLOUCISTIM, AIIIII3IIT 9 . Baines eommreed in both courts her yesterday, Mr. Baron Rolfe pr.( @Wing at Nisi Prius, and Mr. Justice Erie in the Crown Court. The calendar, though nor light, nu merically speaking, contains few crimes of a deep dye, and in this regimen presents a tavourable contrast with the Calendar of the lest Spring Assize. The cause list contains 13 causes, of which number more than eight hare bean disposed of. NORFOLK. CIRCUIT. IPSWICH, AUGUST 8. Nm Paws Covar.—ftroas Na. Bw. Dowume. JOHNSON ♦ND Aiwraaa O. LOAD BUNTINOPIALD. ACTION •GAINST ♦ BHEILIPP. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. LANCASTIII., AUGUST 9. arms Ni. JOIITICZ PASTIODX. BIGAMY. .. The bearing of the •bore cause wee not concluded when we despatched our report in the afternoon. In the evening theJurl returned • verdict for the plaintiffa--damaps, Edward Harrison, of Black Alain, tailor, was indicted for basing teloolowly married Rebecca Williamson, his former wits being then ilivs. tll7l 6 au us 10 1,464 10 617 II &I 17 INCOME AND Ell rasPorms Penale, ben" ma Neebean aM ea T - WrI;; NAM 11115signase sew Lasametss er pm; swiske lOW 00 8 168. Irks" seam ba; alms ba• o== .ll asria l trigstastisra l s g ia. war Or mai% bser Yip. mei attar (bagasse lar stir*. ail ma lbws Gassesl therm lailallea albs aspadigurs, Wa tts. is. Gesseassat duty. sigma Mel sal Wmw, asasaa t las sod caw lalassee, tad arldrabsvas Jegialaa • tastbritips. sollis w ion*" nal% t a illimp .........«.—.............. Ili $ 1 ----. s;aru 1 X 1111 14 1 GI • IS 417 • • 111 •11 SU • 1 1.411 IS IS VS 1 $ t 3,117 IS 1 After HMO SOMA' huskies the Inds, •Parateg- MOLD RAILWAY. Yesterday the adjourned swift of thk company was held at the Alma is lltookoorgate street IL ?Roues. Bag., the Asir, when a moieties was lee the nalseticm et three directors, vim. P. D. = " lldward Oskeley. and Lle well y n F. Lloyd, Ens., 'WS was seeemeted end poised maaakonsly. Me est beaker was the krisiture of 3,156 shares, the malk im ski* are in arrear. Messick. than adjourned. Partin Aar) CRIDITOW.—The inhabitants of Exeter and Creates have presented putties to Js Railway Com miedimers, praying ke the opening of this lira, Je present piddle of which ts probably Dee et the sem miens Jas mink of railway practice. Though mempinal three ye elm, owing to disputes between the advoca'es of the knd end Barrow gauge, it less hover been °posed for Wk. Gram, dating thi. period, has grows over the 'sin route, sad la has been emsemeed in due meow The line, by eat of pediment, was constructed on the broad, or 7 feet, gauge; bat, subsequently, a majority of the share holders determined on dieting it to the narrow page and obtained an unction, still in fores, fromcl uded the directon from the gauge, of Chancery, which pre opening the railway on any other plan than the narrow, cr Roug e — the cost of substituting which for the broad gauge is estimated at 1,001. The line is leased to the Bristol sad Exeter at a rental of 3,0001_ per annum, and one-third of th e sees receipts above 7,0001. per annum. The esti milled set peels ea the trafik is taken at 5, 1 7 61 ., or equal to S M i er Wetsa.—Flßean miles of permanent way are big laid in the neighbourhood of Cardiff ; and the Ike hem Newport to Swamies is to be opened is the spring. MILL AND BILBT.—The directors of this railway, he their report, which is to be presented to the proprietors at the general meeting en Saturday next, state that the sum of 29,0141. 13e. 2d. is available Ice dividends on the original shares of 601. and hall-shares of 251. each, and they there fore recommend that a dividend be declared of 21.95. 6d. per share on the former, and of 11.44.9 d. per share on the latter, being at the rate of 91. 104. per cent. per annum (tie income tax having to he deducted therefromin both cams). With referees. to the lease of the lime ' the directors my " Ru mours having been circulated that there are doubts as to the validity of the agreement for the perpetual lean of the Hull and Selby Railway to the York and North Midland Company on the terms at present existing, your direeton men the proprietors that no such doubts are entertatr i l eat t a llisea me their taw advisers nor hes an official ram of my suck doubts been 'made to your directors by the laud of the York and North Midland Hallway Company. The existing 'agreement for a perpetual lease is under the seal of both companies, with the sanction of special meetings also of both companies held in due form and confirmed by dm Hull and Selby Railway Purchase Act, 1846.' The deeds were pre pared by eminent counsel, and your directors have again recently submitted them to counsel, whore opinion has alto gether confirmed the confidence of your directors in the per fect validity of those lestruments " CORONERS' INQUESTS.-YESTERDLT. OMNIBUS ACclDENT.—Before Mr. Higgs', at the King's Head, L iwer Edmonton, on the body oi Mr. Richard Wender, evil 62 years, an omn bus proprietor, who was killed under the following circumstances : It appeared that en Tuesday morning last, at 11 o'clock, the omnibus which was then due for :LoacEm was about to start from Lower Edmonton, when the deceased said he would drive it up to town. On reaching Stamford bin, the omnibus was stopped, and a lady alighted, who was followed by the conductor, carrying her box. During the absence of the conductor, an. other lady approached the omnibus, and the deceased huded the reins to one of the outside passengers. He descended from the box, and, after letting the pssssnger in, slammed the door, and the horses instantly started forward. They were pulled back by the passenger who bad the rains, and the sudden check caused the animals to fall back heavily upon the omnibus. The force was so grest that the top of the poll latently broke off , and the bones commenced plunging in a most karful manner. The deceased immediately went in front of them, and caught the reins of the off side horse, and endeavoured to quiet them, but without yuccas. They still kept kicking and plunging, and drageed the deceased some distance along the ground, when he suddenly relinquished his bold, and fell forward between their legs upon his face. The horses find ing themselves free, immediately started forwards, and both the off wheels of the vehicle passed over his head and back. The horses, after running along the road with coasiderab'e speed were stopped, without ding any further damage, with the este ption th.t the clangers were terribly alarmed, and one gentlestan 4 jumped off the box, but fortunately escaped without receiving any injury. The deceased was picked up in a state of insensibility.—Mr. Hammond, a Burgas, at tended, and pronounced lite to be quite extinct, and said there was no doubt he wee killed on the spot.—Verdict, " Accidental Death." THE CHILD MURDER AT BERMONDSZT.—Before Kr. Carter, at the Coopers' Arms Tavern, Russell-street, Bermondsey, touching the death of anewly-born male child, found in a field.—H. W. Seymour, a lad, stated that en Tuesday last, about a quarter_past 12 o'clock, whilst playing under an ank of the South-Eastem Railway, he came to a part adjoining a garden, and whilst in the act of jumping on • low wall, he saw the naked body of a child lying on the esell•-12. Wont, policeanstable, said he less called to the spat a the day in question, and took charge of the body, white was Tete fresh and in a state of nudity. There were several scratches on the face, and marks of violence about the neck. The deceased was lying by the side of the boundary wall of the railway, and was on the grounds of Mr. Abraham Shepherd, • marke•gardener. Witte.% examined the arches and places adjacent, but could aot find any article of clothing. There is a public footpath under the railway, and te a / L arson passing by could easily throw the body over the Two females were in custody on suspicion of having placed the body in the position it was found. No clue of a decided nature had been dhavered.—Mr. James Paul, tar pon, had made • post monism examination, and found that the lungs were fully inflated and filled the cavity of the chest. Witness could not state*. actual cause of death, but be believed the chill was born alive.—Sergeant Roberts stated that be apprehended two females shortly after the discovery was made, and he thought that it • short time was allowed he should be able to brier' the ease to some one. The females had bees medically examined, end they were both healthy.—The Coroner o that if there was • chasm of getting more decided evidence, they must adjourn the inquiry.—Sergeant Roberts added that the females were raiding at Landaus, and most probably the deceased was brought from that district, where every means would be used to discover the guilty parties.—The jury thought an adjournment was absolutely asessnry, and the proceedings wise accordingly postponed or a week. CLERICAL.. Tau low Canada dß*. Theses, in Use Dates, Coventry, wee coesserated by the Bishop of Wormier, on Tuesday NAVAL. Ansonavrr, AVOVST QUM.— Clark : R. F. 1. Morrison; Clerk's Assistant : J. Lukas's. - in sharp : H. M. Moors. Vsctory—Clerk : : H. G. Burton. Car .'• Assistant : W. Tbora. foste—Clork A. Curington. nun..._ W. B. Horne. WooLwic a, Auertsr9. —African (at. tug), and Ueda* (et. yacht) have been docked, to have gram detects in their hells made good. Resales recently employed as a timber ship, is ordered mead to Si: pert, wain die will be fitted for the convict service at Gibraltar, It Isaias intended to convert bar into a hall for the soommedatims of shoat fifty Fames. I Site will be temeaerily litted to convey about silt' asele slalomed dime and games of the Royal Is Gilmarter, the reminder of t: el se that o f Is the Mimi In that hareem agmas of her gem draught of weber, the Kerma' will only make Granidshe till am of her cargo 14201 masse, Niger (et.. v.), noes reamed here her • ase, is bang sad will remain ia . She is spoken of very seder rail, having made knees as hear ads Gems Vahan (st. sloop), whisk wm awed to Shama it the Mese=the week, is ordered to be Mee& hewed fat Mime. Matthews sad Cow, Me ihromma of ehipanglits, who were sepersamated ease massthe have beet awarded purism ; the termer of 204409 hasor of MI. per was. Their fall Wades ware MM. sash. Pardee (16), Commander Sunman, is spooled be ham Mit hear oat, evoie Avocet B.—The Cease 110, *Meg he the flag of Admira l Sir William Parker, will be oat et the heeds of the dockyard hes to-morrow. Ski will be taken oat into the berisrar immediately, sad is expected to be paid Mans es Maiday.—The Jackal steamer, the bottom of y 11.10161 beta seated with the compositiiii of Mr. Ray, hes bees Oise fete deck ben and deemed. The bottom had boom wary foal, mead with seaweed, shell dab, to. Ravin beet ihemegkly deemed sad dried, slte was eaated with red 114 mid egg& take& out of doek.—The Royal Adialieso MK less heel her seas taken oat, and been take* Ye desk Me Ihe draft of her hall.—Mesers. Rabies'& a g inedell, amasses a shipwrights at this dockyard, bow lima sent se Perammedi eseepete with other in =selected heft lime alba psi to fill'the vacancies for .—The Agineeert, 71. erdiesey geard-ehip at this =ssit w apt. W. J. IL Jameene, will bs paid wipe .—The Persian, 16, is expected at this wto be paid &dream la a few days. She ill sad oa the 16th with despatches for RaiLfaz.— The Nereus was at Valparsha on the 30th of May ; all well. The tallow ing is an extract from a letter from that ship GI the above data and place : One would think all Yankee land had broken lose : every day, nay, every hoar, we have MILITARY. Tax FOURTZ (Kum's owx ) Rronciont op Poop, which was this week to names fr,aa Winchester to the new barracks at Portals, is to remain at Winchester Sae the r mat, rite the new barracks are um alt auto *- with semi requ ppears isite emosamodatica for troops. SPORTING. BRIGHTON RACES—THURSDAY. LICIDISSD VICTUALLZIOr PLAID Of 6W. Neve 0011110. sr. 0. Ilotessn's Ths Northers Zasle, 41e. (Creel I Mr. 0. IL L. /Ws Leidy Irma% 4 yrs (IL Illesreisod II Mr.osabes iid :E ss ic : (Dothan, 3 Mr. Maelears 4 (J. Sharp) 4 Doke M 4 yes (Kilamel 3 6 to 2 orb apt Alper' and Telegraph, 3to 1 apt Lady Francis, and 4to 1 apt Reflection. Won by half a length. Bazoirron Cur titans* of 10 W . ar.b. Old corr. (13 rubs) Mr. Boles ColUngwood. aim waked over Two TSAR OLD &nous of 20 WM. seep, b ta, and 60 added; colts, But nb ; tuna, Set Sib ; &c. T.T.C. (177 ) bs.) Mr. 0. Hobion's lleeilyeins (my) I Mr. Orateridies COWIteN (Phnom 2 7to 2 oil Counter. Won in a canter by four irephs. Ban in 1 silo. 18 am Hour, Hankie noun of 501. added to a Sandleop of 6 !eve each, the mord to rave br stake. ON =lir, (12 M) Orwity's Seeend Wit, 3 yrs, est 101 b (Deakehay) 1 Mr. Enesa's Ilmiora, 4 yrs, est 71b O. Brown) 2 Lord B. Lesson's First Chance, 3 y rs, eel it& (ILitcliener) 3 Mr. Qof dm Olpake. sgW, it 10th (My) 4 Thfollowing also started s—Mr. Burgess's Hind of the Fewest, 4 yrs, 7st 81b; Mr. S. G. For's Plebeia, 3 yrs, 6st 4lb H. Sherwood); Lord Clifden's Wallflower, 3 yrs, 6.1 (G. Mann) ; and Mr. Hobson's Carbuncle, 3ps, Ilet (Math). 7 H ind apt Second Sight, 4to 1 each apt Wallflork er and of Forest, and 6to 1 each apt Carbuncle and First Chance. Won by a length. First Chance a good third, and the fourth well up. HANDICAP SWSZPOTAINI of 5 sou. each, and 30 added. Gentlemen widen. New course. (6 subs.) Mr. Oshatiesasee Chat, 10st Mb (Owner 1 Lard Mrsllmeres Spectator, llet (Owner 3 Mr. Illeviles Or Teter Laurie, Gm Kb (Owner 3 Yr. Brea" Di linden, est Mb (Kr. C. L. Vox 4 Mr. Elms's Begorough, len 41b (Owner 6 6 to 2 amain/et Chat and Spectator, and 3 to 1 each agat Sir Peter and Besborough. Won by • head, Sir Peter a bad third. The weather was favourable, and the attendance, notwithstanding the unattractiveness of the sport, immense. BETTING ON THE COURSE. EBOR HANDICAP. B to I aid Ghetto I 10 to I wet Ellardalo Bto I Blucher IS to I Chantrey WOLVERHAMPTON STAKES. tot apt Van Diemen I sto 1 apt Douala RIPON RACES.—TIIESDAT. GRAND STAND STALES Of 6 KM each, 3 ft, and 20 added. T.T.C. Mr. B. Haworth's St. Valentine, 2 yrs, 7st 211) (Charlton) 1 Mr. Illetaby's b f by Touchstone out of Lady Emily, I Out Sib (Osborne I Mr. B. Green's Cigarette 3 yrs, Set 121 b (Win 3 C Sir C . Week'. Gulliver, S yrs, Out I.lb (Ho 4 Mr. Humphries's Sla to Swallow, N yrs, en Sib (nviza 4 • °NEAT Bv. WILFRID HANDICAP of 10 *Ws emir, 6 it, and 3 only if declared, with 60 added. Two mile s . ( 16 subs., 13 of shoot declared.) Mr. Hall's Ads Mary, 3ym S A 7lb (Calome 1 Mr. B. L. Tos's King H 4 3 yrs, 7st 101 K, (Cartwright S Mr. Drake's dzversion, I yrs, SO (Norwood Mr. Homplirkes Escape, 4 yrs, ist Sib (Basham 4 *NATIVE. STAKTS of 6 a4m. each and IS added (6 sub ), one mile, were won in three bests by Mr . Wilkine's b by St. Martin, dam by Liverpool, beating flee others. Cm Brains of 6 rove. and 25 added, two miles, were won in two heats ky amnion, beating Tity and Lemma , moor. DERBY RACES.—WEDWEBDAT. CHATSIFOUTH STALIN of 10 so". each, 5 ft, and 3 only if declared, with 50 added. lee mile and a half. (Wells subs ) Mr. Ribaldry, Sat 31b I Lord Cluster!leld's Chisel Sat 61b (Welt I Mr. Narrates Egret, Sat 121 b VI Marne Capsicum and the Probe also ran. Won by a length. CHOOTERYIELD STAZU Of 10 mom each, and 60 added. Half a mile. (11 subs.) IA Clisatarleld's f by , Dea John, out of Lampoon, SA (Oat/ I Colonel Anion's ch fby Jereed, out of Muff, Sat 81b (Simi's°. I The following also stated :— The Recluse, fist 31b, ick's Hat-band,l3st 71b, br f by Gladiator, Sat 61b, and Wiloote, flat 71b. Wan by a head. INNIIIPIIII' PLATE of 60 SOU. Two miles. Mr. lat;;Maicret i Sot 61b (Denman) I Mr. Maar% heavy, at alb (Brokesu I Mr. Mayans 011oodde, Sat Illb Three others started. Won by half a length. fist utio STAMM of 6 sots. each, and 30 added, one mile, ware won in three heats by Mr. Bilia's Aenrib, 7st 61b, (Osborne) boating Sennett, ost 41b, and two others by half a neck. WORCESTER RACES—WEDNESDAY. CITT Mlllll6lUl' PLATE Of SOL Heats, Two Miles. Mr. W. Shirley's Borelist, 3 yrs, Sit Sib (Tul 3 1 1 Mr. Orillth's Ands Blom" 1 yrs, Sat illb ..(61y, j un.) 1 3 I Mr. WilltdiOUNl'll lteesptiam, 3 yrs, est IMb (IL Mans 3 sdr Mr. Black's Stildsr, aged, 9st Ilb (Nicholas) 4 dis Woo stay. Cur STALES of 7 soya. each, 4 A, &a., with 2S added. Two Miles. Kr. Johnson's b m by Lord Stafibrd lout ea Birdlime. 4 yre, list (waw a j rans m. i 2 1 Mr. J. Dors Milliner, 6 yrs, Set 1211, Won by a head. Macz &rains of 2 son. each, and 10 added, one mile and a quarter, were won in three heats by Mr. Painter's Filly. hill, 4 yrs, beating Empress of Russia, 4 yrs, and two others LINCOLN RACES —THeIiaDAT. BRZIPSTAirO of 3 sm. each, with 25 added, for horses that never won or received as second, 601. at any one time. Threo-year-olds to oarrylst Zbo ; four, Set 9.b ; five, 9st alb ; six and aged, 9st slb. Heats, 16 mile. Mr. C. Peers The Duchess (Pam) 0 1 1 Mr. Bgrigg's eh e The Unknown, by the Mammy, (GUMMI) 1 0 I Lord Exam's Goads, i yrs. liatt) 3 2 Five homes started. The first heat was &good race between The Unksowa and Conde; the second and third heats were won by the Duchess with ease. Rnviv&L Sr.txxe of 10 eon. mob, 5 forfeit, with 26 added, far two-year olds; colts to carry Set 7lbe ; Bst 41b ; winners once to carry 3ibt extra ; twiee,filbs. ; hones having started twice, not winners, allowed 3lba. Mr. B. Weenies b e Maalfold, Mown (T. Carib's) 1 Mr. W. llobeon's b fby Gladiator, dam by Saddler 3 Six horses started. Lord Barleigb's b f by Cotherstons, fell at starting, and the jockey (Pettit) fell under the filly, end his leg was much hurt. The Ally reampered of across the race common ; Manifold is supposed to be the winner, but there is a dispute about his age. After starting olatina an tr i Gladiator took the lead, but changed planes with Di on the hill side. Won with nee. Besot ILLIODY STALES of 30 love, added to a kandisao 10 eon. each, 6 forfeit. A winner of a handicap, sabre quest to publishing of weights, of 1001. 411.5. extra; 2004, ate.; Mileand a h alf. MrHarrowsealth's Lady Ilykla Mr. betook's b ftrehi4 3 lea Only two gamed • Lady Blida wee ahead at starting, and watt by three lelgths. A hollow race. MINTZ'S' STAILIi of 10 00111. 00.011, with 20 added. Tbre•year olds to carry 9st. 21bs. ; four lost. 12Ibs. ; 8v list. 1011 e. ; ele 12M. ; aged, 12m tabs. Thom banes to carry Tile. extra. Mere' and geldings allowed 21be. Winnine la the prawns year to carry albs. • twice or Well ; Ilia sea r s . Gentleneen riders. Professional jockies, 7lbs. 42115. Two mile lute. Omni Nwsedlerehr g. ifs Sudsy otMeitcs,llyra(Oweer) 1 1 Mr. WMlmmadefa br►agid, k b (Wilmot) 2 Three bases started. Mr. Williannion's horse had no chance from the int. Wen by tour lengths, the jockey palls; in all the way round the wane. WHITBY GRAND REGATTA. WZDNISDAY, AUG. 8. Tbb swain; dawned auspiciously for the spectators • bat there was too little wind for boat - racing te eame • spirited mutest. The wind was 8.E., and iccreassd towards mitt dilad' a r g he cempany was sot so numerous as yesterday, and a et shower rein In the afesnmen bad the arm of the speelatem seadderably. Them woo bert softies fee the Pima of Plate, value 50 minted by the Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club ; bet, sillh e nee balm eaSsimat wind, this match did not come off. The IM nes was, essempteatly, A Bane. MAIM Glit BOAT/ 161. Not exceeding 16 tam Three le Mart, Cr no rare. .To be handicapped at the rare ei ME a Waste pa tea. _ serszer Mae. Tam Or me. Pat. Quiz ... A Berriatet, FA.... Hull ... Blue IrMw-tall. Faris ... le .. rt. E. Wilma ... Whitby ... Rea. Mere... 6 .. J. nudists The wane was the sane as described yeeterday. The Eagle took the lead, bat wee soon beaded by the Quiz, who maintained bar position throughout, and won by half an hoar. Several mania, and rowing matches eeseded, which &gorged a ( and of amusement to the s The Royal Yacht Club dinner toot e rla m rM the Royal Hotel, on the West our, on Wednesday evening, which was of the most rachereAd deesription. The Bari of Rulgrave, the oramodoes, was in the chair, and the attendance of members wee wry numerous. The usual eoratitatianal and other teems were proposed by the noble chairman, and mita: I lip sospoaded to. The fact of the Ara mandeso eras proved by Mary Ball, who ofildatad as heidammid. TN brides name waithiary Lawson. The csimesmay Ma place at Blackburn chnrcb, in 1834. In INT. the priaemer, who had bean living apart front his wife lee same time, married Rebores Williamson at the parish char* of Leyland. The second marriage cad the prawns ukases ad silo MI wife having beam gaol sotablid, Bis rdsW in rainindad up. add there did not appear la be the hi m la Ss the Issas of the ease. The jury head die primmer Gritty. A staSsamsat nab by Hurts= bsiors the assgislistai, to the .Mt that his let wits damned bin whims anyjastl. fable .s. sad adishisod with an rasa, was headed tots email is miwslsa of punishment lir. Jest* Patine& said ito could not receive it in that 11614. The injury isillaird by the prisoner was on the as- Goad wife, in represent*, himself to he a single man at the tlim be paid his adinoss as bor. His lordship then sea teased bin Ss sic sassehe imprismument and bard labour in Promise Maass of Cserestisa. Caaaria as Col _ TIE MAIM OP TEM GOLDEILITZe Conramx. Thomas Muffins, 61, a coarse, hartifeatared Trishaws, was charged with counterfeiting the mark of the Goldsmiths' Company. Other counts charged him with the pones-ion of a die for counterfeiting the said marks, and uncles of base metal bossing such stamp. The prisoner, who is an itinerant tinker, having disposed of a number of rings in Lancaster to servant-smile and others as pure gold, but whisk turned out to be coke bras. gilt, though bearing the mark of the Goldsmiths' Caswell', was traced to his lodgings in one of the obscure enter* of the town, and pounced upon in the act of making rings is tended to pus as gold, from livery buttons. Pamela el these rings, in all stage. of manufacture, up to the finished rtlele, were found in a box belonging to him, together with three punches foe imitating the work of the filoldsmthe company. Tne prisoner remarked, cm the discovery of the punches, that he used them he seeseping Mr. George Cooper Hatton, goldsmith, deposed that the rings, when polished, would be likely to deceive an cede. nary purchaser, and that the punches were made to imitate the 0 Idsmithe mark. By the Judge—The marks are put on goods by the Amoy Company. The manufacturers send them to the Amy office. Mr. Thomas Hough, of the London A-say-office, deposed that the punches found in the prisoner's possession were in tended to counterfeit the assay and duty works. The prisoner wished his statement before the magistrates to be read. It merely contained an admi-sion that he had made and sold several gross of the rings. He then addressed the court in mitigation of punishment, urging . that he was unconscious of Merin committed any o ff ence m making use of the works which formed the subjec: of the indictment. His lordship, in summing up, said the only questim for the jury .to consider was, whether the prisoner had the punches in his possession with intent to use them. The jury returned a vet dictof Guilty, with a recommenda tion to mercy on account of his age. The learned judge then sentenced him to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour fir one year. APPLEBY, AtroCIIT 7. The commission was opened here about 10 o'clock last night. The juiges, Mr. Justice Patteson and Mr. Justice Wightman, and the bar, dined with the E,rl of Lonsdale, at Lowther Casue, on their way from Carlisle. The calen dar contained the names of nine prisoners : one for conceal ing birth of a child, one fur arson, four for burglary (one case), one for larceny, and two for a conspiracy to slaughter and sill unwholesome meat. Then were only three Nisi Prius causes, none of which possessed any feature interest ing to the public. Mr. Justice Wightman presided in the Crown Court and Mr. Justice Patteson at Nisi Prius. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. ROBBERY AT THI POST-OFFICE. —John Luckhurst, who has been ten years clerk in the Inland department of the General Peet office, was charged with stealing a letter, sup passel to contain a sum of money, the property of the Post master-General. Mathew Peake, &constable at the Post-office, stated that on Tuesday evening he was in the hall of the Post-office, and about 8 o'clock he saw the prisoner enter the hall by a back entrance up the steps, and throw away two sma ll pieces of paper, which fell at witness's feet, and one of which was found to contain writing. The prisoner next stopped behind a pillar, where he continued tearing paper, still keeping his eyes fixed upon witness, who, however, did not appear to take any notice of the procuoings. In a short time the prisoner crossed the hall with a female, and when they came near where witness was standing, he said to her, " This is our Foreign-office," and after parting witA her, he went out at the front ,entrance. Witness then picked up all the fragments land having communicated with the superintendent of the 1 department, they were pasted together, and on the envelops were the words " Mrs. Whiney, Brinton, Brennenham, Nor folk." Anialur portion had the signature "A. Whitley," with a thread passed through, as if to secure a coin that might have been enclosed The papers which the prisoner had thrown at his feet he had kept separate from the others, and they appealed to form parts of the same letter. Witness apprehended the prisoner on the following day, when the nature of the charge was explained, and the fragments of the letter were shown to him. His reply was that he had no re• collection of Puck a letter, but that he had received a letter front his father ou that evening, which he tore up in the hall. He was then shown the word " Norwich," on the corner of one of the fragments, and he said that it was not in his hand writing. Mr. John Gardner, a clerk in the Inland department, proved that the prisoner was on duty with him on Tuesday evening, employed in inspecting " blind letters," which are such as are imperfectly addressed, and it was part of his duty to write upon each Cue name of the pest town to which it ought to be forwarded. The pieces of letters produced belonged to what was termed a " b.ied letter," and might have passed through his hands. Mr. Peacock, solicitor to the Post-office, said that there being an address on the letter, he had to apply for a remand, to give time is c anmunicate with the person in the country whose name it bore. The prisoner said nothing in his defence, and he was or• dered to be remanded for a week. MARYLEBONE. CHARGE OP ATTEMPT= AIUIOX •O•INST A FEWALI. —Nisaleow E,CAPI.—An elderly woman, named Judith Ralph, was charged with arson at the house No. 7. Little Barlow-street (adjacent to this court), in which dwelling she occupies an apartment. Elizabeth Fowler, wife of Richard Fowler, the landlord, who residrs in the same street, deposed that on the previous eight, between eleven end twelve o'clock, she was aroused from her brd by an sham that the house No. 7 was on fire. She rushed forth, aid on entering the back kit hen, which wee the prisoner's room, she found a Timid., of straw upon the floor in a blue. A great many persons were at this time in the kitchen, having be e n attracted thither by loud cuts of " fire •; •' and on witness asking the prisoner, who was sup pond to be the delinquent, why she did it, she made no re ply. She was much the worse from drink, and from what she (witness) could collect, prisoner bad bad a quarrel with her daughter, which led to the commission of the offence. Cecilia Ralph, the daughter, stated that she and her soother were in very indifferent circumstance', and for some time past had beea necessitated to Bleep upon straw. She (witness) made up the bed as usual, when her mother (the prisoner), with whom she had some words, and who was intoxicated, took up a quantitrof the straw and put some on the hearth and in the grate; she then set fire to it with a candle, and witness with some difficulty put it out, and the eandle also. Prisoner relighted the candle and again set fire to the straw upon the hearth, and in an instant the flames eommunicated with the rest of the straw which was in the kitchen. She (witness) used her best exertions to extinguish the flames, and her screams for assistance brought out of his bed mother ledger. Thomas Hammond, the lodger alluded to, said that but for hie exertions the house would mat likely have been burnt down. There were in the whole 28 inmates, many of them children. When he (witness) forced his way into the kitchen the flames were bursting through the door. Police-constable Cutting said that he took the prisoner into custody and told her that she was charged wi•h a crime of a very serious mature, when she said " Many better people than live in this house have been burnt to death." She was then conveyed to the Hatt a and locked up. The daughter was recalled, and, in answer to Mr. Long, she said that prisoner lighted the straw because she (witness) should not sleep upon it. Bke remarked to her that she might set the house on fire, and she told her she did not care. The prisoaer, who made no defence, was committed for PUBLIC SALES. Avonex 9.—Hesers. H. Baowle and T. A. 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Cana late* Bram G Emma W. rath Caws= No Return P 1411 644 Caws No Return lemturorott No Return Faumuson Exam B.H. Calm Fozenstotra GLASGOW B.W. Ciellthl Beene awl Calm h2thai hrtnily , Ounmaraa GREENWICH- Cana Nevin liAaneroon N.E. Calm Rartinty ,0... Mumma ...... Liman Calm Remaly a n , Unarm& N.E. Calm %man --1 Imam W.B.W. Calm %Mg Woman N.W. Gentle Bream fatally No t larmaroa No Return Kamm= W. Gestic Breeze Prhavll eii, Nmrcuna OIPORD N.W. Calm NW PLTIIOUTIII B. Calm Ram Roots B.P. Gentle Breeze realty ai i i r Roaranotrrn B.W. Calm Pirthlty . 6 Roman) S. Calm °Totem -7 Lunar Saar SorrnAnrros renumawto N.E. Gana Brass humpy 4 Samna Tatawoarn Tampa WRIT/WT=l SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCR. MOM MU „,.... awn's,' Osseo,” ad •Lisitflasm CASUALTIES. Amanda (brip), Dizon, sprung a leak last night, and m o m much water, supposed to have shifted, and laid me i zeroes her dock.—Penaance, August 7. Elizsbeth, Pyle, from Quebec to England, strum on th e b e at Brian Island, and remained on the 20th nit. Herrings, Gibson, frem hence for St. Pete:shag, p a t b 4 in tow of a steam-tug, having been struck with hat* on the Yotkehire coast, and lost torematt and main kt mast.—Shields, August 8. Victor Jules, Ridel, from Nantes to Nswportons essd into this port yesterday, waterligged and abigk e i , having been in contact with a lugger off the Igare* bib inst. ; crew saved.—Sicily, August 7. AZILIVED. 1 MAILS. I I": Hanabafg Holland' Lis loon Pacific India tit Southampton India la Marseiam Boston and Bahia: Mezico and Havannah West India Brazil ARRIVED. Amm—ot Cork, ,!,nrust 7, from. ItOR 15 B . tpL 1 A 2 0 Avg. II Asg.ll Avg.ll /11.11 - 7°C ........ _ ___ . - . Ans--at Falmouth, August 7, from A•INIALON-off Fa lmouth, August 7, from Astra-at Ler, , August 1. from ... .................... ANNA Surr-at Gravesend, August 9, from .BEM Mil Auras Cnsai--at Liverp.ol, August 9, tram ANN ELIZA-4.. Liverpool, August 9, from — 9 Th A V B trams-at Bristol, August 9, nom ... We CMIDSN-at Milford, August 7, from .llml CHANCE-at Bristol, August 9, from Diaosm -at Gravesend, August 9, from - AtM Daarrours-at Dartmouth, Aunt* li, from ..001 . _ ..- . . - - +. from ._. . Bus. Cardiff, August 7, .. B ail us. MARY ANN-at Liverpool, August 9, tear s.V Erna-at Falmouth, August 7, from Port4 ELZANOIII SOPOIA-st Liverpool, August 9, Ikons loadslis EAULII -at Bristol, August 9, from # .............. ............ffisas ECONOMY-at Iltiatol, August 9, frara_ .... .. ...... -...-........-Dmil FIZZ Do I,IIIIA-ItCoTk, August 7, tam., ........ .....omhis Pompon -at Cork, August 7, from . . ........-..-....asin Fairsos-at Gloster, August 8. from JINNI FILANC4I- at Greenock, August 8, from Fatal-at Shields, August 7, atom ....,, ......... .........-....= Brotr.s-at Gravesend, Augusta, fama ..... ~...-...--....,....4911 HAIMONT-at DeaL August 8. from . Alp Hamra-at Gloster, itugu!t.9, from_ 2.. iminu., Lowi.—te ligki, - Avast t, from hank—at Bridgewuter, August.", frala Is Joust—at Gloater, August{, fro& ..... lll* Lao —at Hull, August 7, from bats LOTILT Muss—at Liverpool, August 9, from Mgttrembi MAIUA—at Liverpool, Auguste, from Nage MART AND 'MARCIA/AT—KA Liverpool, August 9, etas IF MARTA—at Cork, August 9, from etas. iset Mariann—cor Plymouth, Adger 11, from ...... .... ... ..... ARM Nosruu, Hallo—at Cork, August 7, from Hiram-son—at Bristol, August 9, tram JIM Oas —at Gloat , r, August 11, trews...—. .......— Y lot PROTter•R--et Bristol, August 9, from 1197 s Panics or Samos—at Falmouth, August 9, from . Wm 811ROURI.T Past.—at Gravesend. August 9, from. Onestuuke To limns' —st Liverpool, Await 9, from .... bra* Tommie—et (Acker Amulet 9 ,fr.ini itidersti• Ti. ns—off Cape Clear, August 6, from ............. ..—..—.—..901e Toawswre—at Cask, August , hum ' .. Ads Yours—of Deal, August 8, fr om ----ker. Wisscrre -at Gravesend, Augukt 9, from --Mewl Wm. Cssorrsoa—at Bristol, August 9, from WILLIAX —at Hull, August 7, from. .. sssm Woonsniv—at Glasguw, Auguste, tram --Owl Wens—at Lerwick, August 4, frees Ad Zrerrn—at Cardigan, August 2, from SAILED. ALICI Bnowg—froot Liverpool, August 9, to Mitt ASPHALON —from Falmouth, August 7, to Lb Atyaan—from Guernsey, August 7, to bill Aurtuas—from Hartlepool, August 8, to OM neuActora—from Ipswich, August 8, to MENA Awn Burrs—from Swansea, August 11, to. Port £ A lIIIILIL—frOID Liverpool, August 9, to Wittig. &terries—from Bristol, August 9, to Ods BACHISLOIL—from Coweet, August 8, to OOll Berlin. —from Greeelock, August 7, to SO Bowie—trona Woekhinton, August 7, to. OM BLUCA la —front Wotkington, August 7, to Cape OM Casatscao—from Cardiff, August., W 110 Cocnaarm—Soot Sunderland, Alsoot lt, to alt Caarn—front Liverpool, August 11, to Xert4ni,ll Caaourm—Mm Scilly dr A it. t 0..—.....- ................ ..... s.az•Z—lrsra Boilly, august . Om7or -from Scilly, August 6, .to Gus 80ammo-from Cardi2L'Aletu oll . to. Ilium Eramumaa-from Goonesey. Ammo& 4. to -06 Mamma-from Marmite, Miguel 7, ta te itto nt A Eummero-from Liverpool, August I. Paso-from Gravesend, August 6, to Jib Pompom-from Cork, Atigust 7, to = FRANCIS NUMMI-frau Hull, August S. to Gal mo -Item Olives, August 8, to Li Goolos IV.-troik Clay, August 7, to .I". = 1 Gaanom-froneLaneseter, August 6, to thame-front Trout, Aug usti 6, to .Alessaila liINDOO -frock Carnarvuo, August 8, to 001 1 Him...lto-from Newport, M., August 6, to .11 Tisol Hum-from Newport, M., August 6, to MIMI Haamom-from Troon, August 6. to gift Hamm Ksno-from Troon, August 7 to St. Alsa ika ti Hatimmt-from Whit/laves, August 7, to lemus-from Liverpool, .August 9, to' 1101111 Jams M'Clool er-from Gravesend, August 9, t0......-..lbrimill Jan HENDMX-frflll Cirdifr, August 8, to -10,666 JOHN HAMDT-from Set/MN August 6, to Pasco-from Hartlepool, Await . to ..." - ...(Vm105 Pamela-from Sunderland, August 7, to ..... -.. ....... o ° ll PRZIR -from Gravesend, August 9, to RIJOILMATION-from COWS , August 5, to ROVAL Gusset-from JfT.el, August!, to. .... aro ROYAL Pourazion-frtm Plinderland, Augustl 7 , " 4o2 l ***************************** Swat-from Omit:gust 6, to Ma BoLway-from . ii , .=14 1 . to A Bminuto-from If A 5, to Sorest -from Liverpool. August % to .110 Taos. Ommow-from Hull, Awn& 0. to ANN VENOM-how Gravesend, Amami 6, to NO Tommy's-from Cork, Aqost t, t 0.... ..... - .......... ... Tiouctower--from Gramm% Attroot 8, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. itaitons, from Jersey for It. Jahn's, Newfoundland, Aug. 3, 49.13 N. lan. 1140 W. BRAZIL (packet), lot 49.21 N., len. 10 W., from Census, from Liverpool for Constantinople, July 18, In. 91. lon. 7 W. Druz or Wair.nrarox, let. 40.10 N., loa. 11.20 W. from Creme* arm:mows, from London for Quebec, oat 29 days, lat. 47, Ma d Paul, of Liverpool, from Buenos Ayres foe London, July 1, 131 . 10 N., Lon. 37.50 W. PAREDOII, from Monte Video for Cork, lat. 38 lon. 44. linicorrax, from Bombay for London, July 13, lot. 34.019. 10 38.119 W. Twors, June 19, lat. 7 N., Lon. 28 W. LoltoMirom Bombay for Liverpool, July 17, lat. 38.17:01 17.48 W. . , Mama (brig), from Smyrna for Liverpool, July 18, off Cape &NO PALLAS ((Russian ship), from Carmen for Cove of Cork, for orilla June 80, in the essternpart of the Ga ff of Mexico. &roves; from Caktutta toe Liverpool, July 17, lat. 38.17 Nski• 17.48 W. Rowan (brig schooner), of Jaw, Meeting westward. 1,1 0 4 100. 38. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ASALEY.—Aug. S. Lady Ashley, of a sot. BENNEI7.—Aug. 6 at Dublin, the wife of E. Bennett, FA, d i daughter. TtlißUT.—Aug. 7, at the Cedars, Leytoostone, the wife of C. Tote* Esq., of a soa. MARRIAGES. lONES—CULVERUFELL.—Aug. 8, at St. James's, Piocallar Joie., Esq. of Islington, to Ann Elba, eldest daughter of Dr. CYO verwell, ofArgyle-*see, Begent-arrest. NICHOLSON—IIILLEft---Aur 4, at Froyle, by the W. 1. , of Wank Niesos, Cat. earaisook. , to C Bil tar le rotto . Elisabeth, eldest daughter of the Be p v. Eir T. 1014 Bart., of Froyiwpark. YOUNO—BOLAND.—Aug. 7, at Lady !monde's, Rtaitillf. ford, J. Young, Esq., of York-terrace, Regesit's.yark, Mary Frances, daughter of the tato C. Boland, Eq., Warrick. 'DEATHS. maid BOURCIIIFIL—Aug. 7, at Hertford, Catherine Ann Rupert ....„ daughter of the late Rev. E. BoureMer, Rector of Braraticht, on' BROADILYAD.—Mcg. 7, at Park4treet, Grosvenor-equare, Le' Broadhead, aged 77. BLITCHISON.—Aug. I, at Olugow, Mr. J. Hutchhoo, aged Al, EICARSLEY.—Aug. 4, at Scarborough, Elizabeth, &lag hter d 11 ' late J. Kearaley, Req., of Manchester. .M 4% 1 RUSSELL—Aug. 6, at CheshuM-park, Elizabeth Inverts, -- A. Rummell, Esq., aged 72,....../.. Printed end published by Wltiaeat Kate lIILIAA 01 La bia Eno, In the City et Printer. ni the "' 4 ' I street, in the precinct ot Mum 10. 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