The Express. — London, England, 1849-08-22 00:00:00

1 ( ; THE CHOLERA. RAW% of ewe of cholera repeated to the Gonad Heard of Health yesterday, Algot 21:.x. Vieth& 11l London and vicinity, trio.:— , Lambeth 79 30 a ganbltitas el Stresd 17aien lB 1 1 Svutaiverk ........ 80oreditoa ... °akar losalitina lB5 133 In landasd amid Vakaa:-- Livervol Merthyr Tydfil nankin Nawaaatlanader . Lyine 20 17 L oads n 2l 1 Cazdiff l6 8 In ether towns la Scotland : Dundee I o.lu towns i Gissonl total 673 377 HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK. It is of the characters of epidentie diseases, that in emu yeses their fatslity is inconsiderable, it other:yeersexesetioe. Siam 1832 and 1833 CASH of cholera have appeared in the Tables; but the deaths in toe secocd week of August during the pest five years have fluctuated from Ito 23. In the week ending Saturday, August ltith, the deaths b idiarrhme.n London were 2,230, of which 1,2a0 were by cholera, 158 y The deaths from ell tames in the last seven weeks wore 1,071, 1,369, 1741, 1.931, 1,967, 1,909. and 2,230 ; the deaths from choler*, 162, 339, 873, thes23, and 1,230. The deaths from cholera tamed Ouse in previous week by 407; but in that week the morta t lity deeli l aed. The popuLtion is about 2,20.3,000, oo tha nearly 1 in ,000 of the inhabitants now die weekly. The deaths from All distars, except cholera, alewhich is the avenge ausbsr of the seseon,. and 339 were at ages under' 16. 256 at the ages la CO, 205 at the age of GO' and upwards. Of the 1,2;0 ;trims who died from' chokes, 318 wire uc2cr the age of 15 • 721 were 15 60, and 191 were GO and upwards: it carries a an Guessing proporthn of people in the prime of life. 597 melee and 833 females died of the disuse last west ; at on tallier period of the epidemic, the deaths °finales exceeded three of gu n W 6.194 persons Tao have died et cholera in Load= wince Septem'er, 1843, 3,624 died en 1 the south side of the Tunmee. It has sow croosed the r i rrr The natality lest week intuits! in the districts of St. Owego Southwark, Newington, and Lambeth and s ke out with extraordinary violence ia Greenwich; en the Perth aide of the Toames in Sepney, Snorediteb, and BetbstaLgreen, 55, 93, and 125 &Uhl: were registered. The &Alto iron cholera in the last :Ica weeks were 35 and 125 in Hedwal•ereros, 21 and 99 in Sncereditch, 24 and 55 in Seeman. 42 . ud 76 in the diaries of the coat, ve•st, and eity - ef Lore Son, useprikendlag the jurisdiction of the Cif, megerly so called 2 and 24 in Merylebose, 17 and 31 is W -telnuaster d t irjst, 5 cad 20 in Chelsea. ILTUSS OF MOM ISOM songs TS TIM wan wore atrial or 06656 4(.. 3 33 . 3 11 3 LA , raircri. 1141. tetv. 4th. 11th. 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Dr. Taylor has contra. dieted this report, and, for the tatiefaction of the relatives and friecds of the passengers, rates that no sickness has ben ezrfrienced beond the cases alread y refernd to, and that e at the prisent y time every ono Os b-aerd is in perfect health. Bauwtcn.—The deaths from this disease still continue in the Mown. Ozroan.—The cholera has ties its appearance in this city, three moss having occurred, two of which proved fatal. Batevot.—Diarrhect continues very prevalent in the anent city, and the cholera has broken out in several fresh places, particulatly in the district of tit. James, where there have been several *tears ewer EDINDCRON.—This disease still lingers amongst ns, though in a modified dapree ; but the proportion of fatal cases is, we believe, rather alarming. TED EFFECTS OF CHOLERA vrox THE BRANDT IIAILETT.—By reference to the Dublin Customs Bills of entry for the month of July last. it will be toted that the incensed quantity of foreign bracdy, upon whieb the duty has been paid, amounts to the i7.:re quantity of 29,000 gal lons, or nearly 1,000 gallon. yr diem beyond the average of former years. This evrauadicery int:reaps is traced to the substitution, by a large cute , er of the public, of brandy diluted with water with their meals, in the place of malt liquors. The French dealers have *lmlay taken advantage of the increase, and simultencot..ly raised their prices ten trance tier hectolitre, or enut H. per pllow.—Freemaw's Jorge& i SPORTING. YORK AUGUST MEETING. Toren, TVISDAT Arrunoon.—Addittonsl arrivals:— Gardenia 2 yrs. Boa Boa 3 yrs, Maid of Team Valley 3 yes, Cotten Lord 3 yrs, Ginn, 3 yrs, Alpheia 4 re, Doll Vardan 2 yrs, Whoa 4 re. Ltn Superior 3 yr., Atkel stens 4 yrs, Swim Boy 4 yrr, the Arab 3 yrs, Poet tempers 3 yrs, Achyrentbes 2 re, 'Executor 5 in, Mildew 2 yn, itmelapins 2 yrs, Penang 2 r re, Lady Evelyn 3 yrs, Fees bill 4 yrs. Cywnida 3 yre, 2 yrs, Prultons aged, labblrea 3 yts, Gies &Adel 3 yes. Dewson's lot, oessiglag of the ataliss, Inheritress, Alp, Bandar e by Commies ant of Knliana, Wensleydale, itc., will be ben to-niglat. Peek's lot, iaclud le Old Daa Tooker, Geolorrmentl, t by Pieoaroon out of Bonnet, the Dwane, Fellow Commoner, Lady , to., will also be kers so-aiglit. Newkirk. fitionghow, Matter, Bkisharn, Iron Duke, Irelands 12 re. Rybinsk' all Syitlessd are not expected until Wednesday mimics. Disarm, Arleen 21. The weather appears to have ma fair, and the tem perature has tem= ISS'lsol degrees higher, so that the best results may be aide:pita fte !no harvest. The Press denies the propriety of pessiosing the catholic °tarty, but calls the attention of imperial re formers to the advantage of giving glebe-lands to the catholic clergy. For funds to provide the glebes, it suggests two sources : I. The appropriation of the balance of the loan raised in 1847 for - Irish distress ; or, 2. The sale of the see and chapter lands, whose rental is estimated at 130,0001. a year, which, at 5 per cent. capitalised, would . give a fund of 2,600,0001. The same journal gives in its adhesion to the views promulgated by the new Reform League. At a meeting of the Privy Council, held before the Queen's arrival at Dublin, the Attorney-General rely inquired after the h e alth of a distinguishe d jge, who had been ailing for some; ys. " Mr. Attorney," was the humorous reply, " u may feel quite easy about me. /om in horrible good health." The death of the Hon. Cornelius O'Callaghan is much regretted in this city, where he had several friends. Of the Irish whigs he was one of the moat manly and independent, and he entertained very =pinions ou some popular subje cts. He had le abilities, but was never able to do justice to them, owing to his defective articulation, arising item his tongue being too large for his mouth. The address from the Cork merchants to her Majesty, which was so generally praised as a hearty truthful piece of composition, was from the pen of a gallant gentleman well known in the literary world, Major Beamish , K.H., author of " History of the King's German Legion," "An Essay on Cavalry Tactics," and a variety of other works. The gallant officer was formerly in the Guards, but he is now the acting partner in the great brewery carried on by the firm of " Beamish and Crawford." Ball r. Castle, in Galway, the seat of the late Mr. Martin, DLP., has been converted into an hotel. sra RICHARD BarthKE.—The Limerick Chronicle says : "We aro very happy to contradict the statementene in the Lmsdln and Dublin parrs of the death of LieG ral Sir Richard Bourke, K.C.B , as the gallant general is alive and well at his seat, Tbornyille, near this city, to which he rammed from Dublin, after paying his rupees to the Queen at her Majesty's levee on Wednesday." Lieut.-Col. Doyle, who was attached to the stag the household at the Queen's rev;ew, has assumed his oasie a adjutantgeneral in the Limerick district. CLERICAL. PRllll3llllll%—liev. T. W. KNEri to Tineleton P.C. Deweet,...dio. Berea; 921, with residence. Pat. H. C.. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, AVOURT 21.—PROMOTIONII.—To be Captain, Comm. J. Hay ; Lienstenanr,W. Burdon.—To be paymasters and pursers W. B. Gordon, W. V. Miller, and G. &lutes. ALPOIRTMENTe.—To Driver: Mate, G. Taylor.—Flying Fish : Lieut. S. 0. &lowish ; Midshipmen, W.Waymouth, and H. C. Burleigh.—Droarf : Assistant engineer, A. Be!). ner.—Alaras : Omni% G. Taarasey ; Lieutenant, B. G. Hone, and A. J. Kingston ; Muter, G. Moore ; Second Muter, H. G. Boxer ; Master ' s Assistant, G. H. Downing ; Paymaster and Purser, H. 8. Room ; Clerk, R. J.biartin, and J. Raffles ; Boatswain, J. Uffen ; Carpenter, W. Wel- Man. CIVIL ATTOITITRewre.—W. Jenkins, to be storekeeper, Davenport dockyard; F. V. Gottlieb, to be storekeeper, Woolwich dockyard ; J. Owen, to be store receiver, Wool wieh dockyard. PORTSMOUTN, ADOUST 21.—Diligence, naval transport, came into harbour yesterday from Westward and sailed again this morning for Pembroke witleetcres. A Russian ship of war arrived at Spitheed this morning. Dragon, steam-frigate, was taken into basin this day to be examined preparatory to having her defects made good. Blank Eagle, arrived on Sunday afternoon and is ordered to he ready to attend on the Board of Admiralty, at this port on 25th inst. Vivid soil( d this mon iog for Dover, having had her trifling defects mode good. Victoria and Albert yacht is in the Clyde at Napier's factory, having some defects in her machinery made gocd, and may be expected here in course of a week. Fairy, tender, came in on Sunday tram Milford. Sphynx and 8-rcrnboli, steam sloops. remain in waiting orders. Flying Fish was taken lots basin yesterday, is rapidly Siting, and will bo ready to convey the next mails to Madeira and she oust of Africa. Our Portsmouth correspondent informs us that the ship Marlborough sailed on Thursday last, and hen cot been detained at Portsmouth, as we was Wormed and poNiabed yesterday. Wooversca, Aronat 21.—Vulcan, iron st.-fr., has been taken out of the basin into harbour, and is taking on board a quantity of ballast, in order to bring her down to a fix d water line, preparatory to going on an experimental trial. Tan CHINA STATION.—The Meander, 44, Captain the U la. U. Koppel, alter the affair at Macao, left for Manilla en reside to Borneo, to take part in Sir J. Brooke's exprdi flint against the pirates, but it is most likely that at Manilla Ce.tain Koppel will receive his orders to proceed direct to New Zealand, and after withdrawing the marine establish ' ment from Port Essington and destroying the works. to go on to the Pacific and join the flag of Re or Hanby, C.B. The Meander's boats at the regatta at Macao, which are, we believe, built on Lord John Hay's plans and dias•n 'ions, beat the boats of the American men.of-war. The other men.of-war in the Chinese seas are the Pilot, 12, Com mander Lyon•, at Amoy; Columbine, 16, Commander Hay, at Whampoa ; Arab, 12. Commander Morris, at Ningpo ; )cedes, 6, 5t..21., Acting Commander Lockyer, on a visit to the northern ports, and Alligator, hospital ship, Dr. Bankier in charge ; and Minden, storo-ship, Master Commander Mitchell, at Hong-Kong. The Pilot was actively engaged in hunting up the pirates. Tins Clinging NATT.—The Governor-General of Fula kern and Che-keang reports having despatched a number of powerful warjunks, under command of the admiral, agninst the pirates of those sass, by which the latter were driven out of the provisos towards Namos, where they were en countered by the squadron of that place, which, after a stout resistance on the part of the desperadoes, succaeded in ' inking one of their junks, killing three and capturing I fourteen of the crew. A few days afterwards two more of the pirate vessels fell into the hands of the mandarins, and were burnt. This being the only instance for many years of a victory having been gained by the imperial fleet over the buccaneer', all those officers who distinguished themselves will be rewrnied. One naval cadet, who was killed la the and boarding the enemy, has been promoted to the post humous mak of lieutenant, and his relations will receive the =mot money granted to the frigid' of those who fall battle. MIIITABT. (Prom lest night's Genetic) WAR OFFICE, Atone M. Royal Regt. of Horse Gds.—G. P. C. A. Lord Rumors to be amt, M put., via Gambler, prom.; T. Lord Ittenuosts to be comet, by pot., vice Breeden, pram. Ist Drag. Gds.—W. Pavan% gent., to be carnet, by pur., vies Carew, 7117:4 1 1d5.—T. J. R. France, gent., to be cornet by pur., vice Middleton, promoted. Ist=a--J. I. Joe's, gait, to be car., by pur., vice Blocks, pro. tad 1. , . Drep.—L. H. Vna, gent., to be cor., by put., vice Ricketts, prom. 10t Lt h Drsgs.—T. IL TOWIR" gent., to be tor., by pa., vice Blair, prom. 16th Lt. Drags.—J. A. &WOWS, gent., to be col., by put., vice Oar, Mb I.t , Drags.—A.Unworn, gent., to be ea., by par., vice Reed, prom. CoUMfteam Amt. of V. Gds.—Capt. the Hon. A. G. C. Conewerras, from 6th F., to be 1 aut. and rapt, vice Eccles, vb. exchanges. 4th Rest of Y.—T. Z. 4:1011WO, gent., to be ens., without par., vice Poyang, promoted. sth F.—nee. Lint. G. J. Orman, to be AM lint, by per, vice Forster, who rat ; Ens. E. R. 80010 XII, tram the 47th Y., to be me. Heat., by par., TIN Stewart. 6th F.—Urn. and Copt W. recta., from Coldstream Reit of Ft. Gds., to be apt, vice Chicbester, who exch.; F. McPszasoa, gent., to be en, by par., viee Davies, prom. 12th F.—Lieut. J. C. Hum, to be eept , without por., vice Lewis, dee.; Er. F. Bemasen, to an n, vies Hess; J. F. Swann, gent., to be en., without pur., ce Cole, prom. 13th F.—H. W. S. Beazer, gent., to m been, without par., vice Lynch, promoted. Ink F.—Capt. W. Amnion, to be major, by put., vice Brand, who Teta.; Lieut..). P. Guam to be cape., by pur., vice Ashmore; Ina sad Adj. C. C. Outer to have the rank of lieut.; Era. W. hinnies° to be lieut., by pur., vim Caddie. 17th F.—Lieut. A. 11 . 11.4Witi to be apt., without pur., vice D. Cooper, who rets. upon nil pay Zes. R. B. Hanoi to be Bent., nithoot pox., vim Percent doe.; Buxom, from 24th F., is be Rent, Ace Minestry ; Du. P. Mentalism, from the eth F., to le am, vies Neynce. 22nd F.—Res. A. Ulu, from the nth F., te be Bent, by per., vies A. Milne, disallow! the service, but allowed to sell. Me F.—Major C. Caurcutur, to be Reset-coL, without pm., vice Helens, dm ; Copt H. G. Conran, to be major, without pm., vice Clunk,: Out D. LTIONII, to be major, by pew., vice Owner, whose promotion by per. has been anicellet ; beat F. E. C. 311.- ml. to be °apt., vim Cheater ; E. G. Bruns, gent., to be tee. lieut., by pm., eke Brady. promoted. 25th r.—w. ILLISSZ, Ben, to be em., without per., vice Dinchllde, 810,— tid F. Lmllooloi Pao to be cmi b 7 Pm, vice Perawfather sp i rrlte. Ltd gat, to be ma., by pa., vies Digby, promoted. 48th F.—Z. Erma gent., to be ens., by par., vim aiimg promoted 48th F.--G. Nowa gent, to be ensign, by par., vice Beenett, spp. to the lab F. 41th r.-11. ff. Ilaseueorr, gent, to be ens., by par., vice Cannes, promoted. era FLOOD gent., to be ,by par.oice Fenton. Prow. Sikh I.—knali. B. Baum t o t be lieut., by put, vice Inane, who retiree. MS 1.-11. P. Morrooner, gent., to be maceel Bed, by par., vice asides" Illed P.—C. =teat ,to be ens., by pu., vice Dawes, app. to 11th F.; W. Weinman, gent., to be no , without pox., vice Weed. Nth 7. — Nucor to be adj.. vice Bowen, prom. 74th F.—J.1.11. Colima, gent., to be cos., by parehase, via Brute, presided. 78111 F.—Capt. C. T. Buena; from h..p. unit, to be net., vice Lamert,deensed. 7lth F.—W. T. Cocr.erarr, gent., to be ma, tty rm., vise BM, pram. to 22nd F. lind F.—Liset. O. &Haman, to be met, without per., vies Hum Ma j. Moore, dee.; Ens. W. A. BAIL= to be Rent., vice Halliday. 115th P.—A. S. Ammons, len, to been., witheat per., Annum. who ree igna 93rd F.—A. Ross; net.. to be sea, by per., vice leddletaa, prom. 11th F.—Lieut. J. Isminur to be omen-man, vies Fon, app. pay. master ; iniarteresset.J. halo, UM* F., to be pemmet.. vice E. Hunter, who ret on 11.-p. Ride Brigade.—tell. Major 11. Puma; to be quatermest., Tin IL Taylor, who ret. on L.p. CRIC.CET. LENT v. ElZOLAND.—(ftrrinur )/Arne ) Tide match came off at Caste.bury on licaday and Tues day Is. The foaowlms le the lino: Ku?. Maass. ►b Milos —...— U 1 1 Wl46es l7 M.Mk6 M Wm o b Widen 7 14117 W ,b Widen . —....." . ...—. ... 0 1 Lillywhite 1. Mak e Goy. ,Ibilloism ... Si e Guy, b Ullywhlte A.31466,EN ,4160”11110.1WS61444 I I e Nieldios, b Widen N. Yetis. Erg. re out X=lb Winks ................ 0 le. lb Lilly white ,*........ PrUows Weamalb met oat ------. 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MIL lONS BRIGHT, M.P.—This isatiessa, seem period by Mr. Peery, of Dahlia, mrivedMere bet Thursday, sot prottottod to visit Twat, Broadway Taglimea, and the asereashisa districts.— Ingot, Tea MURDER or MISS PaLNDIUtossT.—We have ban Mama that the warms for the ezentioa of Patrick Celesta. essneted, at the last maim, of the wilfal moat r of Mho Preadotgoot. st Portasso, is this toasty, tar arrived la tows, sad that same reefs him to be arentel es the nth brash Os refenst• to the eahain we tad that the joigodiototoot his netstion oa the 9ltb islets% sad that hansom bas bees sires to him to that elect by the pre sent wartimes by eanstion has bees estkipated by three di/s, yid& *ma jssad for a memorial sari the isms wiII be soserdiegly kewardod on his loohnlf.—Galooey Vitt dioatar. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, 1849. asal i firsitles Lib Sest—liett. O. Lrop, from h.+ Nth F, tote owe Donets, pros.; Ess. G. O. !per w, to be Heat, Dar, pa, : Ise Lys', who ret.; G. U. Ism% to be WA. by par, ries Memo; C. Damen, pest, to es ism, without par, eke Powelh prom Mososelass.—The ate of the Liettieseat of the Sikh Tt. (10th 1 July, 1.41) us "Joss Itiestux," mot " Boasoos." ea pretioseir Several wigwams wen called on halal of the plaintiff, who that %lobo* was diluted Wetly in the latitude and F a int& iadicated, and that U the captain had played the past of lb instructions, be must lave inevirMy comas ups& it. The debase was that lebabes was insknown to the plain tiffs, and that it was only • knowledge et Penguin Island, to whit* the eaptet• had gene, that was meted. The jury retuned a voiding for the *staffs. This was the e• 4 sees of interest eying the day. TEE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. COAMOI or Zwiesuousuater.—Yesterday_ Williams haac Fitch, • trave ll er in the series of Messrs. Morgan, Martin, sad Co., wholesale stationers, was charged with embiuliag wakes sums of matey, to the amount of 200 1 . and upward". Mr. Francs , of Godliman-street, solicitor, attended to pro siest*, and stated that he only intended to adduce such welienee against the prieoner as would justify the alderman la granting a remand. They had found out defalcations to eke savant of zoot. , and there was little doubt that if time were given, others to a still greater extent would be found. It would mein that the prisoner's practice was, that having kept soma moneys back, when he got other sums of money, he then paid up the old amounts. Evident* was Men for into to show that the prisoner bad been in the habit, for some time put, of appropriating to hie awn nee sums of money received by him on account of the firm by which he was employed. Mr. France said that if thecae* wu adjourned there would be plenty of eases against the prisoner, for the firm had ascertained that morning that be had received no lees • sum than 1041. on the 4th of August, which be had not accounted for. He therefore hoped the alderman would grant *remand. Sir Peter Laurie said the embeuements appeared to be so exteosive that he should remand the prisoner for a week, when, perhaps, the prosecutors might make more important discoveries. The prisoner, who wept much while at the bar, declined saying anything, and wee conveyed to the Compter. SOUTHWARK ATTEMPTED ROBBERY IN vita SURREY COAL-ROLE. — Lipman Levi, a dark-looking Jew, was charged with attempting to steal a gold watch and chain from Mr. Cotton, a brass founder in Union-street, Borough-road, while in the Coal-hole public-house, next the Surrey theatre. The prosecutor stated that about 2 o'clock on the previous morning he went Into the Coal hole, and partook of several glasses of brandy and water. While sitting there the pro soner made several attempts to steal his watch, but finding that he could not get it, he with his companions suddenly left the room. Witness called the landlord and informed him of what had occurred, when he found the house cleared, and that the prisoner had gone. lie then went outside and told the police, and • few minutes afterwards he caught the prisoner in the rivet, nearly opposite the theatre, when he gave him into Cu stedy. A tradesman residing in the same neighbour hood said he was with the complainant, and saw the prisoner put his hand round his friend's waist, and attempt to rob him of hit watch. He warned him off, but twice afterwards he put his hands in Mr. Cotton's pocket. He told the prisoner and his compa nions that if tkey robbed hie friend, he should stick to them. In 'newer to the charge, the prisoner said be was a friend of Mr. Simmons, the landlord of the house, and he called to see him on the night in question. He saw the complainant and his friend sitting in the Parlour drinking brandy and water. They were quite drunk, and called for the liquor five glasses at a time. He denied the charge, and to show that he was innocent one of the prosecutor's friends actually wanted him to let him go, as he could not substantiate the charge. The policeman heard that. Coombe, 91 L, said he heard • man say he wished the pro secutor to let him go, as he had lest nothing; and it would be gnat trouble for him to attend at the police court. The party never said he was inneceut. Mr. Becker said it was a case he should eertalely send to the sessions; but as other evidence was necessary he should remand him for a week. THAMES. DARING lIVIOLART.—T. Cooper, a silk weaver, who re• fused to give his address, and G. Jones, a labourer, residing at Stoke Newington, were charged with burglariously enter ing the dwelling.house of Mr. Joseph Cohen, clothier, 49, Prescott-street, Whitechapel. In consequence of private information, police-constables Kelly and Gifford proceeded on Monday night to the prose cutor's house, and having sent Wigley, 141 H, into the house, stationed themselves in a doorway in Penton-street, from which they could observe the place. A few minutes before 11 o'clock the prisoners and two others presented themselves at Mr. Cohen's door, which, after a loud noise, flew open, when three of; the men en tered, whilst the fourth kept watch. Kelly and Gifford knowing that all was right whilst Wigley, who is a powerful and determined fellow, was inside, kept steady. Shortly after some women, who pretended to be merely passing, gave "the offs" to the man on the watch, on which he uttered a low shrill peculiar sort of whistle, which brought the other three out. Kelly and Gifford immediately started from their hiding place, and the serjeant seized Jones by the collar. 'The prisoner Cooper rushed towards them, lifting a for midable life preserver, a blow frem which must have proved fatal; but Gifford. who is a very active young fellow, pounced upon him, seized hie arm, and wrested the weapon from his grasp after a desperate struggle. Before Wigley could some to the assistance of his brother officers, so brief yet desperate was the rencontre, that the other two fellows contrived to escape. On searching the place, it was found that the premises had been entered by means of a skeleton key. Jones, when *arched, had on him a box of silently igniting matches. Cooper had a skeleton key.' screw-driver, and a knife. Wigley found a earpet-bag belonging to Mr. Cohen near the door, which was no doubt intended as a vehicle for the more valuable part of the booty which they expected to obtain when disturbed by the signal of their confederate. &leant Kelly requested to have the cue remanded for a weak, as several ether burglaries had been committed in the .111310 vicinity, which he thought he might be able to tr-ce to the prisoners. Mr. Yardley said that u regarded the present charge, it was clearly established, but he had no objection to allow the officers time to inquire into the others. The prisoners were accordingly remanded. WOOLWICH. ATTEXPTED Muanna.— William Hornsey was brought up en a remanded charge of attempting to kill his wife, Martha Horneey, by cutting her throat with a razor, and also with attempting to commit suicide. Martha Homey, the wife of the prisoner. whe was ac commodated with a chair, and gave her evidence very re luctantly, deposed that she had been married to the prisoner upwards of six years. On Sunday eveniog, the sth inst., she went out for a walk with him. She recollected striking him several times, and refusing to go home with him, as they had been drinking all day. The prisoner struck her on her refusal to accompany him home, and she then gen 'anted to go home with him, but afterwards refused to go. There was a scuffle between them, and she did not know that her throat was cut till she rebserved blood on her dress. The witness, who endeavoured to shield the prisoner, stated that she could not tell whether the prisoner cut her throat, or whether she cut it herself, or whether she fell down on the knife. She had no knife in her own hand, and fended she saw one in the prisoner's hand. Evidence was given in corroboration of the wife's state ment, and Mr. Train committed the prisoner for trial. The Pinson Ward Arms inn, OiWaldo% for 201.-9601. Sundry pared§ of meadow landoontamiog Eta. 2r. 31p., In hand-3501. Several pieces of amble land, oontaining 4a. lr. 23p. let for W. 81.-1001. Iloom Ow LONDON GAZETTIL—Tuesday, Aug. 21. aarnauran JOUR Bowls; Wcactater, wine mierobiat, to =nada 89 9 2 . 4 WA Oct. 6at 10, at Birmingham Court. Sob, Lens, Bartlett's-build =haielloiborn, aid Smith, Birmainghim ; of. sed6., Yalpy, Faaosiscx Boar, Plymouth, boardinglicanakaaper, Sept. 4 and 26 at 11, at Exeter Court. Sole., Burr and Dribble s Inmhard.street, City; Elworthy, Plymouth ; and Stallaleas Exeter; off. ask., liernaman, Exeter. EMEND CILADWICK, Jammu Ilitsw, KM ANIMUS GAILTUDE, Old. ham, Lancashire, cotton spinning ' , Sept. 4 and 25 at IS, at Man cheater Own. Bola. Faulkner and Co., Bedford-row ; Oldham ; and Ascroft,O.dham ; off. maig., Hobson, Manchester. HANBY ' , saw:orals lionaos. Bamford, Paws, ironmonger, Aug. 20 Wright,t. 26 at 14, liashighall.nreet. Bois., Jones and Writ, St. Swithiab.lane ; off. mak.. Pensell, bora. ALDERS Pawn and Gamma PRZOZRICK Damn, Iligh.etreet, South wark. woollendraPers, Aug. 10 at 12, and Sept. 28 at 14, at Basing. hall.atrect. Sol., lie Jersey. St. Annb.lano, Alderagatc ; off. aadg., Canaan, Birehin-lane. WILLIAM Hanes RICKARD/ON, Barbital, Staffordshire, tube Winn botanic, Sept. II and Oct. 9 at 11, at Birmingham Court. Got., (bushier, Birmingham ; off. swig., Christie. Birmingham. JAIME SKINNER, Jun., Bristol, lineadraper, Sept. 4 and Oct. 2 at 11, at Bristol Court. Bola., Carnleh and Yarnell, Bristol; off. swig., Miller, Bristol. Salm ntelligen cr. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YENTEIDdIf. Baca Ma. COODUISIONICII FOINULAMQOI. IN KS J. B. CIDISIII. 1 The bankrupt, a bookseller, of Newport Pagnell, came up on an adjournment to paw lda last examinstion: After a pretreated enquiry the eonimiesioner mid he would pea his e xuainatien, and he night apply for his certate whoa he had paid to the assignees a sum of 7W. Ix SIN T. SLOPED. The bankrupt, an auctioneer, of Idusehouse, earns up ibr his certificate. Mr. Lawrence supported ; kr. Luca " ra ll iteared that, having:compounded with his creditors, in 1840, the bankrupt has subsequently twice obtained the benefits of the Insolvent Court. Ile now came to this court with debts to the amount of 4001. odd, and saute 101. The debts under the four Insolvent:km amount to about 3,0001. No dividend I. expected under any one of the four in celeemeles. The oolamissioner commented upon these circumstances as brims mast unfavourable, and ordered a suspension of the esellieate for eighteen months; protection to be granted deer three months' imprisonment. Is in LIVINI AND LETISON. This was a last examination meeting. The bankrupts were jewelkrs, carrying on business at Norwich. The debts are 7001. odd ; the assets 1504 The bankrupt Levine war examined at great length. It appeared from his statements that his partner was is the habit of taking joornies with the major part of the stock in Ws possession. Ultimately he absconded, with, as he supposed, stock of the value of about 7001. in his possession. Levison was his (Levine's) wife's brother, and they had had misunderstandings in con sequence of his parner's conduct being different to ',oat be wished. Re (Levine) bad been a bankrupt when he resided in America, aid there were debts under that insolvency of 1,0001. unliquidated. He denied that he was at all privy to his partner's absence, or that he had the slightest knowledge of hie present place of abode. The commissioner paid he felt it his duty to adjourn the bankrupt's examination three months, in order to give time and opportunity for the fullest inquiry. COMMISSION OF LUNACY. Yesterday, at the Sheriff 's Curt, Red Lion-mitre, a commission de lunatic° inquirendo was opened, before Mr. Commissioner Barlow, and a special jury, for the pus.- pees of ascertaining the state of mind of Mr. Edward Vicars, who has long . been • partner in the firm of Moore, Vican, and Co., carrying on an extensive distillery business at Liverpool. Mr. Rolt, QC. sad Mr. Wines appeared for the peti tioner, a sister of ihe alleged lunatic ; and Mr. Malian 111. C., Mr. Edwin James,lend Mr. Joliffe for the lunatic. Mr. Rolt, after a few introductory observation from the learned Commissioner, proceeded to state to the jury the eisenzastanees under which the commission bad sued out. The petitioner was Kiss Anne Vicars, the all eg ed lunatic's sister, and, though an unmarried lady, she carried on boat swain Liverpool as a licensed victualler. The learned coun sel then ga ve a brief outline of the life of Mr. Vicars, oommenran-with his birth in Cumberland in the l3 sad concluding with his joining the firm above m entio ne d , is the year 1835. It appears that he was a man given to habits of intemperance, and the excesses to which he gave himself up resulted in delirium tremens, that dreadful malady first developing itself upon him in 1846, in which year he attempted to put a period to his existence by cow milting suicide, but ho was prevented. After that ems , rence the malady grew stronger upon him, and mmori many strange hallucinations by which his mind became per seabed was one that he had no stomach, and that cows- (Ineptly he required no sustenance, refusing at that time to es; any food. He protested that his craniums was devoid of brains, and 'seeded that it was in the power of man, by means of electricity, to deprive human beings of their rational senses—and he insisted that it was owing to that agent that he had been deprived of reason. Me was received as a patient at Wtam Lodge Loma cis Asylum in Lancashire, under the care of Dr. Litchfield, and he remained there for about two years. During his stay there, he became impressed with the belief that the magistrates of the county had telegraphic wires laid on to the asylum, by means of which they kept the inmates in a state of madness. Letters written by Mr. Views to several friends were then read, and from their contents it seemed that electricity was the one prevailing and absorbing idea that possessed him; and in one of them be said that " magistrates, doctors, end lawyers, and other thieves and rascale," were in league together continue the inmates of asylums in madness. In klatch , 1847, he escaped from the I arylum, and immediately afterwards • paition for a cora -1 alvion was laid lit fore the Lord Chancellor, and his lord. skip, considering it a fit and proper case for investigation, kid ordered the present commission to issue. 'Wince was then given, first, as to the property of Mr. VINT% and second, as to his insanity. It appeared from the elaillament of his brother that he had about 5,0001. invested tk• distillery concern. Dr. Atkinson, of Broughton, Laseashire, Dr. Litchfield, and Mr. Churton were of opinion that Mr. Victim was insane. It transpired that the allegei lunatic had livid very unhappily with his wife, who also gave way to intemperance. Mr. Valentine Knight, one of the jury, asked Dr. Litch field whether in his opinion Mr. Vicars was competent to take care of himself and property. The witness said that according to the authorities on the subject if a man was subject to strange rt. extrarrdinory de -1 lesions he was insane. He felt some difficulty in answering the question, hut he certainly should say that Mr. Vicars was not incapable of managing his own affairs, although he laboured under the delusions mentioned. The inquiry, which was commenced at 11 o'clock, was at 6. by the wish of the jury, and by consent of counsel on both sides, adjourned till this day (Wednesday). ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. Ltrzaroox, A Goner 20. CROWN Corer.—Baron ML 'hence PATTI/lON. After the clueing of our despatches en Monday afternoon, the following cast s were R PI gone Tß through RACY ON II lON SNAS. Joseph Ward, 22, and Henry Mstchell, 85, mariners, were charged with having, on board the ship York, on the high seas, on the 27th of May last, feloniously endeavoured to make a revolt, and to excite others to join them in it, with intent to take possenion of the vessel, and ran away with her. There were other comae laying the felony in other ways. Mr. Pot (with whom wu Mr. Rushton) opened the Case Paget to the jury, drawing attention to the chief points in the evi dence, which was then detailed at great length. I Mr. Atkinson said • few words in behalf of Ward, who had told him his story, namely, that he had been shipped while intoxicated, and had so remained drinking for three days, and he was not conscious of what he might have done ; that it would have been madness to attempt to take the ship against a crew of 33 moused several boys; and that several of the witnesses had given him a good ehuacter for quietness. He also addressed the court in behalf of Kitchell nearly to the same effect. The learned judge summed up, and read those clauses of the act affecting the case, the strongest part of which was 'Grained in the count in the indictment charging • Tarry ' with intent to ran away with the ship. Be recapitulated lila reads of the evidence. Se pointed out that Mitchell was the least implicated, inasmuch as it was not shown that he had himself endeavoured to tacit' any of the rest of the erew to revolt ; and it might be that he did not intend to join Ward in his wicked preposition. With regard to the language used by War, it was most explicit and serious r showing his 'retake. she jury in a few minutes, returned a verdict of Guilty against Waist, and found Mitchell Not guilty. Ills deferred passing sentence until this morning. Nees Pun flovar.—Serou Ma. Joann Wassenur. STAN/lUD V. SOWLE/I.—LIBIL CASII. We can yesterday the opening of this case, an action for libel brought by Mr. Stanfield, • magistrate and banker at Burnley, against the proprietor of the Manchester Courier. Mr. Se rgeant Wilkins having addressed the jury on behalf of the defendant, The Judge, in summing up, said wrestle edly this was a reasonable and well-sustain , d ground of complaint, unless the circumstances proved in evidence showed that the de fendant was well justified in substance in making such a chugs. There was no queetton that such a blication of a mar atrat• was libellous, and it was only In case the jury were satisfied that the circumstances amounted in substance to what was stated, that the plaintiff would not be entitled to recover. The jury retired at twenty minutes to six o'clock, and re turned precisely at six. with a verdict for the defendant on both counts. Almon 21 CATTo AND OTHERS V. BOUTHERN.—TIiz GUANO TRADE. This was an action brought by Mr. Catto and the assig nees of Mr. Arnie, who were formerly in partnership as akipbroken in Liverpool, against hie. Southern, a London shipowner, to recover the sum of 1601., for information fur nished. la 1843, soon after the opening of the guano trade, Messrs. Cats, and Arnie had come into the possession of knowledge that guano, which bad hitherto come only from South America, wee to b bad on the African coast. They sold the discovery to various parties, amongst others to a gentleman eating as agent for the defendant. A ship named The Bradshaw was despatched by Mr. Southern, with sealed iostructioas received from the plaintiffs, as to when the guano Gould be had. The instructions ran : Iron will And the Wand in lat. 26 deg. 141 min. south ; long. 16 dog. 21 min. east. In making the land, it will be prudent to make ft at Pedestal Point, which lies eight lenses south of the bland, which is caned Penguin Island. You may steer along the coast till you get to the latitude named, and there the island will appear. It will appear all whits, and be covered with isamserable bads." Other instructions as to safe anahorage, .10., were given. The captain went to the locality, and found, emu 20 miles from the latitude and longitade supplied, a rock called Penguin Island. Re took in some guano hers bat ft was of such inferior quality that he diesharged part of it again, and set soil to another island some little diebsace off, of which he heard glowing arounte—this wen the famed bluing. Sere he shipped 900 tom of the manure, which when brought to this country peeved, assures, of founasse value. The do t admit had refund to pay the 1601. however. PUBLIC SALES. AUGUST 21.—BpMessrs. Rix and Buarox, at the Mart. —The Worlingtoa estate, nnr Boccie', Suffolk, the property of the Earl or Gonord, comprising mansion, park, woods, farms, &c., forming a domain of 2,800 ecru, and producing a rental ot 3,0261. ls. 10e1 per annum, ',Owl's of the man sion, plantations, Ste.., with manors and church preferments, were submitted to auction, but no bidder offering, was withdrawn. Mews. Datum. Suns and Sox, at the Mart.—Freehold estates of Strode-perk, near Herne Bay, with mansion, manors, and farms, the whole embracing 640 acres of land, offered in 16 lots, of which three small lots were withdrawn, and the remainder knocked down for 28,9501. Totteridge house, near High Wycombe, residence, grounds, and 106 acres of land, held for 3,000 leers from Queen Elisabeth, at two shillings per annum—knocked down for 3,3601. Messrs. Forma end Sox, at the Mart. —Leasehold house, Oniaburgh street, Regent's-lurk, let for 671. per annum, held for 66 years, at 101.-6001. Leasehold house, 4, Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, held for 21 years, at 81.-6901. Piece ot land adjoining Cutlenecu Villas, Barnes, contain ing 36 acres, held for 21 years from 1844, at 41. 10s., in cludigg_the l an d-t ax —knocked down for 1, 5501 . Mr. EDWARD HUNT, at the Mart—A ground rent of 81. per annum, secured for 59 years upon fear houses, Bur rageroad, Woolwich-1101. Two houses, H arr ington-grove, ToUingtw-park, Hornig., let for 661., held for 78 years, at 81.-4601. M. Cto re ss and SON, at Garraway's.—Fe hold dwel ling essrs house, South-street, Camberwell, with four acres of land-1,850 1 . Messrs. WARLTERS, LOVEJOY, and Sox, at Gatraway'a. —The London and St. Katherine's Docks hotel and wine vaults, and 10 cottages adjoining, of which a lease will be granted for 21 years, at 3001. per annum—knocked down far 1,4501. ma Swan and Hoop, Pavement, Moorfields, with premises in the rear, underiet for 681. 16e., held for 31 years at 1201. —knocked down at 7001. The Cranbourne Tavern, St. Martin's-lane, held for 26 years at 1801.-5001. AUGUST 20 —By Masan. Hunritaars and WALLEN, at the Mart —Freehold, called Bosh-grove Farm, Barking, E4Ol, house and 31 acres of land, let for 1001. per annum— sold for 2,4201. Freehold, called Goodman, near the preceding, compris ing five cottages and 14 a. 2r. 29 p. of land, let for 621. per annum—sold for 1,1001. Policy of assurance for 3,0001., in the Law Life Assur ance, with boons of 4941., life 62, premium 1401.5x.—501d for 7601. Mr. LLITCHILD, at Garraway's.—The Glisten Park Beate, Mena, the property of H. G. Ward, Esq., sold for 74,4604, in the following lota, viz. : Gaston park, with mansion, growth, farms, die. ; corn ;wishes 1,496 acres, and the manor extending over 1,800 wee, annual rental 2,1491. 14s. ; deductions 1471.-60,0001. The advowma of Bostwick , income 2041. per annum, pre- Kn P t ean ine v um 's b ard t Acton aged farms -2'" , 183 . acres, let fa 1551.-3, 4001. The Green Man farm, 97 acres, let for 1801.-4,3001. Mead End Howe, and 18 urea of land, let for 701.-1,8001. The Plumer Ward Awe inn, Bostwick, let for 281.- 1,0601. INSOLVENT PEITTIONEBB. W. Bantam. flolmerth. Yorkshire, port butcher. &Cower:ex, Little Brighton, Lancashire, labourer. W. P. Danes, nittmgbourne, Kent, painter. J. J. C. Germ CLuumoutb, Dorseloldre, veterinary enema. W. Mu, Collumpton, Devonshire, brewer. Euzasurn Sigricita, Harrietshani, Kent, grocer. B. C. Yurtneu., Worcester, journeyman carpenter. IL artlialUCHLß, Bebingtim, Cheshire, professor and dealer in music. It. Sunrissan, Little Brighton, Lancashire, plumber. C. eeargerrr, Linton, Kest, aseistant to a beer-shop keeper. J. Tetuan, Tiverton, Devonshire, painter. J.Tcarasa, Bury, Lancashire, operative cotton weaver. PRISONNWN ON =Nil OWN PITITIONG. W. G. Anaor, Bridge-strcet, Southwark-bridge-road, stock and share broker. CAIIOLINII Lorna Ballow, Great Ormond.street, Lamb's Conduit street, teacher of music. J. Buss, Liverpool, retail dealer in ale. Basenoirr, Stockport, Cheshire, amiatant druggist. J. M. Iterisirrr, Dorm, Kent, amidst. T. MILT. Biggbzwade, Bedfordahire, master of the Biggleswarte Gahm Workhouse. T. brAcawsu, Tonbridge, Kent, journeyman miller. E. Banco; Horton, Cheshire, labourer. G. 131:CICTUOVOST, Nt. NIOUIb Major, Cornwall, butcher. C. CALLVX, Newport, Monmouthshire, sail makes. J. Carreu., High.street, Southwark, assistant to a coffee-house keeper. T. (Mammas, 'Moll, Sussex, brewer. W. Coors& Hadley, Middlesex, contractor. S. W. Couera, New Chureb-stret, St. Miu7lebone, exporter end im porter of fancy goods. J. Cure, St.Golumb Major, Cornwall, labourer. J. DAVIWPORT, Mandroster, manager of a beer-house. J. DICKINSON. Manchester, beer retailer. W. Fatactoeou, Birkenkcad, Cheshire, Bemused. victualler. J. FIOSION, Reardale.terrace Islington, commercial traveller. Y. T. Garr., Lanislowne- ter race, Francis-sty et, Walworth, attorney _ at-law. J. Gurvan, Wakefield, publican. W. (lux:mm.4 Liverpool, cattle dealer. C. Ilaacnos, Stone Ferry Yorkshire, travelling, tea dealer. J. Unrnts, Accrington, laneoshlre, retail dealer in ale. J. T. liorreon, LiverpooL general agent. J. Ifou.s.vn, Braylord, Lincolr.ehire. Fusers Ho con, Buttersick, Lincolnshire. ' J. Hosans, St. Austell, Cornwall. ironmonger. R. IitIILLE, Bishop-Auckland, Durham, pitman. C. Jr.,,,., New North-street, Rinsbury, farmer. J. Kay, Hampton-terrace, Oamden-town, jeweller. J. KING, Ito maker-street. Little Moortields, saddler. S. KIIIOIIT, Dean-street, Soho, encrimer. W. Nacre, Ashton-under-Lyne, licensed vletualler. AA , . LLOYD, Brithton, cook. G. Li was, Stratford-place, Richmond-road, Dalston. MART Maw, East-lane, Welworth. 8. Usury, Preston, Lancashire, Iron moulder. W. MIDDLICOAT, Great (hart-etreet, Horton, commission agent. T. Nevem., Blackburn, Lancashire, j.urneyman cotton spinner. W. S. Paulen, Woolwich, Kent, skipper of goods and provision dealer. W. Peasoss, Hereford, bailiff. R. W. PI4ACOCIL, Upper Whitecroce-street T. W. PKANCE,C , IIIYetIerId, cheeeemonger. H. Psalms, Prince's-street, Edgeware-road, Maryleblne, =Rh and Ironmonger. P. PRINCE, Ilenry-street, Portland-town, baker. C. &rumen, Oldham, Lancashire, lodging-house keeper. T. It. Korea, Milton-next-Gravesend, Kent, builder. G. B. Semmes, Hulme, Lanewhire, commercial traveller. E. Sierra, Buncough, Lancashire, licensed victualler. W. Rearms, Awaits, Lancashire, retail dealer in ale. W. TATLOZ, Wakefield, coach builder. C. Wawa, Plumstead, Kent, bricklayer. J. B. Wootre, Salford, Lancashire, beer retailer. DIVIDENDS. —shpt. IL C. Beasley, Minter', mercer—Sept. 11. J. Sheppard, Shirley, Hampshire, common brewer—Sept.l4. W. Sikes, 11. Sikes. and T.AVilkinson, City, bankers. CL' RTIFICATES to be granted, unless catmint shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. Sept. 12. E. A. Ball. Maneb' star, sharthmker—Sept. 14. J. Barlow, Wharf-road, City-road, engineer—Sept. IS. 0. Rate, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, joiner Sept. 14. E. Brown, laworth, Suffolk, inn keeper—Sept. 12. W. Ellis, Liverpool, printer—Sept. 12. IL Roberts, Liverpool, grocer. CERTIIICATES to be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before Sept. 11. T. J. Fehr, Birmingham, dealer In bonnets—W. Giscard, Ely, Cambridgeshire, clock and watchmaker—L. Mc Lauchlan, Liverpool, merchant—J. Morris, Breton, druggist—S. Sill, Worcester, draper— W. Simmons, Monica, Kent, dealer. TARTNERUTIIPS DISSOLVED.-It. Atkinson and T. Atkinson, Newcastle uponAlue, dripeis—.l. Bentley, W. Bentley, and J. Booth, OldbuithiAtouiedii . s. iron and braintounilcoi —W. Cardwell and K. Cardwell, Manchest stock sea J. ClArk 0..4 11 (lark, thmbrldsge, bak ers—J. J. Cordwell end J. Polkinhorn, Shore ditch, oil ad Italian warehousemen—C. Goldsmith and W. B. 8011, Green-walk. Blackfriara-reed, brewers—R. Griffith, E. Cox, and J. Priestley, Liverpool, broken, so tar as regards J. PriesaMy— A. Hutchinson, J. Herrin, and T. Summerson, South Stockton, North Riding of Yorkshire, timber merchanta-0. Lindberg and W. Fellows, Midale•brough, Yorkshire, coal fitters—S. Meyer and O. Oppeaheim, Manchester, commis ion merchants—T. North and S. Parsons, Not tingham, coal masters—J. Roberts and H. Hughes, Abbey Tintern Wire.works, Tintern, Monmouthshire—W. Singlehunt and J. Single. burst,Liverpool, general brokers—T. Stanford and W.Lewellln, Birds nd,(ilaniorganshire, lire eadnpers—J. Steppie and R. Wilding, Totten- Wm-court-mad, shirtmakers—J. W. Sutherland, G. Chaneraore, and L. It Worm, Croydon, Surrey, bankers, so far so rewards J. W. Sutherland—G. N. 'rectal, T. Buff, and T. E. Pant, Leeds, stock and eturrebrokers, so far as regards G. Tootal—T. M. Weber and K. White, jun., High-street, Kensington, bakers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.—WiIIissn Drown, Glasgow, corn factor, Aug. 29 ad Sept. 19, at Carrick's Hotel, Glasgow. boot maker. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. WEDNESDAY, Arocsr 22,1849. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. Naas of Plies. Cou w r ind. ee of Str w ength ia. of state of Weather. Bmiumeresa. N.W. Calm OVIIMAR! Ba.rroce N. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Briwsa Calm Cloudlevs IkaraireaiS N.W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy Vaiessai Munoz .. .-- W. Calm Overcast EDISRVIRDII ...... W. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Barren .......... N. Calm Overcast Potxzeresis °LANDOW Mom.= GREENWICV W. Gentle Breeze Overcast ILurrutrooz &IL Gentle Breeze Cloudless Itimmos Looms W. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy LANCANTXL. W. Gentle Breeze Rain Lrroarox MAIRCRIDTIM &W. Gentle Breeze Overcast OXFORD W. Calm Partially Cloudy Prrzesozoima &W. Calm Overcoat Pivitocrs &W. Calm Overcast Pools N.W. Calm Partially Cloudy Fuirrsionni N.W. Calm Overcast Rasznie N.W. Calm Partially Cloudy Rimer SOAP Vot-raserrox SVPD11RW1D...... Swurnoar ........ TIDIBMILDOR W Nowt ... N.E. Gentle Breeze Principally Clear I Wzrresavis ........, W. _ Gentle Breeze Rain At the request of several country correspondents the state of the wind and weather in London at 12 o'clock on the day of publication will in future be added to these returns. The observation is supplied by Messrs. Harris, from their Observa tory, No. 60, Holborn. LONDON, Tars DA; Noox. Course of Wind. Strength of Wind. State of Writhe/. W.S.W. Cairn. Overcast. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Mom oar threerpealleale, the a ihtelih4 efaaties" She " IteyroLfat") CASUALTIES. Brothers, M'Kensie, of St. John's, N. 8., from Cumberland to Runcorn, strusk on Sable Island in the night of 22nd ult., and was wrecked; crew saved.—lialifax, N. S., August 10. Clarinda, of and from Miramichi, for Dublin, went on shore to the north of this pl►ce 22nd inst., and was wrecked. The cargo and materials ware sold yesterday.—Chitta camp, C. 8., July 28. Curiae (krig), Garin% from Ibrail for London, has put in here, with cargo damaged.—Port Vendres, August 14. Scotia, Carey, from Glasgow, ran on shore on Madame Is land yesterday, but has been assisted off, and towed up here to-day by the steamer.—Quebec, August 2. AUIVID. MAILB. Hamburg Holland Lisbon .• Pacific India oil Southampton India Mt bluseilles Boston and Halifax llozioo and Havannah West India Brasil ARRIVED. DUI. Aug. 24 Sept. 7 Aug. 29 Aug. 29 Aug. 22 Aug. 22 Aug. 26 Aftu—aMek, Austad 19, from .Deler Belida Aarroust—at Flee twood . August 20, from art Aosttoms—atilull, August SO, from Pt = Annum—at Newport, August 10, from ri Asizt—at Kkkaldry Bey, August 20, from ..... ...... —.Arritsagel Avaosa—ut Ilansiolt, August 19, from. .fisaborg ANNA MARIA-et Umenet, August 17, from Quebec Asoo—at Gravesend, August 21, from _Bonny AutozA—at Gravesend, August 21, from. .Hamburg BtlieoMA-at Gravesend, August 21, hem ....... -----"'"'" Berm-at Hul l __, August 19, from .................. . Baansan-at Hull, August 20, from .............. .. liaorsaas-ot Deal August i f. from Barr...sea PRIDR-at Dublin, August 19, fr0m.............. Cream-dr Deal, from Cammanrs Itus.-at Deal, August 21, hem ... ........ ...7g al t.V4 Curuss-at Desd, August 21, from DOWYrltak-a1 Yarmouth, N., August 20, from We*, Those-at Quorum& August 11, from EmA B ow= -at anek, wait 19, from ....... .-.. .......... EDMOND Brogroass -at sftat, August 20, from ............. Pan-at Dundee, August 18, from FAXA-at Shields, August 19 from Aritsmi Gos--atCark, August 18, from Chrisilm,4l °amass-at Portsmouth, August 98, from. ....... ...._ ..... " 1311.8 Onostas-off Deal, August 20, from . its - it Gvat-at Tram, August 18, hom fluogos-at Dublin, August 20, from ........ .......„_.„„ AN N I MI I6 .„ liaamur-et Galway, August 17, from ....Jim y,,k HaysaD-at Newport, August 20, from Horror-at Grimsby, August 18, from .............. ... Hass-at Grimsby, August 19, from ............ HRATHERDRurat Gravesend, August 21, from ... Wog hum:us lltxra-off Portsmouth, August 20, .1/;;;; . ..7 -880121 Juana Famusw-at Gloucester, August 20, from ..............-"' Ammo Case-at Newport, August 20, from .............. ii Jars-at Wissaar, August 20, from mpg Java-at Grimsby, August 1 8 , from R. Joks Ay , xi . JANOS-at Liverpool , August 21, from Pritle Pdattfilsmi Kurortorza-at Deal, August 20, from Loau PALMRRATON-at Gravesend, August CM111 , 44 Luau - at Southampton, August TO, from 21, from LADOZA-at Yarmouth, N., August 20, from Mus% LAVARI7O-off Deal, August 21, from Houk Lrvearoon-off Lowestoft, August 19, from thus Lana--at Dub in, August 20, from atelrop MAROARZITA-at Hull, August 20, from ....... Carallboati MARGARATTA-lit Harwich, August 20, from c 4 ,4,,,,, iiii Maw-at Shields, August 19, from ltifrim i i, MATILDA--at Deal, August 21, from Gt r NORMA-at Hull, August 16, Win l • Oacs-at Hun, August 20, from ORA er LADoes-at Shields, August 19, fr0m.....„ ~.„.... ..,thy.. P. 1. BEFINCIC-at Shields, August 19, from ... ..... . ales POLTIONiA-off Deal, August 19, from . -.- .. ....... Nevush PATIOOT-off Portsmouth, August 20, from UM O.:Era-off Deal, from .9"..Joha'N Riroas-at Deal, August 20, from QUINN Roarer AND OMIT-at Gravesend, Aloud 21, tom grin RANKIN-at Hull, August 20, from Quits RAPID-at Yarmouth, N., August 19, from Roesue-at Deal, August 20, from P ;r ta sZ Rouser AND WART-olf Deal, August 19, bros..-- Susie* Mummies Duv--off tho Start, August 19, from. ....„ra. Ross-at Dublin, August 20, from New Ise, Rougars-at Gravesend, August 21, from Dame Rormansm--at Gravesend, August 21, from Ttotteniso Smursma-at Gravesend, August 21, from Norm, Sr. Gomm-at Gloucester, August 19, from .......... __,...pm,,,, in Sours-at Holyhead, August 20, from .......... ................. ..tw o &Roam- at beat, August 2 0 , fr om hue* ForitorioN- off the Start, August 19, from Penman(' TilAcw.a-at Newport, August 20. from I .oo4aldern TRINTLZ-at Waterford, August 19, from Crubis Usa-at Dundee, August 17, from Run Yzermut -at Portsmouth, August 20, from LOOdca Vocal-at Whitby Roads, August 20, from Antares( Wallawrien-at Guernsey, August 18, from Comma We. AND EDWARD-at Yarmouth, N., August Id, from Reed WetrevarDYN-Off Deal, August 2 1 , from 1m Warm Bruit-off Portsmouth, 'August 20, from nie:dt WATIRBouIIe-off Portsmouth, August 20, from %Merle, WITITRT-off Southwold, Argue: 211. from. Gothenburg WILLIAM-At Dublin, August 19, lrom Winds' Wasues-at Gravesend, August 21, fr0ta.....„..„.,,,,,...mming0 BAILED. ADous-frorn Hull, August 20, to Houten ANNA Hmairms-from Hartlepool. August 19, to itsob s ,, ADMIRAL Bmonsu -from Hartlepool, August 19, le Ilmitsur Aratue-from Yarmouth, N., August 19, to Sostmen ANN Moons-from limerick, August 17, to Wes Aoutims-from Shields, August 20, to --__..o9arn AID-from Liverpool, August 21, to Amen Aurnes--from Liverpool, August 21, to Charlotte ten P.EL Ilactner-from Pill, August 20, to .............31lomidd Blume limo-from Dundee, August 18, to ....lltotresl BROIMVIA-from Deal, August 21, to treat Omsciamo-front Cork, August 18, to -Hike CALIMORIA-from Dundee, August 17, to ...........___go Comma-from Jersey, August 17, to limiter, GerAmmt-from Shields, August 19, to Easton Coarateroa-from Liverpool, August 21, to %CON CONSTANT-410111 Gravesend, August 21, to ..adsh'is Csam Guam-from Liverpool, August 21, to Km CAMILLA-from Liverpool, August 21, W... ... - ... ..... lotted's L DAN. IitINTLEY-frOMIGISTNICAd. AMUR 20, to-. . ..... Ralik.% Douung -from Liver/scot, August 21, to . .8i: Fetentsig Dowass-from Liverpool, August 21, to Gibrsku Dm TRAum-from LiverpooL August 21, t 0...... ...... ..... ...... tionit DAVID-from Galway, August 19, to tonal Dusaima-from Hull, August 19, to istairshrg Etuorre-from Hull, August 20, to.. .... .. .11ambarg EUROPA-from Liverpool, August 21, to •:tettis Poem-from Liverpool, August 21, to Iburbur ' ERWARTINO-from Liverpool, August 21, to Robes Firs Pmmas-from Bideford, August 20, to elates 1 Fount-from Dundee, August 18, to. Loam Tosses-from Hartlepool, August 20, to odirse Famrso -frost Shields, August 20, to -....Drmenn Orb. Fammum-hum Shields, August 19, . to stian I ORXT HOUND --frORI PeRZILIKe, August 19, to (..ibrkg Hanotms-from Dundee, August 1 8 , to Hew-from Hartlepool, August 19, to Hawkers I BRIIIUNOS -from Shields, August 19, to Petersburg llgueraos-fro Falmouth, August 19, to Quite Imories-from Jersey, August 18, 'to Calk ZEINNARDPN-from ll artlepool, August 20, to .11amliem I JPLIAWA -from Cork, August 113, to: Jimstkong Jour Hsrus-from Shie:ils, August 20 , to -. P= .. JANE-from Liverpool, August 21, to Jens-from Gravesend, Aumst 20, to Cadiz Use-from Liverpool, August 21, to fen Friona isms-I'mm Liverpool, August 2L to leeks 4 Lama BRITON-from Lirerpocd, August 21, t 0....... NI* Lommoser-from Liverpool, August 21, to. ... 19, lamermot Bowsaw-from Sunderland, August 19, to on MART-6VM Dundee, August 17, to Rs MINERVA-from Hartlepool, Au gust 20, to Hob* MINA-from Newport, August 19, to St. Timm MATILDA-from Ike, August 21, to Wm Msamas-from Gravesend, Augua 11, to 3a9 MAMIZT-frorn Gravesend, August 21. to Bounds' Slam-from Liverpool, August It, to C.O . flip lIIIIPH-grommverpout, ANNUM 21, AO Bens Nous Sorms-fr m Gravesend, August 21. to Noma NORTHMIORRI.AND -from Galway, August 18, - Wm Mom-from Hull, August 19, to Moo-hem Galway, August 18, to Ne il tlt °emus-from Shields, August 20, to . .Almandra OCEAN m Qu's-front Liverpool, August 21, to Baca ORamr-from Gravesend, August 21, to Baa. Oators-from Liverpool, August 21, to tnotrualruda Orro-from LiverpooL August 21, to Easse Plumes Romer-from Gravesend, August 20, to - Weis Tutus-from Cork, August 18, t o _.. . .. Mt= PANAMAIMA-from Borderland, August HI, to liszoiro I Broom -from Deal, August 2 0 , to Hose Fat Itormow-from Shields, August 19, to Ilasilact 1 RosamDALK-froma 'ltems., August 21, to Tata Motu-from Liverpool, August 21, to lc int 1 RANDFORD-from Liverpool, August 21, to BiCi ' 11T. Periessmo-ham Liverpool, August 21, to Peterbet I BRA Nrisrn-from Liverpool, August 21, to _ Theo llSwsuow -from CRTOILITOIL August 20, 00.• ........... Wasil SLA Bow-from Galway, August 18, to ...... ...... CONN , 80PRIA-from Guernsey, August 17, to Viso Iguana:tom-from Ilan, August 10, to ... ElMort kerma-from ihrtleposl, August 19, to ... Umbel BAnem-from Holyhead, August 20, to Qake 84:011I-from Liverpool, August 21, to (kostastirgir TRZWARTIIA-from Liverpool, August 21, to Rotterdam Tintamms-from Liverpool, August 21, to tl....rat Rom-from Cork, August 18, to ..ran Ton Cantem-hoin Wick, August IS, to ..... ..... ......... NKR Unzow-from Liverpool, August 21, to .. Osan Wuhan-from Hull, August 19, toNaistie WALDMIAII-from Hartlepool, August"; . o „Copentunt Wimu ms -from Wick, August 18, to tura WarcumArt-from Wick, August 18, to Buts VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. lati ADAM Soma, from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro, June le, W. 3 Ny 24 W. AlllllllO. (abip), 45 days from Liverpool for New York, A0g.4. 14 40 37, lon. 71.15. Avon (British brig), from Milian br Gibraltar, Ally 21, lst.42ff, lots. 52.10. Guars, from Ninth for Liverpool, June 3. laL 9 8., lon.loo E. Cur Or ADEL/MIT, Johnston, from Liverpool for Lealetard, OIL days, July 28, let. 3839 N., ion. 12.50 W. Dino, Thompson, for China, May 26. noes (ship), Borland, from New Orleans for Liverpool, July 1 1 .:; 30, km. 79.20. Buss (barque), steering youth, Aug. 11, Ist. 45, ion. 62. lioronrom (ship), Doane, from New Orleans for Liverpool, Jay. off Gun Key Light. Jos. Belmar, for China, May 9, lat. 39, 100. 37 F.. MINNEVA. for Southampton. May 21, lat. 7 S., lon. G 5 E. 1100 ROT, June 7, off Ceylon. 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