The Express. — London, England, 1849-07-11 00:00:00

___ . ._ . - -- - i. 4 NI FNT PLAN OF TRANS- end p.inful intensity ; t it he leaven of gffilt Lamm the THE GOVEILN. - • hamn ; :he less eepreve are seen ete FOR fATION. d =Med to th le el the wont, reed forms of wickedness bee= unties d gra re of:hoTafullE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 11, 1849. SPORTING. --- LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING. Eat), intelligence. e al t p e l l ; i , ... . t o I t he F a rp l d reo ei r e r o rTr i n ho g .f . p , N Ir v; d at u nr e e Gr 2 1. .. p l s. : w o e a l . ! 1 lr e n eo da d i na a nt g oa o r tp l d ui r : le l rp g r s , a v i 1 : :. dn u B e . 4 , COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCIL-VenTERDAT. mead, end after he L h the property was missed by Mrs. dually &VP. ar. To a man expend to t hie er ' ehme "'wee. LIVERPOOL, .TVISDAT Artgenoo: l , 6 o s 'e r e.n . c iß i ß .T . The and [From the E breerge Revie.e.3 &WINO. AT NISI PAIVI AT . 2ITILDMALL..- T BIPOIS LOME. DEPNAN AND ose _ th W e i Is t e i r . L. ~ p l:_ . a d li er pri r ral ra lt m et ro th i e ,r pris li c i tn an er ,; w it :l e o: it : B s In t l a iq ßa uo w e i s i t F e , Altberugh seconds' y pie ishments have been the sn b- a , aneeduie at is imponible : a coolie t's own exprtitioll was kale wine ent. i• s f o• Pl•tes a ed Stakes • of 16 son. eseh - BeomAn.- 1 INS BATICIAINS ON lIE -TOOL b T • roker's in Spitelli Ide for 31 He then retureed to hie job, . tee 'ltis n• ass trying to repent here." The P rier 01 val. WaD NESDAT.-Caes TIMM STAKES, et d 1 4 . • E . Jett ef thew. tied dieter on, es well es retrial expo rinea"S Imltion In 4 10 MOTa Rotted 3 i ep I els f by the provost, d b 7 A e'mon, 3 yrs ; Exel wools. which was enrinithed, and, twine taxed with the robber. . /sr wen, seas, it is Cunene , 0 remark bout slowly soy iiiitt" et lit. a ed fa mi ll tea un s g heeded on the heart ; re milt. end an increase of se•e ' rity to hardness sad ' • . Emden= rs ;Ra b ye 3 Yrs ; s ylvan 4 yin • ' k i Me Martis Q C. r _end Mr. Weill, were counsel for the gave the bracelet back to Mrs. Wilson and threw some el genelesion is strived at and Gut te the Valk et the eorem u ' . . ties. From the universal pereeptiou ot this erl, Pt •TS of 10 MOTO . second to receive 101 ; 2 miles -Ro- • Coor a et ' a f re ti Mr. Written. Q.C.. with whom was Mr. the other articles away. Another portion of the ;gander silty eves the 'mates' sow ersdly misting is this errantry is aI.P." mended a variety of attemP ts to remedy it. The land 3 rf• ; behe T Longwart, dby Inhe ' n•oa. 3 7" ; Dille P ; 513 R el•nd, appeared tor the defendant. was found in the area of an empty house adjoining his reel empar &lively eiikarra. When fie G. Om es the Seh 0 have both been tried t ' 3 hl 3en ; Old Da. 12 4 . t e soli . tbm hes p Faunas 4 ym; may Day, re; Burg sy. tary system end the 'Bent system . This was a qui tans action • , brought b a E r , Ed war d dence.-He was tuUy committed for trial. kt March last pave an • wield= et that entem, he Ws piece t tkey cell kr no remark, as they , rields, 3yn ; Osrendee. gel. leis If and 'he defended, to recover pelalties under the hot, mullementot lending member of the Nesse of Commons, or are alb= feet IWO cinema". bars been abandoned T T.-Sers EOM. each and 30 Coo set Pee of pare trot . 'meet 01 7 Geo. II cap. 8, for having IMP oPerlY FIN* the LON DON OAZETTE.-Ttiesday, July 10. be r wand te ens- in ietelligence awl isdiestry,semplaised that But the classification system, with varies' modifications added: T. Y. C.-Old Darialds, 3 yrs (to be ee Id for 1001 e st, 4 yr, ( 601 ); made sn imaginary side of sto;k for the Rey. R ben Cooper, for the int•eresties we. perfectly nrw, and oeght tn have been Lideste, 2 yrs (600 , • b c by Young Len IPSTAIIIIS of 10 (ma .1.1 the be her of the plaintiff ; the der-talent h d also bought BAeIItRUPTB. communiested ie a more mat ^le and donned shape ; • n d still remiss its geound, n tso much en account of its fancied efficacy when cos and is extensively used in Englaad b Tearaway out of Siiter to Joh - h e it i VEADA nny, 2 yrs (601 3 1 1 ; og 3 was 'dere= et b ing feel tat every stateneene le had u Ine • a large quantity of stock for the Rev. Robert Cooper, add EDWARD ARCHER, Clare-street, Clare-market, taker to amender pared with the separate system, as on mount of =re 2 Basindhe the put classes end sake bad bees mediated en the principle July 17 at 12, and August 24 at 1, at ' tt-street. Sob. mai • • bol heard wee tan or. m efileiel or public doemente, already ___ l.nee.. neeorofnete. a number of persons mu eonten a Messrs. Lovell, South-square, Grey's-inn; . men., Viluttnure, pineal and in eireulati ,, n. It is still more startling wimps "" of 2 _Vrsoleuttn.3.yre (401.) ;bef by Touchstone out of Lady y, It speared that the first transaction which the Rev. ee curiugh t: ll , t re ' ru. ,: t * h .. • r e . Tor fme 321 c that the prhiciple of classification, if nut so peefect ss that d ni-euefel.---... ei....,... -r Inn --i nem ; h u m ; 2 m e m of time bargains. t r, Jul; 23 at,cl Aug t i r ss i t 14 at 11, aiLeeds - Court a lio man n. ufae. W i t to learnt tt a., ea •w ry recent ezerninslien of one of on e r TlaTirult7irl 7 : .' i ;;;; 71rou'n. i 7.‘'i.°7- S weld ' 3re ; Rah.% 3 Robert Coop.. hid with the defendant wits in the month of province .1 prised, it was satentained that every priaonee i separation, is yet oufficiently good for the purpose, e n . for MMus of economy, oaght to be adopted. 1) ,. : 7n; Relen.., 3 yn; Dies Faustus, 4 yre ; Great Weste i rn, et ue dee ....use,. of trenspertagen fully expected tha„ .- . e., tberefore, December, 1848, when the letter gave • paper to the former ley, South mptou-street, and Payne and Co., Leeds ; ole ' =ie., to , . Dm o. u• ae y f-, - t I the country bas gene to e very MO suP tu " m 4 vrs • Sylvan, 4 yre ; Arlie 3 yrs ; the Alp, 3en ia which it was stated that the defendant had sold for the Hope, Leed ' s. 4,1 wenle not have to leave the ce entry ; and undoubtedly I 5 sem each and 60 add , t retnee.-SzeLtiro BeAxis. o . , 1 Rev. Robert Cermet 60,0001. worth of Consols ; that sole Sedge HEAD, Woodbridge, Suffolk, 'upholsterer, July 17 at 21, and I belief is entertained by the great majority ef OUr criminal ge=lition. p.n. a. o, &Meilen was much directed to the =prevent et building phone adapted to this ;principle. When - It nee be that such ignorance on the part of the pal Cianiacationwouti effect evert:l . 4 o l " w . • ' about 30 t ed i hems; one mile and • hale-The Ar b. 3 yrs (120 .); o'' our seek, it wan b -lieved, and on hie% be ....__. e. Ola Derields, 3 yes (1000; b 034 Ifterg t Leingweist e e l e re . s a wl i a r e eu had O W ); Cr. " l ' sd ' 47" (s°l'); °rea t t h W e e l l ern, 4 Y"( o 6 f ° At ' authority, tbat "biTif. le "Meg m- re 'ben wee to bee. been elrete • the way 01 "forma t ' r7 r •itinant; ; sad s er. : ..,.., Anthony, 3 yl o pol.); and bg by most Ont - To many pereons the enwemplatinn of physical suffering and been whimsey , of the „ ton or the o i m cim .fl . iron..., 3 77. f ). f We =toe, morel evil is in distressing, the difficulty of doing an, 9 °° ‘ impreseed with the semparative superiority o . ink sto me f The fol owing is • complete list of the arr p Yorkslitre, tender July 23 and Au •13 t G.T was a time bargain, and the day for settlement wu the 16 . h Am ir mst 13 et 11 7 at 1-mi n imal-street. H'ila• Mel l en- elute w• of December, 1848. On the Ist of January, 1849, the de- Jo t . h.r te ., Ch . %darted •, off. wage Groom, Abeburchesee ' ... 1 (=diet professed to sell fer the Rev. Mr Cooper 20,0001. 1, at Leeds Court. ; Sole., Thiene end Eyre, John-street, sat ' d worth of Cunsels, and he then represented to the Rev. Mr. Ilszle and Clarke, Leeds. off. =ie., Hoer, Leed% July II at 12, end August 25 at IL et Basingbaiestreet +lot, Vico -, Cooper, who was a young man, that the Pries of Consuls at Joan Kim and J Gears Parrseas Knee, Wells-row, Littleton, builders, that time was 881, when in fact the reel price was ohly ' is reeve/ to be eorene and the beat restedis so unsatisfactory. m e t tbey did not anticipate the peribility o - egbet to o ' ' meat "et - bald, Furnivers-hin• ME sole Green Guildhall-chambers f . rom 881 to 881. The next transaction which took pnce be- ja , i . mouri „.. L i ' • " ' • il • that they eagerly tura swey None the repulsive subject see any further improvement. Such being the d • .e. . e r". CUT HORSIS.-Jolm Comer, Keleshea. Sylvan, The Pre- ho.el keeper, July 23 and August 14 at 11. tween tne parties was in the month of January, when the ai , Li ver p oo l c our t B o u m an d c o Neu me. eee , ye , , , leave its considentien to others. Those, again, wee have _,,_ ot t h ee , who guided the public mind, the prineem Of I been tined by their sense of public or peivete duty to ee'e elswifiesties wee made the basis o d Lemb's Wool • en " Roby. Woolwich, Bon Mot, Westow, d 1 d t betetht for the Rev. Robert Cooper 30,0001. of Li : off. ssele., Caeneve, Lieerpool." - - --- - --- Re , Consols, 50,0001. worth of C• neols, teed 10,000 t worth THOMAS Psocros, Preston, Laieseibire, spindle maker, July 23 snd i . f the act 4 Cfeo of .lle. B e m . h 6l . , give the meter some attention, are in no small degree IN' r- which wee passed le 1823, and under the pewees w _ FOR TWO AND THREE-YEAR OLD•STAILLS.-C by Irish r _ on „ .. TmhieeringePrehr,eltaisset' derius, Sauter la Coupe. an . c soli, making altogether 90 000/. worth of August 21 at 11, at Manchester gild. bole., Chatter end Co , • '0 D i m e ey elm T anen of memo, aad the changes wheels test number of our modern gaol, have heen nerved. The cons. Is Al - hough the Rev Mr ' R slime Coo Lizo arti 7o ic e -I Sr" 7 :r e e ti - ei and ine C e o eiti .'', , rid il anc untin hes g:e rl' es and bite, Ara' mer s eban tmng t,J P u r ly est 2 o 4 n at ; Birdesteher, due by Dr. Syntax, Lady Godiva, Patellae r '-' per 4 r m by thee . sambaing in the funds had re ' ce Ind some small sums Of money, yet, open the whole, he had been a great g, and Augast 15 at 12, at Basiugliabstreet. Sas.. raker d A 11.” 'BM" 315. e. I f the irmdcmrsici p rieeiPles ee whie- ite expendi•ure has Wen el enormous, that le r i w s n t st r ura u l er t t h io e n r. • brunt& are bawd are few, yet =old be an extreme indispou h q egeoadary pants * 0 m aw ' d s 'Son eo ur r i ew to be iii, 2 in ee , p fiJolihyn,BeitleYeet'Stisbtyerjaterr7Ain, ei d i a m b y b , y R A g t m ie m l Il e , r C a a n d d rot T r, o f nit ty . ra g) : ia which One prineiples nen be applied d the forms an lost r. The act of parliament upen weich the present action 00., Bedfurd-row ; off. 'dig., Edwards, Frederick's-place. en - war, end under sll veldt:ions, zed li . Bs ° mi l Sissy, Leonidas, fitepplortone, t . - o r ' t naseen, Peaky, Captain Grant, Bt o ilin i a i lle i r ao W , es s4 t e. F rh ee ra n n ch was founded provided that if any peaty should nil, or agree LeiSOLVENT PETITIONERS. realsti +els •ef tunishenue adoffi• of endless ' as viffiet and ear- C''llueurli• uh ' urifkuurieu itio w at ! a _ ads mom ' Well ' 8° many "P uricirms ham becm - a c disesteemed *dried. a. But considerations ecanomy Es Y that it is sled e l t ) sell, any stock when they did not actually peseta it, they euessolt gejf pew!. in general te have an *aurae kno_ ...dm_ not be elbowed to sired ag o g r t e o co fa n e t: t l n n i ee ne l n na t t e LelLttetteotri Duzbury, Areas, Harnett, fby Gladiator out of Lollypop, AT roareemegrazer. wbeh ortheis beve been fairly tried and have fail h fl'Ztlibayt°&"erlesolLtf.aromebut o i l n Pu„ the H K ani ni e l a lt eic o s f ru A m v , e n ' e should be , lialle for ezry off:l=4 ) s , to u • perialty l lif 6001., end J ii Ev . ems, AlfreLl i place i Hammersmith, Mouse ageat i. re f , gave nee been fairly trad th - . c e I a ' : 2. 1 1 1 is 11 o s t n t , h h e o w e t v ir careful and minute, exceptive of / which have failed became Jereed out of Muff, VOTIONTT. Timrehy, Colleen Rime ari 7 P mg servant. Ind stitch ere row being adopted as aftertling ' 2-yr-olds. The Flying Dutchman, Beteg, Old Dan Tuc'ker, should be liable to a penalty ot 1001. for each offence. It W. Co 8 L" w B NKCUNPVI-TON.H. l ' lOeh`ed victualle . t. beg bop, of sumer. It le, however, undoubtedly 1 • course the mere separation of the sexes, has al ays been WM, then foie, te r ver al ' hd f d h ' pen ties for t e een ant ding • I , Donn, oat-terrace. )(sash-town, surgeon. than•ret, Roland, Strongbow Eitbiren, Cigarette, Circus, _,..,_.. „ ~,_ ___. . .- . . .. . - C. berm.. No:folk-road, St. John's-wood. and must always be, insufficient to meet the eve , , a 01 rast act or parliament teat tne pre- The Widow, Magician, Pentbesilia, and several others for '''' . `" u . tu• P lu ` G. E. Nous, sea , Norland-rust Nutting-hill, en ' gamer. i to be wishtid that tee public generally, most of all the lower ord•rs, verre SWAT • of tlie fate w awaits which no and that to hope by &avail - cation to remedy the mu- sent ac ien wee brought. J. Palm, Gobargterrace, Old Kentroad r dealer in nears. ure delusion. The practicability of useful classification " ta *smelter , criminal. Tee impedance of the questions:night chiefs s i triu g il l t from u gg re g a.mn of criminals ' in a "- Plates. --- The first whites was the Rev. Robert Cooper, who was ex- et. Tece, Maytteld.pl..ce, Kensington, baler. indeed to come home to empty individual whe thinks et all P THAMES REGATTA AT PUTNEY. &mined by Mr. Martin. He said tLat he was • clergyman w. WAINWIIIUUT, et. Chad's-row, Cray'e-inn-lane. . of humanity on one side end of . 'sensate, dep- nds upon our firing . some test by of the established cherch, and had been a curate in Wilt. 0. Wneens, °teat Charles...trete Blearnar's.reed, commercial 1 upon the treemn oh; fr 01 0•• Brt . o , • whtch we ean ascertain the moral condition of prisoners, FIRST DAT. justice end pol ey on the o•her. In Great cal mone eed shire. Some time in the year 1846, witness became °ink* There were eleven races upon the card, presenting the 11l TWA 00VNTIT. than three thouund rinsinels era annually senten to and so divide them into chutes accordingly. But sech . a emote wit . e en . as tn u o . se • d •h th def dant W ' trod ced t h'm by variety of from fours down to sculls. The sports commenced - el, Bowe; Birmingham, baker. As aMe Th d f d . Yeungmichael. ee en ant was an agent. Me An . teasspertation. In destine with such a muss of ceter a , be more demoralised and test cannot be found. The sentence is no test, tbe crime Is d t i at belepast 3, and continued up to nearly Bin the evening. It. Cm. • Het uns It ted bad a seat its en office in 6, Spread Etigle.court, City. When e . e e L ' ' t g"P" r Easel, lirmer. As are ev:dertly e nese. d in • tisk ol no ordinary niagni u, e , me . no test. As untried debtor may polluted than a convicted murderer, and ten thous= mes , KNE tialfurd, L incathire, railway clerk. sad cm the Judicious preeecuti•m of which the gravest ter • more iejuricus to his aNOCiaLes. While these smaseli este la m re . Ihe regulations throughout were admirable, sod reflect the , wane se filet went to that office it belonged to a Mi. West, w. CoRNPOKIL Muster, Kent, journeyman brickmaker. Ai gess po rin ' wean, domestic end colonial, ere involved. It ie utmost credit uos the neretary and =wades. as a stockbroker The defendant had a seat in the J. Fre emso Bury Lancashire bookkeeper Al CHAMPION FOUR OAR'D RACIS, 10r 100 Erre., open to all 7' how • . - . ~ , .., .__ , .. . . • At main, and until we can by intuition intertidal tits motives office then. Mr. West afterwards gave up tne omee, mina a • aai% orymoo, Denoighshire, valet ear in enti in, th , were, to give an outline of the prineiples the world. et laid down by Lad John Rumel.'• government es the basis of and &Tuitions of others. classification not only will fail Mr. Cro. k succeeded him. Wien= hied had transactions J. Les, Northowram, Yorkshire, dyer. Fists . EUAT. . R. Mor.x.v, Minster, Keen, farmer. Bi Ike system of transpertatim which they ham adopted, and , es . Llia r..orred lly, but ro w . ill fail wholly, to effect the object for which St. Agnes, London and Newcastle . . WitillOtsi, 1 ante:ague, Monmouthshire, agent. R I 20 mei ht rine &resat of the meastues now in pregress for .. The futility of attesipte at classification is so u R. Coeinhes R. Chtsper claims lor money against witness as he sent in his amounts. s. emu, Auersychan, flontrouthshire, grocer. Ci urn ins them iato effect. all competent observers, that we feel we T. Coombe. 1 11. gamer Those claims arose out of witness's speculations. Witness W. Rlcistisku., Pontypool, Monmouthshire, painter and glazier. C. f =evicts a a l•ed • P •• amon g nivenally CI The „jinni of •rensportetion and smignment o J. Clasper, coxswain. !puss) 2 h 1 : 500 d r i sid in ele b . i ß ur lozam wit 4 n oO r i .s in t m mo on m e r y ri , o a u nd L w a; rh l gi r v h e e n hi d : J. LUMP, Alfred-sow, Ilaminerentith, auctioneer. PANONESS, ON THEIR. OWN PITMOI4I. C, was is I tee net 1 1840; and had been tri.d chiefly in New ?dr Field ; nor reproduce the testimony of MM. de Beaumont Watelene t n t ie Crew, Oxford need not go Direr the ground, already carefully traversed by c. South W •lee. Under Os operation, the eolony was found I W. Venable. fondant began in 1847. Recollected being in London in e. Batts, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, butcher. 1) A. Boras W. Penn to have soak into E 3 deteorible a state of demnealisatien, eunodroadeTseeqrarovieLleedere examining the prison discipline of the net the equivalent statement et the coin- W. West, coxswain. December, 1846. At that time witness never had 60.0001. N.H. BANTON UIVeHNOOC, Lancashire, surgeon. It 2: =masa u4i, Menelke.ter, miumission agent. that tee pence' . of aveignment was in coesequence Mao- reit= of the Hetes of Commons in 1832-ROT that of the Te s pereneemeee. melees (Stripe) 0 worth ot Coned. or any stock at all, and wit- I.- blue w tsitha• Noriat. to.bendmen• E cloned, alaa the stream. s. traesp *ration directed elsewhere. soreepor.oeceref of fritt,,one, Colonel itbb, to me report of T. Mule 1 T. Holmes nese should say that the (lett ndant wee aware of s., Royal-elle Greenwich, cabinet meter. e E G. Hester B. Herring that fact. On the day the 60,0001 worth of consols F. l ays he te a m es : t o:Ur w Th rl i s aSPrierinled:rfretranPerril"silefrermemonenest 1847. 'Weed of being surprised at such instances of sys. tematic containieation es eCaptain O'Brien met with in tbe W. Godwie, conwein. H. J. M. BRAMALL. Tamworth, Stud &him attoruey. were sold witams went tO the office, where the defendant J. BkADLLY, Ashtun-under-Ly ne, Lalashire. I came into poser ; sne in 1843 setablished at Vaa Diemen' u ey o . The extended from Pts t Chiswiek Eyot. The bad a seat, and the defendant went out and returned in ten A. H. Bitemen, Lyrae-inn, etrend, draughtsman aiel engraver on F Lend the 'leeks ion" system. Under this arrangement, gad at Conan) • in Nottinghim town prison, and Boston winners took the lead, and kept it well, coming in first by minutes. He then gave witness the sold note, now pro- wood. . r I ' tho e convicts wham 'enemas did sot exceed seven yeses after workieg ent thiir time, as before, ar a eertain !Anion' prime' which he ' hes exposed in the last Repert of the Pri son lbspeeters, we ere satisfied that, so far from being 'seep- 0 ,, • . tional cases, they must constantly and inevitably occur,when. two lengths The Oxford and Chelsea crew made a gallant iit f'or same &stereo, when the ionises went away, duced for the 60 0001 worth of const Is Oa the Ist of H. CROWN. Hickman's Folly, Bermondsey, baker. G 0 ' ' • ' ' '• • • 0 D Baows e, Crown-street, Finsbury e d ' 0 Januery, 1849, wane.' gave the defendant directions to sell ' : -squar .hi , encla c eer ., o n n printer. a it, at hard barer in the bulks, were allowed te return, ____ ewnsention in in nee. and alihough at II anmersinith-bridge they fouled a barge E. Cusay • Chtniton-ution-Medlock Lam i • d builthr G 20,0001, wertk of consols for him, which he d•d, and gave IL ' . - ' re ' •- r • M and tr. set as libeny in this emote, ; the remainder were "'". and broke a *owe they continued their position. Ctivi ORD, Chipping Campden, Gkeicesterallire, licebeed vetualler. •• It is Melly unnecessary, st the present day, to accumulate him the sold note now produced. Witness had not 20,0001. r n .......GUIN, Sheffield, born ',MINI.. II rest v. a to Ten D•einefe- Lend, where they were subi. IX. d Seto= HUT. idence on the utter inefficiency of classification ; while it is The.Nerf , r4findat, Lannon (Red) 1 worth of consols, or any mesas uhatever,but these bargaies S. Coutes, Nescaeqle.upun Tyue, capmaker. II to arldeement sal can &wry labour, and where, finally j ! in v disputable that the separate system can be open to none of McKinney. Newel. were merely " time" bargain.. The meaning of the motds, L. Coulee, riewcastie-upon.Tyne, capmaker. 8 111111194 again peei•hed I. r rues misconduct, they amine C. Cowes, Wutilwiell, scavenger to the Board of Ordnance at Wool. 1 liese disadvantages. It presents •solution of the great pro- Doubledee. 1 Potorit. sold on the Ist of January for the 16th of January, was that fre etbm. either en ,ditiue ally or absolutely. In 1844 the =ch. lem of cembinieg concentration with separate n B e l con- W. Cox, cossweln. the difference in the price of the conso.s ' "as to be Paid 0 ° L. Coosa, Peckford.plare, Kennington, surveyor. ' prohnien system wee found to beve been at . ended with such - • • ce .' titration, the now.r is obtained of enforeine e cunt The Feathers Crew, Wandsworth (Pink) 2 that day. On the 21st of January (so we understood it. Ouzo, Backeortle Nortuumbereind, surgeon. aboekiii mower new, that it was deemed absolutely news- T. Jame. 0. Cooper. . disci line, of laving industrial teaching, intellectual educe- the Rev. Mr. Cooper to say) witness gave directions ft. Cams, Liv•rpool, doctor id medicine. Littler. I G. eater. 1, Land. While the government ten attempting to devise il . •' I avoided, mutual demoralisation is E n ema C if ,. m ir k.. (Y e ll ow m g omit) 0 for him, and he afterwards gave him an order to P e tr igai'4'un. d S ti la k LASS, Beimu a.strect, tepney, np te wor er. I some ceher way of disposing of our annual supply of rendered . . hl , end the necessary prison ieguletiews W. Tenter. 1 W. Home. IL Eddy. buy 60,0001, worth and 10,0001. worth of consols. 17pon • those transactions witness lost 6961. odd. These were also 11. Hums, tun. Caerleon, Monmouthshire, shoemaker. 11 eery to segued for tw., years transportation to Van Diemen's . ,an TO "mons es rue ion , • aggregation ore enare y othea.,.. S r Reeen Pei•l's artistry went ow of office ; sad their suer sure were call d span at very short sodas to 7„. _ . review the nhole question, and to grapple with its dila- Fr' s "' wi D calliec flo appalliag was the exposure ef tha effects produced in the Australian eke in by ear system of transportatien, that tees, en whom the chief responsibility rested li. si. on p d 1 - • i t t' •by separation, the evils of ms be cirn inir e e er l int e o effect without frequint and irritating I,- the t creating fresh temptations te disobe 'acme, and a nen catel "Rue of offences. [To be continued.] W. 0. Mann. arms Crew, Efon Z. Windsor. G. Ili.ll. S. gaiter, ocaswala W. Faster, coxswain. I H. Perkins, ocassrain. Minh! Blue) 0 R. Woolbouse. RE. Money. to the defendant to purchase 30,0001. worth of consols J. Eyesore Gluten's-equate, Gartholumewolme, general agent on " time " b .rgains. The bills of exchange which w inn ss J. HAILLISON. Bolton-le-Muore, Line:shire, fishmonger. IL Ilseueravis, Burnley, Lancashire, butcher. gave the defendant were in respect of the difference in the G. Mimeo, New Gr• del line, &Moen, grocer. price of the consols. During au these transactions a trans- J. liteDiteT, Menthes, r, commission went. fer of stock ever was made. This was a fine start. In a short time red began to draw Cross-examined by Mr. Watson.-Witness was still in the 0. Ilisnue, Accrington, Lovoshire, overluoker in &cotton factory. J. JACKSON imbed .11, Yorkshire, slater. T. Iffietes:Kingewintord, Staffordshire, goal maater. _ _ ___ _ ____ j fated "%Irving im rustwal; sad it Imams neemeary IRELAND. ahead, and off the committee-barge had cleared themselves; church, but cid net now perform duty eve where. Witness c. m 0 „,,,,, n , c, eat ii,,, io „ y or a a hi re, ippoaa a er. the other two made a very close rase for some distance, when bought 10 reilway shares ia 1845. In 1846 witness had L. Mused, Liverpool, Wel:keeper. revely to emsider, wnether it wee et. arable or even ink lock the second place. The Never-Mind•lt won be a also transactions in railway Mari s. Mr. Yttunirmichsel was E. Nut% Ileighum, Norwich, widow. justifiable th a a Am . (' be resumed. Wee it the DUBLIN. JOLT 10. rength and a half; the third crew were two lengths behind the agent in th• se transactions, and Mr. West the broker. W. OAKS. DENINUIhire4DPCL, bi,hop6rAle-illeCL, CITil =eider. pulite which wee d tfeetive-er was the priseirle REMOVAL OF THE STATE PRISONERS. th e Nom a ; t h„th er now h pre. LITE Oxford-Mice butter. In 1847 and 1848, witness employed • broker named Crook. t'.l; ' 3 11 ' t ' • unsound ? On whet rounds, it wee sliced, does Engle's! u sex, Manchtseer general dealer. • GRAND HEAT. Whet' any . [ witness'e transactions turned out well he re . J. Iteruweei, Araiton-undeteLyne, Lareashire, auctioneer. ' " d esterda Some INHINIe the singsdar purities of establish i ng colonies to he The state prisoners were remove y y. The beautiful style exhibited in the St. Armes, noterith- ceived the money from the defendant. He hate received D. bear% Manchester, bout and ehoeinaker. deluged ond &owned welt the flood of her own wicked- of their personal friends were present, and th n' -- -r e 1/11 standing the capital work exhibited in the Never Mind-It, money from him twice. Mr. Blexam neser told him that he L. G. Knausim, Lydney. Gloucestershire, renter of tolls. mos s Whet right has any country te turn even a wilder- eopeared in good health. As it is supposed by many ma d e th e f ormer t h e f„ouri„t slight odds, and it was did his (the Rev Mr. Cooper's) business through Mr. Crook or 0. Small; Rochester. Itrxel. nese into a school of sin-to create. even et the Antipode . .., • that there will be an amnest t lit' 1 off nders justly considered, yo po ICa r from what had been witnessed, that the Mr. West. The defendant was not • stockbroker. During J. Sms, Cheltenham, Lestimestenthire, baker. ' huge nurseries of depriney-to pollute a young nation from its very birth, sell te saturate welt its own corruption the w neve • • I 1 d ' Ite th • race would be entirely between these two. The r c Irmo emits re an so s a , ere is he th Q assemblage the time witness had transactions with the delendant he • W Sues, Minton-upon-Mediae/6, Lancsahlre, filtering machine maker. • sources Irk ace eounti. se fp nem ions are to spring ? These no great intereat felt about their 1 g eavin the country, at this time amounted to many thousand", who exhibited wrete to him every day. Witness wrote to tbe defendant en T. Sane Charlotte-street, Blackfriareereed. • i deubte a.te not to be rsmoved by showing that the colonies and the fantastic character of their conspiracy is sup- elm et. nen . efe „ the utmost simiety to see the decision. business on a Suuday. It would have been no use to have J. 81:TVLIrer, ktoehdale, Lancashire. I 1 nay have no nee* to reetenstrete :it signifies little whether enportt dto the end of the comic histoncal drama by The Never-Med-It they oppose or ar• par . ie ipatori in the guilt-if guilt it be. unreality and a ffee • ation. It is however by no 1320Ars It was certainly a most gallant race. They all went away e anna --, ry 1849, no broker's contract or anything of the kind It ; Tystna, Helm% Lancashire, boot and alesemaker. The nue Ade wit be reline and the answers mutt he given, h i together at s most extraordiney pace, and after a few b. WALKUP, Bennett-street, Piesiblly, pastrycook. certain that an amnesty is contemVated, and tt r was given by the defr ndant to witness, and he never saw aJ. W v dui e, Lancashire, eon -' dealer . - with retennee to hieber sad more enduring consideratioes y strokes the two creek crews began to show their heads in brok , ea contract. Witnen gave up speculating in the funds than the pleasure or the prof!: of Eogland, or the material friends may reckon ti.o sanguinely, ut it is not nn- front-the St. Agnes with about half a yard of lead. At the in F. bruary, 1849. Edward Cooper, whose name appeared o'. T %eller% ; 1432 " nches tcr, awn , P r • Summon, Mancheeter. furniture . broker. prosporive et her agonies. likely that their doom may be changed to exile. The committee barge the St. Agnes had got half their length on the record, was witneees brother, and used to be a menu. w. w. Verrutata, Lower George street Chelsea, furniture broker. I 1 On the ether band, there were not westing arguments movement and agitation party here is so completely dear ; and the other party, putting on a desperate spurt, de- lecturer in Wiltshire. Witness was not doing anything et DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDF.NDS. i and fans to rls sw that ••• wan nft.nden in the scene of their extinct thnt f I ff dto treat government can sa e y a or creased it in the next few strokes by a foot or so : but the present for his byelihood, and was now living with his Written Airost, Whitstatile. Kent. coul merchant- let die. of 2s. ed., r , grimes ant subject to the Minoan of their old associates, others, with their fine, even, beautifully lasting style, gradu- mot e t eeneeee Jul 12, and three eubsequent Thursdays, at Stun ,felde, easing. t is to replunge tt ma in wi k•enese sad expose society to no • those political offEndtee with leniency, and whatever e ally stole away from them, but were cleely pressed through- Re-examined by Mr. Martin-Tbe defendant told witness . • 1 edreet. he r creased a d dentine dangers ; aid that expatriation is as may be said by fee . ion to the contrary, the condint Er out by the " Neverwind.it," who exhibited throughout the throughout theie transactions that the business wee done o r l a 9,i 3 . CIiAILPA ANDRENT, Brighton and Keymer, &Win fruiterer -Ist dive : . , uly 12, anti three subsequent Tour:days, at Stansield% r seems ay for the esteem et aof the one, as for the security the authorities has been marked by great for- greatest game and determination, but could not better their through two brokers. lissingh.4l-atritt. e of the other. The nation, tee, without any very *ice reined lantana.. fortune. The St Agnes won by a length. A derk in the Bank of England was then called to prove JOHN AI HOOD ISEATER. Manchester, cotton spinner-final div. of ed., to Wee , al reemninir, nine el an evident determination tot ei r. O'B r i en was a ___ m vim pant • ed to the time of hie A _PPRENTICES' MATCH, for a Coat, Badge, and Freedom, t h ut h e searc h e d the bauks of the Bank of Englied Se far July 11, and any subsequeit Tonal ty, at Putt% ittui,hester. to pees'. mensp.riatiOn tO be entirely given up ; while, en r ___. the presentation of Evan Morris, Esq. back ae the year 1840, and that neither the defendant nor the PAVL CAREANATI, NeWOI3D-SLITCI, Oltall.4lllTHL, COTTer-lel div. or i that undenteadine, It was williag to grant te ttse 'amain ueP •rturu 7 b his brother, the Rev. H. O'Brieo, and FIRM WT. IS. 2;d„ July 12, and three subsequent Thursdays, at Stansfeld's, , Rev Robert Coeper had been possessed of any c . omols what- Basingliall-st,eet. f power a wide lanade ia their efforts so to deal with the some of the ladies of his family. Mr. Meagher had a R. Rush, Weetmlnetee - (9t711 1 - eveifrom that time up to the present. (Bleck 2 JOHN SHIELDS Gamma, Angel-terrace, Hattenerimith, cabinetmaker - I convict plp•iletien.-m to ranee punishment and removal volume of Ossian's poems in his hand., to remind IP; L,Srtt. Southwark ... (Green 0 The NUMMI of the Stock Exchange Association, whose lst DiT. of 6s. ed., July 12, and three subeequent Thursdays, at from th's wuntre, and, at the some time, find some remedy him, he said, of the old country he was leaving. The 2 ;;;;t o r ee,. /m a d e (Purple) 0 name we understood to be Withers, proved that the defend- _ Stenfeld% Sseingball-etieet for the evils against God and man with which transport*. • peisonen were removed from Richmond Bride well in Twb others started. Ruh led almost immediately atter the ant was not a member of the Steck Ezehtinge. Roarer teem:etre °owes, jun., New Broad-st, City, ond Valve. , tion, as bithend eandiseted, had been Wended. niiso, merchant-let dm. of Is., Jaly 11, and three subsequent Ter ead of criminal law is the prevention of crime, by dis- - the prison van, and carried, not to Kingstown, as had start, kept it, end won by a length. The second and third Mr. Watson, tor the defence, contended that there was so Thu; Mays, at Stansfeld's, Basinghall-street. a Wing, deterring, or Wormier. Disabling can be carried been Expected, but to Ringsend, and thence to the men male • very spirited race ; all, indeed, rowed very gal- evidence to show that when the defendant purported to sell o .11011/6 TILEVIIT HAVDON, wendswortb, Surrey, butcher-let div. of thistly. eo,oost. and 20,0001. worth of coueols for the Rev. Mr. te, July lea= three suttee:quoit Thursday; at deneeldet., Basing , eat to hut a small ext•nt ; deterring hu been everywhere Pigeon-house, where the Trident was waiting with INCONDILIAT. Cooper, be did not know that he did not powess any halLetreet the means lid Ovally ntied up in-but bas everywhere corn. her steam up to convey them on board the Swift. A J, Chitty, Richmond (TeUsw and white) i contrite With regard to the purchases that be had made lee: . lie:wilate. N ro orth o Zzl u s c ham nt ih Ncefe e • grocer 7e, at titanlete • a 1"d. : , Va t l eol y na l jte i tl i n led gelie nf ulta i lif ou a l ex ries ly be ro m ir t:i r r il i a e p t et r e large number of persons had assembled on the Kings- g: •baw . Weetetolive tn e _ jUght blue) a for the Rev. Mr. Cooper there was not the slightest eve 1.1 13 we think, that as far as tke &Madre of punishment and ' toon . pier to witness their departure, but neither Mr. R. T. Morten, Ismteth (B g ak t r u Z d i r w it re vr i dome to show that the pilot whom the defendant bought cE „ . ""e yalcATE to to wows. coon be show. to the ...teary, timpani , ' ion are difficulties of administration, they may pro- O'Brien nor Mr. Meagher appeared on deck, but Two others started. Yellow and white, shortly efter the tbe LOrTtn d en id eZ e l.n p =ing em up . , said that this was the first on the day of meetlee. bahly be nveremne. The reel end ultimate dilemma (me the went at once to the cabus. At a few minutes before start, fouled • barge and were thrown back, which gave tux A c u r g. 4. J. WKson, Wist Bromwich, etaffordshire, steel manufac- Edinboro/4 Review for July. 1817, No. 173) is, what to do 3 o'clock the Swift proceeded on her voyage. black end yellow and blue the advantage of position. Not- anion e el for a . _ , ' hat h d ever been brought against a party to recover with our criminals when the thee has arrived for setting The Bisho fDo p o wn and Connor has published a withstanding the accident, the winners went to work with Penal" ffeetng to sell stock which his principal did CERTIFICATES to ke confirmed by the ViosChancellor sating in DOt possess. It was • very improper and discreditable thing Bankruptcy, nal= cause be shown to the =every, on or before thew at liberty. This Bram from the feet that their dispw much game, aed paased their opponents in owssessioo, win ! , shims are still effimeml ; ant, therefore, instead of being lengthy pastoral dissuading the members of tho estab- !Meg by their own length. ter • clergyman like the Bay. !dr. Cooper to be engsged in July el. T. Bishop, Malden, Herefordshire, cattle dealer-T. Marsom, South attracted to a life of industry by the rewards of labour they lished church in his diocese from forming in party de- jr. ago. R.ttotood OVAND NEAT. speculating in such a manner in the funds. The quer _,___ ....__,, , dealer in horses-J. Nichol% Snow-hill, City, Iren e lion for the jury to determine was, whether the defendant e n = T r _OV . l 7 return to • life of Tem-they prey upon and demoraliie the monstrations on the approaching 12th ot July. 1. Osborn, jun., tit Jsmee•e. Wet, Piccadilly, silver- G. Shair, Westminster 0 had ',swot to sell 60,0001. and 20,0001. worth of coned". ImitS -G. L. Richardson, Liverpool, cutler-W. Scot, Exeter imn ssommenity. If bp any mead smithies of reformation MUT This Wee decided to be • dead heat. It Nes 111104 1001 • when tbe Rev. Mr. Cooper possessed no such stock. With mcame-a. swinges, Turner Fold, Linershire. timber dealer- M. be accompli•bed the difficulty is removed. We do not mean complete refermition in the full seem of the word, but an REPORTED DEATH OF MR. R. PENNIFATHEB..- good spirited raw, bat the river was so studded with boats reference to the purchases which the defendant had made, strata, Liverpool, merchant-J. Taverner, Nuneatua, Wars iambi, e, alteration of ides+ and feelings far more common ; some no- The Tipptrory Vindicator, of Saturday, says : .We deeply d sod Ruth from that the men's course was often impede , , there was ne evidence to show that he had boug tth not h e deeper - J- Valletta'. Hereford, plumber-A. Westley, Sou.lull and ume accident, capsized, while yellow and white was fouled stock from a bond fide holder. Bigeleawade, Bedfordshire, miller. tion of duty, • remembrance of Buffalos, a hope of being regret to state that a rumour was current yesterday, end was PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-R. Aineie, A. Brodie, G. Hope, somewhat benne a desire to rise etT3VO the life of a criminal, ruefully credited, of the death of Ricbard Pennefether, near home by a skiff, but, notwithstanding, endeavoured to Tbe jury returned a verdict fee the plaintiff, awarding ev. Dods, snd A. Johnstee, so far so regards their connexima with I regain his position of first man,which he had lost by f I the -ou-s 2001. against the defendant as penalties fur having affected te , -all combining le produce a wiar and a better state of sig., late Under Secretery et State, and High Beeriff of the the Agriculturist Cattle Insuriume Company, Cbatham-pene. Black end rowed in abreast of his adversary. eell 60 0001. and 20,0001. 'teeth of consols for the Rey. mme-J. Bailey and D. Ritchie, St. Paues-ehurchyard, t By, silk mind ; ens in which an offender, were be but removed county, at the residence of his venerable father, Baron WATE/DIEN SceLLzes for 50 SOTS. Robert Cooper, when he had really ne such stock. merciers-J. Barron mid A. Gray, Aberdeen, watelizusken--e. Bury, f. from old mamas sad asseeiations, with plenty of work Pennefather, Kco - keven. It is stated that Mr. Pennetather MUT REPT. ..-.--.. J. Price, end IL Price Bnevington,Lineaehire, coal merchants, so far I and good wsg• 1, and exposed to no unusual teanstations, was seized with the epidemic on Wedendap, and that the J ou *, t ee d, (Reda= white) I es mode IL Frice 2 -J. Cairns, sen. and W. Gately., Mali 7, Lan would generally take to honest pursuits, aad berms ab- attendance of the Burgess-General wee obtained as speedily Thome Cote sorbed in to the e in e m. commun ity aroun d hi m, w i t h ou t as pomible; but that masa! aid was unable to resist the Jain Wilma (Yellow and black) 2 (Light blue) 0 WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT.-YESTERDAT. =shire, cotton reenofeetorere _ f. m e,. naroaa D. C. MOTLAR, Fen, limos and J. Blenkirun, Reetb, Yorkshire-C. Dyson, E. Byte% and J. Dyers, Huddersfield. Tork doing them say appreeeible injury. Before we argue rueful' _ .„,, .... _ of the dismal. Mat Pennefather was married to Wllllern neuet 1 t Moe end welt?) 0 IMPORTANT CASL-CROPLIT V. ADCOCK. shire, cotton warp maker., so far am regards!. Dyson -T. Evone and from forms' experience, and pronounce this • vain hope, itoo7 Hantly Sum& Lord wologw es " der. Two others starwd. It was a meat excellent race. They This was an action brought to recover the sum of 41. for J. Laments, Great Guildford.etreet, Southwark, coops ni-C. Fisher . let US remember that, in a vast number of the prisons in were all together nearly half the distance, with scarcely say- advertiserrents inserted in one of the daily and two el the and C. It. Liedine, Gloucester, linendrepets-& C. Ciodiner and C. . • Ragland, reformation was and is impossible ; that oorrup- thing that could be called a lead. The winner then drew weekly new-panne. The defendant pleaded payment. B. Emmett, Cheyne-walk, Chelma, surgeons-IL Gardner and T. Mem was and is as certainly engendered then as ague in the CLERICAL. right away, and came in first by two lesgths. It was • game The plaintiff said he was an adveraserneat agent, and Beaky, Menehemer end Matinee cotton spinome-Robert Gardner, T. Bailey, end Rickard Gardner, Manchester end Halliwell, cotton Pontine Marshes ; tkat wid. r the old assignment system Piturszensres.-Riev. J. A. BERMINGHAM, late curate of contest for emend place. that he inserted the adverti•ements for which he new sought spinners, so he as regards Robert Gardner-F.ll. Gremstreet and swoon =PT. , to recover, by direction of the defendant, a wine-merchant. T. eaten, Liverpool. engineere-graline Horseman and Elisabeth no reformation was attempted-smendineet met with no Ste . Middleaserte the deluter7 of tbe cathe dr a l church J. A. Memeseer reward, vice with no disaoursgement ; that under the palm. of t. , Kilinaedsagh, Ireland. John Rae '1 pe . „,,,, 11 "1 ; Mr. Dod, for the defendant, stated that his client had Catherine Parker Davies-street, Berkeley.equare, milliners -IL - Pg . ' - Ie d id rtie of the sum the plaintiff now cearged. Boyle, o.Gardnan, le 'Warred:ere It. Nuttall, end J. IL Maude . tion system, the convict was made in every • IMITM Rev. G. CUM!, of Isieworth, to be preacher at the George Hendenon (k)oae•7 Pe • P• u saaa at the clan than at the commencement 7C:eaten= ; Charter House. It. Mess= (Red) 0 The Judge asked the plaintiff i Ihe pad any riebe ever Rio de Janeiro sed Monte Video, commisiton agents-T. Lee and J. d er hi e lee, Runcorn and Weston Point, Cheshire, pacers-W. Man and It. 1 ' and that with • most uehappy ingenuity we have hitherto Sec S• N. contrived to avoid intim our prisoners at liberty is au cola- Homish i 2631 . ; Pate. w • Mickl•thw a l M It wee • good race throughout the the news Miceeirrzw•Tra to Hickling.V., Norfolk, die. Two other' stetted. , Palms mentioned-if the columns were un men being in • cluster for two or three minutes. Messenger control. Unless he con ow a . . Id eh th the had, he (the le ed Wilma, Term, Yorkshire, as pertners ie the Eggleseliffe Chemical Meelis-T. Parry and T. K. Fury, City-read-ba-in, Ilaceleseeld -1 siet them to PATH their own bread-until we had complete! soon went in front and won cleverly. Judge) was of opinion that be could not recover. street, earl merehanta-E. F. Rein and re Mem eskeearect, Holum, their demoralisation. Without being ever sanguine, we NAVAL. ORAND MEAT. The plaintiff could not say that he had any such right. manufacturing jewellers-J. D. Pees sad D. It. MAGNA, Thornton may boldly my that there is nothing in these failures to de. Aowt J. 0. ntesseogrr 1 The Judge inquired if he had paid for the advertisements street, Horslydown, drapers-H. Scbroeder and I. *abbe, Liverpool, . RALTY, JOLT 10.-141.0nOTIONS.-Snlgtons :W. j, La& Mills, Norwich dyers-W. & Terrill ahoy hope ; ser to make it unreasonable to try, fully, I fldr-1. R. Cockburs, A. Malt A rapid start was succeeded by Leach goiog in advance, and C. Labial. York, tobacco saanufactunso-0. Wan= and J. i and Faintly, whether it be not o =ble to effect the neon- to be for mealy paid tor the defendant. met Lancaster linendrapers -h. Willcox and W. Jones, Aber- I Areoneritasrea-To Plustais—Commauder ;G. Wode- closely waited upon by Rae and Cole. The winner, wbo had The *lea reolied that he had not yet paid the proprie- r are --- di aisiorga .b ire i common brewer'. I, . eary reeormst lan =meg our eri Not " ire mots io - house. To Hogue-Chief Engineer :J. Davey ; Assistant- the wont of the start, and who subsequently gave way to • tared the papers, but if the CSSO mere adjourned he would • ' lammed in the success of our preemie experiment then these Emus' ewe: C. Dizon, P. Rundle, E. Rivers, and J. Themes. prevent a foul. soon rowed hy the latter two, and at the mu l e hi„ romot, eo ar , t o e nable him to recover. , who dread an accumulation of convicts at hese, and - • point near the Crab Tree, challenged Leach. After being The Judge said he could not consent to this, but even if METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. . who stand upon the right ef this country te trans- scull and scull for a few strokes the winner went into the the def ndant did prove that he had paid for the advertise port her felons to foreign lands. If, contrary to our hope RAILWAYS. dres place. ments that would not entitle him to recover. In his opinien WEDNESDAY, JOLT 11, 1849. and belief, these wretched beings should prove irreclairn- ---- Amazes' Pave- OAR= Race for a saverehallenere cup. , none but the 'to could rue. propne n The State of the Weather at each of the following places at able, we shall hove to bear our burden as we may. If ire 01.111110 07 Tll LIM, AND Tulnalli.-This new line of seh e wh om o a k embden (Pink • The books from one of the newspaper offices wen pro- Nine o'clock yesterday morning. cannot make them fit to be sent abroad, we must keep them railmy was formally opened on Monday. From 1,700 to UMW, Landon (Red 0 at home. Wii may talk loudly of the imperial rights of the 2,000 of the shareholden, the officials or the company, and Uwe Onalleiskee (gem Hue 0 ducted, and &bowed that tbe advertisements had been debited mother country, but neither eitel nor men will long permit their Meads availed themselves ot the opportneity offend M. 0001 10 1 % Cambrktir• (Sad end white 0 to the deferdent. Name of Place. Win& C oarse or °Men a M State of Weather. w us to }remote our own good by the destruction of others, for ea Inspection of their property. The company ewe eon. They w_ere le • cluster_ for _a few strokes, and than the St. _Mr. lied ea f id that if the delcadaeitii:i to d tc u l i th e eX p al yi n e ti t. ff ri th o e f B — Sew to suerti6l thc Meestrous bele of turnip • cottony mad in three trains, the first starting from the Wel= on- ownee's mei a ht lead for • few moments, wbich they, Wen= sued or he . would still be liabl pe ge g Mt trus APINONTONE ....... ~... 1:. Generale= se Neatly Cloudless . , tato a pesibause of moral &ease. - - d d sintai d Ito th th Hi el t was willing to pay to propriston B street station about a quarter past 12 o'clock, sod the eller however, i not m n, an gave p ace e winners, e papers. s ten seTTOCK 8 INONg Breese Partially t loudy . BaincieWATEl N.W. Oentie Nene Partiffity Cloudy The reformation then af the offender, at but to the ex. tire bellowing at short intervab. The whole distance is 39 who kept it all the way. The Leander made several plucky all that he owed, but not to the plaintiff. B MORTON E. Cahn Cloudless Unto, have indicated, is a main ediafteteeletie eff the pre mike, whisk, imelsoliag the stoppages at the stations, woe effects tor the second place, but were forded by the Ariel, sod 'l:he plaintiff was ammuited. Beislol. N. Genii. Breeze Cloudless net eystens. We do not say it tan ho redssaid apes with dew is webs' loss than two hours. The day had to make • sheer est towards the shore, the whole occur- Camas ..... sash certainty as to dispense with the ether moms and dr wee somadiably due, and the proceedings passed ABB irk the 11- at _oldie us°. ._ cams Ws comerked in p inishnseut-hicammi they also must ever ewer without assident or disaster of say kind. AMAMI:TR rAIR-OARED zsACE vor tWO Serer cups. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. Emma= ..-.. enter ifito the basis of all penal legislation. Bat we eased Alm' the whole nate banners of various descriptions S. P • lithwzds and F. Marthmi t lie w kl t --•-•••-• Calm Cloudless Berry and P. Harvey LI. WESTERN CIRCUIT..-ABINGDON, TUESDAY. P O LIDITIONS assign to refternation a etheisethey Seek No other object streemoi, frees bsiblings and the tops of trees, and boughs of 3.0. amu ng ,„ o ,, t e md e .D. adeu nm „ mt e should be allowed to contradict kg mod it li e s= claim ask weeeplased is prominent positions at tbe several sta. ~,, 0 _ Yesterd .y afternoon the judges of assize, Sit It. X. Rolfe °Lamm= ~... LE. Goode Br. mom., _ Tim oinuere, alter the first two or dug • etas a greater share of attention, booths the which times. Tkes fleet train wm dm wzoolliPsoial by • baud to thee liked ; they went off with the lead k : et a's ', .„„1 -- ',...'"' e ."' and Sir W. Ede reached Abingdon, and proceeded to the GREENWICH... - N.N.E. Gentle Breese Cloudless surround it are greater. The plan inlet the present grauseat have dully de. Ruth Tie line posies thrones one of the most beautiful - amid, some lengths. in the cosstry, afFordin v gr o peseengers a full view -- ' -r - "" "'"" "r Bridewell Court, where the commission was opened. The L.,,,,,s w. usual formalities having been obeerved, the learned judge LANCAATOL sm. calm Gentle Breeze Partially °Andy Cloudy , Memined on pursuing towards 'omelets seatessed to wan- et Ili easy. of the Aire, the , the Crimple sad the CRICKET. addressed the rend jury, and expreseed the satisfaction it Lamm .- N.W. Cahn Cloudless : sportation, consire of four dieting& parts; in auk ef whisk it NM. By this railway the towns of Leeds sad Malchester, ' afforded him to see so larp an attendance of that body, but cath Partial, Coady is intended to combine punidlehmt with rellonsatioe. 1. Mash" West Eldiaggesm ally, will secure &more direetronte KENT AGAINST ENGLAND. hationsenn....- &W. Calm ~„ regretted that Gm cases whi& would occupy their attention 0ni ,.. 0 ................ N. Gloomy 'This match which wu commenced at Lord Calm goodie's 01°Peg ate cun gueutunr • 2. C r "fe ber i esa lshellr hi Bu g hlud • 0 Ng e m eede " 11 th• ' mg* * us is J uin. rhe Grua North was finished mterda in freer of En land b 7mi is to , we" °""' eta '8 " woo•ny 'd We both in paint of number and crime. His p rem0 „, ‘ „,....... - Cloudless or withia suds a moderato disease bans as skall be of IsAlcad sail the Tork,Newesstle, and Berwick Railways, The y &ewe y :. _ g 3 c a • lordship then made a few pas Mal remarks on MEM of the ressimeem....- & ads Cloudless ocessistent wth meet sopereisias. 3. tDepeoldies to a die- nest TWO. Botwass Leeds sad Think 14 mild will be score is as ( cues in the ealendar and dinsimed the rued jury to their ammo* Gentle Breese Cloudless • Ism let Ina. end inn. labours. No case of ' sufficient interest wait:Jed to Justify a 30088 'tut oclosi._ 4. Pared re stealth LS the missy. Those saved, sind daimon= sail mosalesturen in the north will w. pm& b wbo g e ' . ansfeks every soda( pludattesst whisk has emboss be maid Is mask LOWS OM akar 10 Webs& a.m. ; and, Balinadel WWI. Is the idea of trathmselatios ; sad cask Xse.to bo after treirrodsg thdr theism, to return the same eves's,. Marlismill b Milysthe • add isto ethet, se to esibress swag width • Tbis Visuals* ogees eon the meat direct roots to Ilkley, l'• Imws 0 WW 2 + l2 a Hamer* 0 Dean 34 POL/C.R.-YWITESDAT. Wiesen= 0 • 1 thermthasst ma abed towards the mindash. Silks Abbey, wed lianeoptio. TM to y will Woe day r ", 1112 .4 R.• larrblie . 2 set est • emdl se onaddlo, as fa as sea saa ossisda, tha operation of *kW to all the sleek= Ole the lime, sin s . se seems tickets i n . a h mer :Viel e m ei te ea.% sellesigthig lawns's. Im to radios wbo reside seer tko several statlitals. The traias Mona h for W i treesed a. notice each ef these doges of pumislusest wthencessed numbs postwday nerds& midis mak. nnk„.. htets. a "4". " l ' a i ti" ...„.. leidl es rilSarl a s 1.138" a„,a.......a,,,... WI" , ia Rene= Codirress ItassWeT.-Wo have every reads = s w ee t ale lifters-. If • 3 e MT= 2 II le 1 I Widen-. 2 -.---- THAMES. wernmerei Tom KUBDIROTS ASSAIILT.-Sikm Frost a foreign Man= The Ire Was Chia .d with cutting and w s. W. ry extensive ernageneents ne Gentle Bases. Penile, Cloudy Gentle Breeze Cloudien tor alma ouledint a lk wife. Mari this table complete have not t been concl e4 :l 4 2. In a soot ye 0 Prost. ne 0 881 P 16 "*St? " 1 " 1 ,NI hom! ha Troth on time we shall present daily returns in oddities to thee email is• un g s ,,,„ B"/" : - .. - •; - 1,,,,,:,„,,,na. - Sr '7,,,,,n,..."'"'"'"" -- ,,,,_„,_"' der to bellow that tba diessethrs ed this ethipany an used, b4,or , a b ...........„, O.• l e lerrlhree•-- - ........ 13 the previous night, ft'unn kw nubs= TM drunk. She above given, from Birmingham, Blackburn., Cambridge '- bielf ieel; C ilia '- - ----e - - ."."-- '''" ""'''''''''' "'"'"'' ewer, NA BYO a stsweg dirodery will be immediately formed. gently expostulated . with hire, when he took up a china Ma - Colchester, Conway, Darlington, Daudet, Galwav, Ratites "g un " "' 1 t h• "Slue 'Salm& no_ lolemee, __ _ hee la prudes more au ups votes have already Total se • 101 poi capable of holding halt a g allon had dalhed it al her Holyhead, Kingston, Leeds, limerick.Petterberough, Rod • gash use a sell -ei himself; mut dm aim el the Wit System ' In ed Mews.. Botts: Broadbent Bilis, inewarn. Istina. end bin. boll Sh• fell ''o Wn seal e hm e 11020 the Weer. sod • woman dale, Sheffield, Bunderlaad, Tamwortn, ersi Whitby. kto suit him eff term ell limas istinosse, eves with his b.sla a.a. Poem, and es the. f his is A. Hans e et e ll., Dee, b IMlnr -e st MAW, b Holland .. is named St. John hearing bee swaths raked is and found . Reisposs-of the f. rile; merely to paved kith tom moms. M in* Cli r la t.._ es t h e Nurfo ie Ir. Ittmeso"..... , lsee b SW" 1 b My= 24 her lying ea the floor imbuing is kw blood, whilst her , near 3, Ron voles man were • DIM, b se • k oo teietk ' .15 fallow Priassoth The islthr WOW& A Bill, cm dm Tad of thk mostll.-Eonsing eta, • w7WS,Viiiiii . r 12 . net est hothead lay near her is dnuskas bwissibillty. A constable cl tdverti•ea . ~._eSt)-ANOTHER IMPORTANT CUR , mart in sons loatanom thsa martin sad= 10 was callvd ia, and he was Cram Ms woody. n OLLOwATS 4ANTHINT AND PILLS, Or • WOUND DI TAO Leo.- Pare,leMysth ___ ..i.. ... • 42 am out 2 The Kra. Makern, wife of the UOthouse.keeper at Me =ranee of tk *a smith to Withal. Oa mental as& they Peper. . throw, b Htakl; -........—.. 4 . • . 111 ,_, bie •••••N e e alt e ld• wife. whO Wes river Tees, neer Bedew, bad Um a sufferer for upwards of lo yeas alOggholoffillses eu- I W.GuquilUt Mishemns Ida Ow eniskcs; Roamer U 117,0111 RAILWAY BINITOLIXT INVITTOTION. oe ne g le n 44 b Ew a Mbeffiatiale, taut= ineunseez a mt h eem ee . a gm eno - t eene t e -Me bowisli Swore says: We beer, froth god audio- C. idadisc i rsq..l bw. billy= ... v herself in one *1 bee Ithotplath somsle. that period was so bed Met it made h ri zr e gte inseam' m wands . *nava rs.nne ea.* set Eltbselotho meek, • gift thnt • busenelems bedsides he the relied tke sick WW 2III , !pia VIM km& 'onset has arises hem toe - 4 disallisd eardsta X the Radom Vass Railway Cosa. 9 0 'S'e,„ ,Fteli 11 1•••••••-- n aiiralPdala at °IL the prieder to dad bail to answer tke theme at the sessions. berwa 11°U•wa,'• ' animist and Phie were wed' bet these excelks , , Ideminale. Wr ..1 1,- r , r 4 lase sabappy bdoss en elledsgs& kis assn. of kedatios, Is bs sappostad by the con- """"'''"'. "Nr 1 . remedies berm at last resorted to eifeetuelly_Oteled the waund I o sa, Ile riseatitass mans Is tiles glass is the X din ameitiorrd sail WM esheeriPdede of ether b " .....------ 9 set a le lifor ,ab ........ 7 _JEW. 2 _ l It ' -jl".. ' ham * a usu r clic _e r ' ... re t i e n n l i t t l i about nine eeks, and the =tient is able to walk about even withal . • =MI; duo k thithdrtha With imosithis gdelissos girlies. Toed —.., .............ase MO. ,I null-court, ?dame-lane, was charged wit. the upport w ef a stkk.-Sold by all dragging, sod at Professor 801 l , Id a gold bracelet, value X TS.; II ORM booth, valve 21. 101.; way; estabudiment, 344, Strand, Lends. ....... SS very extensive SITSIVIIIIMAIte for Iltalung this table complete have not yet been co. Ina snort time we shall present daily returns in addition to those above even. from Birmingham, B:sekburne, Cambridge, Colchester, Conway, Darlington, Dandee, Galwar, Halifax, Holyhead, Kingston, Linde, Limerick. Peterborough, Hoch. dale, Sheffield, Sunderland, Tamworth, and Whitby. Videertisemeet)—ANOTHEß IMPORTANT CURE SY HOLLOWAY'S OTWIWWIT AND PILLS, OP • WOUND to i.e Lao. — Mrs Mown, wife of the 110thousskerma at the meant , of the river Tees, neer Reber, had been a sufferer Ste upwards of 10 years with a severe wound to the leg, which dues, the last ter years of that period was so bed that It made her quite inespeble of walking without crutches. To heal it many r emedies had bee tried In rain, before Holloway's ointment and pills were used, but these excellent remedies hew at last resorted to effectually bated the wend in about nine weeks, and the patient is able to walk about, even without the support of a stick.—Sold by all drusaims, sod at Professor lio/10. ware establishment, 244 Strand. Wafts. -• • PUBLIC SALES. JCLY 10.—By Ma. LEIPCHILD, at Garraway's.—Freehold and part copybold estate, at Wore, Hera, called N. ec.b ousa Isrus, comprising farm•buuse and buildings, and 207 acres of land. let for 2601. per annum, subject to 221. 3s. 6d. lend tea and 41. quit rents—sold for G,4001. Freehold estate, called Blaanswer/ Farm, comprising farm residence and buil-ings, and 506 acres 01 land, let foe 5131. per annum, subject to 351. 6a. 4d. land tax--sold tae 12.5201. _ _ _ MMES. DANIEL SMITH and SON, at the Mart.—Free. sold residence, called The Cottage, East Cowee, czar os born•hnnse, Isle of Wight, with pleasure grounds, &a —sold -1,0.101. _,____. The Bereley estate, near Petersfteld, Hants, contair.leg mansion, farmsnowe, and buildings, and 470 acres of free bold land, land-tax redeemed, let (except the mansion .44 32 acres) for 4501. per annum—knocked down at 14,3301. Marine retreat, called Upper Mount, Boncburch, I.le of Wight, mansion, pleasure grounds, stabling, &e., extending to 74 acres, held for 90 years at 1601.—knocked down for 4,1601. 'Marine residence, called Mornt-hnuse, Ryde, Isle of Wight, leasehold on lives at 121. 11s. 9d. per annum— /Snacked down for 3.0001. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE: (Pram ear Oantspealesta, ths %Wools. %made," sad CASUALTY. Redwing (brig), Handley, of Sunderland, wax fallen in with, water-logged, on June 29, iu lat. 49 10 N., I.n. 35 30 W. The ringer and crew were taken off, very much exhausted Trim hard pumping. •KILICED. MAILS. Hapsburg Holland Liskan Pacific Indus via lloutkaniptea India via Marseilles Boston and Halifax Mexico and Havana& West India Brasil ARRIVED. In Is Au. July g 28 0 July 12 July 22 July 22 July 25 Memei New Yak Ble ikeemes AMU ......... sydui 6 Arksdney poet ptiifp Asek—atGnmeemel, 710, kem ARABIAN—at Liverpool, July 10, tom. Marmon—at Cowes, July 9, from.... ........ MART—at Cork, JulyB, from Anauu—at Shields, July 8, from Aimee —at Deal, July 10, from Ammumma—offllastmg% July 10, from Boa--off Liverpool, July 10, from...— Bemoan's— at Deal, July 10, from - austaira 7 —atiii...ss, Jiily 8, from .... 'bin Novi CATIMM —at Kingstown, July 9, from ll.John's, N.B. Curs—at Gravesend, July 10, from Eltralnlad CaMUMS --at Liverpool, July 10, from New Y or k Cusau—st Liverpool - , July W, from New York Mamoru aims—at Sbielda, July 1, from Csrth..nrena DocoLas—off Youghal, July 5, from ... .. . ....Prince lAwanrs ' , land Datum Isuc—at Gravesend, July In, from. Madras EXPAILAKI —st Gransend, July 10, Iron ....Monte video ROMITON—st Gravesend, July 10, from Montreal Fawues Marwaw—at Gravesend, July 10„ hien.,..„,„...., .... ... B i b, ' FAIRMI.O —in Liverpool, July 10, 111:01. siewfrelosas Traci—at Bristol, July 9, from ... „.,...,.,...Quells Itomer—off Liverpool, July iu Gum lluirrum—at. Gravesend, July 10, from .6ydray GALATIA —la Gravesend, July 10, (rum Pun Garsarrat Liverpool, July 10, from llnissum—at Gravesend, Jal.lo, horn ...... ........... = .. .„ _ norm-at Gravesend July 'l O , 'from Alltdigel MARY GAILDINBR-at Cork Jury 8, from Aloulmeto HATIMING-at Ki-gotawn,July 9, from load* Ileaceiss- at Deal, July 10, from „Port Vailip 1.0.-st Cork_ July 8, from New Tag JAMAICA-at vermouth, N., July 7, from o.leors J. Biomass-at Liverpool, July 10, from. Charisma Kertas.-at Liverpool, July 10, from Bonselass Bottum -at Grimsby, July 7, from New Wl= lACINDA-lit CORM July 9, IfOril Amos 1.410 NA-off Brighton, July 6, from .18. Aadiew'sji.B. LIFFICY-at Deal, July 10, from Tweets Isvearour.-at Liverpool, July 10, from Rovsnalt Msamon-atGraresend, July 10, from Curbs MINERVA-at Gravesend, July 10, from MOCIIANIC-at Liverpool, July 10, from Cane. oorro User Putostrs-at Liverpoo4 July 10, from maw. 104 11,1,11C1i-at Liverpool, July 10, from - V..ipar.So MaitillolOr-et Dell 4 Julf 10, from At. I...refire NOIMIL - MBRIAP-at Bristol, July 9, from Quebec Nroru-at Poole, July 9, from .Newfooollsad NAvlO,ll7Ol-5t LareillOnl, July 10, from BoenovApar Ormor -at Lb ' July 10, from. Baia .Porto Rico corizo Rigs - . • ••IA tLI , •_ _ , PFRUTIAII—a=v , 01, July 10, from PRIRA Domna—at Gravesend, July 10, from Paaat —at Gmverend, July 10, from PANAMA—at Cork, July 8, from Quinn—at Gravesend, Jule 10, from QTREll—at Liverpool, July 10 Nut,—lt Cork, July R, from l'orraintatio Busan--off Salcombe, July 8, from Names SPAITIII —at Liverpuol, July 10, from WU ST. PATRICK—at Liverpool, July 10. from. New Turk il ustAn —at Gravesend. July 10, from Calcutta Taos.Caarr —o ff Brighton, July 8, from. Rio J .nelro Tame—at Harwich. July 8, from Cantle Umom—at Cowen, July 9, from Bahia WARRIOR—at GROCINTVI, Julylo, train Jamaica X. L.—off the start, July 8, from iktentp. Ayres BAILID. London Tampico John, N.B. Coronas Riga Bt. Thomas Cuba Cronstack Wismar Boston, U.S. Loudon Bois .Bastions Amcor—from Cork, July 9, to ....... ARDWRII—from Liverpool, July 10, to BRITAIN—from Liverpool, Julylo, to BrIIIRT —from Romrmate, July 9, to Cuoica —from Bridport, July 9, to COLONIA —from Newport, fd., July 9, to Comma:. or Bacrivc— from Mumble% Julylk to. Euassorn— from Cardiff, July 9, to „ ERs—from Shields, July 9, to Ferro—from Cardiff, July 9, to Poratur—from Ci.rk, July 9, to Furasicco—from Ilfracombe, July 9. to FLORIDA—from Newport, M., July 9, to Form:ea—from Gravesend, July 10, to North Gorsveiest—from Liverpool, July 10, to New Odom GL 0, RNBRIVIR—!rom Cork, July to Lontlaw IlyLrom—from Harwich, July 9, to V leneta J. T. loolon—hem Grovemad, July 10, to . Port Philip LOAD 11..11,1mi—from Grareseod, Jul; 10, to Baltic LITTLE Faso —from Newport, M., July 9, to Ammo MONTROSE—from Hartlepool, July 6, to Ades Magnus—from Gravesend, July 10, to liddewalla 11(1.111AID—from Liretpool, July 10, to Vera Cruz Nut THOR MAnoELL—from Guernsey, July 6, to Neßtilltle SIRIR —from Liverpool, July 10, to Naples burro—from Liverpool, July 10. to IL hamburg Score —from Gravesend, July 10, to 8 7thw7 Sit axims—from Gravesend, July 10, to AMA Ww. aro Maar —from Gravesend. July 10, to Sydney VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. AnstAine (brig), from Mauritius for England, May 4, lat. lon. 20.43 N. ANN, of Arbroath, from Corfu for London, out 13 days, lat. 38,11 m, 11 E. ALBUIT. of Umbrae, from Buenos Ayres for Cork, June 28, lat. 43, lon. 26. ATROIA (ship), from Ceylon for London, June 21, lat. 39 N., Int. 30 W. Ber, from Aries for Liverpool, June 22. Coo:swam, Crouch, from Ceylon for London, March 12, lat. 8 Se lou. 60 E. CILUICILLUJE, of Greenock, for Quebec, July 3. EQVATCHI (brig), from London for the Cape of Good Elope, May 29, lat. 8 N., lon. 21 W. ELIZABETH RALC),TEE. JUDE 21, lat. 39 N., 1011. 34 W. Plasm (schooner), of London, from Plymouth for Valparaiso, out 123 days, having born into Santa Crux repairing rigginu, April 16, lat. 36.46 S., lon. 77.16 W. Gun,, (whaler), from Sydney, N.S.W., out three weeks, March 10, lat. 33 8., ion. 159 E. GLESDAIIAOH (ship), from Liverpool, 5 days out for Calcutta, July 5, lat 49.46.., lon. 8.45 W. HUHU WALKER, from Greenock, with troops and pamengers, June 28, lat. 46,100. HYDA , FES (barque), for Port Philip with passengers, May 14, lat. 13 30 S., lon. 26.10 W. Joe's o'Garner (ship). May 30, lot. 8 N., Inn. 22 W. 2UEEPH Hums, of and from London, fur St. John's, N. 8., out 17 days, July 2, lat. 45.48 N., 10a.17.30 W. fawn LtuT O BD (*hit.), from Liverpool for Calcutta, out 4 days, July 2, lat. 49.20, ion. It. MAGELLAN (ship), from Liverpool for Bombay, May 23, lat 6 N., lon. 22 W. Natms, from Liverpool for Calcutta, May 29,15 t. 8 N., ion. 21 W. Piumim (barque), from London, of and fur China, May 2i, lat. (37 N., Inc. 21.30 W Qua's, of Jersey;June 21, lot. 39 N., lon. 34 W. RABAIJA (bargee), Lawson, of Scarborough, from Sierra Leone in London, of St. Michael's, Junel6. SELINA (ichooner), from Africa for Liverpool, May 1840..2 N., 21 W. Summon, Duff, of Scilly, from the Danube for Engtand, off Scaff, June 27. VICIVIY (barque), from Liverpool for Bombay, May 24,11 k 6 N., bM. 22 W. untearoa (barque), from Sunderland for Madras, Mirth 21. W AAHISGTON (barque), Westlake, of karborough, from Londaske Port Natal, out 32days, May 21, lld, June 29 hiL111.33 N.,10n. 22.45 W. ; all well WILMA'S AND from RIIINICEIA, off Pantalkria. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BEAUMONT.—JuIy 8, the lion. Mrs. Beaumont, of a daughter. CARTWRIGHT.—JuIy 8, at Upper !Stook-street, tho wise of Cartwright, Esq., of a .on. DOBB&—July 3, at Edinburgh, the wife of Capt. R.B. Do*. 11.E.M.8., of a son. EVAN&—JulyTownstal, Devonshire, the wile of the B. 8. Evans, Carateot Townstal and ht. Saviour's, Dartmouth, of a daughtei. — MARJORIBANKS.—JuIy 8, at Upper Groavenor-etreet, the wife I). C. Mali*Maks, Eaq., of a son. 811ERInAN.—Jul7 8, at Chesterfield-ptreet, Mar-fair, the wiled h. Sheridan, Fag., M.P., id a daughter, atahora. MARRIAGES. I'CLURE—DE VINE.—July 5, at Dublin, by the Rev. W. Robineist M.A„ S. D. ll'aure, Esq., of Belfast, to Emma, Oiled daughter al C. De Vine, Esq., of Killininny House, Dublin. OTTER —WRIGHT.—JuIy 5, at St. Saviour's, S o uthwark, Who, Rev. W. Curling, M.A., James, aeoond son of T. Potter, YAW' Greenock, to Isabella Sarah, youngest daughter of the Ism D. Wright, Esq., of Loudon. DEATHS. HICKS.—JuIy 6, Mary, relict of Ike late J. Mkt, rid, of MP' street. Southwark, and Streatham, urrey, aged 70. KINGsMILL.—JuIy 6, at Hernil, Louth, 1.. Kingstra, Eine Oolleetor of Inland Revenue, Drogheda. LANKESTER.—JuIy 9, at Southampton, Deborah. relict of the latt H. B. Lankester JEaq., and mother of the present postmaster a tlatt town, aged 54. MACSETI I . -5 ‘ 77 ) 5, Jaw, relict otthe late Mr. A. Macbeth, of Cl7Dee autherlantlaltira, aged 74. PEARCE.—JuIy 7, at Knowlogreett, Mabee, 0. rtaree, 07 ' tardy of Oraceschurdwareet, aged 77. THOMPSON.— July 8, at Lower germour.etrett, Portstareoloora Frames Arabella, wits of B. Thornags d peon, at Pri 2 .l.4. loll awi t . Labadalitl airgii=. by Wirs prth ma li s. ll7 v n th A:26 tofi.. , Of to tbe rubel Waansw. JIM' 11 ise• Mut at a tots redo dee Prof year It tlon ti the big men big Imi SOU RO bni kill wit the