The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-14 00:00:00

SPORTING. HAMPTON RACES.—YISTUDAT. Althotig the sums offered for cospetition ern Itoshey Hunt cu nest meat unfavourably with the meguiliseat ram ter at Ascot the no k before, they are ealleleat C is :tract a eormidarable samber of twee of ea iatitior glade, sad, by mesas of Mate, way knish • eathflatery twastant ef *eft Hitherto the system km bees governed a deanonaatios to nye as little, sad to en as ear, math out the layette( a: b rodoto: the mode of " earning cos the clap " hes been ectioasble in other respects. This y tiff/ever, a mace dsersl feeling hes been evinced by the Lam ; a competent clerk of the emus' (Mr. Hibbard) has been entruned with the management, sad there is every t of the meeting being one of the best ever held. C P. c * t mosencement yesterday %as highly favourable,— tbe weather was ace, and the /loath Western Railway W banal given I veri_possible facility in th e shape of special teaks m the Waterloo-taridge Station, the attendance was the largest foe a Ent day that has been seen for may Besidesseveral °the. , of rank, we noticed H. IL H. rein g9 e . e o.orge of Censbeidsre, atteudad by the Hon. Capt. MacJonsid, he Marquis of Enter, Margate of Droeheeth, Bad of Chesterfield, Yawl of Strathmore. Lord Donkellin, Lord G. 1, era.:, Lied G. Fiumny, Bit Minto Farquhar. Sir T. Burke, S.r J. Hawley, tile D. Baird, Hon. Capt. Boas, Be.. Major Pitt, Han. Col Stanley, Hen. Major Boyle, Be.. C. Forester, Hoe. H. F.Tistrr, Gra Charrettle, Peal, Col. Richardson, Mr. Orovale, Mr. Payee, Mr. Foljambe, Mr. Osbeddenon, Mr. Archdall, M.P., Mr. Magennis, Mr. Dankakt, Me. 0. Higgins, Mr. Bash, tie. The sport was excellent, and so couch better was time kept than nadir tie old regime, that although the first event did not come off until a few minutes after two o'clock, the lin boat of th• Saud Plate wee over by half-past five o'clock. Evorythieg went off well; the only ground of complaint that =cled was 'he want of a suitlesent numb. rof the as an immense crowd may be expected to day se *vet the proprietors of the coarse wi lbe better provided. The rating commenced with— Eathwxx PLATS Of 2i lOTA gives 2 SO the South Welters Balsa, Company, add. d tea s• elope eof 6 TS each, for Mews that ~ever won SOL eels.lee of the winner's own stake: Si-yrolds, let 71b; four, S,t 101 1 ) ; five, 9.t 31b; six and sled. 9it 7.b; mazes and geldings allowed 31b t the wince M told fur 200 soft, if demanded, &e. Heats. Oils nand ad • dia. Mr J. ilawkis Maribroolt, 3 yrs, 7st 71b Mr. Smith's Roans, 4 yrs, t.s. 71b (Wlllbms) 0 I Gape. IYArry's Busy Foot (late Perepicadty), 3 yes, 7st 41b (Crrucbi 2 • Tilbours The Briar, 3 yrs, 7st 41b (J. Sharp 0 4 prof Banhysny's Lepirlue, yes, 7st Ob.. . (Humble on 3 M First Heat - : 6to 2 snot Mailbruek, 3 to 1 each agst dvs and Busy Foot, and 4to 1 each .get the others. Wes by half a lergtb. Second Heat to 4on Marlbeeak, who won easily by two lesitigs. Comerrninn Snxis of 10 tom. ~11,5 ft, with 26 added, the whiner to be sold ter 200 son. if demanded, &c. Once Mend and a distance. Mr. O. L. Pea's lady Framer, 4 yrs, 104 71hdllon. Mr. Noel) I Ilz.liewky Ilt•bit, 6 yrs, l lei file (Capt. Powell) • lard Strathmore% spectator, aged, llst 11th (Owner) 3 Betas apt Mir Nipper, 6 to 2 astst Spectator, MA 3to 1 eget Lady Frannie. Spectator made the running, Wowed by block Doe,Woodcraft lying third ; the trio main tained the frost to the straight running, where Miss Nipper great up, sad they ran together to th distance, wbere they wets Joked by Tit-Bit, and a floe race home ensued, ending in loom of Lady Francs, be half a neck, Tit-bit boa ing likostator by a head ; Miss Nipper a good fourth. Brazen SSD MIDDLSSIIX ti'ramu, of 60 SOTS earl, 10 he sod 5 only if denier. d, tie., with 60 added; the second to save Ma .take, and the 'dente to ply 20 Ems towards i*- passes, sad to suluaibe 5, the rots next year. two ms Lad CleesterlielM Clara, 3yrs, l et ll (E. MIMI 1 Duke el Beillnrers Mato, 4 re, G 111 (Pam) Mr Ci. Heatheote's Gardens, y. 4, GM (bobs. shammy $ Seidno 2to I opt Antagonist, 6to 2 agst Chinn, 4to 1 mist Gardenia. 5 to 1 art The Dark Lady, and 8 to 1 esst Minn,. Oa deals and Mioto made running to the Stand, where it was taken up by Antagonist, who went en with the lead of four or five lengths, until within a quarter of a mile ill horn, ; hot., Burdens, and The Dark Lady then went M the front, and ran together to the Stand, where Chieot went op, L. aded them in a few erides won cleverly by I a length, the lams between nixed and third, Durk Ludy !Muth. STAND FLATS of 30 son. added to a Sweepstakes at 3 lOTA each ; 3 ir- olds, 7st 61e; fear, Sit 6lb; five ' Bst 101 b ; tie aLd aged, 9st; mates and gelding* allowed 31b. The winner to be sold our 80 son. if demanded, tic. Hotti, thrie-quirters of a Wk. Mr. Nleholl'e risthwiti end 1 Mr. Damon's rt. Omni{ •Ise . H. Bell Mr. Horathe's Bothers, eget .......... , • Mr. DrattOr Nectar, 1 yes (W Id • Mr. S. lie.tes Tot, 4 yrs ..(J. Sharp) • B. R. Umbel. Almeria, 4 yes ...... . . ....damson) 0 Me. Homer% Cliirmysam 4 yrs ...----(lMmilinsea) Mr. GreelAM Psquite, 3 yrs... (Ankeny) dr Bettis': First heat-2 to 1 eget &Aura, 3to 1 Psquila, II to 1 apt Never ; aad 5 to 1 eget Al Wes by tall a length. &coed kest-7 to 4 eget Finical); and 6 M 2 apt St. Oswald. Won cleverly. BETTING ON THE COURSE. NEWTON BOROUGH CUP. 4 to 4 ce LlTEEPotkl. CUP. • to 1 takes et me time Meat Psepsiday Boy, and 20 to I offered afters meta . 000D , v9aD STAHEL ID tot each taltehalsieTt-iwriliCibilidit77lnd Cl lenalvon,tlia 25 tO leech üb.nt Cbantiebeer end Oollingwoul. Eves between the held and twenty. The 711, es eciesinenee today at hat past 1 o'clock with the Clamour. Stakes; the Innkeepers' Plate (beats) will be the wood Taal ; the 10.... Stakes (for which flute is a large entry), t .e tbird ; the Clasen's nat., the fourth ; and the &any Stakes, the last. BETTING AT MANCHESTER—TUIIDIT. NEWTON MANGE CUP. to eget Glendale (t) 7to apt Pity** BEM (t) to 2 Wptod (t) 1 elbes (t) Owns Boy does not row NEWTON bOROIOII CUP. to 1 oft 22.1146 (t) 7 to 1 I3to I tt) opt Thibault (t) opt thwaigler bin NEWTON T. LIVAIL 11 to t apt Suvosbow (t) 1 11 lead Melody (t) Sto 1 apt )l e (t) unarom CUP. 11 to 2 apt Enedarbse (t) 10 be 1 apt Lonpearoo (t) 6to 1 l'eeweday nay (t) 113 to 1 Lady Cuban (t) to 1 011101441 NONTEUNBEICAND PLATE. 5 to 2 apt Waits (t) 11 to2apt Coseeek (t) 10 to 1 eget any oiler. NEWTON RACES.—WEDNESDAT. (By Usserlo Telegraph.) 0011011111 SLUMP ci L 6 Si?.. each, 10 it, and 50 sow. midst!. for 2-yr-olds ; e,ln, fitt Sib; bluer, Wt 2,b. Ik. straight boa mile. (13 tube ) Mr. J. Fowler's Jag Limes Mr. V. Orem% Mew of tlelinfr;i . .. . . OOLD COP lUttl. add. 4 by the lowd " of .... Maaor to a Montag se stpstakrs of 20 stirs. each, 10 ft, and 5 only it lisciand ; tbo second 1.) ft wire 25 ease. sad the third 10 sow. Two wars and a &hatter. (13 rube., six of whom easier. d Mr. Orborss's Pity the BUN% 3 yrs, rat 1 Mr. B. Grere's Westow, 3 yrs, Sot. Tits scultar firaass were wot by linergy—Jo'llty, who Same 1a first, !arias bees diulaslifleo. BEVERLEY, HULL, AND EAST RIDING EACES.—WSUMWID4T. (By Metric Telegraph.) BIOKO! &WWI STALLS. Htß er Can Prioress Bum. Cur. Two silts. Mr. Roalawn's Morpeth, aged, Sse Mr. B. Oress's 7M Matt, 3 yea, tit 31b Woo by Salta length. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.—GooDwooD, 1849. itAiiptc.u. for the 000D40413 SYM3III of 26 stram each, 16 it, sad 6 (h u ff 4,clared on or lief se twig=T Cbratkier lab ; •000biensid. "OS _ ll ree. 4 yrs. Ist ; , IMmAshr, mkt ; Saks MUM ; am mrs,3 yrs, SAM ; skin, ms, rd ; 3 yrs, Sit Mb ; WassM, La yrs, Illi; Dropermism. 4 yrs, let Mb Executor, f yrs. Set Mb ; la6mWNS,spi. St 1116 ; Tarsbill, 4 yrs. 7M 1310 ; Mice, wad, 7.4 ; helms. 4 yrs,lst 13Ib ; John Cower, 4 yrs, 74 Nib ; Sol oflitubms. 4 yes, Tit TIM Admiral. & yrs, let So; Mrcirdpleyer, 4 ma, Ist kb; Isadstash ano ls . 7 4 at 31b; TIM Tart 5 Ire, 7m 71b ; Plaudit, aped, 74 lb; ;TN let 61b ; Glutton. 4 yrs. 7st bib; Reber Shelter, 4m. fib; Cler mont, 3 yrs, Tat Mb; Prelectile, 3 yr., 7M 31b; Oft Seekl, Hews Tat 41b • Kelashea, yrs, 7ot 31b ; Chatterer, 3 mis. re VI; w moat, iced, ad 13% ; llompipe, 4 est 11114. Ur, 4 Its, id 13lb; kaaWs Flume, 4 J r., Mt 13lb; 4 yrs, Get 131 b; KUL 'DA. 4 yrs. Ist 1311 • Makt (4 Lyme. pm IA 1114 ; Wane, ems, Ist Igb ; bobbin. well. Ilst likb ; Migisf, 4 yrs, Om Illb; Tam, 4 yra.ll4 11th; PorMIK mardl. ast Ills; Soma Oats Dr Un isys), 3 yrs, OM I lib; Berme. 4 yes, SW Sib; Mb. Wisp, I yis,IMIM; Ilsmambrasear, 4 m5.114411$ Ismieriss, 371%049.D; Balm, Sc . : m. ol Badmiars, mit it lib; Ito PIM, 3 yro, Illb; 4 yrs, let alb; Oradsals, 4 yrs, Mt 7th; Crasher, 4 48.7 ; Antonio, 4 ms, fist 71b; MU, ms, Iii;; Zh 3 yrs, id 13,b; Keno Aston, 3 yrs, SS bib; avamirY tat Mb( WM, (h b), yro, lib; Tarsoa, 3 7n . Set 4 ma, 41b ; Coekts4 3 yrs, ea tom . bcou's elm yrs. SW 111 i; Saud box, 4 yrs, llot 31b; een l i c: 1114 Mb; Primrase,l yrs, est 31b; Solos, 3 ms, fat ; 4 in, 4.1 131 b ; lobar de Bras, 3 yrs, let 131 b ; Abbot 41 Meaux, S yrs, let 136 i; Ostalry, yrs, Sat ilb; Clarissa, 3 yrs, St 12lb; 0844044, 3 714 ; Illb; 11.4444. 4 yrs. .et I Ilb; 3 yrs, St 1111 m Quvrer, ms, Mt I ilb; Mos, 3I ra ast OM by Lam aist ant of Moslem, 3 yrs, let ; ROT, 3 yrs. Ist 7th ; ; The Rant, 71b; Csommios. 3 yrs, Sort 71b ; Carkstros, 3_yra, 3st bib ; 1 3 yrs, sst Glb; Minto. 4 yra, 3.4 Gib; Yea Diems, ▪ Ad blb ; Tao Juggler, 3 yr., Sat 3lb; Smiter-bseaspe, a lt , 414 le; Landkrsys, 3 yrs Set 311); Pantos, 3 yrs. UM; Syva, ▪ yn, ast lib; Imeniersain, 3 yrs, 4s 131 b; Emma Dorm, $ y r s . 414 13lb; Chemist 3 yrs 131 b ;bf by lAsorimot out of °Asada, 11 ym, 4S 131 b; Wallaowor n =, 4st 131 b; , Lardat r a miat.. yrs, 4stlllb; 1 4471: 3 Cal, als ;n:, 44 ' a= 3 yrs, ist 11b; ibbowator M , 31 vs, 4st 110; Orasibrit-ow.r, 3 yes, 44 Mb; T he Car, aged, paid; n he. f. by th e Prowst, I pee (bad nossisalke). NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEKTINO, 1849. TUBADAY.—Dske of kW 'fosd's Bainesle, 841 71b, .pt Sir J. Howl 3 . • Queen/ben', 74t 11%. D.M. 100, hR. SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1849. Monnor.-8v J. Hawley's Q feensherry, Bet 71b, spt • d I " 4l urd . • Maw, 7st 111 h. T.Y.C. 100, h ft. TIIIIIIISUAT.—Duke of Elf wd'a Qaminiodo, 84t 91b, opt Siff J. Raiders Quoaltaturry, 84t 311). R.M. 100, h it. MILITARY. ROYAL SAPPII/1 AVID MlXlllll4.—Tke 15th company of al Sappers sad Mews, ender the elesakand of Captain , has %ma Oared %mare orders for the Cape 11 and will sigma in the Athol, tr..ah., on the swivel et that woad fres Canada. CRICXET. wARILIRD V. SIXOLII. This meta, which was commenced at Lord's on Woodsy, terminated at half-paw fire yesterday in favour of the air gle by three wickets. The follawing is the score : Kernel lot lan. gad do. Des", b Widow Clerk% rat oat. 7% b Widen Mal, ks bw, b Wisdom o 12=11 2 C e b e cw 42 b Ilaittagoil 67 N. Fe; .0 111216 at 27 b 121wdwIlen 0 A. KY632%.„.. W4a . a.ilaler 2 • Armitage, b Widow" 0 FM af v b W. Fibili. • b kaultoso ... 4 b Windom ......... .... IS D oklo, mot out IL watuass4 b Modem 0 e sod b Widen Llllprblle, • Purr, 'b Armitage. .... 0 b Wlodeu b 16, w, ub ...... ......,... 16 bl6,w 2,ab Total lit bin. tna do. Roo R. Ottloton, by Minh_ .ite.. le b linlYa A. Komi , * Fig. t. 4 box, bDM 24 ei Boa, b Myer I Guy. e Allier, b Lilt)% bite 0 14 1.11 1 3 - nblte e Bo; b Ikea . Martlarell, e Ryon, b Llilynblte 0 e Whitehead, B Lllp' Midas, b lillywaite 0 Armitage. a Boa, b Dan Parr, b Dees6l a M 3 yer .....--. ..... Mater, b Dean R. Kyvaatom,lillyw out W. a hite ... 1 mot lisholsen, Zee. not out 23 a Boa, b Dram .. .... ..... 32 ba i ls ,abli ll bl2.w ,ab... 12 Total The Nankai , . Club (with Hillyer and Diver) to the University el Cambridge 6,111111.011016 tc-day. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OXFORD. Julia 13.—A convocation wan holden yester ady, for the purpose of electing a Professor of Allele-Saxon, in the room of the Rev. Win. Edward Bneklly, M.A , Fellow of Brasenose, whose pi rind of °Mee had expired. The can didates were John Earle, M.A , Fellow of Oriel, and the Rev. Henry Wilkins Norman, 81. A., Fellow of New Col lege, the former of whom was elected, the numbers being— (or Mr. Earle, 142; for Mr. Norman, 78. Mrs. Denys?s thiologiod pee., "On Original, or Birth Sin," has been awarded to the R..v. Edward Walked, M.A., late scholar of Sabo!. Mr. Waltord gained the prize fur Latin verse in 1843, and one of Mrs. Dover's prises last year. The Viee-Clianc4lior has announced that, in coneequense of the Rarrenia, or commemoratim of founders and bole futon, being fixed (or Thursday, the 21st inst., the congre gation for animist/ grants sud conferring d.grres will be holden on Friday, the 22nd, instead of the day preceding. Tat New CHURCH OP BT. PAUL, DANII6IIIIIIDOI, NORTH- Inca, Cummins, was °castrated on Tuesday by the Bishop of Canter. It was built by private subscription and grants from the different Church Building &Melia, and is capable of acemmodating 600 persons. The district of Dane bndge, formed out of the parish of Dave nham and chapelry of Witten, is the parish of Great Budwortb, by an order in council purasant to a repress , tenon of the Ecclesiastmal Cmcoies . oners, under the Act 6 and 7 Victoria, commonly called Sir Robert Peels Act, has now become, by the conse cration at the church, a separate parish for all ecclesiastical purposes, by the same of the " New perish of Dane-bridge." Pautrzaresztes.— Rev. T. !humus, to Le mington Reetary, Basersitshire, dio. Bath and Wells, 3661., with ft•VIDUCA ; pat. Wedttam Col., Oxford. Rev. R. MOROLX, to Llandy-sil Rectory, Montgomery shire, Mo. St. ANTI, 3721., with mideace ; pat. Bishop ni St. Ariph. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 14; 1849. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.--InnaDAT.,. - - Nest Pattm—Besoas BM P. c Pounce, C. 8., AND • MIDOLLIZI Con. m Jeer. Thus sittings commenced yesterday. The printed list contains 146 dues, of which 66 are - new mates, and SO are rtnanets Of the entire number, there ere 68 antes to be tried be special juries. Tan WINSMINSTSIL IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES tr. FULLER —ACTION UPON AK AOISSEMENT. Sir F. QC. and Mr. were counsel for the plainti ff s; Mr. 1). Hill, Q.O , and Ur. O'Malley, for the defendant. This was enaction brought to recover 600/. upcn an agree ment to forego opposition in parliament to a measure called The Metropolitan Sewage Company Bill." It appeared the defendant wes the vice.che bonen of the committee of the Sewage Company, who, in 1646, applied to parliament for an act to empower them to carry out the objects of the com pany, The plaintiffs oppcsed them before a commit's., of the House of Commons, on the groue.d that the Sewage coin. pane woul I interfere with the improvements coot( mplated in Westminster and its vicinity, and the r.sulr was en anti. cable arrangement was entered into at the ruggettion of the present E tri of Carlisle. It was formally agreed, in writine, that the plaintiffs sheald receive 6001. for withdrawing their oppositian to the Sewage Company's bill. The opposition was accordingly withdrawn, and the present action was brought against Mr. Fuller (who was by profession a sur geon) to receive the cum agreed to be paid to the plaintiff.. The secretary and stlicite.r of the Sewage Company were )•ut into the witness box t, show that the defendant had lane timed the agreement, or ren ered himself personally re• sponsible for the fulfilment of it. The evidence, however, b.telly failed respecting the personal responsibility of the de fendant. It was contended that the action should have been brou6ht against the parties to the agreement or the directors instead of the defeniaet personally. Sir F. Pollock, C. 8., was likewise of that opinion. He could see ne distinction between the present cue and actions against provisional committeemen of railway timpanist, who could no: be made responsible for debts contrasted by the company sinless they had rendered themselves personally liable. There was no evidence here that the defendant had done any act to render himself personally responsible, and the jury were therefore bound to find a verdict for him. Sir F. Thesiger then tendered a bill of exceptions to his lordship's ruling, and the jury returned a verdict for the defendant. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.--YESTERDAY. 817011 Ma. B.1o:1 PAWLS AND THE JUDGES or TEE COMEON PLEAS AND BAEONS OF LICKSIVES, PALM 11011 THE COVET OP Quern's BENcti. THE CORPORATION 07 BIRMINGHAM V. THE QUERN. —LIABILITY 07 THE BOU01:011 OP BIRMINGHAM IN • PROPORTION OP THE PIJACHABB MONEY OP THE COMITY PRISON OP COVENTRY. The writ of error came up on a judgment of the Court of Queen's Bench, on a demurrer to a mandamus callicg upon the corporation of the borough of Birmingham to pay to the justices of the county of Warwick the sum of 11,7421. 3,. the balance due from the said corporation for expenses in curred in the prosecution, maintenance, and permanent sae custody and rare of =ironer( committed from the said borough to the county gul of the said county since the grant of a separate court of quarter sessions to the said borough, for offences which have ari•en within the same, and for a proportion of the oast of purchasing the gaol and court- I house of Coventry. The qui stion arose under the act 5& 6 Viet., e. 110, see. 4, which provides that the county of War. wick should pay to the city of Coventry the fair value of the gaol seal house of corrects m and court-house at Coventry, which that statute provided that the county should purchase; and that the pris m, from and after November then next ensuing, should become the common gaol for the county of Warwick. The 5& 6 WMU. IV , e. 76, sec. 117, makes the b cough of Birmingham antributery to the county rate, " for other purposes than the costs arising out of the prose cutioit, =Mammies., and punishment, conveyance, and tress sport of offenders committed for trial in such county ;" and it was contended that the pure h lse of the gaol and =or; house of Coventry was within the fair meaning of that coo tim. The Court of Queen's Bench held that they could not bring the case within the EleiniOF of the cords of that section, nor did they thi ik that the torough of Birmingham was so entirely ea panted from the county of Warwick with respect to prusonets, as to justify them in leading the statute 6 & 6 Viet. e. 110. as if, in defining " the county of War& k," the leg islature' intended 't the county of Warwick except the borough of Birmingham." The court, therefore, held that the borough of Birmingham was liable to contribute its proportion et the sum to be paid under the statute 5& 6 Vict., e. 110, and which was to he levied under the provisions of 6 & 6 Wm.lV., e. 76, s. 117. The At'orney-Ocafral, in support of the writ of error, ssid the b cough of Birmingham hod been at great ax• tine in the I rection of a new gaol in that town, and the print fur the deci-ion of the court was nowlimiud to the question whether the coerce tion of Birmingham were bound to pay t s the county of Warwick a proportion of the expense incurred in paTcha.ing the gaol end court-I ouse of Coventry. The gum non would turn on the true construction of two clauses in the sets cited, whether the borough of Birmingham, having a court of quarter sessions of its own, was liable to a proper • tion a the lump sum paid by the county as the purchase. money of the gaol; or whether, as the corporation considered lieu the true meaning of the statute, they were only liable to that proportion of the tax requisite to pay for the maietenance, &c., tf prisoners while in custody. He contended that the borough was not liable. Before the pawing of the act 5 & 6 Win. IV. the borough was liable in vs proposal n of the whole county expenditure ; and by the 117th section it was still liable for certain sums expended out of the county rate, "for other purposes than the costs arising out of the prosecution, maintenance, punishment, &0 , of eft fenders committed for trial in such county, in the case of boroughs having a separate court cf quarter steams of the peace other than out of coroner's inquests." On this ground he submitted that the b nough, having a separate Court of Quarter Sessions, was entitled to exemption, unless the learned Recorder should find some morning that an act of parliament had deprived him of his (nice and that the learned judges had been sent to Coventry. ( Laughter) The learned Attorney-General was proceeding with his argument when he was interrupted by Mr. B con Parke, who said that the court were omen-- =weedy ufopioinn that the Court of Queen's B: rich was quite right in the judgment given. They were clearly of opinion that eh- borough of Birmingham was found to contribute voter the 117th secsion to c very expense except the temporary cost arising out of the prosecution, maintenance and punish ment of prisoners committed for trial. The burden was cast on the whole county of Warwick; it was an squat charge on all. It there was any injust;ce in charging Bir mingham with a proportion of the cost of the gaol o' Co =atm, it should have been urged at the time the at was passed. It was, therefore, the opinion of all the's . lordships that the judgment of the Court of Queen's Bench ought to be affirmed. The judgment was affirmed accordingly. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YESTERDAY. Swaim Ma. CONNISSIONAIFONBIANAVR. Its J. Da MONTE ARBUTHNOT.—GAMBLING AND lIONSB RACING. The bankrupt's adjourned applination for his certificate was again supported by Mr. Lewis, and opposed by Mr. Steele. After a protracted hearing, in which scarcely a new argu ment was advanced, Toe learned Commissioner gave judgment. He said that this was the most melancholy owe that tad ever e woe hr. fore that cu t. It was the case of a yourg man who on coming into the passess'on of a handsome fortune, had more than dissipated it in the course of two years by gambling end lune racing, and the most extravagan• expendieure. His balance sheet showed that his lines by horse ra ing alone exceeded 5,0001., and his peewee] ex'revstance was of a similarly reckless character. It appeared diet he had fallen into exceedingly bad hands. On one ocession he had lost with two associates, he would not say accomplices, a sum of one thousand pounds i . two days at the game of Millard,. Anj thing more disgusting seldom came wore a criminal court, and be wished it had been before a criminal court on the present occasion, not so much on aeclunt of the bankrupt's part in the transaction, as en account of the part Mk by others His Honour next proceeded is state the reasons why he con sidered the ease before him cam- under the statute of the 5 & 6 Victoria against gambling by traders, and that he had no power to grant the bankrupt his certificate. Were there no such law in bring, he might 'seriously call in location his right to grant a certificate to a pence who had lost mYney by gambling in the minuet- the bankrupt had, se • person who was again we'rthy to enter upon trade, or a person in whose hands the mono or property of fu ture creditors ought to be periUed. With respect t I the severe penalty which the law imposed upon traders who lost their money by wagering, his view of the operation of the statute was that it was a wholesome s-v• city, and highly be neficial to the community. Although the penslty was only inflicted in cues where the le i• should amount to 201 in one day, or 2001 in one year "game not at all " should be the t set of e , cry trader. His Honour next referred generally to the statute , 5 & 6 Vie., 6 Geo. IV., and 5 Oro. 11., and distinctly stated that the last not on the subject contemplated every cis , where the chances of a wager of any kind were incurred, and *elan amounted to the specified sum. In the present cue it was clear the bankrupt had lost 2001 within one year next preceding his bankrurey, and to fiel!y concurred in the opinion of Mr. C onmissioner Choi- I burn that the act included any 1 cs, although the loss might not have been plied He did not think t •at the law contemplated dealing more favourably towards he man who added to gambling the improper or dishonest part of not paling his losses. This remark if dishonesty did not, however, apply to the bankrupt's ease or con duct. On account of his lose with Mr. Benjamin Growl and Mr. Stebbings, he did give to Mr. Own a bona upon which he had obtained judgment. The bank rupt was, he considered, on almost every ground, ea person whs was not entitled to have his certificate; but as he had tome doubt upon one or two points, and he could not but take into his ewe sideration—lst, the extreme youth at which he entered upon his fortune ; 2nd, the exceedingly bad hands into which he had fallen; and 3rd, the frank ness and sincerity which be had shown in answering all ques'i ns put to him, however much those answer, necessa rily told against himself, be would not go so tar as to NAVAL ADMIRALTY, 10111 - tB.:PITO — MOVIONS. Frederick J. Pretheroe, and Joen 13ytheem, to be Lieutenants. William Graham, to be Acting Lieutenant. APPOUrrIDINTS.—MIDSHIPMAN: John Forster—NATAL Drumm: June T. Poole, and Richard B. Lambe--Guniesa: Wi lima H. Moore to R NAVAL CADET : W. A. St. John Mildmay, to Superb. PoRTSMODIII, June 13—Grappler, at., Lt,-C Ly sight, waived this afternoon from coast of Africa, haling lift Luanda on Ist of April and touched at Ascension, where the Centaur and Tortoise were at anchor, and on 21st of April Cyclops, at , arrived, just pro: to Gra; p . m sailing. Water was very abundant and of excellent quality, and the island was very healthy; the mountain gardens under the are e f Mr. Wren were in a very improving and productive state, and the supply of turtle was Road. Left Sierra Leone on the 3rd alt., leaving Sealark, Waterwitch, and Pinto, which latter vessel arrived on 2nd ult., bringing intelsigene• that Governor Macdonald was gene up the Gambia with part of a West India Regimen , . the Militia, and all other I force be could mike', to have a " war palava" with the natives, who had greedy insulted him on a pre vious vitt'. There bad already been some hostilities between Pluto and the natives on the coast, and some sharp bush and at chade fielding had caused a loss of Mr. Moor man (mate), and five men wounded. Mr. Moorman hae sines recovered from his wounds. At the Gambia • requi sition from the colonists had been presented to Lieut. Ly aaght for him to remain and protect the colony ; but as Grappler was full of invalid men, women, and childien, sad as the smallpox wee raging on snore, it was not deemed fit to communicate with the land, and the requisition was not complied with. Arrived at Gone on 9th ult., and sailed an 12th ult., Leaving there the French comm don, and tam French ships of war. Put into Camera on 21nd, to coal, as the strong contrary winds had caused • great consumption of coal: a schooner went to Teneriffe, and brought up the mal e enabling Grappler to sail on 27th for Teneriffe, which was reeshed on 211th. Sailing osi 30th ult., she arrived at Madeira= let inst.,and left for Spitbead on 2nd cost. Firefly, se.-v., in the Bights had lately made 2 prises, both fall, and Grappler, during her stay on the coast, bas male 13 captor. a is all. On her primate irom Loanda to Aviation she cap tured the schooner, Diana, empty, and placed Mr. Beek on heard as prissyneeter. The fee:owing officers came home by this sh:p :—Ltrue Norman, late of Alert; Lieut. Morris, Mae of Tortoise, appainted to Favourite; Mr. Wickham, paymaster sad purser of Tortoise Rev. Mr. ,11, V M etted to Superb; Assistant Surgeon M organ, Ball, iamlided ; r. Reymoud, late cs onmat der of Soap ; 79 iavaids, wines, women, and children, have also come hoses by Greppl r, the marines being men who ham exceeded their lime of mrine on the coast. The steamer came into harbour lest evening, coaled, and sailed this afternoon to the E sit ward to be paid riff. Acting Master Belton, who took out Dever, fur the colonial governmsnr, returning to En - land in Grappler, died when off Comers. COVIIT-NARTIAL.—Mr. John Itartray, gunner, of Blen heim, was put on his trial this morning, on a charge of Witdrank on the Ist June, and is: capable of performing ty. The charge was proved by two officers of the ship ,• and the prisoner, in cour s e of his defehce, prcduced a comfier of meet excellent certificates of his conduct for the 24 years he has bean in the service. The court found the dune fully proved, but, in couuquenee of his long servi le& sad previous good conduct, adjudged the prisoner to be dismissed his present situation, and to be reduced from first dens gunner to third class Runner in the Ravel Navy. throwerto THs VieTOUT.--In consequence of the exor bitant charges lately made by the persons on board the Victory, the followiug notice is posted on board, end • copy given to all parties visiting the ship :—" It is most earnestly requested that visitors will not give any money to the psrsons showing them the ship. What ever gratuity they may feel disposed to give they are re quested to deposit in the box st the entering pert, provided f r the benefit of the Seamen's Hospital, and the Seamen and Marines' Orphan School." This notice has had an ex• vilest result, as in the first Cur days of June 31 much money was callectcd fur the before mentioned institutions as during the previous month. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—YEBTERDAy. Barnum in BANCo.—Bgroas Loan Ihossuw, Ma. Irene' Parmsos, Ma. Jaynes Cousamos, AND Ma. Jearica Ems. Taos QUiRN e. BLAMI.—AFPILTATION. In this ease, which was an appeal against an order of affi liation by Col. Blase, and the facts of u hieh have recently appeared in the Express, today Mr. J. Browns we. heard on behalf of Mademoiselle Mertz, the mother of the child, ant Mr. Pashley on behalf of Col. Blanc, and con tended that, as the child was born in France, it could have no right to apply to any court of justice in this country. The Court did not give judgment, but i•timated an cpiaion that, as the child could not become chargeable to any parish, owing to its being born in France, the order against Colonel Blue could not stand. &WINOS AT Neu Puna.—Bwozz NIL Irwin WIGHTNAN AND A C 0101026 JOAN. To day was the first day of the sittings at Nisi Prins after Trinity Term. BROWNS urn ANOThan v. FOWLII. — BILLS OF EXCISION. Mr. Bovill and Mr. Hawkins were counsel for the der fondant, and Mr. Crowder, QC. (with chum was another learned gentleman), appeared f.,r the defendant. This was an action brought by the holder against the ac ceptor of • bill of exchange for 671. 7e. Gd. The decim ating's' of the case were shortly these :—lt appeared that • gentleman of the name of Fisk, now deceased, bad been in partnership with the defendant, and that they followed the profusion of achitecta, and that Mr. Flak was indebted to a Mr. Poole, • tailor, carrying on his business in Seville-row, in the sum of 671.75. 6d., for clothes supplied him. Mr. Poole having applied al tames to Mr. Fisk for payment, at last waited upon Mr. Fowler, who proposed that /dr. Poole should obtain an order from Mr. Fisk, by which means the debt might be stopped oat of the partnership money, which at that tame, however, could not be touched, owing to a large sum having to be paid to Mr. Fisk's father, before the part nership could be dissolved, an occurrence which was then taunt to take place. Mr. Poole, instead of obtaining an order from Mr. Fisk, received • bill of exchange, payable at seven days' sight, from that gentleman for the amount of the debt, the bill being accepted in the name of the firm. That bill had been paid away hy Mr. Poole to the present plaintiffs, Messrs Browne and Forster, who were woollen drapers, car. rying on their business in Vigo-sdreet, Repeat-street, and the bill not having been duly honoured, the present action was brought. In suppevt of the plaintiffs' case, Mr. Poole was called, but his evidence was merely a statement of the facts we have already narrated. On behalf of the defendant it was submitted by Mr. Crowder that Mr. Fit k had no power to accept a bill of ex change in the name of the partnership fir a private debt of his own. Tradesmen and men engaged in commercial WISSICOSes, when they were in partnership, bind each other by accepting bills; but that was not the we with people who were partners in a profession 1 he that of an architect. M r . Poole had pureed the bill away after he had been told by Yr. Fowler that it would not be paid, and he (Mr. Crowder) submitted that a person had no right so to pale a bill away, and a third party to come forward and roe Via it. Mr. Jut tee Wightssan, in sussing up, left it to the jury to say •bether they believed that Foeltr hid authorised Fisk to accept the bill in name of the partaer.hip by tte terms upon which that pertteratip was carried no, and by his conduct throughout the whole transetrion. It was to be observed that e'ttr Fowler knew that Fisk tad sceroted the bill, he said that was not rxectly the thing he wanted, but rill be would aid Mr. Pools in recovering his money. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages 711. odd, the amount of t►e bill beitg 671. and the re• sander for interest. pronounce judimeat, and refuse him his certificate altoge ther, but would artj mrn the further consideration of the c tee tor three TWO By the lapse of that time, another com missioner soigkt uotupy his place, and the bankrupt might thus have another opportunity of °training that certificate which he felt he had no power to grant. SOUTHWARK COUNTY COURT.—YanzADAY. Movie 0. Cue; Eam LTON T. BIIMPHIRIT--.. OMITTING AN Act'On." This was an action of some importance to the theatri cal profession, the question raked being whether the manager of a theatre has the power of placing an actor engaged for leadirg characters on the shelf, sad requiring him to perform characters unsuited to him, and on his retied discharging the party without paying his salary, Mr. Lewis, of Ely-plate, appeared for the plaintiff, and Idr. 6olonesta for the defendant. It appeared that in March last. Mr. Lyon, who was per firming leading tragedy at the Queen's Theatre, 13irmileg hem, received Intimation from Mr. Lee, theatrical agent to the elefindant, that a vacancy was open to Lim at the Surrey Theatre (of which Mr. Shepherd was lessee ), and in consequence he agreed to act there at a salary of five rounds a week, Including a benefi', &c. Tbe ason, however, terminated at Ewer, but Mr. Snepberd re-engaged him at the same ;Wary ; • but a short time afterwards Mr. Anderson was en gaged as leading tragedian, and the tragedy of "Hamlet" was announced, when the defendant requested Mr. Lyon 0 enact the part of Polonius, which was not a leading character in his line of huslneu, and quite contrary to his engagement. The plaintiff refused to perform sueh a character, but offered to play the Ghost, but Mr. Shepherd made him " give up the ghost," end discharged him on the hth of May. " Macbeth" was alto announced and plaintiff offered to play ifamiuff with Mr. Anderson, but Mr. Shep herd wanted him to play one of the Witches. The plaintiff contended that Polonius belonged to the " first old men," ard was a disinet line to that he was engaged for. Plaintiff further stated that he attended the theatre nightly, and now sued tor a week's salary, namely, 51. Plaintiff, on cents 'nomination by Mr. Solomon, said that he had per formed second-rate characters at the Surrey Theatre, but only to oblige the defendant. Mr. ffed amens here produced some printed rules for the guidance of the actors engaged at the theatre, one of which gave the manager power to direct any actor to amid is dancing, sin,ing, or otherwise, whatever his part might be in the theatre. Mr. Lyon Paid he had seen the rules, but never read ducal in fact be could not expect that they would affect him; they could not expect Mr. Macready or Mr. Kean 0 abide by the caprices of such a manager. Mr. E. F. Saville was called, and in answer to the plain tiff's solicitor, said he considered the Ghost In " hamlet" a leading character, but Polonius was an old man, and fit for the first aid comedian. He had been eighteen years on the stage, and never knew such a gentleman w Mr. Lyon to be asked to take that character. Mr. Charles Freer, Mr. Frederick Lawrence Phillips, and several other tragedians, among whom was Mr. Daddear, gave similar evidence, showing that the defendant had no right to expect Mr. Lyon to perform characters contrary to hie engagement. On the part of the defence, Mr. Shepherd stated that the enjesgemes.t with Mr. Lyon terminated whin the di'solu tion of partnership took place between btmae:f and Mies Vincent; but the plaintiff a ft erwards remained at the Mae salary. He did not c3osider Polonius a second-rate charac ter, an-I certainly expeeted Mr. Lyon to have performed it. Ha had played see , nd- rate parts in other playa, and he con sidered that he (defendant) was right in discharging him when he retused. The reason ho employed Mr. L en wee, Aryan he was a useful man, and plAytd general diameters. He also considered the rules binding to all the actor., irrupt the stars. Mr. Clive said that, limn what had transpired in evi dense, the only conclusion he could come to was that de fendant was wrong. He must, therefore, give judgment for the plaintiff, with cats. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.-YESTERDAY. SZTOki Mi. JUSTICE PATTISOM. SACIIILE•11 AT J. Standen, 35,;;;17iiieTeil Tiaciilegiously stealing from the parish church of Kew an iron chest, a tin box, and other articles the property of the churchwardens and others. ?dr Clarkson prosecuted and Mr. O'Brien defended the prisoner. The robbery in guts ira was committed so fir back as the month of February, 1845. The church, it appeared, wee entered by false keys, and a luxe ir-n chest, containing a quantity of marriage and burial registers, and ether impart ant documents, tut, u it happen. d, no property of any in trinsic value, was stolen. This chest also contained a small tin hex, and the evidence against the prisoner was, that shortly afar the robbery he had given that tin box to a person named Tilby, who represented that ho at the same time odd him that he had got it from Kew Cburch. None of the other property had been discovered ; and it appeared that Tilby had not given any ratetnent as to the manner in whi h he became rosiest , d of the tin b , rx until *lO r he himself bad been in custody for several days, and there was not the slightest eorroborrion of his testimony. The jury, without hearing Mr. O'Brien far the prisoner, at once returned a verdict of Not Guilty. THE POLICE COURTS. WORSHIP-STREET. ALLIGED FRAUD AND FORGERY —J. ✓. Cohere', elks Smith, and W. 11. Brown, slim; Clarice, alias Bill, were charted with having sat( dt• o forged bills of exchange Cr 221. Bs. and 211. 7e., with intent to defraud Mr. H. Dymond, wholesale gutta percha boot and shoe manufacturer, in Re gent•street, City road, and also ith having obtained goods unfter f c'se pretences from the s prosecutor to the amount of 1121. 181. _ _ . . Mr. A. H. Dymond, eon of the prosecutor, deposed that on the Bth of Decrmber last the prisoner Celverd entered their watthourg, and stating his name to bo Joseph Johnson, intimated that he was about to open a shop for the sale of gutta percha articles at 30, Cross-street, Islirgton, and that he wished to be turnisbod with goods to the amount of about 401. The prisoner added that his wife was entitled to cotei dere le property, but as it would be a few weeks betoreit came into her possession, he should require credit for that period. Mew some further conversation, witness acceded to the pro p- sed terms, on condition that he should receive two or three bills as security from some resoneib"e person. The prisoner said he had no doubt he would be accommodated in that way by his late employer, Mr. Hell, who carried on business ..s an oil and cllourenan in Fe liz•p'ace, Liverpool-road. The rather of witness aferwards repaired to that address and saw the other prisoner, who spoke in such favourable terms of his intended customer, tbs. he at once suppled the goods to the extent stated. At the time the order was executed, witness accompanied Colverd to the hoses in Felix-place, where he was introduced to the other prisoner, and hsving prolueed the drafts of two lilt at two minths for 221. Ps. and 21/. 7* , they were accepted by Col. end in the name of " Joseph Johnson," and endorsed by the prisoner Brown in !het of " Berjamin Hall." On several subsequent occasions the prisoner, Cnlverd, called at the prosecutor s warehouse, and obtained fresh supplies o' goods to the amount of 1121 18s., upon the undentanr ing that they were all to be paid for on the 20.1 of January but, in cony quer reef Prime misgivings, witness waited open him on the 2nd of that month, and upon preeei^g him for an earlier settlement, the prisoner promised that he should be paid on account between 201. turd 401. on the succeeding sturlay. Having faded to fuifil his promise, howeere r, witness returned to toe house on the Monday following, and finding that the premier , were shut up and deserted, he proceeded to those of the prisoner Brown, but found that he had also absconded. The prosecutor in the meantime had paid away the two bills received from the prisoners, which breams doe on the 14.1 e of Feb., and were returned to l•im dish..noured. &dealt Duhois stated, that from information he had re. cared he wen' on the preceding afternoon to a shop in New ington.ceuseway, which bed been recently opened as a tobaoconist's and stationer's, In the name of Smlb, and ob serving the prisoner Colverd stewing behitd the counter, he took him into cust dy. On telling him that he was • barged with obtaining a large quantity of goods from Mr. Dymond, the prisoner denied all knowledge et such a per son. The other prisoner entered the shop at the same mo ment, and witness, who was well acquainted with his w enn, addressed him by the name of Brown, when he declared that he was entirely mistaken, as his name was George Clarke. The strjeant added, that from information which had reached him he had o' doubt that other charges would be subs'entiatid against them. Mr. Vann, who attended far the prisoners, said that he ' should reserve the defence, as he presumed after the evidence he had heard that It was the magistrate's intention to re ' mend em, but he trusted that he would accept bail. Mr. Arnold however did not accede to the application, ' end ordered the prisoners to be remanded fur a week. t THAMES. FRAUDS ET PRETENDED AGENTS AT COUNTS COURTS.— H. Mills, dte.liAted i.e a broker, wee charged with obtaining Ile. by Wee t retraces from E'otabsth Witte, a poor widow, re-idiag in Tiding street, S . torge-ia-the-Beat. It ap peered that a smell tum 14 a. due to the complainant by a mm named Smith, and when the went to the County Court, ()shorn...street, for the purpose of recovering it, the primmer obtruded his services, upon his saying that be would save her time sod trouble in recovering it. As time was of great vane to her, she wally accep•ed the offer, and ad vanced him three shillings to serve out a summons. Shortly afterwards he called on her for five shillings for the hearing, and subsequently 6s. to take out an el eu- tion so rind the party. To procure this last sum she had to pawn her c;unterpine. But on subsequently ascertaining that the amounts had mot been required, as the case had never b en before the judge, she gave the prisoner into cus tody on the present charge. Mr. Frost, one of the el.rks et the County Court, proved that the summons had not been before the juige, and added that there were many " practitioners" like the prisoner con stantly hanging about the court. Mr. Yardley committed the prisoner for trial, but allowed him to put in bail, himself in 601. and two sureties of 251. each. Locked up in default. frost U.. EDINBURGHGAZETTE.-7'ideaday, Jura. 12. SCOTCII liarram BROWN, Kilt;;;ioeit, abO sfl. Tom m k July 11, at the Crown Inn, Ayr. OYINIOE ANDFJMNNI RAMTLTON, Edinburgh, house painter, June 18 & July 9, at Fraser's Rooms, Edinburalt. WILLIAM 11191upur. Edinburgh. ascii lace manufacturer, June 20 k July 11, at Dowcirelkkereoma, Edinburgh. As explained elsewhere, the wry extensive arrangements necessary for making this table complete have not yet been concluded. In assort time we shall present daily returns in edditim to those above given, from Berta ek, Birmingham, B ',althorn°, Cambridge, Carli4e, Colchester, Conway, Cr,we, Darlington, Dundee, Edinburgh, Folkestone, Gal way, Halite:, Hartlepool, Hastings, Holyhead, Kingston, Lanark, Lancaster, Letds, Leighton, Lim( rick, Livery. .0., Manchester, Moffat, Newcastle, Peterborough, Portsmouth, Rochdale, auttLy, Shap, Sht ffi ld, Sunderland, Tamworth, Tunbridge, Wuitby, and York. Hamburg Holland Lisliwn .. Pacific India viA Southampton India viA Marseilles Boston ant Halifax Mexico and Havana& West India Brazil ARRIVED. Jur; le July 7 June 24 0 Jute 20 Jura 22 June n June 24 Arrwoon-at Gravesend, June 11, from ILY,tent, AORNORIA -at Gravesend, June 13, from those* AP/RATNER-at Leith, June 10, thou ALACRITT-at Milford, June 11, from Avon-of the Newarp, June 11, front At. 3rbst Amounts-off Torbay, June 12, from Asseureo-at Plymouth, June 12, from Ole Asoeuira -at Milford, June le , tram la i lffell BOLIVAR-at Deal, June 12, from Gra Omit Teu l i BATAVIRIL -at Gravesend, June 13, 'rem hotted * ethotraz-et Oraverend. June 13, from CANILLA-at Belfast, June 9, from JR. John' CIIANLICI- at Deal, June 12, hour Gramm' CHARLES-at Weymouth, June 11, from La Dam -at Liverpool, June 13, from Cbtssebssea EDWARD-at altos, June 4, f.om .11M1 Enemy-et [sadiron, June 12, from _mim e , Errors era-at Leith, June 9, from Biota &MIMI MARIA-Elt Leith, JUDO 10, from Doireak EURADITR - off Cromer, June 12, from ''' 14 " 3 9111 ELLMN-off Torbay, June 4, for Oporto EUPHIATIN -at Cork, June 11, from " .Pertinso Erea-at Deal, June 13, from Genuaell Ewe. at Liverpool, June 13, from. Mink* FeLiese-at Liverpool, June 13, from Wanner, 2y PRIDCMCK-at Lei th , June 11, from CoPelkson VIORA-at Leith. June 11, from Dom Fancv-et Gravesend, June 13, from Caeyw Gitack-at Lytham, June 12, from ORNIIRAL WASHINGTON-fit Liveepool, June 13, from Charksen GROROR AND MART-at Falmouth, June 11, IT= help lITROINE- at Greenock, June 10, from Les Harcsair -at Limerick, June 10, from laminar Hone-at Limerick, June 11, from Omen,, MOIVIICIIG-Ilt Bristol, June 13, from Csau INABELLA -at Bristol, June 13, flan Drama Isaseu.a-at Bristol, June 12, from JENNY AND MARIA-at KiIIIINtOII, JUDO 12, from thlsm KINGSTON-at I.linnick, June 11, from aim Kr,-06 , Wick, June 9. from Norma L N. lb/MT-at Cockenate, from Pima LAURA Ass-at Limerick, June 11, from lffy Lneunayte-off Donagharlee, June 10, from St Joh i tAl4l, La Con-at Gravesend, June 13, from C Mamma- at Belfat, June 9, from Fraq Micmac-at lielfset, June 11, from Bt. Julink, NA Mate-at Deal. June 11, from /13Talla MATTLOWER-at Deal. Jane 12 1 from Gratflad MARION-at Powe-, June 11. front Poem MOUNTAIN MAID-at Limerick, June 11, from -omen MART ELIZARETH -.A Apple ire, June 11, from Mast Ma.r.r e-off Plymouth, J. re 12, from Ueda 3thearrathata-of Scilly, June 10, from Nesionsellast Moan-at Gravesend , June 13, from &non* MIRANDA-at Gravesend, June 13, frees -Wm Naise-at Grimsby, 31111 C 10, from lets NEL/SON-off Falmouth, June 11, from. -.Pfft Rep OPIIELIA-at Bedport, June 12, from • ORATOR-at Plymouth, June 12, from . • ,Leah PrresL-at Liverpool, June 13, from it Jtigs, xii, Prune ALBERT-at Ikal, June 12, from thaws.' PANOPP-at Leith, June 10. from llyikans PROVIDTI,TIA-at Shields, June 12, from SWIM, Bluner-at Belfast, June 0, kern ...11nd Ring-at Cork, June It, from &meth Sao at Liverpool, June 11, from Isthekra the R. Peat (a.)- of Liverpo rl, June 13 SIR E. Rums- at Gravy send, June 13, from Otimi Scarce Lass-at Vyrk. Jane 11, from St kits, XL Peons-at Greenock June 10, from -.Wm SAFEGUARD-at Paramoutb, June 12, from .Lsoan Sthmaraos - off Yormouth, N., June 11, from. ..19.. icier\ Lk thereas-at Milford, June 10, from TDONAN- at Itundee, June .2, from JIM TALFORAPII -at Falmouth, June 12, Rom Eae VINE-at Dundek, June 10, Prim New Yee: Visors-at Scilly, June 10, from .Parbliks PUBLIC ATALBIL JUNE 11.-Mr. EDWIN Fox, at the Mezt.-Freehold house and premises, Ratcliff-highway, 41ft. 10 in. frontage, by 101 ft. 10 in. deep, producing, from various tenants, 1161. Bs. per annum, subject to 11. 61. land-tax-knocked down for 1,0001. JUNE 12 -By Messrs. Ruettwowne and 'envie, at Oar raway's.-Leasehold investment, being the government Posnolliee, Stonenend, Southwark, let for the whole term to her Majesty's Postmaster-General for 1201. per annum, held from the Corporation of London far 61 years from 1843, at 151. ground-rent ;-sold for 2,0301. The Southwark Police Court, mar the preceding, let far the whole term to her Majesty's Re etiver-Generel of Polies at 1351. per annum, held from the Corporation of London for 61 years from 1843, at 701. ground-rent;-sold for 1,2301. Leasehold house and shop, 60. Stone's-end, adjoining the fureg 4ng, let for 1001. per annum, held as above, for 251. ound-rent ;-9901. Freehold family residence and business premises, 5, Old Bend-street, let on lease for 2501. per annum, clear of all de ductie us ; - sold for 4,2501. Leasehold hoses and shop, 22, Great Portland-street, let en lease for 951. per annum, held from the Duke of Port land for 60 years from 1837, at 221. (in consideration of a fine of 1001 )-8001. Teelve house, ' Acre - terrace, Wandsworth road, ht at rents jeroducing 2621. 10s., leas taxes on a portion of the house., held for 8.5 years unexpired, at 61. 10s. each house, in lots-1,6301. The Rupert Arms, an intended public house, Acre-late, la for 30 years, at 601., held for 85 jean, at 51. 10a. -830/. Ground tents,amouuting to 881. per annum, secured upon sixteen hoises, Nos. 6to 20, Acre-terrace, held for 99 yells from 1836, at a pepper corn, each house islet for the wnole term at 51. 10..-1,1601. AtesstILFAREBROTHER and Co., at Garraway's.-Esate at Somers' -town, the property of the late Mr. Alderman Johnson, and sold in pursuance of Ms will, cornieting of the improved ground rents arising from about 300 private resi dences, public-houses, and shops, with the reversionary inte rests at the expiration of the present leass which hove from 31 to 36 years to run ; the rack-rental of the property estimate d at 8,5001. per annum, but now let on leases pro ducing 2,0611. yearly : had by five leases horn Lord Somers for 42 years unexpired at ground rents amounting to 221/. 13s. 6d. per annum-cold in 60 lota for 21,84-51. Messrs. D. S. BAKER aad Sore at the Mart -Twa houses, 2 and 3, Mountfort-t rrsce, leington, let for 1401. per ann., held for 594 years, at 161.1,&501. Three houses, 14, 15, and 16, Belitl.a villas, I.lington, let fur 1601. per annum, held for 66 years, at 301.-1,86111. Leasehold house, 6, Belitha-villas West, let for 651., held for 68 years, at 101.-700/. Leasehold house, 10, Prespect-cottaget, Barnsbury-park, held for 60 years, at 101.-4301. Leasehold house, 13, Brookeby-s'reet, Islington, let for 281, held for 69 years, at 51. 5a.-2501. Megan WINSTANLET, at the Mare-Lease, for 37 years unexpired, of a villa residence, Streatham, with gardens, stabling, &c , held at 601. 16s. per annum -1,090/. Six treehold houses, Albion-place, Hatchet's New Town, let to weekly tenants, at 901. per annum, land-tee redeemed -7401. Mr. BEADEL, at the Mare-The Wrothamhill estate, Kent, freehold farm, containing 413 scres of land, farm house, and buildings, let for 210/. per annum, subject to 31 3s. 94. quit rent and 14/. 12'. lead tax-4,4801. The manor of Hadeow-place and the Great and Little Hawchn Verna, near Tonbridge, containing 295 acres of rreehold land, with fatm-house and buildings, let tell 1854 at 4501, subject to 71. 4s. land tax and 11. tree rent-10,0 001 . Freehold estate, land tax redeemed, called Cinder-Mil, Mayfield, Suss' x, containing farm-house and buildings, and 177 acres of land, let for 1451.-30001. Freehold e state, called Hook-won,!, Biddenden, Kent, containing 78a. lr. 32p., tithe free aid land tax redeemed- SOO/. Freehold estate, called Walter-house Form, Woodchurch, Kent, farm-house and bueleinge, and 76 acres of land, let fur 1321.-2,9001. Mears. SeIIMP.IIB, SWORDER, and SUMMERS, at the Mart.-One undivided moiety tel the rector:al tithes of the parishes of Buns Hamlet and Mount Buren Suffolk, the whole commuted for 2291. per antunn subject to 115. 18s. per annum outgoiugs-knocked down for 2,100/. Messrs. WHEELER ani Cu , at GarraWay'l.-Frreituld resid.nu, Southwood, Ramsgate, annual value 401.-575/. Four freehold houses, E egle.hiil, Ramsgate, !et for 551. per annum, subject ty 41. per year for the use of a garden -485/. Two leuehold house', Prospect-place, C embedge-heath, let for 391.4.., held for 784 years at 101.-2551. Three houses, Orchard-street, Poplar New-town, let for 561. per annum, held for 96 years at 91.-4301. JUNE 13.-By Mr. Joux DAWPON, at the Mart.-Free hold and tithe free estate, called " Moulsey-park," Surrey, comprising mansion. pleasure prounee and 99 acre. of land, 89 acres of which are fur 1784. 17s. od. per annum, timber at a valuation-7,8501. Cottage residence adjoining the chose, called " Peek Villa," let for 601.-8701. Freehold earden and orchard, contair.i-rg la. 3r. 10p., la for 23/.-5001. Ent Moulsey manor-house and farm freehold, tithe free and laud tax ceder meet, coeteduirg 116 a. 3r. 28p. of lard, fun-house and huddle go, let for 2401.-7,1501. blears. Duiven, at the Mart.-Eastwick-park, Great Baokbam, Surrey, a large mansion and freeeeld domain, ex tending to 384 acres, with form-yard and buildings. timber and fixtures to be taken at a valuation-knocked doer. for 21,0031. Endwieketreet farm, farm buildings, and 164 acres of freehold land in hew!, timber and fixtures to be taken at a valuation-8,100111 The manor of Great Beckham, extending over 2,280 acres of cultivated, and 763 acres of common land, with the right of growitg timber ou the common, and to one-third of the oak felled on the copyhuld lands which extend to 82 we s, the fines of which average 611. per annum, timber at a valu ation- 3,0001. Shalsden Park, residence and estate at Chipstead, Surrey, comprising mansion house, pleasure grounds, and 450 acres of land, freehold, except 14 acres, held for 859 years unex pired, timber and fixtures at a valuation -17,0001 - Freehold estate celled East He ash, Lowestoft, Suffolk, comprising residence and grounds, unlet, and 107 acres of land let for 101/ , fixtures in residence included-3,2001. Copyhold farm, calked Upper Swanthrope, Cuudall, Hunts, farm house ant buildings, and 138 acres of laud, subject to 11. lye. 31. quit-rents and null floes un death or alienation-2,6101. Mr. DANIEL CRONIN, at GaTEIIIIII)'/.-Lease and good will of the Marquis Camden, Great College-street, North, Camden Town, held for 70 years unexpired at 351-1,7101. Le as- and goodwill of the Shades Tavern, Clement's-lane, King William-street, held for 28 years at 1301.-Vol. Freehold public house, called the William the Fourth, Golsen-lane, Barbican, stub possesion and a piece of ground, let fur 31. 158.-5101. Mrsrs. DANIEL SMITH and SON, at rte Meet -The Vent nor Hotel, Isle of Wight, with ground rents on Clasernout House and baths amounting to 54!. 19s. (the annual value of the whole emir-mud at_ 5241. 19 e ), held for 99 years es that lives at 1651 4s. 6d., ren, wable on Dee dropping of a life at two years' ground rent-knocked down for 4,5001. Freehold estate, called Starke-castle, near Rochester, farm residence, building's, and 292 acres of land, the farm let fur 3161. per annum-knocked down for 8,6001. Mr. Pelee, at Oarraway'e. - Oeee-fcurth share of 70 hou.ts, Webtes Coun-y-terrace, ard County terrace-areet, New Kent-road, estimated to pr e duo 1,2291. 13s. per an num ; held for 34 years at 1611.-8,00/. Two leasehold houses, Murray street, Hoxton ; let for C 01.; held fur 93 years at 101. 10s.-490/. Messrs. BOYLE Helmets, and Co., at the Mart-Family mansion, 32 We ettwurne-terrace, Hyde-park ; estimated by the auctioneer at 3:101. ; held for 89 years at .551.-2,8701. A di to, No. 34, of the same value end terms, 2,5001. Mr. HASLEHAM, at Gerraway On-Four leasehol I houses, Church-street, Kennington, of the estimated ennual velem of 841., held fur 75 years ut 161. ground rent and 91. taxes -4801. MUM. SPEARMAN and CLARA, at the Mart.-Farm at Debenhsm, Suffolk, comprising buildings and 82 acres of lend, let for 2021. per annum, part froebeld and part copy hold, subject to 11. 155. quit rent and 61. 15s. tend tax -4 4001. Leasehold hew, 18, Hertford-street, nevi-square, let for 451., held for 39 years at 81. Bt.-250i Mr. WATERER, at the Mart.-Freenold called Mount Pleasant Conn:, with static , gsrdcn, noel 41 acres of land -3854. METEOROLOGICAL TABLE, Showing the State of the Weather at each of the following pL ces at Nine o'c'ock yesterday morning. N ame d pl ace . Coer'c w int Lot 8 " . 7 i g ad . °I State of Weather. ,-- BARINGPTOIE W. Gentle Meese Partially Coady BILIDWIW, TUIL Batourom N. Gentle freeze Partially Cloudy Belem. N.W. Gentle Breeze Nearly Cloudless Extrum N.W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy Gum:canna GNKNNIvicu . ... N.E. Gentle Breeze Penis ly Cloudy Gummi N.W. Calm Ctoudleaa YLYNOVIII . B.W. Gentle Bre , ze Partially Cloudy Pootz N. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy Reamer§ . N.W. Gentle Breeze Partial y Cloudy Sournmarros Swuruos SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ,tie IrOpos rawer .^ sad Lorre VA.") CASUALTIES. Ostgorius, Spolander, from Oalatz to the United Kingdom, wu totally lost off Trsfontana (Sicily) 30th April. Morton, Kelly, of Whitehaven, was wrecked at Niche Har bour, near Cape North, 13:11 inst.; crew saved.—Sydney, , May 22. St. Anal, Small, from Sierra Leone to London, struck on a bank south of the Binana Islands, wu got off, and after wards sink on Vie 22n1 of April ; craw saved. Whim, Williamson, in the Roads, ts reported Inky.— Memel, June 7. (Yvon oar , MLRRIAGEB. BISHOP—MARSON.—June 12, at MaryLebow Churl, by the 11. Palmer, M.A., James, youngest on of G. 111.11 op, Lsq..of 6006 .•ill:y Inner-circle, 11, gent's-p Ark, to Isabella, either. tl menet at ti..Marson, Esq., of Cumberland-terrace, Regent's-perk , and Seek.'' Surrey. . 7.IRRINGTON—WALKER.—June 7, at Torrington Church bylh! Rev. W. Etbectunbe, Rector of Thornbury, the Rec. E. If. For* . ton, al tandcross, u tioplita FMn that', only datteder of theist. R. Walker, Esq., of the 'rimier place. lACOMB—WOOD.—June 7, at Stroud parish church, by !be Re•• Fendalt, Rector of Buckland, Lincolnshire, C. Jacorub kAs of Upper Clapton, Middlesex, to Harriette Anne, e:•cund daughter W. J. Wood, Esq., of the thrupp, near Stroud. DEATHS. ACWORTIL—Jtme 8, W. Acworth, Esq., of Dail Cottage, lataa Chatham, aged 73. BaWmA BALDWIN. —June 10, at °Reeder' rect-ry, Ca e t. 3. 11. second son of the late W. Baldwin, Eeq ., of nude-hill, aged 47. DENNISS.—June 11, of Hastings, Susan, 11. P. Denman Eviv, llll Lieut. In the 43rd Light Infantry, eldest ,on the Bev h Denise, Rector of Clifton, Nottinghamshire, aged 26. L (WE —lune 7, at Dublin, Mari% eldest daughter of Lieut.-Col. A. Lvwc, of the Madras Eng.neers. SCOTT.—June 11, at Thayer-street, Vanabc4ter-scinare, Jam , ' 4l of the late Rev. E. Scott, D.D., of Wortolil. thwet • Printed sad} übillibed by Vi IwAr KII4 IlArxt. a I ' 4 _ o . I " ° b lS. nue,t, t 3tv of Londan Pro , ter. g Jun v h.. ba " W‘l. In, the precinct of Whltafria"—TavaanAT 14 a BAILED. „Emus-from Cork, June In, to KAY ANORLINA - tROM Cardiff, June IR, to rem ABRAM -from Hull, June 12, to Net links Ata.c.C,yerakt.t,-from Shields, June 12, to CoPohlts Attuox-tmm.Leith, June 12, to Onestarn 1105... ALMA,-from Cork, June 10, to ... Rot ivnu—frnsn Deal June 11, W. t {'ircmri BALLANOEICII-frOM Greenock, June 10, to diilla BIDW`MY -from Glusgow. June 11, to New TM Ramose- from Hull, June 12, to Arm BIIIMDA -from Montrose, June 10, to Aide* COMMA- from Deal, Jute 12, to Tim CUARLOWL -from Dundee, June 11, to .Araimel CHAMPION- from Glasgow, June 12. to fluent COLMTIM fly LONADALD -from Gravesend, JUDO 13, to Analog DAS AIM MAIM-from Liverpool, June 13, to Rio Dunoter D'AMIYILLA-from "'add, June 12, to Naha EMMOM-front Mast, June 10, to Ihrtadots Ernst-from Hartlepool, June 12, to Mote Eras-from Deal, June 13, to Ghent, ELMS-from Gravesend, Jule 13, to CIO YAM Ae.maw-from Cork, June 11, to Loki IMANCAMIt Lortsa -from henna', June 12, to MDRON FOXE -DOM Dundee, June IC, to seeks* FANCT-trem Dundee, June 11, to DMA FORTUNA -1111111 111111, June 12, to Demo! YANIIT-from I imertek, June 10, to Bali CliesY-from Gres is ck, June 11, to lama Genoa-from Grimsby, June 12, to RAY Grasso AND MAIM-from Falmouth, June 11, to .......... .. • . Stott GleAm-from Gravesend, June 13, to Hatteras ORICIAN-from GravNend, June 12, to Ahlok TIMMONY-from Gravesend, June 13, to ..... .......... --Latrobe Henn WALK. h-from Grivesend, June IS, to Cuts IlwaaLo-from Imo ee, Juno 11, to II ow Ain -froth Shelley, June 12, to Norway llowarrn-from Cork, June 11, to Drat or Tootty•-from Le.th. June 11, to flowed IVA/4110S -from cork, June 11, to Looks Toga-trom Liverpool, June 13, to Dotes JtuAUowAea,-from Liverpool, June 13, to ......... _Maw Ica Jonas JAM -ftom Dull, June 12, to Demo* JAMAS MORAL -from Ottirc/W, JUDO 12, to Dalhousie, UN LADY PAM from Hull, June 12, to St. l'etenburt I.ommetartua - from Hart spool, June 12, to Mourn est LADS lELISAIIP.III fr •111 Falmouth, lime 12, to lends TABCAV-from Liverprw, June 12, to Nl* Ilarlingta Leon -er.an Gene mend, June 13, to MAIWAILM-trom Liorpool, June 13, to Yew Odors Mao/err-from Gravesend, June 13, to RODOMM MARY CAMEO/Sr.-110M Gravesend, June IS, to &mynas Marnowyn - from Deal. June 12, to Quest Mastne-from Hull, June 12. to St. PeUnhart Mattomorrra-from Hull, June 12 , to Soared MARY-from PI , mouth. June 12, t o MI MIN Fr/VA-from Sc Ilf, June S, to Gitealtu %nrow-from Sunderland, June 1 2 , to Mad ar OAP/MY-from Sunderland, J.r e 12. to * slatted Patna: ALBILIIT-fr l / 1 11 Deer June 12, to Qaelee Lier PAM' ANT -from Cork, June 11, to epol PARCIA -form GrartIKONI, Jute 13, to Cetta PeruttLur-from Gravesend, Juno 11 , to Limpol Oaraouaso-from Portsmouth, June 12 , to St Peore(VlZ SW3A7I2 - from Liverpool, June 19 , to Soma SVKaterre.-from Clyde, June 11, to Nt. Au free" t.N ' TRANAIT- from Waterfnrd, Juno 11, to Berk o TRITON-from Gravesend, June IS. to Oend Writcsunr-from Gravesend, June 13, to Madras • Wootostos- from Clyde, June 11, to liothrlort VBSSRLS SPOKEN WITH. Drumm , . from Liverpool for Bombay, June 3, out 13 day., lat. 47.4:, ion. 14 20. FANNY (Marque), from New York for Liver;vol, May :41, Nantadd CFNI.. Drama' (ship), Pattereon, from New Orkana for Liremad May 13, out 0 day*, let. 23 30, lon. 82. HARRIVT 1., from if UCTIOS Acrd for Landon, May 2s, out 53 days haw the land, lat. 42.34, lon. 24.40. 111'311111r, of and from Slontrowe far Quebec, witk lam of foretop-taut and malotopirdlant, May 4, le. 47, lon. 40. Memoir, Doane, from New Teak for Glasgow, May 21, 250 mike E. sl Randy Ile*. TIVATII, from Lly for Liverpool, April 3, let. 55.52 S.. lon. 63 W. JANE (barque), 35 days Isom Newport (Were) for Beaton, May 14 lat. 41.50, lon. 58. JANR, from Rio Grande for Falmouth. April 30. let. 3.55.10n.28.90. J.ime4 CAwrerd.7„ tram ltahha for London, May 21, out 34 dap, ht. 31.50 , lon. 3 - .10. L % (Alp), Maze, horn New York for Liverpool, May 10,1W.*, lon 4S. 31 4 scatays, of &otos, from New Orleans, Mayl4, 13 daja for Lam. pool, lat. ..7.4., Osuesrrtc(ban,ue), from Loudon for Qucbc, June 3, lat. , lan io gre►.o or ins from New York for Liverfoiii TlW w ( 011 t .tip 4( l ) . d ii nr4 lon gt>eall or Tao t, . May 22, 200 mites east of Sandy Hook. Rossmusto, from Liverpool, April 21, 1at.4.28 S., lon. 29.25 W. Premium MOUNT, teom Hartlepool to Cuba, Muy 9, 'at. 20, lon. M. ROTAL SAXON, Arraean to Cowes, May 1 lat. 28, lon. in. PAILAWAC, from PliPadelphia for Liverpool, May 21, lat. 040, Ina. 70. SPL(TI onus, of Pictou, from Liverpool for T.anpieo, Maylo, lit 22.30, lon. 37.52. SU‘AN ti. HOWELL (ebip), from New Orleans for Liverpool, MAY 14 t out 7 day., lat. 23.43, on. 80.31. Sea Swain, May 21, off tt,e we-t point of Anticosti. Tr?CAN. from Rio JOJWIIO I W London, May 18, Gut 47 days, lat. MA - • lon. 40.88. UNDAPNTION from Falmouth for llortoni. May 5, lat. 48 9, loc. 221 VVRONICAIBr. bolt), hoe Newcaatle for Quebec, May 5, lat. 35.15, • lon. 73.41; with low of fort top.mast. WILLIAM threw - am (ship), from New Orleans, May 17, eat 8 dm. lat. 27.52, lon. 82. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ACKLAND.—June 9, the wl'e of 11. IV. Ackland, Eel., of a fon. BARKER.—June 8, the wile of J. Barker, EN., V. 1)., I:ye, oil (laughter. C0111:18.—Jute 7, at Eoot Budleig'i, the wit_ of the Rte. J. Cool 014 • of awn. . COTTON.—June 10, at Bolowi.strect, Piccadilly, the wife of DT. Co'•• ton, of a son. _ _ / ..I e I