The Express. — London, England, 1849-08-07 00:00:00

LOLA MONTEZ CHARGED WITH BIGAMY. The anuses of the Marlborough-streetliee - e ourt store thr roped. yeeterdn, is soneseenee of It haviag Iran. Wisethat the lady known as Lola Mentes, Countess of lt, bad been appreheoded on • charged bigamy, and was to he 'lamina oy the sitting magistrate. Armee. smuts wen made torment the sou % from being inane nintly erowded sod to afford beilities to the variose wit noses. Mr. Claslums appeared for the rromeution, and Mr. Bodhis for the Camerae of Landsfelt. About he.apest use (Moth the Counter of Landdelt, inning es the arm of Mr. Heald, her antpree busbasd, came into emirt, aid was sicessnodated with of the bee. Mr. Heald, also, will allowed to have • 'hair betide her. The lady appeared vita usembsints d, tad smiled anent times as she mode remarbe M his Insbasd. She was Meted to be 24 years ate, on the eallwaiset, but bus the look of a weman of 30. Sb. was 'Crewed in black silk, with elees &deg black velvet jacket, a plain white strew bonnet, trimmed with blue, and • blue nil. la fears she is rather plump, mid of middle heigh ; et pee dark eomylezioo, sat off by annually large blue s yes, with lon • Meek lushes. Her reputed husbitel, Mr. Head, is • tall man, of Juvenile figure end wiped. Batiste the whole of the procooliop he set with the anatem's hand clasped is IMEh of Lis own, comiionally giving it a f t Kitimat, end at particular pxie of the evidence wb erring to bar with the &mutat air, and pressing her hand to ots lips with warmth. Mr. Clarkson said, however painful the elicainstances under whieh the lady who sits at my left 1:81r. Heald's aunt) is placed, ste has felt it to be a duty she owes to her deceased brother, the father of the young gentleman now in court, to lay be're you the evidence of this young gentleman's marriage WWI the lady at the bar, end also other evidence which has led her to Impute the offenses of bigamy to ths" lady. la the diadem of my duty I stall hare to prove to you that yang Mr. Heald, the son of the late well known Mr. Geo. Heald of the Chancery bar, lass eon through the esressesty of marriage with the lady by his ale, Ekes Rem Lusa or R wanna Jame'. 1 abaft further prove to you that the lady is the wife of Themes James. now eaptdas, of the 21st Regiment of Bengal Mann Toot, who is at this time with his regiment is India. The offence imputed to the lady at the bar by Miss Heald, the aunt sad fur some time the :guardian of the estate of the you's gentleman, is, that knowing her husband, Captain James, was On, or that (newsy restionable grand tasted fee believing b est, was an, she had oestrated another =striate. I will sot here enter Into particulan, unnecessarily painful to say party, but is ditchers' of my dote to Mire Heald, I have no diecreilm but to state these Acts. Mile fiend's nephew came of an es the 21st of last January. He la sow segmeirsd to be the husband of Mn. James, resp.ctitir whom I desire to say methane. except in nfereoce to this ore. She calls easel/ the Countess of Lindohlt, sad whatever may be her distinstion or notoriety !shall reftala from maklsg any *Penal to it on eat as oc eans. The yenig patios= has cossidsrable property— I six waves th aimed a year, and on the 19th of July bet be contrasted a marrowe with lidre Jenne, who was already Monied. The diet marriage with Db. James took pleas la July 1337. Mr. James was then a lieutenant la the net. meet of which he is sow captain. He was married at Meath, Is Ireland, and I have a copy of the certificate. From this cordials it appears that cm July 23,1837, Thee. James, anis Eat India Cempasy's service, a lieutenant of the 21st Megt.,was MITI led to Roseate Gilbert, spinster. From the ab essee of parties at present, I am sot yet prepared to establish the Weal tact of Mil marriage, bat I have here an oMoer of the Coeaatery C curt, who will produce a cep) of proceed ings in 'het won, mad I shall only refer to them to show that the yat the bar, then the wife. of Lieut. Jung% went to India with Ids aad ntersed to Bartleed without him. I shall praline Capt. haute, who t ?might the Lady over here, and who will prove the identity of the party. That, however, is set a point about which there will be any diffi culty. fee the lady herself when a; prehended admitted she had been the wife of Capt. James, bat that Lord Brougham had got as add panismest to divorce her from Capt. James. li inch an not of parliament is in existence, so ono kunws better bow to mail himself of it than my learned friend who *pain for the defence. I shal prose that the Emiesiudeal Conn only greeted a dims" e tamed et thoro 1 chill text show that a second minium was contracted. I shall call the clerk of Bt. Cinege's, HOIIO,OI.ItIWIPO, sad will prove the identity of the parties. In addition to this, I hay to prove from the Ea Irvin Department a record of the effective state of the Indian army to the nada last June, and fom that I shall be able ta prove beyond ill doubt that Captain James, the babied of the lady at the bar, was then alive in India. This is the substance of the evidence I shall produce before you ca this occasion. lam bound further to state, that this proceeding is on the part en! the attar, Miss Herild,withoet the content of Mr Heald, her nephew, who no dmitt would, if he could, pant those proceedings from beiag carried on. 81iss Heald ha felt it to be her duty to the family of the young patle man, who are highly respectable, to take tilts* or...endings, eves without his consent, and no one, I think, will venture to impugn the =ain't or the purity ca! the intentions of Miss Heald is taking this step. Mr application to the court Is for the lady at** bar to be remanded until such time as we rill get the pruner witnedes from India toe amt forward. For this papa 1 shall proceed to prove that when the lady maned the Tones; gentleman on the 19th of July her hus band, Captain James, was alive in India. Miss Heald, an aged lady, of Headington Grove, Horn. castle, Liaellnehir., said—l am sister to the late Mr. George Head, Chancery barrister. The younr patina= is my nephew, mad soar of nay late broth.r. He has a commission in the army. IMU OppOitilfd as his guardian by the Court ' of Chancery. He became of age in January last. I have felt it to br. my duty to prosecute this it quiry. Thongs Ilowerd Montague, clerk in toe Coasistory Court, produced the record of the proceedings in the snit James e James. The decree of the court was a divorce from bed and bolted. Witness had a copy of the sentence. Toe Cosines" of Landant, with an impatient gesture, said " I don't deny it." Mr. Clarkson read the decree of separation, which was slated Dee. 15, 1842. It decreed that Thomas James and Bin Eau Anne Junes be separated; but that neither party have power to contract stutter =triage during Fredetick Danvers, clerk ia the But India House, pro. doted a copy of the return of the of state of the army is India, nude top to the 13th of June last. At the period of that return Capt. Junes was alive, sad in India with Lie regiment. Castles Powell, parish clerk of St. George's, Hanover square, produced the register of yr:triage contracted in July. Oa the 19. h of July a marriage was eostracted be tween George Trafford Heald sad Mash Tons de Lands feldt. Was not present during the ceremony, bat saw the parties now in court sign the n ones in the register. They were married by license by the curate, the Rev. A. Alston. Miss Maud said the writing in the register was the hand writing o! her nephew. PolOs-wegasist Orly. of the detective foree—l took the tonneau into cestedy this morning, abut 9 o'clock, at No. 27, lialf-moun4.rect. The C 0112 1 .121 wet in the passage, just abut to get iota her carriage. I ttiol her she must consider herself in my custody on a charge of bigamy, eke having intermarried with Mr. Heald, her form'? husband, Captain James, being alive. Tee countess replied she had been di rand from Captain Juan by act of parliament. The caunteu said, " I don't know whether Captain James is alive or not, and I don't ewe. I was married in a wrong name and It was not a legal marriage. What will the king I eat? Lord Becteptam was present when a divorce was panted, sod Captain Osborne can prove it." lot vector Whtll confirmed the pvlice-targeant's statement. Captain Charles Ingram e.eonvindsd the Lamm, E n t hells trader. Had brought Mrs. James from In dia. Had no dont,' the lady in court was the same person though sine) that time she had altered considerably. Had seen Capt. Junes when he brolght his wife on board. This was in the year 1811 or 1812, witness did sot know which bat cored easily refer to his honk. This Do in t o all the evidence fir the ;anent, Mr. Clarkson intim:nil that ho should leave the east in the hands of the court. Mr. Boe'kin said he appeared on behalf of the lady who bed bun dragged that morning to • station-bean to answer a ebarge which in all his professi nal experience wag per fcc...y unparalleled. He never recollected a eau of bigamy in which neither the first lotelond nor the second husband note forward in the character of a complaining party. The mltter would, however, undergo inverigation ; and if any thing had been dose that was illegal those who had corn mimed the illegality would be held respoa•ible for their wa ne. As far as the proof had pus he was williog to admit enough hat been laid before the court to justify further in qusry. At the I recce time, however, he should be pre pared ter tow that the marriage with Xr. Heald wee a law hal set. It would stem that the lady had been married when abut It or 16 years old, and that a divorce had taken plan. From went of saltiest time it was impossible to ascertain whither the asseetker mate to the officer was true or rot. It wee evident the lady bad a strong Impression that • divans bill had been obtained is the Honse of Lords. This, however, might be a mistake into which the lady wadi be likely to :fall from her not being acquainted with oar laws. Enough bad been stated to show that even 1%4 the imputed offence bean committed, it had been committed under eireomstauces which certainly appoarci to justify the wt. He adverted to this circum stance for the parrot of asking the court to allow the lady to lease the Co.,', after patties in unquestionable bail to appear to smut the inquiry at a day to be agreed um. It was In the highest degree important that a char?, of this sort waddle atterop'ed to be evaded by th- parties most in terfusd in the inquiry, and he hoped, therefore, his request would be receded to. He unit not attempt to east any reflections on the motives of those who bad brought forward the case, bgt it must be doer theta privet: a..cl not a public object ori,glo.s'eti the poisat proceedings. Mr. Bingham, after a sheet consultation with Mr. Hard wick, said, It is observable ls the present cars, that the per son root immediately interested (( a s person of hall age, and brains • Ica kat II vivre envier) sot *per son to institute or sonststeasso prosecution. It is quit* comps ibis with the !TAMS* now produced that the accused may bay. rt.-dived, by the same mail from India. a letter a few hours lat:r this thl cads' return, cammunisating the death of C 'pt. James try &tarts quieten camalty. The law presumes she is iaaricent till the lanai ;woof of guilt has bees hnught forward. Hen that proof I. wanting, sad the magistrate is requested to act as a presumption of guilt. I feel great reluctance is doing so, even to the extant of a re mend, without an amatanse cm the part of the prosecutor that the evident* wormy to man a conviction will cer tainly be prod towable cm a future octagon. Nona aseanase an be given in this cum, become between the 13 h Jain sad the last marriage, a pried of near six weeks, Capt. James I may have been matched from life by say of thus stratereue casualties with which life is beset in • mill .pketeedia and a tropical climate. However, mew eileirica by the edemas that • THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7, 1849. In hie judgment ealicient ground bag been laid) for farther hi 11 611 17, and upon his offer to dad security, I shall venture to order a remand, and to liberate the simmer finding two tarries in 6001. each and herself in I, o =. for her m appeerance here ea a future dee. Bell wee immediately tendered and accepted. The Countess of Leadefelt and bar husband were allowed to remit nos time la smart Is mkt to elude the of the crowd Walk W soistabied beim it. THS CHOLERA. Esters of ores of elsolors reported to Om Ckeeral Beard of Health cos Monday Let, /Losses 6: *Meeks. Deaths, Ia London and eh:laity, vie. : Lambeth • Bermondsey 48 a • Newington 24 8 Southwark • •• • 96 45 Camberwell Other localities is lambs 169 74 Is England and Wake Liverp00l Idertblr Tydfil Boatels 7l 26 Plymouth 2O 8 Other towns l7O 83 la Scotland Total LSIDS.—Tbis diesess is, we Sear, spreading. There have been several other deaths at Hamlet. In Leeds, aloe, diar rhea is very prevalent, and, at the east end of the toga of Leeds, several ether men of cholera occurred on Sunday and Monday. Two deaths took ph** in Cavelier-street yesterday. NOTTIKOHAN.--ObOlera lOU made its appearance In Not ' tingham. A local sani'ary board was farmed some months ago, when the disease lint appeared in the country, sad means have bees adopted to cleanse sad ventilate the more crowded parts of the town. Three cams (two fatal) have however orearred. BaUTOL.—Thu returns for the whole district are favour able compared with what they have been within a very re cent period. To-day's report of the health committee of the corporation of the poor for the three days, Saturday, Sun day, sad is as follows :—August 4, diarrhea, 21; sp ag to cholera, 6 ; cholera, 2; deaths, 3. August 6, -rhos, 26; approaching to sheers, 2 ; &elan, 6; deaths, 1. August 6, denims, le ; approbate, to Maws, 2. It should be observed that of the 6 cholera 010111 on Tuesday, 2 are sailors from the Remiss ship, Pella; re ferred to in yesterday's Doily News. The reports from Bedminster ere iamb more cheerier, scarcely a owe having been remind et the Cholera Hospital since Friday. The epidemic is better aka in Si. Philip sad Jacob, although the want of attention to saniery arrangements is some parts et that extensive perish is in the highest degree talpehie. Dr. Perk/other brought under the consideration of the magi strate yesterday a court in Bread-street, in which the pimp stand' in the centre of six privies, en so dose to it as kr the elbsive mane to penetrate the well, which it has done. A mem died in that pees yesterday, and others are sickening. RAILWAY REPORTS. SOUTH fiTAFFORDSHIRI. The balance-cheat of this company to th e 31st hammy, 1849, has been made up, printed, and forwarded to the share holders. From this it appears that tha total amount of calls unpaid has bees reduce to about 40,0001. The theelpte have been : Os account of share capital, 624,2731 . 25. 3d. ; calla is advance, 1,4001. 12e. 3d. ; payments to sespense as count, 9041. 13e. ed.; profits on tames sold, 671.; interest rtcsived from beakers, •,1061.6a. 104.; interest received on oath, 3 , 3831 . 25. ed. ; amount received from lend menus, 1441.95. 7d. ; gross reviews readved from traffic, 6,2091.05.6 d. ; total merits, 339,4781.6.. 74. The expendftere includes the following items nary, parliamentary, and law expenses, 92,4311. 3s. 14. ; engineers, 6,4001 ; surveying and land valuing, 6171. 17s. ; advertising, 2361 6.. 4d. ; station i and printing, 6311. 10s. 103.; direction sad audit, 957 L 12e. 10d. • direc tors' travelling extanses, 1401. 150. lld ; newel tr avelling e: , 118/. Oa. 74.; setretary's and clerks' salaries, 1,3201.; rent, oaks ex petit cloak and incidentah, 6131.75. 3d. ; rates taxes, 271. 19s. 44.; &vulture and repairs of edema, 1351. Os. 44. ; land ascomit, compensation, and deposit, 140,9421 3s. 2d.; nila, chain. turntables, &c., 67,8871. 7..6J.; sleepers, 14,2261. 15s. 91.; works, 164,6751. lls. 7d.; cations, 6,6921. es. 31. ; carriage stock, 2,3201. 2s. • waggon and carrying stock, 6,6471. 9s. 14.• maintenanes of permanent way, 661. 18.. 3d.; transfers treei "calls in advance," 21. ; transfers from "suspense account," 1631. 13e 41. ; stores, miscellaneous stock, tools, and ha ' pigments, 441. 195.; interest on paid-up capital, 3,9431.45. 441.; i n t eres t generally, 9611.45. 7d. ; payments ou amount of traffic, via. London and North-Western Company (,r use of engines and carriages. 1,9701. 8.. 7d. ; ditto for share of net reran., 2 , 3591 . 2.. 103.; station establishment and general expenses, 4181. 16s. 2d.: total, 496,5251. 17s. 9d. This ex penditure lames a balance in hands of the company's bankers of 42,9321.8.. 104. BIRKENHEAD, LANCASHIRE, AND CHESHIRE. The accounts of this company for the half-year ending June 30 have been published, and sire the following items: Capital account: Net sum received on share', mortgagee, calls is advance, &c., 1,234,7031.105. 9d.; sums due to shareholders and calla. overpaid, 2,8301.• expended on ac count of late Chester and Birkenhead, U 5,4761. 51. 10 , 1.; paid for workine stock, 73,6661.95. ; expended for extension line to docks, 228,1/71. 14e. 84. Linder the head of expea &are for Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction, we find parliamentary expenses statel at 46,7861. 17s. 6d. ; engineering, 6,4881. sa. 104. • laud sad compensation, 61,8291 13s. 10d. • works, encluding permanent way, 166,77 M. 13s. 7d. ; 'direction, 2,4001. ; travelling expenses, 7211. 9s. 6d. ; advertising and printing, 8911. 15e. Bd. ; general office expenses, 3,6611. Oe. 7d.; law charges for ! general business, 3901. 13.. 7d. • interest, 14,2361. 94. Chester general station, 23,91:41. 4s. ; amounting in the whole to 1,164,1581. Mold railway, 4,1981. 19s. The balsam due to the company arc-Balance of loan to Birkenhead Dock Company, 7,4141. 184. lid. • balance due by Commiasioners of Birkenhead, 20,7231 . 6. ' lod. • balance required to make up dividends, 31st Decemb er, 1848, 59,7801. 19s. 84. ; the cash at bankers, 52,9731. Os. sd. The revenue account for the half-year shows the receipts have been 24,3411. 17s. 104. ; whilst the total disbursements were 10,6051. 15e. 6c1., leaving • balance on the six months' earn lop applicable for dividend of 13,8361.25. sd. IRELAND. DCSUN, AIIOCIT 6. Notwithstanding the bustle of the Queen's visit the mer:ts of the appainted predators to the Queen's Col leges were canvassed yesterday a great deal. The list of names falls miserably below the great public expectations which had been raised here, and the array is not very likely in general opinion to in terfere with the monopoly of education enjoyed by "04 Trinity." It is felt that there is great defici ency of tone in the appointments, and the list feeble. Some of the appointments in the me dical department are treated by the faculty here with contemptuous derision. But the names chosen in the department of " logic and metaphysics" are particularly scouted at. If yen asked in the Daily News of Saturday, " Who was Sir Robert Murray Keith?" you well may inquire "who are Messrs. Moffatt and Riad that have been wetted to the important chairs of login and metaphysics in two of the colleges ?" But there will be time for canvassing these ap pointments when the bustle of the Queen's visit will have passed away. ' The knighthood conferred on Sir William Lyons, the worthy Mayor of Cork, has given pleasure not only to his host of friends, but to all parties in the city. He is a moderate follower of the O'Connell party, but a gentleman of perfectly independtnt spirit. He is a merchant of eminent standing. The worthy knight is himself a liberal Roman catholic, but Lady Lyons is a protestant, and con nected with kernel tory families of respectability. The place of Sir Nicholas Fitzsimon has been con ferred on Mr. Galway, a Roman catholic gentleman, brother of the late John Matthew Galway, formerly M.P. for Deeprvan. BINNINOTWI AND MIDLAND COUNTIES Eznlsl- TlOtt OP FAT CAITLIN de —At the MUSK of a soother of gentlemen imaged in agriculture, and other parties in terested in that branch of national industry, It has been determined to issue proposals for the establishment of an annual exhibition of fat cattle and sheep, of fat and store pigs, and the several kinds of domestic poultry, to be held in Birmingham in the month of December in rach year. The facilities of railway aommunication to 'early evilly part of the country, and the fact that in the midland counties there are many of the moat eminent breeders and feeders of stook, ismer to warrant the conclusion that such an realties will prove • successful experiment, and lead to valuable practical results. With a population of two hundred thousand persons, the town of Birmingham emasumes a large proportion of the produce of the surrounding dis trict, sad it is • matter of great importance that the supply of animal food should be large and of the best description. By means of exhibitions the real merits of the several breeds of animals, their v ,lee e certain ages, and the weight and quality of flesh which they will produce with a given quantity of food—•ubjects at this time (senor log ',nerd &Mafiosi—can be perfectly ascertained. The newlustitation has faits patron the Right Hes. the Bail of ,kylesferd, and for its vice-president the Mayer of Birming ham. The schedule of premiums, with the essditions of entry and competition, is one of the most jedfolous docu ments of the kind we have seen. It bean theelpature of Mr. T. M. Wright, " Honorary Secretary , Me." and p 01111110416 all the elements of knowledge about what are requisite to mum moons to • good tame. The propel has met with very general favour from Malin and ezumelve parobleore of stock, sad the meant of =ammo M be awarded In prism pismires to be The effiginators of the Midland Ceti** Rabbi ties an eertaluly acting in a proper spirit, m will at ease be admiltad whoa we state that formal gistlessea emu hem lerstsMitais week to Leeds be sell& the wergatgla Iftemben of the Tablet,* loiety. LIM net war esnatryaso will eardially had a leiping hand tithe peamileg movement la Werwidukkm—Leeds Inlet CORONERS' INQUESTS.—YuraIDAY. TIM SUICIDE AND ATTEMPTED MORD= IN TIN HAMPSTIOAD•IIO•II.—Bdon Mr. IL M. Watley, upon the body of May Ana Chapman, who, on Saturday naming, endeavoured to warder her three children by strangulation, and afterwards destroyed her own life by the Name means. TM of the ore appeared is the Express of . laidasee haviag been given me to the condition whisk the three Madre* Gad the body of the Massed were dimmered, a Mrs. 'Medal' deposal that she found a blunt knife and raver in the room, but did not Opera any mute el bleed. On Friday evade, she sew the deceased's hasbeml wising the Waren. Deceased had lately nom. *Med very maid of bar head, and edam tried to get ha a lean for the hospital. It arrived Just before she wee band dead. TM» were a variety of reports is circalatlon, bet streedemaly believed that the husband was lament of say guilty share in the transaction. They were always al. hationate to their children. bat bad experieseed great pries dens. In fact the husband bad pawned almost his last shirt for Is. dd.—The Ceram said it was clear that A. deceased had committed the aid !Myself, and the only question wee, what state of mind she wee L at the time.—Verdiet, " Tem porary insanity, brought on bypoverty and du tress." SOICIDIL—Before Mr. Payne, at the Coopers' Arms, Fish streMkill, ea the body of Charles Ferguson Lockheed, a youth aged 18. It appeared that the diseased was junior clerk in the *Mee of Messrs. Oates and Haycock, wholesale batter seerakente, in Fish street. City. His general conduct bad always bees good, sad his VaIiSION hid no reason to doubt his liessety until hat Saturday, when in =skies up his bills, he baying the management of the petty % cash, his employers toned a deficiency of 181. in an seam of h2l . la reply to his mule re' questions as to how he had disposed of the money, he made no answer for some time, bat in ames4xasmination he said, " Oh, he had left silver to the amount of 181. at Mr. Hine's, a publican, sad be was going to get the sum is gold en Monday." Hr. Cepsesan, Who is the junior partner ia the firm, berarbady slat to the publiaftesse, but Mr. Hines deeded the stamisemt ef Ids having left say money with him. TIN deesesed that soda went mother private examination, but he would net aides' that be bad Oaten it. Mr. Co *man, in order to draw from him an aeknowledgment of having taken the money, went out upon the env of procuring an officer. He was absent for the e 41111110, where he bad left dreamed for a few Wastes, when he resented, he found the ualortunate youth lassasibbs on his back, with a quantity of saliva ret ain' from his mouth. He died before maks' assistance andel be ebtsiaed. Shortly before his death, he requested the ammo ha the employ of Masers. Oats' sad Hayrack to take wiefter to his wafter. This epistle ran nearly as follows: Whim chi reaches you I all be no barer in the world. My mama are deficient to the amount of 181., bet I ham nee Mimi my employen. I em the victim of elm= bat which I cannot reveal." When his room wseafter death, a number of chemical works with a lar ge ammo* al chemical apparatus were hand. His death was caused by taking a large quantity of the essential oil Of almonds. Verdict, " Temporary insanity." UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. MATRICULATION EXAMINATION PDX IiONOIIMS, 1849. Th• following candidates hays obtained heinous: Ix CLAISICI3.—Edw. Jas. Stephen Dicey (Exhibition), Eing's Coll.; Richard Child Heath, Univ. Coil.; John William Jamas, Univ. Coll.; Remy James Freaks, Queen's Coll., Birmingham. BIATZIMATICII AND NATV/LAL PHILOAOPIT.—Henry French (Exhibition), Wedgies' Coll Inst., Tannin; Bur ford Waring Gibson*, Kin's Coll.; William Gurney ' , Belch ton Coll. • Joseph Powell , Mill Rill Grammar Soh ; Wil. Liam AIM 40•11, St. Edmund's Coll., Ware ; William Beery Deady, Anemia= Oran'. Soh.; Gawp Murgetroyd, Amer ahem Gram. •Seb. ; Henry Williaar Bleby, Wesley Coll., Sheffield; Langford, private tuition • James Rossi tor Parfitt, Wesley Coll., Sheffield ; Ewa*: Henry Olive, Anent= Gram. Sch. dikkrarir:ZireTlOriek Jobs Money (prize of books), St. Thomas's Hosp. ; Richard Wi'kinson, King's Call.; Edward Ash Ha rlow, Bristol Medical Bth.; William Roberts. private tuition ; Henry Eofleld Roscoe. Univ. Coll.; Henry Stone Lambert, Queen's Coll., Bins. ; Henry James Frenkr, Queen's Coll., Birm. SOLI/ff.—Job!' Zechariah Lawrence jprise of books), Univ. Coll.; Richard Wilkinson, King's 011. ZOOLOOT.—Edward Fry (prize of books), Univ. Coil. ; William Henry Flower, Univ. Coll.; Frederick John Money, St. Thomas's Hap. ; George Moore, Anionbant Gram. Bch. The number of candidates for matriculation was 179; axd the number that passed the examination was 167. Pimaxarro.—Rov. J. G2DOI, to Bildootoa R., Sot. folk, dia. Ely ; ha, with residatco; patron, Rev. C. Jason. 800. J. WILLIAMS. to Lienymowddwy R. Ilertarnstb, dio. St. A.; 2181., with residence ; patron, the Bishop of St. Amok. Rev. W. H. Boozes, to IColiogbury R , Northampton ; dio. Peterburough ; 6471., with residence : pat., Rem. K. B. Hughes. MILITARY. KARAM() SOLDIER/I.—Tb, following circular has just bean famed Ay the War-office, to officers commanding regi wients.—" With reference to the allowance granted In the Queen's Warrant of let July, 1848, of one penny a day each to eoldiers,pernitted as an indulgence to find their own lodg ings when their corps is in quarters, which allowance - is iesuable only to mimed soldiers and to no greater number than six fir each troap or company, ae stated in article 353 of the War office Explanatory Directions, I have the honer to acquaint you that her Majesty, in gracious consideration for the further comfort of the married eoldier, and with a view to facilitate the separation of the married from the angle men in barrack-rooms, has been pleased to command that a like allowance of one penny • day each shall also be granted in the cavalry and infantry of the line stationed in barracks, both at home end abased, to such married soldier., not exceeding three for every hundred men, including non commissioned officers sad rank and file, es shall receive from the commanding officer tlmiler permis sion. All claims for this allowance at home, whether the corps be in quarters or in bursas, are to be prepared and forwarded in the mune prescribed in Ariel, 306 of the War Office Explanatory Directions. In stating the claims, the names of the men, and the period and amount of the claim for each, are to be specified, with a certificate from the com manding officer that the men, being married, and having their wives or children present with the regiment, were permitted by him to find their own lodgings for the periods stated ; and, in the case of a carps in barracks, a certificate from the biz rack master, that the said men did not receive accommodation in barracks for the said periods, is also to be annexed to the claim. (Signed) F. Maths." SPORTING. TATTER SALL'S-MONDAY. The Goodwood settling eagrossed eh* attention of a very crowded roan until nearly six o'clock. A few aa ,J 1 bets were afterwards laid at the fellowieg petite BRIOUTO!! STAkd5. _ _ _ to that The Dui; WlietifOrii — LiaLl. to Any other. EBOR HANDICAP. to list Mr. Nolan's Blucher. to Mr. E. R. Clark's Girdle. to Mr. Powney's The Hero. to he 3. Holders Van Diemen. I to Lod Egtiaton's Olen Saddle 1 to Mr. Peat Coekerasouth. BT. LEGER. to on Lord Egliaton's The Flying Dutchman. Oen to take NJ to I about Honeycomb. DERBY, IMO. 13 to 1 apt Duke of Richmond's °Wile Callum (t). WARWICK SEP ISM] itANDICLP for the lAaliiillll 15 te, sad 5 only it &clued on BER MEETING, 1849. gton Stakes of 25 son. earl, or before Tuesday next. Ku The Hero,d yrs 4 =O4 4 yrs l3 3 yrs The Cur, sod Irre, 3 yrs r, NON4 I +3O larrasos, o yrs Throdebe 4 yre 1 himeitlies. mei 734144 yn *'m rs at lb Cast-off, 4 yrs, 3 11 Westow ' 3 yrs 3 10 fit. 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Wt. 4 yes ---- .... - t= 4 244 4 1 Mr,.. versam. 4 yrs 40. _ $ yrs 4 1 Perna& a yes Itsbleses. 4 a yrs In WINe ele oat 0 Ito Semisdes.el. 3 yes 4 Pik" I yrs Min Ilessegh 3 yrs .- ...... 4 Parsiaos II yn errigr esal Ealmai".6.6 7stse Dsnim...ll7l. 3 " : 7: 3 . 3 . 7 "l ., sat 4 14 Sebiser, sin Ilairente, 3 yrs as x. 444 yrs /Om 4 yrs War to Satirist, 4 yro„..- De it Apie, 4 pt.- ....... alligarr . re. 4 IS, 4 yrs. 1110 4: 4 724 4 DeasSes, 4 yes 3 yre 4 Iniessoe 4 yrs. Milani 3 ye.— 4 Oassisers, 4 yra r i g= pin 4 114144% nme. 4 II& Cleedwit 4 Y es no Oseklell. 3 yes -- ..... 4 l at ill e i lia 3". 11.• Maw 3 In-...—. 4 Mlle" i yrs 4 0454k4. 3 Yrs ----- Sosearonisse 4 yrs 1 11•87, 3 yes 150 . 4. 4 744 „... ...... _...._ I Way The 'Mak $ pli 4 Tea Ilnissa„ arra Ilielboe, 4 yrs 1 If the highest weight aceeptitig be nadir eat 71b, it will be raised to est fib, sad tits othea is proportion. rO.- riff/LAMEST FIRST OCTOBER ....... TUUSIDLY. Kr. Bolt's Colliaprood, 94 7ab. opt Duke of Bedford's reatibbroos, Est 71b. Last half of A.b. M. 200 h-lt. CRICKET. ETON e. WINCHESTER. Mb greed steteh was ma yesterday by Eton, is one in- WV% sad 37 Tees to mire. The fellowieg Is the wore : &ow. la We. A. Es biiiiiiir a A, MA's, Esq., b Marna 4 Chart,'" Fag., b Marra 44 W. Pfeil, Esq., bllenatit W. Num", Erg., b Morns ........ ..... 0 F.Battault, E'q., a Egerton, b Marra ...... . H. Althea, Eag., Ibw. b Bausett. .... 24 Y. Iltrawy, FA, b Norm C. Norman, fag., b Abater T. Cheats; Faa., 1 b w, b Bennett W. Aldwros, Erg, rat oat 0 b U. w la 42 Waircamma. Tota let Inn. 11 61114 l E. Chaplin, Yap, sand b Charles... 19 e Norma; b prat an i E. Lipaeotab, Em., b hest W. Mart* TA., b Prat l6 b Frest • .......... 1 OG. TF0411166, Sm., la Prat 0 b hangs . Mann, Tag., b Pram l9 b Prat li Yom la lla q q., b Prat W. 11 hp, b Charles. 1 et Kam, b Charles. 0 P. Willa, ' ~ b Charles ......._ 3 b Marks - 3 Hon. C. Mama, natant Egeetcm EN., Ibw, b Maria 0 not out b7,w3 IS b1,w4........ .... 10 Total ENGLAND v. BURREY, BOX —RETC This Match was commence( shwas Oval, sari Um follow days Play &ai o m n lit inn. Brockwell, b M 7 Julius Clear, b liinkly Me ter, b Mous Myna Box. a Pilatt, N. Felix, b b alai, C. Oattme, FA., a Gay, b Well I. M. L ee, Erg., a Mon, b 24 Hinkly Martino% b Ilinkly 27 Merman, a Nicholson. bClarka 22 =yea a b Claris Day, mit oat 0 b 3, w BO Total WITH HILLYHE AND RN MATCH. yesterday saornies at Kee n is the result if the first Total 179 ENGLAND. let lan. W. Nleholsoa, En., b Haller 0 A. Mammal, Eaq., a Day. b I Hillyer Dena, b Balm l7 Poe, e Day. 0 Slasfalana Parr. b Mayer IS Clah DNS lA. layn. b Day a aa I Boa Cal. I. ma oat I Maim nal cat a Ifilakly Lillyarklta . — ...... Total ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. HIORTZEN OF BURY AND SUFFOLK. This match was brought to a eloas oa Satazday last, in favour of England. Score: EIGOL*1111• lat ivs. tad inn. Clarke, a Leech, b Fla 4 not out 1 A. N Ooletsaa, b Cheater PI b earn lO Parr, b F. PileborCaßya, b Diver ... I b Caren l4 Gay, a 164, b Diver ..... .. ... ~........ U b Caffyn l4 N. Tells, b Direr Box, 1 blardag4 run out Capt. Lantoar, bNu 3 e Freeman, b Direr W. PM* b Diver 8 a Peek, b Fig, Ilillyer, not out 3 b Carp 4 b 17, w 3 2O b17,w4 2l Total 153 Bray. Ist Inn. A. Hardest, Esq., b =yet 1 e Fells, b Clarks 1 J. Trewthan, Esq., e Box, b I.llllyer b Hillyer ll Pige, e line, b /1111yer beeklne, b Clarke Chester, a Pilch, b Hillyer Diver, e Ms, b Clerks Calltyn, b Hlllyer G. La, 64.,• Lantaur, b =lre.. ab•ent W. Proems; Esq., a Parr, b Chits run out 2 P. llacintyrie, Esq., cleft, b Hillyer e Felix, b Myna 4 B. Camas, Pp run out e Box, b Mynn J. Welehem, Esq., b Hillyer W. Mike, be., c Lautsur, b Hillyer b 11111yer C. Calvert, b Myer e and b P. Pilch l6 C. D. Lamb, Esq., a Pell; 0 Hillyer b Minn 0 H. Durrant, Esq., b Clarke 1 absent T. Peek, Eeq , net out W. Hubbard, Esq., e !Lynn, b Cl xke not oat 0 bl, w ,n b Total 9O Total 6O Total 144 . _.. . Ind Inn. BLACK WALL REGATTA. The prizes were s new .kill and monies, to be contended for by sit free watermen. The distance was from off Black well Stairs, round the Folly House, to the Hest India Do.ks and back. _ _ FIRST HART. G. Wbeldon (Green) I C. Preesman E. Dent (Pink) 0 Wheldon aed Pressman kept doge together until the turn, when the former shot ahead and won cleverly. Bacons 111 SAT. W.Mllton UCory (Durk ue u Atkins (Yellow ) 0 ) Milton took the lead and kept it, closely followed by At kins, who (though upwards of 60 yeses of age) gave his youthful opponent some Double. TOM Jim. _ _ This heat was comprised of the losers of the Ant and se cond heats, and came off as follows i C. Pressman (Lightbluel 1 &Dent IL Corey (Dart Igoe a 0. Atkins (Yellow 0 This was en extraordinary hint, Pressman and Atkins changiog positions two or three times. Fovarz Been. G. W Ma heless ...... ....... -.—.-- ..... —...„.....(0r Red) een) 0 1 W. ( (Dirk blue) 0 This was en emellently contested lust. FIMAt lIIIAT. 0. Wheldon (Green) 1 W. Milton. (Red) 0 The he.t created general excitement, and ended in a good race, Green winning by half a beat's length. gab, 3lntellteence. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-YESTERDAY. Buvis Tna Caw COMMISION is. lit 11 CILLIILYA THIIO . B . BY.—THS CRIDIT SYSTIN AT _ - THE UNITZEDITIES. The insolvent, whew cue appeared in our paper of yr,- terday, attended to receive tho Judgment of the court on the complaint of nearly a dozen mammon at Oxford, for debts contracted whilst he was a student at Exeter College, Ox ford. . . . His Honour thought the I resent was • very distressing ease. It was that of a young man who had been sent to one of the universities to have his mind improved and enfared, with the view of grasping some of the difficulties of life, and adopting one of the liberal professions. It was distressing to see the fondest hopes crushed, and the patty en applicant to this court. Creditors to the num ber of nine or ten bad opposed, but only one appeared —a Mr. Randall, who kept a well-known shop at Oxford, and it was complained that he bad contrasted debts which be had not paid. It was right to say that there was no complaint that any false representation bad been made ; but, on the contrary, it was admitted that no inquiries had been made as to his parents or bis means of payment. Mr. Randall bad stated that his charges were the same as those of tradesmen at the West-End, which meant that he charged the' highest price he could for his articles. Then, again, there was the temptation of long . credit for five per cent. interest. He (the Chief Commissioner) was of opinton that persons who applied goods at Oxford or Cambridge without making inquiries did not deserve the particular attention of the court; they involved families and blighted the hopes of pullets. He, however, did not consider the in. solvent was a:medlar his conduct ; he was one of 12 chil dren, and sent from Australia to be educated, with an allow sure made, and his father had given instruction to his agents to pay 60W. for the son's dads, but afterwards reduced the anon to one half. lie (the Chief Commirsimer) had heard no evidence of the withdrawal of the 3001, and he was of opinion that somethieg should be done for the creditors. The open pronounced a discharge, otaditional on the pay. I nman of 2501. Into watt, allowing the remainder for the ex penses incurred on the part of the insalvent. Serous Ocoomnoanca BAWL TIN DUKE 07 BII7IOIWICR V. 71111 BATIRIB7.—IN RI Diamnraw F. Ps Assox. Ttia insolvent, who was opposed on the part of the Duke of Brumwkk, and whose cam was reported in our piper of Saturday, appeared to receive the judgment of the mart. The learned COMMiflliolleft mid be had deferred giving Judgment in consequence of the excitement in the court when the ease was heard. Hs certainly considered the amount awarded enormous, but he had nothing to do with that. The sum of 1,5001. was certainly a large amount. The point raised before hint was the degree of malice in the case, bat in his *mien there was no Wm in the ease as to malice, Th. only • jury held that he had. Whether the amount could have been reduced on the ground that it was excessive, he did not know. He should not go beyond one•half of the period allowed by the act. His Honour remanded the in solvent from the 12th June, the day of the vesting order, for twelve calendar months, at the suit of the Duke of Bruns wick for the damages awarded in the action for libeL ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT. CROYDON, AUGUST 6. The commission for Surrey was epeued to-day by Mr. Baron Alderson. There are only 26 prisoners for trial, and most of the eases are of the ordinary description. On the siva side 16 special jury mums are already entered, and at the sitting of the court to morrow (Tuesday) there will pro bably be nearly 100 causes on the hat. [Advertisement]—Fos INDIGESTION, STOMACH AND Lunn 001111MLUSITS. TALE HOLLOWAY'S PILIA.—P6IIOII6 , sufhTing trams my daraigensent el the liver, stomach, or the organs of dhpv mai should hem resorts M liolicaray's PM; es them lam other atedielne Mom that ads on Owes particular complaints with such monk .sees. Its peoallar premeds strengthen the tome of ths Ma i Wrens the apposti, and purify the limo. For bowel ann. le rhumb* es it removes came of them, thereby caged/ i t: dub. ' patina to tin =est= and strength. I Nevem et eirat and lowness ef 'Oita be easily cured by takhg a sewn of Holloway's PiEs.—Seld by all dia. .Leti and at Mama !Edgware salablishment, 244, anam4 London. TSB POLICB COUBTS. MANSION ROUSH. A NW:IL MODE OP DETECTING PICIPOCILITIL—Enema Hamilton wee charged with having picked the pocket of Mr. Pick, a German processor. The complainant said he had lost some silk pocket hand kerchiefs in the neighbourhood of Lombard-etreek in mime gnaws of the ingenuity of the London thieves, and he had determined to lose noncom. In order to wears himself from fucker plunder of the kind ke had fastened a strolls pass of black silk thread to the corner of a handkerchief which he put into his pocket, and he held the thread in his hand, in order to check the nest thief who should make a tug at his property. He went down Lombard-street prepared to do jus tice to himself and society, bat unfortunately he did not catch a proper hold of the thread, and cut popped Ms handker chief ones more without his knowledge, and off went the thief. Determined to catch somebody, he armed biome( with mother handkerchief, and into tho same locality be walked once more. In his last attempt he succeeded. As he passed along Lombard•treet„ with the hand to which the silk was attached in his troweer's pocket, he suddenly felt a violent bite, and stating round he pounced upon the pri soner, who was endeavouring to pat the handkerchief into her bosom, and was soon placed in the custody of a police man. The prisoner—Lord bless you, I know nothing at all about it. I was drunk ; that's the fact. When a woman's in liquor sbe don't know what she's about. Alderman Gibbs—You shall go to hard labour for three months.—Committed. WORSHIP-STREET. BEIITAL ASSAIILT.—JO7;;P.7I/oTlan was charged with the following outrage upon Dr. John Godfrey, a medical gentleman, residing in Mount-place. Whitechapel. Mr. Godfrey stated that while returning haste in hie pig at a quarter put 1 that morning, be heard screams of " M ur. der," and "Mercy," in a woman's voice, and on driving rapidly to the corner of Baker's-row, from which direction they proceeded, he saw the prisoner grasping a woman by the area, and twisting it round from the shoulder in suck a brutal manner as must have occasioned her the most acute pain. The woman was still shrieking when he drove up, and the prisoner, stung that her cries were drawing atten tion upon him, then asksu her by the throat le stop them ; upon which several peptises, *ho bed collected round them, metered their indignagen at the mares brutality, and called loudly to him to release her. The prisoner, however, kept his hold ; and, as the woman appeared to be choking, witness caught him by the collar, upon which the prisoner give him such a furious kick In the stomach, that he drorped upon the pavement, and the instant he recovered his feet he dealt him a second kick upon the leg and in a very short time his boot was filled with blood. Witness mild continue the contest no longer, and the prisoner was about to escape when several other persons who bad been drawn to the spot by the woman's cries, held him till the arrival of &constable, when he was given into custody. The prisoner boldly denied almost everything that was stated against him, and called Martha Holmes, the young woman upon whom the alleged violence had been indicted ; ' but, upon being placed in the witeees-box, she expressed a wish not to prefer any. charge against the accused, declared ' it was ell " a lark, ' in which, though the prisoner had cer tainly twisted her arm as before described, she didnot think he had any real intention to hurt her. It was evident, how , ever, that the girl had been shamefully treated, notwith standing her anxious denial, and Dr. Garlfrey stated that when the struggle between her and the prisoner ended, the young woman was completely exhausted, and was manifestly materiel very seriously. Mackintosh, &constable of the H division, who took the prisoner into custody, described the condition of the girl in similar terms. Mr. Remindll raid, a more brutal and unprovoked outrage had seldom come under his notice, and as his powers were wholly inadequate to deal commensurately with snob savage conduct, he should at ices send it for the decision of a jury. The prosecutor, however, interposed and requested that the magistrate would adjudicate summarily in the matter. Upon this Mr. Hammill expressed his regret that he was not able to impose a heavier amount of punishment, and sentenced the primer to pay the full penalty of 61., or in default to stand committed for two months to the House of Correc tion. The prisoner was unable to pay the penalty, end was therefore carried off in the van. SOUTHWARK. ALLEGED EMBIZZLIIIIIZNT BT A WABBANT OFPICIR Robert John Beeroor, in the employ of the high bailiff of Sow hwark, was charged with embezzling the sum of lot. 16s. 5.1. _ _ It appeared that the prisoner was employed to serve wer rants of execution from the Southwark County Court, and to receive money, which it was his duty to account for to one of the clerks of the establishment as soon as it was paid over to him. On a recent occasion it wan ascertained that the prisoner had received the sum of 101. 15s. 6d. for and on account of one of the suitors of the above court, and on being questioned on the subject he admitted that the money was paid to him under protest, and when called upon to ac count for it his answer was that he was not in a condition to pay it now, and he was therefore given into custody. One of the clerks attended, and said that if the prisoner was re manded he had no doubt other cases would arise where he hrd received various sums of money under similar circum stances, and converted the whole to his own purposes. The prisoner was accordingly remanded. PUBLIC SALES. ACCIVIT 6.—By Mr. TOWNIEXD, at the Mart —Family residence, 1, Cornwall-terrace. Leo, Kent, let for 601. per annum, held for 414 years at 51., land tax redeemed, fixtures included in the purobsse—.old for 5901. A ditto, 2, Cornwall-tatraos, let for 651., held on the same terms as the foregoing—sold for 7401. A ditto, 3, Cornwall•terrace, let for 601., luM on the same terms-7501. _ Cornwall-terrace, let (or 601., held u above— A ditto, 6, Cornwall-temee, let for 651., held u the former-7901. A ditto, 7. Cornwall-terraee, let for 701., held as the pre ce.ling-7401. Four freehold oottaires, Sophia , place, Lewisham, Kent, let for 131. each lees Lies—sold in loot for 60.51. Meson. 11000AILT, NORTON, NA 0.41[1.13Y, at the Mart.— Freehold enclosure of arable land, at Langton, near Tun bridge Wells. containing 7a 2r. 36p.. subject to a rent charge of IL 10s. per annum—sold (or 3901. Freehold butcher's shop and pramises, in the village of Lsogton, let for 201 per annum, and a cottage let for 2s. per week—sold for 3701. Freehold wheelwright's shop and premises, Langton, let for 20/. per annum, and a cottage, let tot 21. per week—sold for 4001 _ _ . _ Freehold shop, forge and premise', Langton, let for 201. per annum, and a cottage, let for 2s. per week—sold tor 5101. . _ Mesrt StturTLswonsx and SONS, at the Mart —A policy in the Norwich Union cffice, for 1.0001., with 3001. Bs. Bd. accumulations, life 67, premium 251. 10s. 10d. sold for 6101. A ditto for 9991., bonuses 2601. Bs. 9d., life 67, premium 271. 84. 4d.-5601. A ditto for 1,0001. in the London Life Association , on the mime life, reduced mould premium 131. 15s. 6d.-5501. 1001. shares in the Bermondsey new leather market-- 564 : t?5Bl..l!'PhF?.. Policy .11001. Irish currency, or 7381.9 a. 3d. British,with accumulations thereon amounting to 1671. 6s. British, in the Union Insurance.offiee, life 80, prom= 341. 10s. 4d. —6lOl. - - Contingent lire interest of a bankrupt, aged 46, surviving his wife, aged 45, in sums amounting to 13,3501.--6001. Eighteen third-class 1001. shares in the General Revel.. sianary end Investment Company, 801. paid, and 101. called. —721. to 741 per share. A policy for 7001. in th. Handin.Hand, life 71, reduced premium 231. 18s. 6d.-2501. A ditto for 2.00 W. in the Handin.lland, life 43, reduced premium 2.91. 6d.-3001. From Mi BDINB URGH GAZETTE.—Friday, Awg. 3. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ALMANDItt BILI, Dundee, merchant, Aug. 14 end Sept 4, at the Royal Hotel, Dundee. Omura,. Ctsreesrow, Auebindinny Maim, Edinburghablre, Aug. 13 and Sept. 6, at Dowell 's Rooms, Edinburgh. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. TI7ZSDLT, ArOLIBT 7, 1849. The State of the Weather kt each of the following rictus at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. courts of Nereasth of Beta of Weather. Name el Liam wind. Wind. BASIROMAX E. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Bairn.= M.E. Cahs Partislly Cloudy 'WIWI= Biammisma W.B.W. Calm Partially Cloudy limouwarsa E. Calm Cloudless lilltilllON B. calm aoudless Burros N.W. Oentls Breese Cloudier ...L 1.12111.3 Cum' norm's's' .... GLABGOR Guircurraa OREENWICII... &ILE. Gulls Breese Pardally Cloudy Humes N. Calm Cloudless LANA= Calm Overcast LAMAR= W. Calm Pally Clear Lamarou ........ B.E. Calm Cloudless Illascusras B. Oestl•Breass Overeat NIWCAITLI Oussui W. Calm Partially Cloudy Pots" B. Gentle Brum Pa rt ially Cloudy rOILTIMOVIZ B.B. Oen* Bum Partially Cloudy Rums* &W. Owls limos Partially Cloudy Roost fluer ....... SOVIVANITIS SUNDIZIAND W.W. Osatiolineas Partially Cloudy Calm ParUay Cloudy Turtroas ----- B. Wm Cloudless Timpanist . ..... „ N.B. Gibs Partially Cloudy Wainuisma [Advertisement.) —RossELL's CO:WM.I74M Toes= CorrioL—Tbla beautiful Coles, en superior to the *Abe le general use, bas beat declared by the mot euperfeuend sal hut judges le the trade to be of a vary &oleo deregleiss and united by the most =lsm ot ties Ins* as to Telt= bondable( qualities, le had to Nubia grotheet mem et CeMeome, or true Donee ot time COIN Itorrh militate th em mono beating properties padded by eras rush( ls the eedloiw idi zt The reico ot Two Pearls It • rated Walk with sine *topper, is 3.. 4d., delivered la all ports d _Lowlew.ooll7l or a eon. containing ain two-pawl bottles, Wwureal lo sag prat ot tttg carnage-paid, upon receipt of a posealloe emir Isr Oro nueeen :.nd Os, Tea lterk, 714 _Histuotrest, asewo.4 lll" & s t /elms-street, Oareat-pnka. wer-Selgoebill SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCIL mimeo, thernmeamar, o'A ' 81014 " •147411 50 t CASUALTIES. Beaver, Shields, of Sunderland, from St. John's, N this pert, went on chore at the entrance of this hari . , 4 ; Byermo to.day, uth, and A is dug. 3. ischarging part of her cargo to aft gg... Horrocke (schooner), from Antwerp ter London, Ins off the sands, and brought into this harbour la state.—Margato, Aug. 4. 1 Marrie o t f la doc Ca k uifuthial°mTiechriiniog„ o f T g ri ot ea rs' h er el ore rn the ibilta il .east out the Bude gateway, and fell over on her berm suds; n t has been raised, laid on Penarth Mud with eight het in her hold, and must discharge to repair. ..C o q August 4. Milford, Davies, from Liverpool to this port, whtell, shore to the Windward et this isl end nth ult. ins a total wreck —Barb dna, July 10. Oscar, Haddon, from Carthagena to London, was in a sinking state off Malaga 22ad inst. ; muter sode n picked up and brought here.—Gibraltar. July 30. Queen "'ornate Davies, from Callao Enlsad, inn lesk, and mils to the Southward of Caps g Tree !Le " w ; crew saved.—Valparaiso, May 29. ♦REM MAILB. Hamburg Holland Lisbon .. Pacific India vit. Southampton India viA Maneillie ........ Balton and Halifax .... . Mexico and Havanitah West India Brazil ARRIVED. Sept •, Aug. 23 0 Att2! 4.21 44.21 Alf7f-at Cork, August 4, from _ Onisksf a Airs Enna-at Grimsby, August 3, from ........... ...... es w oe , Aaaow - at Hid:, August 3, from ....... *tutus Aerosol -at Hull, August 3, from gnu* ADELAIDI-at PorUsnd Road; August 4, from ANx Euu-off Crookhaven, August 2, from ........... Amur-at Live August 6, from Baum's-at , Au 1, from ........ uoiror-off Bridlington, August 3. from Bussura-off Torbay, August I, from ....... . BOLTOX-at Plymouth, August 4, from .. .................. Boismoaos -off Scilly, Juiy 31, from ...... ... ........ Raman MaaCRAXT-at Gravesend. August*, .................. Crow' -at Gravesend, August 6, from Curios-at Gummed, Auguste, ...... ..... Qiummiscit-at Deal, August 4, from ..... Csiroass- at Hull. gust 3 . ham .......... Claw-atllull, August 3, from Cam -at Leith. August 4, from „ ..... MA rsopm -at Grim -at sby, Augu u gust r , from ....... flrl Bromtau-at Cork, August 4, front - EICILA3GI-at Hull, August 3, from ESCAPE-at null, August 4, frora SIAM-at Lynn, August 4, from. Eum-at Gravesend, August 6, from .-. num:as-at Gravesend, Augusts, from .......... ... ......„Oelrkuy Ermine-off Dungeness, August 4, tram Esinsasur -e.ff Torbay, August 2, fr0m........ ......... Eorra-at Saloom* August 4, from YaLL'OX-at Hull, August 3, from ... Puma or Um -off Sunderland, August . ; Gmaus (barquo)-at Deal, August 4, tr0m.......... lngham Huoisa-at Dundee, August; fr0m.,...,„ Mks Hum:re-at Harwich, August 4, ham. ...„. laumusa-at Gravesend, August 6, Bartrims Istitss -at Yarmouth Road; August 4, tosa: - ..............P0t5ram Jasus-at Bristol, August 4, ...... TAM Jams Its Cork, August 4, from...-. ...... mm Joimi-at Exmouth, Ammot 4, from him A. klii.v.sm-at Dolytesd, Atigiut 4, from (elles Josue Free-at Waterford, August ; from. .PhDadelphis Jams-off Torbay, August 3, tom Wbia Jo:rum-at Liverpool, Augusts, from- ..... ......._gt.John's, N.B. Locum: mt.-at Liverpool, August 6, from Mad Lxviarom.-at Liverpool, August 6, from .148016 Louisa Duim-at Limrpool, Mewl 6, Wllmeff Lyiu,--at Greenock, August 4, boa LAMONT-at Hull, August 3, from_ Lzo -at Rua, August 14, from ... ....... Looms- ts-stfortinroutiCAugust 5, fermt........... ...... ..... ..... Loom Deal, August. 4, from MAIIT AND DOROTHY-It Hull, August 8, fro Z.. ** Mus Masa. Lrretwouri-at Rochester, August 4, from___.. go Mawr Murmurer-at Deal, August 4, from.... Buds Mossscu-at Wild Roods, August 4, fr0n5...............1it Jahn, St Malllol4-at Torbay, August 3, from Maiwww-off Plymouth. August 4, from. lawks Mismares--at Liverpool, August G. from .... ......... ".......... • .Dinsein s PfiIDOILI. -at Gravesend, August 6, from Nroga-at Grunsby, August 3, from Bides NRPTCSII-at Holynesd, August 4, from Ark NATIIII-at Hull, August 4, from Nrrress-off Sunderland, August 5, from -.... , „ .. Witt 017AWA-Ilt heal, August 4, fr0m...,„ BOW O'lisarros-at Hull, August 3, from Ards* PLANICT-at Bridport, August 4, from --............. - .....11,1 Prour -at Greenock, August 4. from ...... _ -Jwilis Pima- at Shields, August 4, from North Meld Quasi. or rug film' -at Lynn, August 4, ham ......= Rama -at Hull, August 3, from ........ - ...... -. urns-at Hull, August 3, from ........... ... ....... . *...110 Sass-at Hull, August 4, from COP R113111311MAN(.11-at Lynn, August 4, from Pitarloss ROYAL GlltOlnli -at Plymouth, August 4, from.- lasi Harrows -off Plymouth, August 3, from SWAN -.at Cowes, August I. front Tibial& glests Srsureaonsw -at Hull, August 3, from StAssinsu-st Hull, August 3, from = fisacno-at Hull, August 4, from AKIN'S 14r.Orms s -at Hull, August 2, from Sistiowsu-at Sekund*, August 4, from item* gsrst.Low-st Liverpool, August 6, from ............... ..... -16114 M 8811/IAIIIIOBIIII-al Liverpool, August 6, from jiggle*. Srowerav-at Liverpool, August 6, from Yee Odom T. Mat I.lk-at Liverpool, August 6, from Passim Tows; or Derross -at Parka August 4, from -Bp Vows-at lirl , port, August 4, from Bp VILVILIA-at Cork, August 4, from .. - .......... ....-...-.PerminO Tron.wor -at Greenock, August 2, from Villa Sea thou-at Hull, August 4, from Orli Votawr-at Sutton Bridge, August 4, from ' it = Wittasar--at Bristol, August 6, from Wastwoastasli- at Grimsby, August 4, fr0m....„.„„ Isfurs-off Croolbaccu, August 2, from. Auks Jim BAILICD. ATAWITA—from Cardiff, AUglaili 4, tem... Ntp4l Agazos—from Falmouth, August 4, to ..„. Loos Azr.er —krill Greenock, August 3, to .Alezadrii ALsztr—from Holyhead, August 3, to. Q.ete, ANN—from Penzance, August 4, to Seta Assn—from Liver pou v l i;r 4ltost t. to Magni Asnz Jasa —from Li Anima 11, to . .... ...... Shsnilial Amarovfm—fray Liver August 4, to Wean Hammers—from Gravesend, Angus' I, to. Oil Cannons—from Dundee, Most 4, t 0....— Quist CLaaa—from Holyhead, Miguel 6, to Naolo CPIARLIS—from Gravesend, Aorta 6. to Do* CAIT•RILTTA —from Liverpool, Amok 6, to. Yoorfoonliol Emmet—from Cardiff, August 4, to lli lutszAto —from Cadiff, ituggitet 4, to Nil* . Laws-from Gm_ Auiust 8; to Easonssos-hum Greenock, August 3, to. Win I'AVOUNTK-from Bristol, August 6, to Pala Pmmon-from 'Bristol, August S. to Qsail nut 17/114t I-from Cardiff, August 4, to NW PANNY-from Hull, August 4, to .... ... a = Pumas-from Plymouth, August 3, to .............. Gumova-from Pill, August 4, to Oats °insults-hum Pill, August 4, to Peacoat.. bird lisitems -from Cardiff, August 4, to Vat ROLM° -front Tor*, August % 0D............ ..... ... ..... ....JOON V.IB lILLA- fr ons Shields, August 3, to Dant* Issosz.-from Southampton, At 4, to - ...a. Lime Jana-from Cardiff, August 4, to .- .. . ~ ..... „ Kew Tat Jas. Csnessz 1.-trom Greenock, August 4, to Gemass Lovas-from Plymouth, August 3, to lan Irani's, Magma -from Pill. August 5, to 4:l = Ntsmarrs-hum Cardiff, August 4, to htssarox-from Liverpool, ALLISON 6 . to .. _SinlisMo Manton-from Greenock, August 4, Jos..-- ...... .... mamma Otruros-froin Bristol, August 6, ko New Yak _ - - Gree?ock, ' Pram:-Rom - , Airgisi Is to Denson PIIODeCI-fl . OOl Hull, August 4. t 0......... *. Itlgs Parses os Wstas-from Liverpool, August I, to Lisbo PADAGOA-from Portsmouth, August 4, to Quito Rh thaorm -from Could!, August 4, to (lulu Rimovnr-from Liverpool, August 6, to ........- ...... Bruit Sum. EXDULT -from Gravesend, August 6, to P. BM Itscarr-from Bideford, August 5, to Qoffils ST. NIC/lOLAII-IMIR Cardiff, August 4, 63 ... Bander Fr. Jona-from Cardiff, August 4, to .........bew Yet Sows-from Greenock, August 3, t 0......... Yes Tot SPARTAN-from Greenock, August 4, to Guam ilscuithrs -from Portsmouth, August 4, to Lubsa guomos-lt.m Plymouth, August 6, to .Austols 1111ANDILA -trout Pill, August 4, to Banal' Uants.-from Liverpool, August 6, to.- ...... MOO Yoltasauas-from Bristol, August 5, to thilllN ♦ESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Anon Tata, Griffiths (supPosad), front Csaiff, out 13 days, for New York, June 1.5, lon. 27.49. Canox (brig), all well, bound south, out 11 days, tat. 40, lon. 13.41. nor; of Liverpool, from Rigs far Belfast, July 29, off Cul e Wrath. KILU3, Boucle, of Sunderland from Archangel for London, Zuly 24. all well, lat 66.10 N., lon. 7.10. Noel's (issrque), from Hew York for Bristol, July 8, ht. 37.44, 57.40. Luau (ship), steering southerly, July 31. lat. 49 N., lon. 10 W. - BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. COCKS.—Ang. 3, at Hertford-street, May.falr, the wife o' B. T. Cocks, Esq., of a daughter. FORD.—Aug. 3, at Kentish-town, the wife of W. Ford, Eeq•. 0 Gray's inn, of a daughter. FOWNES.—Ang. 3, at Fairfield, near Bath, the wile of E. C. Fawn% Fag., of a son. DOLMES.—Aug. 3, at Westover, 1.W., the wife of the 1100. W. tr. Holmes, of a son. STRVENB.—Aug. 1, at the Deanery, Rochester, the wife of tit: rev. C. A. Stevens, of a daughter. WATSON.—Aug. 3, the wife of E. Watson, Eeq., of Frogoal, Mt* stead, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BAelLtbLelEuvq—GoBs.—piAtensr;w2, Jane, S Goan. , L lCCO Bri rd ' it PRATER—GOLDIRO.—Ant. 2, at St. MarPn's.le.the.Fields, 1106 * ins, the Rey. T. Prater, M A.., Rector of Hardwicke and Toms,. OIVIL to Hyacinthe, secend daughter of Dr. Golding. SAXON—WINSTANLEY.—Aug. I, at the Methodist New Canonic , Chapel, Ashton-under-Lyne, by tlae Rev. W. Mills, Mr. T. MO% daughter of l, th C:p u t te P oi llai s l . to Mary, daughter of Mr. Wicataaley, both of Ashton-under.Ly sc WALKER—PATERSON.—Aug. 1, at Olwgow, by the Her. Dr. 04. chanan, Mr. J. Walker, of Glasgow, to Mary Douglas, rca' 0, of i l f• A, Paterson, Esq., Inspector of Taxes, Glasgow. DEATHS. EGAN.—Ang. 3, at Pentanville, Pierce Egsn, Fog., aged 77. YOUNTAIN.—Aug. I, Kr. 0. Fountain, of Mabgate, Lads. 7021117 of Ripon, aged b 3. LATHAM.—Aug. 2, at lartukk, A. Latham, Fag., aged 57. BCRIDAIIIOII.E.—Ang. 4, at Wimpateetreet, air C. studio" aged 70. Printed and published by WILLIAM KIM, HALO , of No. IS Loegir d ' meet, In the City et Loudon. Printer. at the Office, In Intibard• street, In the pretinotet Whitetriere.—Toseuar, Atom 7, Oa ,