The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-14 00:00:00

1. , ili 1 REMINISCENCEOP WERP. THE BOURSE AT N All day loeg did the bright Augue.t sun shin* wee the lair town of Antwerp, and :he 1111111 a hits sower of the cathedral was set forth in bnlliant relief against the clear bine sky, as the inquisitive Englishman pissed the handsome streets with un wearied step, explored the curiosities of the well- Mend memos, and noted with hitelligent eye the rug lines which Chalet had so vigorously de boded. As the traveller looked on the lunette Baint Laurent be recalled in imagination the in- fernal heat of shot and shell, the vigorous ascent of the French stamen, and the final triumph of the tricolor. That tricolor, however, thought he, has not always fluttered in the ranks of liberty. And many more, probably, would have been his musings, bet his English soul yearned foe dinner, and he had been long away from his island home, and visions of beefsteaks broke in among the forms of French rigiers, and he desired his commissary to show s way to his hotel. That hotel rejoiced in a name which promised comfort ; it was the Hotel de Bien-Etre, clot.e to the " Bourse of Antwerp." flat was its French name ; but, alas, it bad also a Dutch one. - - French exercise and fresh air, and " bif-stik " and strong Belgian port wine, not kept until it was mellow, did their work upon the Englishman, and be went to bed at eight o'clock, and he slept the sleep of Endymion. Bet Luna did not come to look spon him ; Aurora, In all her blushing honours, precisely at tour a.m. kissed his brows so gaily that he sprang from his bed with his energetic English heart more rigorous than ever. He descended the stain; but that landlady of radiant smiles was no longer visible ; no waiter answered the bell ; no thing could be discovered but • "boots," whose communications were confined to the vernacular. Alas' that unsophisticated Englishmen should wander in the Pays-Bu withoat • knowledge of the "Platt Deutsch." . Our friend strolled out into the town. What is so pleasant as the breath of morn? The lions of the preceding day paned in review ; again that elegant glare fascinated the sys; again the accuracy of yes teeday's measurements was canvassed ; the - height of the famous tower essuredly wee not SOO feet, though its light farm shot up so gaily through the blue air. The mathematician was in a day•dream. 01108 more flitted before him ravelins and eounter.car ps and triumphant Frenchmen ; but all the time his feet bore him onward through streets in which the shops were as yet that, till on one aide of the grand place" he espied, with a feeling of welcome, an open pastrycook's. Thither he beat his step', and there he refreshed his souL Alas ! self-confident Englishman, you left that shop without even in quiriog the way back to the Hotel de Bien-Etre. Of course, you might have gone back, like Senoacherib, by the way that you came. But then that turning— you don't remember that. Try again : do you know where you are at all? Every where the tall spire is visible, sad oar traveller arrives in the middle of the town, but the Hotel de Bien-ttre was at one end of it. Really it showed great want of topographical instinct not to get beck to your goal without in quiring your way like a countryman in London. At last pride was obliged to submit; so our friend went cep to a passer-by. The passer-by was not a gentle man ; there was no gentleman parading about at that hour, "De grace, Monsieur, enseignex-moi lie Amin a l'Hotel de Bien-Etre." Not a weed aimed from that Dutch month. So the traveller aid the boor looked at one another, and the traveller mast his interrogatory, and the boor shook hi. bead, and the traveller perceived that the door of eseamenication between those two mortal intelli gences was locked and bolted, and could Lot for the nonce be opened. What was to be done? Try another man: he was as big a Dutchman as the other. Try then another effort at self-navigation. Look at the sun; make out the points of the campus ; note well the streets; are any of those houses familiar to the eye? One day's experience was not enough yesterday the traveller had paraded those streets under the safe escort of the commissary, with a head stuffed with black state's of Isis, and Coehorn's system, and the stases might have been the streets of Timbuctoo. Bat there is another fellow. I will go up to him. "Eh bias, momeireur!" How he stares. What a ride look ! And his mouth widens, his eyes twinkle, and he bursts into a great guffaw. Insufferable! He turns upon his heel, and as he is overtaken by a ocesred• following 1 hear sounds. Good gracious! bow provoking ! to good broad Yorkshire he ex claims to his friend, " What a fat Frenchman" Oar traveller was not a— fat Frenchman. but an j Englishman. sensitive and shy, and full of VI3 ura ire Adage. Could he make up his mind to run after the brute ? No, he could not stoop to it ; he turned down the next street, resolved in his great English ' heart to make his way to the Hotel de Bien-E:re by his own unassisted energy. Bot, alas! he turned and turned in vain, end the morning wore on. It was Sunday morning. u.d tae boar for early mass, and lady-like women began to pass gently along the yet silent grottoir. " Egad "' said this traveller, " I will inquire of one of them ; a lady will assuredly understand French." So, select ing sae at random, a stately-looking dame, he made kh approach. He was conscious of a roué appear ance. Ha bed wandered forth from that much desired hotel subarea and unkempt ; the sun had looked upon him for weeks, and he had been in incessant locomotion ; his linen was soiled, and he was an Englishman ; and therefore, under the circumstances, his address was embarrassed. "De grace, Madame." A look of di.gast instantly pervaded the lady's face. It would not be easy, perhaps, to describe how she regarded the interruption, whether she deemed the humble suppliant a beggar or a heretic, or simply an impudent fellow—whether she was internally saying her prayers, or going over her sins pre paratory to confession. One cannot dire into that mystery ; but anyhow she flounced away, and the Englishman gazed after her, and sighed for the Hotel de Bien-Etre, as Ulysses sighed for Ithaca. But all things have an end—even misfortunes. The errant Englishman was delivered at last, and that, ton, by the exercise of his own faculties. The hotel, he suddenly remembered, was close by the Bourse; and Bourse, like " sack,' is of all leavings. He boldly went up to this next Dutchman sad distinctly pronounced the word " Bourse," making signs that he was beet. That word was a talisman, a polestar—it was " open testate." The goodnatured Dutchman painted with his finger to a turning ; and then another Dutchman was operated upon in the same way, till the Bourse actually hovi in sight, and the hungry Englishman was eventnally restored to his quarters in the Hotel de Bien-Etre. Let others wail for the Bourse as • memento of saris of prove,. my grief for its lose has its source is the conviction that • friendly beacon for forlorn tourists lest in the learn of the Antwerp streets hes perished. A Moo:quoin TRIP.—A trip to the *edam Athens " by moonlight" was Coke. on Tenthly Wit by &boat NO proms beloogleg to this town owl diserlet. The eicurelea wee wader the enperittoodeem of Km Gem el the likekshl Teteperesos Hotel, who scoampentisd the aide. The pity loft the Coital Stabs ehomit dter midsight, sod reesbei "Ababa:eh shoe' 6 o'clock nu.. zoo monitor, and seems g a pe te being ediekebly seated out, whit Oste empties that promised in the helm et this pemertepk. The orb►el eight 41 am helm the "hippie's " left lb. misdate, red her abeam* wee the osseel thews of meek pd kninoarld jest end tomlem . emosgst those of the en who k e pt " wltte swum' during the whole or ✓esew pert ef Hee= Arefoid at Erlisborgh, the vastest peemegero le men& of the mitatarassmit which a tembie *Smyth ths emote sod a visit to the prim. dpel Isethatimo of tits firs'Osh milea3 me so well idea. Led to mold% tai at eft o'cioshY the *Mail* they set wet sob hr Tremble, which wee reeelbed shortly before ems edit* yeseseday morning. To the Worlds, risme. with "hem time is es important cowelthisetlem, them "moonlight Wipe" ambit a somas of cbtohigy enjoyment at. very emelas of the biers of either Meat or repose, sad et the some doe the fans retract' se moderately ere the some of the very plowed, et Ie pines ea opportunity of resomalag body sod mind *kW the 'seek of - gloom ereq • dwelt. wen*. M Theloy. Birettsehets, awl le shell w take pies.—ftkeermawairoorric Tut TweutTi OW •17017111T.—Teirtmdmy grease sioneleff emeeesesee, bet vs hem set boss atis to km whet look weeded the apothems In this d:strict Plat imam of the imam to tie inentirg t from witortog cm the ppor t, bat to-doh will In lamely supplied, weather by Daly Mei. 1 = ,.. .. i p a 7mist gy m , 1 UK Twitrrz ov , . aboadfog owsaist, bet limat Isait atteeas4 We ap i = n. boisloreameas so liairtra t isor ais lit .ill ai er gus.—auvew Asi • THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14, 1858. prred to tarry on the business of scriveners, and lire spin dr as ate differ, some dying that Palmer vas at link mei dark, and the bummer of Palmer and Om was purr really the bankrupt's, others that they van a arra ins is Warts badness connexion with dr haahrat ba r s esesear wee is stating the baskrapt's debts sad am 1111,6304., while tie mem ere rid Is be limbed is lks mired, matiormi, lemma se. Alias. dr bankrupt pterred teriiemble heves art Mid ipeeperly. it le arlimpil aver mad ever arils le nth as raw re te nadir li `possible mtpremmt r kiarrine lbe seater of neemasheaseere, drier* they re Mews le be aulllthent to prairie may Wee Pi MON WIC the payerst of their de wrado Of the 100,0001. It le maid that the large sun of 146,0001. it doe to oral nue Most.. The art el sin esdir the bankruptcy will he held as the Irk la*. for the older dsnlEssas IN 11 szuntsa.—A PUOTTITI BANKRUPT OUTLAWID. . - . . . . firsZlo day appointed for the last examination of William Ma" of No. 40, Broad.otnot-lvaildings, bomb ion aaertbent, bean •• Willis Belmar and Co. The badoopt has not surrendered, baying abeasadad a few digs baize the banbraptcy, Lavin his rtaidatoe in • eab, awl tabs with his to have contaiasu valuable . I= e lo s rf a lglat ha had soot Ida Washldr. Nidamatt, of No. 14, Dalatiektarrato, 'to Masibratar to buir pie, prossishag to end the nicarry malttoness, bat Waltman Maid so sore el hint. Tb• mot meant of 11•1411ths oonld mat ba sonettmhaad. 4.milist rfaas, of Lowrance-has, mausdacturar, rksd tad tonal order of outlawry, which was pan The bankrupt, Ja•aPhiiti, - 414. 20, Pelham-strut, Tkurtow-aquare, Brampton, baker, applied to pus his az uninstion. The borne-sheet, by Kr. H. C. Jonesm, Yoorpts.street, shows :—Credltore engraved, 746 E ; ditto hafts. securities, OHL ; ditto to be pad in full, 321, ; profits end oommisabas reesived, 3411. ; eere good, 1181. ; doubtful, 31. 15e. ; pro perty gianap, 181. 10e.; ditto laid by creditors, 4841.; tr ade =6811.; lower, 82L ; home and personal, 4491. ; de- July, 1857, 2031. The blurting peened his ensaination, and obtained re newed proteottos to the oertlieste meting. Mary_4oss anal was charged with robbing a young man naneed Farber ef kis watch is St. Jaram'wpert. Porker mid, about half-pat 10 the previous night he was enticing the park sear the York Column when the prisoner MOM tip to him, and codling him round the mud said, . 6 a tz g z ," and asked him if he wee going to treat her to to drink. He told bar he had no money, and .having let go he found lde watch- 00rd had been cut nod his watch Arden. He mead her of the robbery, and held hse until a policeman came up, when he gave her in charge. The watch had not been found. Mr. Henry maid it wee very imprudent, to may the least of is meek to women at mach an hour in the park. He that freqesut robberies had born eosamitted there, bat as the prima", was unknown to the pollee, and the watch had not been found, he had no alternative but to order her Mockup. 1111402DINART CHARGE OP DETAINING C•SH-BOX. (From the Birmingham Daily Poet.) An extraordinary case was called on for investiga tion on Thursday at the public Moor-street, bears Messre.W. Sends Cca,H.Wright, and S. Tkoeaton. The *harp was beought mobil Mrs.Elitabeth ]w ife ola raped able tradesman In Pershore-street, a felon= Mining a caeh-box, belonging to Mr. Umgcsi o of P sheet, whose house was partially destroyed dre on Tues day night. The property contained In the x was of the estimated value of 1201. 111 ash, and 201. worth in other va luables. The cue for the prosecution was conducted by Mr. Herdthg, sad Mr. Brown detended the amused. Mr. Harding said thecharge was bought under theFrandu lent Trost*. Act. The pointinvolved in the cam was whether, under the sot of parliament ha bed mentioned, and which was a meat one (passed on the 17th of Augu st, 186 n, it became a criminal came. Mr. Harding then rood the f our th section of the ma, nadir which decisions in several cases had already bees even. A doubt might perhaps be raised as to the besting of the art upon the case in question, and he himself entertained • doubt about it ; but still the bench might, after hearing evidence, deem it sufficiently strong to send it for further investigation. It was a most impartial ow, and one that delnaaded ties strictest attention. Mr. Harding then celled Mr. Gregory, who deposed : I lived, until a night or two eg% at Noe. 86 and 67, Pershormstrest. I had the misfortune to have a Are at my residence on Tues day night. About 8,0001. worth of property was destroyed. I had a ash-boa; sad two or three days before the Am 1 put Into it several EOM of money amounting to 1061. I locked the box and gave the key to Mrs. Gregory. I put in 901. on the Friday before the gene, and 161. or 171. on the neat day. After the Are was extin gui shed I found the cosh-box in its wrist pleas on the plena, in • front upstairs room. I gave it to Mr. Spencer. It was locked, and was afterwards given by him to one of the firemen. I thin went with Spencer, the fire man, and several others, to Mrs. Brookes's house. I told her that I had brought the osehhox and books. She said she was pleased, and, that she would take "goof them. The box was about 16 inches long and It broad. It was ir.sho ranand breambound. I left the box end books in her pos. . In two or three hours afterwards, In consequence of what Mrs. Gregory said to =AI applied to Mrs Brookes for the ash-box. She said she !mew nothing of the box, bedtime , had it, nor seen it. I said to her, Mrs. Brookes, as you asy that to a man to the trouble lam V' She still mid she knew nothing about it. A man called lassph, who was in the house when the boa was given to Mrs. Brookes, and saw her receive it, also denied that he bad seen the box. Joseph ix a partner with Mr. Brooks'. Ido not know his surnime. - Cross examined—l have tot searched for the box since I went to fetch it away from Mrs. Brooklet's. I did not see Mr. Brookes till then. I saw be bad been " acenewbere" by the looks of him—noes or somewhere. He said, " What do you say, air and turned up his eyes. He also said, "Do you know, my character la as good as yours ;" and I then saw that it was all up with the box. Mr. Brookes wanted me to search the house, but I would not, because I thought I should perhaps fall through a trap-door. I might have said dace the fire that I would have entrusted Yr. Brookes with Ka Mrs. Gregory was next examined. She said—l saw the cashbox in Mrs. Brookee's honer, and tbe books tying on the top of it. In the course of se hour after I saw it I asked Mrs. Brookes to give it to me. She said she had not got it. I said, "Oh dear, Mrs. Brookes, whatever shall we do ? The money was in it." Mr. Harding put It to the bench, in order to save time, whether, IN tar as the case had gone, they thought the *vi ctims of °measles and i r n p:priation was t, eves that a pried aria ca se had been made oat that i trteM bil had been left at 's. The denial was—floe, that Mrs. Brookes had not got the box ; and secondly, that she knew nothing about it. The question for the bench was, whether those denials amounted to a positive denial that eits ever had the box, and whether they would end the ones fora jury to determine.—Mr. Wright amid that the bench were of opinion that the **lmes of c ts verdoa, or of appropriation to her own use, wasnot sada skeet, oboe( to warrant the case betas sent bafore a jury.— Mr. Brown protested against the case being allowed to fall through In that manner. It was a matter deeply affecting the reputation of his client, who would leave the court with an Imputation upon her character if the case were not fully ibvestigated. Be had several WHIMS'S/, who would dis tinctly swear that the box was not laft It Mrs. Brooke's house at all.—Mr. Harding replied that he was quite pre- pared to go on with the ease, as ha hid half a dozen wit braes who would swear that Mrs. Brookes bad the box. It was a question whether Mr. Brown would be allowed to call his whammies fa the po lle e court.—Mx. Wright remarked that the bench costai&rsd it would be melees to proceed further with the case; end they also wished to intimate that Mts. Brookes would leave the court without the slightest imputa tion on her chsraoter.—The accused, who had been painfully affected, that left the court with her Mends. tab inttllmmte. COURT OF B, r.-Atmir 13. (Bakes Kr. Car Vass.) 111 11 TIIIIIIIIIIWD, Mr. 1101 01.1131W1011. The benkrept was ea auctioneer of Greenwich. and also a reentos °lnstilment foreittag. that borough. This was an ad- M i r. jszantination Liakisur ammo& ice the bankrupt , Mr. Plows (Lawrence sod Mira) opposed for Mr. Wynn, the late partner of the bankrupt, end a coeditor for 9001.: Mr. "1"1aon behalf of the petitiosbeg creditor, Mr. 81.= .Linklater. said the soosante had not been flied because the aceountsist required to to rid for the labour he hffia bedewed upon then Wore he would part with them. He damning wished to know if hie Honour thought they should be filed. The Commisoloner—Think I what algalbse what I think about it ? I suppose the accountant would not be so foolish as to file them without being peid. Mr. Linklater—Could he be psid out of the rotate? The Commlesioner—Would not that be paying something out of nothing ? Mr. Linklater—l are told it is not so. The Commiasimar—You had bolter discuss that with the - ado:mutant. I dere say if you persuade him that there is wherewithal to pay him, he will give up his lien on his own ink and paper. Mr. Whitmore (medal aseignee)—Mr. Townsend thought lit, for ble own purpose, to pt amounts mode from the year 1862. I should not have gone beck so far, considering it a under waste of time end money. Mr. Linklater—The accountant will tie the accounts upon being paid two•thirds the amount; and from what I see of the estate, shan't', in all probability, 'Oldest to meet that. The Commtesicater 7 Well. convince the accountant of that. Mr. George—We ehonld object to ita being paid out of tin -What is Ours in band P Xt. Linklater— 33/. we-- are going to ask your honour to adjourn the bankrupt @lse die, without protection, and should therefore desire to sundae the bankrupt. The bankrupt was than examined by Mr. News. He .hied—l wee served with • notice in bankruptcy by Mr. Wynn. Mr. Linklaitereloseted to questions concerning Mr. Wynn, who was a hes mussedmiep of the - baahr pa z tain and with whom cer re were The Chmu ollensery lsillf he le •• creditor he is entitled to sek the Maimed say eeriest he think. nvemery to elucidate the banitrapes Wales; bet It Mr, Plows sake irepardesat gasoline that hare wain to do with the matter, then yen may sentineed—l was first served with a sake ▪ beekempley sheet lily or the Weaning of August. I was adjaketerl bankrupt on the 28th of August. Mr. 812= was the petitioaing creditor : he was no connexion or of mine. flat bankruptcy was annulled shortly afterwards --on the 61h os 6th of October. I was bankrupt again In April, 1852, for the same debts. Shepherd was again peti tioning creditor. I have no recollection that I dis puted the wijuditatice In April. I do not Walt it was disputed. I think I 'may almort certainly say not. Oh, yes; it was disputed this year moot cer tainly by Megan. Tacker and °Tolle, who ere my solicitors, and also solicitors for my trade assignee Mr. Wallis. Mr. Wellie is my creditor for 3001. and 161. inte rest, for which be holds security. I have handed over all my Madame books to the andel amiesse: they were seat up in a hamper to him. My last szarignatton has already been adjourned twice. Upon the Arse occasion I had not dame much, or perhaps anything towards my accounts, buena, I entertained great hopes of being able to supersede my beak , ruptcy ; and with that view I offered my creditors 2001. year out of my future earninp, and 2a. in the pound down, which • Irked had °Owed to pay for me ; that friend was Mr. Wallis, te_LtLsolle seems. Yore thee three-fourth@ of 1 my creditors • deed draws bindingly to ratify the arrangement-7T. the minuet possible &Me— to pay my creditors in any shape or way, and I am ready now to lay @aids 2001. • year out of ray future sandage for that purpose. Mr. Pierre thee called his Hoecar's attendee to the feat that when the last seljoernment took plans. as the lilth July, the bankrupt uodertook to Ille hi. accounts within a fort night, which bad sat been dons. Mr. Link/ Ater time* Xt. Flews had not treated the liberty given hhi by the mart of examining the bankrupt Is • fair spirit. The Commkeiceer—What does that signify; be has asked • few questirma to which you have heard the answers. How does Mr. Plewie eandeot hennas matter of tcciairy; the gawks before me in whet is to be done to the bankrupt, not to Mr. Plows. Mr. news t h en addsared the court, contending that the bankruptcy was entirely Is the hands of the bankrupt, or Thiel we jest die same thing of a friendly amociathin. The CGOIRIIIIIIOOO.-4 bare nothing to do with that. If the majority of creditors are friendly to the bankrupt, and therefore choose a friendly emaciation, what bum that to do with the matter Yr. Piewii-1 complain that the bankropt fe avaihog him calf of the protection of the mut, and not giving in exchange for it that to whit* the creditors of the court ere entitled. The Comatieskser—Therefore you ask me to adjourn this aurae (which I must do because he has not filed accounts) sad refuse the bankrupt protecgoo. Mr. Piewe—He bee had sufficient notice from the court. The Demmissiosar—Would not his paribunantary position protect him if I withheld protection? Kr.fiewa—Your Honour's refusal would operate indirectly for the benefit of creditors. The Bankrupt—l could not file my *mounts because, at the lest MlCOsest, this mum was demanded of me. In justice to the sceouataat I suet eay hie chirp is a very fear one. bet I had no idea be would expect it to be paid down. I have not got tho 501. he requires, nor can I get it. The Coetmlasioner—l do not me what I can do mime I adjourn this eitting generally, and decline to give you pro tection ; because, however friendly creditors may be to you, etlU tf nineteen oat of twenty are so disposed, and the twentieth calla apes the court to do justice, I most do it. Yr. Tucker (Tucker end °mills) stated that he had within the last kw minutes made an enticement with the ncommiasts, Mesas. Butler and Cummings, who had very Madly weed to swept a somewhat smaller porton of the dews, end therefore the accounts could be died at any 1 . 1:o% Honor might name. It was the. weed that the amounts should be tiled on or Mese tide day mask. Mr. Norge said hie client', costs had not yet been paid, there baki no aisle; the bankrupt wee therefore not in the see en he ask my favour. His client wee • creditor for 200 i. messy bp!. The •Afterhe hum the man wee penniless? Mr. Mirree—Me • ketheisma The Oreslishisse—Wiela vas It? Th. g=4e II". The _ _ Iles MI Ibis to do with it? Mr. (borer—The bankrupt represented he would pay it In them swaths, Ths Commirdoner—Tonre is only the rose of every credi- I for, psi have been promised the money and have not got ft. Thee is an undertaking to Ms the &exam's, what more do you mast? Mr. Plews—l would consent willingly to an order without ;remotion tall the amounts are Bled. The Commistamer—lle has undertaken publicly that the accounts shall be Bled, and I shall grant him protection till then, and if this day week he has not Bled his &manta I TM decline to protect him farther. Mr. Pkwe—Will you make an order that we Mall have notice of any application for renews] of protection ? The Commissioner—l will see that that is dons. How winch dos he ewe? Mr. TAMIer (Wier and Canninga)—About 6,0004 The Oesamimiener—Umenired crediton ? Mr. Bede—lbeered and onsecured. Mr. Timms then beard, to contend time as adjournment ghoul he misted sine di*. Mr. Llaidatzt was beard contra. His liseenr--I shall adjourn this sitting to the 22nd of Qeteber, the hankmmt deporting with the memsrager ef the court the astessery orsd anavoidable sepses. Adjourned X 117• (Belem Mr. Commissioner Oonlburn.) 111 Mt IMOHIS. The benkr rpt, David Rushee, was • •Akitor, of 13, GfilliNHHfrillt. He wee adjudicated • baakrupt Lit Mon day, epsa the petitka Ilooos. William sad Ebenezer Hunt, 111, Shrank* haws sad furnishers. The ad jaded.= wee oMpetled, eel the appeal wee heard yesterday, the mad M vYj sons OW Ike edjudication was confirmed. liseseal "homes wan had ca bah 00011.004 upon the adjsiiisatlea, with die t vi c zr was eatanase4) of despatch fag a dellesdee la of the bask apt, who has ebeserilek awl epee siV iz i n er a ,:. pupae, of Wyatt. late the plawal same le thet had - bra mewed by the latehawpi; bat ta bet& the boozing wee "Is private." We were dander* enable to tire our readers say wore ornate lalcomellas thee that which we omit glean tree hearsay widow, sad the sooramte we did metre were se mime la thir abesseter, sad, Week altogether of se vague a asease, that ma Ald eel wonder theta worthy eta pros Is ear camas. Sim that, however, rumour hes beanies ad we are able la threw tato • tangible Ira the wises ise digs that are floods. about, but still it must be ar sseabseed they are rinziz 4 : co do l ." It wren that H wee a solicitor In extend,* Crrai that his fast nee le arribeted to tome enoreeeta dtri epsoulationa into which he had dared, more of the new " City Palaces" In Oreshatu-street, and • greet por tion of De Beesvoir Town being the remits of hie operations. On the 110th d July le took • pewee le the Red Jacket for wider the tame el Dyer, for himself, his wido, sadl aigY shflOwt. beefs' he the ninth in Loners. agar Orlindly Illom ow be has taken 1,0001. way with bin d ; a the seeds. 461. each, will swal • sp warty 6001. of tW as ; while eaten assort that he bee walleed all the proparty be NW thesis. Thia, how err, as lewdly be oesseet, es a hogs quantity of Ode which he still me* ban realhei lines • Forties of the property whist Ws iglus lab the hob etas weereetpw, sad all& el& the illeallessawl pablep trUl. It le estimated, ;mhos alma VS" The pletaras doe, It is apseted, will realise • seleitwille wen if Me ems the ealleoliel eeeeleleer of boatmen ad ado. =dm—ft Uwe, however, Meg the mare veleabie. The Nei I. exadler . ebb Memos at C a llotberP= ri., 1.16 Ise at !Inmate Cast* beer at pont to the poseasioe of Mr. Palmer, wits System the right of the esearsees to claim it an beleagiag to the bank rupt's War, At the ease force of banter (31, Orwshasi-street), "Years. Palms sad Co." ap- ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.--OuniwoßD, AUGUST 13. (Mon Mr. Jollies Willa end • Comm Jury.) mane Ir. HOWARD. Tido wu oft actka to None damps tot Ulu imprius. thejand Baßenne and Mr. Itmedl win newel be the plantiff , Mr. Luton eppeered he the Adman:at. The plaintiff la this sedan, It mewed, had fora rest may years teen employed as as tea • Mver and he had hen for eleven. years in the navies off ems me n% and bore a geed character; but at the Use the Ineamodon took place that wee the sagest of inquiry it seamd that he wee not in regular employment. The thilandant was represented to he a perms et etmentric habits, sad to be a man of ens property. On the morning of the 6th of Ma be was at the Waggon end Herm pnlde-heetee, at Nevr t tplon, in • half-drunken stale, awl it that he bed Dew oat all night. He Wasted the plaintiff to semi !igen sod then went into one of the rooms aunts Warburg end kid down on • bench and went to sleep. The *WI vat to him and shook him and tried to mei Wm, toe fading he could not do so, he Idl e end two or time hewn Alward@ he was very meek marielead le lei the delimeint sad • police-ennat one la emelt at lan, sad he wee given into aoeledy open the drop of &aft a 601. note, • 101. nen, aid a 6/ note, hem the Want He was azamleal lame Mr. Idiot; the mucimtrete. arta lin charge, sal emented for eve days, and be are Was Itorsetecepr-Ine feelj a a the prima na, mad meneind thin for that pelted. be wee sok Immxibt op It Wad en that the dirket bad inn H e ramesle mexpend to ben hen delta, and be did net magi bit wenn* at the pence office, or tahe twin mike et the halm; end the piebald was en doyenne emilma wee brewed M mover damages Ox the leigent he bed anthrons. Mr. Lain rhattled that he sent sot jut* the conduct et the dehedeak sad be, at the tens Ike% meld he was la minated to Irmr all imputation apes the character of the =lMs umbrahtedly did at Int benne that he had 6.01, and respected the plaistiff had taken it • bat be seal be wee sedan that he was wrong, and he c iwotiably wield net lave anal es he did if he had not been risking, red hie sures not very perfect on that account. Mt. Jenks Willis, in summing up, said that drunkimasis wee ao ezenes; and if a man, when he wee drunk, had • ban to dap people into grins without any gr ound ,, he ova Pay kr L - The jury Maned • verdict for the plaintiff—damages 251. ILIUM IP. TUE LONDON GAB COMPANY. Thal ce7seawen; Vii;inooenBeiliiithtoZY, bakes Mr. Berm Bramwell wad a spacial jezy sad at 8 o'clock in was apla adjourned mill thin (Saturday) wwwiag, whoa the Attorney-omm! will reply u ps the whole am. THE POLICE CO URTS. BOW-STBEBT. Mona: Bchman's, publisher, of 147, Strand, was Rst mooed before Mr. Wary ter havisig milsotsd to sap* copies of the " Dahlia Quertulty Benne and • IDES* Imo. her of other publications to the library of the Bridal Muesum. - - • - • • - Mr. J. Winter Joao, the keeper of the printed book do =t, socampealed by Mr. Bray, the solicitor to the Museum attended to conduct the complaint, sad the wart was remladed that the defendant had been summoned ea a former ceowica fora similar nested of duty. The &indent was not present, but it was urged by an agog, who attended for him, that the °minim wen acci dental. Mr. Richardson hid been oonstantly absent from town, owing partly to ill health, and it was supposed that the required had been sent up from Derby, where the defendant's pabliaatioas were pinta. Mr. Beery said the regulation was enforced solely for the benefit of the peddle, and it ought to be observed, without putting the oboere of the Museum to the trouble and ex pense of taking these proceedings. The circumstance of the defendant having been previcasfy summoned ought to have operated as a caution. Rio worship hod the defendant 6J. and 22a. coat.. pr. Bale, clerk la the passport department of the Foreign oillos, was charged with eathesalbig between 301. and 401. Mr. Bodkinattemded kw the crown. Several clerks in the sates office proved that it wee the defendant's duty to receive ths money paid for passports (2m. mob) and amount for the same army day. There were some deficiencies in his SCORIIIIS on the 21st and 22nd July, and on the 23rd he mete to the Ake intoxicated. Complaints wee made of his coaduce, and the next day ha absented him self altogether from the office and remained away. Mr. Lewis, Jun., who appeared for the defendant, inched from the witnesses, that nearly all the clerks had hem drs. Admit from time to time, owing to the dexterity of the public in getting off without paying for their passport•—evellbs themselves of the °onkel= mosedemed by all business at this season of the year. They had Misermete timee detient 10s. or 15e. in me day, bat they (the clerks) were always compelled to make the deficiently good cat of their own pockets. The duties of the dike we very 11011 P plicated. Mr. Henry was unable to see bow there could be any com plication shouts matter so simple as the issuing of a number of documents across a counter at 2a. each. If any defiedendes arose, they meet result from a want of vigilance on the part of ths clerks. Mr. O. Cesox.Cortyagham, of Baba-pave, the chiefe lls the tispartmsat, deposed that Um defendant was appois to ths o&oe at a Wary of 3001. pee annum on the 20th Febroary lad. He was a stranger to witness sad to all is then Odlek Os the Slat of Hach ha naiad the salary then doe to him, sad on the 30th of Jr he received his whole <parolee salary. Whew saw him ea the 23rd it ;sly, owing to remsesetatioss which bad bees said. him ; sod although he wee eat sassily dank, lie reh n dent) was ds~y meddled—a Ore Ia which Mitoses had oatetaatly tread Ida. The delbabal absented WNW from his duties, sad whams bating hoard that be had absooseid, gave isfermstios to Sergeant Robinsoe sell le ameba detective deer, who took mesas to cep reheat Ma, No perk bills were Weed, bat a prof/4 eieftW wee mat retool to the pekoe for their 'akin= Crearexandated--I breve the at Drarosaate Beak tower& Le dedsleasy. I°V W. eeseast, with the salad des to kbe, Mdestombetatbeism to the Fab le accent. I adeouesti hi massy, at his ewe ramie, two or de desib don teen, the el le se say soon. I was always diplomasot th with btu; be gen me mese worry sad metes tire say other de& I absii edam to give beak dr W. Idr. Lewis said it was sot a ems a embrolemest. Than was a dedoisen, which his °Net Wand to inks op. He had aster abasoaded, bat VOIMINfiIi to edged and explain the whole matter. Committed for trial. A an who said Its sow was Story Rogers was charged with brag a deserter hum bar iistesty's bide Regi men drool. The eenaideg-sswessat mil de wren sight he was Ia Cirelesseen, Weaselesese,ead &beet lolf-post 9 hear the promo. Be mat up to I le, see here( earrisor Ma ssif that he was a puma be Whom horn der some lima, said him if his Dams was set 7eass, awl whether be was Doe a &surfer foes the Pet. The prissamimad brag sO, sad sail be bed arm bees la do sosy, sad that his =me was Rogers- • ithatail lie 1 4 11 . 01 .1 te be seer at the tins, be was °Ad to see whether li sold Msseitl i t ul las and ho immediately did so, sad said be tnligeil est 7 Ns. Hoary asked the ream what he had to say to lbs chug* of dessetin The mimeo mid the seigent and the other soldier wise mistaken fa saying Its was a pro= who had enlisted Mb the any. Hob d s low as. Hs had • wife mil Owes of mt, which d bait ward be oodiolost fa dAtelhko from deli se • hot Isispoodouttly dot, b. watt rOOO of op, hid tor yore be otthioet to paytodos of the hart to such as extant that so military doctor would Isla newer to farthn geseMort frees Hr. Retry, the me gmat said he bed so dealt sleet de mew Er. Henry sold, mdse these eitetensMnest he most Wall him to the House of Detestket malh he wee token to dm depot. If, ae the prisoner stated, be was sot a deserter, he would have full opportunity of producing witnesses to kw oat his Ovation Doan the military authorities. ILtRLBOROUGH-BTREKT. Two rough delinitaeiTooldeglelic;e7l; the dress of labourera, named Hiallard Baud and William Riley, wets charged with steam a gaththy of Iliad from the roof of the Artiste Club, tit. litheirrelseet, the property of the Duke of Cleveland and ether lemisma From the Mime KIM peeler of the club it appeared that on the preview evades be that up to the top of the house, and there saw the two pethimms in the set of breaking up • law these of kadoilish Mil bum 'Mimed from the root no peeler Wad them what they were &Mg, and he wee told they thee rasellai the theit. Ambled by another porter, he seemed r ai - leg hwl Smith got away dews a ladder pieced spirt the hewn width wee maw repair. Pollorethelobb C prowl media Sint* laNeethilly, sad while on the reed be the Athos be bath, bet the dam panned sad orethemid Smith acid he had actilai to do with stealing the lead. He ere oath by Buy te go up mid theist in carrying some slatse, when the porter ems sp. He wished to mill a witness to ohmmeter._ _ _ . . . res;;;;ble medicos said he had employed him several times, end had paid Ma IL 4e. het week. The porter of the club said the priewiers must have got op the hake pieced against the next house, u if they bed gone through the club- lipase they would have been peen. Abraham Beans, a carpenter employed at the adjoining house, identified the tools produced es his property. He le thaw male on the previous evening, and on going that morning he Lased than, andgoat, was told they were found on the primmer& Xv Balt he wee. Dkeli mid ew said, sotwlthiaandlng Smith had called a witness, he had so doubt of his guilt. The primers were conindtted for four months' hard labour. MAILYLEBONS. loasph Barbra, • pear diseased looking Italian, was charged wine s = se argue, sad thee blooming a suirenos, and to move sway when told to do so. Polimomeable n n send as feemprea to the prisoner. Mr. C. Rabbi" M.A., F.H.8., rarklialg at 1, Donet sk**, Patasse-aquare, Stated that at alittle before 12 o'clock the previous night he was prefab:ally engaged at home whoa off of a sadden be was disturbed by the non* of the =sera tam, who had commenced playing opposite his After waiting for • Sew minutes, in the hope that the pawner would desist and go away, be wen out and re mised bbe to move off, away from the feast of his house. He west sMe &damn off upon Ms request, bet immediately tem bob ad eaanmaed pis spin. Cpon this he (ixisepialeset) at and • sad gave him in chap. Ho was bend st great boosaniestie, la tameness el eft bb asments lelagfe bed, to on to the slam ha wog mai mar the charge. Redid aot mind s (he sid), br to arm Owl= bad boxes • peg lad be go to have oir his we/ dudes Moe Veikesad go out to them. He mutt press kw the l lensity in this ass. rteestable 64 D proved being called by bat tad teldig the prison*, who did not seem to nu= wbot6t was for._ _ _ . PrieWe7, isdelleott, rid he reeved my directly he wee Cold. Mr. Law asked him 10s., or sena days, and gave him a aeration as to the future. The prisoner is one of a number al those poor half-starved vied= who maids under the padrees et 12, Short's-gardens, Drury-lane. WEITTMTNBTER. Two low-looking fellows, who gave their moms as Entry Waitangi and John Alla., arm charged with stealing two slim forks from the bouts Quin Henry Fothargill Charley, 13, Eaton - plats. 31v1m Brake, valet le Mr. Cborlay, mid that at three o'clock that alarm= he ves in the kitchen on the basement stet% whoa be maw the Omar Williams quietly walk up the axes step from the direetion of the pantry. Witness bemedisiely went thithre, sad mimed two diver forks. He hesemed alba Williams, sad bead him in the oompany of the other prima.. He gave them We custody, when the akriag spoons were Mad "pea Williams. Priamere_regended that they were parted strangers to sash other, Williams aegis* that he was only showing Puller " the way to Weatadstaar." Mr. Payola remanded them, end directed the police, to see whether any 'videos* could be Isodocad to show that they were in company before Williams went down Into the area. THAMES. Captaia William Wardle, master of the collier ship Van gaud. appeared to answer an information exhibited by the City Solicitor, which charged him with breaking bulk of hie eargo of coals Wore the City dues sad charges were paid, by which he had incurred a penalty not exceeding 251. The defendant pleaded guilty to the information. Mr. Btaohbsry, solicitor, who oondnoted the proem:lieu COI the part of the Corporation of London, said that four ships lades with coals bad bees eoneigned to the Northumberland and Durham coal wharf, How-enek, sad that none of the ships' Lames had bees mitred at the Coal-market or the dues paid until moosedlau for the recovery of penalties bad been taken against the Misdeed sad three other mutate of ships The defendant said the amalgam of his cargo were Messrs. Host and Woad, of the Nortkumbrland and Durham where, sad that he defended es the payment of the dues by them, and took no tumble in the matter. Mr. lituehbury mid the espial* wee liable, and that he had no right le break balk until the dams were paid. The defendant halbert is the poet el Leaden mural tiara, mad could not plead igurenoe of &elev. =Wardle said ft wee the laudable custom for the to whom coals were emesigned to pay Ms dues. Mr. iltaohloury sad It wag the duty of the captain to lay the date. The law had hauled that task upon masters of collier chips. He was akafd then was en batentina on the cart tithe carious etas merge at the Northumberland and Durham awl wharf to solid payseent of the duce, sad he =that somalliag more then • aceninal unelty would Mr. flab said this. had bra wry rue neglect, and Seed the deliadmat U., which was immediately paid. MURDER El 4 MAIII4O 121 BUITOLIC. A terrible thing has amnia in the parish of Wrhread, two mdse Gam Hartiros, &Mk. The vie is a lap 11.1114 nerd Jamie Patrick, aged 30, who wee eke disk red Baird ea se off-head farm, the pearly kb supposed realm, That.. Drabs. The bra has been inkier to remuring Its el dengerom rostra It intarele, ter beret are peer He is the propristcw of two bres la Wag both of whist be occupies. He is • defile =sr , sad having sow no nearer b labs than as mole, an invalid, who than It a drams, his hoses bee bra kept by Jame mid L ydi a Midges, the brow workbg es the Mrs, tied the °McLain( as bouseherer. Ou Saterdwy Meg bet, Dress nerd to rest about heMpar 10, but gel up soma between 19 sad 1, rid awoke Midges sed Ms vile. They dewed and went domain", bat ford Drees was gene. Ho, however, soon near* when he steak at and hit Bridges, who was away lea • meadow, frilewei b his wife. The latter re amt eel Draw pried had, eel reseeded to the base of ✓es Denby , his WM whir he harked up, sad asked if he rosythkg abed • bet sheep. Dream at this der, it is srpserd, was bred war en axe, belonging to Bridges, which hi got her theadrbruse, where it had bees oreabd ; bet es it we derit, ft was ad seen in hie per. der Draw went away, sad =walked into a Wiry g.M, ddi., sad whist thin f ame P the deceased, who led bee te hb deb, ear up. Masks that Mr. Drees was erat, sad baba bra rhea erred to welch ▪ hada ink ie lieraky's del went in eseeds. Neeleardp klearsele are up lila sad Ber ri" hoed am tree better tat,, end • refiefollowed. Dare erfOrg r Pallikk, " Orr es, ray bey ; I at wait ea yea, er bad yen Mr, yee tree one st • I tire Ns Dere adder el Ike the Hair steered. Mr Ire was net Ire d elms hard sere verb harm then, • blew rusk sad etas at M. She ere ea aloe, sed Nereaby bend Pettriek bier en • leek in Berb's•lns. Ideal was Sowing from reload, and he said be led breakk wit beely h shirker. He was taken to a bets deer Igr, wed nu brag removed to re here it wee rani the wend led her bigoted by the re aims abided le. drab was then are for Drape, who was noted by the pada esestabbs, sad taken to his own bore, whirs he was sliggek bat ill Monday, whoa he vas ressred In a bustle Nerwieb, where, we bedew, heal/ warder Mr. sr pea, of Barks. kb, sus mg der, sad ford de pelneliel Wry wr a wound on the asap err re wind bar era *as trace r& The are ale brad relled di, sod the unfortuere man Hawed Iri shout two defer er TIM" .stag, wire be I V' Japer was beht n.Wehemia7, and yeeterday (Friday) the redid had bet vieshed se. Sig I. Lavrtutxca.—Ws arto demigod to eat' that Mr John lamas will net Law ids pot ha India until tho tromelilly et the tomb is vesiord, though he is roe nodose is Mars to desiaad, Red drink bet for the is essestbs. be word hue Manse led elate?. It Is in 1 swellaqklica of hie rafts. wide!' k ro far continent, that dr sir se • lime fa the Nerd re be sae Imo, condi tional a bb *day too rad *lb the option of his Yetibbito ittm ft jt he dierill bertaher darn to re sm [Ati=el ht Ises—reass t.] —A LUMINA= or DRAGOONS Stf es u % ", trzt:s va rpr o r ni nmeirds :ow US Yen walla A s Ube deuraa b let Mr al t . di lig to Intl %do lairemi 100 vie tor by Mr. 1. IL et holorDes Netlimeand be WM way er cammut M lie %Maws PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZITTE. BANKRUPTq. THOMAS WELLDON ' iCTS7b;Eail oot. Ncethasapbonsbtre, grocer, to eurrender August 21 1, at 1, at Basing hall-street. Solo, Lawman sad Co., Briad-strast, Cheap side ; off. wig. Whitmore, Basingliall-elmet. CRARLES IRESON, JOH, Northampton, builder, August 23 at 11k, and Sept. 27 at 12, at Baringitali-street. Sole., Read and Co., Friday-street, Chea. and Jefirry, Northampton • off. 'mtg., Niebolson„ Dr2sghall-street. DAVID HUGHES:, Grulasia-adnet, City, scrivener, Aragon 24 at 12, and Sept. 27 at 14, at Baisagbalbelereet. Bois., Lower and Nelson, Hatton-court, Threerhseediewbeet; off. swig., Nicholson, Baaieghall-street. &moat. Faints, Birmingham, tailor, August 26 and Sept. 16, at 14 at Birmingham Court. Sob., Greve', and James an Knight, Birmingham ; off. orig., Whitmore, Birmingham. CHRISTOPHER DanMAN, His, Derbyshire, liaandraper, August 31 and Sept. 28, at I ,at Birmingham Caul held at Nottingham. Sok , Sale Co., Manchester sad James end Knight, Birmingham; off. wig., Harris, Nottingham. JAHNS SAUNDERS and WILLIAM &SUNDER'S, Abereavenah MossionthaWre, nnnerymen Attest 27 and Sept. 24, at 11, at Bristol Court. Sole ., Price, Abergavenn and Baran and Obling, Bristol i off. swag., Amman, Bristol. WILLIAM NAI%I Molllll2oll th ild7o, Carrier, August 31 and Sept. at 11, at Bristol Court. Sots.. Chase N•wpcst, and and Wing, Bristol ; of assig., BristaL Rau FitArtom, Blacknioor Foot, near Linihwaire, York shire, oat mater, August 26 and Sept. 17, at 11, at Ueda Court. Sots., Caries aad Cudworth, Lads; off. swig., Yonag y Leeds. JOSEPIC Forma, Little Horton, Yorkshire, grocer, August 26 and Sept. 17, at 11, at Leads Court. Sala., Lees, Bradford, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds ; off. laidg., Young, Leeds. BANKRUPTCY AN!QULLED. August 12. Ilsxi7T;W:x; crosaTionmaker. INSOLVENT PETITI NEES. AT 1 0/70 OAL-111.326T. J. Jana, Wooleslois,;;;;;;;•ii. Gibbins, Henry direst, Hassystaid-rewL batelner—D. Towissesd, Hnry street, Vemall-road, Brixton, surserymea—J. Jacks" Ch Bleaktriairread, hat manotaotenr—J. J. seZl=ssewa, Middlens Hospital cormen—P.lndns, Charlotte-stmet, drnskirnsu-roed, W. Makirms, Vamoll-road North, Brixton, boot maker—J. Dolby, Queen's Arms, Villiericetzset, Strand, minas—T. Williams, Down ham-road, lalisgtow, clerk to a comsakeke agent-8. Cornor, Pelham, Middlesex, srcbiteot—W. , 8.. Bryant, Selwood t=, Bromplon, commission sit—J. Smith , Woolwich, teller—lL J. Smith, Dana West, Soho, house decoriece—H. Brown, Dray oott-plans, Chews*, carpenter— W. C. Nakao, Plantatead-place, Pleamteed-reed, medical botaalot—J. Hayward, John'e-torraca, Hackney-read, hearth rag OillellikollllllV —Bather Mary Au Ganlart, Foley= Longhorn-place, and Maddox-strest, Regent-elmot, hair outter—H. Sharpe, Heath-street, Hampstead, S. Stevens, Prnsident-street Hut, St. Lakes, secret sad polisher—J ewe Levy, Stowe y. tans, Houndsditch, : &er —Mary Brown Upper Seymour-street, Portman-square, tallllnsr—J. Ma nning,i John-street, Holland-street, Black trlare-rc t et, 31 4Ya r oose makar—J. Ehrhatt, Lowther mead*, In toye—J. Harrison, Pahl -ifiirct, Finsbury, keeper T. B. Waller, Comae-street, Lei cester-square, writer—J Dukes, Great loonard-street "ore ditch, chair maker—G. Roberta, Devonshire-street, Limon grove, barman—W. L. Waters, Lime-cottages, Shepherd's- Web, collector to a gam company—W. Newman ,_ Bucking ham-atm, t, Strand, Beamed victualler—S. W. Duck, Hanover-Mout. Long•acre, funtisLing undertaker—A. S. lEnleht. Paris-tensor, Thornaa-street, Poplar, mister R.N. T. Mareloneast, Quemes-road. Malmo, servant los hared 'Waterier—R. T. lamoson, Devonshire-hill Hamp stead H. Foyle, Provldeam- plea, Ltroshouse, tailor—H. Dyer, Plaistow, Baez, steam scourer—l. Wright, Ash ley's Het* Covent-garden, hentoonger—B. Davila, Pons ford-lons Make-mad, Usverstock-hill, oil and colour man—G. Rweirood, Abbey-street, Bethnal-peen-road, tog clanofastarr—fl. de Yong, Wentworth-street, Spittlffelds, wholes& clothter—W . Barton, Brown's Coffeehouse, Myd- Matea-Mreat, Clerkenwell, macaw to a butcher and farmer —B. W. Watson, Had Crowitr it e=hsgste b en= —J. H. Ihelk Pecest-row. mil Adele* skip*. Notect-11. Rosh, Iltall-resei, mew Mecisosw, tipper Clisrlips-swosk !kitty °ibis* , hise—A. R. IL :rim. IlichassildgrovaeT smood•romd Islington. writer tor a soam i L stivet !. Tye, 140/164101r, HenWeid, deolow-4. Ihickaued, St slis-tbs-Bact, peer?. Mar: WZ lst, Nor Welds& Borst, lissr B Newiesebst-pabso Ilsetlecirrosd, leirough-tead, Bovithwark, = DI M Whits, Casedust-t ,own boot saber—J. Obi% market, ,: flinteber-11. Meddle, lisiboro, T. Osebsy,_ _Gown wok tholswesteci, Basler fn W. Sialltb, Eirsiblfte g_._ 4his Th rMteriso t ._ rte w r e lmiahlg owlio• sta l l o= cownprows, oswaw—T. Liklard, Grern-bn-loem BMW% lesioldcyordi-T. ecassirsid Cl osawsl i cr i — ta V A lnel s e l Millres ebshe ti t = . - sersok St. aeorrefs.hs-tho-Resl, Ismosot— .P. elm, Cliftsa-stross North, Flosbory bows Imam DIVIDBNDL _ .. . . . S. I. Beessa,iii;;;:rii;r7 Obeepsiie, erboisede &pt. 3. J. cao tt zni it W. T, Seare, Dip** Leo , bobber— , allawirsol, aseelmerk, 'barrio mei rota . i W. &Nab& Irkint-street, City. law bookseller—Sept W. Z. me T. C. Herres, Belle bury swiliainn--84pt. 7. W. Jones tad C. Roes, Met seres;, lellaitee, tallow &sadism—Sept 7. G. C. Hyde, South. parade, Chelsea, surgeon—Sept. 7. J. Jaels ou , Brighton, hatter—Sept. 7. A. Ackerman, Beaufort-build ings, Strand, printeeller—Sept. 7. F. Fnuseo,Ladbroke-rted, Nottlag-hill, dealer—Sept. 7. T. E. Deleon, Hemel Hemp stead, Hertfordshire, tanner—Sept. 9. H. Whitmore, Stook. port, Cheshire, tailor—Sept. 3. W. Walker, Bradford, York shire, woolatapler. - • • • CERTIFICATES to be panted, unless caws be sbou to the aontrary, on the day of meetsg. Sept. 8. D. Bryce, Amen-corner, Paternoster-row, boot_ seller—Sept 8. C. Churchman, Hertford, sepulture iMple. ment factor—Sept. 14. T. J. Patterson, Bristol, selbasker— Sept. 6. /. Owen, Rhyl, Flintshirs, slate dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.. R. King laii767llstrahall, St. Faurs-cieurchysrd, City, warehousemen—J. B. Mathew and F. C. limpbreya, Nassau-street, Soho, shoe manufacteum-8. Sioman and E. Sloman, Upper East Smithfield, clothims—C. Poppletoa and B. Joheon, Stockport, Cheshire, coal nerchants—J. Baler ford, W. Bamford, 8 Bamford, and D. Babaktd, Bradford, Yorkshire, timber merchants—G. Malcolm and T. Campbell, Liverpool, merchants—J. H. Williams, 8. Salter and J. Hickman, Welahpool, Moutgooneryshiro, W. Jackson and J. Jackson, Odeon, Wakefield, Leed s, and Shipley, Yorkshire, corn =Ulm—W. B. F. Barneslln M. Yglesias, Linoolreeinn-fleids, wine mercemats—F. T. Imelda( and W. 8. Guest, Ife.. War, comanbidan agents —G. Rolm and F. RUMMY, contractors with the G r eat Northern Railway Company for works at Bewtry, Raiford, sad Peterrborough—F. Slater and J. H. Beeregg.,, Great Towsr-streat, City, attorneys - R. Reynolds and W. Gales, Sunderland, ts—J. Grove, B. Hadley and 8. Tid marsh, Birmingham, manufacturers of ilre/rool safes—Jonas Craven, R. Ramp, Joseph Craven, . Craven, and E. Crane, Thornton and Bradford, Yorkshire stuff manufao turere—D. Mitosis and E. Barbar, Birinloghazo, ms chants—J. Milne and J. Crompton, Shaw, Lancashire, soli- Meddochn and J. J. Dalton, Liverpool, insurance brokers—G. R. Carter sad 8. Moore, Nottingham, lace masuhreurars—J. R. Findlay and W Raynor, Conduit street West, Hydepark, groom—T. notch*/ and A. Firth, Liverpool, fruit brokers—James Simmons and John Simmoss, Wischasire Iron-works, Stoney-street, Southwark, engineers —H. R. Briggs, F. Garford, R. Briggs, and F. Briggs, so it as monk F. Briggs—N. Gould and R. G. Gould, Men ceeisr, Ms drams. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. AITDRIW DONALDSON, llamado°, Main, miller, Afloat 17, at the Royal HMal, rnr• COLIN M . MILLAN UTISM. shipowner, August 20, at the Royal Hotel, Gteasook. GIORGI BRAM and JAMS MUSTARD, Montrose, mer• cheats, August 20, at the Star Hotel, Montrose. DUNCAN M'CALLux, Glasgow, wright, August 17, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. MARKBIS BUGAIL—The average prke of brown or Muscovado roger, the produce of the British pommions in America, for the week ending Aug. 7, is 265. nid. per cwt., exclusive of dt.—The avenge price of brown or Xuaoovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, for the week ending aa above, is Ile. 2+L—The average pm* of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the East Indies, for the week ending as above, is 84e. 41 —The average price of the three foregoing descriptions of sugar jointly, is 275. Bd. per cwt., exclusive of duty. Baurrox, Anotter 13.—We have had a very animated &mud thk week, and a large amount of business has been treseacted at prices which seta's/10h as advance of tully 2a. per cwt. during the bat 10days; the dikes arenas quite bore of temples. Floating cargoes have met with a kkk eels, and five of Havannah", consisting of 11,000 boxes, have been disposed of at 28e. to 311. 6d. for No. 12 to 14. Refiners' produce firm, but not brink, and prime not more than 6d. dearer. Rum still dull. COTTON.—MANCRESTER, Arouse 19.-11014 study, sad the position of the raw material and of **amend are both favourable to the continuance of this improved state of trade. The receipts on the American sea-board to last ad vices were 3,042,600 bales, sod the accounts of the growing crop were favourable. There are 161,000 bales at MS agonise 48,000 lest year, at the same date. At the earns time that the cotton market la in this satisfactory position there conti nues to be a good demand for most desert aof maniac lured goods, and prices ars well supported, sad, In some in steam, incresaing in stability. In yarns theft is tame Arm our than in clothe, and for almost every kind there te:a fair business doing, spinners being well tamed, and in no anxiety about new engagements. COBN.—CHELMPORD, AVOIIBT 13.—The attendance to-day was small, end but kW* wheat brought forward, the majority being new • the qualioy of this (more particularly white) was very va rious, thougtt condition gene rally good. Prices for the Attest new about the same as week, but senondary descripdons were U. to 2a. cheaper. Weather continues flee, and the great bulk of the wheat crop is se cured. Souse little new barley offering; quality poor. Beam firm. LINCOLN, AUOINIT 13.—Our mark* bee been fairly sup plied with new wheat to-day of ;ood quality, and is prime condition. The demand Whig quiet, millers were able to supply their wants at 3a. below the Flees asked at lost market. A few maples of new barley showing, but we did sot hear of a male being made of that srticle. Wheat, red, new, 434. to -46 e.; old, 42e. to 44e.; white, old, 42a. to 46e.; new, 465. to 48e. WALIPIILD, AVOUBT 13.—There was a rather limited de grad for old wheat, at la. per quarter lower. New in moderate request at 46e. to 484. for red, and up to 624. for limpet white. There was so change in other articles, but grindiag buts, was in fair request. Average for week end ing Magnet 9—Wheat. 4,107 qre., at 46e. 6d. ; barley, 20 qrs., at 295. ; peas, 10 qrs.. at 424. COLLB.—Lottuott, Atmore 13.—Boll's Primrose, 124.; Davison's Wast Hartley, 16.. 9d. ; Harting'. Hartley, 16s. 6d.; Tanfiald Moor, 134. 9d.; Tindal Moor Bated 13.. 9d.; Wylam, 14. .; Walls End Samos, 168. 6d. ; Walk lad Braddylla Hatton, 16s. ed.; Walls End Framtralligats, 1e . .; Walla Ltd Relate, 19.. ; Walls End Ktpier Glasigta led 94.; Walls Ind Elmer. Haltom, 16.. 6d. ; Walls Pal Cr* 16s. 9d. ; Wells End 'Hartlepool Hatton, 16s. 9d. ; Was End Hough Hail, 164.; Walls End Hamrick, Ms. 6d.; Walla End West el lsey 6d.; Walls End Whitwor th , 14s. ed.; Nittan's 36irtyr21a.; Eli..'. Dadryn, 21.. —4ships at tnarket, 62; , , TRAITIO RETURNS. 116/AM MUM reg. Km , Tom; Rw 5 JW It A A ova Oro au NM 1765 UM week oollog aw A Gift& Lass ?Woods 1414 oLS Mosby Preidgag7) OH no 7,71 LW 1 . 733 lordast amboo hag IL Dada — 857 075 week-etes Lung 5. B=ltoniar toM s Joocftoo— m Ui 3.18 141 II II Woe MOM Alma 7. Pula. Wok aft. Amami 1. 0aka55ir.............. ...... ISO T.Oll 7.414 KM lia SHIPPING INTELLIGBNOIL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Bonn (ip), from Liverpool ear Calton, Aug. 11, lat. MAI tom W. Baseala m re ( (18barqm), from Steppers for Liverpool. Jall la tat. 7144 B.oa 3 CarolueirCovesery (ship), tram Wheels. foe Looks, Jane 11, 4 Cope of Geed Mop. City of Mesdames, (a) (imp:4l4d), Jam 23, ht. WO IL, Ye. Le Z. Forest ne. (American ship). from Liverpool for Bombay, II bp July it lac 18 10 N., Inn 27 W. Georm Wrebirotoa.trem Foo Moo-fro, for Lrodos. /eye, lathed S. ion. ie to M. Jarmo Teo (Ail% from Bombay far Ltverrol, Jose 2 7 , id. MX L. Ma. EU IL Laamiele Ohio), from Urgers foe Falmouth, July 11, Ist. AM I. los. 27.10 Vt. itsekliffs (bargee), from Corisp for Falmouth, May*, bt.ts6ll4 lon. 86 L 11.74 Bride (barque) (aualliarysorowi, from Rambo/ G 771 / 70114 kt Melbourne, IS days. July IL tat. 1130 N., be. tr. lisostor (ship), from Liverpool tae Boat y, lab It bd. 1 . 10 tun. 25.2 W. 7111 • 17 indv ( 161 14. from Akyab tor Livarp:ol. May d. lat. NAYS Whits Star. from Bombay, July 111, lat. 11.18 FOOL 114 2 Wo BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHB. 11107eili f terje2.44,ZeutheormparkAillia. the site it G. (47:17. 1 44aet It. et Hi Hese% Bridieerater, Se Ceram' IDll7 l — a grirt. at Leedterd. sear (Pafford, the wee et 0.7711. 1111 1 3 01 xvi l ja ll i V.—AesTeet iFV:i . 41 ; :t il Lt=szt H ill: t i li c es e' L.7 "alm L A""6 11 4". eref al ordehhe. r.v. . Bufi wif ir°°1 : 1:kk a l.e . s tb i stklicaWths i : a . 16. 1 ,. ettailee, ihh_. its sd.i.,..77l7water. the e MARRIAOZS. et Oigi t et glegailleos.==. II: DL . el Mr —august mai ms 1 1 1 1 111 7 = l . tlrme.„;orteruiS wit: 1111. 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