The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-30 00:00:00

COUNTY MEETING AT MAIDSTON& A Meeting of the magistrates of Kent was held by atoointaat at Maidstone en Thursday to eariisr igno asies se : other things. a notice of mottos given by Kr. Kr. far Dover, fee the adoptios of the provisions albs Ossatabsary Act far the whole soesty. Mr. Deodes jia lV ei , was is the chair, and seedy_ 100 meglellsess the subject having emitted essuidernete interest Kr. Rios having tatredeftd the salbject. the meeting was addressed by Mr. Wykehats Martin. M.P., nod Colonel Agates is ravage of the mod le, and by the Heel dßamigigi, Kr. Hedge% M.P., end by Mr. Al derman Salaams *Oast h. Thome:moats is &Tau of the motion wereshiefly founded Ws the report of the Constabulary essunimioa of 1839, sod es the probability of much vagrancy arising from aid. cultural disuses. Against the motion it wee urged that this was • most i..ooportnne Siikaon for increasing coast, taxation without the seat sagest necessity being shows ; that the osweeshalary wady act cost a lees vets than 12,0001. • year, and that a twopenny rate on the whole county would be re quindfor its maistenence. Mr. Ald. Salomon, who took a prominent pert is the di,' advanced that no case had been made out for the magistracy of their own accord to introduce a charge involv ing an sureasstatton of taxation. He compared the present mresting with one held is the county moven years ago, when, ken ea increase of mesas', it was thought se isemery to head a sew god. That was in a year when the oeuusittals had greatly increase d, but they had sines fallen gvadually, until they bed been lessened one-half, leaving the Frown prises moosentodel ion of the county tar more than wa • nesissery. He apprehended that the improved state of *redo es weld mod to diminish messaistals generally through out the enmity ; sad ovoid that se great crimes or *SS in Kent justified say such sessoare and that is would be an insult to an inoffensive rural poplalatien, and expose W magistracy to unatetrary odium if such a proposita were adopted. —On a diviAtan, the people& was rejected by a vest majority, not mere than twisty voting in its Amour. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Jews 29. There was a very tumultuous meeting yesterday of the shareholders in the Dublin, Dandram, and Rath farnham Railway. The late directors were taken to task, and a new set appointed. Mr. St. John 'ef figies, of Blarney Castle, commented very poignantly upon the cenduct of the late directors, and at one time the meeting assumed the appearance of a Donnybrook row. CLERICAL. PltaanastMrll.—Rev. llsaut Jusnieu Mrsharr, to the Stipendiary Caneies of Weirhaaton and Übbtston, in Suffolk. Rev. Hammy Roast: Wailers, to Farndeld V.,Notts., dio. Lincoln • 166 , 1. • ' patron', the Chspter of ollegiate Church of fio;ithm.ll. Rev. JOSS LOILItY, to Barnbrin-the-Willows V., Notts, dio. Linsola ; 1841. ; patrons, the Chapter of the Collegiate Church of Soathsrell. Nev. W. Pumas, to Parwieh P.O , Derbv, dio. LichlLld ; 1081. ; patron, W. Evass, Esq., M.P. The Nottingham paler says : Mr. Fisher was for seventeen years curate and Liversrge lecturer of St. Pelee*, Derby, and performed the whole of the laborious duties of that large parish, numbering 16,000 ,outs, without any clerical assistance, tatting three and sometimes four services on a Suncliy." NAVAL ADYIRALTT, itflIZ29. l APeOllllll2 NTS -SURGEON: Dr. Thomas B. Molesworth, to Tortoise. Matz: J. R. Alex ander. to Superb. M1D11111111111: W. Moriarty, to Swift • IL W. 15 ilthertoree, to Fierard. NATAL CADZTS: Christo pher Bortheriek and W. J. Walker, to Queen. PORTSMOUTH, Juss MARTIAL.-On the al , Aval of Pentaloon, 8, from Ascension, it was stated in the Daily News that the brig was come home on account of some tranumions that took place whey the Ranger was on shore. On Monday last as order was received here for a coartmartial to tunable, to try Commander L. de T. Prevost, commanding Foetal-nen, on a charge of having, on the 10th Dee. last, lett H.M. sloop Ranger in distress, with oat rendering that assistance which he ought to have done. The witnesses being now collected, order a were this morning famed for the court to ass mble to-morrow morning, on board the Victory tlagottip, Rear-Admirelll. Prescott, C. 8., president, when the trial will be proceeded with. Wout.wice, lons D.-E!fis L steam yaritt, arrived late on Wednesday night to convey Fries* Albert to Chatham. The melancholy event, however, which has canoed the post ponement of the siege operations, has still left it a matter of doubt when the operations will take place. The RAW is toerefore detaos d at this port to await further orders.- Potter, st..v., lett yesterday for Holyhead, to be employed at that tort as a mail packet for a short time.-Gleaner, st.-v., has been ordered to be sent to Deptford to be broken up.- Several s'tempts hove been mule during the last few der to undoek the Vulcan stearu frigate, tying in dock, but her draught or water aft boring been considerably increased by the strew propeller recently shipped, it was found impossible to that her, and it has been decided to wait fur the next springs before another attempt is made.-Lieut. Kynastoa has been app in . ed to study at the steam factory.-Mr. J. Lesser, late hennas of shipwrights at this yard has been ap pointed assistant muter shipwright at Sheerness, loving been selected out of several other candidates by the com mittee of examination. Patzs Munat.-Tea Srvx.-Lest sight's Gazette gives settee to Captain (then commends') Childs and the oaken sad crewel the steam-sloop Styx, who were actually oe board and entitled tethers is the unicieds arising from the capture o 1 the slaveoreseel, name unknown (supposed Flamingo), on the 15th Nov., 1847, that the distribution thereof will be untie on the 3rd of Aug. next, at No. 1, Juneusteeet, Adelphi, and where the lists will be re-called every Wedses day sad Friday for three moths:-Flog, 481.55. 61d.; 2nd, shat (commander), 1691. 134 9d. ; 3rd elan, 221. 12s. IM. ; 4th elms, 111. 6s. 31.; 6 It clam, 101. 3s. lido ; 6th elate, 61.165. 9d. ; 7th clam, 61. 13.. 14d.; Sib clue, M. 101. 6d.; 9 k class, 31. 7s. 104 d.• 10th class, 21. be. 31. • 11th clue, 11. 13e. 111 d.; 12th cla s s, 11. 2s. 74d. ; 13th class ; , 16s. Ilid. ; /futile is also gives to Capt. Cbsde and the officers and crew of the Styx, who were actually en bard and entitled to share in the promeda arising from the capture of the atavi sms/4 Bea Fi, on the 15th of Nov., 1847, that the distribu ilea will be made oe the 3rd of Aug. seat, at No. 1, James. street, Adelphi, sad where the lists will be re-called every Wednesday - ami Friday toe three monthe.-Flag, 241. Is. 24d.; 2nd class (cesentaader), 841. 10m 744. •• and clue, 111.65. 6d.; 4th elms, 62. 12s 84d. • 6th clam 6L Is. bid. ; 6th clam, 31. 7s. 7441. ; 7th elam, 21:165. 41d. ; clam, 21. 6.. Id. ; 9th class, U. 13a. 9M. ; 10th else, IL 2e. 61d. ; 11th clue, 16.. )00. ; 12th dam, Ile. 31d. ; 13th elan, Bs. 614.-J. Woolkead, agent. MILITARY. EAST INDIA COMPANY PINSIONBRII.—ThtIetIOR In now to be placed uder the esperlatendente of the staff dean of pensioners. lemernetions have been Bawd to the different officers am the sehject. BRAD QUARTRAII 84TH RZOIIIIIIT. on board the Java, ar rived at Bombay on 17th May, and the detachment of the same regiment in the John Brewer es 18th May. [Pram last netit's Casette.] WAR-OFFICE, June 29. kit U. Dralls.—M. F. O. Otrosteu, goat., to he cor., by per., vise Tosnrod. rete. 2adi Rem. of F.--Cleat Cadet W. It. coxes, from the L. MU. Col, to be ens.. withont bo E. E. Mee lireacty, prem. In the 4th F. Iltb P.—To unbent par.—One Cadet W. D. Nara; tram tie IL MIL Ate Creeks, mom. la lb. ORM r. • Oent. Quiet W. H. CiAitirli, Ram the IL 1411. Cal, vise itimpoin, epp ter. lar—Ciett. Cadet C. R. PAIA=SOI., tom the IL MU. Ord., to be Ct witleut put., Mee Robinson. pm:m.lllth* p eel MI L 11.—Oest. Cadet IL R. Noesocia, trent the Semi MIL Ccl., to be me, without our., Ace Nan* prole in the Nth F. Mat P.—M.ior.. re T. Weteama, Peet. end ILC.R., to be mg., vies !Jest-Geo. Sir B. Wilma, O .C. L , deemoilL Nth F. —Gest. Cadet W . H. D. Curiae from loyal Mil. Col., to be M., without par., vita Cootie& rmle be the itek F. UM P.—Cent. Coln J. lan" from the Royal Mil. CcL, to bee.,, without pur„ Mee Tidwell, pram. In the Bibb F. cite P.— ',rut. E. Dowse, to be mot, by par., vim &wet, elsont.; Ere J. L HroLams, to be bed" by par., vim Boma ; Hsu., gent., to be ens., by per.. Me, Masker& 79th P.--Oent. Cadet H. H. aravamon, tram the Rot. MIL Col., to Mens" without Bur., vice Claimers. prom. in 16th P. 97th P.—En.. T. E. Jostle, to be lire. and adiut„ rice Diadem, dm. ; Gent. Cadet A. H. Toseruerwarni, from the Roy. Mil. CoL, to be eau, without pur er rice knee OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Jews 28. Ravel lest. of Artillary.—Oest. Cadent to be Second Uauta.: L. B. nee Earle prem.; T. 1.. Dmana. vice Addington. prom. • C. CA MOM" Venbikte. pram.; W. J. dr. Jose, vies Orr, prom. • W. O. AXIOM ; villa 11111. prom.; P. Loom, vice Y. J pro..; A. H. Ilititime, Mee Maeda, team.; J. A. P. Menu, vim Twins, prom. ; R. Isoamista, vice Curtis, prom. • X. H. R. lower, vice Memelaht. Prow; W. 0. La Mrst;usa, vfr teak_ , prom ; P. CAW, vice Rooltall. Wm. • H. HIRZIWOI ; Vite res. ;T. C. 11101.0aT, vita Astern. prom.; U. B. Cense, vise Dialtaen, prom; A. Noma, tiro ante pale; H. L. Rundle vice Place, prom; 0. Y. Tannic. roe Braes, prom. Corps of Royal Eaninerree—Oentlemen cadet, to te Bent..: J. W. Gasmouz, vice Hem prom ; O.A. Hod, vice Mackezzie, prom. MEDICAL Common or PuretcwriJDr.Strathery, Dr. Name, Dr. Bann, sad Dr. Jesffremes, en to be As new censors crf the Coßap of Physicians. APUTHSC•IIIIII . HALL —Nance of paean= who passed their 'semi cation is the science and practice of seedkine. and mind eerhlicates to practise, on Thanday, Jane 28, 180 : Gomm Gordon Lawreace Williams, Llandovery ; Robert Tamen, Wye, near Ashford, Kent ; Peter Allen, ilmerden, near Crsahrook ; Wiliam Jima, St. John's, Newfound land ; Lake Blunter, Boath 814444. SPORTING. NEWCASTLE-ON•TYNE RACES. - THOR3DAT (Conceros Tyne (STAIR, Of 10 some each, for o). 2-yr-old colts, list 7lb ; Allies, Sat 41h ; the emond to MVO WI Make. Titre: quarters of • WU. (13 sate.) lure Zetlearrs Culla (J. Mama) 1 Mr. Bovres's Rybutrita . (Iklmer) Mr. Weatworta's Meek creasplemea) 3 to 4 ea Caatab, 3to 1 eget Itltinrka, and 3 to 1 aga Uhlman. Quash made all tae running and won cleverly by a knell- M ir.icetiee PLATT of 50 sow. added to a handicap of 10 sore. each, 7 it. and I only If declared ; the eecead to saye bin wake. Praia the Newcastle Tern in. Mr. Marla me. Ann. a 7re, Ott 10Ib, carried $ Its. ova _ Mr. LlMe's apithead, 6 ynt, rot 61b ' ------ - -- THil 1 (Illornon 2 yr. R. L. nes Sir Robert slower, 4 yra 461310 ...(1 Prate. 3 Dlr. llewel. thee Andaholaa, 3 yr% 3.4 Mb ..... ... ...(nsibaso) 4 Mr. Laldlaw's Lady I ant Orr, 4 TrS. AK 12 lb (m. ab) b 61,4 apt Mini Ann, 2 to 1 eget Spithead, 2 to 1 apt Aadalusinii, 4to 1 agst Lady I am Off, and 6 to 1 apt Sir lanbert. Won by three parts of a length after a good race The wianu is objected to for sot declaring yew weight ia das taw. GOLD Cur of 1601. by rubs. el 10 nes. seek lte. 2 miler. (16 rubs.) I Mr. Mortysairatleterr, 6 ynk eat Slb (Itsziew) I Mr. J. Cashes. Camelot, 4 pr. IA lib (Ttesplema) 2 Any edit en the grey. 11( n very easy. OATISIOILD or Larroar &non of t o sows. sub, p.p.. wish 60 Wed, Um woad to save Ids stake ; for byre old colts. ON 71b NA Wm, est 41b. 2 Wks. (26 subs.) lir. losois's Mr. a. Jelootssols Omsorsions -.4T i iii: fames tonsmarnocr oftnistnsbms) 3 Kr. MsKim% Miami (Cartwriglit) 4 2tol oa Thrinciarth, 2to 1 Snowstorm'. Mislistik want in front, after weft the dktaare, sad wen sinerty by • length. Inninzenee firscuL•Trox PLATS of 25 son. added to a sweepstakes of 5 son. each ; the second to receive 101. Beats, from the Newcastle tarn-in. (9 subs. Mr. H. leine's Pr sat, 3 Kr, et Ilb (limbos) I 1 Cal*. WNW' Camphiraa, 4 yrs, It Illb (Conker 4 2 Mr. O. Iliiitits Pm, Nut, 3 Ks, St 71b (Amok' 0 3 Mr. lisiwilibalt MiKwilliK. NM, eit 41b (Igo 0 4 Kr. T. Digesbehili KA 1 pa, 41b (Barwick 2 0 Dietcn,lo, 25 ft, lir. Nich ols Nansykirk. 3 yn. 9st tint lir. Ileasn's Wallace, 2 des, let. T.Y.C. Off by consent. ----- WINCHESTER RACES.—TMTIUSDAT CONCLUDED. 3waserrama of 5 sow. each, with 20 added ; for 3-yr olds, get 711; Nor, 10st 12 1 b; dye, list 61b ; sad aged, 1 Ist 101 b. dkadames widen. (L 2 subs.) Heats, 1 mile. Duke of Eishondes Pail MU, 3 yam (Flamm) I 0 1 Mr. Odimadashm`s Oct,' yea 0 1 2 Mr. r.=C O 0 2 0 Firm Mat : . t PallMs% 4 to 1 agar Fistieut We. easy by a length and a half. —.llsaaad haat : 7t04 as Pell M.U. 3 to 1 apt loisdralr. was by a sack.—Third heat : 4 to 1 oa Pell 'dell, who was easy by a Mark, sod was claimed for 1001. TWO-TRAIL-OLD STAltill of 10 move each, the second to save his stake. T.Y.C. (14 subs.) Mr. Dixon's Marry, eat Sib (W. Day) 1 Lord Palnsentan's Dernyl, WWI) (A. Day) 2 stol on Blarney. Won In a canter by two lengths. WINCIIISTiI BUM= Of 10 KM each, 6 ft, and 60 added. Heats. 1 mils. (16 subs.) Mr. W.Nealet's Ambeendren, 2 yrs, let 31h (Cockney) Mr. Bargees's Hind of the Yana, 4 yrs, lit 131 b (J. Sharpe) Mr. J. Bedier'a Antelope, 7 rt l3l b (A. Coy) Mr. Mrefard's Wen Country Law, 3 yrs, tat 111 b (Melon) 2 o 3 First heat : 7to 4 apt Antelope. Won by a neck ; the same between second and third. &clod heat: 6to 6 apt Arabeesedises. Woe by 100 yards. Third hat : 6 to 1 as Arab... Memo Won in a canter. erre MIXIIII24' PLATO of 601. Heats, 2 miles. GO subs.) Mr. Sedler's Manton Dew, 3 yrs, 7st 131te (A. Day 1 1 Mr. Nevie Dam, s 3 yrs, Est llb (Gilbert 2dr Mr. Osteldeetoes Mlnum, 3 yrs, tat llb (Barker 3dr 11 to Bon Mountain Dew, who won the first heat by a neck, sad walked over for the second. SwazioThau of 3 son. each, and 20 added. Gentlemen riders. &a. Heats, three quarters of • mile. (8 subs.) Mr. OsbaldeetcesChat, 3 yrs, Ost 131te (Owner) 0 1 1 Mr. Ilarrines Bereadotw, 3 yrs, Set 61b (A. Day 1 3 2 Mr. J. Sedler's lady liangtsll, 4 yn, Bat 121 b (Maton 0 2 3 Mr. Dawson's St. Oswald, 3 yrs, 94 12113 (Bell) 0 0 Mr. Etwars b g by Thletlewbipper out ot Mopes, 3 yrs, 74131 b (0. Brown) 0 0 0 Mr. J. Day's Coloeynthus, 4 yrs, Oat 4th (Wakefield) 0 0 0 Mr. W. Sedler's Master Murray, aged, lOst Mb (Mr. Bevil) 3 0 & Mr. Nevin's Diana, 3 yr., 7st 131 lb (J. Sharpe) 2dr The first heat was won by a length, the second by a length and • half, and the third cleverly by a length. ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB. The first contest for the Grand Challenge Cup presented by the Royal Thames Yacht Club, and open to all royal yacht clubs in the kingdom, took place yesterday, and with one of the moat exciting rears on mord, affording • mimes sloe of incidents of the most interesting description. The following were found ready for the starting signal :—Mr. H. Lanabton's Cygnet, 35 tons; Mr. R. Antrena's Foam, 20 toes; Mr. C. P. Leslie's Bianca, 32 tons; Mr. John Wicks's Cynthia, 50 tons; Mr. W. Flamsnk's Mosquito, 50 tons ; Mr. G. Cook's Daring, 31 tons; Mr. 0. Whitehead's Secret, 25 tons ; Mr. J. 8. Trelawney's Gipsy, 12 tons. The dis tance to be sailed was from Rrith to the Nom Light and back, weather ;cremating, and half • minute per ton allowed at coming in by the large to the smaller craft. The start was well effected at 1111. 45m. 4.55., when the Cygnet made sail beautifully, clesely followed by the Cynthia, Foam, Bianca, and Musquito. Lord Alfred Paget (the commodore) on the arrival of the Jupiter off Southend pier, brought her to, having previously fired a gun from either bow, to apprise the yachtem.n that the Maumee had been shortened, and that they were to round the steamer, which they dia in the following order: Mweulto ..... 2 hours RA min.Atea 33 seconds. Crain 2 „ 28 „ 35 ~ CYllnel Daring Secret 2 „ 42 „ „ Toam 2 „ 47 „ 43 „ The Mosquito put dowa h er helm, and came over to lee ward, but seemed to be doubtful by the sweep she made whether the steamer wee at anchor, whether they had been guilty of inattention to their interests, however in this respect it is difficult to may, but they went so wide of the mark that ;the Cynthia slipped in between the Musqlito and the steamer whk.h was dead at anchor, and they rounded abreast ia the same instant, but immediately afterwards the topmast of the Mosquito was carried away by the bowsprit of the eye this striking, a it was alleged by several who had witnessed it, the Mesquite's topmast-stay ; that they had almost ma roi4ably failed is certain, and the Cynthia hat sustained some trifling injury else. Which party ought to have given way, caused not a little contention amongst those weezubled, and which ought to have ported her helm caused much diversity of opinion. Some held that the Cynthia bad clearly • right to go where she did, and that the other should have given way, as, from the nature of the Cynthia's position, the colli des was unavoidable, Wen the Mosquito poled her helm to give her room ; while it wee maintained that the Mosquito had jibed first, and that the Cynthia oulbt to have gone out side of her. Tie Mesquite rigged a jury-mast and hoisted the signal immediately after the collision. The Cyatkia maintained her lied, and they arrived in the follow ing ettleroles Omit behrt with her allowance of seem minutes gni this like wiener his. min. see. 3 9 SS Muepre 6 15 7 5 20 30 5 37 10 Pon Lord Alfred Paget presented the cup to the represents. Live of the owner of the Cygnet, ant the usual honours were gone through, concluding with the health of her Majesty, &c., &c. The owner of the Foam also received his prize for the last match, which had been left in abeyance, the starting committee having decided in his favour. The band of the 2nd Life Guards were in attendance, and played the most popular ales, and the compony were landed at an early hour, much pleased with the day's sport. CRICKET. ELITISM OT ENGLAND V. At Day's Ground, South!tp Isi T. Orl i llow, Erg., b 4 E. Tbeakeetese, Esq., et Chat terton, b Clarke Bode, b aarke 3 W. Hoeneell, Faq., b ilillyer 0 Day, e FeN er rftrke 9 Brown, b F. Campton, kaq., Undow b Clarke Car tur Latonr e W. Mk b 70. ltnnwend, Faq., b Clarke 4 T. C. Mho; 12eq., bit w, b Clarke 9 Ws P. Ilathlast, b 11111yer T Oserge,Eeq, a Parr, b Clerks T. Terrine., Req., not oat 2 T. Chasherlayne, lA., Pikh, Halm 0 b 1, w , nb 0 1 1 rotrarz - zx or HAMTSIMPA.- )e. June 28. ' DAY. Zsokanu. Ist Inn. W. Pilch, 1 b w 0, Day 0 IbUyer, b Bathurst ....» 9 Parr not out F. Pllch, b e Latour, la Day 3 Admits, D N. Felix, Eeq, ay b Day 8 Chatterton, e °Wow, b Bath urst Guy run out C A. larke, I Bathurst. .... . Myna, Esq., I Bathurst IL W. Lindow. ER„ run out I 01, w 1, nb COUNTY OF SURREY v. COUNTY OF ESSEX. This match, which was commenced on Thursday at at the Oval, was brought to a conclusion last evening. There were but few long scores. Chester stands at the head of the list for runs, having made 12 and 44, and the neat is Bosliby, who 'cored 7 and 42. Both batted beautifully. The match stood as foliates at its close, and was in favour of Sarrey, who won by 16 runs: AvaisT. Julius Caner, b Chain 1 e Box, b Mad= 1 Brockwe% Whoten, b Chaim .. b De= 13 Martine b Dean Chester, e tunphrey, b DMA 1 Dabor out 44 di., b Wholes C. Coital, laq , b Don c !hubby, b Widest lO C. H. Bea" Eq., ran out e Chaney, b Dean 0 W. Eastmewiey, Eels , b Wisden ... run out 9 E. Passes, Eaq"sChaUss, b Wisdom b Widen 7 Leaser, b Dna. e Mallen, b Wisden l6 Showman, not eat lbwbileon 29 Ere, 4; =de (Widen 1, Osborn 11W i t i telde (Dean 1, 2 4 4 3), 4 l3 Osborn, b by 4 b Pep 7 _ E. Napper, Esq., by abater l4 a Cam, b Broekwell ... 16 Dean, b Ilbesrissa 6 • Lam, b Clays ~ ... 2 bon, rna cat —l7 • Ofilltykbßrockwell lO W. Narver, roq., by lbssines...... 7 1 Brealnesli 6 Busriby, a Loekyer, by Ilbssemw... 7 at wt _. 42 Medea, tabasin: 10 • lass" b Meese ...... 0 Millen, s , b Brellowil - 116 b Obasrwsa S H. W. eftsftli, by riessemss.. 3 a Ledger, b Broskwall 4 W. liaapirsy, • Caw, b lbearms• Zwribed, not est wide S 0 oskyw, b Cd'ys 0 Byes, I ; . 1 so bsil Byes, L * wide (near. 13 d e r ;no balls I, Brock well 1), 2 l4 lab) 3intelitgence. PAWITY COURTS. YESTERDAY. Banns VICI.CLUICELLOR WICOUII. Ex PARTS THI BREITOHD CHARITY. _ _ In this nos an order had been made, referring it to the Muter to settle a scheme for the better administration of a free and perpetual school at Bedford, founded and endowed nut of funds left by Sir Thomas Harper and Dame Alice, his wife. The object of the proposed scheme was to adapt the expenditure to the probable income, and the Master was directed to embody the scheme in an act of parliament, to be applied for cluing the present session. Mr. Lloyd, for two of the inhabitants of Bedford, who were said to repressed the opinions of 800 of the inhabitants,l THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, 1849. applied lot to take in objections before the Muter to the chaste= bad been proposed. It was alleged that a ecuiderable number of the inhabitants of Bettina were muss to say cheap in the administration of the charity, and had umnizialierd the Attoraity-Gaseral, bat that their memscial had not been attended to. It was inekted that there wo e Ot for the prayer of the petition, sa in the use si irs tre " Lndlow shuttles, where Mr. Le Chartism bed km allowed to attend before the Muter, and In the case of Lady Hewky's charities, where similar per mission had been given to two sets of presbyteriana. The Solicitu-General and Mr. Stevens, for the original yetitkmers, objected to the present application, on the ground that It would have the effect of impeding the pro ceedlya hefore the Master. Mr. Calvert and Mr. Hill also appeared to oppose the pe- Utica. Mr. Wray appeared for the Attorney-General. The Vice-Chancellor maid that he certainly understood the Attemsy-General to represeat all the parties interested in the charity. If he admitted different sections of the cons =unity of Bedford, there might be u minty schemes sub mitted for the Master's approval as there were divisions of opinion upon the particular charity. The proper course, he thought, would be to leave the cue to the Attorney-Cie I, who would no doubt attend to any sugeeetion that might be made. The petitioners might be heard also when the re port Mlle before the court Übe confirmed, and he presumed they might also petition against the bill in parliament. He would recommend the petitioners to mernorialis. , the Attor 'ley-General, and would make no order upon the peution, bat allow it to stand over till Saturday, the 7th July. THE POLICE COURTS. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. /hots William Law and Mr. Alfred Forsyth, glass- paper makers, were charged with having committed the following outrage at the shop of Menus. C. and R. Robinson, artists' colour makers, Char lotte-street, Rathbons-platn. Mr. Charles Robinson said about 4 o'clock on Thursday afternoon the defendants came into his shop. Lammas armed with a thick stick, and he said with an oath, " have a ' settlement now, or I'll break everything in your shop." Wit. nese told the defendants to leave the shop, as they bad already made themselves amenable to the law. Forsyth re plied that he did not care for the law, and then clenching his fist, be told him he would spoil his face if he did not fame diately pay 31. 61. that was owing. Complainant requested them sgsin to leave the shop, as they caused a crowd, and ware sending away the customers. Laws replied while he was in the shop complainant should not take sispence from any one ; then raising his stick he said he would break every bone in complainant's rascally body if he did not pay 3s. 6d. fir a dozen of drawing.books which had been supplied to the 'his. Complainant dis puted the demand, on the ground that he had no recollec tion of the books having been received. Complainant was quit* willing that the matter should be referred to the county court, as he was ready to pay, if proof could be given that the books had really been supplied. The defendants said one of the Robrasons had a knife, and this had caused irritation. Thoy had been taken from their bu.iness, in order to get in a debt which bed been con tracted as far back as January. The case had been greatly exaggerated. Mr. liardwick said he had never heard of a more entre giz.us proceeding. The courts of law were open to the de. (indents, if they had any claim which they could substan tiate, and he should therefore call upon the detendants to put in good bail to answer the charge at the session. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-YESTERDAY. 6TITDIOII AT NISI Pura-131/01Z LORD DiVIIAN AND ♦ Srcaw-Ray. Loan CHARLES TOWEPHEND V. FOLEY. —Tlis Fins Awn. Mr. Cockburn, Q.C., and Mr. Wildman appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr. Serjeant Talfourd, with whcm was Mr. 'loggias, were counsel for the defendant This was an action brought by Lord Charles Townshend, ama of the Marquis of Townshend, against a sculptor, to recover a sum of about 2601., which had been paid by Lord Charles Townshend to Mr. Foley, on account of a group in marble of " Ino and the In'ant Bacchus," for which he had agreed to give US guineas, but which ha afterwards refused to accept, not being satisfied with it ; and he now sought to recover the money he had paid on account, which payment the defendant objected to make. on the pound that he had received an absolute and not a conditional commission, as the plaintiff contended, to exe cute the group. Oa Lord Charles Towuehend objecting to take the group, Lord Ellesmere purchased it from the de fendant for 756 guineas, it having been pronounced by fleet est(' judges to be a very beautiful and superior work of art. We forbear going any further into the details of this case, as, after Mr. Sedum% Talfourd had ad dressed the jury for the clefendant, Lord Denman said he had a suggestion to make upon which Lord Charles Townshend, who was not in court, was sent for, and had an interview with his counsel, Mr. Cockburn, after which Lord Denman said the suggestion he hsd to make was this,—that u the plaintiff, after he had ordered the group of Inc and the infant Bacchus, had expressed a regret that he had ordered a single figure, and as the defen dant had offered to sculpture a single figure and allow 1601. to the plaintiff for it, he should now execute in marble any figure that the plaintiff should lire. Besides this, the sum to be allowed for it should be 2001., and if the figure should be worth less than that sum when finished, and inspected by competent judges the difference between what was deemed to be eta real value, and 2001. should be paid by the defendant to the plaintiff, but if it should be thought wrath more than 2001., the difference beyond that amount, whatever it might be, should be paid by Lord Charles Townshend to the defend ant. When the disagreement had arisen between the plain tiff and defendant, the latter had named Sir Robert Peel as the party by whose decision he would be bound as to the merit of the group of Ino and Bacchus, and he (Lord Denman) thought that he would be a very fit person to decide as to the beauty and perfection of the figure to be sculptured by the defendant, and he had no doubt that Sir R. Peel would have no objection to decide the questir n. Mr. Cockburn, who had stated upon his return into court, from seeing Lord C. Towrshend, that his client was willing to agree to any suggestion of his lordship, then said that he agreed on behalf of the plaintiff to the proposition of hislord. ship, and Mr. Perk ant Talfourd, as counsel for the defen• dant, mho consented to it. The case was then settled by a juror being withdrawn. The defendant in this case was a young man of cousiderable reputation in his prolusion, and had been selected to rculp tun the statue of John Hampden, which is to be placed in the new House of Commons. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—YESTERDAY. BOOkli • COMMON JUILY. PARKER V. PINNEY AND ANOTHER.—MISTAILE or A PALACE COURT OFFICER. This was an action of trespass and false imprisonment, to which the defendants pleaded not guilty, and one of the de fendants also pleaded want of notice of actions as required by statute. Mr. Serjeant Jones (with whom 11.311 Mr. Chanted') stated plaintiff 's case. The plaintiff was a tailor, formerly living at St. Mary-axe, London, but now at Peterborough. At two o'clock ia the afternoon of Wednesday, 214 Much last, plain tiff was in London, talking to an acquaintance in the street, when Pinney, one of the defendants, who was an officer of the Palace Court, came up and addressed the plaintiff, s ey ing, I have a warrant against you at the suit of Mr. 'rid an the Palate Court." Plaintiff said it mast be a mist, he, as he did not MR know Mr. Till by name, whereupon he was told Mr. Till was it livery stable keeper at Chelsea ; but plaintiff protested he knew nothing of the matter. Although the warrant Was against " J. B. Parker," and plaintiff gave his name to the officer as " Charles Thonsee-Parker," vouched his accuaintance to the fact, and offered to go to his attorney, Mr. &mimeo, who lived close by, to satisfy Pinney such was the case, the latter would hear of nothing of the vrt, but marched plaintiff off to Whitecross-street Prison. Upon his arrival plaintiff gave notice he was the wrong man, and cautioned the prison officers not to receive him. He was nevertheless taken to the remand ward as • person arrested upon a warrant of commitment. Plaintiff forthwith wrote to Mr. Stedman, his attorney, who imme diately wrote to Mr. Barden, the governor of the prison, the other defendant in the action. It was not, however, until the following Saturday, three days afterwards, when Mr. Till, at the desire of Mr. Stedman, sent down a person who knew the real Mr. Parker, and at once negatived the plain tiff as being the man, and when it also appeared Mr. J. B. Parker, the real debtor, was already confined in the prison at the suit of another creditor, that the plaintiff was libe rated. The learned counsel submitted the injury inflicted upon the plaintiff's feelings, name, and respectability as • tradesman, by being cast into prison, and detained there several days, demanded large compensation at the hands of a jury of his countrymen. George Stedman was the first witness called, and stated: On the 21st of March last, I saw plaintiff slit eight or nine people round hint. Mr. Austin and Mr. Pinney were there. Iliuntilf beckoned to me, and said, " This is a pretty thing. lam arrested for another man." I asked who arrested him. He pointed to Pinney. I said to Pinney, " You had better step over to my son's office, which was only a few yards, and you will rise he is not the right man." He said, " Why should Ige over the way ?" I said, " Because it is an easy mode of ascertaining if you have the right man." He said, " I shall not go," and he took the plaintiff by the ens and said, " You must come along to Whitecross-street." They then walked away together. The plaiutiff sent to me, and I afterwards went to the prison. I found him in the remand ward. Mr. Serjeant Bylee, who represented the defendant But. doe, objected that the plaintiff having proved a several tres pass, could not go to prove a joint one, but must elect. Mr. Serjeant Jones elected to proceed for a joint John John Alton Austin said, I am • clerk to plaintiff's attor ney. Three hours after the arrest I went to the prison to see plaintiff. They referred me to a Mr. Parker, a prisoner ; but I found he was not the man. I afterwards saw the plaintiff there. He was in the remand ward. The gover nor was out ; but I told the turnkeys to inform hint they had got the wrong party. I also told them they bad the real party in prison already. In the remand ward prisoners are not allowed to purchase anything. I saw plaintiff there every day, from the Wednesday till Saturday. I told his family where be was. Mrs. Parker wu in ill health and pregnant. She went to the prison to him. He was dis charged on Saturday about 7 o'clock. I posted a letter to the keeper of the prison. William Watts, Deputy-Governor of Whitecroustreet Prison, said: Persons in the remand ward have the county allowance only. They have gruel for breakfast and supper, for dinner they have meat and potatoes four times a week, Except under particular circumstances their friends cannot see them more than once a week. I know a person tuned Barber who came in on the 21st. I believe I had a conver sation with Mr. Burdon about his being the wrong man, that day and the next. I w any letter from Mr:Sted man to Mr. Budon.—Cross-examined: We have about 200 persons In Whitecroes-street Prison. It is a common thing for a prisoner to sly I am the wrong man. We do not, therefore, much heed such statements. Attorneys are always admitted whatever ward a man mty be in. William Williams, a turnkey, was also called, who °enchanted some of the facts already spoken te, after whisk the warrant of commitment (which was for thirty.five d,a ), directed amongst others to Pinney, as officer of the Palate eoort, was put m and read, and this concluded pia/s -wam*. Mr. Serjeant Bytes now submitted, on behalf of his client, Mr. Burden, that he was entitled to a verdict on the second plea, inasmuch as the statute 62 Geo. 111., c. 209, under which Whiteccometmet Pthm was bade, requires a month's notice before bringing an action for anything done under the act, atd Mr. Burden, in acting upon this warrant, was acting under colour of the statute, and was therefore entitled to • notice. After hearing the point discussed, the Judea ruled in favour of the objection, and a verdict was accordingly takes in favour of the defendant, Mr. Burdon. Mr. Metcalfe then, on behalf of the other defendant, Pinney, addressed the jury, and contended that what had eecorred was a are mistake, and that his client was nut to be blamed for the detention of the plaintiff fur three days in prison, Pinney net having it in his power to release him. The Judge, an summing up to the jury, observed that the only question was the amount of damages they would think proper to give egainst the defendant Pinney : lie was the author of the mistake, and in that point of view responsible for the detention. It was impossible to treat an imprison ment for three or four days, such as was de tailed by the evi dence, as a matter of light eonsideration. It was, however, to be remembered, Pinney wee acting as an officer of justice, and some allowance was to be made on that account, and it did not certainly appear that all those efforts were at once made which might have been expected on the part of the plaintiff to effect his immediate release. The jury found for the plaintiff—Damages, 601. MOO% opened. Bee ipts. 1 Named Railway. 1848, 1349. 1848. 1849. I co - -- Bittyline. d " t o 31 31 Aberdeen - £- tin 37; 374 Beltast and Ballymena 15 19 Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire 808 1,008 & - 14 Bolton, Blackburn, and chi W eat Yarkshire 764 75% Bristol and Exeter i 141 141 Caledonian 4,197 6,781 N o o 691 84 C nester end Holy head 351 351 Dublin and Drogheda 963 829 He 7/ 7/ Dublin and Kingstown 471 471 Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen June l,OOl 1,029 „.." 1 661 911 East Anglian 6G6 649 E i l 24 751 East Lancashire 295 322 &astern Counties and Norfolk 15,810 15,981 ley 60% 601 Eastern Union 521 571 Edinburgh end Glasgow 3,318 3,509 Beu 34 78 Edinburgh and Northern 1,606 2,059 j,,. 74 1021 Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr 2,114 2,724 6: 22% 221 Glasgow, Paisiey,and Gr.,-enock 1,238 1,019 sou - 126 Great Nor hern &E. Lincolnsh - 2,005 H. 1101 1681 Great Southern andWeattrn(l) 2,340 3,418 ,ye 2061 2301 Great We,( ern - .. 011 10( 101 Kendal and Windermere.... 193 195 " r 70 70 Lancaster and Carlisle Z`ii 1271 2061 Lancashire and Yorkshire 11,326 13,976 Rei - 13 Liverpool,Cro , by, & Southport - 217 he 435 43.5 London and North Western 4 61 London and Blackwall 1621 170 London, Brie hton and S. Coast 9,563 10,371 ' 194 2161 London and South ' Western 9,879 11,384 _ 141 141 Londonderry and Eaniskiben 138 146 19 941 1291 blanchester,Shrff.,&Lincoleish 2,736 3,631 4231 471 Midland 21,179 22,457 Jo 381 60 Midland GreatWestern.(l) 909 1,029 36 36 gonklands - 821 110 North British - 454 Scottish Central 23 48 Shrewsbury and Cheater 650 1,576 29 571 South Devon 1,618 1,8.58 9,034 9,275 TI 1651 1851 South Eastern 40 40 Taff Vale 36 36 Ulster 7lB 736 - 13 West Cornwall 12 12 Whitebaven Junction 199 236 - B , 2421 269 York, Newcastle, Berwick 13,8.56 13,384 8, 234 2551 York and North Midland 8,334 7,262 131 Bt FOREIGN. CI El 68 764 Andean and Boulogne Pe i - 26 Dieppe 571 571 Dutch Rhenish 1,210 - H 711 711 Montereau and Troyes 211 211 Northern of France 10,464 12,076 Lt la 1074 1071 Orleans to Bourges (Cet.t.) 1,691 2,843 i 72 72 Orleans to Tours 2,630 2,902 ; : n 82 82 Paris and Orleans 85 86 Paris and Rouen Pi - 594 Rouen and Havre Ri THAMES. MURDEROUS ASSAULT AT BEA.—George Turnbull, lately a seamen on board the brig Triumvirate, was finally examined, charged with ftlooiously wounding Robert Gibbs by striking at him with a marlinapike, and cutting at him with a knife, with intaut to do him some grievous bodily harm. The prisoner was br..ught to this country by Carain Canton, master of the trek Mary, by order of the &Wilt consul at Naples, off which coast the offence bad been com mitted. Toe particulars of the mos appeared in the Daily News a law days ago. The prisoLer, who suds no defence, was onsmittad to trial at me sin swiss of the Central Criminal Court. PUBLIC SALES. Jutrn 29.—8 y Messrs. 81.1.18 and Sox; at Garraway's.— Family residence, Ba•h-plat,, Peckham, with stabling, &c., held for 65 pun, at 161.--sold for 2001. The remaining estates advertised by Messrs. Elms for this day have been sold by private contract. ; Ales re. Piticurr and Sox, at the M art .— Five and a halt acres of building ground, in the Archway-road, Highgate, copybuld, at small quit rents and tines, land-tax redeemed, tithen fourpence per sere-1,8001. Cottage residence, Colney Hatch-lane, let for 701. per an num, held for 35 years, at 371. 10s., fixtures included in pur chase-2401. M. UM SHUTTLIWORTH and Sorts. at the Mart.—Free-' hold estate, comprising Milland House, with pleasure grounds, &c., and 24 acres of land, a part subject to 21. per annum, fixtures included, timber at a valuation-3,1801. Freehold estates, comprising Steatley House Farm, and three other farms at frotton and Haalemere, Surrey, con taining 343 a. 3r. 5p., partly tithe free and exonerated from land tax, timer at a valuation-4,230/, Four houses, Olive-terrace, Camberwell New-road, let for 1401. per annum, less taxis; held for 52 yean unexpired, at 331. fin.-8001. Three houses, King-sguare, Gamell-road, let for 1201., less taxes ; held for 38 years, at 151. 156.-8001. Leasehold house, 14, Swan lane, City, let for 451. 17s. ; held for 341 years, at 161. 125.-295/. Dwelling house and ware-room, Cha'croft-terrace, New cut, and tenements adjoining, let tor 1411. ; held for 30 years, at 411. 16s. ; fixtures eta Taluation-6101. An island called Bishops Marshes. in the River Medway, near Gillingham, Kent, cootaining 177 acres of freehold land —2951. Mesas. SPEARVAN AND CLARK, at the Mart. Two houses, 20 and 21, Proop‘c , place Wandsworth-road, let for POl. 75.; held for 53 years, at 131. 10s., free of land tax -9001. One house, 23. Prospect-place, let for 641. ; held for 53 years, at 251. 9s. 6d., free from land-tax-7001. A pair of ditto, 16 and 17, Proved-Place; let for 7 21 . ; held for 53 years, at 131. 195., free from land-tax-6001. A leasehold rental of 861. 9s. 6d, upon the Marquis of Lansdowne public-house, and other houses Stoke Newington road, held for 23 years unexpired -7001. RAILWAYS. TRAFFIC RETURN FOR THE PAST WEEK. From M. LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, Arne 29. Euzsarrn ATDON k THOMAS Wn.i.t.tx FOLCO:MON, &arcade-upon- Tyne, grocers, to au•reader July 9 at IN, & Aug. 10 at 12 at Newatqle-upon-Tyne Cl. SoL, Hula, Southampton-bad., Chlin oary-lanc, Newcsatle-upon-Tyne ; off. aasig., Wakley, Nelms. tle-upon-Tyne. Tomas Lakenham, Norwich, auctioneer, July 6 k Aug. 7 at at 1, at Basinghall-st. Sole., Stratton , Soutitampton-build., liol boeu, &Beckwith & Co., Norwich ;a& assig., Edwards, Frederick's- ABNAMAN Davirs, Wren Shropshire, coal merchant, July 10 & Aug. 7at 10, at Birminghidt Ct. Sots., Surd, Vem, *James, Birming ham •, off. wig., Veiny, EirMil4tlllll. D JOHN AMN Dudley-port, Staffordshire, ironmaster, July 14 & Aug. it at 11, at Birmingham Ct. Bola., Motteram & Co., Birmingham ; off. wig., Whitmore, Birmingham. Jaws Myren . , jun., Bridol, redware potter, July 12 k 'B r istol , at Bristol Ct. SW., Meredith & Co., Lincoln's-We, & Dia, ; of. wig., Hutton, Bristol. °woos a•scoca, Chittlehamptoo, Devonshire, carpenter, July 10 & Aug. 7 at 11, at Enter Ct. Sots , Baker & Co., Lime.st.oz. don, Bider, k Mortimer, Barnstaple; off. wig., liirtzel, Witstam Ilrreaudos, Sutton-upon-Trent, NotUnghandhire, seed crusher, July IS & Aug. 17 at 10, at Nottingham Ct. So/a., Falk. ner,Newark, & Brewster, Nottingham; dr. ensig n Bittledca, Not- URgbal ll . DApin jiCfrilln, Edgwareirn7 Farm, Edgware, Middlesex, fanner, July 14 at 1, & Aug. 11 at 11$, at Basingbal4et. (lola., re, Mark-lane, and George, Baroet ; oil. eartlg., Green, Guildhat id Zinb. JAIIILI 211A1T1111., GOOlerlian, surrer i t: g Lealer, July 10 & Aug. 2 at 1, at Bannghall-S. Solo., Nieho Cook's-et., Carey-at., & Yes. nett, Brlabtoo ; oil. aesig , Johnson, .gt. WILLIAM PAILDINGTOX, NCOSIODE, G10000•401thire, coal merchant, July 20 & Aug. 10 at 11, at Bristol Ct. Sole., Oilrer k Wilkin., Moorgatost,chamb., & Shelties, Cheltenham; off. swig., Miller, Anatol. CIIAILM WILLI= &MU" Www46, cabinet maker, July 6 at 1?, & Aug. 10 at 1, at Barunghall-st. Sok.., Brooke, New Boswell.n., Luteoln's-inn, k Wortley, Norwich; oIL swig., Canaan, Birchirs4arte. W. Dvszneurra, Softer*, Warwickshire, draper's assistant. J. Rowaens, tihepton Beauchamp, F,nsereetatibe, carpenter. R. giuorr, Cheltenham, cabinet maker. 0. EVANS, Mold, FlintaWre, firma. T.Gnme, Stratford.uponsAvon, Warwickshire, Dimmed victualler. J. Hawesa. Buckerell, Devcoshire, butcher. E. Him, Newport, Monmouthshire, butcher. G. C. 11.11rrenums, Oxford, surgeon. T. Ilsanmanneros, Newcanle.upon.Tyne, cordial manufseturer. E. Loremen, Bede**, Manmouthshire, ginger beer manufaetur J. T. Mertemc, Matson Kurt, journeyman wheelwright. G. W. Mtcto, lbeinstim deraffee. kkire, assort. L Moss, jun., lamsbire, Journeyman watchmaker. I. °MUDGE. Newport, boot k shoe maker. It. Paulen Ifilgag, Norfolk, tea dealer. I W. num, Tillingtoo, .tre, labourer. F. Snatausroan, Rustington, nussex, schoolmaster. W. OTIAVOMAN, Galkiwgate, Nem:ark-upon-Tyne, cartrnan. J. Thomas, Oaring Herefordehire, lime burner. W. Twin, Kent, grocer. R. Vixen Downham.rnarket, Notfolk, victualler. R. Warm North Elmham, Norfolk, fanner. T. Waren'', blo;diford, Herefordshire, labourer. W. Wens, Wallin Pembrokeshire, butcher. R. Warn, Newport, Monmouthshire, beer.house keeper. WIJIONERP, ON THEIR OWN PETITIONS. W. Dam% Illountfield, Sumer, farmer. G. Ihnox, Cheneester, Gloucestershire, grocer. G. P. Ecsorrwr, Aston, Warwickshire, schoolmaster. J. Gorrow, Heartedle.upon-Tyne, outman. W. J. iitalltl; Blightoll, boot & shoe maker. P. Ihowasow, Brighton, lodging and hoarding house keeper. J. Twormiros, Kirkby Loam:late, Westmoreland, journeyman shoe maker. J. Wawa, Ryton, Durban', surgeon. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Faroasucc RARINOTW4 Barrr, Curzon-at., Mayfair, doctor of meal. eine—div. of MK, June 28, & three subs, quad Thursdays, at Stanekld's. Basing hall-sr. Maar Coos. Lea oo Lawrenet , Pountney-lane, City, grocer— final dlr. of Id., any Salonlay, at Green's, Aldermanbury. llAcne BUlTOX—further die. of 6d., any Saturday, at Green's, Alder- manbury. &muss USUBINIT FIMIAS, Rye, Suasez, wine & sphit merchant let & Ist die. of 30., June 30, three subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's, Abehureh•lane. Nn CIA1;;IILN " Manchester, sharebroker—final die. of 3s. 9d., Juno 26, & ani subsequent Tuesday, at Hobson's, Manchester. ROBILIT Gwyn & FALIMILICIL OLOVICR, Leeds, dyers—let dlr. of Is. if& on new proof', & Anal dir. of fel., June JO, t any subae quest Tuesday, at Hope's, Leeds. THOM til ILwinca & WIN Mt HAZDWICII, fret* auctioneers— anal dlr. of 9444 June 26, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Hope's, Leeds. AzTalases' Hopoemson, Little Bolton, Lancashire, stone merchant —dal die. r.f 3a. 01d., July 3, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Hob son's, Mantkeder. Joke, Jecaeoe, Upper Renelaglust., Pimlico, adesert —lst div. of eft, any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basinghall-et. Smelter Kum It WILLIAM LANGFORD, Johnat., Fentonville, brewers —lst div. of Is. 4d., June 30, & three subsequent Saturdays, at F.dwards's, Frederick's-pace. Roans Looms, Seiner, Derbyshire, draper—let die. of 75., July 3, k any subsequent Tuesday, at Ilobson'ir, Mtechester. PILANCIS MANSMALL, Sunderland, chemist—let div. of Is. 21d., June 30, & any subsequent Saturday, at Watley's, Newcastle-upon- Tyne. JOHN MAID TOLL, Norwich, silk merchant—final div. of 2a. 3d., any Saturday, at Green's, Aldermanbury. B. I. S. Miu.ux, Wrikr field, dyer—final die. of 4sd., July 3, is any subsequent day, at Young's, Leeds. Josera OXLEY, Bradford, dyer-Ist div. of Is. 9e1., July 3, & any sub sequent day, at Young's, Leeds. An,. Farreareur, Tonbrldge, Kent, tea dealer—lst die. of Ga. 21d., any Wednesday, at Whitmoree, EDWARD CHAIM:IL Sexe, Dorchester, ironmonger—let div. of 10s., any Tuesday or Friday after June 36, at llernaman'e, Exeter. WILJAAM Stow, jun., Salford, Lancashire, printer-Ist die. of Is., July 3, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Poet's, Manchester. BASEST drarresta, Exeter, printer—let & final air. of 7d., any Tues day or Friday after June Vt, at lien:amen'', Exeter. Semen. Onus, Gomersall, Yorkshire, woolstapler —lst div. of 31d., June 26, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Hope'. Leda. Haney Swax, Great Knight Biderat , City. ;money scrivener-Ist env. of 104 d., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basieghallat. Roar er TAT E. Itegentax, silveramlth —final div. of 11d., June 23, & three subsequent Thtusdays, at dtansfears, lasinghall-s4 NICUOLAS WANOSTSOTIIT, Blackheath, bowditighouse keeper—let div. of 4d. June 30, & throe subsequent SatunLys, at Edwards's, Fre derickle-tplace. RICKARD WATKINS lk SAMUEL WATKINS. Manchester, tailors —2nd & final dia. of qd., July 3, it any subsequent Tuesday, at Hobson's, Mancheeter. PJAMAKU YATLK It THOMAS HAITI-PT WILLIAMS, Manchester, MlTT chantA—final div. of 9.16 d., July 10, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser'a, Manchester. DIVIDENDS.—JuIy IS. J. Brown, Augtintrianr, City, merchant — July 20 . J. B. 1L Durant, Stogunrey, domersetshire, grocer—July 20. J. Greenwood, Hayworth, Yorkshire, worsted spinner—July 24. J. Gordon, Manchester, merchant —July 20. G. Si. Ilurl ,on Hatton garden, jeweller—July 23. A. Lee, Guildford, Surrey, banker —July 20. G. Morton, Leeds, paperstainer—July 20. B. D. Pawson, Leeds, apothecary—July 21. 11. Roger,, Southampton, i;raper—July 21. D. Twort, Horsroondoo, Kent, miller—July 24. J. Williamson, Gleason. Lancashire, innkeeper—July 20. J. K. Winterbottom, Hearin Norris, Lancashire, tanker. CERTIFICATES to be granted. =lees cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of meetiag. July 21. J. I. Baker & W. B. Baker, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, iron dealers-July 31. J. Baakerville, Ludlow. Shropshire, linen. draper-July 31. R. C. Co ll ings, Bath, commi.sion agent for the sale of tobacco & other goods-July 24. R. Cruse, Unioll4t., Lisson.grove, ham slaughterer-July 24. II ! Edmonds, Charlesmt., Westbourne ter., dairyman-July 20. W. Elmira, Liverpool, commission agent- July 26. J. Frampton, Ceche Abbas, Doreetehire, money scrivener- July 26. W. H. Iliggitt, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, pawnbroker -July 25. H. Lister, Lincoln, miller-July 21. C. Pritchard, Here ford, wine & spirit rnerchant-July 19. J. Redington, Moreton, Essex, miller-July 24. G. Simons, King's-eq., St. Luke's, watch manufacturer-July 25. J. Taylor, Lincoln, butcher. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by the ViessChancellor acting in Bankruptcy, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before July 19. W. huddle, Irongate Wharf, Paddington, timber merchant-G. Cowell, Birmingham, news & advertising agent -T. Cracknel', Shel. don.M., Paddington, painter-J. Dobbs, Withington, Herefordshire, timber merchant-J. Finder, Devonahire.st., City, tailor-J. Gates, Bristol, licensed victualler-R. H. Hartley, 'Edits: Yorkshire, stock & share broker-J. Hugheedon, Chundernagore, karst Indic, mer chant -J. W. Spokes, Strand, auctioneer-L. L. Whittle, Lolton, Lancattire, grocer-It. Williams, Bristol, undertaker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-0. Malin & S. M Mark. corn lane, City, rectors-Maria Hartwell IS Anne WWI, s Lyan, Norldk, schoolmistresses-W. Chapman, T. Chapman, & IL Chap man, Uulme ' Lancashire, drapers -Es Collies & J. Collins, Sandhurst, Kent, farme rs-IL Cocci & A. Murray, Liverpool, ship broker-W. Cony &E. Murton, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, brokers-J. L. Elliot, J. Watney, kr G. Lambert, Stag Brewery, Pimlico, brewers, so far as remade m e n Francis k C. W. Francis, Battlesbridge, Essex, faJames Hughes k Joseph Hughes, Sutton Cohtfiehl, Warwickshire, woobrtaplers-J. lateen, J. Bayley a J. Knott, Tyldes ley, Lancashire, cotton spinners, no far m regards). Jaesen-W. Lee & 11. Lee, Dedham, Essex, conchbuilders-T. Lowe & T. Cheetharn, Bolton.le-Moors, Lancashire, coal masters -H. Machin & W. Buckley, Manchester, cotton it yarn agents-T. H. May & E Bred- Icy, Jerrnynmt., St. James's, wine & spirit merchants-W. 31errett et C. P. Bishop, etroud Gloucestershire, cabinetmakers-C. W. Par sons it G. Reynolds, Fenchurch-et., City, ship It insuninee brokers -11. D. Pocklington a G. D. Packlington, Boston. Lincolnshire, sur veyors-T. Poynder k E. kledlicott, Earl.et , Blackfriare, lime & brick merchants -E. L. Robinson It E. Oliver, Hastings, Sussex, drapers-J. Round lk J. Duane, Oldscinford, Staffordshire, plumbers -J. Ruck, ern., J. Ruck, jun., & J. Pencil*, St. Dunstan's-hill, City, wine IS spirit merchants, so far la regards J. Ruck, sea.-W. Scholeneld, C. (leach, & S. Beale, Park Gate Ironwork; Yorkshire, Ironmasters, so far as regards W. Scholelleld-James Smith, W. Smith, T. Smith k John Smith, Guildford, Surrey, bricklayers, so far as regards James Smith -W. Walley it J. Sykes, Manchester, plumber?. From SU EDINBURGH GAZETTE.—Tuosday, June W. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. Jens reran, Dundee, sawyer, July 5 & 26, at 1, at the British Hotel, Dundee. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. B. Boma, Powkes.tuild;;AltWer 7 st:,;sl ;Mat to a surgeon. J. ilaaate , gdward.at., Stepney. Journeyman carpenter. T. await., Upper Eaton.at , secretary to the New Club. T. Hitt, Somerset-pl., Strand, °Mee keeper and meme,.ger in the OMee of Registrar of Birth/4 Deaths, and Marriages in England. J. B. lawm, gimp terrace, Ve-park. R. LANCUIT2II, Doyiey-st., Cha, tailor. g. W. Psancs, Baybam.terram, Camden-town, bricklayer. E. Mc Smatu., gen., Ewes, journeyman Bilk printer. W. Rams, Smith-et., Kennington-common, mariner. T. E. TONLI" Park.at., Islicgtan, author. T. wm.sam. Queen's Prison, Surtsey. Witaost, Llesnent's.la., Clare.market, dialer in coals. W. Amur's, Newcastle-upon-ryas, Journeyman bold= J. BOTCI., Wlcham, Norfolk. biker. W. Bowes,Grogwynion, Curmatlsstebire, former. W. Days's, Trecostle, Breeknodukire, maltster. E. S. DAVIIMPOILT. J. DOWNS% Coventry, watchmaker. The very extensive arrangements aecerary for snaking this table complete have not yet been concluded. In a short time we shall present daily returns in addition to those above given, from Berwick, Birmingham, B ackburne, Cambridge, Carlisle, Colchester, Conway, Darlington, Dundee, Edinburgh, Galway, Halifax, Hartlepool, Holy head, Kingston, Lanark, Leeds, Limerick, Moffat, New castle, Peterborough, Rochdale, Sheffield, Sunderland, Tam worth, Whitby, sad York. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1849. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. Name of Place. Q mns °f Stren Z of State of Weather. Wind. SAIMIGITCCZ.... SE. Gentle Breeze OTCRIaIIt BUDONWATIR LE. Gentle Breeze Rain Baronies Z. Gentle Breeze Overact Baurror. L Gentle Breeze Rain Carves Exerza ..... .........« LE. Rain Founterorm Gine ...«. .« LW. Gentle Breeze Overcast GREENWICH.. RAE. Gentle Breeze Overcast HANnwos ..«.«« LE. Gentle Breese Cloudless LAPCANTIL LW. Calm Partially Cloudy latioervon Ltrzaroor. ...... —..— W. Calm Partially Cloudy Murcezmus...... Owner. —.— 8. Gloomy Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy Poors B.E. Gentle Breeze °Tema PLynocus ......... B. Calm Foggy Pormunrern B.E. Gentle Breeze Overcast Raarnsto LE. Men Overcast Recur Soar, Cyst scums Ne Return Sorrauirros Stempel, Tusazuxia SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Mos *sr Omerepadesta, the " Capping Owette," sal * Loyd% 1M..) CASUALTIES. Candace, Gray, from Newcastle to Venice, arrived in the outer roads of Venice on the 12th inst., and was proceeding towards the port when she wu fired at by an Austrian corvette, brought to, sod an Au.trian crew put on board, who hoisted the Austrian colours, and took the ship to Pole. Mary Elisabeth, Thom, from Liverpool to Santa Martha. was stranded on the 13th May, near Punta Gallinos, in the neighbourhood of Rio-da la-Hochs, and both vessel and F) would be a total loss, having been pl un d ere d b y t h e ans, who attacked the crew, and compelled them to _ abandon the vessel. Hose, Groat, from Colberg to Hull, wu stranded on Rugen yesterday, during a gale at N.W., but was got off, and brought in here very leaky, and is discharging.—Stral sund, June 22. AIRITID. DUI. CATOLINIC -at Liverpool, June 29, from .............. CORIWTHIAN- at LlVeepOlg, June 29, from POrto COWCOADIA-at Falmouth, June 28, from Barra Corona-at Greenrek, June 27, from w'e'an Coserrauartom-at Greenock, June 27, from-- Gown-off Plymouth, Jane 23, from ol Daasno-at Cork, June 27, from l.4w. h) VIM* Esoustmax-at Bristol, June 28, from • Afros EUPIIKIIIA-AT Cork, June 27, from • 2:outwit-at Cork, June 27, from Peet.iti m Kotraa-off Bouthwold. Jane 27, from Runyon Lowrs-at If irluddy, June 28, from Favor orrz -off &achy head, June 28. Wan Gwor-off Cork, June 27, from Tro-ra Ont-sff Brir.ol, June 28, from alezawlrie HALIFAX PACKET-IT Cork, June 27, from liumwm-at Hull, June 2 , from Kkon.,t t i RIDeIINITI -at Harwich, June 28, from %loon. Loarinita-at Shields, June 28, from Linfltrui Irma Runcorn, June 23, from OL John's NK Team-a! Cork, June 27, from 1. ego I DAII-at Liverpool, June 29, from MAIIDUDI ISADVIdA Woon-at Falmouth, June 27, from Pato Rim JOHN CUNIIDIOHAM-11T Greenock, June 27, from habore., JOYSK AVOI/ITIN Vortmoao-at• Lerwick. June 19, from wourrif t Lanus-at Dun& e, June 26, from LADY Maar-at Falmouth, June 27, from PAID it co Loan illnalATT.-off Folmoutb, June 23 DITAA-at Limerick, June 27, from bikIOARTY JOHN-off Deal, front MAT QUDID-ell Dover, June 28, from Monona-off Heachy Mod, June 28, from Maar Soros-at Portsmouth, June 28, from Mawr-of Aldboro', June 28, from Mora-at Kingstown, June 28, from HATT WARD-At 1.1Yerp•101, AMC 29, from Now PlaTali-off Cork, June 27 1 from NOXPAIUCL-ST COell, June 97, TIOM Tumor-at Liverpool, June 29, from Narroarax-at Literpool, June 29, from Onus Qvors -at heel, June 28. from Purim-off Liverpool, June 29, from Pomona-off Liverpool, June 29, from ... Pweroaro-at Dundee, June 26, from PRIMA DONNA-at Falmouth, JUDO 27, from Pnar-at hull, June 28, from Pommes-off Plymouth, June 21, from Pllve-off Plymouth, June 27, front QITIN VICTOIDA-Off Deal, from iscura ir Ci r: i ii: A LA ui sn oa t-at -souL-7p.trerwooCirklL June 27. from L7JJ.unneel' 29,.1 2 9,n from Salloroan-at Liverpool, June 29, from Peron -nt Liverpool, June 29, from. SAN N,coto-at Liverpool, June 29, from Sorrows -at PIN, June 28, from SPAILTAX-111. Deal, June 28, from L L. Gotonmo-at Mumble., June 28, from Soena-ti. Welds, June 28, from fiererarou-off Deal, June 28, from fLtarrrours-off Dartmouth, June 27, from Stocr LAM- at Dartmouth, June 26, from Bears-off Plymouth, JUDO 25, from Y*DallarYs-at Loughawilly, Jure 21, from TAMAN-off Plymouth, June 27, from TaoLurrras -off Bardiey, June 25, UNDILILZI'-ut MUmblell. June 2i, from trarionv-off Nearby Head, June 28, from UNITED KINGOOD-off Liverpool, June 29 Vierosua-at Deal, June 28, from Versrea -at Kingstown, June 28, from . Winnowr flora-at Belfast, June 27, from WNITTMAVXM-at Whitehaven, June 39, tram Wrzaarr-off Dover, June 28, from Wm. DAL= -of Portland, June 23, from. BAILED. .Cussuntinop's Mond t+bields Jain.es Gal "311 fire , lii 110011 Fr (11<.4.s dtdo . ........ olds Alcxuoorti ........ lop l'o to kw) hixa Lyon si.w4 nand Ilnp l'orto Woo Nl..t.i AyAl. IltA , 441 Ve.b41.0 Illtrbed•fes ........4 Alta Callao Jasum.ca Cuba „Carthag tut . -Newcastle %n: ta \e•ow;le .Sierr.k .New Vora ,11311 eltba .Isurt ........... Viue st's ........... itiga An lofl4 nnutaa ARETHITA—from Hull, June 28, to Avon—from )(Muddy, June 28. to Aeons—front Liverpool, June" to Any-mu—from Liverpool, June 28, to AMITKA—from Liverpool, June 29. to ANN DANIIWOOD—from Liverpool, June 29, to ANNAVILLA—from Liverpool, June 29, to BLACK MILO STAAN—fIVID Liverpool, Juno 29, to Ilimix—from Cork, June 26, to litmonk—from Stornowar, June 23, to Ckwrox—from Itellod, June 27, to CAW:IONIA—from Dundee, June 26, to DAN GIANT—frOM Liverpool, June 29, to Duntion—from Liverpool June 29, to Estrum—horn Liverpoot , Jane 29, to ECUPAN—Irem Liverpool, June 2:7, to I:Aoli—from Gark, June 26, to Etervaeruran—tram Fowey, June 27, to Etvoyeurr.—from Aberdten, June 27, to YOCUM - TY—from Liverpool, June 29, to GAMBlA—from Brlotol, June 29, to GLAMMIP CoerLu—from Dundee, June 27, to (WAIN MAlD—from Milford, June 27, t 0.... linnzoo ltoopi.kw 7 _from Cork, Jane 26. to. Nita •rt ~ 1 14e1 Jatero N• w y, yr* • inotlcw Memel Icya w lurk .t4sh tuna .Windru, N... •. lake .....Car hum& A-kik Eget Kira At. int Kan CronwAlt iiKNIIII.TIrA—fiUM Harwich, June 28, to Lawn 11.1. voice—from Liverpool, June 29, to strw 'Volk INI,EPATIOABLE—from Cork, June 28, to Luna Jour liAl.l.—from Cork, June 26, to In.,mit ionatt—from Cork, June 26, to Lonilonony Jas. Tircomu—from Newport, M., June 28, to Baltimore Juno Gear—from Shields, June 28, to Linn 11111410:411-1"YOUI Shield/4, June 28, to Cronstirlt ItliNA—from Liverpool, June 29, to Unitta Kat maroo—from Liverpool, June 29, to Philsle Mir Lin BILINULEY—from Liverpool, June 29, to liar te tuntsy—from Cork, June 26, to. Loan Meteor—from Poole, June 28, to Lander I.M.lVlU—frum Shields, June 28, to Bra lin 81aviitn—from Goodie, June 27, to holm MARUARET—trnm Greenock, June 27, to MARO•lllrrilk MMIDALTNA-11001 Hartlepool, IV/MSS, to II mew; MAlNZ— from Liverpool, AID!' al, to ti ...t a MT. HAY—from Liverpool June 29, to ttinowes Omar Germ—from Liverpool, June 29, to . .14 , 4 PILUICILLA—from Liverpool, June 29, to St. Peterst,m a Patrol—from Cork, June 27, to Crouton Patina-Imm Plymouth, June 2 8 , to ..et. l'hea (lour —from Liverpool, e to Jun 29, venial .. ~ liosouratio—ironLiverpooL June 29, to Rf:ot3A CORM —from Liverpool, June 29, to 110 MM—from Aberdeen, June 28, to &ions JOHNNY—from Liviool, June 29, W Tmonfirvi,—from uonderlsuA June 27, to WILHILMIXA—MOM Liverpool, June 29, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. . New N.eig ..4 rebaNcel al .Pe.eret.u.g /ante ALTJANCV.. of Wilbeeh, June 24, 15t.49 N., lon. 15.0 W. ARIIII.E (skip), March 22, lot. 31.32 S., 100. 37 . 42 E. ANN BATE% floloue), from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro, Moy 0, L:.175 N., lon. 21.11 W. Astintarox (ship), June 13, lat. 46 N., lon. 40 W. BOLIVAR (Wig), at Bremer, from Liverpool for Agostino, Jour 11, ht. 49.3 N, lon. 10.40 W. BAasureTes, May 1, lat. 49 N. Caoxwm.i., for We south-west, April 23, 10t.12 5, 30 W. . . _ CATRAILIIIR TKOMAR (.011000€1), }llly 20, lat. 20 N. ("wow , (English vessel), June 8, Int, 46, lon. 31. Comenrrrot (brig), S days out, June 22, Lit.ls N., lon. 1; W. CANION (British vessel), Mar 4,1,1. 2 S., lon. 31 W. Ciatu.nut (hotline), from Hut: for Vitlpsraiso, April 2i, IA 1:, S., _ _ ... . _ len. 2fl. " Canittas (barque), from Barbadoes, Jane 28. Dux.' (brig), from Newport for Bermuda, May 31, ton. 10 W. Doteuty, of and for Guernsey from I'crnambuco, for urdcfs, June 23, tat 47.57 N., lon. 11.40 W. DIANA. Setup, from Newcastle, June 21. Etiaor, from Mauritius for Cork, June 9, lat. 47, lon. 29. EIPHENI4, from New York, May 9, lat. 26 N. Eitnanern (barque), from Plymouth for Port Phillip, May 3, lat. 3.40 N. ke.22.15 W. ENGLAND'S QUALN (ship), steering S., May 1, tat . 3 N , lon. NW. Komar, from Newport for Rio Janeiro, Jane 13, lat. 46, lon. 33. FRAUMINT. of Stockton, for Gibraltar, June S 2, off Falmouth. YUKON Hsu, from Carthagena for Quebec, June 9, lat. 13,100. 35. YAM!. Wi.b pumgerw, June 13, lat. 46, lon. 38. ENANCIA (k*). from Ireland for Quebec, June 13, ton. 30 W. thainoroie, from Liverpool for New York, June 13, lon. 30 W. Ilawantia., 24 dale out, from (locatives for Liverpool, June 7. llctrow (barque), of Dublin, lon. 18, 6 days out. Hamann. Rumble, from Liverpool for Calcutta, May 1, tat. 3 N., , . . . . lon. 211 . R . JANZ Bnows, June 8, lat. 45, lon. 44, witb pueengers. LOU/ DALJIOI.III6, June 16, lat. 49, lon. 84. Monnrso dran, from London fur QUOIN% June 25, lat. It N., lon. 38.48 BIAARACHLARITA, from Newport for America, June 26, off Scillv. Names us from Mauritius for London, April 27, lat. 4.30 . 5., lot. 21.32 W. nun flex, from Liverpool for Bah* June 26, lat. 40 N., lon. 9 W. Panicle Ataxia, from London for Montreal, out 8 days, J tine 21, lat. 47.49 N., lon. 15.40 W. Palace Arasur (barque), (or Quebec, June 12, 100. 33 W. RICHARD Warms, from Sligo for Quebec, June 15, lat. 47, lon. 29. ROYAL ESCROWS, from Laguna fur Llvcrp May 21, lot. 23, lun. 80. Sra Roam PARR, Juror 23, off Cape St. Vincent. STAPH (schooner), Rob b, from Shields for Archangel, June 13, out 4 days, off Lerwick ; all well. Sons or COMMERCA, May 1, lat. 16 S., lon. SO W. &INDIAN, Cammell, from London for the Cape of Good Hope, 514 1, laL 3 N., lon. 20 W. Tiaras (ship), of St. John, N. 8., Juno 13, lat. 51 N., lon. 32 W. Vicroar, from the Clyde, for Port Phillip, May 1, lat. 3 N , ion. 20 W. WILLIAM, Landman, from London for Chins, April 24, lat. 2 8., lon. 22 W., 35 days out. [Advertisement]. —Tug EARL OF A LDBOROUGR AND IIoLLOwAVA PiciA.—An astounding cure by this minuNtlesi medicine, after every other means had failed. See extract from his lordship's letter, dated " Villa Memina, Leghorn, Feb. 21, Isls. —To Preewor Holloway.—Sir ,—I beg to acquaint you that yaw pills have effected a cure of a disorder in My liver and stomach, wet, h the most eminent of the faculty at home and all over the continent hay not been able to effect; nay, not even the waters of Carlsbad t,r Marin bad.— (t4igned) Atoisoaocon." These wonderful pills will cure 111 disease of the liver or stomach.—Sold (also Holloway's Ointinint) at Professor Holloway's Establiahment, 214, Strand, Lend a, and by all medicine-venders throughout the civilised wor:d. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AN]) DEATHS. BIRTHS. BROWNE.--June 26, at the Crescent, Parkstone, the wife of Rear- Admiral P. Browne, of a eon. COOK.--June 24, at Bestol, Plumstead, the wife of J. Cook, Kai., o! a daughter. DAWBON.--june 27, at Mold, Fliatehire, the wife of F. lhiwaon, MR., Capt. and Adjt. of the Royal Ihntoihre hi a eon. lIATHORN.—June 26, at Berm J.-street, Brunswick-Nu:ire, the wife Of Capt. G. fathom, R.N., ce. a son. KIRKPATItICK.—June 25, at Lewes, the wile of the Rev. F. Kirk patrick, of a eon. MELL4DEW.—June 23, at St. Altaree Lodge, Vietoria-roa Ken sington, hire. T. Blelladew, of a eon. RYAN.—June 26, M Ldgehlll, near Liverpool, the wife of the Rec. V. W. Ryan, of a Lon. SANDED.—June 26, at Weatherttekl-place, Essex, the are of W Sandie, Eaq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BLAND—IIAMILSON.—June 25, at St. Anne's, Dublin, be the Bee. J. A. Maki, Y.T.C.D., F. C. Bland, Esq., eldest non ot J. Y. Maud, E. g ., Dmiq.an Castle, Kerry, to Jane, second daughter 01 the Ker. A. It. Muniltoo, of Cluntagh, Down, and South•teilaet% Cork. lIARDCASTLE—CAR'rLEDGE. — Juse 26, at bealby, near how , borough, 'I. Ilardeastle, Eaq., to Mrs. Cartledge, react of I'. tat. ledge, jun., Esq., only son ot the late Ald. Cartledge. ItIBELtUS—BItUCE.—June 26, at Edinburgh, by the Itee. Dr* Grant, Mr. J. L. Menelaus, of the Secretary's-office, North nr.tien Railway Company, to Margaret Renton, eldest daughter of Mr. I'. Bruce. DEATHS. CHARGE.—June 24, at Chesterfield, J. Charge, Esq., Clerk of the Peace for Derbyshire. FERGCSON.—June 24 at Edinburgh, Jea. , ie Elads th, West J daughter of the Rev. J. W. Ferguson, minister of St. 3. 0 a Erns copal Chapel, Edinburgh, aged 3. WEBB.—June 23, at the Ree'orf, Fasenden, Hoes, Frisco, wile of R. H. Webb, Fig., of Glouesster.place, POrtraan4iture..oge t ;S. Printed sad published by W turns litau HALE& of Yo. r. LouhrJ• street, in the VI of London. Printer. o the oth.- Ii i p ~u6rfJ la Ws procinot of Wldlstdam-131An ULT. JIM July 5 July 7 Jul 28 July 4 July 22 July 7 June 26 AItRIVBD. AMANDA—Ia Greenock, June 27,j tram. Demerara AKALIA—eft Falmouth, June 28 tram. Wyatt Breowa—at Stornoway. June 211, tram Liverpool BAILKAN—St Portemouth, June ri, tram Landon BucarnaLes—et Portemoutb, Jane 29, from Zomba 1 0 4 3 0 2 Hamburg Holland Lisbon Pacific India rid Southampton India rid Marseilles Horton and Halifax Mexico and Havannah Wed India Brazil I"