The Express. — London, England, 1849-07-21 00:00:00

by his tries& behind him. The hosourable stem. I bee for Meethester bad said, that be ry aillgrato laud hi ...ef that eve poor mu m would bail b.ea Inns then l he was if it hail set beent fur his meestuts That hen member waited abou Manchester, but did not within his (Sir W. Jelti ( e' s ) pert of the country, Lir he could snore bile that the cobdition of the people le es iblinitely wore, sad that his magratulations Mould ke seything but satittoetory. Mr. ROZBUCIL said at this period of the masks they might LOP* boss dotes something for the benefit of the b) pude' some of the limey bills sow lying cn the tab illi tln• they bad poised the tame in a discussion rather more suited to a debating club. There was no pre position before the house which the government Meld deal with; these was so proposition before the bow, epos whisk any private umber could give an wpfakm, but they had been called upon by the right hon. goallem.o, who had grown grey in the service of the es the 20.1. July, at the time th em was the greatest pressure of bushier.% to discourse upon whet, he was pleased to say, tree a simple prisosition respecting the finances, and the taxation u Lich should be imposed. The right boo. gentle man was going to bring forward a proposition, bet he found his coure.i• not equal to the task, and be shirank from his propoeit, aby merely nuking a euggeMion. They had so matter i.vtere them which could be bossed to a Tattoos' sesselusioo, and Is ceder to raise a question before the house, he would move that the MOM do sow adjourn. The SPEAKER, is putting the question, observed that the bow would remember that en a motion of this nature a committee had recommended that use pact icem the house should be adhered to, and that every member should speak inky to the question before the hooey. sliest, hear.) Mr. BANK ES did not rise to second the motion for ad . at, but to speak on the question of adjournment. rere l uld put it to the boa. member whether he thought it mould promote the despatch of public business, end if he cid sot, be thought he might without difficulty induce him to withdrew the motion. There had been a dune bon which nolcidy but the hon. member for fibefileld thought misappliel. It was a suggestion which, favourably received, was • 5. question for discuaion before the conclusion of the present sossiou. The hon. member for Sheffield was known to esti rtme peculiar opinions, and to advocate them in &man ner peculiar to himself, bat he would not succeed in ezpedi tine the business of the housed he punned this course. He hoped th. butts* would now hear the observations of the hon. member for Midhksez, which might u well be submitted to the house. The interposition ot the hos. member for the West 'tiding had not, in the slightest degree, facilitated the object .4 the debate. Oa the suggestion of the CIUNCILLOIL or VIZ Elam nous, Mr. Roanrca withdrew kis motion for as adjournment. On the question that the Speaker do sow leave the chair, Mr. 0811ORNB said, that as probably he should not have' another oasortunity, he would now bring forward his motion. If they wished that he should do so to-morrow, he would do so, but he gave way on a went occasion, sot because he thought the question had been sufficiently discussed, but he felt that tho question he wee about to sub mit to the aotiee of the house, was so important in its nature that he did sot wish to organise those gentlemen, who generally went under the designation of the Muchoster school, in hostility against the motion, which be was about to briag for ward. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER give notice kir to-morrow. Mr. OSBORNE.—In compliance with the suggestion of the right hon. peados= be would give notice, that, on bringing up the report tomorrow, he should move for any papers voinected with the advance of the Russian troops into the kingdom of Hungary . The house then i r re i rratts committee of Ways and Means. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the vote of the Consolidated Fund, Surplus of Ways and Means, and Transfer of Aids. The house resumed, and the Chairman reported the Ti. sslatioos. Various bills were savanna a stage, and the other orders having been disposed of, the hems adjourned at half-pest 2. elle entrefs. OUTGOING MALLS. 'lb mei* vie Marseilk., to the Mediterresem, Cylon. Le* Illeoe.kose. ea., twill be mole am Ike mehig Eg J P .l t illy 24th. me mu. far bhp. Gportii, Liaboe. Gait* mad Gibraltar. will beim& up cat the 27th et July. Mee Or milli* earth 11/11•11611 eel the Gaited Mee will hi Mee op as ti• prodsg of the Vibe The West leis NW* Waits Deemed'. Has" Moab, amileres xew arbeas. mil Minim. roil tweeds( three tot Niaddre, w. leme.dio Dew Geeleie, ChM ind TIM wilt he moir Ln ea the feel of A The so& tor Meettre, the eYleerAlrw►v fll Mob spas the 4th of Meer& Tha allsettitt. Orme. the Was MN" lent, Cellos, betas. mil Mak . da linWeimptes. will be Nei ap ea the minim of the 24th of August. MOE WATER AT LONDON MUMS. Tar 31.3-111oreing. 41 oh& past I . Lftenown. 10 We. past W via. pia 3 &Maros. SC Ws. pia 3. LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 21. IN discussing questions of foreign policy, in landing the prow( singe and censuring the retrograde conduct of for. ign states, we would premise that all such judgments and remarks are those of simple criticism. We do not argue from such judgments that the Britian government is to ally forthwith with what we approve, or go to war with what we condemn. The position of an English government should be essentially neutral and observant. And we can neither nerve freedom nor ourselves by stepping forth be yowl that line. The ;peat events of 1848 and 1849 have shown no fact mire fully than that the progress to liberty is now made in the mass, not, as hitherto, by isolated countries at the extremes of Europe, but by all coun tries at once, which, however divided by space, by tongue, and by obstructions, are as one in sympathy, advancing and retrograding together. In past years it might have been of importance to sow the seed of liberty in a corner of Europe, such as Spain, and to cherish its growth there, in order to serve as an ex ample, or a parent root. There is no such necessity now; the seed has been sown broadcast, and has germed over all Europe. The scythe of the despot may mow it down, bat we know it to be a perennial plant, and that the hoofs of armies, numerous as they may be, are not numerous enough to tread it out. Foreign policy, therefore, at the present moment, Ma country situated like England, is a matter of senti ment far more than el statetmanship. On the mars of liberalises new grewing,or fermenting, or suffering momentary reersmion in Europe, our physical efforts could be of little influence. To enable Sicily to resist, aye, or even Hungary to survive, would be puUngi tr . i o n ne ureat ocean and seeking roVeence it, to make an eddy where one has to desl w 7rtei7a tide. The force of the great literal cum lies ia eyin _lea, mad is a moral force. To that moral femme dorm lead ear moral aid ; nor is mere seeded in order busks it finally, aye, and epee dily emceed. Repablics have indeed goo* to pieces; and the attempts at constitutional monarchy node by glant and newly emancipated serfs, have signally But will despotism and divine right sue teed better? Are the BRANDENBURG* and the PTADIONS wiser than the MAZZINIS and the LaDRU ROLLINS ? Ws doubt it. No pain bee ever down Bach somplete impoteecy in its pallid mess. Nor, have the moms, of Italy, Frame, wa Gamy pawed themselves mere power leas to @law Mem er control events, than OULICYT or toes drirllllllo, The last eighteen months have demo the ty of popular legislation. The next eighteen meths will show as stnegly the ismomibility roe heading rational and enlightened governments upon the strength of armies and the bents res d re pletion. For as, we have altogether passed that entire phew of social embanamment. We have embarrassment el quite another kind, quite sufficient to occupy us. And we can contemplate the ebb and flow of popular liberties and despotic pretensions in Europe, quite as certain that the former must prevail as that the sin will be seen to-morrow in the east. What we meet beware of is, the follies of oar past policy, or launching forth ourselves upon that tide, and becoming subject to its alternations. Of this there is considerable danger, for there prevails amongst our tnditioaal politicians, whether of the whig or tom school, en idea that we must be closely allied with one or other of the great European parties. Lord PALMERSTON thinks that England must gather form from an alliance with constitutional countries, and that for this purpose the efforts of England ought to be directed to create and encourage constitutional countries. This is the CANNING school. On the other head, the CASTLEREAGH school, OS rampant la the present day as in the first fifteen years of the ma. toy, sees no safety for England, save in the al liance of absolutism, and in reinstating the old psis. ciples and the old connexions of those fifteft yeses. It is greatly to be wished that on this subjs.,, parliament, er at least the lower house of pale meet would show some young blood, and get sews new idea.. We can easily conceive the impoderm te get rid of a Fen dia Seentary who has mode es may wombs, and who has mo long ento s v a dialhomee mad saes; but that, in cocks to erect a ry ardast ha b zg=nents should bars remorse to the ell artillery of 1815, is deplorably rms. rend Imbecile. Lord Paunanott may be tam ia his ealliag. He is ahowever ia the mlitelhis yews sad halts. Whilst Lerdsamanam, 1 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING. JULY 21, 1849. not usual, and which he mold scarcely have expected, having been given to him to bring his own stock to Norwich. This resolution was seconded by Mr. KINDER, and Parried unanimously. Sir 11. PRICE, M.P., moved the thanks of the society to Professor Spumes and the Rev. E. Sydney for the very •Isle letturm they had given on Wednesday. The only sub ect of regret was that they were delivered at the thne when the majority of the members and visitors felt it necessary to he on the Mow ground, and that consequently the attendance was much thinner than it would have been bad theT been find for a day on which there was less engrossing business. Col. C BALLONER wended the motion, and The PRESIDENT having . borne testimony to the gnat value of the lectures as containing much practical intuit:na tion, it was carried. Professor SYMONDS acknowledged the honour, declar ing that it would at all times give him great pleasure to contribute to the objects date satiety. Tee society's business of the year having concluded with this last resolution, the Eeal of Chichester left the chair, to which the new president, the Marquis of Downshire, was at once conducted ; and having taken his seat, The Duke et RICHMOND had great pleasure in pro posing. as the drat official act of the new presidency, a re solution which would, he knew, be carried unanimously. It would be remembered that he i was the person who dis posed the Earl of Chichester as their president last year ; and one of his chief inducements to do so was his noble friend's universal popularity with all classes of agriculturists. As a proof of this it was only necessary to say, that when his noble friend communed farming in Sussex, the flock masters of that county punted him, as a tribute of their respect, the finest brceding sheep that could be found. A man so popular be felt was fit to be president of that society. lie had been disappointed, and he believed no one had cause to regret that election. (Cheers lie knew, therefore, he was only ex pressing the feeling of the great majority of the society when he proposed a resolution of thanks to the Earl of Chichester for the efficient and able manner in which he had fulfilled the duties ofli is office. The Earl of CHICHESTER, in returning thanks, said that he felt fully sensible of the high honour which was con- ' toned on him when he wee called to fill the chair of that soe:ety, in whose proceedings he bad always taken a deep interest. With regard to his services, the only merit he could claim was that of having honestly and conscientiously en devoured to perform the not very onerous duties with which he had been entrusted. In resigning the honourable post of their chairman, he felt bound to say that he, like every for mer president, bad been zealously and generously supported, not only by the members of the council, but by the members of the emaciation generally, who would extend he knew a 11 similes support to his noble friend who had succeeded him , . -- The meeting then broke up. In concluding the account of these proceedings, it is only just to acknowledg e the facilities toe representatives of the press have receive d from the authorities of the scciety and the Eastern Counties Railway, especially from Mr. Hudson, the secretary of the aunty, and Mr. Roney, the secretary of l the railway. A body of the A division of police, under the I: direction of Inspector Otway, were present from the com mencement of the show, and by their knowledge of the per- sensor the London thieves, who flock to such waned, prevented those depndatiens on property which, in &dace so crowded, would, donbtlem, else have been committed. Mr. Betts, the new chafriaaa of the Eastern Counties Rail way board, and Mr. Roney, the secretary, attended person- 2 ally to the railway arrangements, and to this cause may be attributed, in no alight herpes, the general satisfaction they gave. IRRIAND. as DUBLIN, JULY 20. THE QUEEN IN IRELAND. An official communicating has been received this evening from Lord John Russell, addressed to the 15 lord-lieutenant, announcing that her Majesty and ,; the royal suite may be expected to arrive in Kings town Harbour on the 7th of August, being fully a 1 1 week earlier than was anticipated by the Dublin II authorities. The cholera is on the increase in Belfast. In Dublin the reports to-day are favour able. The visit. °nil& very best feeling continues about the royal ; AU parties are equally glad at her Majesty's 8 ;, and no dissentient voice will be raised against 4 her a hearty reception. One member of the 2 suncil tried to make some opposition , and in- 14 dulged in cavilling observations, which were drowned 4 in clamour, and he found no supporters. 2 Contrary to what was at first supposed, it seems - vow very probable that several titular distinctions will be conferred on various persors in honour of her Majesty's visit. Some of those whose names have bees published in the journals as certain to be created bassets, deny in private that they have received any intimations on the subject. It is pretty certain, how ever, that the Lord Mayor and the High Sheriff of Dublin county will be created baronets, and some more are also spoken of. It is said that Mr. Roche, 2 M.P. for Cork county is also to be made a baronet. DONATIONS TO RELIEVE DISTRESS. Aghadda Rectory, Whitgate, near Cloyne, county Cork, July 19. Rev. W. R. Townsend, Rector of V e da, Whitgate, near Clomp, requests the editor of the ss will return thanks to J. It , Northampton, for a secon donation of '11; W. R., Is. 6d. He trusts these are only preludes to further aid, for the last penny is expended. Ninety men, one hun dred women, at industrial employments, and crowds of people besides, us solely dependant for • fortnight more on such like aid. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, Jvvv 20. APPOIRTMINTS. -To Royal Sovereign—Lieutenant: M. P. Jones. To Queen—Lieute nants: G. A. Pidcock, J. W. White, W. J. It. Card, and F. D. Rich. To Hogue—Midshipma To / n : G. RobiLson. To Stromboli-o;orace E. Payne. mown—Gunnar : J. White. tiLLITARY. (Prom last night's Casette.) WAR-OFFICE, JULY 20. , IM Regt. of Dregs.—LintMozomr, to be apt, by pm., vice Gough, who ret.; Cor. sad Ad). W. RLIIRISION, to have the reak 01 lieut. ; Om. M. &rocas, to be bent, by pur., vice Morgan. 3rd U. Driers.—Oor. T. C. B. Sr. Demos, to be lieut., by pur„ toe Roche, pram. gist Refit et Y.—Major 0. fgratneros, to be lieut..eoL, by par, vies Spence, who ret. ; Capt. T. C. Kitty, to be mmor, by pur., vice Staunton ; Lieut. 3. S. °onto, to be apt, by par., Mos Kelly ; Era. 0. W. Ileums, to be heat by pur., vies Could. 37th F.—Ras. C. S. Buss to be lieut., without pur,viee Thomas, app. guertermaner of 1 37th F. ; Gent. Cadet R. W. Wen.., from the Royal MR. College, to be eagles, vice Blois. 00th F.—Capt. 3. Joao to be my., by pur., vise Robin*" who rots.; Lieut. 0. Ramo to be amt., bput., vice Jones; See. Lieut. R. H. ROBINSON to be first bout, by put ., vice Rhodes. UNATIACAND.—LiaIt. F. Rocas, from the 3rd Lt. Drip, to be wt.. bY Put. Minioemcont.--Capt. J. Aisinscao, upon h..p. 37th F., has been permitted to retire from the &ray by the aloof In unattached eon. Lake, be being about toOF become s settler in Australia. OFFICE ORDNANCE, JULY IS. Carps at /Loyal Engineers.—First Lieut. M. Voyesoon to be see. apt., vice Boca, dec.; Sec. Sent. C. J. Fool= to be Ant lieut., yin Venom. SPORTING. SALISBURY RACES. lIIICOND DAT, THIDAT, JOLT 20. SWIEPTTAILIII of 60 son. @sada ft for fools of 1846. Mr. Herbert's b e'reftla walked over (Sty). WILTON PANIC SWANS of 10 110 TS. Nth, with 60 added if tsar longs start. Mr. W. V. Jaaklea'sri f Kiss Wawa, iti• NI) 1 Yr. Dizaa's Blaney 2 Kr. W. Etwoll's b e by Tblatkwbipper Kr. W. radler's Gasp 4 Grimes Pura of 100 son. each. Three-yrs old, Bst 121 b ; 6w/r, get 61b ; five, lOst ; six sad aged, lost 3lb. 3 miles. Mr. J.lommes Mb, 8 yrs, The Hero (A. 1 14 7) 1 Mr. Harriet:Ws Mama. 4 yrs 3 Corm Kunnas' PIA'S of 60 ay.., added to a sweep. stakes of 6 son. each. 3 yrs old, 7st 31b ; 4, Bst 61b ; 6, Bst 131 b ; 8 and siV ad d ith st 21b. Mr. Herbert% b 6 tki, 6 yrs OW I Major Pin's Wanner, yrs 3 Mr. W. SaMers Malawian'', 3 yrs Mr. John Holdall% b g Diadem, 5 yrs SOME WISTRIN RAILWAY STAKES of 26 son., added to a sweepstakes of 6 eons. each; 3 yrs old, 9st 7lb ; 4, lost 121 b ; 6, list 61b ; rim and aged, list 121 b. Gentlemen Mdem ; jockeys allowed to ride carrying 61b. extra. Heats, cm• mile. Wakes tad, Bangtall, 47e (Maus) 44 1 1 Mr. W. T. Wlairs Bea Be 4 3T B Ma, w. NiO Magntsia Dew, 5 7n l 2 3 dr T. Mtwalre lbnMewmp 3 he last heat a splendid per, race ire between Lady Bangt 3 a 9 and Red Doe. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. _ NOTTINGHAM, JOLT 20. Clow", COVIT.—ThIPORZ Ma. Jcona COLXIIDOL S.Wilcockson, aged 44, labourer, was indicted for arson. It appeared that me shoat six mouths ago the prisoner was tenant of throe Seabed cottages, under the Earl of Stamford, at neerthorpa At the time alluded to, his lord ship disposal of the sollsof b Genus Clifton, a fanner, who dissh the whom from histenaney, and re-let the cottages. Windom complained at the time that Mr. Mos bid Wight thaz=over his head, and refused to coca lf~ never that he should nev live to eseigfib ill r= of his }Graham At another time he mid it wadi use M lssbears *ere was a "bonny blaze " Maj o rs, the pad*. AllO Ale* ea the night of the fith of Maj o rs, the eselagas having been cleared by sca the primes went to paneling% when be sat for about a aai seedy thige " grZ one *Vert ea the moraing of the 9t/ he Menai 10 p Net t Win bans& ke purchased of the a Ilea ct teener ameNbee. eay, "Now y s h a u have a to to hat • tar 11111111616 afterwards ha ens moo the three swages, sad di me* allarwarde l at d e i grdoe eat la die thatch at the bask of the ems to the costal, cad was with dinsalty &Asa.' Ths lanaess of all three cottyes ems ogee at the tinao, widow el them win ad aroasilatQ sII drape was Pa& Void* (Nil* lhatesoo4l revs Impalaties. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. YORE, JULY 20. Caws Courrr.—Beroas Ma. Antrim WHAITNAN. CHAEOH UP INI , ANTICIDII AT RICHMOND. Esther Natteriss, 22, was charged with the wiltul murder of her new-born male child, by suflucating it with a loth, at Richmond, en the 19:k of May last. Mr. °reread and Mr. Price prosecuted; the prisoner was defended by Mr. Bliss. The prisoner bad been, for the last two years, housemaid to Mr. Yeoman, of Richmond. On the 19th of May last, her fellu ,e•servant suspecting that she had given birth to a child on the previous niL ht, a search was made, and a male infant was discovered in one of the wardrobes, wrapped up in some cloths. The prisoner admitted that she was the mother of the ehild, on whose person some marks of vio lence were apparent. The medical witness examined was unable to swear dis•inetly that the child had breathed after it was born, and Mr. Bina, on behalf of the prisoner, sub mitted that the infant might possibly have died during the time the mother was in labour. With such unsatisfactory evidence the learned counsel contended that the jury could not conscientiously convict the prisoner. The jury returned a verdict ut Not Osdity. BRITISH. iii I 371 l 6 19 l 4 14 Aberdeen BePast and Ballymeha Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire Belton, Blackburn, and W est Y. rkshire Bristol and Exeter r s i I A 4 Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Dublin and Drogheda Lublin and Kingetown D under, Perth,Aberdeen June East Anglian East Lancashire Eastern Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh and Northern Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock Great Northern &E. Lincolnah Great Southern andWestern(l) Great Western Kendal and Windermere.... Lancaster and Carlisle Loncashire and Yorkshire Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport London and North Western London and Blackwell London, Brichton, and S. Coast London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen *efichester,Sheff.,&Lincolush. 1.5 i 354 71 71 ni 478 671 91d 314 754 95 322 I 'oil 24 - 22 . 1 - 128 In 1681 )61 24.1 Midland Midland 0 rest West' rn.(l) lionklands North British Scottish Central Shrewsbury and Chester South Devon ISouth Eastern C -481 94t) 4,581 1,15 'B3l 1,187 1,205 '629' 1.044 16,359 1,361 3,924 1,726 2,759 1,464 3,1 21,41:41 199 2,665 11,764 45,602 1,599 10,231 11,681 143 2,674 23,092 1,022 2,3551 1,000 lit aff Vole Ulster West Cornwall W hitsbaven Junction York, Newclstle, Berwick York and Math Midland 12 l2 124 269 14 25.54 1.704 10,120 1,760 894 ti • 211 r 2 )74 17074 2 14,1671 12,179 1,2381 1,1481 9,3761 1,732 2.119 6,459 4,484 1,867 HETTESBURT, and BROUGHAM are but a trio of old women, mumbling between their toothless jaws the cad of forty years ago. We never witnessed a MOM pitiable exhibition thin the appearance of Lord BROUGHAM last night, as the advocate of the BOURBON aid HAPSBURG dy nasties. It was not the cause of moderate freedom or even of moderate repression against anarchy' re publicanism that he pleaded. His doctrine was, that a constitution had been grown in England by a lucky thence, bat that not a o ff set of it could be Usua -1 planted elsewhere. And vehement were his Wdahip's denunciations of tho Sicilians for making such attempt, and of Lord PeLmnarrox for believing . in its success. Lord Baououss was es unhappy in his simile, as false and ignorant in his asertien. For Sicily had grown a constitution, a esestitalkst old as our own, a constitution that flourished under Sicilian Kings. It is this constitu tion which Lord W. BENTINCK revived, that Lord BROUGHAM and Lord HETTESBURY ignore, and that the Bonaßoxs of Naples wonld crush, in order to sub stitute French centralise lice law, and a nominee senate for local rights, ancient law and privilege, and an hereditary aristocracy. Nor is the CUB oonfined to Naples. Almost all Europe was originally constitutional. France had the germs of it; so had Spain •• so had every Tentage land. It is these constitutions 'that have been train under foot by the great military monarchies, which it is the effort of the - liberals of Europe to restore. And it is to the interest not only of all people, but of monarchies and dynasties, that they should be restored. One of the great accusations of Lord BROUGHAM against the liberals of the day is, their aversion to Austria. But it is not to Austria, as a country,, as a land, or as a population, that liberals bear aversion — it is to Austria, represented by ahlErrearnen, led by • WINDISCHGRATZ, or put in tutelage by a NICHOLAS. To Austria free, even inch as STADION tried to make it, what liberal need bear enmity P We may deem Austria stronger, by being deprived of the necessity of coercing Italy. We may deem Austria's strength wasted and mu directed, by the endeavour to dominate and despotism Germany. But to the Austrians, re-constituted, libe ralised, and consisting of something else than soldiers and jailors, hostility there can be none. The resolutions proposed by Lord Bisonnwas were simply, that we should snub France and quarrel with her, and that we should give our predilection and sop- 1 port to Austria. We really cannot see the necessity of rushing into the embrace of either. France has been most foolish, most impolitic, and most criminal l in sacrificing the Romans to her vanity. Austria has been more foolish, impolitic, and criminal, in vim up herself to Russia in preference to making concessions to the Hungarians. English sympathies can be with neither. Our sympathies mum be guided by justice, not policy—by hopes for nations, not personal inte rest or advocacy for dynas ties. Lard ABERDEEN max think it very convenient that England should now ingratiate itself with the aleolutiat powers, and should make one of them as in 1816. But this country will have nothing to de with such bees motives. We will no more Holy Alliances. We will have no chopping sad changing, because lords are alarmed at popular progress, or because the diplomatists of the aristocratic clique think it mascots foss to ally with a republic. We shall not allow hot liberals to pees& a mama& for their doctrines, noble as they may be. But neither will we allow an aristocracy to set sod on a crusade in behalf of dynasty and &bo leti% and pretend to lead the English nation behind them If the ultra lords deem their cause bound up with the triumph of Austria, let them subscribe from their own pockets, resource', and sympathies. We promise they shall get no aid in contributions of any of bthera kinds from the generous and liberal English com menalty. gbe Court. OSBORNE, FRlDAY.—Their ar Zaal Aighneenes the Doke and Michaud Neraoars from Consort, yester day afternoon, in the Fairy yacht, and reached Osborne about six o'clock on a visit to her Majesty and Prince Albert. There wee no other addition yesterday to the royal dinner party. Her Royal Highnem the Duchess of Kent is expected at o.bcrue this afternoon. Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge and the Hereditary Grand Duke and Duchess of Macklin bourg-Strelitz were present in the House of Lords yesterday evening during the debate. Deputations from the Midland and South York shire Railway Companies had an interview with the Com missioners of Railways, yesterday, at their office in the Board of Trade. The Midland Railway Company was re presented by Sir I. Morley and Mr. A. Peyton (directors), Mr. Barlow (engineer), and Mr. Carter (solicitor). The South Yorkshire deputation consisted of Mr. E. Denison, M. P., Mr. R. Dymond, M D., Mr. W. G. Thompson, Mr. Bartholomew (engineer), and Mr. Baxter (solicitor). Mr. John Wood, Chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue, and Mr. Fraley, had as interview with the Chan cellor et the Exchequer yesterday at his official residence in Do street. Mr. John Wood had an interview with Earl Gran ville yesterday at the office of the Board of Trade. Despatches were sent off yesterday evening from the Colonial-office for the governors of the North American colonies. TUE RIO= HON. 811 ROBERT AND LADE PEEL, and Miss Peel, have left tows for Drayton Manor, Stafford shire, from whence the Bight lion. Baronet and family pro ceeds to his asocial! box in laveraus-shire. M. OUIZOT arrived at Southampton on Wednesday last, and took his passage for Havre by the Express steamer. This is his first visit to Freese since the revolution of Feb., 1848. IdArtsiota Horse„—Cozels of invitation have been Egypt by the Lord Mayor for • banquet to be given in the Egyptian Hall, on Wednesday evening, to • large party of members of the House of Commons. THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. NORWICH, non. IPIGDAT'S I.IOOIIDINGS.-11 11 021INIAL MISTING. Today thaw is • awaked dingo in the aspect of the town. The viatica% at WA the aseaerity of thin, have left, and with then it tumid sawn von away of the regular inhabi tants. juillog his the oil but deserted sheets. A large to ofthe shish wee rooneved ken the yid last night, sad tuday the impliposat Num, disismos, sad booth hoopoe are diesanthas their stalk The lateral of the =Wag subsided with the slow of yedualoy, aid the hind hashes succeed for this pies mum to be a wieder et leaperteses *veal', the molosity M raiase tesabsts of the odoolatkia, mot sore than 60 ofwbeet toat the soma aselie the Guildhall this amain. wits* the iastallatioa of rat the sow preddial. The hall la whisk this esreecary takes plaid to i paha old ape:t ufa% with erred Golltio seamy sossiewaled by little eldus ebami ts, sad guided at the mimeo by a miens a demos, whisk, es great civic oars. aim, is emir id s alsas the tows in preemie.; at lust welt was the sates ems way few years ego. This estraordi sery Seem mid& eajoys the euphemisms nesse eV' Snap," - to be toptdod as a sort of 41,4 t Me Norwich Sr , Nage& wad is treated with Iles mud sad ambles of the SINNOI re = at tearink tho led of Curcirdima Ss* chair, and the eciesamased by Plirel.MALLONlllorke proposed a vote of thanks to the osaler, onahlestes, add serperelles of Newish he the fact tidres dim fed elhoded. Theis thighsse MG dg M y oadmitly du, k there wen so town whisk the bid yet visited where they bad received greeter Medlin than is that The =led bass wended by Sir IL Pam, ILP., sad mead TM KAYOS Oh. 'retuned Wu. stotioi n tr i ty the lewd walle~ sod pee* et Neewie aft orwhis d this be which the solid, hod marred this aid et the bough which their de woo to who as the whale NAM. Mr. =NM 'WNW alit moved the thanks of the society to the Mal answiftles from when the society had relived great eel valealis aid. The railed's wee semis& aided. Mr. BIIIIROXIONNS seareasi add theiska. Sir. R. PRIOR moved a vets of thesho to the ermine and cricepisre et the where oho ahibitics had bees held, to whim the essist lead y were doe* basked, sad who be trusted would set slier say bluff by the mow in whisk their lead had bees sat up. The soda* hat hoes meet hrtanate ea this semis& Is the west" which led bees plumed id trend whim in every Tempest, had bees admirably hr disk purpose. This reed whisk wee ssicaded by Capt. Pitman was she curie/ Oel. CHALLONER awed a resolution of thanks to the direded of the Nrehlk aid Norwich llessuma, sad of the Neu Cheaabsr of COMMIS% hr did Militia they MA aSslisa is spas dues WOMems to the ams of the osier, t vitriih_ba loses orarisk IFN HO mid is aree his peat phones G/0 arm lbs Soaks of the eseisty to Or diteoloos of the &dem Ceuelhe Ifortsik Whim Cloopow, In the Wilds they lad Worded hi 'weft IN* to the show. E. ondaffelial a NNW. Inassswwww.fisslNS silmlime==sti POLICB.-YESTERDAY. SOUTHWARK. ALLROED FRAUD By A COUNTY COURT AORNT.—J. Smith wee brought up for final examination, charged with embezzlement and fraud while in the employ of Mean. Johnson and Orave, linen-drspers, Nachman-street, Borough. The prisoner was emploJed by the prosecutors as • County Court 4ent, Maid in the :roomy of debts from their customers. About eight weeks ago he left their ser vice, when they ascertained that he had unlawfully collected money from venous pi ople and ted it to his own use. He had also settled ezicution debts without their consent, and used the money himself. Their loss was upwards of a hundred pounds. Witnesses in support of the charge having been examiner], Mr. Seeker said teat under all the circumstances he felt bound to commit the prisoner for trial. He would however accept bail fur his appearance at the Summer Assizes for Surrey, himself in SO., and two sureties in 401. each. RAILWAYS. TRAFFIC RETURN FOR THE PAST WEEK. Name of Itrilwsy. 1849. 1848. FOREIGN. 'Amiens and Boulogne leppe Dutch Rhenish Muntereau aryl Troyes Northern of Franey Orleans to Bourges (Cri.t.) Orleans to Tours Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Rouen and Havre 67i 1664 METEOROLOG ICAL RETURNS. SATURDAY, JULY 21,1849. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock ywiterday morning. Name of Place. Oran cd Wind. .oc State of Weather. BRATTOOL BIIRWICE Munozwarn Buoaros BILIATOL CA111.1111.1 CREWS Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Cahn Partially Cloudy Partially Qoady Oter9mt trtr — o — ng Breese I Partially Cloudy Cloudless Strout Breese Calm Gentle Breeze' Gentle Breeze Oalm . _ DARLINGTON &mammon EIETZI icrit7iliCloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Overcast Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Etreeze Gentle Breeze , 1 Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Brea Gentle Breeze Calm . _ Ouwow HARTY:PDX HASTINGS LANA= iflonfly Partly Cloudy Lexcurn. L&V.DS LIIOIITOII Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Calm Cloudleis Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Gloomy Partially Cloudy Partidly Cloudy Showery Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partlally.Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy I Rain. . Nrwcarns Oirozo Pcniovra Pools RRADING ......... RUGBY Bur Gentle Breeze Gentle Breese Gentle Breeze Cent Soraumus ...... Bwumosi Tarvozez i.*. N.A. N. N.A. B.W . N.A. E. B.W. Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Calm ltimamsa WIIMIT Warrizivs Tat ....., , Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breese Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy CloudlTo_ P;rila - 11 - 7 Cloudy 'Von the LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, July 20. Osman Quadrant , Fasscamm Airwave,Regent-sheet, ithanith, to surrender July 27 at 18, and Aug. 31 at 1, at 801., Sadirons, Mark.laae ; of wig., Whitmore, Basil:0'11. street. Jaunt Cummins, liltitebaven, Cumberland, tobacconist, Aug. 3 at 104, and 30 at IC, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne Gt. Bola., Willis, Backkranuly ; Messrs. Chmer, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; and Atkin son and San, Wbitebsven; off. twig., Watley, Newcastle-upon. nue. WILLIAM Tsoaus PARK; Went Smithfield, licensed victualler, July 25 al 11 and Sept. 1 at 1, at Basinghad.strcet. Sol, Smith, Bar turd's-inn ; off. sod . Green, Guildhall-chambers. Gaciaos Garasir Chkbeetce, carrier, July 31 at 12, and Aug. 28 at IL at Bamingballstreet. gob., Staniland and Long, Bouverle streM, MaeLatramt, sad Sherwood, Micheal& ; off. meg., Edwards, sad Oat Trauma wrasus. CAMPSZLL WILIGHT Boum., Raymond -buildings, Unk, Gordon i 4Laoney scrivener and disti ll er, Aim. 1 and Se, 19, a t I.street. sots., Sawyer and Brette ll , Staple-. oZ 'Bali., wards, Frederick's-place. Joint Joitus, Tanyrallt, Denbigbabbe. quarryman. Ave. 1 and SD at 11, at Liverpool Li v erpool Bridger and Collins, Ikeda; and Francis and Almon ; off. swig., Bird, limepolL Fume& Kum, Warwick, innkee , July 21 and Aug. 30 at 12, at Birmingham Ct. Sol., Forder, l camtogwa ; off. amig,, Talpy, Bir mingham. CZAILLEO HriflCT Lamar, Eingston-upon-Hall, dru Aug. 8 and 22 at 106 at the Leeds district oourt held at gston-upon. Hull. Sole., Hawkins and Co., New Boawall-oourt, and Lovett and Co., Hull ; off. amis., Carrick, Hull. Joan Call-wurt, City, stockbroker, July 28 at 2, and Sept. lat It, at Bssinghall-atreet. SoL, Pike, BWord-row ; off. wig., Green, Guildhall-ambers. Geozos Baoou Parrrr, Broakstreet, New-rrad, and Upper Saint Martin's-lane. ironmonger, July SS at 2, and Sept. 1 at Fle, at Ba. hall sing-strest. SoL, Furnives4nn; off. airig., Green, Meaux Ll7llllOl PINCILUID and ROBTAT Noses DAIS, Liverpool, stocktitoken, July rl and .4ng. 28 at I, at Basinghall-street. Sole., Scott mit Talsourdia, LMWes-inn-fields ; off. assig.4Whitmore, BL/0.117. W mow, Birmingham, hosier, July S 1 and Aug. 21 at 10, at Birmingham Court. hola.„Bolme and Co., New Inn, and Bulled, Birmingham; oft aIMIN Whitmore. Birm lo .o l am. Wns.un Wean, Milton, next Sittingbourne, Kent, mow, July 27 and Ant 21 M 121, at kaaingliad4treet. bet, &dame, Mart o[. mihr, Canna; Blrehin.lans. EDXLIND Wommorm, Oat Broad.street, city, ably broker, July DO and Sept 1 at 121, at BaabiatallMreet. Sol., Nook. s t m t. ; off. sada., Green, Guildbag-ebambers. INSOLVENT PETITIONEBB. vanziotto-atreet, Fitzroy-Kau% liquid 'agar refiner. bemouweet, Dover road, oewaseviial traveller. gr. BALL. iittl4mVhoispetrest, teller. W. D. Binera.ri, ow..yarinnebaNist. Jeweller. N. 8081111111 Olga Newingtony tailor. B. Bows, Oterswleli. as wok& A. Bannioll. drangletwene. . anns. gi n h eryosimer . O. Owe; WkAglias. asseksair. Tcesweffinalwattma. Callefersp. attiseratpiw. D. C. B. Dm% itollodmiorato. Ifisatagti_ atalied dirk to so Warw. D. R. Ems. Btottalkottopo..Cbgboto•noo, &Wog sad plootokio J.Totarer. Quesn4quirs, Batthololoatbdoes. sown' occoatiodos C. s toto . tux. pa, Notbrdliose. Idewsmad t lowirrimma oath. trimmer. B. W. Own; liddige. lama S.W. N.W. Net itetuill N.W. SY/ ___ • N. - E. N.W. N.W. W. N.W. W.S.W. W.N.W. N. N.W. W. N.E. W. N.W. R.W. B.W. B.W. T. W. S. D. C. La Os the e Z nesani, Camden-equ gical-garare, Camberwell, oomakmally =- Word Surry ooldens. J. GILLEN, Mary-street, Poplar, o lode! g house keeper. 11. Osamu, Gordon-street, City-road, journeyman gold beater. 0. Iliounso, New Gravel-kw, Middlesex, grocer. S. hi! rams. thiswick, Middlesex, builder. J. A. Lawien, New Ormond.street, Queen.equare, attorney's Meek. W. OAKS. Devonshire-area, Ilisuopixte-street, engineer. M. P. Praioion, tiloucester-street, Queen-square, newspaper writer. J. Parsee, Guildford, boot and maker. J. 0. Mason, Eje-crescent, Peckham, builder. E. Scow, Frederick-place, Mile-end-mad, flour dealer and commission agent. 1 3. Einsuaaas, Bury -street, St. Mary-nze. T. Sawn, Charlotte-street, Blackfriar's-road, sagatant to • licensed C. Taiwan, Upper Elegem-place, Pim:ioo. J. TAIIiWNLI.. Canon-place, City-road, budder. C. Trio/weer Brompton-puare, Brorupton. E. Wawa, Patriot-row, Cambridge-heath, lentherseller. W. 8. Wsutta, Bennett-street, lbnover.cquare, and Wert Ilam, pastrycook and confectioner. F. M. Weentets, Blacktriare.rood, teacher of music. W. W. Winans, Lower George-street, Chelsea, furniture broker. IN TEE 00VIITAT. W. R. Bricaue, Trantnere, Cheshire, corn broker. I'. Beau, Toxteth park, Lancashire, *Mee. B. Cotterr, Northleach. Gloucestershire, boot and shoe maker. J. Coos, Dudley, Worcestershire, clothier. M. Davy, Norwich, jeweller. R. Duos, Liecrpoul, journeyman trunk evoker. IL Downs, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, plumber. T. EAST, Lyme I Dorsetshire, servant. J. PAARILII, M.w kei Chicane, clerk at the Railway Station, Cheshire. W. Foamy Brandon, Suffolk, blacksmith. W.F. H. IMANt Tophazo, Devon-hire, carpenter. T. Hadausu, tibethele4 table-tilde forger end maker. J. Lucke, Redbourn, Hertfordshire, chair turner. It. Maurru, Norwich, chair maker. N. Marinates, Birmurgbam, butcher. T. Moon, Jun., Brighton, plumber. A. PATTON, jute, Blinning'ainn, brewed victualler. J. Purr, North Welchem, Norfolk, gimnaker. B. Ramiro., East Dereham, Norfolk, kiddier. S, J. SILTS' Dudley, Worcestershire, boot and shoe maker. F. Swtrr, Stamford, Lincolnshire, chemist. J. Taoism., Llanbeblig, Carnarvonshire, blacksmith. T. THOMAS, Penc awdd, Glamorganshirs, butcher. ISASELLA WAIIIISSON, Liverpool, wiuow. J. WILLIAMS, Sketty, Gnaws ganktive, retailer of beer. W. WILLIAMS, MWASSES. Glamorganahire, licensed victualler. raisonzas, ON THEIR OWN PETITIONS. R. Asswoun, Radclide, Lancashire, warehousemaa. J. Burr,Dutra., Lancaahue, greengrocer. R. H. BARTON, Unerstone, Lancath n e, surgeon. O. ISANNOW, Ulverstooo, Lancashire, journeyman blacksmith. T. Bouncer, Chorlton.upon-Mettlarlr, Lancashire, grocer and pro vi-ton dealer. J. Bacinne, Ashton-under-Lyre, Lancashire, hosier. J. Coors, Patieroft, Lanyishere, joiner. D. CSONIN, Toxteth-park and Liverpool, Lancashire, Doctor of Medi cine and chemist. IL DAT, Manchester, shoemaker. ' J. DAWES, Blackburn, Lancashire, overlooker in a card room. M. Denis, Croft Bank, Lancashne, cotton wade deacr. IL DIMS. Mainsheets:, potato dealer. IR Fuzee, st. Leonard-gate, Lancashire, manager of a cotton mill. J. GLAMVILLS, Exton. Devonshire, farmer. J. EMILMIAUJII, Bridgedeld, Lancashire spindle and dy maker. W. Hatt, Heap Bridge, Lancashire, tinily. J. lieu, /1.• men, baker. H. Mann, jun., Carecon, Monmouthshire, W. Isuus, Liverpool, merchant. P. mcm.:. us Fulwood. Lancashire, billiard table owner. L.Moea, Preston, Lancashire, hawker. W. MONA:AN, Mager, Dloomouthanire, beer retailer. R.Ocions, ltadcklf, Lancashire, dyer. T. repose., Preston, Lancashire, retail butter dealer. J. Purim" Liverpool, wholesale butcher. C. RATES, Mancroft, Norfolk, aocountant. a. Semi, St. Lounart.gate, Lancashire, journeyman wheelwright. J. Sarracan, Hahne, Lancashire, farmer. • U. STALES, Hahne, Lancashire, grocer. J. San curia, dochdaim Lancashire, Lemon spinner. 0. Toe tom Whitecburcb Canoniontun, Dons:ohne, labourer. W. L. TUONAS, Langnam, Norfolk, gentleman. J. Teams, Totnem, Devonshire, innkeeper. W. J. WAVAINUTON, Lancubire, chemist and druggist. J. WATKINOON, Manchester, mechanic. J. NV 'Lunge, Premon, Laneadure, licensed victualler. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. UanST Aaron', Elisabeth-greet, Yindioo.measenger in the Foreign offloe—lst die. of 86., July 18 , and three sultsequent Wednesdays., at Turquand's, GISMOIS DARRAS, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wine and spirit merchant — let die. of 36., July 21, and any subs equent Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. SINJAMIN houtorro, North Waltham, Norfolk, innkeeper-Ist die. of a. X., July IS, and three stelkequeut Wednesdays, at Tar quad's, Guildnaltelsambers. ducat baTt.T, Folluetone Kent, cheescmonger -I st die. of h. 2 d. , July 18, and three subaequent Wednesdays, at Turquand's, Guid halL Janes UMW, Weatburton, Buren , market gardener-3rd slim of lg., any Saturday, at Green's, Guitdhall.chambers. Gauwa ISLACS, Annonelbury, City, straw hat manufacturer—lot die. of 186., July 18, and three auteequent Wolnualays, at Turquand's, Guildhall-chambers. Camerae Boemin and Witxum Lsereuarr, Coleroanctreet-build inns, City, merchants—let div. of 2e. 3d., any Saturday, at Green's, thulamit-cliambers. Fusers Moue llookuutx, Northampton-square, Clerkenwell, watch manufacturer-3rd die. of lad., July 23, and two subsequent Mon days, at Canaan's, &mina-lane. THOMAS JAMSA Baum, London and Hastings, merchant —lst div. of Std., July 23, and two subsequent Wednesdays,' Cause's, Bir chin-lane. Twines Jana Buena and Cruxes Bunyan, stir, London and Hastings, merchanta-20d die. of rid., July 23, and two subsequent Mondays, at Unmans, birclun•lane. Mona OIUILY, Denton, Lancadiire, hat manufacturer—let div. of 31. 9d., July 31, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Maser's, Mn.h cheater. JANIA kowaanc, Allngton, Dorietahire, tack twine and oboe thread manutucturcr - Ist dlv. of 7c, any Tuesday ur Friday after Jul 17, ' at Exeter. Siornas Visuals, Newark-upon. Trent, Nottinghamshire, builder -Ist and linal dn. of 3s. 1041., July 21, Aug. 4, Oct. 13, and any tabu. quent alternate Saturday to Dec. 22, at Bittleston'a, Notting ham. JOHN GAMUT. White Croonatreet, St. Luke's, licensed victualler — let die. of 25., Julp to, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Th• quAnd'r, ben. Joon Goan and Oscousa Goetz, Kentish-buildings, Southwark, hop factors - Ist die. of Is. Id., any Saturday, at Gram ' s,littalhall. chambers. AL/lASI/Lk lino, Smith-street, Stepney, and Essex-street, Milmend,, engineer—lst die. of 66. tit., any Saturday, art Green's, Guildhall chambers. ANINIEW JIEWLETI. Abbott Ann, Hampshire, carpenter—lst dim of 31., July 21, and three subsequent Satwdays, at Groom's, Ab. church-lane. 111,NIAV lhocumes, Tortrea, timber merchant-1d die. of 2e. 6d., July 21, and three subsequent Saturday s, at Groom's, Abelntrcla lane. ALLIANDIR Lantraereros, Moorgate , treet, City, merchant-2nd div. of totd., July 23, and two subsequent Mondays, at Canaan's, lair. chimlane. WILLIAM LANCASTER, Regent-street and Carltomeree4 7 St. Jame's, jeweller - Ist die. of i.e., any Saturday, at thews, Ouildiai chambers. WILLIAM Laments LIPNER SlOSlle•strect, Chelsea, surgeon—final dim of 3d., any Saturday, at breen's, Guildhall-chambers. Jour LUCAS, audit Glimorganshire, general allopkeepor-2ml dlv. of 2a. and Ist die. of 7a. oa new proofs, ally Wednesday, at Mil ler's, inistol. Tunas Manus, Lloyd's Coffeehouse, Royal Exchange, underwriter —let die. of rd., any Saturday, at Green s, Guildhall-chambers. Lowy's, SIMEON Mena and TINIMAS GEOILUS BROM HAMLIN, Bedford. street, Covent-garden, fringe manufasturero—further die. of 4s. 24., July 18, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Turquand's, Guild had-chambers. Herne Mohler and JAMMI B/ABAZON kfratent, Derby, careers— lat die. of 4e., July 21, Aug. 4, lid. 13, and any subsequent alter nate Saturday to Dec. 23, at Bittkoton's, Nottingham. Risky lIIONLLIT, Derby, carver—let div. of 45., July 21, Aug. 4, Oct. 13, and any aubsequent alternate Saturday to Doe. 22, at Bit therm% Nottingham. Jun BLABASON Moroi, Derby, carver-Ist dig. of 101., July 21, Aug. 0, 0ct. 13, and any subsequent alternate Saturday to Dec. 22, at Bittleston's, Nottingham. Newsiest and LUISA/MI I. Berry Edge, Durham, grocers-1 die. of Is. 6d., July 21, and three subsequent Saturdays, at linker' s, s, Newcastle-upon-Tyre. Dunn. Boss, Itatchif.crormerharf, Middlesex, and Glasgow, wine and sMrit merchant-1N dlv. of 71t1.. July 18, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Turquand's, Guildhall-ehambers. JOIMPU SCSUIT, Roxten, Bedfonhhire, farmer—let div. of 2a., any Saturday, at Orem% Guildhall-chambers. WILLIAM Hum' Symms, Sockvillo4dreet, bill broker-Ist die. of Is. ed ., July 21, sad three subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's, AM church-lane. Huse Witturs, Park-place, Kennington-You ironnionger-Ist div. of Is. 3d., ca Saturday, at Green's, Guildhall-chambers. DIVIDENDS.—Aug. 17. I. I'. Cartwright, Nantwich, Cheshire, chemists—Aug. 10. IL L. Fluter, Rcs. y, Hampshire, timber mer chant—Aug. 13. T. H. May, Little BriWn, City, baker—Aug. 14. J. Meek, Liverpool, merchant—Aug. 21. J. B. Ungar, Bristol, uphol sterer—Aug. 10. 0. Sharp, Hominy, liaMpshire, timber merchant— Aug. IS. Joshua Sim, Joseph Sim, and Daniel SIM, Braithwaite, Cum- What, woollen manufacturers—Aug. 16. Joseph Yen, Braithwaite, Cumberland, woollen manufacturer —Aug. 16. Joshua Sim, Cocker mouth and Braithwaite, Cumberland, woollen manufacturer—Aug. 8. .1. Southetiverpool, builder—Aug. IS. L Terry, Haymarket, watch and dock manufacturer—Aug. 13. F. Whitmore, Jun., Vial ham-green, Fulham, brewer. CYRTIFICATP.S to bs rented. unless snobs shown to the contrary, an the day of meedag. .Anal 4. L Ls. Nantwlch, Cheshire, chemist—Aug. 10. Ir. Oba. FomMee, Oty, draper—Aug. 10. S. Dodd, Minfeeilir, radian manufacturer—Ang. ILA. B. Fast, Birmingham, onrivenar—Aag. lo . A. Heron, Birkuhead, Cheshire, stonemason— Aug. 10. J. Holden , Liverpool, money scrivener—Aug.l3. V. Jenkin s" S Camden-town, and J. S. Souses, Brant Broughten, eowkeepen—Amr. 13. W. Maddox, Liver pool, tailor—Aug. 9 . 8 . Eamoat-Wdge, Ounberland, banker —Aug.9. A. Peacock. Liverpool, corn merchant—Aug. 11. W. Ridge, 0/o•Mor.row, Pimliso, earn dealer—Aug. 16. C. Bippoo, Stanhope, limeburner —Aug. 11. G. Savage, Eastdoon, Sussex, grocer 1—. 1. 4. 2. 113. W. Thomas. Aberdare, foirlameen=ltra,m grootru ; i r a — te Aug. 1 ,1 0 1 hdrmr. =ES to be confirmed by the Vioe.Cbanoellor eating In tinkles cause be shown to the contrary, on or before An& 10. J. IlseldlA Grosvenor-street, lacenun—J. Crossfield, Warton, Lossidre, linen merchant—G. McDonell, Trinity-square, City, WINS Maker—O.. W. H. r±l ,ld, Reynolds, Wellington-street North, publisher—W. Smith, un-, Stockton, Durham, manufacturer of -,"ware — J. Snook, Ledbury-road, Paddington, builder. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—W. H. Ablett and T. C. ?imam, Manifold-place, Lambeth, soap manufacturers—A. Almond and E. Duxbury, Coton, Staffordshire, and Wellington, Shropshire, railway contractors—J. Blaikie and J. Smith, Aberdeen, advocates—C. Butler, S. Woodward, and A. Butler, London and Oporto, merchants, so fax as regards C. Butler—A. Cotton and W. Conte, Llnthwalte, York shire, and Dublin, woollen cloth manufacturers—F. Edwards and R. Nevins, Strand, house decomters—G. Gibbons and C. F. Brown, Old Cavendish-street, auctioneers—W. Green and J. Symms Liral, cigar manufacturers—P. Harris and P. Pieta, Birmingham, esUlm sale ehemida—T. Herbert and J. Jones, Chester, mall ouch 11114 tractors—B. Raven and 0. llellaby. Manchester, maned:tares at Llals ieri_ paper and emery cloth—J. Utley and H. Wilson, Leeds, Wadi. H. C. Marshall and J. Elves. RuenLetreet and road, Bedford-row, land agents . Mendelson , L. Kulp, and I. = I . ‘ : Nurgatmet., City, Berlin wool and silk warehousemen, so ferale 8. Mendelson—J. Roberts and T. IL Tinker, New-mill, YorZi-r7, woollen cloth manufutarrers—W. 0. Taylor and T. (kick, Stainton and Burton, Westmoreland, dix spinners—G. Thompson and W. J. Foulkes, Birkenhead, ire, cliemiato—W. Tyler and C. Reed, Bolt-court and St. Dunatan'iscourt, Fbret-eL,_and Johnson's-court, Gough-square, City, printers—B. D. Wood, W. Self, and Ann Self, Wolverhampton, Sta&rdAire, tobacconists. shoemaker. [Advertisement]. —AN DICONTESTIBLE PIMP OP EITICACT Or HOLLOWAY% PILL KM UR CUM al LE manms.—lits. lebert ot Campbeltown, New Boot Wake, hid been 'Aided fee several menthe with a revere liver complaint withilmOneed blur toes low notate, that be was compelled to take to hie bsdi Swain we mild tam any el the medical aid he received, he was shied te she Hedowles Ms Way which be did, and this invahalie mes pas 'eMies gives with it being strictly fol. impel) be the mares eta few weeks mestablisbed Ids la the enjoy. meat et es pd heel* es war he pamemed la his lifts—Bold by all Media Toad= throughout the weld j sad si nits= Uolloway's Midiliftlate 110isio 1849. 1,112 514 4,486 6,008 2,154 2,671 16.668 - 270 47,046 1.269 11,703 12,817 148 3,674 22,463 1,204 707 3,160 1,360 1,419 1,964 10,398 1,962 807 249 '12,604 1 8,670 684 1,248 980 13,428 2,469 2,900 7,568 6,377 2,784 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. , she " Shipplag Gangs'," tad "Lloyd's 11441.") Met OW, CASUALTIES. Alfred, Death, from Rigo for London, has put in him, leaky, and must discharge.—Gothenburg, July 14. Brothers, Azzopardi, of this port, from lbraila for Cork, put in here on the Bth inst., very leaky, having been twine aground in the Danube.—Malta, July 11. Caledonia, Warden, from Ancona for Constantinople, Irma on a rock off the Rabbit Islands. came off very leaky, and was run ashore an the coast of Troy, to prevent 'inking, and remains.—Dardanelles, July 6. Laconick, barque, from Shields for Boston, put into this port this morning, leaky.—Liverpool, July 20. North Durham, James, of Sunderland from Riga, was lost on Fame, Gethland, 3rd inst.; crew saved.—Elsinore, July 14. ARRIVED. I MAII.B. I nue. Hamburg. Holland Lisbon Pacific Indian 1 Southampton India trio Marseilles Boston and Halifax Mexico and Havannah West India Brazil ARRIVED. Auaw—at Liverpool, July 20, from. An-exile—at Cork, July 20, from ALear —ut Liverpool, July 20, from ALPILA—at Liverpool, July from Asu—off Liverpool, July 20 APAII7IIIII—.t Liverpool, July 20, from Aurora—at Liverpool, July 20, from ATALLNTA—at Graverend, July 20, from Auwei—ut Gravesend, July 20, from. ANRUA—St Gravnend, July 20, from ASCHIIIIMER—at Cowes, July 190911 3.311 - .LL—at Cowes, July 19, • 'rual, July 19, from July 26 Aug. 7 July 28 0 July 26 July 22 July 22 July 25 Yew York :~:~~ Quebee Quebee -New 0, leans Quebee Quebec Quebee scant Quebec Crowt.dt RIP Rio Grande Mobile .Matanzas Callao Hobart Tows Matanzas Havannah Hobart Tort Auaio•—at Deal, .- Arno -at Deal, July 19, from Amman-at Falmouth, July 18, from Amazon-at Falmouth, July 18, trom ALDEDARRAN-IT Greenock, July 18, from ATA-at Holyhead, July 19, from Ave Moose-at Limerick, July IN from AGNIS-at Milford, July 18, from flussm-at Falmouth, July 18, from ... Beta-at Padatow, July 18, from 11•Loovinsia-at Swanaea, A 114, from Ilainamt-at Sunderland, J uly 19, from Museum-at Cork, July 17, from Sierra Leone Biomes-at Gravesend, July 20, from %ydney BrAncre -at Liverpool, July 20, from St. John's, N.B. CSIARIJCS DANCICAT-IT Liverpool, July 20, from Charente Cotonsow-at Gravesend, July 20, from Siam Cottinowoon-at Ayr, July 17, fr om Quebec Coat Emu- at Cowes, July 19, from. St. Croix Ctaaanoon-ofrCork, July 17, from ...._. ... Honduras Doam--at Falmouth, July 18, from. Santos , Davm-at Galway, JulylB, from EL Andrew's, N.B. ' Dsoatre-at Plymouth, July 19, from (Webers 1 Delmon - at Swansea, July 18, from fluebm Dena-at Gravesend, July 20, from...•-•*********** - - . .. -• Grimstadt , I DIMAS-at Liverpool, July 20, from ?labile Dzarerazus-cdf Liverpool, July 20 EDWARD Coors-at Bristol, July 20, from. Ileruniefti I Esui-at Deal, July 19, from .13t. John, N.E. Eusn• Damson-at Deal, Ju 19, from Charleston F.unis Jana-at Falmouth, J uly 18, from 1 Exrare-at Falmouth, July In, from Poet-en- Ga = EDITIN-SS Wl:indrawn, July 19, from , Qantas 1 Etaaseera -at Cork, July 17, from -Now York Facorrarat Feuer -at YAmouth, July IS, from BO Grandee ( FAvorarra-at Greenock, July 18, from. Montreal FANITT-at Plymouth, July 19, from Dalhousie FORTITUDR-14 OTATefelld, July 20, from .Bt. Domingo 1 FATORITII-at Bristol, July N/, from .. (RAU FIANCIS BARCLAY-off Liverpool, .1111,1120 Goomore-at Deal, July 19, from ifednerraneas 1 Cimarron DRUID-at Falmouth, July 16, from. filo Janeiro Oct-at null, July 19, from MP O. WILXINSON-at nolybead, July 19, fr0m.......... .............. Quebec Govziorou-at Limerick, July 18, from (ludas GAZILLIS-at Cork, July 17, from. Xaoitins IlLnav PAITWOM-at Liverpool, July 20, from MINION If uthoo-at Camarvon, July 19, from ~,,. (Memo RINIIIITTA-411. Swamies, July IS, from Cuba HARTLEY-at Gravesend, July 20, from. Adelaide flume-at Gravesend, July 20, from fn. John's Diaarr.-off Dover, July 19, from inerra Leone Inca-at Liverpool, July 20, from. .New Orleans 1 Jcum-at Liverpool, July 20, from New Orleans Jane Glamor - at Cork, July 20, from CSRIT Joann FRIRDRITH -al Cowes, July 19, from Charleston Jo-at Cork, July 17, from Philadephis Jaen Withon-at Oravearml, July 20, from. Chanute Jan-at Gravesend, July 20, from .. Riga fano ALrezo-atOreverend, July 20, from Malaga Lena-at Cowes, July 19, from Ramos LJAPA ZARITZA-et Falmouth, July IR, from Flume Lone Sorrow-at Greenock, July 18, from Quebec LAW HARTIT-at Whitehaven, July 19, from Quebec Leos-at Cuddy Roads, July 19, from Gorki LoweLL-oft Cork, July 17, from New York Lora--at Gravesend . July 20, from • Tonsterg Lemma Horn-off Liverpool, July 20, tram New Orleans LA. RITA-at Liverpool, July 20, from ... . ..... „.... Bill= MAXRCPAIIT Liverpool, July 20, from Itiehibucto Maar Jonas-at Graveocnd, July 20, from. Buenos Ayres MOI:LTAN-at Deal, July 19, from PIONS Muslim-at Falmouth. VI 16, D. Hamm MAST lima-at Falmouth, July 19, from. Mindoro Matta-atFlohnuard, July 18, from Quetta MAIWARNT--4 Greenock, July 18, from. Guaira Maso•ner -ofr Shields, July 19, OVID ...... ........ -.....f1t. John, N.B. Notorrannota - of Cork, July 17, from. Honduras Mood/a-at Liverpool, July 20, front Quebec orno-at Galway, July 16, .from-at New York racoon DC Haninto-at Gravesend, July 20, from Havana Pousra-ati Gravesend, July 20, from New York FREON:II-at Orarriend, July 20, from Naples Peaty-at Falmouth, July IR, from liabou Poll OL•1100W-at NOUTDIRRIDOII July 19, from Quebec FWAISICTI.IANTS -or Fleetwood, J uly 19, from FRINTISA ROTAR-st Liverpool, July 20, from. 91. Andrew's Qvwe Vicroars-at Plymouth, July 19, Dl= WITIDO ROMA-at Gravesend, July 20, from Havanna EcreL-at Falmouth, July 18, from AM Janeiro ROYAL ADRLAIDS-14 Falmouth, July 18, from. Qua". Ramo-at null, July 19, from. Rip FACIIDALZ-11l Gravesend, July 20, from Chanute Rover. DOTRITION-stGrausend, July 20, from. Charente DIDIL-lIT Cower, July 19, from Tip Seam° FLOWRI-at Pollnow, July 18, fr0m............ ......... ... (autos DTAR-la Cork, 41:1/ ( 17, from ......... FTIT Yak Sattan-atinve , July 18, from Quebec Sr. Iluisa-at G iamol, July 20, from Buenos Ayres TITANIA-at Live July 20, from Smyrna Tnaorion• - at way, July 18, from ... Quebee Unrox--atOravemard, July 20, from Cada rIOINT-at Oraveeend, July 20, from. Wismar Vinton - at Liverpool, July le, from. Chrietione emPialio Quebec BAILED. Auarow—from Hull, July 18, to SL John Ana—from Plymouth, July 19, to at. Jobs Arne — from Gravesend, July 20, to Sydney ALISIOLIL-61)1 31 Liverpool, July 20, to Quebec Auer—from Liverpool, July 20, to .Newfoundland Blatt PACKET—from Liverpool, July WJ, to. Caro—from Gravesend, July 20, to Bt. Vincent's ' CARLOTTA—from Liverpool, July 20, to Palermo Goirximaar—ham Liverpool, July 20, to fairamiehl CATHARTICS—from Liverpool, July 20, to AL Petersburg Gum: sr—from Liverpool, July 20, to Genii* Cracs—from Hartlepool, July 19, to Wind Duroorva CaprLe—tromBhielda, July 19, to Garthaserts Enrearasaz—from Gravesend July 20, to Port Philip E LIZABIT S—from Liverpool,J uly 20, to Montre PA./MlTl—Tram Deal, July 19, to Velparairo Gronorsa—from Gravesend, July 2 0 , to Jaffa MICROSA—from Newport, 21.. July 1900 Savanna Hamar—from Belfast, July 1 7 , to Quebec liimiaLava—from Gravesen July 20, to Adelaide MONTRRAL—from Liverpool, July 10, to Montreal Meco—from Liverpool July 20, to July Roque MART—from Shieldv, 18 to .KediteTMOKM NASORLIC—from Liverpool, July 20,j0r. to Wiramietil Nacreous—from Livemool, July to. .Philadelioho Omuta—from Live July 20, to Ocarstantinupl PRINCIITS—from Newport, M., July 19, to Comma Qom; Poo...Jur—from Gravesend, July 10, to AL John's Rrreon—ham Greenock, July 18, to.. .. ...,,,,,. ....Denerata Rocasersa—from Liverpool, July 20, t 0.." ........, Bath, G.g, TaoTaos.llaaamorr—from Liverpool, July 20, to.....,..,_jueimatt Wn, Bacuotaice—from Liverpool, July 20, to Leghors VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arturo, June 16, lat. 23 N., lon. 37 W. drawly from Ceylon for London, out 90 days, lat. 9, lon. 23. Mom from Prdif fee Boriloa, Jane 29, out 30 days. Ana, from **crusade Po be Llverepool. Jame se, 1.1. 33 N., lon. 31 W. Aim from Liverpool for Quebec, June 10, lat. 49, lon. 19. Auer, from Sunderland. June 10,1ot. 3, lon. 21. Craze Oznissaw, July IS, lat. 31, len. 11. Cuasciu.sua, of Oreeuxk, Sae the Lon do n, 5, lon. 23 W. Crrr calkroor (brig), from 913edise fo July 16, lat. 40.14 . ' 10 . 11:1575: _ YAMIT outward bound, July 17, off Bardaey. Fmßisreas, for Bideford, from Quebec, July 15,1at.49.40,10n. 14.39. Brio, from Liverpool for Malibu, July 12, lat. 51. lon. 11. Drove (ship), of and from Liverpool or Quebec, July 17, lot. 49.59 N., doe. 9.10 W. Joan Wiltuat Dana, Crora,Wrom Alexandria for London, out 32 dm, lat. 49.49 N., lon. 834 W. NmerAwhater), from London for the Pacific, June 9, lat. 8 N.,100. 22 w. LANAIONTITIE (barque), of Glanow, for Quebec, with passenger!, of Capelloder. LI-DT IPDowarm, from London for Calcutta, May 21, lat. Gr., WU 21 W. Locni.moo, from Liverpool for Quebec, June 22. LOTALIfff from Plymouth, July 13, lat. 49, lon. 12. Lant Cmisranzi, July 13, off Kmsalo. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. COLTON.—JuIy 17, at Cadogaa-place, the wife of Lieut.-COL C. COl. ton, of a daughter. PC1,F018170.--July 18, at Mount Radford, the wife of B. Feitord, Esq.. of a Boa. GOOD.—Jaly 14, the wife of C. Good, Esq., of Ball, of a daughter. 0U881819.-3017 18, at Brighton, the wife of 3L R. Gabbin4, WWI ova Betake, of a am MARRIAGES. CLITITERBUCIC—MILL.—JuIy 17, at Bt. James's, Westbourre-ter• race T. Clutterbudt, Km., of Mickleffeld He r to i' l l2 Sophia, second daughter of Lleut.-C,oLIIIII, of Brook Londonderry, Ireland. WILKIESON—WILLIAMS.—JoIy 17, at Wakot Catireb, Bell. by the Rae. Y. De V. Williams, Rector of Williford Magna, Wiltos C. A. Wilkkeon, Esq., of the Rodeo Engineers, to Rosamund Char. lA% second daughter of L. B. Williams, FN., of *instal 1,004 DRATHS. SMIIIET.—JuIy 14, at ereat Marlborough-street, Manias, AM daughter of J. Bennet, Esq., of Laleston Howe, OlamorP 7 A l7l. , WHITSREAD.—JuIy 16, at Eltham, Kent, LOOlO% widow of J . Whitbread, Tog., harem, Truro, Cornwall, and of Loudharl Hall, Suffolk, apd 60. WILSON:4OIy 16, at Poole, Otway, eldest eon of the Rey. 8.00 Wilson, Incumbent of St. Paul's Church, In that tow% Red 21 _ Tol7l4o.—July lb, at Camberwell, of Asiatic choler, iro' °lo ILD„, third son of the late noe-Affratral YAM= Tor* aged 47. Printed sad publfahol by Wiliam Kilo Hass, of Na S. dtt•t, 121 ea City of L=l:6lrtatoirlorvaut ths Moe, fa Loom. I Mot, It Slib Mad Of Josa 21.110. I i_